Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-12
LOCAL MATTEES,

LOCAL HEATTEEs.
CuURcr- SERVICES, &C., To MORROW
Christ Caurch.-Service ct II g. e. and 7:30
y. ID. by Rev. Fl. Suter.
ST. PaMS Church. -Servico at ii G. N. aud
t p. NJ. byRsv. Dr.. Norton.
Grace Church. -Servic, at IL a. N. aao
7:45 p. %. by Rev D. L, SprigR.
st. Mary's Church.-Nlass at AID II 8. u.
Vespers at 4 D. u.
Union Presbyterian Church First Church y
Service al IL q. nc. and 1880 p. u. by K:V. Or.
Bullock.
Second Presbyterian Church-Servios at /
a. NJ. and 1880 p. m.>by Rev. VIM. Diuwiddie.
Meth. Epis. Church -Servicc at II q. m. and
$50 .. 10.
Meth. EpH. Church South Service at IL
= m. BY Rev. W. 2. Harrison, ID. d., Chaplslo
81 the House of Representatives aud at 7:5O p.
81, by Rev. Dr.. Register. 2. f.
Meth. Prot ChurcA-Sarvics at ii a IN. and
80 D. m, nv Rev. w. f. Graham.
Baptist Chwch-Servcs a. II u. m. and
$50 p. N. bv Rev. MIR. Penick.
German Lut1teran-Service at p. N.
Young Mems Christian Association
PRAYER meeting 10 the NJ. +. Church ut
n m. Aims House ut . D. m Jail at p. ni.
Oman air meeting at the Canal basin at 2:3O.
WEATHER PEOBABILITIES-Ooto IL, lS7S.-
Far the Middle States rising barometer, cooler
northeast 10 northwest Winds and closr weather.
ERsoNAI.-Among those to whom special
credit is du, for the success OF tho late fair
none is more deserving Of mention than Mr..
Samuel Pullman. Of Mt Etio, near this city.
Mr. Pullman not only gave tho use or his
horses, implements, H., but devoted his indl
viduaI attcption to the making ami propaSa-
ton of the track. sGd the keeping of the cattle
stalls in order He was 90 hsaa at all hours
and was host 10 himslt
Mr.. Mercer Slaughter, Of the general ticket
Office of the MidIaod Road. had charge OF tho
arrangements for the presidential v!ss to Mont
peIier, on Wednesday, aud deserves great
credit for uhc mauuor in which everything was
con6uoted
judge Kelley. OF Pennsylvania. viii deliver
the address, at tho Piedmont Agr!cuurs! fair,
which commences at Culpeper Z. III. ca Tues
day DeXt.
Col Mosby will star: Tor New York lo-mor-
row night To testify in ths Fltz.JoAn Porter
case
ADJUSTMENTS. Til" periorm.na, Ly Prof..
Wymau. at SArcpts HILL, last uikh., WAS we'll
attended. Tie grand priz', gold watch. was
won by colored wo.nao uam"d Ada braadt.
There was matinee ihl4 evening nc which
every child rcccige1 O present. Ti'utSht the
last performance will DC givcr, and all who
have not yet secn The magician should ;Gakc IL
O point to attend.
The concert by the Buell. family came il! ~
tho NJ. h. Church last night, aod was q rare
musical treat. /. is to b, regretted tiat the
attendance was net "a large IA 1t might have
been. Tho family will sing at the service to
night 10 tho same church.
Thera will DO 3 grand operate c0nCort III Sa-
reptn Hall on Wednesday evening next by a
number of artists from Washington and Ealti-
moro. The programme comprises s"EA choIco
music.
RELIGIOUS. RI. R.v. J. J. ka.nr. Bishop
OF Richmond will iecata the nnw CithOhc
Church at L,esbu,g to MORROW. 1t ssXpec'ed
that O Largo congregation will be present!
Rev. DR.. w. T. Harrison, chaplain ri the
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. and pas.or OF the
Mt. Voruoa pac, NJ. L. Church South. in
WasLioton. will preach 10 the NJ. f. Church
South Of this city, to morrow mOrnny. The
doctor is regarded as one Of the most able and
eloquent diviucs in the Southern Chulch AID
will no doubt have large audience
Tho revival services 10 the NJ. =. Church
continue with uuabatcd vlgor and ten psisous
have already confessed DIVERSION.
SuNK.-Capt. thra'ner, OF ne achooher IN
II. Skinner, at Georgetown. from Gardiner.
Me-, reports that on tho Sd ips'., when oil
Cape Cod, no way run into by the Schooner ).
RockhilI. of Bangor, aud The kockhiii had all
hcr head rigging carried away aud her bow
eruahed 10. Cap.an Thrasher took her 10 tow
end towod her uni! eleven o'clock the foo~
ing day. when she suck eff Vineyard Sound IN
ave iathoms of water. Captain Thrasher went
aboard unstriDDed her and Landed her crew
and all htr sails at Vineyard Haven. The
sunkcn vessel was loaded with LIS tons Of coal,
and was bouad for Portsmouth, N. II: TIE
vessel and cargo are a total lcs7. The N. H.
Skinner was slightly damaged.
EXTENSIVE TANNERIEs.- The attout:v1 OF
the Tna' crs OF the Giz,ttc is called to The 3D.
veriscmcnt e Messrs. g. e.. Smoot Il Sors. il
another column. Tho Mtsi7s. Smoot have the
>!des: aad most extensive leather establish.
meut il tho State. employing tgo tanacrcs,