Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-10-19

SECOND PsEsBrTER1AN CHuRcH-Service in
the morning and at night, by Rev. DR.. Bullock
MErH. Erls. CHURCH-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by Rev. Mr. Hemenway
METH. EPls. CHURCH SoUTH-Sermon in the
morning and at I! p. M.
MErH. PROT. CHURCH-Sermon in the morn
ins and at night by Rev. DR.. killgore.
BAPTIST CHUkcH-Service in the morning
an! at night by Rev. G. H. Ryland.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-No service.
MEADE CHApEL--Service at .. IN.
\. NJ: 9. A.-Prayer meeting in the First
Prcsh Church, at four p. M; Aims House SER
vices at 3 p. m; Jail services at p. m.
RECEIPTS By RAILROAD following are
among the receipts by the Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas Railroad for this week Corn
1896 bushels, wheat 1896, rye 40, oats 455,
mill ofal 80, chestnuts l55, corn meal l6, peas
bag, onions II bushels, potatoes $50, genslng
bag. dried fruit 80 bushels, tobacco % boxes
-four 679 bbis, lime 200 bbls., apples 50, fresh
beef $50 lbs, fowls II coops butter 50 tirklus,
eggs l. bills. and boxes, cabbage ~ bags, su
mac >74 sacks, pig iron $4,000 lbs, straw
=; bales, hides II bundles, calves s head,
feathers sack, spokes SO bundles, brandy
hbI leather IS roles, tallow bbl. hay IS bales,
cider bbl., ground plaster bags, dressed
hogs ,, buckwheat -four 2 bags, vinegar bbs.,
brass ljn lbs, sheep skins bale, bacon l15
lhS. chairs | doz n, rags 23l2 lbs, oak lumber
I.uoO feet, pine lumber 5000 feet, iron aud
bones 22,2GO lbs, cattle 9 cars, sheep car,
horses | car.
The follown-are the receipts hy the w. 4 0.
Il. R-Wheat 5,o42 bushels, corn $40. meal
IS. potatoes25, chestuuts l. bags, butter SO
bills and kegs, eggs 81 bbls and boxes cider
bbls fruit 81 bbls and boxes, calves "A, leather
Is rolls, hay - bales, rags bags, sumac
SOL lbs, wood S Car loads, stock ,, cheese
~ boxes.
New LOCOMOTIVES Blue Ridge new
ten wheel locomotive built at the Orange Al
cxandri, and Manassas Railroad Company s
shops, in Alexandria, made its appearance on
the track this week, attracting Il good deal OF
notice 10y its noble appearance. 1t was built
under the superintendent of Master NlachlDlst
.,a,nrs EWaddcy, and Is a fine piece of mechan-
iSul When seen by us she was drawing TWEEN
~ seven freight cars. Mr.. John Bruce, a
Young engineman. aud formerly running Il ma
trra tram, and said to be i most faithful en-
pInyee Of the company, is driving her. Mr..
John Wilkins came out on Monday morning
last with his pet Prince William" rebuilt in
fine style at the same shops Prince William"
is attached to the Manassas passenger train,
and is an old acquaintance of the residents
along that line. --NdnaSsls Gd=ette.
4 Fox HUNT.-It is not often that our
amateur sportslnen meet with such luck as be-
fel one of them yesterday evening. who in the
vicinity of the buryug ground started up a
fox, and after short chase, succeeded IN Sc
curing the "bruSh.' Upon an examination it
was found that Reynard had round his neck
ricce OF chain several inches in letgih, aud
how it could have gotten there puzzled our
Young friend much but is not such mystery
to the sexton of one of the cemeteries, WHO has
i distinct recollection OF being the poSsesSor of
pet fox answering, exactly, the description VI
the deceased, to whose neck was attached just
such piece of chain as that found on the dead
animal; and to assuage his grief tor the loss OF
the family pet he talks OF damages, NC.
The P.AToNBURG RIoT.-Governor Walker
has issued a warrant of rendition in answer to
a reuuisition of Hon. Joel Parker, Governor of
New Jersey, for Charles Perkins and Joseph
Warne, charged with riot on the EaSton and
Aluboy railroad William ID. Allen is the
agent on the part Of New jersey to receive the
prisoners. Perkins and two other coored men,
". W. Banks and William Price, charged
with completely in the riot are in jail In this
city. Several colored men have called at the
jail within the last two or three days and ex.
pressed their desire to be summoned as wit
ness in the case, which is now being tried IN
New Jersey.
DISTURBANCE IN MARK Er-A man, known
generally by the name of Pete, employed by
Mr. NJ Schuler, created considerable disturb
ance 10 market this morning. He was lntoxl.
Gated. and made furious onslaught on several
Of the butchers, and their assistants, using as
weapons meat choppers and sharpening steels.
He was knocked down several times by those
he assaulted, and was finally secured by the
police and taken off to the station house, but
not until he had inflicted quite severe wound
upon the head of George Sutton, an employee
of Mr.. Helmuth, the butcher.
TIE MARKET, to-day, as is usual on SatuI-
days, was well attended by sellers and buyers,
and there was large supply of produce from
the country. We have 20 change to NOTICE,
whatever, in the prices OF meats or vegetables,
from those reported on Saturday last. Butter
(tresh) 80 to Al cts. per ID. Eggs 81 cts per
doz The butchers had excellent fresh meats,
al former prices. Quantities OF chestnuts are
coming in at from II to Is cts. per quart. Egg
plants at 5 cts. u piece. Lima beaus l5a2O cts.
Der quart. a few rabbits and squirrels were
for sale, and wild turkey at SIPS. There
were few punches of fresh fish.
CORPORATION CoURT-Judge +. ~ Lore
pnxaliug.-Jeremah Robb VS.. John Naglee;
in covenant: and Hall L. Hume VS.. Daniel Phel;
in assumpsit: account certified; continued gen
orally.
License to keep an ordinary heretofore grant
ell to Henry Anderson and John Mcrrlttat' the
corner OF King and Alfred streets, was trans
tcrred to same parties at the corner OF hing
aud Columbus streets. :,
Court adjourned till 10 o'clock next Monday
morning.