The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-05

Asd bas tsle practice in lsssiiag smaller
biagss he must low himself upon the hMlearance Of
Tho asso<sAtaa aid look the neInhcrs fur support In
the discharge Of his official duties lApplsnsc -.
I'm nso the thanks OF the association were voted 70
the retiring the able and impartial manner IN
which they have discharged the duties OF their respective
Offices, Applause. 50
On motion the presidents Of the association present
invited To take seats. ON the platform.
Tie committee medical Topography and cpicmics
called by States paper from tho member from
Maine stated that he will report next year There
no response from New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode
Island Connecticut, Massachusetts,, Dr. smith, Of
New Jersey read able report New Jersey, and the
association then adjourned until this morning At nine
o clock ~ 800. eK
EVENING mosrIrALrsEs
At eight o clock In the evening the delegates and the
ladies who have accompanied them paid visit by iny-
tation to ths Executive Mansion The Fast Room with
the adjacent suite of drawing rooms, brilliantly
lighted and filled by about five hundred gcnte1nen
representing all sections Of the country and hundred
or more ladies One of the delegates had upwards
OF yearsothers have but just entered upon
the practice Of their profession.
The President received his guests they success
sively presented by Dr. Cornelius Boyle chairman Of the
committee OF arrangements with his accustomed cord
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atty and afterwards moved about Ia the East Room,
xaging in conversation with the groups there gathered
The entire cabinet present, with J. b. Henry esd
Marshal Sclden and Commissioner Blake
From the Executive Mansion the delegates generally
proceeded to Georgetown where they Hospitality
entertained at the residences of DR. Grafton Tyler at the
corner OF Gay and Washington Streets and Of Dir Riley
No. 81 Gay street cordial welcome and good cheer
awaited them the houses of each Of these distinguish
2 .sH
There large number Of arrivals at the different
hotels last evening, and interesting session may be
expected to- day.
CnnISAL CoUHr Yesterday John A. Sitxer, David
Franck, Charles Hoffman, VIM Schmidt Herman Julius,
Charles King Eas Kenner, and Matthias Iiane were
tried on a charge Of having committed nfamonSof
fence upon Victoria Fagelman, in the woods near the
studio of Clark Mills the 18th day OF April last The
details Of the mot such bc p,lblished
The jury found Hoffman, Flnnck, Sitter, Julius, and
Schmidt guilty Hoffman sentenced to fifteen years
imprisonment in the penitenary the Others 10 twelve
years imprisonment.
THs Nsw York DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION Of Wash
ngton city reorganzee last evening by the election Of
the following officers General st. John B. L. Skinner,
president VIM j. Rose first vice president; Julius N.
Granger second vice president Oliver J. Ringer,
ponding secretary; c. O. Joline, recording secretary
and D. l.. Gamer treasurer Its next meeting will he
held on Friday evening next at half past o'clock
Masonic IEcruaE Hon. robert Morris, Deputy Grand
Master of the State Of Kentucky and editor Of tue ni
versa Masonic Library gentleman Justly eminent for
his literary attanments and skill Mason will deliver
lecture before the M W. Grand Lodge Of the District
Of Columbia this evening at the Masonic Hail. Of
Ninth and d streets
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THxAraIcAL. Miss Ayonia Jones will appear to night
as Blanca In Fazio part we'll calculated to display
her hstrionic genius AS the tcrof her engagement is
rapidly drawing to a close advise a who wish to
her lose time in doing Dawson that comical
comedian will appear in the aiterpiece'
Excuns,os, The Georgetown City Guards intend to
visit the White House steamboat excursion OH the
I'd Of june They and their guests will doubtless have
pleasant time.
NTASHINGTON THEATRE M Last four nights
wv Mss AyoNLA JONES
brief this viii the
iion Of any piece
WEDNESDAY EVENING, NAY g. 1858.
Mman's tragedy Of
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HAMcA.. Miss avonia Jonss
FAHo Z. Charles Pope
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OBLGE BENSON.
Principal characters BY Mr. Dawson and Mira sloan.
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Doors open a. quarter past begins at7
May iin'eis'ar &S'a'esl
Day Masonic NorIcE.--RO BERT MORRIS, Deputy
Of Kentucky and
nents Mason before the NJ w
Grand lee 81 the psr. Coambia on "Wednesday evening nox