Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-17

| MEETING CT TIE CONSERVATIVE COMMIT
! tE At incetlog of tha Conservative Com
III !'eo Id las, IL sht, there GCr. mr. seat NJ !
II r1er', chhirman, aud Mts:r.. Power. Flick.
liz; Situ2bttr. Waddty. Catop. Reid aid Rudd
! va The motion OF Mr.. Reid, the resnu!io.
| passed at the last meeting fixing the 9Th IT,
9tans IS tbs time for selccirg delegates. wa
reconsdered, and the ooh of July next fx ID o.
| the day.
| Mr.. Cation cr!lsd up the resolution laid tr
| no taOc a: tbs las N etnp OF tho committee
WHICH, en- The motion OF Mr.. Wadd.y, was IA
oIu who then moved that th3 delegates to tht
o'Lte Convention be seltcei by wlrd ment
legs. Mr.. Cation th.r:d the following as sub
sntu'e 10 Mr.. Watdey's motion, which wa:
! EdopteG:
Resolved, That the delegates 10 the Siste
Convention OF August 4 1881, be selected on
me 70 h OF July ntXt. by primary election. pro
Vidtd The cost thereof 1860 bs deposited xith
| u" ISic;etaIy on or before the S:h OF July.
Meetings. were called for the samo dpy to
| elect tWo delegates from tn. c>uaty.
| The general expression CT The c,nmitt?e ives
10 isVGr OF primary election, provided the
meats WIRE placed at their command 10 deiray
the expenses.
4 ~ iGf'totioo, liVu. D3CUQu[, o,
| Orange equity. addressed the committee, urp.
ins unity ADD harmony 10 tue party and SUI.
gestirg that hrs should be no particular hss e
n the election Of deh gales to Richmond, 80
mat time might b. gwen to crys;sliz, public
| rp!1lop, end illus prevent dssensions. Mr..
Is remarks were listened to With marked al.
tentlon add his views and sentiments loudly
arp!:uled.
A "RACQUET "A! "TWiisb," Yesterday
! mBlIIcc lay lor" me. O.ivctte." sod, with ~ oy
| u bounded, told her that "Aunie Llurie" and
Ben BoIt' had arrived jas! 10 Timo" 10
'ia Our Party" Eiaod 10 Hand on Mon
dd'y cvealOc ncx!, when tho Flowing Tide
C0mes in:' and sail over the ovid Waves"
| to Marshall lial. aud then. "Whilo Fairy Feet
Chase Care Away we'll Bob Up Ssreuo'y"
IN the merry danoo TO the music of "Olr
biys band. "Oivette" said "Oh How
Daug1tul. aud tina: she had heard "Migoon"
and Paul aud Virainia" ssy they wouId be
ihnTe win rho Pirates Of Perzsnca" and
ts!lnlz: Al Seven" Bessie Dean. -
a Maidco Fair, and 'Dolr Little Buttcrcup'
WILL be thcrc rs the guests OF tho soht Club, ~
oil OF whom have "P,entY Of Money aud who
have made epccul ,tion with Tho Mighty
DoHIsf' in tho ickata for the second grand
moon GIT excursion of the Alexandra Music,l
AS'tcAtIoo, 10 be given 90 Monday evening
hcxt 10 Marshall Hall.
JHE REcKHAM PRIZs The steamer W
". t5lc iran raIscd by here las. night with
he National Riff, txcnrsicn party On board.
"a ihc way down the liver meeting of tho
team rcprcssnnog the cCm pany 10 the recent
shoctlng Contest Mt Giymont Wis cl'l,d, aud
nitrr aAhcrt discussion Of the points Involved 10
he IL itr tho Backham prs. the iollowiue
RESTITUTION Was uosn!mju,iy adopted:
ii s,l9cj. Iha: IL CASE tho Natious X a =,
Association decides The tie G'ymnnt match inr
me Hetkham cup in tavcr OF the N.tional Il fl .
lram. that his team Will r1turu the cup TO
err. ID cihsm, with tho rtq les: that the mate,
be shot asalG between the Washington Lpht
latantr; Team aud Naioua r fl, Team, within
'HlTfy days iroc da:o, under the same III es
whch governed the GIymoot match"
RAIN oRM-Esry this morni6g hoavy
WIND sui rala storm. acc lmpanicd by loud
DEALS OF !huider PASSED over AltxlCdIis. wash
iHr or 4 great mag dirty cutters, and other"
Wise c'eatsiGG The CT y. The clouds rolled
away about hFlt past eight o'clock. and the sun
came oGt. fho weather. during the remainder
Il Tho day, HIS cbniAncG c4ar end Wsrm.
a. a. m. heavy raia storm passed over
CnlGaper, bat there Was not enough Wild to do
auy d'maee 70 bulldogs.
A 10 a. NJ. pouring ran storm passed over
u TdonsztII:, clmlns from the northwest, but
dd 80 damage.
M damage to ahy Of tIo ralltonds 10 The State
has been reported.
Up 10 t. M The rain had not reached L7noh.
burg.
BALLOT Box S1UFFlNd- AT lne fair Of tho
F.Tst Coijred Eapust Church choir, Tuesday
lts', IL nma Johnson was dccl!rtd the SUCCESS
iii c3mpc!iCr lnra set Of iEelry, a par of cur.
rugs auC! brcss: Din, by the following vote
Emma Joha.5n ! If Lu Tancji SIS Beverly
Meg. who had been c1uvsssius fer Miss
IaaclI, nhnn The ro'o Wal auaUu lc,d. declared
hot Iha baIoi box hsd been stuff. d. Miss
Fancii, who had been led TO believe that the
lcwe'ry vas certain to fall to her, feeIs!very
Uuch mortified. aud is 90! at ell pleased with
Miss johnson.
OFFICERS ELECTED Andrew Jackson
lodge, No. 10. A. L. Il A. NJ. at i!s meeiiog
lost n'sht cl:otcd tho following officers to sIva
tor the cusning year: Worsblprul Master, A.
5. Dams; Scuiir Warden. ChsrIca H. Schsaif;
Jnuicr Wsrden. EteIch Smoot; Treasurer,
GeoIg, +. Steiner; Secretary, J. Il. S. Alcxan.
der. The above, aad tho fl ,or officers to be ap
poiatcd by tho Worshipfu MISTER. will b 10
stalled at the ntx; regular meeting of tho
cds,, st. johns night" Friday, June "a.
GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING Goa
special meeting OF the stockholders OF tho Great
Falls notwithstanding Company was held at the
Mansion House this afternoon. Nine thousand
| BIZ hundred and ninety. five shares Of stock wera
| rcDres ontsd by owners or their proxies Among
!ho.o present vera the acting President, John
Tiimblt; Charles L. Abe!l, Secretary; H. T.
Davis, Treasurer, and Director Randall Hsgnor.
z ter making the necessary appropriations for
tho ensuing year the Gieetng &C burned.
Music LAST NlGuT.-Thc Alexandria Musi
cal Association RsVo another excellent opcn air
couccrt in the PGsoffic, yard last Eight. a
Ierge crowd was present. aud tho mlsio dis