Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-07-13

GRACE CnURCH-Serylce st ii g. m.
ST MARY's CHURCu-Mass at ! and IL q
Oh. Vespers at p. m.
UNION PREsBYT'N. CHURCH (First Church,
SECOND PREsBYT'N. CHURCH-No service
METH. EpIs. CHURCH-Service st IL q. NJ
and D. m. by Rev. l.. H. Pesrce. :,
METH. EPIs. CHURCH SoUTH-SerVlcc at IL
a. NJ and 8 p m. by Rev. W. e. Boyl
METH. PROT CHURCH-Seryie2, at IL ~. III
and p. m. by the pastor, Rev: W. H. erSn&'A
BAPTIST CuURCH-No service.
GERMAN LUTHERAN-NO serVlce
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoE.-
Prayer meeting in the M. Il. Church south al
p. m. Aims House at q p. m. Jail at p. m
Open air meeting on Windmill Hill at t. p. 70
and next Friday night s: O'clock, on tho cor
ner Of King and Royal sts.
|. D. O. F.-Tne reucion at Potomac
LODGE No. IS, last Light, was one OF the most
agreeable affairs Of the kiud that has been
witnessed in this city for some time. There
were present quite large number CT ladlc5 add
rumbc CT r.ntemen besides: the members OF
The Two Lodges ii this city. Oac OF tao cost
agreeable features Of the evening was the very
Cue music rendered by volunteer choir gotten
together hy S. *. Field, esq, add G. III. Dris
o,li, Z. q. Ct the Lodge. Miss Gr2enaway
presided at the organ with marked ability Tho
Installation ceremonies commenced few MO-
ne, after o'clock, and we're conducted by
Hugh Latham, ?. G.. NJ, aotiog as Grand
Master. assisted BY Chas. Goodrich, +. g., as
War; a. D. War6elI, =. g.. Grand Score.
lary W. Avery, P. g., Grand Treasurer, and
s. A. Mankin. p. c., Grand Guardian. The
following arc the names of the elective officers
for tho present term g Morgan Driscoll, n.
c.; Jas. ". Simpson, Y. C; b. Fraok Peak,
Rec Sec; Charles Goodrich, Per. Sec JAS.
II. Devaugho, Treasurer; VIM. Da,ey, jr,
p. G. L.; Morgan Davis, Chapisin. The ioI.
loving named brothers hold the appointed
Offices W. +. Latham, r. S; Edgar L?lcs,
L. S. to the N. @ Chas. 4. Simpson, War;
Hugh Latham, Con-; l. j. Roboy. 0. G.;
]. +. Watkins, |. G.; A. D. Warficld aSd J.
t. Thompson, Scene Supporter; s. y. Mankin
and Jas. W. Nails, Supporters to the Y. e.
After the Installation Of all the above Mr.. Hugh
Latham, acting es master oi CEREMONIES, To-
troduced Jas. Daniels, Grsn,i Master Of the
&. l.. Of the u. c., who cutettaiued tho AZ.
sembly with brief but instructive speech. Mr..
Daniel rendered efficient aid ia the Singers
of the D. g., formerly member ct Potowso
lodge, was then introduced aud contributed 10
the pleasure of the evening by u lew appropriate
remarks. The last speaker introduced WAS
John I. Given, Of the D. G., Grand Repres:n-
tative to the G. Ii. u. s., who, IN an able,
,nte eating and Instructive speech, enchanted
bo o,,,. ';nu of The audience for some time.
H;s a aI,,u;oo - P. G. Sire L. D. Stuart, dc
5000 uouS ~ aggressive aud seemed to
Thrill every he s' The -"oIa Of hi: romnr
remarks 10 regard 10 tho services q, " i:uda
resentative Hugh Latham we're highly 90.
,ory ct that gentlcn1n. The ey.rcsea W.
'pcnci; viii: player by tho Chaplain, L. Morgan
Davis, AID closed with prayer by G Rep. J Ohm
[. Given. just before oIosiog, Mr. Latham ten
tered the thanks Of the Lodge to tho ladies and
gentlemen composing the choir asa to he
bree brothers from Washinaton
L. Il. NJ. Latham also ofhcia!el ct the Lodge
dedication and installation OF officers of Wi
omlco Lodge, in Lancaster county, on July
a. His address Oh The Dual Pfinoiplo in
nature aud It's Relations to Odd Fellowship"
J highly spoken o1.
CONSERVATIVES COMMITTEE. --.As briefly
oticed yesterday, tie City Conservative Com
llttee met at the City Treasurer's Office
here Wero present Mcssrs. Hugh Latham.
|eorge Washington, t. II. Fickin, ) II. Cation.
I. II. Rudd and &. L. E;viu.
Everyone but the committee waq excluded
rom the roou mid . long secret session took
,laoe.
FioalIy when the paticuoe OF those outside
lad become Dcary exhausted. the Committee
amc out aud entered the CouucIt Chamber,
where public session was held with Mr..
Iatbam 10 the chair.
Tho resolution published ia yesterdays
iaZ,tte was then read by the secretary.
Mr.. George A. Musbacb. who together with
Iessrs. @. Fl. Stuart and s. e. Brent. repre-
ented MIR. Neale, arose and askcd if he might
u permitted to speak.
Mr.. Latham said that uadcr the resolution
e could not.
MIR. Ficklic moved that Mcssrs. Ncalo aud
iunton be heard through their counsel.
Mr.. Latham said that rs GcneIsl Huotcn
lad 90 counsel present. the oiher party could
lot be hes1a Guder the resolution.
MIR. Mushuach said that he did not wish to
liscuss the meats Of thu case. but merely to
uggest thl: thCro was 10 U.s. IN having par
il. testimony low ard then having 10 20
yer it sgcio next Tuesday.
Mr.. Latham said that had bGsn his opinion
o the secret meCtlGg. but tho other members
bought best 10 give some evl!enca ct what !
hey were doing. lie then called Tor the tcltcrS, |
I'D not finding them both present. decided |
tat TUG CXaulunL7On cOulu AOi 60 uG. U3p- !
1uotoD's GieuGs were nos here now, but II
hey failed to attend en- Tuesday, it would &c |
sci: own fault.
Mr.. Nlush5ach asked if the State Eyccut i've |
Committee were t. be consulted.
Mr.. In. nam said thattho question wtud he |
submitted to them, and their au.wtr awaited. |
MIR. G. E. Stuart said tina, as nothing cor.ld
% accomplished this evening ne would surp sst
,srryiDg tho whole matter over uutil Tues lay.
% motion OF Mr.. r. Fl. Ruid the Com
n,tteo adjourned unit Tuesday morning.
Just after the declaration Of the vote. Mr..
slushbaoh asked how the question waa hitoEe
he Committee whether on written protest or
not.
Mr.. Latham said that it was UP Oh the
verbal protest of Mr. George Was Aington
made at Thursday nights meeting.
A large crowd was 10 attendance % the
meeting, and much Interest was mantle sted.
OLD MoNEY.-The Charleston West Flr-