Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-05-26

rarRcn SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW
~ (Gwci.-Services at II a. IN. and
NJ by Rev II. Suter.
!, P4arS Church. ct IL q. IN.
am. N. by Rev. Dr.. Norton.
Grics Cfurch.-7 o. M, prayer and homily !;
"a m. morning prayer and sermon; 4:40
m inttrcessiou service; 500 p. M, even.
", nreyer and sermon.
nj sermon at II a. m by Rev. Father
@.'on Vespers at p. m
Frs. Presbyterian Ourch.-Service at IL
NJ by Rev. Mr.. French of Washington.
G-o4d Presbyterian Church-Servces
,t1la. IN BY Rev. J. 1. Vance. Children's
Twice a; 4:S0 y. m. Preaching at Lee
.r.e ChspeI al p. N.
Putia hurch.-Services at II a. NJ. and
~ N. by Rev c. 7. Herndon of Leesburg.
J+iatq Meth. Epis. Chwch.-Services at
MA ~ md 500 p. N. by Rev. r. F. Bishop
NTH. EpiS. Church SoMh.-Services at II
. N. and 500 p. IN. by Rev. w. J Young
subject at night: "Sins of the tongue"
V4h Prot Ourch.-Services at II a. m.
md 500 p. m. by Rev. Luther r. Dgott.
s15isct in tho morning: The white horse,
.,l his rider in Heaven" At night: 1.-The
bids Prayer" No. l.
Gr7aqa Lutheran Gurch.-Service at
Ian. BY Rev. A Schwoy.
ImaqlleR'S Christian AsSociotiOn.-Alms
H5.,e at 2:30 p. IN. and jai! at , y. u.
Payer mee!ag at tbs rooms at $50 p. m.
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. "A mes!ing OF
tie 5 n Congress; ional republican conven-
p,p. which adjourned on tho 18th of May at
P,iersbure ioue eat here on tho PC h, was
he'd at PITS Hail this morning and
..s organic y hy making Major 0. Il Hine
amporary Chairman. Delegates were pres.
M from Alexsndrie, Fairfax. l4oudoun and
cnipeuer counties, Mr. s. 7. Nichols, OF
Loudouu, was elected permanent CHAIRMAN,
sud Mr.. ". u Sweeiz-r, of Falrfax, secre-
,,rv. Major O. r. Hine, Of Fairfax, and
Mr.. Yardly +. Brown. Of Loudoun, were nom
mated gnd unanimously elected delegates
Ia the Chicago convention, to 5s held on the
18th Of June, AID Mr., W. II. Egeborn, #
tnlpeper, and W. p Graves, of this city,
allernstes. Mr. Lewis Mckenzie, Of this
cty. was unanimously chosen elector for the
STD district. The following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas We, the republicans of the 9Th Con
.,y.s,onal district of Virginia, i'll convention AS
.-mhed recognize the saloon to be an organized
sa aggressive evil; that it is the greatest foe of
..e home and the greatest source OF corruption in
1.cs; hence an appalling menace to our nation
aud its institutions; therefore be it
Rcsoived, That we declare our sympathy with
he snti-saloon republican movement, and recon-
1eud to our national convention that it place in
T. platform plank which shall make the repub
ican party recognized defender of our homes
sud our country a. tiust the persistent encroach
uc.ts If this insidious foc-thc saloon.
Received That the delegates elected by this
convention to represent it in the Chicago conven-
ton he requested to use their best endeavors 10
slysuoc the sentiment and purpose of this body
!, e2we'sci i'll the foregoing resolution.
The convention was composed of about
dozen delegates, and though the meeting
Vas held with closed doors the proceedings,
it's said, were very quietly conducted. No
cOored delegates attended. Mr.. Brown.
one of the delegates elected to the Chicago
convention, says the delegates chosen by the
sn-Mahone district conventions will have
The support of the entire North in the ma
tonal convention.