The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-17

names Of tho following gentlemen, who were
unanimously elected.
Hon. a. q. Riddle, DR.. D. 8. Evans, DR..
II. d. Noble, CO.. d. u. Hamlink, Simon
Wolf recorder of deedsi VIM. ?. shcarman,
Messrs. Walter d. Davidge, Samuel l.. Phil |
lips, John J. Bcall, James @. Kennedy, Geo.
b. McCartcc, superintendent bureau Of print |
ing and engraving, Treasury Department,
II. A. Chadwick, James Rankin Young, r.
W. Pratt, ]. W. Wetherall, George Wood,
8. p. Wrisley, George Morris, Samuel Nor
mcnt, Thomas Wilson, Henry 8. Davis, John
d. Patterson, WIN. NJ. Tilcston, @. 3. Gait,
X. II. Taylor aud Samuel Lewis.
Prof. r. @. Dyrenforth, who ha, trans
lated into English the German songs sung
by the society, was unanimously made an
Inactive member. A number Of active mem
bers were also proposed. The number OF
inactive members now connected with this
Organization Is over one hundred, the names
Of whom have already been published, and
Il Ia proposed that the committee having
this matter In charge should cease their
solicitations for the present.
Tho executive committee were instructed
10 consider the expcdiency Of concert
being given at an early date for the enter
tainmcnt Of the inactive members, and report
at the next meeting. The practice last night
was had with this object In view.
=
CARD PROM Mr.. 8. woLF.-Elitor Of ths
Rspubiiedn: Dear sir: In answer to your cd.
itoral OF today / respectfully submit the
followingi
/. have no quarrel with the REPUBLICAN
or Its publisher.
9. Ihave not had, nor have now, bill
pending 10 the Councils for reimbursement,
the appropriation necessary having been
| passed In 1866.
8. "Thc war of words" is q myth, and
never transplred.
4. After careful perusal Of my remarks
cannot 1nd one word wherein claimed to
be q representative German. I simply stated
that 'as German aud Republican," &C.;
and before saying this consulted leading
German Republicans. did not deem II me-
ccssary then, nor do I non, to consult those
Germans who have never acted with the Re-
publican party.
Respectfully, 8. WOLF.
wAsHIsoTOS. b. C. Nov. Is. 1907.
SIXTH WARD REPUBLrcASs.-A meeting
OF the Sixth ward Republican club was held
last night at Mission chapel, with Charles
Champion, president, In the chair, and
Richard 7. johnson secretary.
Mr.. r. T. johnson offered the following,
which was adopted
Rssoiped, That the Republican club Of the
Sixth ward heartily endorse the sdministra
| tlcn OF Mayor Bowen, and ~cn"-s'n'ste him
Upon his aequltiai nth foul charges ms de
syAtnst him, and we are eve. ,uk.oa. to give
him our aid and support In putting down the
would-be disorsanizers OF the Repubiicsn
party.
Amer the transaction OF some routine bu
siness the club adjourned.
INTERESTING THANKSGIVING SERVICE. -
Tomorrow at II O'Clock at the Metropolitan
, church, corner OF Four-and-a-half and c
streets, the Rev. DR.. Newman will preach
and 1t Is believed a sermon OF great power
and interest will be delivered. The them,
chosen, VIC learn, is one Of profound interest
to all Americans, relating, as 1t will, to tn,
progress and mission OF this nation among
the peoples Of the earth. Such subject
J handled by one OF our most gifted American
diyines, as DR.. Newman is conceded to be
Will not fail to produce deep impression
and accomplish good.
CUMMISs' EXTENSIVE SHOE ESTABLISH
T MEST, Seventh street, seems to be the favor
D lite resort Of purchasers 10 the shoe line, an,
very naturally SO from the fact that no othc
establishment In the city presents so larg
: aud desirable au assortment. The nev
: winter stock Is by far much larger and evei
more select than at any previous season
: thereby giving the large trade of the hous
and the public the greatest advantage. \
! BIRTHDAY CELEBnATIos.-A party O
. ladies and gentlemen assembled last night q
q the popular hotel Of Mr.. Christopher Mades
! corner OF Tenth and Z streets. to celebrat
4 the twcnty.thIrd birthday OF Mrs. Mades
q This party was entertained with vocal au
Q Instrumental music, refreshments, &C., an
i Mrs. Mades was the recipient of many beau
9 tlful gifts from her friends.
;, CLOTHING, CLOTHING, CLorHISG.-Fo
: GentlemeI's, Boys and Childrcn's 0yercoats
J. Capes, Business Suits, Dress Suits and Fun
s nlshing Goods at our usual low prices.
G Oak Hall Clothing House,
), l.. d. BARBOUR & Co.,
400 Seventh street, opposite Post ONCE.
: N. b. Suits made to order In the best mar
's ner at thirty'six hours notice. N
!, IIoYkhD DIVISION No. 7, s. Of T., eel,
A brate Its fourth anniversary at its hall, Use,
ond floor, Union League Building, 4s1 Mint
l. street, this evening, and will open the
IL doors tothe public at s o'clock. Gen. o. {
l. Howard and others will address the m eetlnl
a aud fine musical programme will be pr
II sentcd. Admission free. All arc invited.
ie FoR UndcBhlrts and Drawers, at so, O,
IS 15 aud 81, go to Franc & Goldman, N,
It SIC Seventh street, between d and Z street
D. and Marble Hall, No. ass Seventh stree
iy opposite Patent Office. U
1t BAGGAGE DELAYEp.-Thc passengers /
I'd the through train from New York, which a
rived last evening had their baggage delaye
c. by the breaking Of the box Of one of II
,f wheels ofthc baggage cal, which necessitate
Of the leaving of that car In Wilmington unit
In now wheel could be put on.
10 ~
81 FIRE.-A leak OF gas In house on Ne
m York avenue, between Twelfth and Thi
s, tecnth streets, occupied by DR.. McNei
OF caused slight explosion and an alarm
Q. fre from box 81. The fire department we
IT. out, but did not go into service. Damag
sl5.
Il.
IN ARREST OF SNEAK THIEvEs.-The dete
tlves last night arrested Henry Thadwel
1T Joseph Atwell. Rashe Bolster, Lew. Don
hue, VIM. A. Birch and W. Murphy, all n
~ torlous characters, on various charges, or
locked them up In the Central gnard -hou
:, for hearing this morning.
70 FRANC S GOLDMAN have just open,
a. another splendid Gents Furnishing at N
y, 5lG Seventh street, between ID aud
'e streets. \
Of CUMMISs' Doors AND SuoEs,
ed 847 Seventh Street,
tn Next to Northern Market and X.
he
NJ NJ LOCAL NOTICES.
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~ without being Irritating. As a nutrient II
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to nursing mothers. As remedy Ii cur
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N stomach by Its wonderful combination
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