Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-26
LOCAL NEWS.


SATURDAY EvENi04, OCTOBER %
For this zection rain, stationary temperature,
easterly winds.
CHURCH SERVICES, &c, To.MoRRow,-
Christ Church.-Services at IL 8, m. an0 $50
.. N. by Rev. DR.. Suter.
st. Paul's Church-Services at IL n. m.
and 4 p. M by Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Church.-Services at and II a. IA.
and 7:30p. N Sermon morning and at night
By Rev. Mr.. Sharp.
ST. Mary's GNrch.-Ssrvice at II a. n. by
Rev. Father Broderick. Vespers at 4 p. m.
First Presbyterian Churck.-Servoe at IL
am. by Rev. T. S. Chlds.
Second Presbyterian Ghurch.-Services at
II 8. IN. ard 7:30 p. m. By Rev. Mr.. Mcclure
of Baltimore.
Baptist Clurch.-services at II e. n. and
7:3O p. m. by Rev l. N. Mercer.
Trinity Meth Epis. Cturch.-PreaGhi4g
at IL a. m. and 7:30 p. 10. By Rev. H. r.
Bishop.
Meth. Epia. Church uth.-Preaching ct II
a. 10. by Rev. J. Wesley Boteler, OF WASH
Meth. Prot. Church.-services at II a. n.
aud 73O D. 10. by Rev. l. r. Dyott. Morning
subject: "Blunders for Christi" evening
subject: 80 Word to Young Men"
German Lutheran Church.-No service.
Young Mems Christian Association Meet
Ing ut the Rooms at 4:30 p. m. Meeting ct
the Midland depot at $3.50 p. M; almshouse
at 8 p. m, and jail at Up. m.
PERSONAL---VERY. John Landstreet, whose
illness at Martinaburg, w. Va, was noticed
few days ago, is improving.
Rev. L r. Dyott, or account OF iudispo'
si.ion, Yves unable to conduct services ct the
M ?. Church last night, but is better to-day
and expects to be in his pulpit tomorrow
Miss jamie Hulfsh. Of upper Prince Will
liam. is visiting friends in this city
Miss Lille W. Deahl gave tea to NUN
her of her friends last evening, and most
ENJOYABLE time wss spept by all present:
Senator J. s Barbour has returned from
New York and YVES at democratic headquar-
tiers in this city to Gay:
GOOD TEMPLARs' FAIR.-The ladies fair
at Armory Hall was sgSin largely attended
last uight, among tee organizations present
being Potomac Lodge, l. 0. Q. r.. tne
Y. ". G. T. o., the Alexandria Drum
Corps, OF this city, aad Independent Lodge
of Georgetown. During the evening MI
John wilkins rendered several solos.
The following is the vote for the various
articles at the fair
Gold headed Cane-Jsmes T. Crump "a,
Ashby Bladen 2, R. T. Cock /, Geo. W.
Lyles 31@
Gold headed Umbrella Geo. Fl. Hayden
4, Geo. L Robinson Z, Granville Kelly IA.
U.RK. of Charm-Chas. Steele % An
drew Deeton 3, Geo. BoniZ l. Chas. Her
bert 8, Richard Roland 3.
Lady's Gold Ring-Mrs Ketcham 10, Miss
Sallie Penn l. Miss hsy Travers 3, Mrs.
Jennie Powell 8
10. G. t. Pine a Young u s. D.
.Devaughn 19, Henry Hunter II
Fremau's Medal--Geo. w Petty 3. L.
NJ. Latham 4 Capt. James Webster Il, J. l.:
Dufey 8, Edward Starnel %. Edward
Meade 8,
Jonadeb Pin-Edear Thompson T. James
Hughes u, Chas. Griffin %
Sporting Rihe-Lieut. Smith l, Frank
Be,tis ,, Louis Kyafft g. Frank Creighton 2,
J. F. Birrell u, Willie Carroll Is, James f.
Padgett 10.
Hope Lodge o G r., Of Washington,
will be present The voting for the various
articles at the fair will end at 1890 p m.
and the fair viil ciope at ii o'clock.
OPERA House. The musical comedy Of
M IT, &, ~ uiioi will ha nreeented ST