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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

Oantbarteit; bas waren benin aud bic
~finf,is @.iitli9e, wel6e wdbreno Der
Wteiie Dor benz altare nieoersefnist marsn,
nm fir Die @oblbebaltuns ibres dlteren
Wtitbrubers su beten unb ii9 ieinem @es
bette Su empfeblen. Der wiirbige Na9fols
ger oes penlionirten Serrn Oe6anten, Der
bo9u. 6err Snepper, belt BEL bieier Sc
lesenbeit cine Yrebist, in wel6er er auf
cine gldnsenbe unb talentuole @eile bas
0eben unb bic Susenben ieines 9oradneers
bel9rieb, bann iiber bic Wiroe bes Yriez
ltertbums ipra9 unb bic gbre, bic ibm 3us
tommt.
Sn Der % 6 t pom 81. October auf
ben l. Nouember brad Seuer in benz 0auie
oes Gigentbiimers Qleranber Bereau az
Neupilers (Gecosne) aus. Oas Weobiliar
uno elm Sbeil Der Grnte warben elm Gaub
Der tlammen. 9erluit 1000 ST.
9err 6. Z. gourbeaur, Gimmeb,
iter Der oirecten Steuern, lit pom @ariaae
(9itti6) mad Neuf9ateau periebt uors
SEN an feline Stelle tommt Ssrr 8. 5. q.
Oecerf BON Deficit (Yebo, 9urem6urs).
I(s SteIereinnebmer gu Warna6 (0urems
burg 1T Serr 6. Mapeur pom Goupin
Ctamiir) ernannt worben. gu Ginnebmern
Der Oouane unb Der Ncciien wurben ernannt
lno periett: Serr S. q. @ielen BON slts
bus mad glanbain (lSennesau) ; mad 9lts
bus Serr s. .. 9iHrop BON Sisneulr;
mad Sisneulr Der Commits Serr O. 6.
@nbre bon @ouup; nod Bras (@arbin)
Der Commits N. 6. anbre gu Sterpeni9.
gum gaufibrer Der @emeinbez
wese fir bic Gantone 8srtrir, Souiuon
unb Sauiieal lit an Stele bes peniionirten
9err Saumair, Serr Sean Solap, S9alsr
Der uniueriitdt Sent, uon ct. 6ubert, err
nannt morben.
Am 30. October fanb man BET
girel an Der giienbabn mad Nrlon ben
i4redli9 3useri9teten 9eidnam bes 5ufs
idmieoes llrbain gtienns, ssbiirtis gu Sc
linsen unb wobnbaft in Ssini6. Oas
@eri9t besab ii6 an Srt unb Stelle unb,
mad ben dr;tli9en ausiasen liest, BEN
SeritimmIunsen mad sn urtbeilen, elm llns
9lid uor. 8abri9einlt9 idritt Der Mann
auf benz gabnseleiie bin, warb BON einent
3use iiberraidt uno i%iberfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
@robberso8tbunl.

Qurembur9. 9lm 81. October moro
bier Elm Serein gGreoitreform" 9egriinoet.
Der Sorltanb beltebt aus ben Serren
Gu9en @aSpar, SuleS Wtouiel unb Econ
Bid, Die @si6ditSiibruns murSe Serrn
s.. %. @eib, 9biIippitraBe s, iIbertrusen.
Der SabreSbeitra9 uon Jest ab bis Gnoe
Sabres 1884 betrd9t l3 DO. ; pom l.. De-
sember ab wiro elm GintrittSselo pon 2.
DC. erboben. Die bel allen beuti6en bis
iebt beltebenben &ereinen e~rSieltsn Heiultate
se5en CUR @nnabme Sere6ti9uns. baB Der
Serein aud bier leinen 3wef errsi9en, unb
ieinen Mtitsliebern iene Yortbeile uno Den
S9ut bietem weroe, bic iie BON linn erwars
ten.
