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ygin Face Ills accusers.

NEW GoER, Dee. - -Pietro Dian
arvo. the Italian who l.. accused %
burglary aa4 Wurlrr committee in
bis u4ilye country about three wears
ago, was aFraigEei before United
~y4ts- Comm s~imcr Osborn TODAY
and confronted with an affidavit ac-
ca ing him of the crime lie ex-
preset hi, readiness TO 90 back TO
Italy and face his accu-ers.
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PHlLtDELrHjA. Dec. 20-The ehiet
81 the detective insists that the man
found murdered in Paramount ParS
Wa tramp who va, murdered dur.
lag a quarrel az some house in the vi
entity, ana the body then carried to
the place waeIe il vas found. The
chief DO, not believe the body u h
that Of kreazman, the missing boarder
of Mr.. kohier Of Hoboken.
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~tN FEAN.Isrl. Rec. 2s-Iu Judge
TouGg'> court To-day tge in4iet-
sneuts against Hamburger. Pitcher.
Brown aGd Neustadt, ioI the allece..
ha.fiUtersSt swiud,eS. were di-.
dismissed oH mandate irom the sl,-
prame court. Among the charge was
that 81 >RiailiGE +. F. Parker. an
Oregon rIncbn1n out Of hi PROPERTY
lv exchanging therefor some san
Francisco property 60 hich they hal
TO title.
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The switchmens' strike Spreading.

DENVER. Dec. Cit is reported
here tonight ons he authority OF one
OF tie switchmens' brotherhood CON-
mittee men, that all the switchmen on
the Denver. Texas * Fort Worth rail
road, between here and Fort Worth
would go out on q strike IN the morn
ing in support OF the striking Union
Pacific switchmen AZ this point. Ii is
also rumored that all switchmen at
Rawlins, Butte and all points be-
tween here and Omaha on the Union
Pacific. with the exception of those al
Cheyenne. have agreed to 20 out
whenever asked to do so by the Den
yer committee.
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NV NasS Dee. 27-The confer
ence ui ths Pre- byteF{2n southern ana
Northern general a~semblic>' com
IoI'tee, was reported a, proere,s 5u.
;=SorA5.y a. to-dAy's ,e-si6n. In IN,
morning the Southern men deijleratei
alone, as a1d also tie Northern
men. In she afternoon the opinion.
% both sides were brought toEethel
9nd the Session aciogTnei Until Mon
dsv.
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ClNCTSNRvi. Dec "a; some point
between thi- city and L.awreaceberg.
Ind. this afternoon Lev Beseenan OF
toglugta1, XIV. and Jack solana OF
Cincinnati. uidaleweight-, fought 50
rounds, using tEC-ouace gloves. After
pounding each other for more than
fer hours the tight Was declared a
traN and csch received $50 - his share
oi the receipts. Feisaer was badly
nuMi-hHI
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uENvEE. Dec 23-H. 4. Portions
leweler. ia lei thi- afternoon ard made
an assignment To 2 +. Drake lis
ss>t.~ are aauut Si0a $50. aai liatsili-
ICES estulated t S72Setsa
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SNS FRtNcIsco. Dee. 3D-The con.
tin3ei heavy weather has made pri
waite callers somewhat chaty about TT.
ting olt their little schouners fol
spring cruises We're tie weather a
all favorable much would be done on
every one 81 the iieet, 10 get ready for
the sp5-ng season on the c1aSt 1t i
hardly probable nos thatany schoon-
ers Niis get Dat before the lst Of
January.
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A California rlaniag-MnI Barned.

PAsAnFss. Dee. 29-Lin6sav Bro.
three-~torv TianiBg mil AZ Waverly
drive vas burned ghis morning, loss.
$1,000; Insurance light. The sup
po-el cause i spontaneous comhEs-
ton. w B. L3ughrsy : barn waS a. 90
burned. los : SO. no insurance.
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NsToEIA- Dec. &l-Au inea8diary
Gre thi- morning destroyed two dive +
hac-hnu - the inmates having 6 mar
foS escape A. fiuuey, owner OF the
houses, dropped dead from heart af-
lection superiCduced by excitement.
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The Test of the Charleston.

