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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
CHURCH SERVICES TO-hohho"

CHRIST CHURsH-seryice at II a. m. and y
;, m by Rev. DR. Mckim-
pr PIUL,s CaURCH--Servlce At III u. H. anu
a. m. by Rev DIR. Norton.
= Gp,cr CsrRcH-Service ut II IN. ana a F.
m BY Rev. Or. SprlgS. ,l II .
M. and Ve1pers vt =: III. lp;.,. rburch>-
TTxTns PRssBYT'S. CHURCH (flrsS onurenJ
pr..ching NJ IL y. n. and u y. M, by rev. IT,
Bullock -Prescbin r
n,orn,na and night, by Rev Dir Dlnwiodle'
METH. EPls. CHURcH-Sermon IN Inc horh-
;rr nd a, n,ynt. by kev. Mr.. Boyer
Mxru. Ep1scopAL CHUKcu soUrHDSerSMice
in the morning and at night, by heV' MT
Waugh. ,ho morn
Eru. Prot. CHURCH--Service IN the nlorh-
ing Ard NJ night b. Rev. Mr.. McGrcgor.
BAPTIST CHURCH-Servlce II, 'h3 morning
and At night, bv kev. Mr.. Pen:cS :,
GxnMaS LUruERAN-Servlcc At Ii a. H. ny
Rev. Mr. Fieckeasten:
VILLAGE CHApEL-No service.
Yo;Ss MESS CHRISTIAN AssoclATdoh.L -
p,sver meeting in the NJ etht dist apls. Church
south, Mt i O'Clock p. m-specI"l services et1s
ing the week Of prayer Recommended Y! 'ao
Eva. r-lical Alliance. Tuesday night next !aS'
nrsuaTatory meeting t. the annlVero"ry, whlch
wiIi lax, the place at The regular monthly meet
iur, in the room, on King ST., at u p. III.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
The New York Meeting.

New YORK, JAM 9.--Mayor Wickham will
preside at the public demonstration III con-
domination OF military proceedings in Loulsl-
aua, to be acid ou Monday night. The cali re-
ceiecd numerous additional! signatures ycstcr-
day at the various exchanges and elsewhere.
Tie arrangements for the meeting will be per-
ieced to-day. Party feeling ran high 10 the
Produce Exchange yesterday, growing out OF
the diverse views entertained by members on
tne subject. The sentiment OF the Exchange
was ia the maio opposed to tie action of the
government, bu. there was small determined
body Of administration men who believed that
Sheridan was justified in what he had SAID and
doue. Several copies Of the call for the mass
meeting had been prepared aud signatures
ware freely appended A number Of admins.
traiou men, who had been watching the
movement, protested. and finding their pro-
test of 90 avail, started a petition concurrng
signed by nearly all the administration men.
On the upper honr of the Exchange the feel
ing Was most Intense, and after several OF the
sheets containing the anti-federal petition had
..~-.,y 1890 ---I
destroyed by an opponent. This created the
most intense feeling, aud served to stimulate
the efforts of those who were in favor of the
lnass meeting. The counter petition, which
was signed by tweny-iour members, says:
1--WE the undersigned, recollecting how the
rebellion was iuaugurated and the country
forced into war by the failure of the govern
ment to protect its forts and officers, hereby
testify our approval of tie prompt action Of
the government 10 the late case Of the Legis-
lature of Louisiana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
The flRrkPis.

New YORK, Jan. 9. Stocks dull. Money 8.
Gold III. -Four quiet and uHchapged:: " neat
dull and unchanged. Corn shade hrmer'
BALTIMORE January Q Va: 6's' peeiGrs'
10; do. consolidated, Ssh. w. Va S II. Got
ton 6rmer aud quiet; low mlddllngs lat. r. -Four
dull and unchanged. Wheat dccnlng; NO. D., !
amber Western l25al26; No. : do. l2oal2l'
No. do Halls; No. l red western Ia
l23; No. do. lis, No. 40. 1lo' ftJeI. an
l07; red Maryland ll5al25; DO. amber i oy.
81. no. 10 steamer II. Oats dull and unchans-
cd Rye unchanged. Hay unchanged. Coffee
stroug and unchanged; want OF stock rest1 1Gs
traysacr;ons Sugar firm and scarce at lOialOs.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
Snow Storm.

