Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-28

HON. MR. VAN TRUMP AND TME OurWANAt
The honorable member for the Twelfth Ohio
district having delivered his able lecture on
Cromwell and his Timean last week for the
benefit Of -. Joseph's Male Orphan Asylum,
no was yesterday the recipient OF such an eX.
preston OF thanks on the part OF the orphans
AZ to draw from him the avowal that he felt |
more embarrassed to express his aeknowledg.
largest body OF men, Tbs scene was interest.
inF and affecting, taking place A. u did In one |
OF the nohool.fooms Of the asylum, In the |
orphans, About O'Clock Mr.. Van Trump |
made his appearance, and was Immediately |
greeted with q song Of welcome from that |
log aadfsss Of tSsSES S was A read IL clear
while another held 10 his hand a charming |
boquet OF flowers for presentation At the same
HoS. Mn. VAN TRuNP-Dsar Sir; Amid the
desert waste Of worldly care, there are found
pilgrims, amid The elites dust, nnd rsst, for Us
this bright npasturen are the hearts that do
not soorn the pleading orphans cry. The
SNI ss 10 1S InS Sn SiTs
their might, some Of their Abundaneei but
when the great, the learned, the statesnAn
freely and spontaneously ofer thslt valued
express the gratitude which nlls our hearts,
On earth all virtue IL rewarded when sAnotined
BY love Of heaven, but ne highest reward Il
ISs gSu e s Sdet d ~ S Sss so %ssy @
hearts are made happy but Of the latter, u
ptA{ets can o,ink uown ~, ~ .oS ~, ~
nleuge you, Ann Wheh eAeh uAy W seuu W, lo
The heavenly throne opt eAtnet petllon iot
kidd friends and faithful beneisetof,l your
name shall never be forgotten. Shall II be to
ask that you may become . eonquetor, ruler,
surrounded with all the regal splendor and
grandeur earth can giVel Oh, NOS all that
must iade AM pass away opt 10Y one SO gen.
etouh We VIII Ak TOT s0methlnt petter-ioLts
crown 70 heaven, = place amid the Angels
your deyoted httle orphan boys OF 81
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ma. n ,In.in,s 80 .S.ip g,cctsd wiIb
hnoMieuk ,nsu,s' ,bss.,,sh ~ h,,tttIas .,haai
songgl ~" an,mito,ts. rbspsi Nc whIeb pTs,
.cnsn5 Osst s1h weiI.TsTni.ted appesTanee.
seh'eu "'N' ""N 'fF
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Nh; BRskEaT,s ConoERT.Vn Lne,aaH eve;
ning the trieuds OF that most accomplished
plimentary concert A. MATlnps Assembly
rooms on street, NO oonoeftWe ever At
tended 10 this city has been more admltAole
In It's selections, all OF which was performed
with the most perfect success BY the friend. Of
the artist. There were two septonts BY beeth.
oven, the trio, La CAtita,n BY Rotsint, sung
tour from "Lucia,n by Doni1etti, sung by
Messrs. Droop sod Kemball, and Messrs.
MArini, Hart, Colliere and Droop. seenA
By Madam Droop, whose singular beauty and
A. tsniy u ths enthnsisstie sncore shs had re-
ssIveL me fayorite aIr OF UJtnA yooe POGO
fs,n As sung BY Madam Stosoh, brought down
The piaudits Of a delighted audience, and In
reply 10 the encore she sang that sweet song,
I'VE met by ehance.n "LsrEo al fseiot1mG
was sdmirabIy sung by Professor CollieTe.
The "FantasIer for the plano, by ThAibefE,
vas played with exceeding skill, grace and
expression by Mr., