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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-13
BUSINESS HOUSES.

OlRAIG, r.. G. & CO., SEEDS, IMPLE-
~ ments. etc., $40 Main St. jackson Block.
CtATHOLIC BOOKSTORE, 3l2 SECOND ST.
" near Monroe. w. j. Mansford. Prop'r.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-04-13

CITY BANK, NEW BANK BUILDING,
~ Madison street. s. II. Tobey. Pres't;
E. c. Kirk Cashier ..I. IN B
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15


TaE CoIoRED SCHOOL INyEaTI0LTIoS.-
Tho attention Of the undersigned has been
called to an article under tho above TUE
In YOUR paper of to-day, Ia which II Is stated
that the evidence before the Senate Commit
tee on the District Of Columbia diseloaes a
startling state Of Affairs in the management
OF tho schools and tho diHbursemonts OF the
money provided for their hHpporti that bills
have been paid without inquiry and Il con-
clusiyely appears that large amounts OF
money have been squhuderod 10 q manner
that Looks very much ~ though private In
terests have been served. -, l..
As the honorable Secretary Of the Interior
has not yet deemed the publication OF the
evidence taken and this conclusions arrived
Mt by the committee desirable, We 90 not
intend TO state what facts were brought 10
lIpht. but reasonable regard for our own
position before the public and the factA re-
qulre that we should deny the statemehts
therein made. No such startling disclosures
Wero made as are hinted at, aud no evidence
was given showing the nnlsaPpropriatlon OF
single dollar OF tho school fund. 20"
Tho treasurer Of the board iles aquar-
terly statement with The honorable Secretary
OF tho Interior, OF all receipts aud oxPendi-
lures, with the balance Of money on hand,
with duplicate vouchers for every dollar ex.
pended and these Rre immediately referred
10 the Commissioner Of education for his
scrutiny, Who, has up 70 this timo fouhd no
disbursements made juStifying such charges.
The undsTsiguod arc at all times ready TO
answer before any COMMITTEES or tribunal for
their Stewardship, conscious Of never having
done an act In connactlou With their trust
that will NOT bear the most rigid invostiga-
tlon, either In reference 10 tho expenditure Of
the fund entrusted'tto them, or 20 their ap-
polntment Of teachers and the general man
agemsnt Of the interests Of the schools! %
ga ...f a..l ALRHHD Jonns,
-. -. Trustee and Treasurer.
.r. .aEt-.s ..raT1 CHARLIE KIRo, a
.. ID rHH TTuatoe and Secretary.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

OoLUMBn Turn VERKIN.-Last even
ing the members OF this association assem-
bled attheir hall, on New Jersey avenue, for
the purpose Of recelving magnificent nag,
which had been made 70 order for the asso-
citation at Leipzig, Germany.
The Tag was presented through the com.
mlttee 10 VIM. Helms, president OF tho Co.
lumbiA Turn Verein, who responded on
behalf Of the association In q neat speech.
After the nag presentation Miss Lizzie
GhTiaiuRps 90. sofalsaf.ta" isdAsti-pds. 0I
color bearer AFTER which Mrs.. Helms
crowned the nag with q magnificent wreath
of natural flowers and eyergreens.
The nag Ii an exquisite specimen OF
haudiwork, being wrought In elaborate gold
embroidery. On ono side, In a red field, ID
the name OF the association, In gold, the re.
verse containing the coat OF arms Of the
United States, resting on iambeau, aud a
drawn sword, symbolic OF light and liberty.
The whole Is crowned by an emblem Of
watchfulness, snylroned by a wreath OF
acorn and laurel. I'd
The nag cost some $500, and was manu-.
featured BY Mr.. J. A. Hietsl, at Leipzig.
At the conclusion OF the ceremonies this
Dag was plRoed In . glass case, aud was the
admiration Of all present. ..
The door, At 10 o'clock, was cleared fof
the dance, when the "tTipptbg,il on the light
fantastic toan vas the nrdAr ninth mast mid
night, tho party separating With loud
"huELA" for the success Of tho Columbia
Turn Yerien. Tal.err ' sa3Gr ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

