Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-05
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C4rRcH SERVICES, &C., To MORMON
mist Nurch.-Services and communion at
lam. by Rev. DR.. Suter. No sar'ices at
night. - :, -
he Rev. DR.. Norton. Chldrens' Easter
celebration at p. m.
Grace Chmch.-Servces at II q. m. bv
Paw. II 7. Sharp. Chlldrens' services at
. s. " Mrgs Church.-service at L a. M. by
Rev Father J. N. Giraud, 81 Vespers at 4
p Second zee, Presbyterian Church.-PreachiDg
Dinwlfdie, d. D.
RaDtist Church-Services at II a. m. and
Sn m. py Rev. I. NJ Mercer. Young
mans prayer meeting this Saturday even
1riailv Meth. Epis. Church.-Presching st
10 N and so. ru. by Rev R F. Bishop.
Neth Fpis. Church Somth.-Preaching at
ia NJ, ana s o. m by Rev. w. ]. Young
uor,;no subiec "Unrecoguizsd Resurrec
ttv. Poser Of Chris; :" evening subject ::
"The Miraculous studied at Christ's Empty
Gave"
Meth. Prot. Chlrch.-Nn service.
German Lutheran Church.-SerVlces al IL
q. ~. by Raw. J A. Scuwoy.
Young Mems Christian AssOciatiOn.-M Meet
loo at the Rooms at 4:30 D. m. Meeting at
thu NJ dlaud depot at $3.50 p. NJ; amshouse
at 3 p. IN and Jail at p m.
F,R THE TORNADO SUFFERERS In re-
s,co-e Ia f n appeal for help, collections VIII
hs maze in many of tu- CHURCHES 20 morrow
,.i.hi Tor the relief Of those who sutl red
trIm he tornado in Park land, KY. PARK
lon& ia a suaurb OF Louisville bat not with
in tbs corporate limits, aud hence not en-
ftle9 TO corporate help 1t Is the section
ri CITY first srnit,en by the cyclone, and was
terribly wrecked Ia letter the pastor OF
ona Of the churches there says "Particu
lars have DOUBTLESS reached you OF the tor
nedo ,hat swept Pslklaud and Louisvlile.
Hundreds of families are homeless ana 10
,,iiar flestitutiop. IN the name of Christ and
antr,ring humanity, appeal to you aud TO
vour fellow citiz1rs for financial help New
er IVES there sIonger call to- your CHRISTIAN
lbprsil,y. ANY money forwarded will be
gratefully received ty suffering people
whoss homes and fortunes are an utter
wreck" The pastors request any cu'Z9n
,vho may not give.through the cnu'ch Col
jectious, but who would like to give some
thing. 10 hand the same to Mr.. Ihomas
I.eadbeater, between pow and next TUESDAY
81 whicb time all contributions will be for
warded together.
TIE JEWISH PAssovER.-As stated IN the
GAZETTE, yesterday evening ushereu ID Tue
lavish feast ofthe Passover. IL lasts seven
days. and during that time observers OF tne
Mosaic law eat nothing whatever maze lEoih
f.rmented grain or flour. it commentaries
Israel's q livery from Egyptian bondage.
In ,he words Of Scripture, Ex. xii. AZ "A
nieht to be observed was this unto the LORD
to hrirp them out from the land OF Egypt:
MA il that night holy to the Lord, to be oD-
served nv all the children OF Israel in their
generations" The form of service Tor tnls
MONT ia called the HagaGah, consisting OF q
historical narrative of the events conuecteo
with the Passover an explanation OF the sig
cii,ancs of the different articles used In the
service. and concluding with songs OF pra'se.
EAsvgR RoNNETs Easter Sunday is re-
co.nizad nv the ladies eyerywh here as the
bepjnning Of spring 1t is q gala day with
ihrm. and If Cupid would only tell tales out
III school he would doubtless say that more
hearts are captured then than at eny other
time. 1t is on Easter Sunday that the girls
come out 10 the new spring bonnets ana
dresses they have been troubling their pref
* heads about SO long, and if the weather
Tomorrow is fac 1t will be gay sight.
E.cn trjes to outshiue the other and in con-
sequence there are q good many heart burn
iuss, but they don't last long.
ANOTHER TRAIN.-The Loudoun Iete'
phone says We learn through an employee
oft w. Il o that another train is to be
al a.
tiau of passengers. 1t will leave Round
Hill about : m. and arrive in Washington
about 500 And in the evening it will
lesve the city an hour or two later than the
train now running. Thia arrangement
would be big thing to the travelling pubic
OF this section and would, sooner or
later, prove stroke Of wise policy on the
part Of the railroad company. Sooner or
later it viii come
THE MAGKET.-For Easter the market
wss not as we'll supplied this morning as Is
usual at tbs season, and there we're many
empty benches The butchers had good
supplies Of meat and the hsh dealers OF hsh,
while the stands of some OF the hucksters
were we'll filled but the supply of poultry
and country produce was limited aud prices
were rather high. There were some very
pretty flowers on the florists stands, but the
supply was not as profuse as usual!
POLICE REPoRT.-Lsst might was clear
and cool till ABOUT . o'clock when it became
cloudy. There were seven dodgers and one
prisoner at the station house.
The Mayo, this morning disposed OF the
following case:
A white bog, arrested by officer Bsttis for
disorderly conduct iu the First ward, was
fined 81
DEATH or A FORMER ALEX ANDRIAN.-Mr
Thomas George, formerly of this city. a
vel known lawyer, died recently at his
home,at Oakland near Huntsville, Ala, aged
60 years. He was son of the late Isaac
George, and brother Of Mrs. Benjamin
Thomas. OF this city. He left this CITY many