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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
WEST SHORE RR.

Trains leave W 42d 1t. station, y. T.. follows and
Is n. earlier from foot OF Franklin 81:
100 7. A. Isiy for Aitspy, s,racusss, Kychester'
Buffalo Niaeara rails Detroit, chicago ana St Louis
CfSo r. NJ Ia.l, ar itca. syracuse Rochester,
Burao. Niagara Fa.s. Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland
6t1S i. NJ. Daily for Albany Utica, Syracuse. Rcchse'
ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland
chicsgu and 81. Louis
Time tables principal hotels and Offices
G. L. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt Ave. Eew yoe8
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Proposals.

GOVERNMENT OF WESTERN AUSTRIA
~ IJA-Coolgardie Water surpy.-welded Steel Pipes
Government ~ Western Australia Is prepared
receive tenders the supply and delivery IN Western
Australia OF about So miles u Welded Steel Pipes OF from
~ 10 20 inches internal diameter. Form Of tender with
Drawings Specification and Conditions of Contract
e,ed may hc obtained payment OF fee OF Two
f;uineas in the ONCE Of the Asent-General
Australia. Is Victoria Street. Westminster
London g w. In America. AZ the once NJ Messrs.
Seward Guthrie A steele ~ wall street, New York.
Australia a the once OF the Honorable
The director OF Public Works Perth. Tenders sealed
endorsed Tender Tor Welded Steel Pipes be
addressed either to the Agen, General at his
once aforesaid the Honorable the Director %
public Works al Perth Western Australia before
IL noon on Tuesday the ed day OF August No
tender will h. considered unless the prescribed form
without being detached from the Specification and Cond
TORS Of The Government, does bind itself
Ia accent tho lowest any tender BY order Of the
Hon the Director Of Public Works.
G. Y. O'CONNOR. Engineer IN chief.
Public Works Once Perth Western Australia. goth May
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
FURNISHED Apartments Go fe.


(,OoI, APARTMENT 18th floor =, one NJ the finest
u buildings 10 y Y. suitable bachelor or couple fur
ni.hsd oriental style: modern convenience cen
traiy located FOR rent TIL oct l.t immediate posscseon
rent $40 inomnaD month including apartment. 10
careful tenant Address g. Il. W. Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
NEW BUILDINGS.

3; Nicholas Place. IS II . Of Edsecomhe-
ons-- story brick she'd isxI75: Z and o Goeet. ~
No we., iTth-- owners: II - Iiornum. ~ $500
80 10 East 125,h.' architect. ....... 5000
brick nai WIN s9,e 2'N7s; Goodman . slySr
., No it5 Centre architect .........:.., 5000
Eesy.r.t. Nos 81 ard %. FOR I'VE story brio.
NJ Io2 9TH ave. owner, Trovbridge l.v.ngs
ton ot No PSI 4th ave. architects" Woo
ing and stores. 25.s0. Mrs c !. De Notbeck
owner. William Bloodgood. Of No 81 Cedar :. NM
seth-st foot o: and North River FOR a one story
frame boat she'd 5orl4xli: city, ownss' lanes Iso
Washington ave n 0 go r. n OF Main-st. for
,wo-and a hall story frame dwell!ns; Emil
schmtt architect. ..........:.-..:. Sooo
lois ST. corner Csuldp .u-avs. FOR thre. four
story brick FATS. 2es7T and c9xs5: Edward
Robirr.k. No ga Eas' ie'th-s. owner .o.o
Csrvir architect 'VVo
Bronx psrk-ave. West Farms Road.
FOR a on.-sory ,h.d. 2sI2s: Kuh 49,.
mann. owner; W Dckerson, architect. I'D
.nTes-.,ory frame t.n.men,s i7IGa: Charlie,
Innr-. No i.59a Msdis'n-svs. owner Neis .o
iceberg $500
ALTERATIONS.
nahum. theatre and oric. huilding II Barnes.
Of No 1856 sth-avs " symonds archi-
s3e-s, No IS East. a four-,tory ana base
msn, hf s.sn5 csnr i, - Hd s1 s .g.s-
ia5,h-.t' 70 ?o7 10 ri West. to 1. four story
brick music hail. Of y rAch'enst.n. o:
50 Gao Rroaaway owners. } n Mclita'rick .
o. No to2 hoaa""y sr.s,'', .-ct and 600
'o ram, a~eIins Mr. 7 'V Grr,,R.. 81 30 Il
vs., 'o ~ o 9"n rG ~, ,or ns
~. .;or -r brISt hSi.i chsr.. bradley. N.r-
ies. Ct, No sss Ea, to t tSo .ory AID Sa..n.n,
frnm. dwelling. city. owner. G ri Snyder 49,.
~
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DEL, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN n. X.
Stations IN New York. foot Of Barclay
and Christopher Streets.
VEsTTBULED TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCH LIGHT.

