The national Republican., 1867-05-22

@. F. E. Richardson, 1885, Alfred Rich.
k, Randall, All; Alex. Ray, 2i,oSSi Ross
A. Ray, S,40Oi W. W. Rapiey, 2,O50i Albert
Ray, 1900 NJ. II. Stevens, b,497i II. o. Swain,
1886 Thos. A, Stephens, $685. J. 7. Stevens,
2, 70sj II. semken, 3,194 sam'l Simmons, :, 1885,
Geo. Savage, 2,7s6i J. II. Simpson, 1904 J.
shsdd, jr., i,O79j j. O. Smith, 3,e53i Mrs. An
CELIA Simpson, 3, ,2l0; J. W. Shaw, 5000; Walter
Stewart, 2,254; J. II. shreves, 3,09si Mrs. Z.
D. Z. N. southworth, 4,700i Adam J. s, Smith,
2,lS6i Elizabeth J. Stone. 4.s49i II. Q: Stewart,
2,o9si WIN. sticknoy, 2, osSI Mrs: Mary =.
2'a4T; @ J. j. Sullivan, T. s2S; John Saul, S,SSS;
John II. ssmmes, 9,s97j Alex. r. Shepherd,
20, ,244; Charles Stewart, O. $780, W. s. Shepherd,
2,510; A. D. stoughton, 7,092j A. s. solomons,
9,062; DR.. 8. o. smoot, testats,) 2,329i Thomas
NJ. Shepherd, 2,7bO L. D. Simpson, 3,462i E.
Travers, 6,557j W. II. Tayloe, 50, JO5i J. TOwles,
2,994i i. Taylor, 1904 W. B. Todd, Is, 4ss; B.
o. Tayloc 6,377j Owen Thorn, 5,724i Samuel
| Tilston, 2, ,4l2; P. Tbyson, Ats; ]. s. Topham,
3,4O7i NJ. Tally, 3,42o; NJ. Thompson, 2,l63; @.
W. Utermehlo, 1870; P. M. Yerplanok, 1885,
J: Van Rswick. 3,os4i W. Wall, 9.6Ssi J. F.
Welsh tS,da2i 81. p H; Wsl0h, 1921, 2;s2l R; m N
a. Wise, 2,1Os H. N. waterson, 1900;
Chas. wheatlsy, 2,24I Samuel y. wheatley,
2,241i +. Wheatley, 9,093i ]. q. Worthington,
6,O79i Edward r, wslsb, .6,2sSi Theodore
Wheeler, 0,G4i; Jesse D. Wilson, S,4sgi n.
Hon. Richard waiiacb, 2,449i @. Q. Willard,
II O5si W. II. Ward, 4,oOOi John Wise, ANA
VIM. Wurdeman, 2, ,229; J. Q. Wilson, 6, ,7G7; ].
G. Willard, %, ,0l7j L. @. Wheeler, 4,492; W.
II. West, 2,434; J. NJ. Witherow, 2,712; @.
Woodward, 2,17O; @. Waters, 3,s27i Patrick
White, 3,2lo; Mark Young, 5000.
Tho following is list of the officers and their
Offices:
p. NJ, Pearson, Assessor, and @. W. Pearson,
Chief Clerk; Office 468 Seventh street.
| Lewis Clephane, Collector, and II. @. Addi.
Ton, Deputy Collector; Office 46S Seventh street.
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.
Division No. ALI that part Of the city north
| OF the canal and between Fifteenth and Nine
| teonth streets west-H. o. Noyesi office Plants
building, Fifteenth street and New York avenue.
Division No. ALI north Of the canal, be.
tween Eleventh and Fifteenth streets west
7. d. Marchei Office Plants building, fifteenth
street and New York avenue.
Division No. 3.-All north Of tho canal, be-
tween Seventh and Ninth streets west-Henry
Lylesi Office 46s Seventh street.
Division No. An north Of the canal, be.
tween North Capitol and Fifth street west-Jno.
5. Slater office No. - basement Of the City
Hall, west wing
Division No. 5.-All east of North capito
street and the canal-Gcorge Collard office 7ls
Fourth street east.
Division No. 6.-All the city known as the
Island-George H. Lsrcombe office on @ street
south, near Thirteenth street west.
Division No. 7.-All Of Georgetown-Thomai
orme; office on bridge street.