&obinsen. glm %. October wurSe
Die 40 idbrise Natberin Bald &obe aus
benz Stabtsrunb bon Der fransOiiben Yos
lissi wsssn Qanbltreiderei mad luremburs
sii9em @ebiete sebra9t; I'M folsenben
Morgen fanb man bsren Qsi9nam unweit
Don obiser Orti9aft In elmer fIeimsn nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Suxem6 urgi(6es
Ycreiniste Staaten.

Ole Sort @aibinston 3ts." meloet
in lester Summer:
Ssrbeiratbet: Yeter Seinen nit Marp
Sinnen, Seioe pom Sacaoa.
DOM. Watrp bon Solp SroB nit 9lnna
Sampont uon sort @aibinston. Slid
ben iungen Yaaren.
Mi6ael &emafel, wel6er bier iriiber elm
Mf0bels unb Saloons@ ei66ft betrieb, uno
Dor einem Sabre na6 Bellevue, Sa., iibers
iiebeIte, lit bort fiirSli3 seiturben.
Yeter Galteur, Elm lan9idbriser Burger
BON Comm S~rebonia, lit lebte No6e i'm
sllter bon ie9Sis Sabren seiturben.
Nus Soreit Gitp, Softer County,
Oafota, l6reibt unS Serr Sp. SrieS i'm
Namen breier Suremburger aus StraBen:
Sd bin bier in elmer @escno, no Dor Elm
Gaar Sabren nod fein WeiBer mai uno
Die bsute i6on siemli6 bsiisoslt lit. IS 1T
aber audi cine 9siunoe Ge9enb, suteS Vanp,
9utes Srinfpailer uno 9OlS genig. Solte
Elm VanoSmann bier in Die @e9eno TOM;
men, mo9e er eiutebren, er finbet
ireunSli9en Gmpians unb 9uitIi9e Sewirs
tbung.
Dem y9e MarS 6sroIo" entnebmsn
mir oas 6OIsenoe:
gSultig 9iu9's letten Sonntag in 6rn.
Bbiuip Shoppers Suus ber. CUR 6eier
Der ,&irmeS" ieineS @eburtsortS im alien
gaterlanO bate er feline 6reunoe uno N06s
barn ein9elaOeu mO, neil mir ielbit su9e,
gen waren, f0nuen mir aus 9riabrung la
gen, oaB oaS Set uo6 sbter 2urembur9er
Sitte in irober, semiitbIi9er @eiie sefei.
ert puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

iibrise Oieneridaft wurbe alarmirt unb
@erSte 9ebolt; aber ale Wiibe war pers
gebli6 = bic Seele mar bereits entfloben.
Die inni9lte 5beilnabme, bas aufri6tigite
Qeio fanb bieies Gnbe bes Yebauernswertben
bel Nuen, bic i'm unb ieinen muiterbaften
Sebenswanbel fannten. Dap bic 9~rauiiae
Sbat BEL sebunbener Wilenstraft be9ansen
wurSe, Denies aud bic DEDUCTION, wel6e
einen S6wunb bes @ebirns, bic @nrpa6s
iung bes flsinen @ebirns unb anoere 3ers
itOrunsen bes Organisms ersab.
Ser ,&Gln. Solfs3tg." sufolse lift nun
mebr benz bodw'i item gii9ofe pom &ulm
aus Der @rsoioceie &ulm Die Ha6weiiung
berienisen Geiitli9en susesansen, pel6e
bes itaatli6en Sispenies bebirfen. Gs
limb oeren 800.
Bins IX. bat befanntlid bic linn pom 86s
ni9rei6 Stalien ausgelette ySeiolbung"
niemals ge,ogen. Oils er aber 9eitorben mar,
meloeten ii9 feline Grben unb uerlanstsn bic
ausSabluny Der auf etwa 4 Miaionen
sepadienen Summe. Nls bic Hegierlnq
li9 wsigerte, erboben bic Grben 6lasen
uor ben @eri9ten. Der YroseB 1T tiirSli9
enti6ieben worben, unb swar sesen Die @rs
ben.