WAsHfyGroy, Dec Giving Scott,
president OF the Union Iron Works,
San Francisco. TODAY notified Score
tary Whitney of his acceptance OF the
conditions proposed by the depart
Inent, for an o;ncial steam trial OF the
cruiser Charleston. and that she be
ready within six months
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DENVER. Dec. 29.-Wo-d from Gree
lev. Col, Is received to the effect that
a mob early this morning overpowered
the jailer. broke open the all and tool,
oat W. D. French. who two weeks ago
murdered Harry Woodbury.. and hung
him to tree near the court house.
None of the mob are known.
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MONTICELLO, Ark. Dec "a row
grew ont of an attempt 10 arrest 4
negro Yesterday, and a general fight
between whites and blacks was mar.
rowIv ayertesi. 1t is reported that the
negroes viii attempt - release the
prisoner. The whites are prepared
for any enmeTency-
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SnoI,onish Notes

I sNoHotfIsH. Dec. SRohomish Is
about to eject delegates 70 the terrific
! rial convention which j. 10 arrange for
the admission OF Washington.
Stretch's pile-dr.ver is a wreck. being
upset near the railroad bridge.
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Second Street Tax Notice.

THE TAX LEVIED ~ lhE ~
L Council In the district eTes'ea y, Ana
dipanee No 90. 10 provide for The gfas. a.s
Of second street, from BisBchara 70 80 -
street. aud constructing sidewalks oh ~, ~. Z
sides thereof. Is now due and pa!enp,.ss 20
the Office Of the city treasurer. An
not paid within
FORTY DAYS "a
OF the hrst publication Of this nos ss ~
b.. declared delinquent, penalty o. n
cent added, aud interest a. the rAie
per cent charged. ..,..t
W. X. FORREST. CITY ,,'..s.s.
First publication Of this notice.
Der -. ISIS.
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MrNSEAPorEs Dee 1S-Dr- Carver
has made IS t's' targets NJ II O'Clock
to-niShf, aad was sure to wia his vg..-
ger 10 hi, t9oto balls IN ,ix -slays, with
several hoars 70 spare
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nra,e Life-s.ver- Rewarded.

BosTox. Dec. 29.-The CHAMBER OF
commerce was crowded on the occ2-
S-of of the preseatati sn 10 Capt James
ana his iife-Saying erEw. who did such
noble work on this coast during the
recent storm. Of fuai contributed As
3 testimonial to their bravery. The
fund ausoanfs 10 about 81 200. In adj
sition 10 this Humane Society medals
we're presented 9H1 the sum o. sfso
aiss..d
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w.sarSeroS, Dee 9-At tie re-
1uest OF the acting secretary d Wa
ATTORNEY General Garland has II
ssrarsed the district attorney - Aus
IN. Tex. TO tzke the necessary steps
Tor she legal cefen-e of Gen STANLEY.
OF the United states army. recensls
arrested IN that city While IN the exc
cyrtian OF official duties.
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The A. ". : 5. viii receive upon
NeE Ncif's 10y 4t Mrs. ~ I. Hast.
j1es YES s.ca,e.
A.-. HF~uHcs is 1Giag the boil
DAYS With her relatives.
Tie Misses Blanki,tou sre home
II tm scloo. tor tac holidays.
\ ra-tt a4, riYva last evening DIV
tie tss eia> rS 81 ~ ard - =,
tie Red Men hair. which was ,er.
lA-crir sfta1t~t and vary much M
loye3 by al who participated. Souse
u those who were present were Hon.
+ \ bar.leIt ami sie, r. ". Petty.
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French Rud.et Voted.

PARIS, Dec. - The senate to-day
adopted the budget as amended by
the chamber OF deputies. Premisr
Floquet afterwarti read a decree clos
ing the session.
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PfTTsBURG. Dec. 29.-Wm. Carr, one
of the wealthiest men in the city, and
president OF the Mechanics National
bank, was stricken with paralysis last
night, and will probably ale.
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J. J, Elmer on was admitted to
practice st The bar on 4 certificate from
the supreme court OF New York.
John 4, McRac. Canadian, de
clatcd his intention 90 become citizen
OF the United states.
Mrs. Houlhroyd was fined 81 and
costs for having under great provoca-
ton committed an assault on ten
year-old boy named EhaUuce, Cis-ua.
fhis IL part OF that nejshhorShip
quarrel mentioned Yesterday. In the
report Yesterday. Il was stated that
young Boothloyd had been arrested.
This was incorrect. as he Cvade ar
rest ana is believed to have lett tn
city.
The council and executive commit
tee OF he cham bgf Of commerce will
meet Monday 90 devise means g have
the new navy yart established on
Puget sound, near Tacoma IL pu>si-
bic hut uu Puget sound
As ANurg1rs LAvpLaEr.
About .y month. aeu ex Navor
Mann advanced rents on his Pacific
avenue property from $I0 to SlW
and 'rns So fo SIPS CA his RETURN
,, tuC E1-t ,,s t- notice ot an
ivancs fo $50 ai5t .gu 90 NTH re-
.prrueelN. The property iu "a ic,tiou
ls cuc-SfprV hri,N stores. lo lH 20
corner az Ninth stree; sad Vacl
+ JEy0 fe. One is o.cugici w Chester
tleayr. The rents demanded att
/ don ic Those on Jbc opposite side o
( tl:r street
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af'ai NEeeehis 4" IT'S" NAthehfaiN'
ROME, Dec. 29.-The Pope has writ
ten a codical letter to the prelates OF
Ireland, informing them that he has
sent a rich gift to each OF the Irish
cafhpGraiS
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NOTICE