500 4. M-BINGHAMroN NAIL Stops /" principal
1890 4. M:-can cap BuTEALo scRANTooSs
rTTcA RrCHFrELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
oswEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Palace cars Connect
Ing AZ Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana points
100 T.. VI Cpnlvl-Chicago and 6urao Nes'ibuled FL
pr.ss for SCRANTON. wIikESBARRE and FL
wrrA Pullman Buffet Paror Car 10 Elmira.
through sleeping Cars end Day Coach to Chicago
s-Ylvrg At ais p. next day ,
400 r. SCRANTON wILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
Wv or.rti EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Car.
ZOO r. " fpaily,-C'icago ard Buffalo Veshued Linn
it.d Expr-s, for SCRANTON. RINGHAMToN. Ell
MIRA BUFFALO. Through Buffet Sleeping Car.
New YORK 70 chicago. Dining Car % Buffalo
al r. VI 1DaiivI~Buralo Express Pullman Seepers
FOR SCRANTON. BINGfTANTON. ELM1RA. BATH:
Mt MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving In eD"''o
a,3O r. W. Daiiy)-BUFFAIO SCRANTON DING
HAMToS OwEGO. ITHACA. ELMlRA. SYRACUSE.
IICrIFIEI-D SPRINGS and OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet seepers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCpMMoDATToNS at
u.nrv dare q Sons tl,imedD. is Broadway. II Park
plsc. 40 Broadway am o42 Broadway. Tickets at
t,rrv stations Ii. shave 2thst 81 West 18th
81, 2ss Columbus ave- New York 33s and 36 Fulton 81,
and 100 Broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving ful
Information all stations
WEsTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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"A ree-v.n and subscr ptions the Tribune
"a door na AZ fner Uptown Once No Lar broadway.
mtns recs, ci slst-st until O'Clock advertise
emce y,ss a, the following branch Offices regular
s... O'Clock p. go sih-ave.. s. E.
ana iI.h. ~ shave. cor I2ti-sf Macy. Gth-svs
Weot " toIum ods-a WeFt IGth-t., l'r
t71ss near shaw: ~ Easi liths,. 81 West
9-ave IN ana b'h ayes 1872 East i7th-st: 33s
elst-ef. 16iS and 18th lO2G 3d-ave.
tist-s: 81 Ve ist,sve near sath-s' $50 sd-svs near
." East 'oth-st ~>11 ed-ave: 2.0eS 2d-sys-
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LEHlCH VALLEY SYSTEM

