Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-03-20

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WEATHER PeoBABILlrlEs.-I'or this
,,;aa fir till Tuesday morning, FOL
.l by light rain Tuesday or Tues
evening. winds shifting TO souther-
i,. .,3tioaa.y temperature, followed by
warmer weather.
~ THE DOCK AGAIS.-Georgc Pcy-
..ri he Mell-knoWn street corner cX-
,..t.atnr. vas in the police count again
5Fismouing on complaint OF -hr: Johh
p pgI.ett, agent of the Washington
s = Company. and Mr.. }. Brill.
Pm conducts the restaurant on the
.a.rot King street and the Strauf,
.s.r5ad with disorderly conduct. The
;...,zertion of King street and tie
sand has been the scene o! Peyeriil ;
Sg9day open-air talks for about four
+agn years. and the parties conducting
.S,;1cs. in that neighborEood have
iao@.iace grown tired and of late aver
~. conduct is not only a nuisance but
~ a,oravating annoyance. strictly
80 there is but little preaching
in what he says ll!1 - No o;.He o 50
.5.ao and everybody generally. Mr.
Anil +. his statement this morning.
s,iJ peyerill Yesterday evening while
in from; OF ms Aousc wa I -, coIied
stline 70 those VINO 7oi', iiq r',,d S "rnr
them robbers IhlcNe7 ,',.e - W. ~ tbosc
ana WAS e4uaily - 49,, sel W 80; y" n 80
'eho granted 'Hci' ''v 80 ~ h;s bonsa
Nho we're paying d l''' IN !" III; 80, nthe,.
were on tn4!r wy ;n ~ lio that the
charges e'iU''iIl -ol,;ac and gambling
rca-o' " 'li'" - NO authorities
iioursAed W'S U'N''"[e - 80 CO..
were III c9il''S'oH VIZ" ~ ~, - 49, iii payoiI
lucief h5'il h' ! ''o''N :, '', tha tom,
bad been an ailu'f L. - " n.b t,e n"t,.nn
biti COMPANY ana .ioso VIZ" - a.'', ,Int
zed the ho2ir 10! u H,ni 81 ' ,,o;a,, "fi
nearly every ''''','3 5Voi .aIrpd ,ni;stcn
~ on the boats were cotIPe,.eI,' " - inn1
GOA string OF 'o''ac M, M 80 "." go 80
since become 'iresoi'ic' Nv 'e..s eo.,,
Pany, street cars anu ioH.''u,' w -
ed to be us h'!oc'l'a' '''' 80, ~
day iHnti'' procession 80; ~ ~ U =; =; ,ho
ferry house WINE cEcitll M,a 1a',,i tnr
heat OF MS 'ra'iP' anu rtr l'''',' -
iad asked witness II W. II .|i'' ~"
eoVlin Toe i>,'ucea 10 'IS'sI "i ~! , vi
cor,cse passed. on To me po3I u I ii'i''
appealed 10 Policeman Orally 80 GausI
Peyeril 10 stop. but the officer iaa siiu
he could no nothing. as II mad been de
ciied tina, street prcachih? WAS a'i 10,
tbIe under certain restrictions ne
ooatEo! being at the wharf a me 'ilne'
It WAS finally decided TO allow lne
hpalsc and carriages to pass on INC
wharf to escape IN measure The an
noyauce the friends and acquaintance
of the deceased were being subjected TO.
George Petty cowoborated the test-
moay Of the preceding witnesses IN
that the accused had said that liquor
sellers were worse than highway rob
h.rs who only demanded money, whiie
the former TOOK money and soul; also
that he had placed those who grant
ed the license in the same boat. WIN.
Davis testified in substance ~ the
Others. rs did also James heoSn, tha'
Pcycrli had made sr,y3 charAe
against the authorities, saying they
were coniede.ates with, gamblers
whisky sellers and iaWoreakers &c .er-
ally. Policeman Grady tesilAeH 10 IN, tle
unsecmiy conduct OF me accused '' ,.1
he had attacked inc Stree, rHi anu
steamboat companies, anu I"u W.,
toned the priority OF the Mayor "uu
police haa sald passengers on Vne o"aS
leaving the Iocl!ltV Ut 'ne 'iiilc "cle
on their way 10 Inc realms Vi sieoi'
and had Jumped ana ye!!eu 10 tnc
amusement OF some anu S 10 li'e 'i +! ,;s
OF DINERS. oi,0eIii'''i iv' SI'9oH' - i''.
statement sara ieNerIli nau a1useu
everybody rom the IfeSidehV ooMh
10 the huiaoies' Aimior Oh thT
law. PeyerlH was iihaily asked
for his version OF the ALTAR. lie began
by pleading guilty to all that had been
urged against him, saying he ana
make noise because ne mad oecn
blessed Of the Lord. lie had sad that
those whom he regarded as dellnquentS
from his religious standpoint were on
their way to the abode OF the lost, ana
he still said so, and he didn't under
stand why the authorizes could graut
licenses to the people he had de,
He acknowledge he had
spoken to the detriment OF the police,
said he had seen them come ont OF par
rooms; that the police were in SYM
pathy with gamblers and allowed them
to flourish, and said were ne police
man he would make the crooked things
straight. Mayor Strauss, who desired