As ACT making an appropFihIon lot lno
erection OF school building In tho Third
school district. ..-...... 4.
Be Il enacted bv hc board Of Aldermen and
Board Of Common Council Of hs Guy Of
Washhlqfon, That the sum Of nine thousand
dollars, or 80 much thereof as may DO noces-
sary, be, and the same Is hereby, approprl-
ated ont OF the school building fund for the
eroction OF o school building OF sufficient
capacity TO accommodate four schools In tho
Third school diGtrict, in square numbered
oo6, and on lots numbered respectively 10
and 20, Belonging to this corporation. The
monet 10 be expended under the direction
OF the Mayor and sub Boards OF Trustees OF
Public Schools for that school district.
Approved December II, 1860.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

--. NJ, OAaon h.u
DEDICATION " 49, "a ,hoson,shi. 20,
having been Temooei.t 800 Ia S"st My,
utica IN an e,ogaus ~, ~ is{ltsiI ~ an. srs,.
publicly dedleAtSo - y. ,s,ss, ~ I. -,
pie Q, honot; ~. hait va c,ss,,s.S
faTorsolo Neltner Nv ~ . ,.cnIlsi : Inter.
estlng and entereIuiuH -. ,,.,a s,,hii, 49,.
mestnB was oPeueu W. .s..I.I t.rnnIr. ma
monies I9t oponlak ~ .,',,.,s,., vsrisd Win
the eyenlng nv. .n,,,,s = a ~ - -
spvAhlng, ts ~ Mo,hsr yashington was
porIan Vi moSu ,a,,,,a ~ Rsotbsr A.
presented 70 w 49,. yts,Ay nrssid.
H. Mslei, ene IsseNVu " wy '''''N'
Ing, malta Sonnsen; " !. !.,..,,,,o ,arorsr.
During the e'enlnk pHI " NJ. p
anee snaIt Nss PLesSu ~ aoyJ,.i rrA,,nio 10
Reed from the ladies' OF me soelai reInpie tS
tho Temple OF Hoh1t, Mn'S% ~ Th,ss
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

DEsrERtTH AssLuLT.-An Italian fruit
yonder, named Carlo D, Rltobrelto, was held
for.c9uft BY Justice Harper yesterday, on the
charge Of having committed a desperate
ashanti and battery with Intent 70 XIII, a
,ountrIman nkmed Clio Ratio. The dlfieuitT
aross about the possession OF a fruit stand,
and Carlos meeting Clio near the corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue AID Twelfth street,
attacked him With q knife, emitting him &c,
yerely On the check. When taken yesterday
Carlos was about 10 leqye tho city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

OFFICIAL HEroRTs prove that Hofs
Malt Extract has shown an lncalculable in-
aueuce on the condition Of the sick soldiers
during the late European wars. This TACT,
In conjunction with the encomiums OF our
frst Physicians, many Of whom have either
used Il In their own families, or prescribed
II for thoir patients, with the most happy
results, speaks so well for Hon'a Malt Ell
tract, that further praise on our part would
Sold by all druggists and grocer.
r. = H..# y. Zoo. fc1A-oo8t b.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

An Acr' to lay Waterman In NJ street
north, between Fourteenth and Firteenih
streets west d. .a.. ..-a. 90. Z
Be u enacted 6y ne Board Of Aldermen dad
Beard Of Common Council Of NE city Of Wash
ia0ion, That tho Water Board be, aud they
arc hereby, authorized vnd requested to
causoA Waterman 10 be laid In II street
north, commencing at the Waterman on
Fourteenth street west, aud running along
Eaid NJ street north TO the centre of Fifteenth
street weat; aud 10 defray the expense In
curreA under this act, o sufficient amount 10
hereby appropriated payable out Of the water
fund, aaid fund TO be reimbursed by such
assessment upon all lots or parts Of lots Dor.
derlng on the line Of said wAter-maln as Is
now authorized by exciting law.
Approved December -, 1860. a...
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

