Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-28
Official.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN


At an adjourned meeting of the Board of al.
May n, 1910, there were present:
j. r. N. Curtin, esq.,, President, and
Messrs. Brill, harbury, Ballengsr, Field and
Fitzgerald.
An ordlnsnce for imposing and collecting
licenses within tie city If Ale1audris, Va,
for the year commencing June l, 1910, and
ending May 81, 1911, received from the Com.
mon Council May "a. 1910, aud lad over, was
read the sect nd and third times and passed
ayes 6, noes none.
An act to appropriate a part of the city
revenue for The fiscal year ending Nav 81,
1911, received from the Com mon Council
May "a, 1910. and laid over. was read the
second and third times and psssed-ayes 6,
noes none.
A resolution to make q temporary loan to
pay overdrafis on the City Treasurer on &C
count of the general fund for the fiscal year
ending May 81. 1910, and paying warrants
for the hr.t Fix or ten days of fiscal year be-
ginning June /. 1910, aud authorizing the
FINANCE Committee to borrow S. 900, was re-
ceived from the Common Council and laid
over.
On motion 1t was decided that when the
board adjourned it be to meet on Monday,
May 30, 1910, ut 11:i5 o'clock a. N.
The board then adjourned.
Urn. CURTIN, President.
Teste: LUTHER Ii. THOMPSON. Clerk.
JUDGE TEBB; STRUCK BY OAR.
JUICE Richard III. T4bbs, OF Leesturg,
wss probsbly fatally injured In al accident
10 Seventh tt-eet, just sou b OF Q STREET
northwest, Washington, yesterday alter
noon, a! 4:40 O'Clock. Hs was knocked
down and drsgyed several yards under
tie fender of 3 nort1 bound car OF tae
Capita Iraet;oa- Company, and was
picked up uaconsc;oas and taken to the
Homeopathic H9spitsl. His condition
ia critical.
Judge Tebbs suffered q d uole c3m-
pound fracture OF the bones OF both legs,
badly spraiued left ankle, the fracture
of several ribs on The lett side, and
numerous W. u IDS on the head and face.
The hospital physicians say the fractures
sod other wounds are not necessarily
fatal, tu: that the shock, coupled WITH
the age of the patient, and the possibility
Of internal i, juries, make his condition
OF the most serious nause.
At the time of the accident Judge
TebbS, accompanied by Mr.. R q l.. Mon
cure, Of Rosslyn, his Iav partner, aud
jill. Murray, OF Ball.t,n, interested With
Ju ige Tebbs in Washington real estate,
which they inspected, was crossing
Seventh street, where excavations for q
new building are being made. Judge
rebos was 10 advance OF Mr.. Moncure
and Mr.. Mu ray, talking on business
matters. He failed to notice the approach
CT csr, when he .t'ppsd to toe middle
Of the track. B fore his friends could
warn him OF danger, and before the mo.
trmsn could apply the brskes, the car
struck Judge Tebbs H, was lodged
against the fender, jurt ahead OF the
mud guafd In front oil tle wheels.
Judge Tebbs is IS years cid, and nd.
tive of Leesburg. He is member of the
law firm of Moucure y Tebbs, of Lees
burg; tine law firm of Moncure, Tebbs &
Gains, of Alexandria county, and the
real estate firm of Leeth s; Tebbs, with
Offices at Leesburg aud Hamilton.
Judge Tehbs was judge Of the County
Court OF Loudon county from 1885 until
Ieo5, when county courts were abolish,
ed
For several years he was Il commission
er of chancery and examiner o. the ju-
dicial records Of his county, as we'll as
the county Of Fauquier, of which War.
rentcn is the seat He is q son of the
late Charles B. Tebbs, d lawyer of prom
inence,
Judge Tebbs is ia the Homeopathic
H3apilal to-day, with seseral bones In his
leg fractured and numerous GUS erd
bruises about the head aud body. DR..
William P. Carr, who is attending the
ju lge, said today that 30 FAR as ne had
Dean able to ascertain he hiss no Internal
nj lries, and bis condition is 81 favorable
as could be expected under the circum-
stances.