CHICAGO, Jan. 9.--About seven o'clock last
night the weather turned suddenly cold and a
driving snow storm from the west set H. 1t
grew colder hourly. Dispatches from places
throughout the northwest report extremely
cold weather aud in some places heavy snow
storms.
At jacksonville, Ill.,, it was Sowing heavily
last hight, the thermometer being below zero.
at Dcsmoues, Iowa., at ten o'clock last night
the thermometer marked % degrees below
zero, having changed from eight above, the
weather being the coolest for many years. A
driftiug snow storm had prevailed since ten
o'clock yesterday morning, and, it was feared,
that much suffering would eusue among the
poorer classes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE GAzETTE.l
The Alabama Investigation.

LIVINGSTON, SUMTER Co., Ala, Jan. g.
Messrs Albright aud Buckner, Of the Alaba-
ma Investigating Committee yesterday con-
Guided the four days investigation at this
place. Many witnesses were examined rs to
the killing OF Billings and lvey, and the whip
ping of the negro, Nalsou Doyle, proved.
No proof connecting those acts with pol
tica motivesaIf was proven that the Portland
riot originated n strife between negroes re-
spectlug the distribution OF government bacon.
Attempts to qnell the disturbance resulted in
combination Of the negroes against the Whites
aud al attack by the former, who subsequently
transferred operations to the adjacent neighbour
bod across the river and in this county, where
armed demonstration was suppressed by
the civil authorities without bloodshed. The
reported outrages 10 Choctaw proved mere H.
ventions 1t was proven that 10 this county
the Uuted States authorities made arrests,
seiz'd houses, and carried away private
property without warrant The same au-
thoriies took possession of the county jail.
A colored Democrat was arrested without
warrant, imprisoned, and subsequently dis
charged without examination. While i'm
priSouel military guard threatened TO shoot
him if he Gid not furnish information
which be could net give l; WAS 10 proof that
Bob Reid declared that he would carly Sumpter
county, or ride chin deep in blood. La rctuta-
tioa of the charges Of the intimidation Of Re
publican voters, it was proven that 10 the last
election the republican vote 10 this county was
increased thirty three per cent oyer Grant 8
vote 10 1872. Til, is sustained by official re.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
Ideal aifkAElTIES.

Mr.. William Morgan, District tax clerk Of
Washington, formerly Of this city, where ne has
many friends, slipped on the Ice while on the
way to his office, yesterday, aid broke his
right leg near the ankle
In the House of Representatives, yesterday,
Gen. Huntou introduced bill for the relief OF
- Williamson, of Fauquier county. Virgin
ia, late guide and scout Of the U. 5. army
which Was referred.
Letters addressed to Samuel j. Niles, Mrs
W, King aud r. +. Turner. Washington, u.
c., are detained 10 the Posofhee here for want
Of postage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
A Bishop Sustained.

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, Jan. 9.-Ln the Cath
olic case, SO long 10 controversy, of Father Slack
VS.. Bishop 0 Hara, the master in chancery de-
cided that the action Of the Bishop in remov-
ing the Father from the Church OF Auuncia-
ton of this city was in full accord with the re.
copnizod law and discipline of the Catholic
Church that priest is bound to accept and
abide by the law of voluntary association
while member. The case may come up again
in the Lycvming Court of Common Pleas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

DISTURBANCE AT THE JAlL.-Two we'll
ku,wo characters, Hugh Strider and Eddie
Meades, the former an escaped member of the
chalu gang, walked in the Jail of their own ac-
cord this afternoon, aud when the door was
locked upon them, made violent assault upon
Mr.. Boyc, the jalIor, striking him with pc ker
aud tearing the clothes from his person. Po-
liccmau Iravers, who was III the Jail at the
time, rendered such assistance as be was able,
aud with the aid of two prisoners, who were
called from their cells for the purpose, the as
sailauts were secured, though not until both OF
them had been cut by billy wounds, Ii fllctcd
by policemen who had also come there to stop
what was reported on the streets to be mu-
tiny
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
Cold Weather.