Flaggs asking the remission Of . i me- Re-
farred. ,.,,. -, .,.t
~ Pirst ward Referred. Ia r. ~ ...
WY ~ a hi 10 set the curbstones and pave
,hs sootwayS and guttera on the wOst side
~ twenty. fourth htreet west, between q
Snd ii streets north. Passed.
The bill q. Al authorizing the erection
OF lamps In the localities therein named,
vas passed. au
Nj. Fardou introduced a bill making an
appropriation for q deficiency In grading and
crawling Rhode Island avenue, between
Rifteenth aud Sixteenth streets west, was
passed.
Mr.. Pardon submitted q Joint resolution
authorizing the Mayor 10 cause a ditch TO
be dug on the east side Of New Hampshire
avenue, from to q streets north. Passed.
Mr.. Burgess introduced q Joint resolution
directing the Mayor 10 use certain uneN-
peoted balance OF money appropriated by
act Of November Q, 1888. Referred.
Also, petition OF Noah Hubbard asking
relief for Injuries sustained whilo In the dis
charge Of his duty. Referred.
Mr.. Piper introduced bill TO license base
ball clubs and skating parks. Referred.
Mr.. johnson presented petition OF bar
bers against tho repeal OF the law requiring
barber shops to be closed on Sunday. Re,
| forred.
M. Holmes submitted the following reso.
lution; which was agreed TO;
whereas out Of tvsnty-twp occupants OF
wharf sitss on the Potomac front-from the
Arsenal TO Fourtsenth strest-thers are only
two payinE ren'ai to this oerpors'auoni mere
hoSs oe o. rh., IN. uonui,,.. on wharye,
/ ssssrtain By what right those occupants hold
| such property, aud report to this Board with
such Recommendation ~ may to them see
~, II,,,,.. ,nt,o,noaA . hlu tor the arm
Il MT. holmes hsLoduSeN uuI iOt tne ereV
tion =. .aPs ~ a. = 49,, .s.s,L ps..'S
1 hhyH"I S, .S ~ IN 1870.
nj; hAtsou nHVuuS ~ oan kInu,iue
certain PhNuesoA I" Ano"iPsou NHJior
/ helerreq' I'm.
Mt; hn hs,, rom aSpeolM eomml'teS 70
poIteo onl Iot inc rehoi OF Fro'luenoe hoS
PaeM. Eneu; 40, IT.,
Aso, nNiOuS IN, oh Lo suo Ie,isi =
J hasaId aTag ols 70 -. 'ns euIo ~ ~
Ano P1se '1e ,ss 80. asa s.,, ~ "
~. u e,S "a nso.o1a s,,.n1 'S ~ a,
~ ~ Ei.., s,sIs, ~, h',. anu M ~ ~
.,u,. ..,,,h' Iii s,,,s-s,l,,i.,tu SeSo ~
ss,s., y, - 1913 49, ~ ~
NJ. 80 s,snra ~ A nj Il -,
80 me- strset., = biii a. ths roiIsS or Wi
IT,, Nc1,.,s6on p.s.rsoS ~ 'S'''' " y"
NJ CSsIns. snhrnj,tcd ,bo o,i,ouirg roso
IrtIon, WV 'OOe WV
sSns,... thar. bas been mush oompI.I Mt A
he siS,h S.rd r. I.I.rd e tine SsyLSE bee
| cav,
B,,oI-,a That thu Mavor Ia harebv "a
ausstsd 70 cause The iab5tera 10 be psid n
| sSsrIv - no.sihls " P@ Z"
The resolution w.. not aere.a to-yeas |,
/ nays To- as tOll0Wsg
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

GRASD TEMPERANCE CHLEBRAToN.-Ata
meeting OF the committees OF the various
temperance organizations held at the once
ofthe Grand Scribe, 8. Oft, Monday. AfterS
noon, 1t was unanimously resolved to hold q
grand mass temperance meeting at the Con-
gresslonAl church, on February 81, At 2
Be Invited to preside. Tho q. W. r. OF the
Sons of Temperance, @. W. O. T. OF the
Good Templars, d. NJ. W. c. T. ofthe Tom
pie OF Honor, aud president OF tho Washing
ton TsHraraacA aSsiatB we've aPrai-t.I sIse
presidents with the power to select other
prominent citizens. @. W.P., W. II. Chase,
with such other persons as he may select,
was appointed 10 select the speakers for che
occasion. MsssTs. Wingleld and Ballard
were appointed as the musical COMMITTEES.
All the temperance organizations OF the Dis
trict are Invited To cooperate In this grand
mass meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

Dr.. J. r. RANKIN win deliver an addrs,.
thlS afternoon at three O'Clock at the Maj.
~ AEsledis, at the opening OF the sprIpr
term Of the Washington Conservatory On
Ausic, In the new hall, (First ConQfsRS.
gAtlonRl chureh.) Admission free.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

