Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-15

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c,rrpcH SERVICES, &C., TOMORROW %
rg,iat ISurch.-Services at II a. "a. snd ':oo
y m By Rev. Dr.. Suter.
p s. 81 Paups Church.-Services at II a. H.
and 4 y. m. by Rev. DR.. Norton :,
Grnee Church Services at a. M. - o.
M and 7:3O p m. by Rev. d. i o1a ~ a m
S. Maru's Gurch.-Mass at p ao" Father f. %.
yespers at p. m. Sermon by rev. f''n''
Q 5 Aaoe p,esbytsriae c1rcb-Pt 1s III
At II a. IN. and 7:3O D. M oy is0S' ''''' :
Va n'a;,, (aurch.-Services at II a. m. and
Bapf'st t oy Raw. |. M. Mercer. Young
n.n's prs9er meeting e'o'
~ Triciiy Meth Epis. Glurch.-Pfeachiog at
"''' nd 7.S0 D. 10. By Rev. D. N. Stat
TN EDis. Church Sopth.-Preaching at
n. aod 7 80 p. m. by Rev. w. j. Ioung.
Morning subject: IN Christ. for Christ, oy
G C1vs eyeoiog subject: Hard Times" "
q ,srrerlv conference Monday night.
uefb Prot. Church.-Ssrvices in First
Presbyterian Church. south Fairfax street,
ct II g. n. aud 7:30 p m. by Rev. W. NJ.
p,i-sl. PRAYER meetiog Wednesday at i:3o
German Lutheran Church.-Services at II
a m in German aud 7:30 D. N. in England.
by Rev ]. A. ScbwoS
Meeting at the Midland Railroad reading
7,.m., II 3 o. m 'Ta ka on the Blbie" By
sfodsnts from the Sanitary 20 employees OF
TIE railroad.
Meeting at almshnuse at 2:30 .. m, and
ei I'll 2 p. m.
coop TEMpLARs' FAIR The crowd al
TIE fair lest night was large, the following
o 90 Z.tions bsing IL stte0dance Potomac
J,.age of Odd Fel,ws Oriental Ledge X. OF
(ienents Lodge g. L. OF Washington,
p,tom &C Tent of Rechsbites and their visit
isc brethren and laoies from Washington
lgno earlier iu the night had attended
mas temperance meeting at the First Pres'
b;terian church, with the Alexandria Drum
Corps headed by their magic little major,
Master Frank Kraus5. The following is the
vote for the various articles au the stand:
J.a.ier carriers uniform Charles Howard.
e George ". D. Dix, 5 K. T. Lucas, jr, a (;
VIM Bfown, 6; Alvin Powell, 6.
LADIES' gold watch: Mrs. E. Powell, .;
Mrs. Rotheble, 6; Lille Smith, 8.
Gent!eman's gold ring: Richard Row land.
IA; Charles Kal, 5; Arthur Davis, 3; 4
Meade 2.
L R. X of P. Charm E. L. CoakIey, 10;
Ed Kesue, 8 Charles Herbert, 1.
Good Temptars' pin: joe. Padgatt, 81; J.
r Mansfield, 6; a. J. King, 8; George
K OF q. e. pin: E Webb, 5; Wm. Thaler,
6; August Oehlert, $; 81. Darling, 4; K. w.
Boyer, 6.
Locomotive engineers pin: John Kelly,
2;JJhn Spencer, 3 Ell. Murphy, 2; James
MO
Railroad conductors pin John 7. Bar
lett, 3; James Maggie, B.
Handsome god-hesded, silk umbrella,
generously donated by Messrs. W oodward
h Lothrop, OF Washington, d. c., through
Mr. l.olm M. Brown, of this city, TO be
voteG to the most popular lady or gentle
man. w. II. Price, l 4. A. Henry, 5; Geo.
Doii: O i've g. Nelson, ?; INA Reed, 20 b;
Lun.Ile D1lan,
Latest style winter bonnet donated By
Klpc's Palace, Washington, d. % to be
votad o most popular lady: May Brown, g.;
Annie White, 3.
Tho fair conulittee has decided not to al
low suy solicitation of votes in The room fer
any Srticle except those at the regular vot.
ing stand. The p5ogremm for tonight will
he novel and varied and will include some
Of the hest talent Of this city and Washing
ton. On Monday night the Alexandra
light Infantry will visit the fair snd We'd
nesday Divht RathboDe Division No U. h.
X Of P. will attend Bath will appear in
fua dress u: form and will give exhibition
drl's, slier which picked squads will drill
for handsome gold medals, now en- exhihi-
ton 90 the fair room. The judges for the
competitive drill Of ths A Alexandria Light
Iutantry will ne Cap Domer, OF the Fsnci-
b 90. the crack military organization Of
Washington, sud Capt Edwards CT the Dis
t;ict cf Colnmois National Guard.