Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-07

c,r-pcH SERVICES, &c, To MORROW
NH CAurch.-Services at II a. m. and
go n ~. By Rev. II. Snter.
20 % p1nl's Nurch-Services at IL a. m.
I'D n. N. by Rev. Dr. Norton
Grace Church-6:30 a. m, prayer; 10 a. M,
-,;..ionsry service; II q. m. morning prayer
a and sermon; $3.50 p. NJ, Sunday school,;
S Soo n m. iatcrcession service; 7:3O p. M,
ayening prayer aud sermon.
e'S G. Wary's Church-Mass at 6 and II a.
~ and sermon, by Rev. Father Quinn.
Tespers at 4 p. m
N by Rev. J NJ. Nourse.
S,.o;1 PRESBYTERIAN UurCh.-Services at
I, m. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. James L.
'I P,a,;J ctgrcA.-ss, eices at II a. m. by
pa',, F Dick, ,sor, D. D.. of Richmond,
sa6 go y nj b, Rev o +. Flippo, Of Roa-
n' Tr;, ia, Meth. Epjs. Gnrch-services at
~. m sod 1902. m by Rev. r. f. Bishop.
Nah Ems. Church S0uth-Services at II
nsaud 1880 p. M. by Rev. r. Smithson.
D. WesL Prot. Church. Services at II q. m.
oo1 40 o m. by Rev. s. J Smith.
E,se Methodist Church : rvice al $50 p.
;, he Rsy. J. q. Michael. Subject! Love
nfG2l, Law EsseataI to Heaven"
Gcr,,on Lutheran Nurch-Service at II
"a ana $50 p. M, by Rev. j A. Schwoy.
yo,oo Mems Christian Ass0ciation.-Pray-
49, meeting at the rooms st $50 p. m. Aims
House at go p. m and Jail at p. 10.
Mr. BARBOUR NOTIFIED. The joint com
mittee. Mes-ts. KoineT, Hurt and Melon
Aid rom The senate and Messrs Ryan, Hay,
Emo. and Gordon from the House OF Dele
aa,.s annotated TO wait upon Hon. John S.
p,,h'ur and inform him OF his election as
T,i,.d Safe Senator from Virginia, reached
js,,l, IL. lsy and discharged tho duty as
sgr.i hem. Mr. W. Fl. Anderson, one CT
n. House Cum,nittee, was unable 10 te
rr,.ent. Mr Barbour, by appointment,
mel The committee ut the Custom House
while there were also present Mayor Down
ham and Me,.ra + Stuart, J. w. Burke,
|, Malbury, J :. B. Thompson, w. w.
Scott and olhcia
Mr.. Koner made the official notification
TO Mr. Barbour, saying that on behalf OF the
General As-tl. bly, and Of the people OF Fir-
pinie be iui..lae1 him of bis election as
G. Senator AID hoped he would accept
he position.
Mir. Barbour thanked the committee for
The honor The legislature had conferred
upon him and accepted the position with
the full sense OF the responsibility attached
thereto. He said in looking back over the
names of the able and distinguished men
who mad represented Virginia in the Senate,
ne felt that he could not expect to measure
up to the full requirements of the position,
but pledged himself to devote to Virginia
and her interests such ability as he posses
sed and hoped to b5 able to assist his State.
Mr.. Mcdonald, who represented the mi
norty on the committee, assured Mr.. Bar
bour that the opposition of the republicans
in the legislature to his election as Senator
was not on personal bat solely on political
grounds. he then very gracefully con.
graduated Mr.. Barbour on his election anG
wished him success in the high position to
which the people of Virginia had called him.
After the committee had performed their
duty which was done in an informal manner,
they wero handsomely entertained by Mr..
Barbour at lunch at the Concord!a.
The members of the committee will re
turn to Richmond to night.