The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-08

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sn1 ElcyntA :trsets This buiiainf fronts q
feet On Eieventh street, running hact % feeton
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ENTERTAINMENT AT MoKxspnx. CHArRL
nins was ne oecs.ion * very intefs.tiSs en- en-.
pal church, the proceeds Of which will DO appro-
nent feature Of the evening vas n readinas I and
sisting Of selections from COLLINS, Whittier Ten
pleasing style, and rendered the readings IL
very acceptable and effective manner. The musi-
cal department was given BY the choir Of the
s.sIsssa BY ladies' and ssntiemsn connected with
other oh6irs. Faint applause succeeded each
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the dass sSsed rwo Merry %pns Mas
Pass "a the duet %.s repeated The e .sO
Liliie S. and Mis- Florence Pope entitled
slider tie Lilies2 solo Sy Mrs. Liliie 3. Pope;
'.Zuia Zong," solo by Miss Jennie Pugh, and
Yope shd es... 81 Su nna and W. IL
Pope, were well received, as were also the
choruses, A handsome sum was realized, which
interested thsmseiyes in The PREPARATION Of he
Tn dss q .sf that 4.
The thar # Ss city anS we zee 10 I.D1
OF good might be done, and how much suiferIng
might be relieved during the inelement season.
MEETING IN BEHALF or THE IspusrRrAI
Hons ScHooL.-At the Four-and-a:half street
public meeting will be held this evening, for he
81 Ike fndustrisi Home School upon the Charity.
The services OF Experienced and distinsuished
persons, familiar with the operations and wants
be expected on that occanion, and among these
are Hon. b. +. Wade, Vice President Of the
United States Hon. James Harlan, United
a1I Nye o. un mn sates
senator; Hon. 7. W. Upton, United States SEN
atorj Hon. E: Q. InsersoiI, n. O., and chairman
s so sas p NJ S Ton MS1 SSaR Fare
Rev. q. b, Boynton, d. d., chaplain Of the House
Of Representatives. Rev. Byron Sunderland, d.
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men and women Of Washington and Georgetown
are earnestly invited.
ESCAPE or PRISONERS PROM THE JAIL
Tanss DssrERA SE, CnAsAS S' AT LAnoE;5
aaS
Of the District prison. The prisoner, by some
means, got possession Of q cold chiscl, cut hole
through the brick arching, and then sawed out
to admit OF their egress. Having emerged from
hs 's e., ssG ssss %s ss
by ropc made Of bcd.ticking, thus making their
escape without alarming the guards 1t Is sup
posed that tho prisoners made their escape
between 1 and O'Clock IN the morning. Glenn
was committed on the lith Of November for
attempting to break into the house Of Mr.. Will
mer, on Capitol Hill. Elroyd on the 26th Of June
for an attempt at burglary; and Chaney on the
10th OF December, for assault and battery with
intent to kill Benjamin Whitney. The warden
which It IL hoped will lead to their capture.
WARRINGTON CITY GLASS CoMrANy.-A meet.
Ing OF the board Of directors and stockholders Of
this company was held last night at No. Of Lou
isiana avenue; Samuel v. Normept, the presi-
dent, in the chair, and Charles Colne, secretary.
The CHAIR stated that Mr.. II. ID. Cooke, tho
nation, as he found II utterly impossible to at
tend to the duties Of tho Office.
On motion, John Z. Kendall, esq, was elected
TO al the ONCE OF treasurer. - y
After Az Interchange Of views among those
Of the stock be called In, and
Mr.. =. f. Peugh moved that the secretary be
instructed to notify stockholders OF the passage
Of the resolution. Agreed to.
The committee appointed at q previous meet
Ing to select location for the erection Of the
glass works reported In favor of purchasing the
loot OF Sixth street. The report was sdopted
On motion, adjourned to meet again next
Tuesday evening.
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