Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-06-15

For this section light showers, followed Sunday
by fair weather stationary temperature, south
westerly winds
CHURCH SERVICES, &C., To MORROW
Christ Ghurch-Services at II a. m. and
$50 p. m. by Rev.Dr. Suter.
st. Paurs Gwch-Services at II a. m.
bg Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Giurch.-Services at and II q. m.
and and s p N. Sermon morning and
ut night by Rev g. w Nelson.
st. Mary's Nurch-High Macs and SER
mon at II a. IN. by Rev. Father O'Kane.
Vespers at 4 p. IN.
First Presbyterian Uuch-Services at IL
q IN. and p. M. by Rev. J. l Vance.
BAPTIST Cturch-Services at II a. m. and
SD IN. by Rev. l. NJ Mercer.
Trinity Meth. Epis. Ghurch.-Preachipg
at II a. IN and D. u. by Rev. K. F. Bishop.
Meth Epis. Church misunderstanding at II
q. ~. and s y. IN. by Rev. W. ]. Young.
Morning sutj,c Even so come, Lord
Jesus evening snhi-ct: "a living dog bet
ter than a Ciesd lion "
Meth. Prot Gurch.-Service at II a. m.
and p m. by Rev. l. r. Dyoit. Morning
subject Bread cast upon the waters" even
ing subject Good news
German Lutheran Osurch.-Seivices at II
g. m. in German and at s y. U. in English
nv Rev ]. A. Schwoy.
Young Mems Christian AsSociatlOR.-Meet eel
ing at the rooms at 4:30 p. m. Meeting at the
Midland depot at $3.50 p m ; almshouse at
y. "a, and Jail at p m.
PERSONAL Rev DR.. McKim, rector of
Fojphaay Church, Washington, writes that
ne arrived safely ut Vienna, and thGf he
found his sou much better than he anici-
~ hn ic oh yaiIl
fska advantage of the opportunity Ia visit
the exposition, and will not return to Wash
incton before the last of September.
Mrs. Padelford, nee Miss Ordway, thinks
of going to the G.eenbrier White Sulphur
Strings for few weeks Mrs. Padelford
anneared in comic opera in quite NUMBER
nj western cities this spring and was very
fnvorsbiy criticised for her singing and act.
inv MKT season she will likely join one OF
the Leading opera troupes, several PROPOSE
lions having been made Der by managers,
which she has under confederation.
blr. ]. D. Hooe has gone 20 Lnudoun coun
tv for a short visit.
DIR X G. Powell, who has been ind spnsed
for the past week or go. Ia rusticating ia
Lnudoun county.
Cant and Mrs Geo. A. Mushbach have
returned from Staunton, where the captain
went to attend tho meeting of the Board oil
Visitors to the Deaf, Dumb and Blind lnsti-
aution.
COUNTY LAND SALEs.-The following
les of real estate recently made IN the couh
~ bsye been reported to the GAZETTE:
Rnrdett to Chas. Shater two lots IN
the Carlin's Springs subdivision, for S2oO.
Randall Hagner one lot In Rossiyn 10
Ionic Schmid and one to Francis Hnity.
Grace Crossmau one lot in Falls Church,
extended. TO G.. W. Pool, and one to a. 7.
Eastman for $3.50 each.
Samuel Armstead to R. H Phillips lot
in Phillips's subdivision, near Ballston.
Ellen G. Kans to T. a. Butts acres OF
,and and the improvements thereon OF the
Mason tract on the Phillips road.
VIC. johnson to George Conway lot
and improvements, near Fresdmhn's village
for $500.
W. p. d .uclass to Mary r Hayes nn mere
of land of the Hayes tract.
Harriet E Psarce to A. O. Mertens two
acres and the improvements. OF Inc A'en
Pierce tract. on Mill run, for $500
George w. Tucker to Stephen BABY
small lot. near Freedman's Village, for SO.
HyoRAuLIoN S. F. z. CO.-There was
large attendance at the called meeting o,
this company last night The presidene .a'u
before the meeting communication ironi
the secretary OF the board OF hfe WaFoehs,
no,ifGinp the company OF the removal U,
Mr. .Ioseph II. Young from the post OF
engineer. and urged upon the members 'ne
necessity of united action and cheerful suo
niseion IN the decision Of the majority.
Messrs VIM. Bontz Philip Dryer and JOS
eph II Young were then placed In noTn'pa,
zion. and on the second ballot, MT, bo1'z
was nominated by 6 vote OF Il TO H. on
motion of Mr.. Young the nomination was
made unanimous, and then tae fresiuen'
was directed to request the wardehs To up
point Mr. Bontz engineer
INouEsT.-On yesterday Justice II
Tripiett, of Mount Vernon Township, faii,
fax county, held an inquest upon ths oeao
bodv of an unknown white man, found IN
the Potomac river. near the WHITE House
Gshery. The body was very much decom'
posed. No papers were found. Inc man 8
age was about %. his height 5 feet inches,
weisht about $50 pounds. he wore black
nantalooes. with foe blue stripes; black vest
buttoned high black SILK necktie' "i.s
horse.sboe oip set with green and red
glass white overshirt with small !ei lines !;
white flannel under.shiEt, high-iaced cali
shoes. worn at toes. The body was placed
in n rough. made case and buried near where
found.
PoLIoR REpoRT.-Last night wac cloudy
and rainy with no prisoners or dodgers al
the station house.
The only case before the Mayor this morn
ing was that of resident OF the fourto
ward charged with maintaining nuisance
on his premises. The case was dismissed on
the promise of the citizen to abate the nui
A Sheriff Caruthers, of IN, county
bronobt to this city and 10 I'd in the sta
. o,IoraS man ,ed John Jack