Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-12

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BAPTIST CHURcH-Service at ii m. ana
Sp m by R"v w. 5 Penick. :,
GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT IL q. ~,
who7 a sermon Will be delivered by MT. d.
cllseior Theologrcsl student 81 D. LOUIS, VI d
YeUNG MEs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS.
PRAYER meeting in the Baptist Church; at
four D. m. Jail ut Z p. m. AIMS house q. = p
N, Omen air meeting at the Tunnel at % m.
Tuesday night at eight O'Clock, Union prayer
Meeting in the Second presbyterian Cnurcn.
Omen mir service next Friday night at O'CLOCK
q, the corner of King and Royal streets
OrrSlSG AND CLOSING OF MAILS. Until
:a,trr no,ico tho following will DO the hours
,,.r tho opening and closing of the mails:
OPENING.
N,-,h.rn mails. MO r. m and 200 y. m.
W..l~rn mails, S:i5 u. m. and 200 p. m.
Southwestern. via Lynchhurg and Gordons-
wv W., - in m; and Ohio, Round Hill to Alex
aniri4 $50 p. III.
Manassas Division, 400 y. III.
S,ujh4ru mails via Richmond and Freder-
ickShurg, Va, $50 3. M. and $50 p. IN.
CLOSING.
Northern and Western mails TOO p. M. and
Hnn j. III.
Southwestern, via GordonSvlt.e ana Lynch-
hHry, 900 II. m.
Washington and Ohio, Alexandris to Round
Hid, Va, 500 q m.
MAna,s SIS Division, 600 u. III.
southern, viz. Fredericksburg and Richmond,
Va, 500 II. IN. snd $50 D. IN
ass-Ganeral delivery window closes At 500 p.
m. Doors close st 300 r. IN
~" Open on Sundays at a. m. and closes ut
yt5H "a. N.
gls- Persons leaving the city during the sum
me- Gao have the Gazette mailed 10 them lice
ni postage.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES - Var Depart.
r. 81, Il 4 rrH.
mgton, u. c., Auqust II, lS76-lU:3o u. NJ
For the Middle ota es, slowly falling barpmc-
ter. s,ationary to rising temperature, Wlnds
mostly from the southwest to southeast, and
increasing clruiinc>s, with thunder storms,
possibly extending over the Eastern States.
HE GLYMoNr MURDER The Port Tobacco
Times, in u notice OF the arrest of Foster and
O'Ncrl, says:
witnesses who pr f.ssed to be able TO !deu-
tly the supposed murderers were summoned
and an examination was held gu Tuesday, but
all Of them failed utterly to id Entity the pris
onc,s as the proper parties, and assert positive
y thry are not the mn. They are, however,
still held in iai By the authorities Tor further
developments. Somehow the impression has
gone abroad that these are the right parties,
and urder the circumstances II IS cmlncn'y
proper they should be guarded Tor the pres2u:
at least. Letters have been received here
from several sources detailing the arrest OF par
ties, but as all are based upoG the vagucst ri
morS, We omit all further mention of them"
o. The other hand, special dispatch from
Washington last nlght>t to the Baltimore Suo
says:
Persons who arrived here to night from
prrl tobacco, Nd, 90 the steamer * yport,
which lett there this morning, say that fears
ar, expressed there that Babe Foster aud
Henry o Neal, the two negroes who are 10 jail
there on su- plcion of being the murdcrers of
young Everett, at Glymont, several weeks
since, will be lynchcd unless the authorities
there receive help from Annapolis, where they
lave sept TOR aid. The authorities strepuously
deny thar the pegrocs have been fully dentl
Il d. and claim that there is no positive evl
eucc against them whatever. On the other
had the impression has become general that
The identification OF them is complete and that
;he gu h>ritles deny the fact 50 that the law
can take ITS proper course.
Squire Boswell, who resides at Port 10
hac,c, assured the Sun correspondent who Wis
ned tDat place on Wednesday that they were
no the men wanted, and that no responsible
person had fully identified them. He said fur
,ner that there was 10 evidence against the
,wo colorcd tramps who were seen about ely
mont the day before the murder. but that sus
li,lou pointed toward them. 1t is claimed by
some that pair of pants on one oil the negroes
unicr Arrest have been identified as the prop
'riy OF young Everett, and that another OF the
negroes has 90 him pair OF sleeve buttons
which were known 10 be 10 Everett's posses
a few days prior to his murder. There
ac many runners here to night in connection
wHh the affair, tut as there is no Geographic
r''ntnuucatiou with any place nearer than
twenty-five. miles Of Port Tobacco no definite
information can be secured TO night.