Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-09-28

For this section, fair to dy and tomorrow,
higher temperature, southwesterly winds
CHURCH SERVICES, &C., To MORROW
Christ Uurch.-Services at IL a. M enc
p. m. by Rev. DR.. Suter.
ST. Paul's Curch.-Servicea at Ii d. H.
and u. N. by Rev. DIR. Norton -,
Grace Ourch.-Ssrvices at anu u -, d. ,;ah ,i
by Rev H. T. Snaop.
81 1faru's Church-Service at ] a m py
Rev, Father O'Kane. Vespers at p. N.
First PRESBYTERIAN Ourch.-No mrvlces
Second Presbyterian Church.-S rvices at
la H. ard GbiGren's service AZ 4:30 p. M.
by R-v l Vance
Baptist Curch-Servces al II a. 10. end
7:3O y. u. nv Rsv ii. Mercer.
Trinity Meth Epis. Church.-Fseaching
at II q. m. and 7:30 p. ~. by Rev. K +.
Bishop.
Meth. Epis. Church South.-Preachine at II
a. D. and 7:3O p. 10. by Rev. w. J Young.
Moniog subject :"Wayside Hearers even
ing subject: "Retribution." Revival ser.
vices during the week.
Meth. Prot Church.-Services at / e. m.
and 7:30 p. N. by Rev. l.. K. DSott. Morning
subject: "Cross and Crown evening sub
ect Don't feel like it," Revival services
will be continued during the week.
German Lutheran Ctarch.-Seivices 81 IL
q. 10. in German and 7:30 p. N. III EnsiiSn
by Rev ]. A. Schwoy
Young Mems Christian ASSociation.--Aiee
ing at the Rooms at 4:30 y. m. Meeting at
the Midland depot at $3.50 p. m a!msh0use
at p M, aud jail AT 2p ID.
Primitive Baptist Church South Fairfax
street. .-Preacnipg at IL a. 10. by Elder j.
n. Badger.
DEATH OF AN OLD MINISTER Rev Rich
ard Templemau Brown died at MS
residence at Silver Spring. near WASH
ineton yesterday from complication OF
diseases Rev. Mr.. Brown was one OF
the eldest and most widely known ministers
of the Episcopal Church in the South. DE
was born in Charlie town. February 2, 1911,
was gradual from Kenyon College, Onlo,
and completed his studies ut the Theologi'
cal Seminary near tnis city. He was Or
dsined in 1888, aud celebrated the SEMI
centennial OF his ministry at Christ Church,
Rockville, in February, 1883. During his
long and useful career he was rector OF par
shes in Jefferson county; at Washington,
Rappahannock county at Fairfax Court
House and Falls Church. At the breaking
Gus of the war he was called to CheraW, ..
c., and after the war he was made dean OF
the Warrenton COnvocation, and ub5tquent
w was appointed to missionary work III Ala
bama Louisiana, Georgia and Florida MIR.
Brown married in this city. His wife was q
daughter of Rev. Mr. Wilmer former rec
tor of st. Paul's church, and sister Of
Bishop Wilmer.
PROPERTY SALEs.-Mr. r. T. Lucas, auc
tioneer, sold to-day, at public auction, Tor
Mr. Isaac EIchberg, trustee and assignee OF
Hugo Herfurth a tenement aud lot OF
ground situated on the north side oil hirg
street. west of Pit street, fronting Oh King
street a feet and in depth 1l9 feet, and sui
iect to q deed of trust, for 81 1894 So to Mr..
WIN. Fl. Steuernagel for 81, 1868.
Two lots of ground and improvements
thereon, situated on the east side OF Fairfax
street. between Wilkes and Wolfe streets, IS
feet front by 9S feet inches deep, and sub
isct to deed of trust for 1881 CO., to Mr.
VIM. II. Steuernagel for 1850.
Personal property, under the same as
signmant. w: an office desk and fire
proof safe. was cold for the SOS 80 for the
safe and 500 for the desk.
FUNERALs.-Tne funeral of the late Jas
C. Nevet took place from St. Mary's church
this morning. The services were conduce ed
by Rev. Father O'Ksne. The pail bearers
were Messrs W. H. Lambert. K Kemper,
r. l. Carne, j. S. Greene, w. w. Herbert
and T. l.. Monroe.
The funeral Of the late MrF. Martha Chat
harl took place from her laie residence on
Cameron street this evening and was very
largely attended. The pail bearers were
her nephews, Mesars. 5. L Monroe, G. ..
Monroe, l NJ XII. T. G. Kell. E. Il.
O'Bren and M. w O'Bren. The services
were conducted by Rev. w. Young.
FUNDAMENTAL arrangements have
been completed for the grand turnament,
trotting and bicy Gle races at the Gentlemen Is
Driving Park next Tuesday. The prizes
are handsome and valuable and the leading
tournament riders of this section of the
country are entered. The contest for the
fret prjz,, which Ia handsome top buggy
and harness will. it is thought, be an excit-
ing one. There are elk prizes and ali are
valuable The grand stand has been re.
se,te5, everything is in good order and
it is hoped that Alexandria will turn out in
full force to welcome the sir knights.
STREET DISTRACTIONS C)mplsint is
naie If tbs obstruction on Lee street. asst
north of King Fully one half OF the
street. for the length of o hundred feet, is
piled up With broken rock and 1t is almost
impossible for two teams to pass and
should anyone be injured there the city
would be mulcted for damages. This morn.
ing one of two horses, attached to wagon,
fell in passing the obstruction, but, fortu-
nately, was not il jured
PRRsoNAL.-The family Of Mr. George
McBurney have returned from Prince Viii.
liam county where they have been spending
the summer.
Misses Mamie B. Field and Annie WOOD.
ward, who have been visiting friends at
Chatham, have returned.
THE MARKET to-day was well supp led
with vegetables and country produce of all