Yeim Gultnss Miniiterinm lief elm ges
iu6 bes @rsbii6ofs bon Wiin6en I'M
itaatli6en 3ui9uB CUR Grbauuns pon brei
neuen 8atboliiden &ir9en in Mtiin9en elm.
Die 6atbolifen Niirenberss baten bic &ams
mer Der Nbseorbneten in elmer Bstition UNI
@eudbruns zines Stauts;ui9uHss gum
gau elmer sweiten fatboIii9en Stride in
bieier Stabt.
Mlban Stol5 bat leetpiais anseorbnet,
baB iein 9rabitein folsenbe pom ibm islbit
uerfaBte Sni9rift erbalte: 9eier! menn
Ou bas Slid bait, elm tatbolii9er Gbriit
gu iein, 10 bette bas liebe Sater unier unb
BEN ensliiden @ruB gum Oant bafir uno
gum Srsft fir meme arme Seele.
3nnabmt bes 6eibeutbnms in gelin:
Der Sbertir6enratb in Berlin bat loeben
per0ffentli6t. baB int Serbit 1881 bis
Sitern 1882 in Berlin ni6t weniser ais
lO6s an9etaufte &inber BON 6riftli6en
Gltern in Die S6ule aufsenomuuen woroen
iinb. Wie piele tauieno 8inoer pon DRIFT
li6en Gltern iinb ba wobl obne Saufe bas
binseItorben? @as fir elm golt wiro wobl
BEL elmer iol6en furdtbaren @usbebnuns
Der @ottloii9feit entiteoen? Sin mebr ais
wilOes. 0abin fibrt bic @lei6siiltisteit
unb .N llnglaube.
Wtfebrnngen. Wfan seist aus England
Die Sefebrulis uOn 23 proteitantii6en 8res
oigern an, wel6e friber gu Der Sette Der
yJtitualiiten" sebOrt batten.
Nus Som pirb semelbet: slm IL. bs.
WttS. empfing Der 81. Gater Sapit SEQ XIII.
Die na6benannten, su elmer Gonferens be-
%rufenen ameritanii6en Gr;bii60fe unb
giidOfe IN elmer gluOiens, ndmli9 Die
bo6w' item Serren @rsbii66fe G~orrigan Don
9tep Oorf, @ibbons Don Baltimore,
98iuiams bon Bottom, Seeban bon Gbis
caso, SeiB bon Miluautee uno SesberS
BON Tortlanb, Ore, uno Die bo6w'iten
Sii60fe &pan BON Buffalo, S'0ara pom
Scranton, Yenn., Glearp uon Samilton,
Ont, unb 6itseralb pon 9ittle &of, Art.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27
Caus Der .ObsrmOieI 3,its.O
Die WeinleSe an Der Cbermotel.

Sm sanjen ln%rembnrser .eanSs lanl6t man
Deinernte. Die rOberm, !Sts.' bra&te bssbalb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-27

9as Yeiinoen bes al einem abermalis
q S9lasanfale i9wer er%tranften, bo9s
u'ften Serrn SiidOfs Guiss bat ii@ tn ben
The Evening critic., 1883-03-30
MERRIcK's CRoss-ExAMiNATioN
Fails 10 shake Ex-senator Dorsey's
posiffOn I'm the Leasf.

After THE CRITICS report OF the stnr.Tiouto
trial closed yesterday the argument was con-
cluded on tho proposition OF Mr.. Morrlck 10
submit letter signed John W. Dorsey to tho
Jury for comparison with tho writing OF OK
Senator Dorsey for their Judgment as 20 who
wrote the signature.
