The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-26


a,,s,ua,ns hs.tins anna ,.tn.s, ~h,,, 90.
.r,ssd H. And ths reeppo,i a.. .r,.nd.a ~
sdopted' '''" y ""'''"
a; 4; X I, nsoya. , ogsE.s sss following,
Z" RSsoived. That kereeffer M w,ontb,v rcpoyts
Of tesohers shsil IA nrSssntsa'in IA fieIe N.
trict 10 M. Wilson, In the Second di,triot to
Moore; in the Fourth distr,sa 10 NJ. Law.
rence, And fHe frcssurst ~ III nav M mi Tor
ssisry without The spproysi Of dns Of he said
reotness Of tbc rcnort " 80 W - 1S'la
for coal and Heod n, ~ fosr ssSooi isstrssss
and th,s 10 ~ 5sssissa nss. tso
Fovier. Barbour' aSd a. Il. Sherik and thai
he would rseomm md thsi ne cohtfacts bs
awarded 70 me nfst four dfms nsnsd each for
a s ~ ne ne orasr sasy 80, saov.ss,
Mr. Dulis rSsS1S $500 that ia Bsssd coa.
tvns ~, Soohs' ~ tlonsfy. -. and asorse
Trsneis for fiiruisnihr soiooi rooms And ia
reoom meSdstions were ordered TO BE ludorsed.
~ 2alin os;sS ne !c y 4 xhlsS was
$780,. Thst the seryiees Of ali msr,ie,
fsmaie tsschers who have been ample "a, for
s,hc,. ~ w snn s,sn ~ yss ~ M pno.iS
with. "a - :,
Of The second Tussdsy In ssptsmSer. -
- 90 ..L a.l5. o.
siorsRs.--A called meeting OF the Fire Com.
mfssioners WAS he'd at tie City Hall last
nisht-present: Mayor Bowen, and Commis-
William Ii. Gorbutt. snd GeoSae W. Socdsii1
Nj. J. W. Thomr son pre.ided." ND
ne meeting wa, TIE srss. sSsl,snsnt peryaa
Ing Of the Board, and also tho accident that 90.
cg,,ed 70 the Frsntlia engine, and the killing
Mr. Thompson said he could not al a. q
partisan, apd would only occupy. his seat In
the Board for tho gooi q the sntire ecmnn-
Oonmissiosers, and Sc hoped the Mayor
would lay before the Board some written evi-
asag &c Of ne .spp,os..ion q ne .stion q
submit flying rumors. - 80 - -
The Mayor replied that he had received let
ters from prominent persons, and great excite.
the Uonmissionsrs 20 take some action ioof.
ing to the allayins Of the oxeitsmsnt. :
Mr.. aorbutt moved that the action OF the
nj ss e 70 as
and ladder eo saS sns.n n' n0'0' 'n' NOOK
MT; aood.,l moved that the action Of the
meeting until tonight, when he found 4 nste
nesns Hs hopssa MN 20
would be made 10 everything connected with
the Board. He amended the motion OF Mr.
aSodsii to the effect that the motion to recon
Der, when the killing OF the horse and the
accident to the Franklin engine could be In
vestigated. .... a. ...r. ...
The amendment was agreed to, and the
motion to reconsider was postponed until the
18th of September. 49, -
s. Me- s,d h. AZ
the Board, and let the Counolis scleot a more
efficient oommissioner in his stesd, a. he aid
not desire To ahoulder more than no oonid
carry. '" .Aoa'u'' ~''s '""a nv s'u''
The Mayor stated that he hoped the meet.
ing would transsct its business with niacrity.
&C he had the school board meeting to IL
tend to;
he would like 10 Al q question Of yeracity
between Mr.. o. S. Baker and his Honor, the
Mayor. IL. = 4 -'..'--U : = -
The Mayor said he could no. DO responsible
man. " i '''' ''~>e' W ~"S ''"''
Mr.. Thompson said tho speech Of Mr.. Baker
contained no less thar nine error. The paper
containing Bakers speech was handed 10 Nj,
Bowen, and after reading the article, he dis.
tsined In the reported Speech Of Mi. Baker,
| in the First ward, before he RepubIican meet
ing, held In said ward ON Thursday evening.
ne 10Th instant. wherein MI. Baker made
charge Mr.. Baker with iute ntionnf falsehood.
but he deemed some OF his statements inoor..
nj anompson moved thnt oommntee o.
| s1sr. pSp yieu ~ ih'ss'Bato 'he aeeiuent
| IT,. n,as,nn ~. =.
an Gn,hn,t 49, psn, anu ,r. nom
eo conn ute, .,...,-.
h. eh.ei ehB.neer Wns authoIIteu 70 senu