The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1870-01-06

an applicant for position Of letter carrier.
Mr.. Bowvn said hevould not promise Mr.Ha
ton a posltion, aud that was the whole story.
Mr.. Allen Coma then moved that the re-
port OF the committee be taken mp foy con-
sldorhtiout which wa agreed to.
Mt. W. II. Scott objected to the report,
as there were Objectionable names on the
list. There were fourteen names reported,
nine white, and Eve colorcd. That was not
q fair shake. The coloied men were In the
majority, aud at leas, should have an equal
repref entatlon.
Here Patrick 7 obey opened his mouth aud
poured forth denunciatlon Of Mr.. Scotpa
objections as unworthy Of the object OF the
club. The Fourth ward had as many true
Irish Republican supporters as the "dom
mayer" could count. The intensity Of Mr..
Folsy's remarks were the subject Of laugh
able criticisms, and he finally concluded BY
leaving the hail,
The list Of nominees, with the exception
OF John II. Johnson-Mr. John Burnside
being elected In his place-wero then unanl-
mously elected. The executive committee
Is as follows Maurice Murphy, W. 8. Morse,
?. H.'Donagan, Benz. Mccoy, John l.. Hlck-
man, Thomas Kllby, William Bowen, Martin
Cronln, w, II. Marlborough, Lafsyotte JEFF
frioa, AndreW Gleason, sidney Mcfarland,
Marcelns West, W. +. Holton and John
Burnside.
On motion, the president, vice president,
treasurer and secretary were constituted
er o1ieio members Of the executive commit
tee.
Benz. Crowley was elected assistant re-
cordinR secretary.
Mr.. A. NJ. Green replied 10 Mr.. Hatton's
remarks, and said they were ungentlemanly,
yet no more than could be expected from
that source. During the course Of his ro-
marks ho alluded 10 conversations between
himself and Mr.. HAtton, and said he had
always taken particular pains 10 have wit
Noses Of his conversations.
Mr.. Hatton wanted TO know what he al
luded to. II private conversations were TO
DO paradod In public he might tell some
things not as agreeable 10 the car Of Nj.
Green A. he would wish 70 hear. :,
Mr.. Green asked what he alluded 10.
Mr.. Hatton referred to his saying that he
(Green) proposed 10 DO elected to the noml-
nAtlEg convention, and there play the devil
with Mayor Bowen's calculations next
spring. .. . .
Mr.. Green denied the assertion, and chAl-
lenged Mr.. II. 10 state the time and place
whom II was made.
Some explanations ensusd, whom Mr..
Green said he must deny tho assertion.
Mr.. Hatton proposed TO swear before any
magistrate that he had stated the truth.
A voice, Would not believe you on q
stack Of bibles.
The Chair objected 10 the interruption,
and at the conclusion Of Mr.. Green's TO
marks the meeting adjourned.
VIsTToRs TO THE Poor. The Washington
Society for tho Improvement Of the Condl-
tlon Of the Poor, have appointed q number OF
ladies and gentlemen to act as visitors In the
different wards. Applications for aid should
nrst be made 10 one Of these visitors, In the
ward In which the applicant resides, whose
duty II will DO TO visit and report the case TO
the nearest director, and, II found destitute
and deserving, the director will issue orders
for such articles as arc most needed
First Ward-Mlss 7. Flagler, Peunsylyaula
avenue, opposite DR.. Newman'S, near Circle;
Miss Redford, II street, between Eighteenth
aud Nlnsteenthi Mn. Rntwisle, II street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenthi Henry
Birch, Twentleths treet, between NJ aud N;
@. T. McGlue, corner Sixteenth and l. streets;
Cornelius Clark, @ street, between Elgh-
tenth and Nineteenth.
Second ward-Dr. J. Il. Bushnell, north
west corner Thirteenth and N streets; Israel
Ollie, o street, bstWeen Tenth and Eleventh
streets; DR.. J. Walter, No. 372 L street.
between Tenth and Eleventh; Mrs. c. PeterS,
45l NJ street; Mrs. NJ. Puiney, corner N and
Thlrteenthi Mrs. Hoover, corner NJ and
ThlrteonthI Rev. Mr.. JoWery, Az NJ street,
between Twelfth and Thirteenth.
Third ward-Rey. Geo. A. Hall, Y. NJ. c,
A., corner Ninth and d; Rev. Henry Bailey,
Eighth street west, between r and 81 Mrs
Martin johnson, 800 Z street, between Ninth
and Tenth; Mrs. Jas. NJ. Blanchard, $40 M
street, betweenth Fourth and Flflh, Mrs
David McClelland, Boundary, intersection
Ri ode Island avenue and Fourth street
Mrs. s. L. Fenwlck, 523 I street, between
Sixth and SEVENTH Lieut.. James johnson
Seventh street Statlou-houSe; Lieut.. John
Kelly, corner New York avenue and Ninth
streets; Sergeant Grier, corner New Yorl
avenue and Ninth street, Mrs. Olive Free
man, 4l3 Tenth street. ......l
Fourth ward-Mlss Sophia TIlley, corner
Missouri avenue and Third street; p. A.
Byrne, Seventh street, rear Gi Jas. N. Cal.
Ian, y street, near General P. Oh Mrs. VIM.
Powell, New York avenue, near First street
Mrs. Reynolds, Gil | street, between Third
and Fourthi Mrs. Boss, corner II and Fourtl
street; Mrs. Jones, II, near First street; Mrs
j. W. Clark, 2l4 d street, Capt. @. T. Need
ham, i65 Missouri avenue, between -Four
aDd-a-hAlf and Sixth street.
fluh hAru-hrb. W. L. NICHOLSON, cor
ner Fourth street and @ north; Mrs. Gen. N
P. Chapman, corner First street east and l
north Mn. T. Over, First street east, DO
tween d aud Z south; Mrs. A. z. Clark, 10
East Capitol street.
Sixth Ward-Mrs. VIM. Boron, Eight
street, near Wallach school bulldinKI Nc
GIN Pearce, Howard buildings; Rev. IsaAl
Cross, N street, between Third aud Fourth
Navy Yard.
Seventh Ward-A. Watson, 5S4 TWelitl
street, Isaac johnson, l. street, between
Third and Four-and-A-half Sampson Nut
ter, d street south, between Second Ant
Third west, L. n. Boyd, 423 Virginia ave
nue.; Mr.. Gunnell, corner y and Sixth streets
Rev. J. NJ. Johnston, four-and-a, half street
between N and N; Miss Gibson, corne
Eighth and d streets, Anthony Bowen, Z
between Ninth and Tenth streets; Mrs. T. Y
Lloyd, corner Eleventh and streets.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NATIONAL LABoi
UMoN.-Pursuant TO adjournment this com
mlttee met yesterday morning In thei
roomsi A. T. CaVis, esq, In the chair, An
Gen. II. Cameron, OF Texas, secretary
After the transactlon OF the regular bus
ness, Col. d. 8. Curtiss, OF Wisconsin, seer,
tary Of tho elght-hour national COMMITTEES
made report In regard TO their action; Whe
| Gen. A. N. VIM, OF California, reporte
on the speech Of Senator Morrill,, of Vei
mont, 10 the Senate, December IL, 1891
! Ial n r. a