Judge wylie declined TO allow tho paper 20
be pnesed 10 the Jury, and said that tho court
would not permit expedionts 10 be adopted Tor
supplying evidence that had been lost either
by the denth OF the witness or the loss OF n
witness' vision.
Mr.. Merrick here offered the contracts pur-
porting 10 hayo been signed by Peck, but
tho witness for Peck. Objection was made by
the defendants and another argument FOL
lowed,
Thla ofTor the Court also rejected.
The witness, teetifylng In regard 70 tho
Visits OF Miner TO this city, shld that he was
here In December, 1877, and remained until
March, 1873, and during that time he etnppsd
nt the witness house. He had an oilloe IN tho
third story Of the Witness house, and was on
gagged In bidding on mail contracts. Ho
thought that Miner came hero AT Witness aug
W. Dorsey wero dotormined 20 bid on mail
routee, tho witness Huggcstod that they
tako I'm Miner, ns he was n capable
business man, and tho best man ~ attend
TO the business In this city, and that was all
the recollection he had OF tho matter. lio had
seen John W. Dorsey nj tho houao OF the wit
ness, but never saw him at work with Miner
on Tho bids. lie saw Boone there ntwork with
Miner. The witness had nothing 10 do what
ever with tho preparation OF tho bids and took
no hand In II, not the slightest In tho world.
He did not give Boone a third Interest, but
told him when Peck and John W. Dorsey came
hero they might arrange that.
At this point the court adjourned,
The Evening critic., 1883-03-30
WEST WASHINGTON.

Among those present at the assembly of
married gentlemen last night at Forrest Hall
were MI. and Mrs. @. NJ. Matthew'S, Mr. and
Mrs. o. A. Stevens, MIR. and Mrs. j. IL. Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccartney, Mr.. and Mrs. o. II.
oragin,1r r., Mrs. Dr.. billings, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wheatley, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter wheatley, Misses Billlngs,steven
Dorsey, Hardie, Trimble, Mofratt, Liboey,
Lockwood, Dougal, Snyder, Hester, Cragin,
Jones, Brockenborough, Williams, Brooke,
Denenhower, Mussors, Mofrat, Aloord, Davis
and large number OF others. This was tho
last one OF the series of assemblies glven by
tho married gentlemen. Eight pieces OF
schroeders Band furnished music, and the
participants enjoyed themselves at the hall
until late hour.
The Consolidation Coal Company has offered
TO compromise with their canal bOatmen for
ninety.nye cents 10 Georgetown from Cumoer-
land. The company, like several others, has
been paying ninety cents per ton for the trip
and the bOatrnen demand one dollar. To a
late hour yesterday the compromise had not
been accepted by the boatmen, and the strike
Will probably continue for some time.
Nelson johnson, colored man employed by
Fields & Hackney, the livery-stablo men on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Twenty eighth
and Twenty ninth streets, sad S ms hand oaGiy "a
cutting.box while preparing food for the
horses OF the establishment. Surgical assist-
ance was rendered by DR.. Suter.
Mr.. william De Motto, the agent OF the Wan
amaEer tailoring firm OF Philadelphia, took
The measures OF the officers OF the Third Pre-
cinct station this morning for their summer
uniforms.
The schooner Rebecca shepherd arrived,
light, from Norfolk this morning, and VIII be
loaded with coal for Boston.
Sailed: Schooner David s. Siner, Captain
Riggs, coal for Manhattanville, MY
The funeral OF DR.. Tyson took place yestor
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock, In the chapel Of
Oak Hill Cemetery. The Rev. DR.. Howe, Of
the Presbyterian Church, oiiiciated. The
| chapel was crowded with the friends and rell
| tives OF the deceased, who had come 10 SEQ the
Inst snd rites perfOrmed,
The Evening critic., 1883-03-30
REAL ESTATE.
The Official Transfers, as Recorded
To-day.


