Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-29
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constant and unNaggir G or Of very great vslue.
He hoped the reso!ulon would meei no oupcsi.

| Constans snd unuaqglI ar q OF very great vslue
He hoped the resolution would nee; no oppcsi.
| ton.
Mr. Rice did not doubt thst tia ex. Il syor had
been gooi effear e. to his work on the
| funding CT the city debt, he WAS paid for hss by
having his 'phyisog" placed on the bonds.
That wss al the glory he wanted daughter. )
fretldent Douglas resretiei that there was
that mere cempli uent like this ID faithful
ex-Mtyor leaving town would be psid 10 him
Dy the Council and that he might leave town
knoHlnE ne carried to tis new home the assur
ance that his friends will ever look forward with
pleasure to his success In his new teli tf labor
Mr. Rice ssit he vas friend of Mr. smith
and his 7o:e had mtd, Mr.. Smith chairman of
| the Gem pittee ou the Poor. BE thought thi.
wal oil tom.foolery and child's plsy and not
proper GIN clal action. II WAS not proper for .
ilVlrg mAp; wait TIL hes dead and then csnoriEs
him. Lsugh.er.)
The resoluti On Yves agreed 10 By vote OF siz
to six, being decided afirmstively By the casting
vote of the President the Council
No other business led to debate, and o. 90
early hour the Board adjourned.
The WASHINGTON COOP TfMpLAns' VISIT
TO GOLDEN LIGHT LODGE "A large and Ell
thuslsslc meeting of Good TeDplars took place
last tight, at Odd Fellows Hall. Columbus
street,. the regular lodge room Ct Goldsn Lish.
hundred and fly visitors present, from Wes5-
iogtoD, Maryland sod the adjaiDiog counties 10
Virginia. Among the visitors we're several
Grand Lodge officers. G)Idsn Light Lodge
received and Initiated twelve candidates, L.
GLIDING nloe genllsmeo and three ladies, alter
which sli routine BUSINESS was laid over until
next meeting, sDd the Iodg, opened for tho
good OF tbe order. Rev. Dr.. PouIson, a mem
bar OF tho Il. W. G. l.. of the world, delivered
the Welcoming address. which was replied to by
Messrs Whiteley and Moreling, Q.W.O.Teu1-
lars of Nd. after phi,h beautiful o1srtete
was rendered by the Fear family aud Mis-,
ksistron, OF WASHINGTON. Hon. w. W. Berry,
State Ssoator, and Z. W. q. T. Of w., thee
delivered Zoe address, followed by Mr.. d p,
HOLLOWAY. Z. g.. W. g. T. of d. 9. Mrs,
Bette Beaselsy, sarp, "Whsu the fl,wine tide
comes ID. which was highly appreciated. Tbs
Golden III ht CHOIR, directed By Ii. G. Fled
furnished exc:l'eot music. between the ed.
dresses. The Lodge and visitors at 10 O'Clock
adjourned 10 Annoy Hall. whero baruust
was prepsred Tor all present, about four hun-
dred. Three handsome tables luonir the e.
tir, lsosth Of Armory Hall, with ,v:ry seat
Occupied. aId d'z,o or moro charming ycuup
ladies H!tIioz arOuod them, c,relul that every
ono should b. wai;td on, made a tcsre wall
worth witnessing. After the oragicgs of the
inner msn hsd heeD satisfied, stirring address
was msd, b. j. &, Digins. and Mns Perry, ef
Wsshlog'oo. by sDtoial rquass, gave several
dae rtciaiions. The visitors sere then escorted
to the 'rsin. and re:urled to Washinpton,
highly Ileased with their reception. Mooh
praise is due ho vsricus committees of arrange
mep!a and reception Of Golden Light L,dpe
for the excellent manner ia which tyery thing
vas pIanDed ADD carried out, tho edieg ns
usua! tnsirg upon themselves full sbars IF ali
the work.