The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-18

have been sstsnded with some ineonvsnisnss
70 myssli but ne strong hope thss some good
sprins up And bear rish fruit IN futur e' ysars
has helped ne TO persevere. Your love is 4
pressnt reward, and believe that shsli not
SueissS. 81 .ife. .hsi,ssgssss .. ssyosd *
Probability q further earthly nsstiae.i .
Ts 81: ss1 ydS ss, ~ al anal
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mind me Of the giysrs, and Of ny Associa tious
wiih them the Pat wintsrl 4, IspssL % me
Father IN Heaven 70 . pour upon you ne con.
tinual dew Of His blessins,6to 6guard you
nps sysfy yn's
life everlsstinE.D :, -
great credit Tor her labor. for the promotion
Ella Chase then presented a handsome book
ME-. A. e. NEWTON, lind supsrinfendenfi We
he prom !ss SSS s Si ssS hsys assS
school. She has had great difncuitiss 70 con
Within your power, you have rendered tho
we have here ! small present for you, a lit.
inscribed the words "swsst Home" Fer many
months you have been absent from your home,
laboring for the good Of the ignorant, aiding
important mind, that have .Seretofors been
excluded from all sources Of knowledge. The
enemies Of our race do not accord 70 us any
;onas ss @ Gno. sh a. Il Z UNTRUE
gladly strew thsir pathway with Affection and
ss sna ioys our snS.
to aid and stimulate vs., we hope yet to be an
example, in ali that Is good, to those who have
looked looked down upon US with seorn and con-
Please accept this, and with IL our love, and
may we all at last ind "Sweet Home" in
The representation to Mr.. Kimball Of book.
RRv. J. KInBALL; We have not forgotten
says not :ssI a. often a. we
duties are many, and feel that. you are our
true friend, and that you arc isborins for the
good q people who have long been Sp.
altar, heart and cross. These are typical In q
two,fold sense. The heart on the altar re-
minds Us that the heart IL an acceptable sacri-
panied By the hearth true affections, are valu::
able In His light. Tho cross 10 . at emblem OF
the suffering o. our Saviour, and also Of the
| In the footsteps Of Jesus. '
Both Of these gentlemen replied in very
beautiful speeches, showing their great thank:
Expressing great ss.isisstion with the ' school,
Mr.. Newton then:resd the following roll of
dorado, arammsr,-Pupils who have ro-
oeiyed certificates Of meriti Highest No, Laura
Coke, age Is, number Of eertinoates6j next
s sds'hfs s" sss s aass'r . 2, 'i,
aSov V.' who VI have been e.empfsry IN conduct.
E%%s wi.on Mary nary Pinns hSsa. Rs iBss Sss
Mamie Bruce, Rosa Lewis, Ella Chase, Hen.
rictta Parker. Pupils who have been most
snS F.a IN
Barker, Emma Wilson, Evalinc ingram, Fan
ME Barker, Alice Thomas, Mary Loudan' Hen.
Pupils who have made most Improvement
In scholarship; Fannie Bruce, Mamie Bruce,
Mary Loudan, Emma Wilson, Sarah Jackson,
Dora Barker, Fannie Barker, Henrietta Bar
Pupils who have made marked Improvement
In writing; Sarah Jackson, Henrietta Barker,
Fannie Bsrker. Dora Barker, Mary L1ndsn'
Pupils noteworthy for neatness, Of person,
desk, books, TO-: Fannie Barker Dora Bar
ker, Sarah Jackson, Henrietta Barker, Henri.
eta Parker, Augusta Bessie, Mary Pinns
Emma Wilson, Evaline Ingram, Ella Chase
Pupiis worthy of honorable mention for any
other cause; Good dispositions--Ross Lewis
Sarah st. Clair, Annie Davis, Fannie Horton
Alice qosway, Winnie Simpson. Affection
ste-Alice Thoma Annie Silem, Hattie Davis
tion. nj nuinbsE .b,sns, n,.,. - ,r...,..
They then proceeded TO the sewins.room
where was found large number Of pieces Q
wearing apparel, and many other useful srti
b. G o.
reflection on them for neat, substantial sewing
! Of all kinds. Among these Was beautiful
,Ss al dsy
This school was opened on Monday, the last
: day OF September, 1857, a. 9 literary and do
Sss0 .ud for s.%s daS
sas l'issss ys.S. Yh::s Is. s:ss Il s.srsnl
owe. A gS oa Ss w .ua s sss
from necessity going Into service. For thre.
months they were Without de.ks, and had but
few seats. In December the trustees took thu
school under their protection, paying the sal
, airy Of one teacher. In Japuasy the sohoo
was thoroughly organized, books obtained ant
, all the elAs.es formed, with the exception Q
until the last Of February. Apart Of each dA,
could have an opportunity to learn the gsc p
the sewing.room at time, the others remain
Ing In the school-room for study.
The industrial school has made an average
women, and have manufactured over 5000 gar
|, ments since the LIST Of January. The material
used was furnished by the Assistant Commits
The night school, which has been taught
, anee Of thirty-hve scholars, and Is held foul
There is also connected with 1t a thriving
Sabbath school, which meets at I, p. m, oacf
| Sunday.
sojourner In the South for some twenty Az,
. years. In March, 1896, she commenced faith
ful work for the freedmen, under the auspices
Of the Freedmcn's Bureau, during which tint
nate beings, and collected a great amount Of
fort OF the same. She will continue her schoo
their children to enter their names a. soon as
possible, as there will be q general rush FOL
Scholarships. go 900
, geant William A. WiIker, who was mentioned
eide on the morning q the 10Th instant, tool
% ys .y.s r. Ss.Re s' s sIsi rs.
, seventh east. H,s'remains were placed in
I handsome walnut coffin, which was heavil,
plated with silver, part Of which were Masonic
) satin. Two beautiful Japonics wreaths wer,
i placed On his breast by his friends;
|, The remains were escorted to the Congress
/ No: I, J. A. A: a., nsrshsled BY W. Nj. Jane
I u. Dulin, headed by the Marine Drum Corps
4 Syraeusins Lodge, No. 10, X. Of p, MARSHALL!
Thomas AND issa Oy proi
: tion of the Shuetzsn Verein, all OF which TIT
i deceased was an active member,
{ Tho following gentlemen acted as pail bear
H. Gaddis and William L. Cowsn; on part o
/. X. p, Messrs. Thomas Denham, and vii
liam D. McDonah, and Messrs. Charles II
JShns0 s.s and Henry vsnderhside' on the par
The funeral services were performed b,
r James Q. Dplin, W. NJ, Naval Lodge, I. A
l nf w n arv m n me-