OF meeting of the Stockholders of the
Almond X Phillips Foundry Company
for the purpose OF increasing the capita.
stock of said company
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ stockholders of the Aii9cud & PHI
lips Foundry Company, by the under
signed. ali of the trustees OF ssid rom-
pany, tina; a meeting OF said stockholders,
viii be held at the office OF said
company in the city of Seattle
King county, Washington Territory,
on Wednesday, the 9Th GAY Of February,
lss9, at II o'clock ia the forenoon Of said
day, for the purpose OF increasing the cap
ital stock of sail company from its pres
ent amount of 10 shares OFFS 100 each 81, 000l
TO 1000 shares of 500 each (sl09 COO. All
stockholders are requested 10 be present.
CHAS y. ALMOND.
w. X. PHILLIPS.
Trustees of said Almond & Phillips
Foundry Co.
Dated Seattle, W. T., December 5, ISIS.
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Artistic Printing s.!

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF ELR-
W giant visiting cards ard wedding
stationery We aiso do a general lots print
iag business. C0RYELL Z sARli SON.
Telephone r. Opsra Block
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There was very little business trans
acted through the custom house GIle
last week. caused principally By the
shutting down OF al the sound lunn-
nering mills for a lst-iav's rest aud
cleanup. The usual number Of coast
ers entered AMI c.e2red. bat the turn-
ber- wheat and coal elesTznces we're
the Santa Clara, cleared for the United
Kingdom, with wheat loaded at Taco
una. bark Nerum. for Melbourne,
with lumber from Port Gamble; bark
Mary Glover. for Sydney. with Ium-
Der from Port BlakeIey: the steamer
Ferndale arrived wifh cargo of coal
for Seattle from Nanaiulo, and the
usual namber of coasters with general
merchandise
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grove and wife. 4 j. I.fvernere ard
vile. M. Sislocx ard wife, Captain J
Morgan and wife. Hon H. l. BuEkets
and wife. Mr.. and Mr.. Pink, Mr.. ami
Mrs. W r. Hastings, the Misses
Brooks, Jones, shawez- Settle
f1eids, Bfxukfston. ThorH p-oa, Nc
fntire, Hastings. Sweeney, Aessrx
4. Phillips. T. Halier. :. Pontias,
TErpsn. Miller, r. Hammond. Wool
SiSley, Christian. Hammond. and
many others was Jolly and happy
throne, and dancing vas kept up ~
the small hours.
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ARTICLES o. fHcoRroRArIoN.

Articles OF incorporation OF the
! North Pacific News Company were
flied in the auditors Office Yesterday.
Oscar Naher and g. H. Wheeler are
the trustee The objects Of the cor
poration are 20 deal in newspapers,
printed books, stationery, etc Capital
$1,000
supplemental articles Of the Nes-
quaIly Lumber Company were also
hled. In which J ID. Caughran j.
namei 81 pfc ident. :. V. Cooper
secretary treasurer, and j. G. Morris
superintendent.
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Sever al new plats we're referred to
the street committee, and instructions
we're given them 10 examine into the
whole matter of plating the lands in
the n e < OF section G, just west OF the
city limits.
Assistant General Manager Buckley
demonstrated against the Northern
Pacific being assessed for street i'm
prOyement tax on the property GOV
cred by the Pacific avenue depot, and
as the city attorney decided the city
had no night % Assess the property,
the tax was Cancelled
4 number ot bills were approved
and Mayor Drum was ordered To in
demnify the Traders Bank IN the case
Of the young man whose trunk was
lo.cn while he was in quarantine, 50
that he could draw the so on depo il
Ia that bank 10 his credit, the cerIiii-
cate having been stolen with the trunk.
Adjourned.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-05-28
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

~HAA1s
one copy, one rear. r................... -. $40 90
ne copy. six months. hs.................. 8 90
For any period under six months. one dollar
bsrmonth. Payable in advance. "A FEE
NsHvered by carrier in Elko at IS cents week.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Will be made as low as is consistent with
ound business principles. Apply at the Of.
bee for terms. ~ &s:f'' @H ''siEs
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ADVERTISING RATES.
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, and sent to any ad-
iress tportage paid), at Tho following rates.
payable In advance: .t.t-s .,.'
One year. .....-..r-.-............ ........ .S5 90
PIX monAnS'.S--r..' -. !....:.......... 6O
For any period under six months, Fifty
snts per month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11
LOCAL BREVITIEs.
New moon tonight.

