Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-15

,,,rrru SERVICES, &C.. TOMORROW
-, ,5ayrh.-Sermcn at II a. m. by Rev.
~. Walker.
pa4's CtarcL.--Scrvice at II a. NJ.
F" ,; '. ,Hayrh Services n l u. IN AMI
So n. by Rev Henry 7. Sharp:
= Nt,v'S Charrh-aIass at I Il. m, and
u,.s ani ser..pn at 10 Il. III. by Rev.
r,,a.r O'ka"e. Icspcrs at : =. III.
I:r; PRESBYTERIAN ChH2ch.-Scrvice ri II
n, by Pcv. J. Vi. NcGrsc.
>..g.,d Presbyterian ChWrci.-Scrvices al
II q. ~. and j. n ny Rev. Wm. Dnwid'
Er,,i., Casrch. Service n; IL \ m. and
=, N. by Rev o. /. F'irpO.
'PyimHjrc Euptist Fairfax st.}--P:eachi"e
$, II .. IN. Ly Elder VIM. N. S'noot.
yGn IN Men. E,pis. Giurca- at II
= N. aud p. IN. by Rev. J. NJ. Pascoe.
Wi1. Epis. Church SouIh.-Seryice at II
N, and S p. m. by Rev. Il. Smithson.
Nth. Prot. Uurch-Service at S p. m. ~
Rev. c. B. Middleton.
G,ruaa Lutheran Gurch.-Ser,i ices at !
=, N. in German by Rev. J. A: Schwoy;
Wanna Nra's Christian dissertation. -lTay-
or meeting in the First Presbyterian
Church at j p. IN. Jail at p. III. Aims
House ut $50 p. IN.
Gosuc, Tsmpsruece Meeting OF the Reform
Club a, :; p. III. ut their rooms, on FAIRFAX
street
pprsoy,L-The District OF Columbia
Commissioners Yesterday appointed John
Wedderburn, youth 90 years OLD, TO tne
radctsbip OF the Maryland Military Acad-
,my at oxford, Md, rendered by the found
CPS ito any Washington youth they might
,e,.c," Young Wedderburn is son CT Mr..
g G. Wedder5urn, formerly Of this city.
Rev. Green Shackelford, having accepted
The nosition Of assistant rector of the Church
of the Ascension, Washington, will enter
upon his duties tomorrow.
Major J. J. Mason, of King George, whose
illness from stroke Of paralysis has been
noticed in the GAZETTE, is much better,
ami j. able TO bc out and attend to business.
aIr. \. n Hurdle, Of this city, who IS now
engaged in y railway enterprise In Costa
Eira. Central America, i'll recent letter
from Carriage says: You are under the I'M
preston that we are burning up here, but
lac sun j. yearly as far north of us as soulh
ofyou. The coast division of this country,
which is about fifty miles wide, is noted fer
bananas, monkeys aud hot weather, nut me
interior il elevated, and formed into Two
,atcau3 By the junction OF the Rocky
mountains, the Slerras, ard Andes, ana
here the thermometer never exceeds -.
II is the finest climate in the world"
;"Ab" is "oil' about the position OF the
sun.
Col. Robert Andrews, his wife aud daugh-
ter. Ella, left to-day for Cape May.
Mr.. Frederick Schiller, son of Mir. Mag
nus Svhucr, is rusticatiug at Coney Island,
Rev John Edwards, pastor of Trinity NJ.
Z Church, is visiting friends at FroSshuVg.
Maryland
2r. L. W. Falls, who for Il anmher OF
wears has been he, efficient manager OF the
Bndluck House, in this city, has severed
his connection with that house. Mr.. f.,
during his connection with the Braddock,
made hosts OF friends among the travelling
public. many OF whom will regret TO learn Of
nj; retirement. He vii! he succeeded by
Mr. Edward webb, Of New York who comes
sell recommended
The Cumberland Times says: Mrs. and
Sass Dorsey, "f Alexandria, Va, are the
Guests OF Mrs George Thluston, on Decatur
street.
Mr.. T. T. Farr met with an accident at
his farm, in Fairfax county, yesterday, by
whch his foot was badly mashed.