ST LOUIS, Jan. "a very sudden aud
marked change in the weather occurred here
last evening At four p. On. the mercury stood
at thr,y-one degrees above aud at seven p. m.
five degrees below zero, and the increase in the
velocity of the wind was from four to twenty
four miles per hour The mercury fell gradu
ally from D. ~ and at ten ociock was nine
degrees below Zero, the lowest point it has
touched this winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

Police REPORT. Affairs at police head
quarters continue remarkably quiet
The only case reported there this moroiug
was that of Constable }. /. Burnett who WAS
baed 10 the sun OF $3.50, Theodore Iced be-
comiug his boudman, tor his Appearance at the
next term of the Corporation Court, which
will meet 90 Monday next, to answer the charge
of an assault upon ADD attempt to kill John
Parker. The evidence cduccd was to the eft
feet that on Christmas night Parker went to
the house of a woman irou whoru Burnett had
been separated, aud that while there he was
knocked down aud stamped upon by Burnett,
who also called for an axe with which to chop
IF his head. Mr.. Edmund Burks appeared
as counsel for Burnett, j. NJ. johnson, Com-
monwealth's Attorney, representing the State.
Eleven dodgers were accommodated at the
station house last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
Bishop Of WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 9.-Tne diocese Of Wis
cousin having been divided with the asset Of
=, late Trlcnnial Convention, convention
met at toraupu Lac yesterday to orgaoiz; the
diocese, whlts'EE";'n ,sss Of twenty northeastern
counties of the re. 1t was resolved to name
it he diocese Of 5 n Du Lac Rev. Brighten
Coleman, rector on Trinity Church, Toledo,
was chosen Bishop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

PoroMAC FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
fine new secretary OF the Potomac Fruit Grow
crs' Association, Dr. J. L Suodsrass, sollcits
in behalf OF that organization, which has proved
useful 10 the development Of fruit growing
lands anu Interests hercabouts letters from any
source containing pertinent facts or making
reasonable icOulries
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
Ws.afher Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, Jao.

WASHINGTON, Jau. 9. II, a. M.
For the Middle States, rising barometer ue-
cided fall ip temperature, wluds veerlog to weSl
and north and increasing to brisk aou nlgh
with rain or snow followed BY cicariug weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

ALUMNI MEETING The annual mcctlr ing OF
the Virginia University Alumni Association
of this city, will be held next Friday nght,
when the officers will be elected, aud other ln-
teresting business transacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

PERSONAL. Hon. j. Amber Smith Re
publicau) of the House Of Representatives from
the Richmond District was in this city to- day,
and unhesitatiDgiy expressed his utter condem-
nation OF the cuuls OF Sheridan aud the ad-
miuistratiou in reference TO the Louisiana out
rage,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

to-day adopted resolution of tina oss 10 tne
Legislature for passing the Potter Jaw Inc
State officers aud the Supreme Court Tor Cd
forcing it. Also resolution asking 70 ogfesS
to SO amend the patent law thatan person eau
manufacture patent article upon payment Oh
rnyaltv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
New York Bank Statement.
New YORK, Jan. 9.-The weekly Ban
China and Japan.

LONDON, jan 9.-This afternoon GLOBE
has Information that further difficulties be,
tween the governments of China aud Japan
are anticipated in consequence of the latter
having offered some objection against fulfilling
the conditions of the Formosa treaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

CONDEMNED OYSTERS "A cargo of oysters
that had been condemned i'll Washington, ar
rived here this moruiug from that city, and
were offered for SALE but the vigllant Inspector,
Mr.. Valentine, soon discovered that they we're
unsouod and ordered the captain OF the boat
10 close his matches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

RUNAwAY.-T horses Of sir. William
Hunter became frightened this afternoon dur
iup the fire alarm, and ran away from the store
of Davy 4 Harmon, but were stopped % Nail
or Hill before anything had happened more
serious thau the breaking of part OF the wag-
on TO which they were attached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

ASSISTANT POSTMASTER MIR. q. Patter-
son Berkeley has been appointed Assistant
Postmaster of this city, vice G. c. Hewes, re-
sigued. Mr. Hcwes has been appointed De-
livery Clerk 10 the same office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

