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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-06-20

Masonic ELECTION. AT stated commuui-
cation of Andrew jackson Lodge, No. l20,
held at their hall last night, the following Of
icers were reelected to serve for the ensuing
year: Joseph Hopkins. Warshipful Master ;
j. f.. Alexander, Senior Warden; A. s. Dunn,
Junior Warden &. f. Steiner, Treasurer ;
w. NJ. Reardon, Secretary L. II. D Brien,
Senior Deacon T. E. Downhaln, Junior Dea-
con; Edgar Wariicld and JAS. L.. Adam,
Stewards and John s. I4arcw, Tyler. The
installation ceremonies will take place at the
hall on Tuesday next, June oath, St. Johns
Day. ..--.-.' ~
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-. :, -. ,,,n,r concerning the last war with En-

or those OF his father concerning the last war WIN h
gland. -. .rs,i.,s-, as original and as
trivial as the ono Just noticed. Dr. Drumm eH 10
nrcsses surprise that Bishop CummilS ana N.Y. m5soi
should both possess the same edition Oh heoio s .
Hoolor-that published in England In three Volunes;
Certainly this is extraordinary coinciuehce, hn
should not pass unnotced In an lmportaht ait1n
SION HE this. But DR.. Drumul. have had thls edition
Of Uooker ever since was student IN tho ueneIai
TheoIo deal Seminary. then believed IN kebe, iWas
deceived by the s0phscal teachings In that nursery ~
false doctrine aud fountain OF heresy III our
am thankful that thorough study OF the reI0rHeis
led me 90 reject the OF kebe ana MS school ne
tween this utter party Of Sacerdotaists ana the h
formers there an irreeonciable barrier 1n h
has been one since the time or Land. ~ has
divided and distracted the Church Of England ~ ms
sowp disscnson and Observation-Disclosures III our own CON-
rnunion. And the wedge thus introduced by Lu" I
al last done its tou work and church needessy rem
asunder will teach mankind that the giving Heaiies
value and Importance TO human forms anu oP
Than 10 tine work the spirit and the evdenccs VI hie
Masters image Will necessarily create rcn,sn
The blame aud the ceusure the result VIII 49,
fal upnn those whose narrOwneSs ana pltou, -. 10
cornpaed their brethren, for conscience sakc'
maintain the truth a. 10 is IN Jesus al "nateF
sacrace May the Lord bless this present eonoNe
and an that is now transpring 10 the enllEn ~. r,
those In error the spread Of HE Gospel anu 'o 0o'
and edi1cation OF His chhuieh VI III u,sroptrrs
NCie- York, Nov. ID 1913
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REFORM IN PEYNSYLY YAYI4.

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HuGUEIy.-December y, is7s, at the rcsidence
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charges for carrying freight. Very radical
changes are made in the judiciary. Some
Of the rich offices In Philadelphia are abol.
ished, while others are restricted to falr sal.
aries The overwhelming vote cas-, for the
new constitution, after Q pretty thorough
canvass and discussion Of It's merits, Is evil
dence that the people were profoundly In
tcres,sd In the subject of constitutional re-
form. Perhaps the most important change
Is that requiring cach ballot cast at elections
to have o number corresponding to the
number Of the voter on the tally list,
which 10 expected to prevent fraud.
If II succeeds In furnishing Philadel.
phla with better class Of men for pub.
lie officers than those who have masquended
In that city so long. and with so much profit
to themselves, IL will not have been made
in vain
National Republican., 1873-12-18

Tue Conservatives of Virginia have
trapped themselves with the provisions Of ono
OF their own laws. Fearing the Republicans
would carry the State at the late election they
previously enacted law rlecting the ''jull-
ciary" Of the State for six years, AMI post
poning the meeting OF the Legislature until
January. As II Is the duty Of the Legislature
10 Officially declare the election Of state OH.
ccrs, anil as the term of Office of those officers
expires III the SlA or December, it Is evident
thit between the going out of the prrscni In
cumbcnis and tho swearing In OF the officer,
elect, an ntcrrrgnum will occur during which
the State will tc without Il Governor or al
executive head oi any kind.
National Republican., 1873-12-18

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