Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-09-23
e. BKEVETLES.
letting of the Central Rcpublical

'elnR OF the central ltepu0llcan Con
Atan> IN Washington yesterday, tn
mittee held /. ~ says: Resolutions wer
Chronicle OF that Ca. fthe sense Of the meet
adopted as expressive =. LIST Congress dn
Jog to the effect that "the J. rights bill;
wrong in not passing the civil ms dc
that the late outrages 10 New Orle~. 80
men should have offices 10 preference to white
men," aud finally, that those who were out Of
office now 10 the District should be immediate.
iy srrr';el with good paying rczit!ons.' This
va, t;.. gi.t Of the resolutions adopted, and al
ter remarks By Fred. Douglass, Bob Purvis, and
Jo;,n L.ngstou, the meeting adjourned.
Shoull the Ere Wardcns not comply with
the ..cmaHd OF the Co!u ntia Ere Company tot
The ~rt:4ural Of the present engineer of that
cou!,auy, lie COMPANY will, AS heretofore stat
aud devote the proceeds to soll,e public city
charity, AID not divlds them aiuong themselves,
as b"!orc reported.
\ son cf Mr.. Bender, who lives near Hunting
Creek Bridge, about eleven year, u age, wil.c
detrndiog his little brother from the attack OF
a vicious dog yesterday VA, severely bitten on
DIR. Gibson dressed his wauDds which though
SC!lOuo TX " ouppO@SH ~ ~ ~"
J. G.. Steers 4 Son, of Washington, SrwIng
Machine Agents. we're her. to-day, an! OF AZ
~plicationa to Justice Padgett recovered ~l:jscs-
sion Of a machine they hal SoIl to NMtie
Green, the woman in all for murder, because
she had Omitted to make regular payments CT
tie anne
Among the cases before the Polio: Court III
Washington yesterday, Judge Smell presiding,
were John \. Nightingale, John ones, James
liagan, ana VIM. Smith, (who went to the
dog light charged with dIsorderIy conduct
at Fcx's Ferry, and were Gned IS each.
Many vi the Radicals Of the city have 10
:~,esitaacy il aYowing their condemnation Of
the acton d the Cutpep2r Convention, and
there are rumors Of Il meeting TO be held TO
give further expression to that condemnation.
\ man aud his wife On their way north via:
the \. Il L. II. Il. train that passes here at Il
. clock IN the day got eff here this morning
tLiGking this was Washington, and that Christ
Church stceple was the top Of the Capitol.
Mr.. W. 4. Smoot, President Of the Marine
Hallway Company, while inspecting some work
at the ship yard day before yesterday, fell from
u lcy and received painful though rot serious
injuries.
DR.. &. ". Chancellor, formerly Of this city,
was yesterday rc.nominatcd for u seat in tho
first branch Of the City Council Of Ba!Iimorc 1t
the Conservative primary election, held ii that
city.
The tug beat Belle Haven will be tcmrora!l
Is withd: avn from the Potomac flotilla and be
employed in The improvement OF the Appomat-
tox river.
The first consignment Of new corn to !llis
market was received here this morulag Ly Mr..
l}chinmio H. Lambert and was Soda - cents
ii buslIe'.
The chain gang was out, this morning, III
two :qurd,. Que commanded by the Captain,
G. o. Simple, and the other hythe late captain,
Patrick Dillon.
Among the representatives 10 Attendance mp
on The session OF the Grand Lodge Ut Odd Eel
lows Of the United States, now in session IN
Atlanta, is cx-!Mayor Latham, Of this city.
Complaint is made Of the condition Of the
drainage al the intersection OF Prince aud Al