Messrs. Danenhower & Son, real.estato
brokers', 1926 street northwest report the
following transfers in roai estate In the Dis.
trict TO-DAY, ns compiled by them from the ON.
cial records In the of1lce OF the Recorder OF
Deeds:
william II. Narrower 10 D. II. Warner, lot 3S,
square $50, on First street, between Delaware
avenue and streets southwest, S222.I5,
Edward d. Wright to II. II. Miles, lot IL,
square 1S5, on Sixth street, between II and |
streets northwest, $3,S75.
Anton Ieitmulier 10 John Durokns, lot 30,
In Charles Walters subdivision OF MI. Pleas
ant, $7S0.5S.
George Il. Walker to Lewis A. Walker, lot %,
square 800, on the corner OF Fourteenth aud
streets northwest, $1,000.
]. II. N. Waripg TO william waring, lots %,
%, square 336, on corner Eleventh and IL
streets northwest, $4,000.
Il. johnson, trustee, to James II. NJ. Waring,
lots %, 23, square 336, corner Eleventh and
II streets northwest, 50, 800.
Lawson Riggs, trustee, TO u. L. Riggs, lots D,
10, square 22d, corner Fifteenth and G streets
northwest, nominal.
Catharine Adams TO August Getg lot 10,
square south Of square 015, on street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets southeast,
$1,600.
James s. Edwards ct al, trustees, 10 Leonard
avenue, between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets northwest, nominal.
Hanson White TO j. Harrison Johnson, lot A,
square 353 on Eleventh street, between L and
streets southwest, $1,000.
W. W. Metcalf, trustee, TO J. W. Starr ct uX,
10 Margaret Barry, lots 81, 80, 81, square 9S7
5000.
Henry j. Hayle to Teresa A. sarrell, lot 8
square 400, corner Ninth and NJ streets north
west, nominal.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-30
EAST WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Lorenzo A. Bailey will leave here to-
night for North Carolina, where no Will engage
In the practice OF law. He has beon connected
with the DistrictAttorneys Office for somo
time, nnd was captain OF the Washington
Light Guard.
A select crowd OF young people participated
at Washington Hall last evening In another OF
those enjoyable reunions OF Professors Bir-
mingham Golway. Areunion will be glyon
early in April.
An old colored pauper, famillarly known as
Uncle Wash, was attacked by gang OF cOlored
boys on Thirteenth street this morning with
stones, several OF which struck tho poor old
fellow, innicting painful wounds. Uncle wash
is fully 50 years of age, and is compelled 70
hobble along on two staffs because or his IN
fl mites Tho young rascals who assaulted
him should be severely punished II appro-
hended.
The only occupants OF the Eighth Precinct
Station.House last night wero two boys, Will
lam Miller. white, years OF age, and Thomas
Carter, colored, IL years OF age. william
Miller, who is a mere speck OF humanity, came
beldly into the station and demanded to bo
locked up and sent to the Reform School In the
morning. The police cay that ho runs away
nearly every week, frequently remaining away
three or four nights and days. The colored
boy was arrested for throwing stones at tho
station.house "Tom" cat, who was mapping In
the window of that building.
East Washington Band Of Hope held an In
teresting meeting at the Seamen's Retreat yes
terday evening. Interesting speeches wero
made.
East Washington Business Notes.
Mr.. George Weidman, OF the Excelsior con.
fectionery, 1903 Pennsylvania avenue, Capitol
Hill, manufactures his own candies and can
therefore sell at very low rates. His stock OF
confectioneries is full and complete.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-30
SOUTH WASHINGTON.

The soiroe OF tho Washington Light Infantry
Cadets at Blake's Hall last night was attended
by large number, Notwithstanding tho In
clcmency OF the weather. PIetorios band was
engaged to add inspiration 20 the occasion,
and the festivities were continued until far
into tho night. VIM. II. Lecsnitzer actol as
master Of ceremonies, ana Charles W. Magill
ns ballet master. The floor committee was
composed OF Messrs. r. MonOhan, u. Perkins,
]. Javina, Il. skinner, II. Howard, Il. Ashford,
u. Martin, o. Williams and II. Miller, all OF
whom deserve much praise for the efficiency
IN which they managed the entertainment.
