The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-02


wisKwKLL BARRACKS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
barracks, corner OF Seventh and o streets, on
Saturday afternoon last, for the purpose Of
awarding. medals and hearing the reports Of
The treasurer, Mrs. Rev. John Kimbsli, re-
ported that the amount OF money received was
The following. persons have contributed the
sums afnxed to their names; Miss T. u. Bannis-
HissoTd, Winstsd' connsssieut, .s II Nj. Camp
bell, Washington, Isl Mrs. Ashton's infant class,
Nswton Centre, ilS, from friends q wia.tsS
city, 10; Mts Hsrnee e q sroStiyn, New
@ b st0 .os iSh n ,as BsSst,1a o N;T
clothing and other nscesssries there has been re.
eeEed about tsie.so. For other neoessaries there
h Mr.. Ue en- IA s III. Ike % .en
report, In which. she says that, when the
school IA eolored sewing. SCHOOL, was or.
JSsn Sois SrsS to give soa Dollar
to the girl who should make the most improve.
ment IN the differsnt branees. Of sewing taught
committee awarded to Laura Richardson, one Of
the twenty-five girls who attended the school at
worst sewers At that time. WI" She Is the only girl
Many Of the scholars have worked faithfully,
pllmented the teachers for their devotion to
duty, and stated that the school would continue
a. Heretofore eommsneing At O'clock psss sat
the lady missionary, have done good service dur.
ing the past winter, In relieving suffering among
,Ss sS Sss gsS 81 q sss s they found
tlon: Mrs. Charles II. Bliss. president, Mrs. f
Ss tsa,afsa s yaSe Rss io I ssy
CossERyAIivr Army AND NAVY uslosa,
This ASSOCIATION sa, met last evening IN their hall
and-a.half and Sixth streets; Col. p. H. ALA.
bach, president, In the chair, and Lieut.. Ball
Tho. financial secretary asked for further time
Several gentlemen signed the constitution and
Major Warner, Captain. A. Kaga and NJ. N
Summers, esq, addressed the club at some
NJ. Cuthbertson moved to go Into executive
Mr.. .hIaIioy moved that the committee ,ap
army oficers, but be allowed to apply to any
good ones except Radicals.
The Chair stated that they were not confined
Capt Frank Geise. being called on. by many
arose and spoke at considerable length on the
principal topics Of The day; -. ,,,,,x Cha, ;,
thought that the gentleman who just left the
floor insinuated that the people 81 the District
not S1Ts s NE s11 q to
I
campaign, and during the war, and would take
more active part in the Conservative Union Il
! they received any encouragement.
Capt Geisc said that he did not refer to tn,
District any more than he did to any other sec
tlon Of the county.
On motion, they went into executive session
| FUNERAL OF Rev. ULYssys WARD.-Ycster
| day afternoon the funeral Of the late Rev. U
TEX the RE q
were conducted by Rev. Il. ]. Drinkhouse, Of tn,
Ninth street Methodist Protestant church, o
lest days, assisted by Rev. DR.. Ancs, OF Wcsle,
chapel The corpse was attired In suit o
black, and encased In = handsome mahogany
around the top, and furnished with eight han
dies. On the breast was a silver plate with thu
name date Of death and age, and h AZ %n
j pall.besrers were Rev. DIR. W. Hamilton, Rev
70. Lipscomb, MesMs James A. Kennedy
P.w. Browning, and G. t. Lane. Among othe
MINISTERS present were Revs. b. p. Brown, On
lette, DeHaas, J; g, Butler, and Parker Ate
were over sixty carriages, moved to dlenwood
where the remsins were inferred. The Associa
tion of Oldest Inhabitants attended In body.
DIED SuppgSLr.-At an early hour yesterda!
morning Prussian, named Ernst Rudolph vol
Richterhoyen Adelnau, aged about % years, wa
Of Henry Kuhn, on Ninth street east, betwee
NJ and N streets, opposite the navy yard wal
The deceased, who was usually known as X,
dolph Richter, was by profession q hortieu
turist, and was a highly educated man. On MOI
day morning deceased was out looking for worl
IN SGS TO h"yo s an
OF laudanum. His two little children betwee
whom lin bed) he died, represent that they wer
awakened by his means about dAybreak; blu
when they attracted the attention OF the peopl
OF the house he was found insensible. ply
rival, pronounced him dead, lie leaves thre
little motherless boys, aged, respectively, eish
six, and four years.
BURGLARS ABouT.-The house, No. SO Penn
sylyania avenue, was entered by a burglar abou
O'Clock yesterday morning, AL entrance bein
,ss sa" Ss eS sess asSS Z
the Eighth precinct, whilst passing along ol
served the window shutters open and sash raise'
mt hut was I'm 6ic o discover the burgla
who passed through the lower part Of the hous
time the house has been entered within the pa,
three weeks, and the vigilance OF the oficel
has prevented In both Gases, robbery from bein
committed
HERNE BASE BALL CLun.-This hourishin
organization held a. meeting at their club-roon
on the Island, on the 2sth instant, when the 10
lowing officers were chosen to serve for the Q,
suing. year: President, Jacob y: Broomi vic
| John HenHonj corresponding secretary, Horatl
Beach, treasurer, John stewart; captain hr
nine VIM alD:o9i al'efsors Peter n X; pote, WI
captain P. r. Potc and Jacob I. Broom WEI
| elected delegates to represent the club at n
southern Base Ball Convention, to be held
: Richmond In Maynext. Tho club Will open pls
! on the 18th of April.
TEMpgRAScE.-Good Samaritan Division, NJ
, /, Sons OF Temperance, have just elected the 70
lowing officers for the ensuing quarter W.
Samuel W. Tucker W. A, Charles E. Frazie
F.S., II. II. HaYArdi treasurer, John johnson
, r. S., ]. X. bridge; 4. Il: s.. Walter Spangle
Chaplain, J. Il. fmbriej Con, John MsrFillI
, O., Geo. "; tithgoTi / s., l. WaIdssshnidt'
Fountain pI~ision, No. ., have elected the 70
!SSi.f W :. y G Msna,n; ~ y A. A. 81 y,
Gormiy; i. s., D. X. dlsdmoa, trsssa. Jas, Fe
wick; Chap, W. II: Craigl Con, Stanton;
O.. X. Timer; I. s., J. MITCHELL o. g., NJ. O'Oo
nell. q.
: TEMPERANCE OPyIoERs.- The follow Ing office
2 | were installed as officers Of Federal City Il
vision, No. 2, Sons Of Temperance, for the pre-
I | ent quarter, by T. NJ. Bradley, d. q. W. r., o
sisted by +. IL. Pearson, D, q, o.; ". Jno.