New moon tonight.
The total fell of snow in this vicinity thus
for this winter is 22l inches.
A company has been organized TO build 8
telephone line from Lovettsvlle TO Leesburg.
via BoliDgton and Wheatland.
The Richmond & Danvlle Railroad Com
pany are having burned all the old ties and
other loose wood along the W. & o. Divi-
sion thus improving the appearance of the
track.
Robert Portner has been granted per-
nit to lay q side track from the B. and ?.
tracks into his yard. on Virginia avenue,
between Seventh and Eighth streets south.
vest, Washington.
The February term of the Corporation
Court will begin on Monday. Judge Meade
requests the members of the bar TO be pune
tual in their attendance at IL o'clock in or
der that the cases may be set and short
term OF the court hold as he has not entirely
recovered from his recent indisposilion.
The police report last night as being cloudy and
cold with hail about midnight. There were no
prisoners but twenty dodgers at the station house
driven there by tie inclemency OF the weather.
The Mayor this morning had no cases before him
for trial.
The funeral of the late Philip ID. Hootf, whose
death on Thursday was mentioned in the GAZETTE
of that day, took place from his late residence on
Prince street, at o'clock to-day.
The lady managers of the bazaar to day received
through Mrs Henry Wildt handsome pair of
pearl opera glasses from ID Cppenheimer * Bro,
of Baltimore.
The gloomy, cloudy weather and snow of yes
terday was followed about midnight By hail, since
which time it has rained and hailed at intervals.
A number of slcighs drawn by fast horses were
on the streets to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11

To BE RE-ARGUED Thursday was the
or'nion day of the Court of Appeals of Vir-
pii now in session in Richmond, and it
was expected by many that an opinion
wouid ne rendered in the case Of Marshsl
VS.. the Farmers and Mechanics Savings
Bank Of this city, but such was not the case.
Yesterday, however, an order was entered
in that Court setting aside the recent order
submitting the cause, and re-argument of
the case wss ordered. This action ofthe court
is regarded by some ofthose most interested
to be favorable to the interests of the depos-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11

RoBBERY.-The grocery store of Martin
& Henderson, on Cameron street. between
Pitt and Royal streets, was entered lastnight
and robbed OF S4.6S in money. clock, some
liquor and numerous articles ofmerohandise.
The robbery was perpetrated about mid
night. as the family who live over the store
heard the noise made by the thieves but
supposed it was some one connected with
the store. An entrance was made by rails.
ing sash Of the front window.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11

The BRADDocK HousE.-It is learned
that Mr.. Lambert, former Clerk at Orkney
Springs, who, rs stated 10 the GAZETTE,
came here yesterday to look at the Braddock
House with view OF taking charge of and
conducting that hotel, decided not to do 80.
1t is aow said that Mr. Pickett, who formerly
conducted the hotel at Manassas, will take
charge Of the Braddock house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11

The RIVER The snow of yesterday and
the low temperature of the past few days
has caused considerable new ice to form in
!ae river, and that, with the floating ice
from the late freeze. has again almost block
ed navigation. The steamer Conoho,
which left here on Thursday evening for
Baltimore was caught in the gorge formed
below Fort Washington, and remained there
vi Yesterday evening when she WAS assist
ed by the Corcoran, and returned to this
city The steamer Wakefield, which left
lefe on Thursday morning for the lover
river, on her return yesterday could get no
aFiher than Quaniico where she put in last
alsAt anG sent her passengers to this city on
Tue a. < F train. She started for this city
.1 1 morning and reached here about .
Sa}cS The steamer Mosely sailed from
, ,'OI4 for this city yesterday and is or.
Iyed here this evening. The ice in the
sssr Is covered with snow aud from present
appearances there is no immediate prospect
wa general resumption of navigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11

have received great benefit from Ely 5
Cream Balm for catarrh. l cannot express the
suffering 1 have endured the past year from
Nasal catarrh-C. L. Robbins, Carsway P o /,
Randolph Co., N. c.
For several years have had very bad Nasal
catarrh. / tried Ely's Cream Balm and it has
cured me- can recommend it to all suffering
from cstarih as being the best remedy.
DAVID Nc K. SMITH, Middle Brook, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11

