Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-04

RrcuInrrr CrtrppLTroS At TuR NAVY
ytpn.-Fauie Tent, No. 3, !. o. OF r., cele-
hrated Inc twenty first anniversary OF their
-. ni,ation bv an entertainment Wednesday
o,ss,,ing Al Dad Fellows' hall. Seventh street,
Fssi Washington. In the early part Of tho
evening tho members Of Eagle Tent visited
Inc brethren OF Phmnlx Tent at their hal,
on Ninth street, and, marshalod by 7. D. G.
r. W. II. Overly, escorted them to Odd
Follows' hall. A large delegation Of Heber
Tent, Of Georgetown, was also present.
The hall was crowded TO it, utmost ca
paeity. Thos. D. Marsh, Past Chief Ruler,
High Tent Of the United States, presided,
aud Ia his opening address gave the follow
ing Interesting statistics, setting forth the
growth and prosperity Of Eagle Tent, No. 2,
from its organization to the present time, al
well as the amount done as local organiZa-
ttou for the amelloratlon OF their fellow-men.
On tho evening Of tho 10th Of January,
1870, a company Of gentlemen met with
Columbia District Tent at the old ODD Eel.
lows Hall, corner OF q and Seventh streets,
pursuant to a previous arrangement for tho
purpose Of organizing a tent OF ReohRbites at
the Navy Yard. The original charter mem-
bers were Michael Carroll, Robert HAsklus,
John Garter, W. Z. Hutchinson, Isaac Roll
Inns, VIM. Ready, Ches: A. Cor, Henry
aetEendauner, VIM. II. Thompson, VIM. II.
Geo Allen Jamps Rollinag A., ana C;rpndI
son 3. Tanslll, Al tho NEXT meetIng three
other charter members were initiated. Viz
Daniel Kllesa. WIN. MoKenpa and Alex.
Cross. OF the eighteen charter members,
none are now members Of tho tent. OF the
three members first initiated, two Of them
were present last evening.
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THn NRy GOVERNMENT ron TINE DtsTntc1
Tim CoMNnrTEH or ONH HUNpRED.-
Judge Fisher Yesterday announced Inc fol-
lowing Committed, In Accordance with Tho
resolution passed. at the citizens meeting NJ
Lincoln hail, 10 urge upon Congress the i'm.
portanee of having a government for the
District Of Columbia with power 10 leglslatc
upon all rightful subjects OF iegIsiatlon not
inconsistent with the Constitution OF the
United States; tho right Of suffrage to be 10
noWise abridged; F..a
VIM. 8. Huntington, DR.. G. II. CruEin,
Riley A. shinu, George W. Deall, Henry ID.
Cooke, Alfred Pope, Adolphus Hall, Thos.
l.. Tullock, A. d. Mullett, A. B. DIN, Jas.
A. MAgruder, VIM. II. Philip, II. Peck, John
| W. Vanhook, James II. Young, ]. r. Nc
| Council, George Martin, Thomas Logan, z.
d. Gilman, FitShugh Coyie, VIM. Gunton.
Lewis J. Davis, J. G. McKelden, William
Ballantyne, Gen. o. o. Howard, Gen. W. T
Sherman, Admiral Dahlgreu, A. r. Shep
herd, Moses Kelly, HRllet Knbourn, John r
Mitchell, A. 3. eolomons, ]. w. Thompson
r. NJ. Hall, VIM. Byphax, @. II. Stansbury
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