s,suons foot OF 23d penn X kj. Cortlandt Of
sIndicaes time West I'D 81. o'hsr figures shov
time from Cortandt or Deshros- es ST. -
.G,tO G:2U A. NJ. daily (sunday s8+5. A. NJ IT,
EAsToN and ','e,meds,s sst %Sn1;;vrsp.p,r srzAN.
pl;FFALO NIAGARA FALLS and the West: and prtnci-
pal ZEE: To- aon s ssI aOe keep, sunday
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo s3s NJ. Pullman vestibuIe Day coaches
and Parlor Cars DinngCar service. Meals 10 carte.
Connects Buffalo with through sieepers TO Detroit ans
:l3.So. loo daily ,t {. v1 EAsToN: MAU UGH
and coal branches Chair Car 10 Mauch Chunk
e f iTsfoN scksA sSfeG and principal inter-
mediate stations Connects FOR al points In coal rssions
.4;SO $50 /. NJ. daily excep, Sunday. for EASToN
nd in,ermedaie stations. Chair Car 10 Easion.
~" 40 S,iS r. N. SUNDAYS oniy) for MAUcH CHUNK
.r,JO 0,IO r. NJ. daily. except Sunday, for EAsroS
ana nr,ncpal intermediate stations.
s6,5O. 700 r. ~ daily 70, RurFALO: NIAGARA ;;s
rain T. 10 Chicago. sleepcrs Buffalo and Toronto
$40 500 r daily except sgNday s:SHpng only
s1yTG eut rshiNs shYkE eGEHEvA hocHEsTER.
msTAVI BtFFArIo and TORONTO Pullman sleeper
Tor Buao None bu, siespnscar passengers carried No
oas ssse S,:,O p NJ daily for wIlKEsBARRE, ITH-
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BtFFALo NIAGARA
FALLS and ali points West Pullman sleeper 70 cnicago
Additional local trains daily except sunday 10, SOUTH
rxSrIF5hD 9.. sovTps eRS S 'ss
nniy, A NJ 20 $50 $3.50 40 $3.50 and go p n
Tickets and Pullman accommosst,a .' 9, iis ia
a. $1,000 A.. ard Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
Transfer Co will call for and check baggage from
hotel or residence through TO destination
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ncmGr0.

- 49,
S nOLAs paid for srres ara oD s,. or 81 . r
who stole also injured pot plan,s 'S'e'' " ivy
In seth st.. hai-bocN "s, a.. Box 800 IcCo Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08

I,1p sAIE-ON EASY TERMS. ONLY 10 PER cESr
Il CASH REQUIRED flrs,-oiass country residence
a and ma stic). Patterson. -. J. y few
,nf,s from trolley connecin win kfe or Eusqueh"nna
.s "a minutes from New York city Residence. .
Ia'.oap ID, f wood brick lined. slate roof me cellar
,,racr the whole spacious wine vault nndcr hde Iawn
ao,,hle asarsiOs '''''P
r. rninx room splendid hall, grand flarcase we've
1.-Two ms elegant tiled bathrooms ser pc.I1oit ana
DeaI sanitary arrangements cheating ana pump
20, cott $40 COO Inside nnsh II hafd woods
Ga. anu ,-,,,s white red and black grapes suitable
~ s.narium hotel clubhouse or resi'cnce WI ss az
OR; r; STEAD CO. Romano bnlidins iaerscr
- or C. s. CLARK Jr 100 h"oau"'F' ~" i''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
w" FORK CENTRAL g. HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY.
VFffcT OF THE TREASURER
Dy1-ro New YORK June 8. 1895.
"A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT on the
AWAY EQUIPMENT COMPANY
OF MINNESO'GA.

N"11OH Is HEREBY OWN 10 the holders
the Six Per Cen, bonds OF IN. above Company
under ADJ 1871 that the Atlantic Trust Company,
s'.es YIN receive at II. Offices a. No ~ w,ian Street
tie sale q; 81 Nsw YORK until July il;h 1875 offers Tor
csedny eu BONDS 10 the OF 10000 al not eN
N 20 o. ana interest 20 the date Of payment therefor.
saie a. IN amount Of sai Bonds offered for
REDEEM "ssso. VIII Dc the duty OF the Trustee 20
eordsne.w 40, ic Bonds 10 the IN
rw.,n the provisions Of the Deed Of Trust.
Nav vxLLANTfC Trust CONTAIN. Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
KITCHEN RANGES. $32.

For thirty days will sell or more Kitchener
Ranges beautiful design nickel trimmed si,s ~ TOP.
csr4S inches Warranted perfect cooker baker and
wher-heater Economical and dursbe References given
IRA q. LANE. 3'I r. Gath ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-08
Cpnuirr propcrin for Sale.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ->-~~(~>> ~->~--~-
prcAr-T1PT'I. Country Place ~ KidgeGeid Conn.
Two miles from station. perfect order; furnished.
- yev. uurs water 500 feet above leve.: Will lie
my a,y.i for New YORK Brooklyn Property mort
.~oad Aearess r. f.. s.. 1.l2G Broadway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

