The national Republican., 1868-12-04
LOCAL DEPARTM ENT,

LOCAL DEPARTMENT..
INDUSTRIAL HOME ScHooL.-The regular
monthly meeting Of this association was held
AZ the Home last evening, A: NJ. qanagswer,
vice gs.dsThs in the ShsIr WIN L. %sll.
that ,22 meals were furnished during the
month Of NoyemberI expenses, slla76i also, a
aIist OF Thanisgivins contributions leit at The
The report from the aeorsetown Auxiliary
money, and a number Of contributions OF pro.
visions, sc; E1penses, sisols; bill. unpaid,
tst;I1i meals, LOO; They have furpi,hed eight
hats, and three pairs OF stocFings, which we're
paid for BY the children from their earnings.
There was 4 full attendance Of children and
November q, which was addressed BY Rev
Mr.. Perinchief. The corporation OF GEORGE
tcwn have appropriated $50 per month to pay
ported, that he had received the following
ritsI, ss, j: Mohun q Sons, I'D; B. ". MsSop,
sSllee,sd oy Mr. G oo, % G.seoy 81 cGlisstioh y
horn, ssi +: ). 5. Perry, u; William dSiaan,
a: as1Kts Ksnas 5shtd 81 HoS }S; RsSss sGs:e r. s hSn
baker, Is; James E. Fitch, ti, Hon. william
81 .ss SsFd e. s s,6atsioS Il sSIRGf siS e ic.
Henry, s5 q. q. willard, "a; Hon. William NJ
Evssts, IS; George z: Noyss, III J: D; Blskss
III. II. stevens. 80; b. W. Reed, 81; E
J:Dui.nt, as, anonymous, y; do. u. Total,
He Also stated that Mr.. George s. Kraft had
contributed tlo, and Geo. W. Lelnvilie, t632.
The Executive Gomnittee asked for 40 sp:
month Of November; which was granted.
on motion, the thanks Of the association
money f IN sa Hs sssUo
asked for az spfpropfiaiion Of tanto pay an
The Household Commitfec asked for an ap-
propIiation OF t2i to pay indebtedness.
Mrs. Richards paid over to the treasurer
baptist church; chi and A: M; asnEewer paid to
were unsnimously adopted;
Whereas the number Of children now In this
.choo! between u.s, the age. Of 8 and 10 T. 81,
biIity or neglect, to obtain suitable clothing
and other facilities to obtain admission to the
Children are now rsceiVins % Clothing and isse tut.
tion from the Industrial Home School OF WASH
ington, ID. o., and are being educated In the
The Councils Of aeorspetown town RsSs voted s 10
pay the teacher OF the Auxiliary Industrial
school in that city t3c Per month, for Ave
Re,olpes, That thi. meeting urge upon the
prlsty Of making monthiy sppropiiationp @ to- pftS for
Resolved, That the of,eers Of this meeting be
resolution. before the Mayor, Hon. S. j.
Bowen, and request him to transmit the same
the City Councils, and urge the appropria
BOARD OF PoLIog.-The Board OF Police a,
S he
for liquor licenses: VIM. MoCaw, J. Karusi
Lucy Reese, Thomas Green, Sykes, Chad,
]. Byrne, Thomas Flynn, Thomas Powers
Thos; +. Hurst, Nicholas Shea, M, B. Seanlop
CHARLES Godfrey, W.O. Magee, Jas. ainity
Hosch, David Paei, Edward Abnsr, Edwsrd
fi,ass.sIRS MShaet Iob bB,TFin, Js,s S,oSnnsIl .
Wsli, Darby Cohen, James Hsisisan, Mar,
W Raadis,i Rrnoia S.l aSi.llsn, S Hass aua:S sS
M -: MfsHsSi,a, FSso.fiiss' s'BsitisS hsia:' t sat
Privste Thomas NJ. williams, charged with
violating the rules and regulations, was sen
t S BE- g,%s. * 'as MsySS
toxication, was dismissed the force.
The name oi Private W. II. Duffy wal
urOppeu from tnc TOllb.
Preamble and resolutions eomplimentint
licenses, were received from Weston Mission
Division Son. sons Of Temperance, and CotumSi,
Temple OF Honor, No. I, and were ordered t.
be filed.
The FIRST WARD WoRKIsenKs were Il
hold q meeting at Quaker College, at Nine
sna s%a hs SaS
engaged for the meeting was filled with oil
furniture and lumber, and was not available
tneariy ali eoiored) asssn6lsd, and from III,
conversation among them we Inferred that
was proposed IN some quarter to reduce th'
during the winter months, and determins
tion was evinced to have resolution adoptet
by the meeting pledging themselves not :,
the crowd dispersed; but when a number o
them had. proceeded a short distance, the,
halted and nrpoi1Stea Ms Lewis we.,
mittee to procure hall for this evening, Il
which to hold a meeting.
THE IsAuGvRATIos OF GENERAL GRAN
will bring to this city an unusual number o
visitors from all parts OF the Union, and a
the Influx q discharged rs soldier: Yer and sailor
publican Executive Committee have mad
to ss shfa, p.rs pa Of sSs sca
Committee, the following named sentleme
have been designated to act AZ q committee ol
reception and quarters; Timothy Lubey, WIN
b. Brown, II. A Hall, ]. ID. Adams, J. II
Smith, 8. r. Harrington, J. l.. yenablo. II
Otis, Richard Middleton, U. w. Taylor, J.
Wiokner, A. Dudenhousen, U. W. Holden, A
d. Brock, and W. +. Kelley.
While their immediate duty will De to car
for the soldiers and sailors from abroad, the,
will also cooperate with such other commit
tees a. may be formed for the reception Of civi
organizations.
HTMgSIAL. = The Seventh street (Soutl
WAshington) )PresbyteriAn church was crowde
yesterday morning with ladies and gentleme
to witness the marriage Of MI. ID. o. Munsor
OF Munson Hill, to Miss RuhAmAh Bittingel
of ShAdelAnd, Va. The ceremonies were cor
dueted by Rev. b. +. Bttinger, brother Of tn
bride, and at their conclusion the happy ooupl
received the congratulations Of their friend
after which they took the train for brio
Northern tour.
PoLICgTELEoRAPH HExrKNsIoE.-The Boar
OF Police contemplate extending the polio
telegraph wires to Brightwood, TO Tennall!
town and to the Government Hospital for th
Insane. The extension OF the line to the latte
place will be made Immediately. This 10
very important step, as II will increase IN
power and influence Of the police depArtmeI
for good, for these lines will extend to Abou
all the prominent points In the country uu
rounding Washington.
FULL DREss Gentlemen's black cloth clol
body and frock coats, black cloth, velvet az
silk vests, and black doeskin and beaver pan
Of the best qualities, at Geo. q. Hennlng'
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