ARE rHB sGHooL-HoUsRI A NUISANCE p
In a late meeting Of the Board OF Health DR..
Lindsey and MsEsrs. LOOMS and McKnIEht
were appointed . committee TO Examine and
Tsnnrt Iln0n the eoadltls- - @ishtss.. 90 a !.
complained Of as nulaancss. . -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

DEDICATION OF A MISSION CHAPEL. The
frame chapel at the corner OF Fifth and p
street, erected for the Calvary Baptist Mia
sion, was dedicated on Sunday afternoon
with appropriate ceremonies. The edIHce Ia
80 feet front by 70 deep, and IL neatly ar.
ranged for Its purposes. It cost abont S3. 600.
and was paid for with funds appropriated
for the purpose by the late Hou. Amos Ken
dali,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

Or. FANrou, the celebrated dynamic phy.
sician, can DO found every day at No. 1865
q street, between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
can be seen.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

The WARRINGTON Orr SAVINGS BANK.
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
y open from $50 to 1880 every Saturday eve,
ming, In addition to Its regular bankIng
hours. 1t pays Interest on deposits. sp
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

f. q. WHEELER, on Seventh street and
canal bridge, south side, has on hand q large
assortment OF Government clothing, boots,
shoe,, blacksmith, carpenter and other tools
suitable for farmers, &c, '''''
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

CuARITT.-The treasurer OF The Indus
trial Home School acknowledges the receipt
Of the following contributions from frienda
OF the inAtiLntioni Moses Kelly elO, ,. b,
Hodrick $40, T. O. Connolly IS, W. W. Cur
It's e5, O. NJ. Parks S3, N. Theaker %, O.
Quinn s2, Thomas s. Mercer %, O.. A.
Nolen -, s. O. Fossenden %, y. W. A6ert
%, T. W. Ritter %, Z. W. W. Grimm tI, J.
v. Mainera 81 J, G.. TuStiu u, I. Deano
81, Thomas G.. Folger u, d. Wilson 81,
Samuel A. Duncan 81, NV. Clements 81.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

NEW JERssT soCIABLI.--The socla ble of
thp New Jersey Republican Association, 10
% given tonight at Liberty hall, corner Of
seventh aud streets, promises 10 be a very
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15
TrNITED sTATEs PArENF opPIoE.

wisHIseroa B. O. ,JslSGryiB, 1870
On the petition Of CHAsLHs T. kAhhs, Of NIL
ieId aI RA5isf bsr sfs d ss u gsaf sI
IA IL ordered that the testimony 10 the casa b
closed % The 35th day Of April nSxtI thai the
time Tor hllag arguments and the EHAnineT'A re-
spd that SAID petition be heard on the nth day u
lsS pSrson may Oppose this extension.
SAMUEL D. FISHER,
lAA.hN O0mmlSaioneT Of PAtOnia,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

Miss JENNIE COLLINS, the eloquent cham.
plon OF the New England factory 0lTls. viii
lecture next Thursday evening al DAD Fsi,
lows Hall, on "Llfe In the Cotton MINI. y
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

BAL D'ENFANTs' CosTUMH.-At o,oloek
this afternoon MaTlni's academy. ON Il
street. will present a brilliant scene, in being
the occasion Of his annual children's fancy
dress party. Every possible Arrangement
has been made for an agreeable season. and
those who Wish TO enjoy the sight should az
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

TINS Republican InvInelbles Of the Recoud
ward meet at Union Hall on Fourteenth
Btreet, between q street and New York ave
nue., this evening at 1850 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15
An ACT to refund certain money to Morgan
McInerney.

BE Il Enacted By ne Boa, d Of Aldermen aud
Board or Common Council Of us CO Of
WdIhia0ion, That the Mayor DO, and ho e
hereby, authorized 10 refund out Of the gen
eral fand to Morgan Mclnerney the sum Of
Metropolitan Police. -. ...r fol.
Approved December IA, 1900. ,.-..g ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15
H. osEEiEff EGgRE Fl fE RSd RisERl0r
Vs''s' Ali% No. 10. Ia EQUITY

6T IiS '' III "A l1y Of H.bruary, A D lslo
BoSrsl sna 4, 4SsSli Bnaisy, ssfyiSisEA irsS:
slsl dAy Of DscembeT, A. D, ls09, be aRally TEll.
ned and oounrIned unle9s cause 70 The copirary
RsNti provided eopY 81 ibis order be InsSIled in
gons Newspaper pTinlsf and published In wash
bslOFe the la dIy Of March RsII. -
lltSs sopyf R, J. MEIos. Clerk
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