Among the many young ladies' present wero
MISSES Carrie Lcyott, Lizzie Whiting, Katie
klug, Mary Whiting Fannie Livingstone,
Alice Taylor, Sarah Bell, Annie Bell, Annio
Nowmnn, Maggie Jackson, Minnie Tuckoy,
Mary Bailey, Estelie Carroll, Lille Carroll,
Lillio Clarvoe, clara Bishop, Lille Hnloary,
Emma Wells, Emma Dnyldson, tho Misses
BraAton, Loulse Brill, Lotta white, Lizzie
Kepner, Maggie Heath, the Misses Indemauer,
jennie Mngili, Maggie Garrison, Kate Howard
Clara smoot,. tho Misses Kulo ana Fannie
webster. Delegations from tho other military
companies In the city visited the hail while
the entertainment was In progress.
The body OF the white man found drowned
yesierdny IN pond in the eastern part OF
Precinct Station for Identification. The man
was misorably clad and wears n full beard Of
dark color, He is supposed TO be n kniehtof
the turnpike that has beon roaming about tho
city for Bomo time past. Tho remains Will he
buried this afternoon ~ not identified by any
one. No relative or friend has yet called ut
CLARK, tho cOlOrod man who was drowned
near Quantico on Tuesday while on his way 20
tho city on the sloop John Williams, has not
yet been recovered. Clark was a young man
~ years old, and Is supposed 10 have
been n native OF Washington.
Yesterday evening Francis Leonard, white,
charged Win Keeping an unlicensed bar on
the corner of First and streets, and Mrs. III.
lon Long, charged with tho same Oifenso ON
Third street. near Maino avenue, wero ar
rested and taken 10 the First Precinct Station
by Onlcera Kcnncr ana saddier
Mrs. 4. J, Burt, who has been confined 10
her room for several days with sickness, is
much better and will soon regain her custom
airy health.
Yesterday an immonsc quantity OF nsh and
oysters arrived at tho wharyes, and reason.
| able prices prevail. Shad have commenced to
arrive IN considerable quantities,
Cali on John Miller for fuel. Main cficc,
depot and kindling.wood mill, Four and.a-
hnlf street and Virginia avenue southwest.
Branch onces, 52O Seventh street northwest
and 1i3 street southeast.
THE new ive-oent nickels viii bc paid out
for few days longer over the counter at
NDriyrr'g."
The Evening critic., 1883-03-30
THE EVENING CRITIC.
KsTABIIsHED AUGUST Isss
LACONIC LOCALS.

JAMES WALKER, colored, got six months
in Jail to- day for stealing large rope.
ANNA FITzHUGH was fined $25 by
Judge Smell to-day for keeping disorderly
house.
YOUNG mulatto named w. Charlton
got six months in Jail to-day for picking
the pocket of Mrs. Hyman Alexander on
Seventh street yesterday.
DIR. PIERcE's "Favorite Prescription" is
everywhere acknowledged to be the stan
daId remedy for female complaints and
weaknesses. 1t is sold by druggists.
THOMAS J.. MITCHELL, of 1907 Sixth
street, and Charles Hoover, of 1916 Sixth
street, were charged with wasting Potomac
water, in Judge SMELLS court To-day. They
pleaded guilty and were fined So each.
ELLEN LoNG, alias Wyrick, was charged
in the Police Court to-day with keeping an
unlicensed bar. In this case the principal
witness swore that Mr.. Raft gave him
money to pay for the whisky. The case
was dismissed.
THE National Rifles gave another of their
pleasant receptions and soirees at Marini's
Hall last evening, which was very largely
attended. The corps was attired in full
dress uniforms which blended with tho
handsome and costly toilets of the ladies.
