The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-22

J WUUnhinomtrs ASSEMBLY, "A regular
held last night In the east room OF the City
Halt Mr.. A. I. Davis In the chair.
The credentials Of Joseph Rosenberg,
Greenbury Sibley, and Samuel Phillips were
presented az delegates from the Journey me
Plasterers' Association; and, after rofsfenee
90 the n same committee they were found
mittedss members Of the assembly.
Mr. Boron, from the Executive Committee,
npaH the Rt0priesy Of the sssnSy gsInI
ent ttadss Of the city shall begin their days
labor. He did not, however make the suggss.
ton as an official report, but simply threw eut
they thought proper.
Mr.. Cayis, from the committee appointed to
prepare reply to an address which had BEEN
tehseting upon the position OF the Hon. SAINT
+. Gary and Mr.. J. U. Whslsy with reference
TO ne passage q the eight.hour law, reported
and had made 9 publication Of facts in ths
daily papers, which would be read, IL called
for.
The reading OF the documents being called
Tor, the secretary proceeded to comply there
With, prefsein6 the reading with The ststs-
me s,h mat me whole sotrsspondsncs connected
last mseting Of the worklnsmsn's Asssnbiy,
containing the debate thereon, As published
Sy ths Star, had been carefully pasted Ia his
MI flynn replied al considerable length;
after which, on motion, the report was
On motion, the Assembly went into an .ls..
Won I9r The ensuing year, and the following
named were chosen; President, Joseph Usoks;
vice president, Matthew Csrtersoa, eerrs'
spending secretary, Rytan A. Murphy; record.
Ing secretary, +. Mac Murray; financial score.
tsry, william Boron treasurer, d. MeCath-
ran.
Mr.. Mae Murray submitted a seri., of r.so.
buttons recommending that no person be sup.
ported for office unless he be connected with
some trades, union; which was adopted.
FOURTH WARD SEYMOUR AND ILAIR CLpn.
rms orBanizstion held Its regular weekly
meeting last evening in Wills Hall, on Seventh
street, between II and 1.
LIZ the absence o. the president, Mr.. Robert
Bal, MT. Geo. Wilson, vice president, called
the meeting to order, after which the minutes
OF the previous meeting WAS read and adopted
The CHAIR expressed his surprise At seeing
so very ioW present, there being but ten gen.
tlcmen In the room,) and he could not, for his
ne, SEQ the cause OF II, as tho result OF the
late elections, In his opinion, indicated the
election Of Seymour and Blair on the I'D OF
November. He denounced the actions OF
many OF the Democrats OF tho District, who,
he said, gave literally towards carry ing on the
campaign for Mayor at the late n unleips cleo.
non, and then marched up to the polls on cleo
tion day and voted for Sayies J. Bower. He
very seldom went TO the CITY Hall but that
And should 1t ever come to blows, he would
try to Kill some OF them.
On motion, the dedication of thelr new pol..
ming, wa, postponed Sntii Monday sT.cIn,
next, and the secretary was Instructed TO seaa
written isvItstiens to the various Bens-
Georgetown to be present and parti.Ir.ts IL
the ceremonies.
Ca motion, Meurs. @. N. D. Randall, T. d.
SANDY, ID. D. OConner, Geo. Bart and James
Hahn were appointed to procure speakers for
the occasion.
Mr.. Geo. Bart reported that the nag In fr.n,
OF me nal had been cut down just before they
~,
Mr.. Wilson was In hrsr Of sAostins say
man that wasseon cutting the rope, ana ssid
nounsed the actions OF the Republican party
generally, and remarked that he was ths only
man that would walk forward and tell Sayles !
J.. Bowen that he was = thief He had done
1t right In Boren's office, and had tried on one
occasion to knock him In the head.
The day WAS not far distant when 4 stop |
around CITY Hail. and not one OF them or the |
negroes will be SLOWED to live here, as they
were not ut to reside among civilized psopis. |
iole villain; yes, he would go further THAI !
the Epening Express; he is worse than the |
wiG,kedeGt man In Warrington, and he (Mr.
knock 1t out Of the dirty puppy.
