Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-08
LOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY EvREIso. MARCH 8.

For this section fair weather except in 'ooth-
orn virginia light snow, northerly WIGS iSA''
Il warmer. -.--
CrrIrRCH SERVICES, &c, To MORROW
mist CGprch.-Services at II a. m. anc ';0o
', M bv Rev DR.. Suter.
s. Pauys Church.-Services at II a. m.
IN N. by Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Curch. at and II q. M
I'D 40 D m By Rev. Dir. q. T. Sharp.
g Nnv's Church. Service at l q. M By
~ Father Gira:d. Vespers at p. m:
4 Ceeoad Presbyterian Gturch.-Preachite
III g. IN. AID $50 p. III. by Rev. James l.
Fco,jst Ci,reh.-services at II g. M. and
"a y m. by Raw. l NJ. Mercer. Young
mems PRAYER meeting this Saturday even
Triaitg Meth. Epis. Ct,rch.-Presching at
ia 70. aud 7:3O .. m. bV Rev Il. F. Bishop
lGII. EDis. Church South.-Q larterly meet
inc Preaching at IL N. by y -nop ".
v Dlncan, OF Soush Carolina 7:3O p. M
nv R.v. DE- R. R. s Hough. Quarterly
c5nf4faoce Monday eight.
Vetb. Prot. Church at II a: M.
and 7.30 D. N. bg Rev. l. +. Dyott. Morn.
-uSj .c;: "a Supposed Contradiction j.;
eyrnipp u j9cy 'Ao ANGEL in he Dsrk;,
German, Lutheran Ourch.-ssTvice5 at IL
q. m. by Rev. ] a Schwoy.
Yoaag Mems Christian Association Meet
LOO ut me Rooms at 4:30 p m. Meeting at
the Midland depot at $50 p. IA; almshouse
at go u. m, and Jail at 2 p. M
TaE INF1RMARY The lady managers
znatron aud the treasurer OF the A'e1snofia
fnf MARI hsvs submitted their annual re-
or t-oc; which toe following Is taken ::
r -.i;,t.-Ba ance on hand from previous
e.r. $2,3 7j annual subscriptions, 500 80;
6oa,,itog department, 1888 81 ;C!arssan leg
&c $373.57; Cantata OF Esther, 500 81 CO.
nation fund S85; endowment fund, $50; In
crest, Sis chliAren's fair, Sl2; rent 5000
total. - sos rs. Expenses Household ex
nenses and fuel, 81 62l repairs, S9S W sup
mics from location fund, 500 46; medicines,
500 :iaves ments, S455; insurance. taxes ana
,irlGtiug. $40 30; balance on band, S46| %.
Tao managers acknowledge the receipts :
From St. Peu's Church, S3ll 90; Christ,
Kiss 20. q Presbyterian, S73; Seminary
Bin, S55 NJ E Church South, SOL A.
B.psist Church, Sl256; Trinity NJ: E..
Gnu ca. ST Nj. P. Church. 1915; m'sce!-
anaous, Sl2O, and from donation Gay SUP
scrj,t!ons of SS5 80 Submitted with the
yroceries. etc, an6 also reports OF worR
5aue BIZ the E eemcsynary Circle of Kings
Daughters, Willing Circle Society OF Kings
Daughters of West End, the 81. Luke's
Tsp. Kings Daughters engaged in estab-
ii-hino the DR.. NJ. NJ Lewis Memorial ward
Christ Church Ten, Kings Daughters, and
Helninp Ten OF Christ Church-the Rev. u.
A smith Memorial fund to provide
nnrse. Each OF these organizations is en-
oeged in the laudsbe work OF making the
In6rmary sn Institution where the unfortu-
nets NAV receive considerate attention, ana
nave their sufleriogs relieved by 5kiIi'ul
treatment.
The report says: The Alexandria lntfm-
,.rv ,qas established 10 1872 oy Miss Julia
Iobns whose Memorial it is, and as such
would sand to-day, but for the dithculty
in changing the name Of chartered Institu
ton supported FOR years by her lndlViouai
effort. nv her it was !eft as legacy to our
civ lis prowth has been gradual, but very
snr. marked from Tins to tine By very de
c,3a9 evidences of increased prosperity and
usefulness. Firmly established within cur
own CITY limits. it extends its henehts to
many throughout the State, who from 100
isted positions, cannot obtain medical sno
snrgioal aid Il is, in home comforts NJ,
suited in ever, way to the purpose for
which it is designated. Nowhere can there
be found more beautiful rooms than those CT
1ne DE-. NJ NJ Lewis, Memorial" with its
sur. cal APARTMENT, fitted wi every conve'
nisnce. and adj1ining bright and admirably
ventilated wards. TIE boardicg depart
.pent furnishes pleasant rooms, with such
medical care as is desired by those who can
I'll ri to provide such for themselves, Wnlie
tue alternating physicians give their services
daring Tho year 10 wnrds to the slcS ana
suffering poor, who fud refuge there. Oi
la'o there he's been an important era Ia Inc
history Of the IofrmsrV, marked by the or-
qanization OF Jew auxiliary societies, giving
tuerebv renewed strength and courage 70
lhosa gho have hitherto worked 40 faithful
W. United, the various Circles" OF Kings
d lighters give promise of making the To-
fmery an ornsment and crown OF rejoicing
so Tue CITY. We regret that we have 20
reports' from the Circles of WoodiswD
and Mt. Vernon to whom we arc indebted
f,r valued and faithful service
The proceeds OF the boarding department.,
50 ably maintained by Miss Dawson, fur
usned this year nearly one-half the means
l3r the current expenses of the year."
INsURANCE SrATKMENTs.-Throu the
ex- lions of Senator Moore and Delegate
Hume. the law that formerly required all
Insurance companies doing business IN the
State 10 publish their annual statements IN
the Richmond pspers, whether they mad
agents 10 that city or NOT, has been amend
Ell so As to allow the Virginia companies to
have such statements published IN the pa
pers OF the cities or towns IN Wnicn tnelr
home office ia located. The following ls 8