BALL--As will be seen by reference to an
advertisement elsewhere III to-day's Gazette,
the Koghts of ST. Patrick will give a ball at
the Assembly Rooms next Tuesday night All
the necessary arrangements have been made,
and the character OF those having the manage
mcnt OF the affair is sufficient guarantee for
It's entire success
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

W. O. r. R-Iu the Urited States Sen
ale yesterday, Mr. Lewis introduced d bill to
all The w. & o. r R. Co. in the construction
Of their road to the Ohio river. The bill pro-
,i!es that the Secretary Of the Interior De au-
tnoliz ID to indorsc the guaranty of The United
States on the bonds Of the road to the amount
Of thirty thousand dollars fer every mie OF the
road between Washiugtoa aud the OHIO river,
a total distance of not exceeding $50 miles. the
bouds to be delivered to the company at the
rate aforesaid upon the completion, ready for
use, of every ten ulilas The Endorsement shalt
not be made until the road shall have filed
with the Secretary Of the [ Interior deed Of
trust upon all its property, providing ior the 10
Identification against all loss by reason OF such
guaranty. The pay Of the road for carrying
tue mails shall be retained until the road Is
completed, and shall be applied whenever rea-
sou of default ou the part of the company to
the payment Of the interest upon said guaran-
tced bonds, and ultimately to The payment OF
the principal thereof. The bonds TO be 81 900
each, bearing five per cent loterest payable
seu.i-annually. Referred to District Commit
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

FIRE. The alarm of fire about TWO o'clock
this afternoon, was caused by The partial burn
log OF che roof OF one Or tue row Vi llahcu
houses just this side of the caual locks. Some OF
the fire department was out but DID not 90 !nto
service as the fumes We're speedily extiuguish-
cd by the occupants Of the building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

BURNED MAILs.-AlI the mail for the North
that had accumulated in this city up to D
O clock last Thurday, as We'll as what came
from the South that evening was burned IN the
accident on the Baltimore aud Potomac ran
road, an account Of which was published 10
vrsterlav's GaZattc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
knocia SHIPMENTS.

New York, Jan. 9-The specie shipments
to Europe to-day were S7OO.OOO' OF "nicn
$60U, 900 was in gold coin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

ROBBERY. The cook shop Of John Dogan,
on the King street wharf, was broken opco by
unknown thieves, last night, aud robbed Of all
the provisions it contained.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

PARALYZED Mr.. Elkaua Ware, whose leg
was broken on Union street some years ago,
and who has been cripple ever slnce, was
parslyzed early this mornlng while Oh his way
from the Market house to his home 10 the LIST
Ward
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

ORATORS. The Richmond State journal OF
yesterday, says: 1.-TWO representative orators
held the House of Delegates spell-bound TINS
morning, to wit The Demosthenean orator OF
she wilderness and the surprising elocutlonlst
of Alexandria The former roared as II the
ocean were 10 his front and the pebbles were
10 his mouth. The latter spoke as if the SHADES
Of Arlington shrouded his mind, and demand
ed the polish of Ciceronean delivery The one,
the type of American defamation the other
the highest development of African cltlzsn-
ship ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

Rev. Wm II. Chapman, Pastor of NJ. E.
Church, Georgetown, D G., writes: Having
had au opportunity to test the excellent quail
ties Of DR. Bull Cough Syrup, hesitate not
to say, it is the best remedy have ever used
in my family.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

PUBLIC LECTURE. Rev. Oscar +. Fllpp''
of Baltimore, as will be seen b. au advertise
lnent elsewhere in to-day's Gszaite, will delv-
or lecture in the Baptist Church uext Tues
day evening, on Anger, or the folly Of getting
mad--au excellent subject, truely, for OF all
foolish things, getting mad is unqlestlonab'y
the u,ust foolish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

IcE.-Neaviy all the ice houses 10 y est End
have been filled, aud most Of them with Ice
three inches and quarter thick the wafer at
The head Of Hunting Greek, troal which It was
sa;hcrci Oeiug Covered with ice Of hat thick
iess. The ICE 90 the canal was thick cuoush
10 day to bear the weight OF skaters, nay OF
whom awaited themselves Of the opportunity to
indulge Ia their avurlte sport.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09