DEAD Miss Margaret Fisher, daughter
of the late Samuel and Joyce Ann Fisher,
died this afternoon, after weeks illness
from asthma, at the residence of her brother,
Councilman George w. Fisher, on .orth
RoYai street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11

The PROPOSED PARADE-The collecting
committee appointed to wait on the citizens
aud ascertain what amount Of money can
be collected towards defraying the expenses
Of the proposed 22d parade, have been busy
at work all day and will report to the gen
tral committee at meeting to be held to-
night II is learned that about $500 have
been promised them. \ meeting of the citi
z'as committee charged with the conduct
Of the celebration of Feb. 22l, 1887, was
convened to-day, and after careful exami-
uation OF the accounts and reports OF the
SECRETARY and treasurer it was determined
to tHrn over TO the treasurer of the commit
tee on this years parade lhe SUN Of $50 o.
that being the balance on baud. FROM the
report of the treasurer it was learned that
Ibis balance was occasioned by thu Iberality
Of the Potomac ferry corpan5, who, in ad
dItion to a liberal contribution in money,
rendered free transportation to the 4th L. S
artillery in the parade, to and from Wash
ington, the expense of which had been pro-
yied for in the appropriations estimated by
the committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11

~ LIE BAzAR-Despite the inclemency of
I Iss. weather the bazar was well attended
,i ia. n'shi anG the voting for the various ar
s syr ; offered was more spirited than on
aog, ulsnt since the opening. The Sun
I.., s; again gave musical entertainment
C ~ nlgnt' after which squad Of st. Johns
s sSusl' under command of Capt. Sweeney,
i satG an exhibition drill which was most cred
srs i h.; additional contributions to the fair
T liz. Oslns reeeived by the ladies every day.
fro ron u ,;v winch appear in the GAZETTE, from
brs % ''ue TO time. The contributions EN-.
tbev ' o. u'slaI a. we'll as fancy articles and
the they dare are being disposed of by the ladies at
d sI inherent a. booths. To day is children's
lbs h au' inns evening many little ones visited
On S 9Stir to see the array of dolls that are
Iipb SATT as Tonight the Alexandria
formed IukLaatFy will attend in a body, uni.
cIos ecu !. out not armed 1t is proposed to
grand W., ons oazar on Tuesday night with
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11

-org SERVICES, &c, To MORROW
Oas% oS.-,c6 Services at II a. m. and 7:30
SI n b, Rev d Snter.
- ~ gurs CHuch.-Services at II a. m.
: m bs Rev pr. Norton.
SUI c.,i = C{rcl-G:30a. M, prayer; 10 a. IN,
.;onarr service II g. N. communion
ni''YI 1rmon $50 p. M, Sunday school;
sna : N evening PRAYER and sermon.
to ~ : l1 11, Church.-Mass at and II a.
o. and ID sermon, by Rev. Father Quinn.
's 5. pcss5gferim Ourch.-Service at II
l"J h. Ray Mr.. French of Washington.
. S - NJ Presbyterian Cdurch.-Services at
II N. aud E3O ?. m. by Rev. James /.
'1 a,.;.e ciprch. Services at l 3. m. and
IA I ~ BY Rev l. NJ. Mercer.
~, p..,,;Ij,, BqDfst Church. Preaching at
d, :. N by Elder " NJ. Smoot.
T r. MI Meth. Epis. Chmch.-Services
III a m. aud 100 p. IN. by Rev. R. w.
Telch. On Cn,.;oo, - :,
n and 7:S0 y. m. by Rev. h. Smithson.
Nth Prot. Church. Services at II a. m.
.oj 7.sOp. m. by Rev. S j. Smith.
~ Free methodist Church Revival services.
p..ocbjog At II a. M by D. w. Hart at
- AN, m BY Rev. ]. r. Michael.
''J GlrmT1 lutheran Oiurch.-SerVice at II
. n and $50 p IN. by Rev. ]. A. Scbwoy.
TamgNea's Christian AssociatiOn.-Pray-
o. meeting at the rooms at 4:30 p. IN. Aims
House al 80 p. IN. and jail at p. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-02-11

eiy-A called meeting OF the Hydraulion Steam
Fire Engine Company will be held tomorrow
Saturday evening, at o'clock. full attend.
ancc is requested.
feb1O 2t t. L. RAMEY, Secretary.