The national Republican., 1869-06-10

THs Turp WAND RrrunLioAN oLun met
Wisewsil Barracks last night X. J. Beale,
pres'oent' In inc chair, J. W. frazee, seore.
Mr. ]. r. Wright said he thought a, the cleo
ss ,ctto,y e .d q there
nesting. % monthly i iessss i future. r. ws,l make their
.uss:s Ms ss,,s s FIX fSUwist iSf% S Mr. wEA'
Rsscirsd, That. unless specially called by the
president, thi. club meet on the hrst wednes.
The resolution, after some discussion, was
d: 6eitrlek offered the following; which
r. as',,ssd ,s, That John 2. ol.ry be expelled
'ns ar %iiss. s,,e ne ain,
election Of member Of the executive com.
mittee to all the ysosney caused By the expui.
RSS. Ss %. a..n sssa s. ~ .:o,sS ,S e m S q.
cancy.
MI. Lewis wanted to reconsider the re,olu.
Mt. dfssa :pOis so%S % time % 10 a asnanssistlon Snsit
2. 0i,s,y, after which Mr.. Lewis withdrew his
Several other member. paid their eompIl.
ment. to Mt. olsry, after which Mr.. Freem.n |
SAID they were spendlng more time upon Mr.. |
Ciary than the subject was worth. Ne there
dress tho nesting. After thAnking the club |
ioI his nomination and election and congratu.
,,.no ,a me member. ipa ,S pIon the result q the
called the banner ward for good order. He
laughed at the rumors that the Republican Of
me rhird ward intended to create any dis
Referring TO the defested csndId.tc. for
nominAtions that had left them, he thought
Ssrnony would be better "Ga lusursa witS III
Mf. Bssli referred to tn. boast. of certain
l "a nj "a tn
Monday morning. They had msde their boasts
went to Bladensburg and came down on the
be a boy. This man entered the ist regiment
| seven years ago. II he was eighteen now he
could have been but eleven when he entered
On motion Of Mr.. Frsrcc, the club then ad.
CASE OF ALLEoHp TRgsPAss.-E. ], shoe
maker, James Fitzgerald and Walter Tutvcy,
OIL Georgetown, were arraigned before Justice
Walter yesterday afternoon, on the complaint
Of Mrs. Mary A. Paul, also OF Georgetown,
charged with malicious trespAss, In cutting
down = Number Of trees alleged to be on prop.
Mr.. ID. L.. Shoemaker, some time since, pur.
chased certain property of J. Chandler Smith,
part OF which was north Of an alley ndioln.
OF which 1t was desired to erect fence, which
was objected to BY Mrs. Paul. Counsel for the
defence argued that their clients had a right
i
aolesr title for the property on which It is
about to be erected. A number OF witnesses
were produced on each side. but, In order TO
tiuued to future day.
THB M,ssrRRLs At THE NArroNAL-A
tie sssoeiaiion sriisie, Of Kelly 1 %eon's %
| troupe, at the National Theatre Tonight, Mr.
Johnny Hart, favorite performer, late OF
end, in the drst part, heretofore filied by Mr..
Dixey. The advent OF MIR. Hart will add 10
the enjoyment OF the patrons Of this talented
hibition Of merit In their peculiar line OF
business. MIR. Charles Melville, the business
agent Of the company, who has been untiring
arrangements for the troupe 10 appear In Bal.
| timote on Monday evening next, therefore
the citizens OF Wa'hington have but few
entertainments which they offer.
GERxAs VETERAN UNIoN.-This assoeIa-
nips oe MI VIII. s, mee %ssstSg ' eve
Jenck In the chair.
A letter from President Damn WAS received
his gratiacsiion At the passage OF Of the Xii in.
troduelng the German language into the
| A letter from Columbia Turn yereIn was
received, inviting the union to attend their
pic mic on the 2sth instant at LGfiier's GArden;
which Invitation was accepted.
| 8,
Eichholtz, Yetter and Schneider, was Np.
pointed TO examine into thu accounts OF the
union.
The union then adjourned.
|
| NAVY YARD AYpAIRs.-The workmen in
some branches OF mechanics In the navy yard
being sufficient to guarantee full time being
made.
Intellisenee has been received a. the yard
that the United states steamer Neipsic, now
on duty in the Gulf squadron, has been or.
a new propeller, OF the hPorter" patent
| Several appointments have recently been
made in the ordnance department. The cx.
eitement which prevailed In consequence Of
and joiners has subsided, and all hands are
now quietly working together.
The audiences at the National Theatre have
been slim for the past three nights, caused, ms
4 stated by the .fnowlns ones" By reason Of
zens the eniree 70 all parts OF places of amuse.
ment. 1t would appear that the fun.loying
public are more nice than wise, from the fact
that they are depriving themselves OF their
enjoyment when there 10 no occasion for It. as
none % the eolored population have as yet
desired % to go beyond the portion Of the build.
ArroisTMssT..We are pleased TO learn
that Mr.. A; q, Mills, Of New York, has been
chitect's Once of the Treasury Department.
MT. Mills Is young man OF fine promise, and
having fs ,erysd hi. soHniry faithfully during
milton at the hands of the present Administra.
tion. We wish him every success in the re.
sponsihle position to which he has been ap-
pointed.
Boous yIcR PREsrDExT.-Yestcrday
morning the officers In the cash room Of the
Treasury Department were greatly ANNOYED
| by the opportunities OF a man who was evil
IDENTITY insane, and who ayows himself as the
the United States. He says that the other S'
| y. is bogus, and was urgent In his demands
ior his salary to be paid him. Mr.. Clarvce
| being called upon, sent the crazy man 10
police headquarters, from whence he will be
sent to the Insane Asylum.
RUNAWAY AND AcoiDESr.-On Tuesday Al.
| te:noon, about 10 O'Clock, a horse attached to
ner Of Seventh and NJ streets. K little boy,
street at the time, was knocked down d By the tt
| animal, and the little fellow received severe
isjuIies. He was attended by DR., Taylor, Of
was doing as well as could be expected.
DIsoRDBRLY PRooRRDINGs-A good deal Of
excitement was oecasioned about II O'Clock
last evening In the yicinity of Eighth and ID
streets, caused by a drunken fight between two
men, named Crampsey and Swain, who had
been drinking In a restaurant near by and had
gotten into the row over their cups. Two OF
the Sixth prerinot police promptly arrested
the parties, and they will have 4 hearing At
the Central guard.houso this morning.
DAsTARDLY AssAULT.-On Monday evening
as Julian Wright and youth named Just son |
OF Mr.. Charles Just, was passing along X
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets thcy
were attacked 10y "a crowd Of drunken coloTcd |
men and beaten severely. Warrants have
been issued for the arrest OF some o the party,
aud II 10 to be hoped they will speediIy Be
brought to punishment.
NATIONAL DRAR-MUTE CoLLKUE va CuLUM-
HAN CoLLkok.-The match game between the |
henlalls, OF the National Deaf.mute College,