Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-31


lect for the GAZETTE.
For this section continued warm, fair weather
followed Sunday by slight fall in temperature
winds shifting TO easterly.
CHURCH SERVICES, &C., To MORROW
Christ Gurch-Servces at II a. N. and o;5o
p. M by Rev. Dr. Suter
ST. Pauls Uurch-Services at II q. ILL.,
By Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Gurch.-Ssrvices at and II a; IN. m.
and o m Sermon morning and al h'en'
by Rev. H Garabed. -
81 Ma1y's Church.-Servics at a m. SER
mon at 10 a by Rev. Father y Kane
Vespers at Z p. IN. .;,
First Presbyterian Chnrch.-No services.
second Presbyterian Church.-Services at
II n IN. AID communion and at p w. oy
Rev. j. | Vapce.
Baptist Church.-Services at II a. NJ. and
Sn. M. by Rev. Hugh Goodwin. Commun-
ion after morning service.
Trinity Meth. Epis Ourch.-freaching
at II a. m. and p. 10 by Rev. r F. Bishop.
Meth. Epis. Church SoMh.-Prrachinga at IL
m. aud D. m. by Rev. W. J. Young.
Morning subject Filled with All the Full
ness of God :" evening subject; "Whicn
will Love Him Most?"
Meth. Prot Church.-Servces at II a. m.
and s D. N. by Rev. l. r. Dyott.
German Lutheran Cturch.-Services st IL
a. m. by Rev J. A Schwoy.
Young MEMS Christian dsSociatf0n.-M
inc at the Rooms at 4:30 p. m. Meeting at
the Midland depot at $3.50 p. M; almshoase
at 3 p. m, and Jail at Up. m.
Personal Mr.. j. 2. Robinson. OF this
CITY, while attending the monument cere-
monies at Manassas, yesterday, was taken
suddenly ILL.,
Miss Mamie B. Field is the guest of Miss
Markell, in Warrenton.
Rev s. A Wallis rector of Pohick churcn'
Fairfax county. will on Wednesday next
sail from New York on the steamer City of
Paris for a two months trip through Great
Britain and France.
Mr.. A. A. Warield has gone to Oakland
70 speud week or two.
Miss Annie Lucas has returned from
visit to Maryland
MIss Katie Elliott has returned from
Mar, land, here she has been visiting
friends.
Miss Martha Harmon, of Maryland, is
visiting Miss Lucas, on north Columbus
street.
MIR. Louis Greene has returne from a
visit to OAKLAND. Loudoun county, where be
has been spending the summer
Mr.. J. Harvey Creighton, of this city, who
for some time past has been employed 10
the auditing department fthe K. " d X. H.,
In Washington, has resigned, and Will next
month enter Randolph Macon College,
where he will study for the Methodist min
ietry.
Revs James W. Morris and Lucien Lee
KinsolviDg, graduates of the theological
Seminary, near this city, will to-day sail
from Newport News to Brazil. They go as
missionaries under the auspices OF the
American Church Missionary Society Last
night a farewell service was held in Christ
2. E. Church. Norfolk, when they delivered
addresses 10 large congregation. II
number of the city clergy participating In
the service.
Judge John Critcher has returned from
pleasant trip up in the White Mountains.
Rev l. X. Dyoit aud wife have returned
from a visit to relatives at Hagerstown,
Md.
Mr.. ]. G. MilburD has rendered his resig-
nation as secretary of the board OF health.
Cry DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE. ETC
The CITY democratic committee met at the
Market building last night, Chair man Har-
~ Smoot presiding Besides the members
of the committee, Mr. Curtis 3. Graham,
chairman oi the county committee, was also
present 1t was decided TO hold ward
meetings in this city on Wednesday night
next at 40 O'CLOCK to elect delegates TO
city aaCi county convention to be held at an
early dsv 10 nominate candidate for the
Legislature The ward meetings will be
held at the usual places, and the city 10 en-
titled to the following number OF delegates :
First ward 3, Second 8. Third z, Fourth
1t was decided to hold joint meeting of
the city and county committees on Wednes-
day evening next at 8 o'clock In the Market
building, to determine the time and place
for holding the convention. Notice of the
time for holding the county meetings to
elect delegates to the convention will be
given shortly. 1t is the impression that
Mr.. Frank Hume, of the county, will be
unanimously nominated for the legislature
BY the convention.
DEATH OF Mr.. GEORGE N. DOFFEY.-
Mr.. George n Dufiey, son OF Major George
Duffsy, commissioners of the revenue of this
CITY. whose illness was mentioned in yester
davis GAZETTE, died at his home on Wilkes
st,est, this morning, from pulmonary com
plant, from which he had been suffering for
some time past Mr.. Duffey was foreman
of the Columbia Fire Company, member Of
Lee Camp, Of several Of the secret organ =
cations Of the city aud of the Virginia Fire
mems Association. His funeral will take
,,l.ca frrn, his late rEsi1 anre on Mnn6av