The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-05

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LADIES' LIST.
Brooke, Cecilia Denison, Mrs Sarah
Butler, Martha (copd) Cant, Rachel
Collins, Mrs Fanny Hendrickson, MrsS-.
Craig, Mrs q W yourdan, Madam o
Socfs, Mss Anna MSfps;sy S Mis-. Ellen
Collier, Mrs Jane F Steel, Miss Beefey
| Cossens, Margaret Stamard, Miss Agnes
Rs ssntos, Miss Alice Lurner, Matilda(sopd)
Drury, Julia
| eEsrLExEs's LIST.
R RS,ss1' Sig' oSner HssS ystyy,,. Henry Of
| Bub, Bernard Hubbard, w
hub, Casper Hopkins. Pc
Blincoe, VIM HaiiIiy, Thos
Beck, W Harrington, John
BBsekwo5th, sanity Jonsi, Gspt John A
CLARK, Otis PC Lowe, Capt Thos J
Collins, Jeremiah McArsth, Thos
Davidson, Z B Moore, Junts
| Diggs, OhArles Price, James q
Disgs, VIM W Peyton, Joseph
BBans, Regy Thos Phillips, Capt John M
| Davis, p Ross Rev Robert
EdEelf, Chss va Smith, Robert Z
Eailoners, Tole, 10 q.
Fullerton, JnoA Truvey, DrJC
| 0ildey, Williams, VIM
dxo. HILL, JR, P. NJ.
| School QUARpIANs.-The Board met on
| Tuesday, when all the members were present,
Th sepsc. 81 isash 81 H. M,y
Lille , BIrns Of their respective positions,
Inc spplisstiou of Mis-. Helen F. BlInn, for
| position as teacher, was presented and flied.
Tuesday, the 22d Inst, was fixed for the
commencement Of the annual examination OF
the schools, and the distribution OF premium
on Thursday, July 2 at market-house hall.
The usual number OF medals and premiums
were ordered to be obtained, the average priees
OF which to be the sameAs last year.
TEMPERANCE MATrERs.-The Potomac Di.
vision, Son. OF Temperance, one OF the most
time at their regular meeting on Wednesday
evening In the way Of addresses, vocal and
instrumental music. A number Of new mem.
bers were initiated.
There will be a grand concert at Forrest
Hall on the 10th instant, for the benefit Of the
Flour issrrcrroS-The following 10 the
MT. j. ID, Robinson, for the month OF May,
1905: Oily Mills-fsmily, t752; extra, l,5oo;
super, o2e; fne, o2j middlings, sSj Broad Arrow,
fine, al middlings, u; Broad Arrow, ei; rye, Il,
Total, 1l.<30.
REAL EsTATE sALEs.--Thomas Bowling,
auetionesr, has just sold the following real
estate: Part Of lot "a, fronting 50 feet on High
street and 100 feet on Cherry street, Improved
fo xsf Fart 70 Of M ~ Edw rcns
ieet, 10 James II. Ridgeway, at $40 per front
foot. Lot IS, In Peters square, fronting 20
feet on the east side Of High street, BY depth
OF los feet, to John 7. Essex, for 81 per front
loot Al Of the above property belonged to
the estate OF the late Mr.. James +. Essex.
The STEAMER HENRY ADDISON. - The
promptness Of the steam fire engine, Henry
Addison, at the fre at the gas works on
Wednesday afternoon was doubtless the cause
Of the saving from destruction much valuable
property OF the Washington GaslIght Dom.
pany. The Addison was on the ground, II 10
stated, and at work some ten minutes before
those OF the Washington Department.
LARGE SNArrERs.-Mr. R. E. Fugitt, of the
white House" on High street. adjoining the
canal. has Just received several large snappers
from the Lower Potomac, which he designs
converting into luscious soup, to be served to
to 9 p. m.
ELECTION oY OpyIcKRs.-An election Of ON.
esrs OF the Hermione Lodge, Knights Of
Lodge, took place on the evening OF June ID,
which resulted as follows: John Z. Darnes,
p. c.; Joseph A. Blundon, James DIckaon
NAnessen Essex, II. s,