CoNCERT.-The members of the Con-
cert Opera Club, who will appear here
next week, are very favorably known
in Washington musical circles and have
always been in much demand.
Mrs Anna Craig Hills and Miss Fannie
Yorke At LIE are sopranos, but of diff.
ferent quality. Mrs. HIPS voice is full
aud ricn, with clear high tones, while
Miss At Lees is flute like, so pure and
light are the upper tones. Mr.. Hensey
has won his welcome by his splendid
work with the Sharps and Flats, while
Mr.. Conly's name is enough to bring
the appreciative smile to the face of
any who has heard this inimitable
comedian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

DECORATION DAY.-All arrange
ments for the proper observance Of
Decoration Day ct the National Gene
terry at this city have been perfected,
aud should the weather prove favorable
the occasion will be an interesting enc.
The cemetery is now at its prettlest'
The close~cropped lawns, the blossom:
ing trees end shrubbery, and the beautl'
full flower beds make an attractive pic
lure. The programme of exercises
has already appeared in the Gazette
Capt. Davis, the superintendent, will
accord hearty welcome to Ell who at.
tend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28
PERsoNAL.-Miss Florrie Brown, of
Warrenton, is visiting friends in this

PERsoNAL.-Miss Florrie Brown, OF
Warrenton, is visiting friends in this
city.
Mr. Albert Dreifus, of this city, and
Miss Pauiiae Loewenberg, of Washing
too, will be married at the residence
OF the groom's father, Mr.. Julius
Dreifus, in this city tomorrow evening.
Miss Eliza Davis, who has been quite
sick for few days, is slowly improving.
Mr.. J. R Chapman and family have
moved to their summer home on Semi
nary Hill. MIS- Chapmanis visiting her
mother in Baltimore.
Miss Lena LAWSON, of Fauquier, is
visiting Mrs. P. j. Dempsey, on south
Fairfax street.
Miss Mary Graves will leave here
this evening 10 visit friends in Balti-
more.
Mrs Mary A. Hamilton is much i'm
proved, but is not yet out OF her room
Miss Leila Swain, of Bowling Green,
Va, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Stephen Swain.
Corporal c. E. Williams, of the Alexandria
L ght Infantry, spent yesterday evening in
his city and returned to Richmond this
morning. He reports all the Alexandria boys
as being well.
Mrs. j. II. D. Smoot has gone to Concord
N. H., on visit to relatives
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

THE MARKET.-To-dal . was the big.
gest market OF the season and more
country people were present than for
some time. Spring vegetables were in
profusion aud prices were lower. But
ter sold at 1920 pound: eggs at liza
l2c per dozen, asparagus at 5sSc per
b inch, beets 5a7c per bunch, peas 15a
zoe peck, onions 1c a bunch, radishes
at 1a2c bunch, kale, spinach, SC 3a5,
quarter peck, cabbage 3al0c head,
caulIflower 5a15c head, &c. Straw
berri, ware in profusion ard sold at
from 10 s, q box. The hucksters
h I'd plentiful supplies of new potatoes,
cucumbers, tomatoes, sc. The price +
fresh meats keep up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

MAY RECOVER George A Fowle,
who was shot by James H. Horah, IN
Washington, on Thursday night, is do
ing fairly wtll at the Emergency Hos
9ital, and his CT ances of recovery are
10 less ttan they hsye ben. HoFah
was taken into the Police Court yester;;
day and committed to ] il without bail
10 await the resul of Fowe's Injuries.
The infatuaiion of Fowle and Mrs,
Horah for each other was uncopcealeo
slmost from Their first meeting. Neither
of them made any opposition to the di-
vorce proceedings. About month ago
Unsn Fowle was sent to Jail for con-
tempt in failing to pay theialimony Or
dered by the court, there was due Mrs: Mrs:
Fowle Sl4S alimony, at the rate OF 500
per month and counsel fees. After re-
naming in jail three days Fowle COM
promised on a cult claim for al future
a..mony to MRS. Fowle on the payment
Of Sl50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

