The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-15


sLspusIhiAL HONE SCHOOL, PIo-NIc,.We
on Saturday, evening last, Shsre there wa. i Be.
Ing held sr..d plc-nic under the auspiees Of
the indastrisI Hone school, for the benefit Of
that insn,ntion. The nrst thing that attracted
stands, dssisnsied a. The %sshlns soD'I and
S,seorgstown store The former was under
shs snpesyision o. Mrs John Hitr, IT,, and the
, .anin !, un e mrs. a. M. 9snkever, where
pssteboard articles, which were made BY the
pupils OF the two schools. Next came the re.
ifeshmen table, where was to be found all Of
rection Of Mrs. A. M. dangewer. We were
then escorted to the large supper rooms, where
guest: Under The dirsosisn Of Ems Mrs. 3 B. W.
Bliss, 70 the most neat and palatable manner.
d. M. Kelsey, esq, Of Committee Of Arrange.
%snts, hsd made every arranGement for his
hearts that INDUCED In a game OF croquet,
perpetual motion By. the lovefs Of flying ride;
the strain. Of select music furnished By the
Nssn NAYS. string Band, led y MT. q: Il. Chase,
toe y msny o. the iovehest ana best dancers
PasIas The dancing, /. wa. decided to have
IA N. I'M Wy younk senuemsh wno
s.o,,.a.,t eei u, asneins WI 70 oe tne
.eg,p'enss .,ss Trea.n,ho oe worn on as
%h,,h 70 ,ra.n .ha c,,o"n ~ ", ,ose,, WIN w.
mi. ou .,a.,i nv quecn Vi grace anu oeau'y
On notion NJ n M. K.,.ev -. .,,,o,.
IA ~ s.isnt TN ,,d.ss N. hhy ~ , autnor:
Proo NJ a w.h,ns;,o o. bnGSh's ga M VIII, H.
80 ~ iir,no,. I'LL Raj .h na a. mueey,
e eoSSo, 2, ano ~, Inc oanu tnen pIayea me
;ua9ss tsr,rs thsir ,os;tSnnss ~ NJ. e sns
thaS.,aa =. - ~. ing SenIe VI
~ az nPPs i,, "n IN. , ty hsa Ium view
monsiv sixen ~ s.var ~ Eh,n rsnssv uns .n
iieuseSsnt a.h unised State" inisotpy, s va
crowned 4, 4 "a. M, CLARK a. queen o. grace
I'M Miss na vsN, III pi ~ poS spp.suse.
r,ni,. n,ni Nina ss.c1tsa 1ne ,nor ~
ELECTED he .pplsass q III present.
nntin.d o sh Wi., Sue ps,ssnL We
sr,sSS, LAM WsrISnS So ohsnoss,Ior aons.sia ~
Swit.e,isna, Gss Az secsnt.,s e ~ s, Q,
Of John Hits. ar. formerl1 SWIM eons vIA sen.
sosp,ss au,ins ~ is ,o tS. IN
which. throaxh espo,are. Wa he esuse Of II,
s srs i..,sa sv M hsthss rUu Raass 1hdy e
eyerythino srrsnged 40 al 70 nlssss All ,sho
NAV leo AZ to visif them On q nlessnrs tdn
s.-v
m. n, .ne open at sesyices commence, under
H..osstonS oo e seventh ssree, ana PENN.
:y i,,. - a y where the Rev. D.. J: e.
BntIer, o. ~ Haups lutheran Church, corner
Lese sn aha a s.feen, denvered an able ser.
the hiehwyays and hedges and compel them 70
s1me an ,aen san 70 ane posps1i
Emory, after reading a portion Of the 9th
ohapter OF ~, Luxe, commencing with the 10th
verse spoke AZ oonsideranIe Length TO the
many hearers, aner which the Rev. q. A, Hall
appropriate addresses. And at $50 . large
audience was very prohtably entertained BY
the reading Of portion OF Scripture and re-
O'Clock neetinss were held at the Circle,
Twenty third and X streets,) and at the corner
Of Twentieth and X streets, where handsome
s ssa's ~ were made BY sever Of ne n:m
so very many present at these meetings, and
trust that they may meet with the same sue
cess In the future. e
TExPERAscH.-The usual outdoor temper
anoe mectings were held yesterday, and were
well attended. At the Northern Liberties
the p Sy npss. a' Ss 9. .ac
Oscar Alexander, VIM. McPheeters, Hon. T.
A. Plants, Of Ohio; Maj. Gen. U. o. Howard
ana sna ii H. hD% 1PasI tn. .upe.. of Hop.
Division, the meeting was addressed by sew
AZ Temperance Hall last evening a spirited
Of addresses Mr.. John II. Thompson was elect
cd President OF the society, In place OF MT.
were made BY Mes.rs. WIN. P. brew, o. K.
Harris, DR.. I. q. Clayton, VIM. McPheeters,
and others.
Az Lincoln Barracks last nisht large meet
abuse o. wine was delivered BY Judge Blood
OF oaiiiorni".
tn .a =, vs. ~ No. DAh h. bALL V ,L
two ciabs On SstnrJ.vIast mi wSich "n Va
gs:pC1sd will take place hi, Aifss,neon :.
.oDtb ~ ~ White Hooss We snti,,o.,a !.
.eIvcScitin. r.ms A. the N. via nders ~. n q
ehampions n Marvinnd and hold Inc siiver
s and nave S ans somSoet.bis s,.
Sesn s,an}ed whinh vii .tyora .mnte s,ao,n'
wodstions r. Iii v,s,tn,s Tha TRio.s. gn,.
bSssy have been invited to witness the game,
Isndsrs M lii ,esyc RsItimnre a. tba n
trstn III. wornins viii 10 maj a, H. a.not
by The oiympics and conveyed to their Ssfis.
'ppo''' 'A' 'neelopons~n no'''
M, a.. :, A..
oirsIks ABouT.Iw.n the aayyent oL the
,ooust pes w ale apVut 70 DC smictea a WNh
On the Virginia side OF the Long Bridge
gang OF tnese matauuers' huMoetihs some
IN tpiii,s M sartnnss tradns
stoisnS and deprsdatinE Generally about ttths s
ment Vhiie IN ~ at of striIins \ hap.
ssin v.sterdsv 4, ss,iing a hor.e TIE ovner
sstsn,sS sorwsy,a snJ wsrnej ths een,ismsn
slain 10 ths snim.i whsn Inc ale wsS ipter.
rnntsd' the ovner dscinrins mat he wouid re.
the police, The band has lately arrived from
California, and claim to be English.
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