Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
curRcH SERVICES. &c., TO MORROW
CHRIST CHURCH Service at ii u. w. anu y y
n, by ..ev. Mr.. Dame.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-Service at Ii q. M. ana
an. NJ, by Rev. DIR. Norton
GRACE CuURCH-Service al ii q. m. and ~
n. m. by Rev. Di SprIgg.
ST MARY's CHURCH-Mass at ana IL H. H.
I1SIos PREsBYT'N. CHURCH First Church,
Service in the morning by Rev }: J. Bullock
ID Sunday School Concert at night
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-SerVlce
morning ,nd night BY Kew Dr. Bedsoe
METH EPIs. CuURCH-Service st IL q. m.
bv Rev. Richard Norris, of Georgetown, and at
i p. m by Rev. w G. Webb. Subject;-."Ezss
kiel by the river Chebar, or Unfoldlngs Of
Providence" Bible class at 4 p. m.
METH. EPIs. CHURCH SoUTH-Servlce al IL
8 m and y. N by Rev. MI Waugh.
METH. Prot. CHuRCH-Service morning ana
nipnt by Rev. DR. n ichols.
BAPTIST CHURcH-Servce in the morning
BY Rev. d ". Gwian, ID, and at ngh' by
WAR; MISSION CHAPEL-Services at 6.45
GERMAN LUTHEKAS-Service st II a. m,
vine? a sermon will be delivered by Kew Mr..
Fieck ns.aIn.
You've MESs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
p-.yer meeting in the Meth Prot Church, 1T
fnurp. H. Jail ut pm. Aims House ut = p.
m. Wednesday, night at Il o'clock, Union
PRAYER Meeting in the NJ. 7. Church.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF NAILS. - Until
fIrtbcr notice the following will b. the hours
Tor the opening and closing Of the malls:
OPENING.
Northern mails $50 r. III. and T:GO y.
Western mails, SAB 4. and ECO p. III.
Southwestern, via Lynchburg and Gordons-
vile, SID p. IN.
autra, $3.50 p. m.
Manassas Division, 400 .. m.
sou .nern mails, via Richmond and Fredcr-
icHsburg, Va, $50 4. m and $50 p. IN.
CLOSING.
Northern and Western mails 700 p m. and
!.t0 y. IN.
Southwestern, via Gordonsvlle and Lynch
Washington and Ohio, Alexandria to Round
Hill, Va, 500 IN.
Manassas Division, 600 a. m.
Southern, via Fredericksburg and Richmond,
Va, 600 y. IN. and $50 p. m
~. General delivery window closes at $40 p.
IN. Doors close 1T 500 p. m
nss-Open on Sundays at 9 q. m, and closes at
$50 y m.
WEATHER PRoBABILlTIEs.-Wa Var Depart
nacnt Office otu.e Chief Signal Officer, Hnsh-
,ngt0n, u. C., October I, lS16-lU:3r 4. III
III the Middle States rising barometer brisk and
high westerly or northwest winds, diminishing
in force Tonight colder and generally cioar
wrsth.r excepting occasional light rains IN
c.Stern New \ DIRK, with heavy frosts on Sunday
inurnlng.
TIE BEULAH CHURCH TROUBLES. Accord
i 10 prcviou, ARRANGEMENTS the congregation
oi Dcuah Baptist Church. colored. met las,
night, TO take further action Ia regard 10 the |
s cmcot Of their church difficulties MesSrs
K bert Bell, }. 7. Agacw aud John w. Stew
Al. were also pres nj by Invitation, as arbltra-
tors Rev. Mr.. Ma:chett. colo!ed Baptist |
preacher from W asAlu2tOn, addressed the meet |
ipg i!rst Oh the duties OF the members Alter |
In. s,ueng O q hymn the Rev. 4. Robinson,
the pastor, commented on tuc proceedings OF |
tIe last meeting, which did net seem to please
hi,n mucn Rev. Mr. M.chett then spoke
asaiu % the rules of the Baptist Church, say
lug hat The Mayor Of the CITY ha;. no right TO
preside at Baptist church luectlng; That oone
Of tul doings oithc former meeting wore blndleg !
~ nc church, ana that any vote which might
uc t.k,u here to oight would be entirely void
and u o. ctf.ct Mr.. Matchett then, at the
rsuGs i o: Dir. Robinson, took Ills seat as tn /
chatham OF The meeting and was proceeding
wuh bis remarks, when Mayor johnson came
~, q; d, after listening for awhile to Mr.. M.tcn.
cliS 'cmarkS, asked him 10 step aside and as
>untd the chair The Mayor then had the |
rliI called. aud eghty-scven members answered
10 their DANES. The mode Of voting having
been >xpiaued, the roll was again called, and
i,iitY tour members voted to >us aln the pastor
aud ,ty-thrcc against So do!ug. leaving ma |
jorty a@aiust the pastor OF ui?rteeu The May. |
~ pr ,aiscd that police officer should be sta !
toned at the church during rs meetings hereat
tr, aud declared the meeting adjourned.
i1c keys AMI church records were delivered " |
III Mayor TO the clerk aud sexton who were IN
office PRIOR 20 the troubles. but who have since I
b.gu dcp0Scd by the pastors adhcrcnts. 1t Is /
understood tia, Rev. Mr. Robinson refuses to |
.ublnit to the scttl :ncnt last night, and the |
Troubles arc regarded as far from settled as they |
wrc before the meetings were held. Mean
while the church is in really u depl@rable con.
tiion, there being debt upon the ground, |,
AMI The buidiug being 10 au alm0s uolnhablt-
ahc condltloD.
CORPORATION CouRr-Judge f. NJ Loeoe
pr~idiny- Lontiuuetion Of Icstere}nys PRO
coii0y$.-S, atuu vs.. Bryant; debi; jury and
Yudic Tor plaintiff
Smoot, Uhcr & Go. ". john I. Hill; issue
on Of chancety; jury aud cas-" IN progress when
the 'urt adjourned
r. Dap w. N. McHcigh VS. L. J. Uadcr
3 ieo "n suIcrsedaS bond; jury and YER
d., II plaintiff.
" ~ McVe,gh V. Z. j. Underwood; tres
PISS inry a;,i verdict fnr plaiu'itf.
mmouwaal.h * re- James Fossett vs..
J0un /. ilti; lutorm !tiou in the nature Of
a. w.rgan,o; iu gmcut by the court Tor the
Dsira AT, aod motion to set aside Judgmen'.
). u ahHn vo josiah tori; removal; judS-
Gaul by the c, uri for the plaintiff
ton.m NV ai!n vs. Louis Arpch; for selling
tq1'r 90 >und y; motion Tor a new trial over.
!Ucd oy ii" court.
l. Ii"r'sn X was appointed ju lga of
= -tll.l lnr tic 5 coud ward vice j. 4. Mex |