cgrpcH SERVICES, &c, SUNDAY
C.r;t Church.-Services at II u. m.
.5Sn m. by Rev. Bergman Green.
$50" PuH's Church.-Holy communion
T., -.S1 a. m. Services at IL a. m. and
En- m. by Rev. ?. P. Phillips
lr1re Chrch.-No service at q. 10.
,rornipr service at II q. m. EveniI G
..ryjce at S p. m. by Rev. G. E. Ball.
= Narv's Church-Mass at Z and
o.g6a. m. Mass and sermon at II 8.
- by Rev. Father II J. Cutler. Yes
ners nj p. m.
J,mnuel Lutheran Churck.-Corner
Cameron and Alfred streets.-Sunday
>.|ool NJ 9 a. IN. Communion services
~ German at 1890 q. m. and S p. NJ.
n FI,lish) by R.v. J. NJ Eberlcin.
>,coad Presbyterian Charlottesville
rsns Day services at $50 a. IN. Preach
inc nj i a. IN. and at p. m. by Rev. j.
+. Tnscker.
BfptiSt Chrch.-Pfeaching at IL a.
N. aud p m. by Rev. J. H. Butler.
Children's Day services in the after
trinity Meth. Epis. Church.-Sunday
school at $50 a. m. and p. m.
Preaching at II a. N. by Rev. N. B.
Masters. Epworth League at Z p. m.
Chfdren's Day services at S p. m.
MytH. EpiS. Church SOuth.-9:l5 q. M.
Sunday school. Preaching at II a. m.
by Rev. ]. T. Williams. Children's
Day exercises at p. m. by the Sunday
school.
Village Chapel, NJ. z. Church South
Gibbon street near Alfred.-Class
meeting at d. m. Service at II a. N.
and S p. 10. by Rev. ]. H. Wells.
Del Ray Chapel, NJ. E. Church South
Sunday school at go Services at
p. M By ]. H Wells.
Meth. Prot. Chmch.-9:15 a. m. Sun
day school. Preaching at Il q. m. by
R-v. r. P Revele. Childreu's Day
services at 5 p. m.
Free Methodist Church-Lee street,
near Understanding at II a, m.
and at 7:45 p. M. by Rev. o. D. Seward.
Meeting at Midland Railroad reading
rooms at 4 p. m. Service Of prayer and
ruise with short address.
Aims House service at 3 p. m.
Meade Chapel (coored).-Sermon at
II q. II.
Roberts Chapel, N. E. Church (colored)
Preaching at II a. m. and at 7.3O p. N.
by Rev. William. Gains
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28
WOMEN'S SPRINGFIELD SHOES.
WHITE ENAMELED IRON BEDS.

Especially desirable for summer homes.
Easy to handle; easy to keep c!eln. As a
special we offer:
Heavy White Enameled Iron Beds, with
heavy cast knobI. Sizes 3x6lb feet, 4x64
feet, 4lkx6h feet Special price, 81. 80.
Value, So so.
Special Bed Outfit consisting Of single,
three.quarter, or double bed with extra heavy
double woven springs and soft top mattress.
$7.75 for complete outfit.
Mattresses in stock or lde to order to fit
any led. So so to $50 each.
Woven.wire Springs in stock or made to
order to fit any bed. $3.50 to SO each.
Third floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

DEATH OF Miss YEAToN.-Intelli-
gence has been received here of the
death at Fletcher, n c., on Thursday
of Mary Frances 5, daughter OF the late
VIM. c. Yeatman, ofthis city. The de-
ceased was one of Alexandria's most
popular ladies. She was of q noble
spirit and had devoted the greater por-
ton Ct her life in sllcviatipg the mis-
fortunes ofothers, and her deeds ofkind
ness will long be remembered by those
whose rugged paths were so often
smoothed by the healing hand OF the
deceased. Miss Yeaton was well known
to most of tine people of the city, and
her death is greatly regretted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

PROPERTY SALEs.-Cart. R F Knox
sold at auction to day in front of the
Market Building tenement and lot OF
ground situated on the east side OF
Peyton Street with frontage of Is fee
6 inches depth not given), between
King and Prince streets, and tene
menl and lot adjoining the above on
the south, frontage II feet inches, to
]. D. Normoyle for S205.
A tenement and lot of ground with
vacant lot attached at the corner OF
Prince and Peyton streets to W. K.
Harlow for 1886 1t was stated that
this property as revenue would not
be available for four years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