DISCHARGED. 1t will be seen by reference
to the proceedings of the u. S. District Court
to-day, that a. J. Andrews, of Richmond,
whose arrest was uoIced yesterday 90 Il charge
of contempt 10 seudug insulting letters to the
Judge, was brought before the court and purg-
cd himself of the contempt, aud was discharg-
ed, the Judge having to issue 40 order Tor the
payu.en, of his expenses back 70 Rchmond on
account Of his poverty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-09
re- Green. a. Wise,
fRcal Estate Agents and Auction

fResl Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
;ONMISSIONtR'S SALE OF VALUA-
~ Bile PEuPERf}-By virtue of decree
o. the Cr,uit Court t,r Alcxandria county, rem
..r,d A. lis November term 1874, in the suit of
:. Cats, executrix, vs.. b. W. klncheloe Ell ais,
in chsncery, the undc.s! gned, commissioner
therein Eaucd. Viii expose fer sale, by pubHc
auction on TIL T. RSDA i, the Dist day of Jun
uary, $50, in 'front.' OF the M%n,ioII 10Y 10
BKll X DIV L. lasa
Inns and LOTS OF GROUND, situated at
the northeast Intersection CT Duke and Lee SITS.
IN the city OF Alexandria Va, each fronting IA
lcet Oh Duke street, and running back 66 feet
Terms of Sale: One.tenth ot the purchase
money t: be paid in cash, and the rcsid ue in Six,
tw.ivc and c.gntccn months; the bonds of the
par. ha.cr, with security, to be taken, WIN IN
icre:L from the day OF sale, and the title TO Dc
retained Until they are fully paid.
C. W. WATTLES,
dec 1l-co.s Commissioner OF sale.
COMMISSIONERS SALE-Pursuant to
~ decree OF the Circuit Court CT Fairfax coun-
", Virginia, rendered on the TIN day OF NO,
yrmbcr 1874 in the suit OF Windsor ana r ora
". james Ii. barrow ct ais, the subscriber,
commissioner OF sale il the said suit, will expose
Tor st.!e at pubic auction, IN front o. the Court
House OF Fairfax county, Virgins, on MON
DAY, the 18th Gay o. January. 1879, at Twelve
o'clock m. n! that LOT OF GRpU Nd attach
ed IN the SGli III |, Or 81 IIluCb tH'i''t ." 80
ccs.ary to pay the sum CT 81, 3UO.OO, WIN Inter
rst on : iJi.ll, part thereof, IRON October 20
1874 until PAID, the amount decrecd To the com
pl,ltu:.ls in said suit, and costs-sItuaLed about
one M e north of Fairfax Court House, IN ar
lax county, Virginia, bounded Ms follows BE-
rir,i,ir.g NJ i stone III the middle OF thcod Court
!:,us,. r,,rd: lhercc VITA the centre OF the sad
road north 80 east 30 boes links 10 The corner
Of !nnd heretofore owned By Solomsn Van Or,
den thence with said line north S3!' west %
;,o.cs - link. to u planted stoac pole east oil u
branch; thence north TO 20 ives. 1873 poies 10 3
marked White oak; thence south IA west %
u.,l,- To u corner of H. Pruync owned by 6a-
lev: theme. south ois0 east ~ pole: III INKS ID
the beginning; containing ONE HUND
ACRES, The same being the tract OF lhrd con-
w.; ed by William Ainsley and wife to Robert
strong. by deed OF April 18th, 1861, and 'e2crd-
ci IN .nr lsrd records Of talriHX unity, !lDef
H. No. 4 folio III, and by deed dated the 30th
at Julv. lsGj, and recorded in llber r, NO. 4,
folio ala, l~nd records OF Fairfax county, ana
runv.ycd b. SnrAn Strong and husband TO
Thomas L.. Hume.
Terms OF SHE L. be as follows: SO mucn IN
r.ud Is viii DAY the costs and EXPENSES OF THIS
suit AID sill. ard the residue III six, twelve ana
eighteen months OF equal payments; the pur-
chaser ~ give b md vita good personal security
for Inc Deferred payments, with interest thereon
from dav OF sale. EDM y ND BURhE,
Firt,v co dec l5-w4w Com. of Sale.
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