Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-19

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t.T.s o3.p:ol aai otieicl to b. published
With tho proceedings.
Ea1 C2agr@l secretary then read ha DiatiI ar-
iusi report, a. iuIIogs:
ALEXANDRIA. VA, MaylS
The n}sysgncd tcrcHith prcsenta his 10th
aEEu2. report.
Membership SiSocn ac'i7o members have
been q c'cl dGIiag the pas. year; ten have
J"D0gtd from the CITY, i1ur Brothers w. u.
lleh'rt, II. &. SaymakHr. JCf,rson lacey
.oi James Ward! h&v1 died; present uumb,r,
q, GciiV' ord ) @+sGH:a.C; toIal membership,
IrI; amount coii' c Cd hv no from monthly
.,u"" an! OECr services. S%lOi.
N'csiDgs and services OF tho Association
EyVcn ku,l1css monthly meetings, fifty two at
he lgiI, fifty two Al tho s,Gns house, Gliy twr
''H7da7 "i@rUoon IieHilpGs. eleven at The canal
hi,'a t@Jnty two open eli services, Ouc. tho
opening enc, ct the Gospel tent on Sunday last
7cI 2G.h anniversary meeting CT tho Ass:cia-
on Dee IL. 1879. in the md Prcsayterian
Lhrtch-two hunhycl and two ia al.
UHder the suSnlc $ Ct tho Association there
Gas he'd duying the last week in May and
through the month Ct June, 1879, n series of
mtctlGgH, conducted by Mr., II. +. Williams,
rVangCss Of s.. Louis, Me-. which were large
~ attended, faithfully worked, and were ccrp
ialoly productive 81 result 10 81 lar at least, in
hinGng moro Closely together tho members Of
lhe various churcnc3 who participated in and
iu;talnot Tho movement; IN provoking q spirit
tChristar charity 1b3orvaDlo 30 those who are
Without. and IN pre- ring tho way for that bless.
Z! uaiOn OF believers for which the Lord Jesus
1r"yed go earnest, ns recorded IN tho 18th chap
1T OF st John. AS for tho results Of the gencr-
q. operations OF tho association. during the past
Year, they have yielded. as far As human Judy
LieDt can discern, satisfactory reward for the la
tors employed, Tho outlook for tho ensuing
year is encouraging. by virtuo Of tho greater
eIlCal force, promising to work tho outdoor
lllI. III conjunction with tho la.y. /; only TO-
mans FOR the entire element Of tho Association
|" work steadiaslly, pcrslsten.ly and in an entire
dapondence upon Divine assistance and guidance
10 accomplish Tor Ills church tho mos. glorious
hUI.:On OF results which is tho prayer CT your
General Secretary, Jss. ENTwisLE, JE
1t was accepted and ordered to b. published
Nth the pToccs dnc'.
Att,r cnEal:oE il ira?er. th} ASST CT l.ion
roc edcd to tbs cleo. ion Q! i!iIais Shereup d
tie following wsro duly chason fer tao cDslins
year:
lrcsdon;--ll. w. Egall,.
Wee PiCsi1auts-W. }. Sdnmcrs, Oscar +.
liaggctt. EOhCr: Pi.ts, Chsrcs Herbert. Giles
4, PtD'cE. ID. Il. S'austuiy, VIM. S,n,ay,
Robert +. kDcx. Dr. T. H. Stabrr.
l;?ctrlipg Sec.etary--B. ID. Stal!ings.
General Secroiary-Jas InwsIe.
Cor. s.oudiog Secretsry-F. e. Cor5ott.
freasurcI-Wm. A. Moore.
Executive C0mmttec--C. NJ DfiScolI, chair
IaD, and 4 J. Fleming, Chas f. Ward 4. Z.
Ilei,bIcY aud II. W. Patton.
tic Gospel Tent Committee. through II. ".
bcatIc reported their receipts and cxpend
lures.
% motion the General Secretary was au.
jho!l' d to Subscribe to tho fund tho sum of
len dollars, and account for tho same TO tho
Treasurer.
Ihls committee, on molion, WAS continued
'..arp3ntcd previously, with tho addition Of
!! +. t0ytett to fiji a vacancy
Alter singing tho hymn. ''Blest be tho tic
i1At bnds and the boDCdction, pronounced
- h.V. J.. II. lcarcc, the Association I'D.
GIacd.
AS"-CALLEp REPUBLICAN NJ gETINd. Tho
meeting last night, at rho colored Odd Eel.
Tvs Hal, vas intended 10 DO sraightout
''pnOtcio meeting, but the Same crowd that
isFlcIpalcd at tho CID Court House meeting
vas !'cs.1t last night. Before the meeting
vas caIcI 10 ordor there was some little excite
''IHl between several rcaGjustcrs aod republic
Us bat Il was 5000 quoted by tho prcseIco OF
S1'cTs jImts Coleman ard John Lawler.-
mere Wos at the start every Indication CT row;
." Inc c.tMtnts 10 make up a first class one
were ihc:; and threats Wcro made that the
s'eU2S 2ust be broken W. w. 4 Carter
''ed The meeting to order and stated that
4 one lat straiGhtCu. republicans would BIO al
""'a to take part. At this point tho chair
.,an va ccIugcd with questions, but no re.
11Ised TO recognize any OF the heterogeneous
'ge MS. tu'lIcss in order, was tho election OF
'",cTs OF the club for tho cusuiog year.
.uter Good deal OF cxcitcmcnt. caused By the
/ Ia listers 10 tho meeting demanding recogni.
4 Io0' l. I. O'Ncsl Ias elected President OF the
i =. W. y Neal stated that ho vas not thcrn 10
g interest OF any candidate; but ho did r. DICE
W al What Was termed s.raishtout repub'l
Ao meeting
A ,b.... i. bccklcy attempted to speak. and the
~ nan said that as the OF iect Of the meeilog
~aa becn stated, he hoped mono but straight
"" pfe!utcars would address the chair.
A ,rp.s.cHiey SAID that no vas a srsightout re-
4 'SuouNlH, but as he deemed it incxpedieo! for
,n;. ',pHiIl:ao party to dominate ticket, ho was
81 iarty. "
q ;AI'tra number Of points CT order, calls for
Il Ir' ">I Q! members, &c. Geo. NJ. Griffin WAS
SeG eecEotnry.
" .,, "sa's attempted to speak, when II. L. Harris
8 ra .c the point Of order that he (Sess) was o
l.s -o'f ct tho Third ward reaGjuster c,mmit
4 IND, t0d vas not entitled to take part in a rc
/ 'u9can meeting.
las vas allowed to speak.
A +, lie SAID no went into the readiusters' par
a t,, sec Hhat they we're going 10 Dc, but
4 ,oE,hypoay kneV shct he protested ego; ust the
II II1!OS 9. the Cgecntiaa COMMITTEES OF that plrtY