JAILED.-A negro named Sam Will
liams was brought here this evening
and committed to Jail. He had seen
engaged in fight at Dead Mans Hcl-
low, in the county, and had kicked Oh
the head Justice Hull, who had at
tempted to enforce peace and order.
On his way to the Jail and when near
the corner of Washington aud Oard-
eror streets, he assaulted the negro
cops able, Gaines, who had him in
charge, and who was compelled to use
his billy upon him. a warrant was
subsequently issued for Gainesis arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

No REPoRT.-A gentleman residing
on north Columbus street called at this
Office this morning to Inquire why no
mention had been male in the police
report of row which took place on
Wednesday night at the corner of &C.
lumbus and Princess streets between
'hree men, during which one Yves
badly cut with stone or q knife. The
gentleman stated that the row caused
some excitement in the neighborhood
and not for half al hour after it occurred
did policeman put in an appearance,
and then two officers walked quietly
by and he docs not believe that they
even heard of the disturbance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

CoNcERr-The ladies of st. Paui's Church
will give at the Lecture Room of that church
a concert on Wednesday evening June 1st at
8 o'clock, for the benefit of tho proposed
Episcopal Chapel at the south end of Fairfax
st eet. This promises to be very delightful
affair The best musical talent Of Alexandria
will take part, assisted by Mr.. Griffith, of the
Theological Seminary, whose magnificent
voice is so well known to lovers OF music II
Washington. Prof. Wiloughhy Reado, of tho
Episcopal High School, has also kindly con-
scented to render some of his inimtab,e char
actor sketches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

REsEGNATroN.-Mr. James Patter-
son, fire warden from the Third ward
oday placed his resignation as such IN
the hands of Mayor Simpson. ire
Mayor replied expressing his regret at
Mr. Patterson's action and hoping that
he would reconsider his determination,
but stated that he would lay the resig-
nation before the City Council at ite
nezt meeting,
II bis understood that Mr.. Patterson
Is dissatisfied with the action of the
Wardens in not allowing Driver Dix,
OF the Hydraulion engine, to with
draw his resignation,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

B.Y.P. U.-The night session of the
b p'ist Young Peoples Union met at
7:45 o'clock last night. After some
Yer, Guy singing by the choir Rev. w.
f Duraway, D. D., of Middleburr,
spoke on How can the young people
help their pastor ?" During his re
marks he said that the pastor not only
needed the heads of the older people,
but the hands and energy OF the young
er. By co operation everything under
taken by the pastor or The office 3 Of the
cnurch can be accomplished, but with
out this cooperation nothing can be
done 1t seems to be the profession OF
some church members to clog the
wheels of church machinery and keep
everything in one rut. So il some 9TH
ers do not Offset this influence there
viii surely be a dead church. All
church members should encourage
their paster not only by action, but by
words. Mr.. Dunaway's remarks,
while in many instances humorous,
were instructive and seemed to find
hearty response in the hearts of the
large congregation present.
Rev. Curtis L. Laws, of Baltimore,
who some years ago preached in this
city, gave sn interesting talk on "Chris-
tian Culture" The entire address was
sound, solid and contained many new
thoughts that will benefit all of those
belonging to or interested in the Young
Peoples Union.
Alter the singing of 3 hymn The CUES
ton box was opened and all questions
therein were answered by the Three
Wise Men"-Dr. W. F. Duraway, Rev
i r. Melbourne and Mr.. c. b. Ship
man. The questions were of such q
variety that the answering ef them
formed perhaps the most interesting
part of the evening session.
This was followed by short talks by
the delegates on How Have | Been
Helped by the District NJ e'iug ~
/ motion wa made "that the visit
ing delegates hereby tender to the
people and to the Young Peoples
Union Of Alexandria their thanks for
the courteous and kindly manner in
which they have been received and
treated
The convention then adjourned by
singing "Blest be the Tie that Binds. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28

MUSICAL ENrERTAINMENT.-The
musical and literary entertainment
given by Mrs. Lola Meeks Newman
aud class at Sarepta Hall last night
proved very successful. Miss Nettle
RIyley won the medal in the Washing
t'n class. Two medals were fairly wop
by Misses Lewray Lyles and Mamie
l!yles as it was a tie between them
The programme rendered pleased the
audience very much.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-28
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We quote:
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Third EOor.