Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-06-07

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CHURCH SERVICES, &C., TOMORROW
r,jsi Church-Service at II q. m. at $50
y M. bv Rev. H Suffer-
rs. Punl'$ Church Service at IL a. m
IN n By Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Church-Service at IL a. m. and
: u. M. by Rev. H. T. Sharp.
y. Muys Ghurch.-Mass at z a. m, and
Erh Mass and sermon at IL a. m. by
Esnop Krane. Vespers at p. m.
ETrf Presbyterian Church.-Service at IL
q N. hv Rev Edward Eells.
S.,onI Presbyterian Church.-Service at
II 4. M. and 500 p. IN. by Rev. VIM. Din
wdii".
E,,.i<I CAu,rh.-Service ut II a. IN. and
at =. H. hy Rev. O. F. Flippo.
Trim ty Meth. Epis. Church.-Service at
II L. m and s p. IN. by Rev. John Ed
ufh. Epis Church South.-Ceutennial
Childreu's Day-Sermon by the pastor at II
Il. M: Singing by the Sunday School. Praise
meeting ; p. m. Floral service p. m. Ad-
dress bv Hon. Robert Vance, of North Caro-
lima.
N!h. Prot. Gurch-Service at II a. m.
and 5 u. IN. by Rev. c.. B. Middleton.
Errr. Meth. Gurch-Service ut IL q. m.
and 500 p. IN.
G,rman Lutheran Church.-Services at II
a. M by Rev. J. Schwoy.
Young Mems Christian Association.-Pray-
or meeting in the Second Presbyterian
Church ut 43O p. IN. Jail ut 2p. IN. Aims
House ut $50 p. NJ.
gospel Temperance Meeting of the Reform
Club ut 8 p. m.
pe,:pERTY SALEs.--Mr David Appich yes
tsrlav sold to Mr.. G. H. Markell the brick
dwelling on the north side of Prince, near
lee street for sou. :,
Mr.. William Burgess sold to Mr.. David
Appich the two frame dwellings near the
corner of Prince and Fayette sts., for $3.50.
Mess,s. R. r. Lucas & Co., auctioneers,
sold to day the following property:
The house and lot on Lee street, between
Prince and Duke, formerly the property OF
D, K. and S. F. Blackjack, for. Leonard Mar
hury, executor of ]. r. Masters deceased, to
J. +. Hill, for f. NJ Hill, for 81 $50.
The lot and frame dwelling near the cor
urr Of Queen and Alfred, for It. d. and j. B.
Hodukin. executors, to A. B. Hopkins for
$40; house and lot on st. Asaph, between
Cameron and Queen, subject to ground rent,
for the same to w. n Brown for 800; lot
and building next to s. 9. corner OF queen
and Pitt for same, to ]. II. Hill for +. Nj
Hill for $50; lot and frame house in rear Of
above for same to same for 1925
"CHILDREN's DAY."--To-morrow will be a
high day in the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church for the children and all who may
attend. The centenary of the organization
of the church will be one feature. Inc
pastor will preach in the morning 10 tne
children and teachers of the Sunday school
al,
service of singing, rectations and an address
nv DIR. Granger. Of Washington, D. c., will
be.in at 3 o. M. Platform addresses will
be given at night by Rev. w. 2. Grant and
others. The singing of hymns and tunes
appropriate will be in charge of the Sunday
school for all the services of the day.
THE MARKET this morning was again
well supplied and the area was we'll hlleo
with country people who brought their
produce to dispose of The quantity and
Variety of vegetables is on the increase, but
there is little change to note in prices since
last SATURDAY.. Strawberries are getting
scarce and higher. Cherries are being
bought and sold in small lots, but with these
executions the other fruit offered IS OF
foreign growth. Asparagus is going out OF
season, but peas beets, cucumbers, &C., are
coming in in abundance. The meat benches
were we'll filled as were also the hsh STANDS.
POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was clear
and mild, with one prisoner ana one iooser
at the station house. The Mayor tnls morn-
ing disposed of the following cases:
Charles Taylor, colored, an escaped mem
Der of the chain gang, arrested oy leu.
Smith for stealing small sum OF money
from Communion. was sent back to serve
his term on the chain gang, with Ten DAYS
added. oeoor
A white countryman, arrested by Ohcer
Henry. charged with being drunk ana als,
orderly ON the streets, forfeited 80 collateral
for his appearance this morning.
SETTLEMENT WITH THE MAYoR.-Ihee
Finance Committee of the City Council helo
a meeting Yesterday evening at Inc Auul,
tor's Office. and inspected the accounts OF
Mavor ]. RI. Beckham, which they 1ouno to
he correct in every particular. Inc Mayoi
during the wear has turned over to the City
Treasurer 81. 326. Ga, the total amount OF ths
licenses with which he was chargru, an! ~
81 o55 so for fines, which were S4lo,9y ~
excess of those OF last year, and larger 1eal
ever collected in one year Dy any loi'
mer Mayor of the city
THE CoURTs.-The June term of the Gor
norst;on Court. Judge n. B. Meade, VII
commence on Monday next. The docket
will be called promptly at II o'clock. .
The Circuit Court for Fairfax county
Judge Jas. Keith, will commence on Mon
dow next. The suit of r. II. Havener VS.
the W.. o. & w. r. r., growing out OF !, tint
sa av bv the Railroad Company of the linz !!
Of releorapb along the line of that road Il
is Thought will come up during the term.
FusERA1.-The funeral of Mr.. Eugene 8
Padgett, whose death was mentioned so IN Int IN.
GAzs,srE of Thursday, took place from tn
residence of his father, Mr.: J. W. padge at
IN north Fairfax street, this evening, ane
was largely attended. The remains sn we. %ef'