Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-10-02

,,eyt mice OF the ChtJ Otgndt CUtCei' 'o'''
'.gton, D. c., October 2, lS7e-lO;SO a. n
T., In. Middle States slowly fsllihg lhloweu ~
.,"sriy stationary barometer, westerly 10 soutn
winds stationary 10 rising temperature aIo
..ro- uartly cloudy weather, except possibly
,nsssionsl light rains in The extreme northerI
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EVAPORATION CoURT-Jmage E. ~ LoW'
,.Jdiaq.-rhls Court met in quarterly 'eru
=; II . :!ock this morning.
,,rapt iury, consisting Of 2. b. Hooe, fore
.,..n lanes +. Wood, NJ. H. Janney, John
Vrr, james i. Crump, George L.. oimpSou
,,. /, }. iIdein, was sworn, retired to thell
r,,m and having returned, reported lndict.
mrn,s a. follows: Celia Nashlngton, grand
T,r,.,y: L,u.s Appich. ulsdcmeauor; Anthony
Grant, breaking and eut"rl"g a canal BOAT;
Ety,rl iyier, same oifeuce; Fame jenkins,
,,r:,,;1 !aIccuy; all Iruc bills.
i;;-harI 5. Miner was ADMITTED to practice
law ID this Court. ;.
II rs Anderson.
:r,.n,e to sell liquors to be drunk where sold
w.,. Granted to Jasnes +. Hammersiey.
! L l;cnll's cx'r. W., |. a. Brewls adm r.;
against plaintiff 10 employ new counsel.
Fhe report OF the Inspectors Of the jail was
fled. ;.
c.. k :, ..dni +. uicu.
,-,o,,,,wcaIth ex re. James FoSSett Us.
john t. iilii; Inform alton IL the nature OF quo
wlrran.o; information by consent; plea hled "
defendant with written agreement to submit
,rnf,w ;uu the facts in the case to his Honor,
lie judge Of this Court.
ILc Cur, theu took recess until s. clock,
AID upon reasscmbllug adj burned uutl to. NOR
ry@ morning. at Ii 0 cl0ck.
COUNTY CONSERVATIVES "A meeting Of
the Ue!.traI TiItcn and Hcudrcks Club of the
cglu,y was held on Thursday evening last at
B.t'> Gross Roads aod was very enthusiastic,
Y.uny showing mat the conservatives are unit
ID 10 their views, aul that they are deter
u.,gci TO do their duty.
The meeting was called to order by the
president, Henry W. Febrey, James h. Glenn.
rnts 4ci!us as secretary.
ihe president appointed az executive COM
mittuc consisting 0: the following: Messrs
Wm. j Carey, J. Donaldson, Robt. Walker,
VI ~. BAL, James +. Clements, Curtis Ora
nam, IT,, and Harrison Hatch.
Mr.. Robert Walker reported that tilg pole
E.I utcn procured, aod arrangements We're
N pjc Ter its erection at which tune quite de-
III ,,s,rut:on viii be made. The jackson Dem
ctra!c Association is expected to be present,
nj orators from tn: cl,ies OF Washington and
.A..Xan ira will be on hand.
Mr.. Alex .udcr Hunter, OF Alexandria city,
,v., present. aud delivered an address reptate
with r.rueStuess, ardor and sound reasoning.
Vi. Hunter will speak when the flag is nuturl.
ri t. IA" breeze, the time for which will be set
=, he next meeting.
Speeches were also made by Messrs. g. Il.
Adams, II. w. Febrcy, Samuel 5. Adams aud
joan K. Johnson, alter which the meeting ad-
jJaruyd unlll Thursday, Oct. 9Th, at 7 p. u.
rIE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.-Mayor
Johnson tA.s morning received Il circular iruln
I. +. Davenport, May r. and J. NJ. Dexter,
t. a,.l~ut OF the Rnict Association at BruUs
wick, G;l., appealing for aid for the sufferers
a., ,nc .!low icvr there. Mount Veruou
/. ,i5c l. ua Birth, at meeting held last
u..ai, subscribed Considerable sum ior the
b nit ol the sufferers, and Appointed com.
m.ggc conSi-tog of hlesSrS. NJ. Ruben, |.
Schwartz Joseph kaatmsn aud julius Drel-
IN 20 make further collections for the same
Of ., \ meeting OF the Hebrew Benevolent
Society will also be held this week to take some
aeon ia regard to the iaatter. The employees
o, the Virginia Midland railroad at this city,
With rummcudah,e libcraty, nave raised oe-
tween one and wo hundred dollars for the sui
ircls. which they have forwarded through
Goa. to;cacrc.