Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-05


Aprl, Was hriah. al hcau i!u, wiz . cc1lln
W!na b!oWipg lron TIE S,uth. The .laa Ct
! oprlng calling 10" rNApiA INTO tie rpe1 a:t cas-
not tphheoccl i, at tta sr.c;a, plac,s rf .rrs
enade, ma tAo grave yards. ucIu C. wied. All
nature seemed 10 r. } c. in the awakening iato
new iitc calling to Eild Shsksn ares beau.
iitul little aang 10 Ner.h;l;ne
| tlark H'r<l tie lark Of teav'n'., rat9 sasa
| And Pt U)us gins aii,",
| hls stecCH 10 water at these aprn:o,
"a challiced f wars tia. lis.
And wink i2g ma,y. buds teSia
| ,,Io cpo their golden eyes;
| WIN tvsrytEing that pretty liz,
NY ltd7 sweet, arise
All tho Churches he'd GOOD c)aerrpations
In The Catholic ind Protestant Episcopal
caurchea. The day was Observed az Low Sunday.
i1 st; Mkr!'s Church Rev. Father Keatiog
SAID high Mass aDd pretcacd vary iptercs,
zoe sermon. Ia The afternoon Rev. Father
y keaDe othciatcd. lu Christ Church Rev. DR..
| hlch'T, tcrnrr pastor prescht i two excellent
sermons. 10 ST. Pau!'s Church, Rev. Strother
Jones preached in tho afternoon. Rev. Dr.,
| Marshall Of Mississippi. p,oeched 10 the NJ. Il.
Cbutoh, South, In tho morning. Rev. Joseph
II. Mills, the new pastor of tho Methods: Pro
tcstant Church, preached for the 6rst time 10
mat cnurch to largo congregation, both morn
log and night. giving general satisfaction, The
tree Methods's held their usual scrvio,s in
their new church, Oh Lee street. In the after,
noon large temperance eating was held in tho
Hetorm Club room, which was addressed bv Raw
MIR. pearoc. W. l. Penn and an old IadV from
Baltimore, member of tho National Temper
eDoo Alliance.
Abtu: live O'Clock in the afternoon clouds
gathered IN tho northwest, and genuine Sum.
mer storm. accompanied with tbuoder ind
lightning. followed. but it soon passed over, and
by church time: ~ p. n.y. tho sky was clear
and bright again.
n, GJo(RPoRATIoN T.-Jndge 4. ".
Ch'ho@, presiding The April term of tbs
corporation Court commenced to day.
Number OF Grand jurors fixed at sixteen,
aud sworn. with IL. s. Wattcs, foreman, snd
haVlo2 received their charge withdrew. and
alter some tlrno rctur1cd into court and pre
scented f''
An indictment aeaitss Thomas Homer for
burglary; true BILL
40 Indictment sgaiust Ddrand Sbackloford
aud Lesby Cook, for uttoring and employing as
rue false ODD forged colo. knowing tho SINE
TO be lalso aud forged not true bill.
40 Indictment against Frarcis L,vtioy. tar
40 attempt to commit The crime OF rape; a true
Dill; and thep, having nothing further to pro-
sant. the grand Jury were discharged.
The will of John Summers was admitted TO
probate, and John w. Summers qualified ~
executor. and Thos. l.. Monroe, |. q. O'NesI,
and John Zimmerman zero arpointed ap.
pralscis Of the estate.
James Ennis was cxonrraled fraro payment
OIL cap!atlon tax on account of bodily iniirmitv.
Joseph Frederick Bcrnhard Diedrich, IA.
two OF Hanover declared his in!eution 10 become
cluz'n of the United Ststos.
Z. Gaines.
W. w: ko:by Vi 9. a. Appel; debt and ct.
p!aih'it' nc! proceeds Of rao of schooner Azslia
II. rert, TO be credite1 on his claim.
Com vs Thomas Warner; hurg;sry; Jury
sworn and case III progress.
7. Oorbelt s. 70. VS. Julian +. Tou7ev. d,hr
dismissed {; satisfied.
James E. Lindsey vs. Fannie Lindsey; chsn
Gerry decree Diminishing cause.
L. Corbett & Co. VS. W. A. Stewart ct Ais
chAncer7 decree Diminishing cause satisGsd.
Collier VS. At1ell ct Al; chsnccry; decree hi.
rrchnE commissioner TO convey property 10 nu7
chsser fN
DEATHS Mrs. Margaret Bou,z. an old and
respected lady, the ni!c of M. Henry Bonlz
o iormcr vol Known butcher ia the mstkot of
tn'I MY Glen al htr resldct c. IN West Fad |
on rflday night. and wss brought hero ycster
DAY cVe"lng acd bu:ied il tho Methodist Pro-
tos'ant Cemetery.
flr. D. &. Thampsnn, died st lis residercc
on 81. AS!lh street. Saturday evening about
quarter afitr s'x clock, after lingering illness
Of c1oFnnntIoo. Mr.. Thompson YVES born 10
Cauiz Span, and camo to this city from Penp
sglVara about SIX years ago. and opened O.
restaurant, witch he conducted in quiet aud
orderly manner. ga the night Ct March 5.h.
1911, be Yves acc1lnly shot ia the leg, by Mr..
George w. H.lrs>p. ard afrr several mouths
the lab had 10 be ampututed, from the effects
81 which he ceVer co,rcly recovered. His
dying REQUEST wss dict be be buried In q white