The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-11
LOCAL DEPARTMENT

THx ScHuKrzEx PARK FEsTIvIrIEs.-Yes.
terday, up TO the time Of the rain In the even.
schuetzen Association, enjoy ed themselves TO
their entire satisfaction. The intrepid rope
walkers, Mr.. La Eayette Jacobs and his pupil
xii, and feoelvsa The unboanded appiau.e Of
Tns LADIES' PRIzR SHOOTING.
The following are the names Of the success
full ladies In prize shooting, and the articles
awarded, respectively to them;
First Prize-Mrs. John Bauer, silver cas-.
dress BY MT. Dill, Of Georgetown.
Secoad-MIs. +. Fisher, mahogany jewelry
Third-Mrs. Areiz, neat toilet set.
.fourth-Mrs. Zeiier, a Bohemian-giass bur
Finh-Mrs. Louis sehsde, a beautiful fan.
sevsnth-Mrs. Kaiser, two gilt cups and
Eishth-Mrs. Augustus Bachus, handsome
GENTS SHOOTING.
First Prize-Mr. John Kaiser, two 80 gold
Sseond-Mr. John KilliAn, a hose sewing
D. Third-Mr. william Ferdner, go In gold.
Fourth-R. HeAnsich, a large rocking chair
Firh-Mr. Frederick Huegel, chiid's car
Slxth-F. wasimann, box OF silver knives
Seventh-Mr. @. woiterLade.
Eighth-Mr. Litioldt, msrble.top table.
Ninth-Mr. Redgrave, hne satchel.
Tenth5Mr. Ed. Abner, dozen costly cham
E1sven-Lswls Bauer. one dozen knives and
forks.
Fourteen-F wAssmann, a gold medal.
Fifteen-Jaeob Karr, twenty halfdollars In
On Monday, Mr.. Edward stolpe received a
gold medal for making the best out Of four
shots.
those who contested in the bowling saloon;
second, tSS in gold, Henry will third,
ss Soi ss aUssn SiSs: snS oF JeaS
Wagner; nth, one table, b. HeuIei sixth,
roekingehsir, L. Emmett seventh, eh. amber
vfirichj tenth, knives and forks, Mr.. Munde;
eleventh, travelling satehsi, MI. xogti twelfth
.caater, MIR. Lemkuhluj thirteenth, wash sett,
Fentonj fifteenth, knives and forks, MI. Ham
mer, sixteenth, clock, Mr.. Rolyn; seyenteeath.
sstehei, Nj. Kraekhard.
The exercises elOIed'st night with nne dis.
Play Of r arework E., vim. .,,. ,ow, IN.
river to Mount Vernon, and failing to get
back In time, were not on the park grounds
yesterday evening, as was expected
The PICNIC on Anaiostan island, yesterday,
for the benefit OF the Industrial schools, passed
o. very pleasantly. Among the articles on
Sa Scss. ire BRs
net boxes with rack inside, portfolios, mower
pots, rustic .ehaira, band-boxes, hat boxes,
ssopes. croauet sets, and various other useful
snd fancy articles, We were informed that
these articles could be sold much cheaper to
sehools than they can be bought in New York
II 10 remarkable how proficient the scholars
have become in a short time in the manutse'
,SIs Of s NE q ssiost .ss Which
located at No. IT Jefferson street,) were pres
sut yesterday, and their mnnneriy deportmen,
sie ne .sss asI Seeeye no pecunisry reward
but they hays the satisfaction OF knowing
that but for THAR generous and disinterested
efforts these iittls ones might have grown W
Ths srrsnKements throughout were excel
lent. The Georgetown stspi was 10 charge o.
Ws.bins ton stsad in charge o. Mrs, John Kit,
md III. o. Hart; Mrs. A. X. Browne and Mis-,
a,sekburn had charge OF the hower stand, AND
$50. the eficient and gentlemanly represents
live Of the Swiss Republic, at Washington
was untirtng In his efforts to make every one
Xxx pic-uic will be continued to-day. Thl
excellent choir Of Dawson Lodge, No. 10, y
A. NJ, have been invited and are expected
y, npo We pnfsyorsble the picnic will be post
poned until Friday.
nI;LY UNION PRAYER MEETINos,-We arr
,n,s..so to note the success Of the daily Union
p...r ma, 'tings now being held at the room
w"Rs Youn.- Mems Christian Association
from S.so 70 tloek, p. N. The interest Is n
e"S, note ressiyed from 4 young man
.na FAD Al ous sf these meetings, showing
. u re vss sayed from bis wAnderings BY ths
insuences OF this assosiAtisp, was truly thrill
ing and encouraging.
MAYOR AID IsTEnrs-ls 4. V 1T s,stsa ihst IN
Nss 10 make James X. UReifpe, eAq.
- & syyof I'D inirim at their meeting this e'sh
sng'