The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-10

THE SERENApE TO MAYOR BowEs-oRpsR
OF PROFESSIONALISM MARsHALs.-The
following order Of arrangements and route
Of procession has been agreed upon, aud IL
furnished us by the chief marshal, Colonel
Perry Carson;
The procession will form at o'clock on
Thursday evening, (sharp,) In front Of City
Hall, the First ward forming on Indiana ave-
nue., right resting on Third street. Second
ward will form on Louisiana avenue, right
resting on Four-and-a-half street. Third
ward will form on Louisiana avenue, right
resting on Sixth street. Fourth ward will
form on ID street, right resting on Sixth
street. Fifth ward will form on Q street,
right resting on Sixth street. Sixth ward
will form on @ street, right resting on Four
and-a-half street. Seventh ward will form
on G street, right resting on Third street.
The chief marshals for tho several wards
marshal's assistants, at the west wing Of
the City Hall, Immediately on their arrival
at the places OF general rendezvous desig-
mated above, and will be assigned their
places in the line by the chief marshal's as.
| sistants.
The procession will move at $3.50 o'clock,
precisely, the First ward holding the right Of
the division, aud moving down Third street
to Pennsylvania avenue; TO Fifteenth street;
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Mayors residence.
Returning, counter march down Sixth
street to City Hall and there dismiss.
The following are the chief marshaps aids
selected from the citizens OF the several
wards; their orders will be implicitly obeyed
as such. First ward, George Forester, Jas.
Bowie; Second ward, Edward Ambush, Abra.
ham Center; Third ward, John Freeman,
John Green; Fourth ward, Martin Cronln,
Lafayette Jeffries; Fifth ward, Edward At
kinson, Sam'l Williams; Sixth ward, Michael
Sinner, Richard T. johnson; Seventh ward,
James Pcake, George Newman.
GREAT FALLS Ice CoMPASY.-An I'D
journed meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Great Falls Ice Company was held last night
at ~ Louisiana avenue, for the purpose o
elccting officers to serve for the ensuing
year, with the following result; President
John Van Rlswick; vice president, q. b
Church; treasurer, +. Pilling.
The election for secretary was postponed
until the next monthly meeting, aud MIR. j
T. Callan requested to act temporarily.
An election was then had for board OF di
rectors, and the following gentlemen were
elected James L. Barbour, d. +. Morsell
J. W. Boteler, George W. Cochran, william
NJ. Gait, John Pettibone and Herman Burns
It was resolved that the books for stool
be closed until the list Of March next.
The annual report was read, which shovel
! the company TO be In 1ourishing condition
and much credit for the success OF the com
pany Is accorded to Mr.. 8. W. X. Handy
the superintendent.
It will be remembered that the Ice GRO
failed last year In this section, but notwith
standing the fact the company has album
dainty supplied the public with tho Norther
product, and will continue so to do when ic
Is not to be obtained In this section; but Ia
dications arc now that the company will no
, be compelled to resort to the North this sea
son, as every prospect presents itself OF
cold and long winter, when an abundan
supply will be gathered here.