Division No. 8-All that part Of tho count,
west of Eastern Branch-Debere Burr Office 4G'
| Seventh street.
Division No. 9.-Betweeu Fifth and Seventh
streets west and north Of canal-E. G. EokloG
Office No. 6, basement OF City Hall.
Division No. l0.-Between Ninth and Eleventh
streets west and north Of canal-W. W. Bennett
office 335 T street north.
Division No. 1l.-All west Of Nineteenth stree
west-Edward IIandleyi office corner Twentie,I
street west and Pennsylvania avenue
Division No l2.-All the county south an
east of tho Eastern Branch, and embracin
Krause's distillery-Charles ii. Mauel ofic
Martins store, Uniontown.
YoUNG MEN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The regular monthly meeting Of tho Younl
Mems Christian Association was held Monda.
evening at the rooms over MetZorotts Hall.
The corresponding secretary, Mr.. Hudnut
presented 4 communication from the Younl
Mems Christian Association of San Francisco
California, In reference to the building enter
prise stating that the association Of that city !
also endeavoring to raise means to build suita
BILE hall.
Tho chairman Of the Committee on Missio
Schools, Mr.. Hudnut, presented partial report
giving the following statistics: Number 0
schools, "a; number Of teachers, 24Oi number Q
scholars, 3, ,2lS. Average eattendanoe-teacheri
19s scholars, /, ,924 OF the aggregate numbo
2, 2,464 are colOrodi Of the average 1928
The recording secretary, Mr.. Merwin, read
5 communication from Dr. Thomas Calvert, re
| 81, araroiSaa aiafin1 that th
necessary apparatus would cost about 800, an
that he would deliver free lecture before tn
! association upon the subject, II desired.
On motion q committee was appointed to TAX
; the subject into consideration.
Mr.. Pratt reported over $3.50 raised at th
: anniversary meeting Of Wednesday last. Twenty
Eve gentlemen were elected life members, seve
. active, and two associate members.
i The following resolution was unanimousl
. adopted:
. ResOlred, That-the thanks of this assooiatio
are eminently due and cordially rendered to Ii
proprietors Of tho Washington ChrOnieis Dali
+ InteNigenotr, EUenirg Star, NATIONAL REPUl
!. LIuAN, Great Republic and Constitution
! Union, for their generous responses to tho r
!, quest Of the association to furnish the room
i with copies of their publications free Of chnrg
! The following gentlemen were elected DELEGATE
! to the thirteenth annual convention OF the Your
y Mems Christian Association Of the United Stat
Q June l9 Major General o. o. Howard, Rov
}. D. Gurley, d. D., Rev. Byron Sunderland, l
j D., Rev AID. Gillett, D. D, Rev. ]. @. Butle
l. Rev. A. A. 4. Taylor, Rev. J. L. Rrown, B. l
:. Steinmetz, W. Bnllantyne, A. X. Browne, b.
i winslow, S. S. Bryant, G. B. Ramsdell, X.
r, Taylor, W. ]. Rhees, +. A. Springer, Brigadi
!. General G. IL. Howard, s. A. Ferry, 7. Littl
J. @. II. Henderson, J. B. johnson, q. +. MoLe
;. Ian, J. X. p. Gleason, ]. d, Sleman, Rev. WI
Is G. Fort, @. NJ. Condron, g. A. White, J.
l. wiedersheim, b. S. Emery, and o. Munson.
y BASE BALT.-The presidents OF the val
D. Gus base ball clubs met at r. A. Cronin's,
. Monday evening, to consider the invitation o
J tended by the Nationals to select from each co
, ventional club one member to play mat
y game Of base ball on the Nationals new groun
s. in June. After some discussion on the subje
D. motion was agreed to to refer the matter to Il
y, different clubs for confederation, and that clu
l. be requested to give instructions to their pre'
IL dent to act for tho club, and also power to a
f. point the man to play on the nine. The meet
!, then adjourned to meet at tho same place
D. Monday evening, May 81
p WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs.-The Washln
u, ton Zouaves held stated meeting at Mage'
~ Hall, on Il street, between Twelfth and Th
teenth, on Monday night.
- ~ Capt. Powell, president, called tho meeting
=, order and the minutes Of the last meeting we
n, read and approved.
~ A number Of names were proposed for memb
., ship and were elected There was but little b