Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-09
Alexandria.
RELIGIOUS NOTES-WAR On ODD FELLOWSHIP
MUNICIPAL AFFA1RS-BASe BALL, Erc.

RELIGIOUS NoTEs-wAR On ODD Fellowship -
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRs-BAss BALL, ErC.
[RepOrted FOR The Start
TEE CHUECHEs.-The services at all the
churches yesterday were we'll attended. At the
First Pres byterian Church Rev. j. w. Chicken
Ing, OF Washington. preached. One OF tho Al
exandria churches has ceased to exist. The
Union Presbyterian Church has granted letters
dsmiSsory TO its members, AMI Is no longer
numbered among the congregations OF che city.
Some four or five years ago some variaIceS
arose in the congregation OF the second
church. then under tue pastorate OF Rev. Or.
Bullock. now chaplain OF the L. s. Senate. DR..
Bullock resigned. a number OF members with
drew, formed the Union PresSy terlan Church,
and called DR.. Il. as pastor. For several years
The Union Church. congregation with pas
First Presby terrain congregation, which had q
church but no pastor, Rev. DR.. Bullock officiat-
Ing for both. DR.. b. was chosen chaplain OF
the L. S. Senate and resigned his pastorate, and
the Union Church dIsassoclated itself from the
First Presbyterian Church, and worshpped on
Sur days for awhile at the Hebrew Synagogue
on Washington street, whose use mad been ten
dertd by tie Jews OF Alexandria Or late the
members have concluded 10 dissolve 1tir ecc.e-
sisstical relations. Many will unite with the
second PIesby terrain Church, some vita the
First Presbyterian Church, ST. Paul's, Craze,
ard o,her churches III also receive additions
fom the dissolved congregation.
tktE MbTHCDisTS vs.. ODD FELLOw5.-Rev.
Mr.. Michaels, pastor OF the Free Methods.
u ulCntS III tEio Cily dliu WaSulUSUOll, tultT-
tanned large crowd Sunday at the corner Of
b1Dg ano Fairfax streets, by sermon against
OdG Fellow ship, In which he conJenfed tSi5 as
cd Fellowship was not founded or Christ, 40
Christian ought TO De an odd Fellow.
LICsHSEs. - Major D1ffey, commissioner OF
he reyen~e. Is now engaged with the sDrng
nct nstS. From May, 1850, 10 Nay. ISL, $i4, 1913
lave been received from merchants, licenses,
&C, and 99I1 for liquor licenses.
FAIR PRCFiTS.-Tne proceeds OF the ladies'
fair held at Sarepta Hall last week for the pen-
Eft Of ST. Mary'5 (CathOlic) church, was 81 ,032,
the net proceeds being $9I9. showing great sue
cess.
MAYORS OFFICE the mayors Office to.
day Benry arnold, colored, was orongnt up
charged with carrying OF wagon belonging
to James jackson at the Theological Seminary,
He was held for a hearing at O'Clock this
evening.
BEYOND REsURRECTION.-The Wheel tickets,
&C.. OF the once noted Monticello lottery now
lie covered With dirt In the record rooms OF the
corr Grafton. There are tickets enough left In
the wheel 10 draw prizes that would pay the
city debt.-ff they could be cashed anywhere.
ARRIVED-TAe steamer John Gibson, from
New York. arrived up at noon to-day.
BASE BALL-A match game OF base ball was
played Saturday afternoon at the Episcopal
high school, near this city, between the Ou nmies
OF Washington and first nine Towards OF that
school resulting IN favor OF the Towards;
score too.
YAETrC.-The L. s. steamer Yantic, which
has been at the magazine above this city get
ting In supply OF powder, &C., left this morn
ing for Hampton Roads.
TRADE MARKS There have been only I'VE
registrations OF trade marks 10 the corporation
courthouse since the act was passed.