Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-03

APPoINTMENTs.-The following is the
list of the appointments for the Alexandria
district of the Virginia Conference of the
NJ. E. Church which has just closed its ses-
sion at Roanoke:
Alex tndria Districts. A. Ball P. E.
Alexaudria.-John H. Howard.
Old Point.-A. }. Porter.
Norfolk.-G. H. McFaden.
Falmouth and Greenwood ID. 81. Willis.
Manassas.-J. J. Rumhurg.
Falls Church and Fairfax.-J. NJ. Pascoe and F.
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Herndon-Wm. s. Schooley.
Leesbury and Hillsboro-J s. WckGno and +.
A. Scott.
Borryville.-C. W. Ball
Rev. John Edwards transferred to the Balti-
more Conference.
Mr.. Howard will be here and assume the
duties of pastor of Trinity Church on Sum
day next
FAIR-The l. o. 4. NJ, fair, which has
been in progress at McBurney's Hall for
more than week, will terminate to night.
The voting will close at IL o'clock sharp.
The vote last night for the various articles
named was "a follows:
For Cane-Thomas Chauncey, IL John
Smarr, 6: c. J. w. Summers, 10.
For |. q. K. NJ. Pin. Watkins, e; u.
W. Roat, -; F. G. Travers, I.
For Caslors-Mrs. j. Griffin, TO- Mrs.
Mary Watkins, H.
For Bracelets-Miss Clara Travers, IA !;
Miss jeanette Javins, 9.
VISITORS The city to-day was crowded
with visitors, every train arriving here
being filled to its utmost capacity with
these who came to take part in, or be pres
ent at, the inaugural ceremonies. Many
from Washington, including numbers OF the
visiting military, came here during the day
to view the various places of interest OF this
city, snd the streets, in consequence, pre-
seDted an animated appearance. The rail-
road AMI steamboat lines hava done a
thriving business, as have also the hotels,
restaurants and boarding houses of the city.
SPECIAL TRIPS. In -ort:er to accommo'
date the public particularly those who
wish 10 attend the Inauguration cere'
monies 10 Washington on Wednesday, the
Washington ferry boats will he run every
half hour during that day, ~ three steam
ers, the City of Washington, the City OF
Aie1audria and the Arrowsmth will, on
that occasion, be put on the line. Special
trips will also be made at night, leaving
Washington at 7:30, $50 and 1890.
HOTEL ARR1vALs-Brudda ck House
" +. Mayer, Virginia; J. B. Bowman and wife
VIENNA, Va; A. ]. Wedderburn, Baltimore; b. ID
Garrett L. II. Luckett, james n. Benton and d
d. Plaster, Loudoun county, Va; G. r. Smith
Nokesviile, Va; j. A. Settle and C. F. Walton
Virginia; c. Tackett. New York; Thomas Al
Gaughlin, St. Louis; w. P Rumsey. Fairfax, Va
u. A. Deaplane. Fauquier Va; Dr.. W Garrard
LawrenceviIle, III S +. lands, Mt. Carmel, Va.
"a Blackburn. w. F. Bcat;le. Miss Seattle, L
y Alexander, Ii. Heller aud H. II. Frost New
iotk J. Il. Williams, Waterford. Va. C. c. Wer
1enoaker, Charlottesville Va; Ridgoway Holt
r!nchourG; w. c. Barrett, Nelson Co., Va; r.
JACKSON and L. Fraukal Baltimore; W. II. Ben
sou, Stsun'on. Va; R. Z. Foley, F J. Anderson
saa Thomas, Wsrrenton; A. r. Mayer and F
nnann' phiia .elphia Johu ". Haines aud w. F
ppoEers' West Va b. II. Gale and J. D. Lillard
SHnentucky; +. k. Withers and W. A. Withers
ssn n KY; 4. J. Cassiday and n. NJ. CASH
GaS, Mount Sterling, n.y., j. B. Owens. Stanford
~: >. 4. Henresiy, Lexington. Ky; J. /
n"ncnens Silver City. Idaho: j. F. Stewart sni
Wife, Portsmouth, Va