The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-01-02

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nue. House, Alexander X. Shepherd, Tenth street,
John n. Elyans, M street, Gen. L y. Darlington,
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J, W. Thompson, Tenth street, Paymsster Dun:
bingham, =. Mcclure ., ex-mayor Barrett, and
o,,I naR RsS s q senS Psss. and
houses in the city. - ~" :
Henry D. Cooke, . ESQ.,, The distinguished nnan-
oer, graciously entertained his friends and citi-
zens generally at his splendid residence, corner
Secretary Browning, OF the Interior, received
on the Heights, SnoSn aESerm,y," On Mont.
A. M. Gangewef, esq, chief clerk Of the Fourth
Auditors office, az his residence No. lis Bridge
street. received his friends from IL m. until
Bridge ne number
qeorse Hiii, d., po:tms.ter, on Bridge street,
from noon until late in the afternoon. -
WIN A. sherman, esq3 on washington street
near the sa asS Of his cna
elist, received her many friends in a hospitatle
manner at the Prospect Cottage her beautiful
corner Of Prospect and hinsaph ,rsst
dence, No. u First street.
General MichIer, Commissioner of Public
FI. .rse Sewee Gas .na
Mr.. William H. Tenncy welcomed his friends
A. his house, on West, between Congress and
High streets. .
MISSION School COMMUNICATIVE Years
nef Of Thirteenth and s streets, was celebrated
In happy and becoming manner. m,
The children, numbering about 23o, were as
sembled at their rooms, which had been taste
fully decorated, at u O'Clock. The exercises were
opened with singing by the children and with
psssSSe ae the .ss o
teacher, and friends present, wished the children
e.r yssy @seG' to SsT wish E you ss
Of a recent visit to some New York mission
schools on Christmas day, where he addressed
Remarks were also made by Mr. John @. Cove,
superintendent OF the mission, and BY MT Jos;
Newell, Of Lynn, Mass, after which bundles Of
clothing, accompanied BY variety OF New Years
gifts, provided BY the friends Of the MISSION were
distributed to the children, who were then
marched Into another room and there treated
with Refreshments, including substantials and
delicacies, and afterward dismissed, having been
made much happier BY the days entertainment,
the past four years, and with such an efficient
corps Of teachers as the Misses Hannah $; Ma
Z. Cove, and susie II. Pierce, Is accomplishing
blessed missionary work among these people.
LEO CnusnEp.-shortly after seven o'clock
upon a freight train at MePherson's crossing,
fell upon the track and had his right foot horrt
by crushed BY being caught under the wheels
Habey placed In a wagon aud gave instructions
to have him removed to the 1nhrmary, but BY
some means the man was taken to the western, western
what to do under the circumstances, telegraphed
to Marshal Farlow for INSTRUCTIONS, and was
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dated BY the Police Board. He was accordingly
conveyed there, and upon examination y was
ccssary to save his life. The operation was per-
formed by Drs Butler and Keller, but II is feared
that from the great quantity OF blood loseey the
the accident. II Il not known Where Hsber lives,
but It Is thought he resides In Washington
Bali. Sun Of Monday
A NOZZLE MovEMRsr.-Thc officers and mef Of
the Southern police station have organized them
only reflects credit upon them, but Is worthy Of
imitation by other bodies Of men better supplied
with money than the officers. The association
tute poor in the Southern section OF the city. At
each pay day of the force each officer contributes
%hS SSn 70 tine n snd S
rer and quartermaster OF the association, the
geant on the beat where the suffering is reported,
Inquiries into the application Of the mendicant,
and IL found worthy Of being assisted, food cloth.
ing, fuel, and medicines are furnished. The plan
Of the association Is good one, as the officers
the wants OF the sufferers before charity Is be-
slowed upon them. Vive Ia policemen OF South
Baltimore.-Bah. Sun.
tribute, In this way, mite towards relieving the
suffering Of the destitute Of Washington.
DIED FROM MS wousDs.-On Tuesday, John
Bell, alias Mace Bell, who was shot on Christmas
morning last by Mr.. William y. Cox, near tho
country residence Of Col CLARK Mills, died in the
Jail from the effects of his wounds. II will be
remembered that Bell 10 the man that entered
the hen-house OF Mr. WIN. Cox on the morning
above mentioned, from which he stole three
hens. On being pursued by the owner OF the
property and his brother, and asked to sur.
render, he assaulted Mr.. VIM. COX with an
axe, cutting him through the clothes and Into the
effect, and have proved iatai. Bell was turned
10 oSss ss e s
Thompson.
sANIrAnv POLICE REroRrs.--The quarterly
report of this force gives the labors performed
by that force as follows: Number OF nuisances
reported, 3,ooli nuisances abated 2osl; undated,
90; written notices served, 6l2; verbal notihca-
lions, also; sick and destitute persons sent to
hospital, 49, friendless persons buried, Nj lost