Local BRKyTTEs.-Tbe steamer Arrow
iS 70 DO hauled up on Thursday EeTt for
a thorough oEerhauling and repairing.
An experiment will take place In tho
white Lot" at IL O'Clock this morning to
tesi the merits OF patent fire eIllnguisher.
II Is expected that number OF seIeDtIno
gentlemen will be present.
The store Of VIM. Beagle, on Sixth street,
between + and G south, was robbed on sun.
day night OF large amount Of groceries,
A religious revival is now In progress at
the East Washington Methodist ProtestaIt
church, ard thus far there have been SO
additions TO the church =. =
Nancy Harris, Julia Washington and
johanna Walker were sent to jail for a hear
ing by Justice Wall on the charge Of rob
bling the clothes line Of Colonel II. ID. Cutta.
on i street, near Seventeenth.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

I lHhANb OOUhTs
G.,,.o,, JANUARY IS, 1870
DisTtetoI ootuHbig, WashtagtOH C0Uhtu 70 i0if!
hAhFHhss' eheeqtors q George y, D, MlteheI,
Spprossoa Of ths 5yS{ Siih ne
SS99uRRtS sioEssaid ARpoiSlsd sAfgRDAY, i7ih day
nqRt and dlStribPton Of the pSrsoali estate of
said dsoeAted, and OF the assets In hand AZ fsf a.
the same have been collected and UuFnei inio
p9neyj When and whore all the eredifoTs an1
helil o. said deceased are notified 10 sttsnd liz
heI claims properly NOuehad, or Oh ~ nav otheT.
Wise py law be excluded from an bsnsft IN
aald deeoAaed'4 estate provided q copy of hia
~ HArioHAL RErUHLIcAs previous 10 he said
Te.sl . A. WEBsTnR,
AhN-IhsW ReIluteI oilWillS,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

BAsTARDI.-A decidedly dark complex-
Toned lady Of African prOelivltles, aged some
II years, appeared before Justice Walter a
few days since, and Aiter subscribing her
name as "Oopias Green" to an affidayH,
charging one Jerry Slmms with being ne
father OF her Legitimate "cherub." The
examination took place yesterday afternoon
e. tue once OF Justice Charles Walter, o.
tioa, and Mr.. Cahill for the defence. the
Justice reserved his decision until to-mor-
row afternoon.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

II. X. WAGGAMAN will continue the hnsl-
9sss o. ,he iS ,I arm Of ~, waggamAn 4 Gran
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

An ACT making an appropriation 10 build
Water-closets In the Northern market.
Be q enacted By ths Board Of AldsrBlsn and
Board Of Common Council Of he city Of Wash
IaGtOa, That the sum Of siI hundred dollars
DO, and the same Is hereby, appropriated ont
OF the general fund, 10 build water-eloseis In
the Northern market, thu same to be eI-
pended under the direction Of the commits
missibuers and clerk Of tho Northern mar
ket; the work 10 be lot TO the lowest bidder
AFTER due advertisement. 4. p W. %
Approved November Il, 1869. ..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

JJHITEP STATES PATBFF 9gEIcE, >,

y WLsHiE0IoE, ID, c. January II, 1870.
= On the petition OF oEoR0H W. Hill, Of CLEAN
New York, praying for the extension o. pttent
granted 70 him On the 9th day OF Nay, lgi0 M an
InproVenshtl y AAy' call Dogs:
II ~ ordered that The testimony In the case be
ior nliPg arEunsnis And the RHAmiRor, 9 report bS
llnlitsa " the leth ~ hpfil neEi, and that said
Any person may Oppoag lhIs SHtoHS(eB, - q
-, -. SAMUEL 3, FISHER,
jGA-ha Commissioner VI Patents,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

'Tm NEXT regular assembly Of the Lin.
coin Post, No. o, q. A. r., will meet in
Unign League hall, third noor, Tomorrow
evening at 7 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

