Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-02-01
LOCAL NEWS.
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carRcH SERVICES, &C., To MORROW
c;rist Church.-Services at II q. m. BY Rev.
~ n. Suter. Children's services at 4 p. m.
s. PaM's Gurch.@Services at II 8. m.
bv Rev DR.. Norton.
Grace Chwch.-Services at z and II a. NJ.
and 7.3Op m. Sermon morning and OF night
bv Rev. Mr. Sharp.
81 Narv's Gwch.-Service at IL q. m. by
Raw, Father O'Kane. Vespers at p. m.
Second Presbyterian Church. Services at
~ IN. ard 7:30 p. hi. by Rev. J. /. Vance.
R1ptist Chwch.-Ssrvices at IL q. m. and
40 D. N. by Rev. I. II. Mercer. Young
mans prayer meeting this (Seturda9) even
W. Tr r. Meth. Epis. Glurch.-Quarterly
meeting services. Lovefeast at q. N.
Preaching at II a. M. and 7:9O p. 10. BY the
Presiding Elder, Rev. A. J. Porter:
Meth. Epis. Church Soath.-PreaohiDg at II
10. and 7:SO D. m by Rev. W. J. Young:
Morning subject: Where our Strength IS
evening subject "What is Christianity ?"
Meth. Prot. Gurch.-Servioes at II q. m.
and 7.3O .. N. by Rev. l. r. Dyott. Morning
subject Behold the Lamb" evening
subject: mot Sure" sermon to young
people. -,
German Lutheran CnuTCH.-SotVio WIGS eo -
a. m 10 German, and 7:30 p. N. In Eoglish,
by R.v. IA. Schwoy.
Youno MEMS Christian As,ociation.-M eet-
Inv At the Rooms at 4:30 o. m. Meeting at
the Midland depot at $3.50 p. M; almshouse
at 23O p. IN, and jail at p. m.
ELECTORAL BoARDs.-In the State Sem
are Yesterday, Mr.. Jones called up the joint
ceaoIu,ion offered by himself, as Chairman
aftbe Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tlcns on Thursday, electiug or appointing
the electoral boards for ths cities and coun.
,ies of the Commonwt alth. Mr.. Jones OF
f.rpd several amendments looking to the
pei fiction of the paper, among them suhsu.
;utpg the name of j. M. White for that OF
A. Marshall, of this city.
Alexandria cty-Allen T. Ramsay, Thomas
Lc.Gbeater and J. NJ. White.
Alexandria county-George w. Veitch, Thomas
Deashmuth aud g. W. Salisbury.
Ca!peper-Willism Nsle, John Long and j. ".
Payne.
Meade
Fsirfax-James P Mschen, w. g. smoot and
r. ". Gsillsrd
HFsuquer-A ]. Singleton, ]. ?. Jeffries and T.
c Pitcher.
Frederick-Isasc Dellinger, john Herrall and
E. g. Jordan, Jr. ,
King George-Edwin u. Brown, WILLIAM lay
os and ]. Nat Peed.
Loudoun-James Mcdaniel, ]. c. Coleman ana
Joseph L. Norris. ,.,,
Louiss-R. L. Gordon, P. p May and William
Kean.
Orange-E. F. Gcsan, E. B. Gibson snd R. N.
Robinson.
Prince william George g. Gslliher, Joseph B.
Reid and G.. W. Tsnsil.
Bsppshsnnock-W. T. Yancy, F. L. Slaughter
aud h. A. Wood.
stafTord-D. N. Lee Powhstsn Moncuro and
Edgar Moore,
Warren-Fayette Updike, Thomas W. Timber
lake and Leroy Leach.
Westmoreand-Dr W. II. Fairfax, pr. Richard
Stewart and David H. Griffith.
FIeHT.-James Z. Clements, Common
weaiths Attorney of Alexandria county,
and Martin Fiannery, stone.cutter OF
Washington, had fight In front Of the
Treasury building in that city yesterday.
Fiannery, it appears had contract under
the War department for erecting wall
around part OF the Arlington estate and
mad in his employ number OF Vireinians.
These Virginisps have not, they claim, re.
ceived pay that Is due them from Mr.. Flan-
merry and they employed Mr. Clements to
act as their attorney to collect from MIR.
FIannery. Mr.. Clements scoosted MIR. Elan.
merry r the Treasury building. and the lat.
Ter preferring not 10 DO spoken to on such
matters there Mr.. Clements said he would
see him outside. When Mr.. Flsnnery YVES
leaving the Treasury Mr.. Clements spoke to
him and Mr.. Flannery's response was such
that fight resulted Mr.. Clements received
blow over the eye which cut the flesh.
There was an exciting struggle before the
nara capa,ofa0 Thou ypill no nalla0
to aoswer charge of stfray In the Police
Uour. on Thursday next. A warrant Was
refused Fiannery against Clement for as.
sault, and the general warrant of ARRAY was
entered Subsequently settlement WAS de.
manded of Flsnnery by the counsel for the
Gborers, many of them being present and
somewhat clamorous settlement of about
two-;hirds OF what WAS claimed was made
with the understanding that the balance
would be paid In short time.
TRAMPs-The Alexandria authorities
have been extremely diligent this winter
in their efforts to rid that city of trampe,
and only day before yesterday twelve we're
arrested. In that city they don't propose
to feed loafers at the city's expense, and In
order to get rid of them they put them on
one of the ferry boats and send them to this
city. policeman saw on Pennsylvania
avenue ten of these men who had been ban
shed from Alexandria, and he started to.
ward them. They ran, but the officer
caught four OF them and took them to the
station. On Thursday morning when they
appeared before Judge Miller they were ex.
tremely anxious to be given chance to
leave the city One said he was from Chi.
cago. another from ST.. Louis, while still an.
other claimed to be from New York. The
fourth ;ons hesjtsted for a moment and then
gave Alexandria es his home. Judge
Miller thought that they constituted com.
nlttee on the worlds fair site and were
forming combine against this oity, but he
didn't say so. While, be said. the Alexan
dtia mode OF dealing with such persons was
good one be thought surprise party 10
the nature OF a little work would not hurt
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