Adjourned.
TINS RIvHn FRoHr. = Kerry, WhatJ-Ar
rlred-Schr. A. ]. bentley, -. fron New
York, with stone for VIM. ii. Curley.
Brorn's WhdrJ.Arrived-Schr. Betty Hoop. !
cords Of hickory wood for $. P. Brswn Sos. |
SAiled-SGhr; 4. Smyrk, Smith, for Havrs- |
ds;arsce, light.
Edwards, Ally, frsh Philadelphia, with coal
for the Warrington and dsorgeto un Ice Con
R1cys RharC-Arri,ed-sohr. PsOomot. ,,
Orowdsr, from St. Georges Island, WIN
OYSTER for market steamer Virginia, GreEr,
from Potomac creek, with wood for markell |
SSsinled-schr; o. II. Folly, Bunting, for Hsvrs-
Carter, WhGJ.-ArrIved-Sehoon ]. b.
Johnson, smith, from Philadelphia, with f2l |
y: Roland. Ireland, from The same port. viii |
3bl tons Of coal for ThOs. j. Gait Sailed !
Sehr' John Ely, Really, for H.vro-do. erase.
Hsrv,y,s FhaT,-Arrlved-Sohr Charley Y. !
Wolsey, Parker, from Philadelphia, with coal |
for Harvey, CLARK Given.
dgRIAN SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIox.-
This union mot last evening at Wills Hall, |
on seventh, near street, viii the president,
Mr. deorgs Brent, in tho chair, and Mr.. Fred.
sriok thinner, secretary pro TEN.
The followins.named Bentlemea wer. chosen
ofrcers of the German company OF Boys Ia |
Blue; captain, Daniel Pfeilj hrst lieutenant,
color bearer, if. A. W.ltsr.
Mr.. +. thinner was unaRimously chosen as
A cordial invitation IL extended to all wish. !
Ing to become members OF the Boysin Blue to |
DO present on wednesday evening next, whom |
an opportunity will be afforded
HAyIEd TlME.-A couple OF fast and leud |
women, named Hsnnah Reeves and Mary |
Nichols, imagining that sold rye" possessed |
charms to make them "kAy and hAypy," in. |
bibed the Aforesaid to such an extent that |
they were soon after found executing A"yir-
ginia reel" much TO their delight, bat COS.
traty TO the public peace and morals. For
this sort OF sport Or1eer kiAs, of the Second |
precinct, escorted them to the ststion.houss, |
whore they were confronted with Justice
Thompson, who hsed the former u hsd the
latter e5 for disordsrly conduct but the cur
rsncy not being forthcoming, the Justice com
mittcd the pair to Jail.
LAn0a REAL ESTATE SALE.-AROther Of
those extensive purchases of real estate, show.
Ing the confidence OF capitalists in the future |
OF our city, 10 noted In our business column
the sale OF square lgs for the sum of s+2 900, by
Mes1rs. Fitch II Fox, AS agents for Mr. Joshua
Pierce. This ground is in the northwest part
OF the city, having a frontage Of $50 feet on
Sixteenth street, and will, when Bub.diyided,
furnish handsome sites for residences.
Mr.. y. Il. OLasTEAD.-Yesterday morning,
Mr.. King, counsel for Olmstcad, had an inter-
for the release OF his client on bail Tho |
AmOunt OF bail was ixed by the Secretary,
and 1t 10 expected that OlmItoad will be re-
leased to-day. 1t 10 thought that the plea of
insanity win DO put in by his counsel when
the cas' comes up for trial,
RAILROAD TO POINT OF RooKS.-At the en-.
gineer's oiilce Of the Camden station, BaltI-
m ore, on Tuesday morning, bids were opened
for construct ng the Point OF Rocks railroad.
A large number OF contractors were presoAt,
and the bidding was spirited Several Wash.
In n ~ In hA Hall nd