The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

I 0ChI, DEPARTING
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The detective corps oil rhiladciphia LOOK
charge OF tue matter, ana omcet OnaIies
Miller soon succeeded IN gaining ipior-
matlon when ied MN 10 pelleVe tnat tne
sailors oil the Iailapoosa were the gallty
parties. Accompanied by TWO young men
VINO mad seen the auair, ne arrived In tnis
city yesterday morning, and securing tne
cooperation OF Detective McDevitt, tney
proceeded TO the hayward, where, upon
showing their authority, the ofhcers OF the
steamer rendered them ready assistance In
searching the vessel. Inc crew were mus
tered and the two sailors named ABOVE
were at once Identified. Admiral Dahlgren,
upon being informed as 70 the matter, at
once decided TO allow the men 10 DC taken
from the yard. they were conveyed 70 the
Central gnard.house, where tney were de-
tained until time 10 take the o;4o p M tram
for Philadelphia.
While waiting for the train dispatch
was received from Mayor Fox, stating that
Vicrheller had died from the effects OF his
wounds. This fact was stated to the men,
and produced visible effect, Smith saying
that he supposed he must take the conse-
queuces," while Cox stated that he had
nothing to do with the assault, and that II
was "smth's work entirely" They will
have hearing as soon as they reach Phila-
The CHORAL socIErr.-This society held
Its regular monthly meeting last evening,
full membership being present AT O'Clock
the vice president, g. r. BOND, esq, called
the meeting to order, and after the report OF
the secretary, Mr.. y. I. Ever, on benali Oh
the committee appointed 10 extend invita-
tons TO gentlemen desiring 70 become mac,
tive members, submitted partial report, ana
f'NsShsNA VIZ
men, VINO were UNANIMOUSLY electeu' Ven
W. 7. sherman, Gen. T.; u, Iownsend, Hon
L. b. french, george e. BAKER, n. d, Dew
ereux, DR.. j. l.. Mason, Or. ID. L. Wobl-
haupter, u. Z. Root, captain george Il.
roe, Asbury Lloyd, Oscar X. Harris, editor
OF NATIONAL REPUBLICANS Hon. Hugh NC
Culloch, Col. e. 5. Parker, l.. X. futile,
Col. Frank Jones, 9. T: Benedict, Seth John
son, Hon. H. H. Hnrlourd, John D. hnok,
Q. W. Boteler, william o.. Metzerott,
| DR.. j. d. Blake, president National Metre o.
politan Bank Moses nelly, esq, cashier Ma
! tional Metropolitan Bank Alex. II. shcp-
herd, Thos. VI. shepherd, H. u. Mohnn, w.
Blanchard, A. 5. solomons, ): T. Brown,
Alderman W. W. Moore, ID. w. Middleton,
RoOt. Drinkard, JAS. l.. fitch, j. ). May,
A. f. Perry, ]. Markrter, j. NJ. Latta, Jos.
ii. Blackfan, CHIEF Clerk Post Onice De
| partment; Fitzhugh Coylc, L.. j. OToole
| W. ii. Dempsey, Daniel holb, Mark Young,
WIN. d. Todd, G. 7. Todd, Hugh Caperton
WIN. +. Mattingly, A. T. Brady, VIM. b.
Webb, Enoch Totem, Eugene Carusi, Jno
J. johnson, j. p. Franklin, Jos. l.. Savage,
| Clinton VI. Rice, +. Hcycr.
| 1t will be seen that the above list com
| prIses the names of our most influential
P',n,,,I ~ ,roar,h, c,,I,,ns Oh 40 ave-
$3.50 ~. ~ ,,an,i:,n.n ,hr,nah whnsn in
sented by tue gentlemen thtough whose IN
u,
| Highest regard for the society and its mem
hasshin 6ther. Of our citizens have signi
| t',a's,too 80 oannaa,ins, ,har,sa7Hrn
with hi, oryanizaiion. which il certain I,
become a pernIneut Institution in onr cit '
ONO Assoct,Ttoy.-The reguIar montbl,
mee,Ing of hi, association was held Ins
evening In the lecture room OF Columbia
Law bniiding. The president. Mr., Ganre
wer. being absent. the vice president. Mr..
French. tool, The chair.
| Nj McCrew chairman of tho executiy
committee, reported that the Committee ha
made arranyements for n hail in which IN
socinbles of The association could be held
known ma q recn's Hall. Mt No. lSD Pennsyl
yania avenue. between Seventeenth an
Mr, stetson called on the treasurer for
report of the finances of the association
which was rendered.
On motion, the sum of sIj was appropr
ated for the expenses of the ensuing quartz
commencing on tho lat day of November.
On motion, the following resolutions wei
adopted:
Rr,,lpsd, That the secretary, Mr.. Bryan,
instructed TO prepare, under the supervise
. OF the president, circular lnyitlnY ohiohi
become nn'hnets o. ms nS, 20 ro,. 4,
) printing OF so many copies Of such circular
. the president may deem advisable.
g. That the secretary be authorized to pr
IuLt ~ sn, as % M. i
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mr. McureM snNc no'Go tnnt nc Wou'
oher, w coni nIl"ee win tnc CONSTITUTION,
resolution ~ thc next regular meeting pr
Vlulhg mat thG CONSTITUTION on ahehueu
Us 10 pro'lue thai hereafter regular theetin;
for business aud social purposes be he
semi.monthly, al such times Us shall be ix'
by the executive committee.
Mr.. Kerr also gave notice that he won
offer at the next regular meeting resol
ton providing that the constitution be
amended as to increase the dues from INVENT
t monthly.
i On motion the meeting adjourned.
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: THE MISSING MAS.-Nothlng has vet be-
heard of Thomas Lewis, ir., whose sudd,
: disappearance has caused SO much Apr
j LensIon In the minds of his numerous frien
= and relatives In this city. Yesterday a rum
b gained credit that hat similar to that wo
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