The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-31
Religious services Sunday.


Religious Services Sunday.
The pulpits of the several Presbyterian
Methodist and Baptist churches in this city
and Manchester will be occupied by min.
listers Of the Baptist General Association
tomorrow, as will be seen by the follow
ing list of appointments
BAPTIST.
First.--11 a. M, Rev. S. d. Phelps, D.,
D., Connecticut; ST p. M, Rev. William
Hague, d. D., New Jersey; % a. M, DIR.
A. Jaeger, Alabama.
Second.--ll a. M, Rev. j. M. Pendle-
ton, ID. d., Pennsylvania; p. IN, Rev. j..
p. M, Rev. Ii. @. Graves, d. D., Rhode
Island.
Grace-Street.-1 a. M, Rev. Cleon
Reyes, Kentucky; p. m., Sunday
school mass-meetDg under the direction OF
John William Jones, superintendent OF
Sunday-schools in VIrginia-Rev. w. E.
Hatcher, d. D.. Rev. George b. Taylor, d.
D., Rev. John r. Bagby, and others, will
address the meeting; Sp. m, Rev. j. W.
Carter, West Virginia.
Leigh-Street. a. Ms, Rev. George
T. Bagby. Kentucky; 81 p. M, Rev. E.
j. Willis, Virginia.
Pine-Street.--11 a. M, Rev. Henry
Petty, Virginia; s P. NJ, Rev. j. e.
Hutson, Virginia.
Sidney.-ll a. M, Rev. j. B. Taylor,
jr., Virginia;s p. M, Rev. j. w. Nc
Gown, Virginia.
Fulton.--l1 a. M, Rev. Il. w. Sydnor,
Virginia; 8 p. M, Rev. w. r. Cridlin,
Virginia.
Manchester a. M, Rev. A. Broad
dus, Virginia; s p. m, Rev W. S. Penick,
West Virginia.
First Colored.-11 a. M, Rev. George
W. Beale, Virginia; 3 p. m, Rev. S. j !.
Atkins, Virginia ~ p. M, Rev. H. W.
Montague. Virginia.
Sidney Colored. Ill a. M, Rev. Sam
uel Harris, Virginia 3 p. m., Rev. O..
Ellyson, Virginia; y p. M, Rev. j. l..
Truman. Virginia.
Ebenczer Uolored).-l1 a. m, Rev. Ro.
Williamson, Virginia; 81 a. M, Rev. DR..
w. Ii. Kirk, Virginia; p. M, Rev. w.
N. Chandoin, Alabama.
Venable-Street Chapel.-ll IL. M. Rev.
F. w. Eason, South Carolina s p. M,
Rev. j. II. Barnes. Virginia.
Seventh-Street Christian.-ll q. m,
Rev. William E. Hatcher, d. D., Vir-
GINA; s p. IN, Rev. @. II. Ryland, Vir-
ginia.
Byrd-Strect (Coloreb. liz a. m, Rev.
w. W. Wood.
PRESBYTERIAN.
First.--l1 a. M, Rev. w. A. Montgom-
cry, ID. d., Virginia; p. m, Sunday
school mass-meeting, Rev. John @. Long,
ID. d., Rev. Thomas Hume, ST.; ST p.
M, Rev. W. d. Thomas, d. d., Vir-
GINA.
Second.--ll a. m, Rev. w. Ii. Whitsitt,
South Carolina.
Third.-1l a. M, Rev. Thomas Hume,
jr., Virginia 81 p. m. Rev. j. I. Kincan-
non, Tennessee. The church-bell will not
be rung.
Grace-Street.-1 a. M, Rev. j. O..
Long, d. d., Virginia.
Manchester. a. M, Rev. s. q. Bos-
ton, Virginia; 8 p. M, key~A. U. Barron,
Virginia.
Broad-Street.-1 a. M, Rev. b. Grims-
ley, Virginia; 81 p. M, Rev. Q. Tyree, ID.
D.. Virginia.
Clay-Street.--l1 a. M, Rev. j. l.. Car
roll, Virginia; s p. M, Rev. j. A. Davis,
Virginia.
Sidnev.--1l a. M, Rev. George f.
Adams, Virginia p. M, Rev. Alfred
DaRDy, virginia.
Union Station.-ll a. M, Rev. George
II. Northam, Virginia; p. M, Rev. It.
Gray, Virginia.
Trinity.-ll a. M, Rev. A. E. Owen,
Virginia; St p. M, Rev. |. b. Lake,
Virginia.
Centenary.--1l a. M, Rev. Samuel G.
Mason, North Carolina +; s p. M, Rev.
Henry Wyer, Virginia.
Manchester.--1l q. M, Rev. ii. L..
Burrows, N. j.; p. m, Rev. j. A.
Haynes, Virginia.
United States Court-room.-Rev A. r.
Miller atsI1 a. m. Subject "The Lord IS
Prayer"
APPOINTMENTS FOR PETERSBURG.
First Baptist.-11 a. M, Rev. j. r.
Harrison, Virginia; p. M, Rev. L. ).
Dnnaway, Virginia.
Second Baptist.-ll a. M, Rev. l. ).
Dunaway, Virginia; 8 p. M, Rev. j. Il.
Harrison, Virginia.
THE HANOVER MURDER MYSTERY
SUPPOSED MURDERER ARRESTED
The body of the man that was found in the
Chickahominy swamp some weeks since
by Mr.. j. Bell Bigger, is supposed to be
that Of man named Ford, who has been
missing for five or six weeks, and when
last seen was at party in Henrico, Of
which county he was resident. A few days
ago, Geo. Jones, of Hanover, was arrest.
ed charged with the murder of Ford. The
circumstances, as far as we have been able
to learn, are about as follows: Jones and
Ford were both attending a party
in Hanover, at which there was O
young lady, with whom both Of them
were IN love. Jones, it seems, taunted
and worried Ford great deal, and about
ten o'clock at night these men, in compa
ny with two other parties, left; and before
the party was over all had returned bu
Ford. 1t is said that when Jones returned
he made the remark to some one, that HI
didn't think Ford would trouble him any
more with his jokes.
"F" CoNIPANY.-Ata meeting of !" f.
company, held at their armory last night
an invitation, which has been extended tt
them to visit the Allegheny Springs, wa
laid before the meeting, and after full con
sideration of the subject it was unani
mously accepted. To show that the boy
are in earnest and intend to have goo'
time, they at once appointed a COMMITTEES
consisting of the commissioned officers AM
orderly sergeant to make all necessary ar
rangements. They will leave here aoou
the LIST of August.