The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-06

sons will testify, was celebrated hereabouts
All the shaded parks, hill.sides and springs
eitiiens and theif little folks, aud generally
oss ~sas nay wss :psn
proceed TO- the cool retreats before old Sol had
sscended high in the heavens, and who re-
turned after he had spsnt his heated fury FOR
Lsr9e numbers Of others took the cars and
stcsmboats and sped miles away TO the cele-
s sss vs sas,s dsa. 'i of &c
season, they endsavorsd, faithfully, 70 make
each other happy and joyous. We are sorry
:, ss sat sss M .% were esonpssa &C.
count Of the shortness Of their purses, to re.
msin at home and sweiter the day away in sad
s.sppSsinssI sns md We can only wish them
A great many Of the sabbath schools, and
spa sn1s sSay .as
connected with The sunday.schooi Union.
They net :, rgsnnip square and ssoas
ssa s !soas distance az s etSS sgyona Soamsan So
leGe, where they celebrated the tth;
der. arriving at the grounds at about 10 O'Clock;
Charles II. Petus, chief marshalj Henry Pi-
pher, JsF. N. wilkinson,s and Andrew Warner
First Division Henry Pipher,. marshali
King's coiored band. Asbury school, number.
ing about 800, marshaned BY Lewis Howard
siik banner with the name OF school, and small
banner with gilt cross. Israel school, J. L. N.
| wilkerson, superintend entj marshalled by r.
about 400 in line. Beautiful banner, on the
front capital Of Christ blessing little chill
dren, and reverse, representation OF Christ as
Lord. o. House Of israel p aSuiYer little chill
| dren to come unto me,n and name Of school,
with the date Of organization, 1885. Zion Yves.
SRUn 1ssE
and I. Beckett. Fine banner Of red silk, with
| representations OF Christ as the Good Shep-
herd, and Christ blessing children. Aisq,sm
and open bible on a cushion carried by four
little girls. Nineteenth street Baptist school,
William Pune, superintendenti marshalled BY
| John Hunter, William Cole, and David Clark,
with about $50 pupils. Banner with painting
| OF an angel on the front, reverse, name oil
school and date Reorganization, 1896 number
Bethel, William Teet, superintendent; mar.
| shalled by John Bailey and Burgess, with
$50 pupils, bearing shields with notices and
Second Division-Andrew Warner, marshal
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian schoSl, q. IL
Peters, superintendent Amos Hin, marshal
with about 800 In line, white silk banner, ant
portrait OF Lincoln In front; reverse, purple
hMAllce to none, charity to ALP Ebenezel
school, Joseph W. Hin, superintendent; II
ware ana Joseph henson, mhrshhs, Loo "
several fags In line. Second Baptist school
@. Davis, snperintendenti Messrs Armstead
Green, and fieacner n WITH sGUu' ~ ~
name OF the school, with the words, Faith
Hope, and oharity'w was borne M the head o
the schooL Jonh wesley scnooi humoerint
ried several flags, under the superintendence
OF W. A. Freeman, marshalled by = Sim
mons; Union wesley scnooi, Is; a; green
soP, and 4. Day, msrshsi. about IsS papi i
line. Fine banner, on the 'front.' Of which "
portrait OF superintendent J. J: Oiintoni re
verse, ds,e o. organiln,i9H2u; mascn go, ~,
Galbrath Sunday school, T. street. between
Fourth and rum, was headed oy oiue cottoi
nag bearing the inscription slo,s IN Shhsps
on the otheri Basil Chase superintenaentiLe Len
Sel murray anu ~ srsnk Seni.er nun
Der OF scholars 100; All drissed neat,y ana nnde
Nathan, r. Pier, superintendent and marshal
numbering about 80 scholars, ard carrying Y
front an American nag In ne line ne Of IN
din; Mount risgah Ioi1oweu, unaer tne MAJ
|, shalship OF Wnliam II; Duinny, WIN mf
aassaway as superintendent. THIS school BOZ
words, God is love" on one side, and myriad
! | OF stars on the other, ana mao IN US RANKS ~
scholars. Shiloh Baptist, John Al. Washing
numbered about 70 scholars: ln front va
wa; the is.eriPsSn shiloh sH9pa,y;sshGSSHl;
and on the 90, other portrait o. eS-fseside !,
, Paine was the marshal Of this school. assiste
BY Henry Ward: .,,,. u,,, l., ,.,.,,
and created considerable surprise in the mind
5 Of those who were not aware OF the large mum
, Der OF colored children that are under instruC
I tion In the sabbath schools Of this city. vine
: hollow squsre around the spssEeE's stspt
and were addressed at eonsideraeae length b
! Mr.. j. NJ. LsnEston, Rev. ID: NJ. Anderson
Z land several others. The children enloye
I their edibles and the cool shade and sparkling
! their respective churches.
The RechAbites and Odd Fellows were me
: At Laurel Station by Laurel Tent Of Rechi
4 bites, Pautuxent Lodge Of Odd Fellows. an
= formed and marched to the Picnic grounds !
the following order, headed by line band
!. The several Sabbath schools OF Laurel, Laur,
|. Tent Of Rechabites, Eagle and PhGnix Tent
. Odd Fellows, and Odd Fellows OF Washingto
! | and elsewhere. Arriving at the grove the Old
= Fellows branched Off to the west stand, an
the Rechabites took the stand to the cas-
!. AZ this stand able addres, p were del,yere
OF Laureli MT. +. N. Bradiey, OF Washinstot
anu DINERS, me excrciscs Deing ihtersperse
o WIN music Ar, .,u,. -, =,
. Later IN the evening the ehliaren Of ~
Laurel sabbath schools gave very interes
Q ing exhloltion OF speaklng anu vocal mus
i. Az the stand, aiter prayer py Bro, Luth'
n Brsshears, snd me resdlng o. the peciaratio
inSunepenuenee * ne. S nro in,ern
: .esretsry Of The GSsnd f.odSe I q. O. +. of h
. othsrs a S'"'e'' ''he orator o' 'ne u"''' y"
y 81 Martina Cbureh Sunday.sohool. fcolo
. edl Rev. Father Ueroti pastor spent the da
al Howard University grove, TO which plaC