Mr.. George w. Evans ofliciated as floor di-
rector. The floor committee consisted of
Messrs. Magruder, Keneaster, Boteler and
Frank L. johnson. The committee of ar
rangements were Messrs. Evans, Spencer,
Zantzinger, Goodwin, James II. Clear and
Lieutenant Oyster. The music was rem
dered by the Marine Band.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-30
Unity Presbyterian church.

The annual meeting OF the congregation
Of the Unity Presbyterian Church was
held in their place of worship, Clabaugh
Hall, 1880 Fourteenth street, Wednesday
evening, March 2s, 1883.
The report Of the trustees for the year
closing showed that the finances of the
church were in prosperous condition, and
that more had been accomplished during
the year than they had anticipated, and
that the future is bright and encouraging.
The members Of the old board were unan.
imously reelected for the ensuing year.
This church has recently purchased fine
building site on the southeast corner of
Fourteenth and r streets northwest, and
arc now trying to raise the necessary
amount to build chapel, and the commit
tee having charge Of the funds for this pur-
pose reported that nearly one thousand
dollars had been subscribed, although the
subscription books have been open but a
few weeks. The following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
whereas In the Judgment of this congrega-
ton II has become necessary TO erect church
edince to the end that enlarged accommoda-
tions may be provided, and the avenue for
usefulness increased therefore be 1t
Resolrtd, That this congregation most re-.
spectfully solicit from tho people OF Washing.
ton such pecunlary aid as may be necessary to
assist In the accomplishment OF the purpose
IN view.
ReSoirtd, That this congregation hereby re-
new It's confidence In Its pastor, Rev. George
u. Patch, In his fidelity as a pastor, and his
ability as n minister, expressing the nope that
descend upon and crown his labors In our
midst.
The Evening critic., 1883-03-30
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The Teachers Institute OF the Public schools
at Peabody Hall tomorrow morning VIII DC OF
an unusually interesting Shsrsc5ori ,nre rSU.essUr
"Primary instruction In Schools" and hav-
ing given several years to studying this sub
iect, his address will be Interesting as we'll as
Instructive.
There we're two colored boys-George Carter
ana Charles Norton-arreeted yesterday and
taken before the Mayor for stealing hen.
The latter was discharged and the former DIS
missed, his mother promising TO whip him,
which che did at the station'house,
Mr.. Fred Baker has been appointed tyler OF
Alexandria Washington Lodge OF Masons, TO
MI the vacancy occasioned by the death OF the
late John Craven.
The Hon. John Goode, OF Norfolk, has ac-
cepted an invitation OF the Episcopal High
School 10 deliver the annual address AZ the
commencement, which takes place June ~.
In the County Court yesterday tho Jury In
the Carter nuisance case failed 70 agree. Tho
jury was discharged and the case continued
TIL next term.
The regular weekly meeting OF the Reform
Club win be held tonight
Ameeting of sarepta, Lodge, No. 46, L. O. o.
F., Will be held at their hall this evening "
make arrangements to attend the funeral OK
the late John Craven, Z. Go whose IuheIai
will take place tomorrow.
Captain Whalley, OF the fishing schooner
TuscarOra, yesterday reported tnal Wnen on
Marshal Hail, Wednesday evening, a passen-
Ger. name unknown, about 1S years OF age,
was knocked overheard by the pOom anu
drowned. Tho young man, IL is supposed, was
| rom Westmoreland County, and was on his
wHy down the river 20 work at one OF the ash
| ing shores. The body was not recovered.
| Tho wife OF Armstead Pierson, an oil and re-
| spected colored woman, died yesterday after
| noon.
Mr.. G. O. Brenner has been appointed special
| policeman at Fishtown.
Members OF the Secret Service Detective
Corps were in this city yesterday on business
| in regard TO the recent counterfeit money In
circulation here.