THu PENNSYLVANIA Social last night was
the largest asssmblage yet convened at
Liberty Hall under the auspices OF any single
State Among those present were Major d.
,. R. Nevin, the president Of the association;
Hon. John Allison, Register Of the Treas
uryj DR.. Park, Judge oliphant, W. 8, Graf,
PresIdsnt OF tho Iowa associatloni Hon.
RADIO, Hon. Z. Young, chief of statistical
bureau; Capt. A. A, shissler, Col. Q. IL.
Brown, chief quArtermREter's diyision, Third
Auditors ONCE; Mr.. A. O. Shawn, Hon.
Mr.. Mercur, Judge Casey, Mr.. A. Rodsrlque
and others, all accompanied by ladies.
Senator Scott and Representative Mercur
made appropriate remarks. Tho musical
programme hAA not been exeelled by any
other yet offered. The vocal aud lnstru.
mental music by John W. Stockton, esq,
was finely rendered, especially his solo, "0n
the banks Of that lone river" was raptur.
ouSiy applAuded. The beautiful song,
"softly DER the Tippling WAters," BY the
Misses Swallow, Mr.. Bryan, Mr.. y. ID,
| Tracy, Mr.. @. W. BargeT, Alss Jennie
Bryan and Mrs. Fred. Killan, renected great
credit upon the participants, A. did also thai
other LITTLE gem, 'I'm lonely tonight" By
the same parties. Mr.. BurEor's colo, sqtis
4 charming gid l love-" Was executed ia .
manner highly Aatlsfactory 10 all. Misc
Jennie Bryan closed the programme with
the solo, DO Ye Ls.sA. " In, a decidedly suc-
cessfuI naanuer, Judging BY the rounds OF
applause which greeted that lady. Dancing
then followed, and was kept up until q late
hour.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

District If COIHpiLfd, 1ioa oou,tg % Wit
In the case Of hUdqLBs W, OLAFP, GdmlhiH-
AdminiStTatose u, lfore.Gid has. With ne GVpTo-
bAM9a q the orphang' Court q AshigItop
la .. lslN for ne fah lSllleE9sal ard
~ s'sis . ss
bssa soeStoa ED Turned iel9 moRsy EIsss ssS
are noHasd 70 attend, with their elaims properly
Goushed, or thsy may olhsfTl ~ ~ ~ 49,
proyid cd oopy ofthig order % pabui,hssa oneea
Wesk foI three ESska ne hArioAAL hArubLI-
0T.iit 's''VSA " w 'A'N A. WEBSTER,
fslO-ThSW 10. Register OF Wills.
W55IE!s.isd FIFES On SAEn AZ rms
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

SEIpER RHDIvIvUs.-B. s. snider, the
religious enthusiast, whose exploits, imprls-
onmentS and releases have heretofore
formed subjects for the neWSphPsrs of thls
cfty, reappearod In public yesterday, and
again was uuceremonlously Equelchod.
About one o'clock yesterday afternoon, this
irreprssslble individual, took position on
the west wing Of the City Hall, and soon
gathered a gang Of idleu About him, whom
be proceeded to harangue In his usual In
coherent manner. HlS audience became so
numerous as TO Inconvenience persons pass
Ing into the Mayors ONCE, and the alton
tlon Of Major Richards having been called
10 the fact, an oflcer was dispatched TO in
terrupt Snider, and inform him that the
Major desired to see him. On being con-
fronted with the Superintendent, that on
clAl Informed him that he would not be al
lowed TO gather crowd In that locality,
aud that II he desired to address the pso-
plelhe must obtain a hall for the purpose.
bnider quietly but firmly protested against
such treatment, saying, that he was sent from
on high 70 enllghten the nation ir regard TO
their Wioksdness, and 10 correct II poailble
the abuses now existing In the Goyerment.
A long conversation eBsusd, the Major being
arm In his Statement 10 "the lrreprcssible,b
that he mnst not gather crowd about the
City Hall. Srider finally departed, avoW-
Ing his discrimination to "onllghien the peo-
ple." TO '-Nla,ssW ,'r.l.0 2 '5sf4. = ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-15

TIE PfoNEER HoHEsTBAD.-The second
monthly meeting Of the Pioneer Homestead
Association was held at the Board OF Trade
ming some 800 shares we're taken, making
In the aggregate about 900 shares subscribed
10 since the organization. A meeting OF the
board OF directors Is called for this evening,
when u Is expected that measures will be
adopted looking TO the Immediate practical
working Of the association, the features OF
which seem to DO far more liberal and
greater In advance Of other bullding assoeia-
tons,