Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-10-13
LOCAL MATTERS.

LOCAL MATTERS.
CHURCH. SERVICES. &c., To-MoRRoW.-
CHRIST CHURCH Service morning and nigh
! by Rev. Mr.. Dame.
| ST. PAULasECHURcH-Serv at II u. ~ IN
4 p. m. - .-,..-;.-
GRACE CHuRcH-Service at IL m. and 60
! p. M, By Rev. DR.. Sprigg.
ST. MARY -CHURcH-Mass at : and II a. n
Vespers at 4 p. m.
UNION PREsBYr'N. CHURCH (First Church,
Service in tho morning.
SECOND PREsBYTN. CuURcH-servicom morn
ing and night by Rev. MIR. Dinwiddie,
METH EPIs. CHURcH-Servicea at II am. and
7:eO D. m. by Rev w. G. Webb. Subject at
| night, The Appeal of Love-" Young Peoples
Nj Getting at 6 45 p. IN.
| METH. EpIs. CHURCH SoUTu-Servico TT IL
METH. PROT. CuURCH-Seryice morning and
night by Rev. w. r. Graham. Subject IN the
morning, "1he Burning Bush, or tho Church
Amid Persecution" Revival services st night;
| BAPTIST CnURCH-Servco morning and ~
| night. by Rev. w. s. Peniek.
! GERMAN LUTHERAN-Scrvice st IL 81 m.'
| by Rev. Mr.. Fleckenstein.
| YoUNa MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIAT1oN.-
Prayer meeting in the Baptist Church al
M Aims House At 2! p m Js! At nish p m II;
| 7 80 clock, in the I'd Presb Church.
| W Weather pRogAB1LrrrEs.- Var Depart
mcuf, Office Of the Chief Signal O8fcer Wash
,natcn. d. t., Oct Is. lST7-lO:39 a. H.
| For the Middle States clear or partly cloudy
weather. cold northweserly, shifting to warmer
so1theastcIly winds. and stationary TT lower
pressure.
CORPORATION COURT Judge f. II. Lowe
presiding. -CoNrINUATIoN OF YESTERDAYS
PROCEEDINGS. Reid W. WcsI, motion for q
ucw trial overlulcd.
Lloyd ct al Va. Lloyd ct al; 10 chaneery;canSe
referred to A. W. Chiffon. comm!s ioocr.
Adam vs.. O'Nta', admir-; case; death Of
plaintiff suggested and cause revived 10 the
name OF administrative.
Lucas, Sergeant use Se. W.. Clattln ct al;
debt; verdict OF jury set aside and new trial
granted.
Court adj,uracd uot Court in course.
Run OvER.-About midnight, last night,
Captain B. C. PAUL., who is conductor on
freight train, on the Virginia Midland Road,
met With quito severe accident at Orange U.
II. lie was cadeavorlng to get on the engine
when his foot slipped, aud hs fell on tho track,
the engine passing over his lex crushing it bad
". lie was conveyed to tho hotel at Orange 10
bis leg would have to be amputatcd. MIR. PAUL.
raj children.
ACCIDENT Last evening about eight O clock
while Mr.. Thomas j. Mehaffey was passing up
King street, between Union and Lee, he walk
ed in the darkness, against the platform IN
front Of store, and falling broke his collar
h,s, hrnY
was removed to Capt. Petty's restaurant near
by, where he was attended by DR.. Gibson, aud
his icjaries looked after. He was subsequently
removed to his home, where lie is doing as we'll
as could be expected.
POLICE ITEMs.-Abcrt Brown, Isaac Hack.
ley, VIM. King, VIM. Hall, and Benz. Saun
de,s, colorcd bootblacks, for disorderly conduct
at the A. Il F. depot, were 6ned and discharged.
Two canal hoatmon. fer being drunk and
proHlioc around az late hour of the night,
were dismissed with rcprmand,
James Boswell. accused Of attempting to
break into G. VIM. Ramsay's store, was found
guilty and sentenoa deferr1 d.
MINISTERIAL CHANaE.-Rev. Mr.. Flecken-
stein, Tor some time past the pastor OF the
Lutheran congregation in this city, has received
jarrett Co., Md. Tic will probably preach his
farewell scrmon here to morrow Mr.. Flecken
stein is very popular with the congregation
here and they much regret his departure.
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Nlli Dtnl CoM WV So, T ~ 0,;J u1o.
Der las! night, tut as their meeting was strictly
private, aud ;hc members were pledged to SC,
crccy, 10 pastivuara OF the procosdlngs could
be asenIta;acj. l. is uaierStooi, however, 'hat
nothing Was done. The meeting 81 Inc bond
holder: Will DC acid next thursday az noon.
OFF-Thc schooner Norman, from " IndSor,
n. s, which was reported ashore near Lower
arrival Of the tus which was sent to her assist
anc,, AMI arrived here this morning, She is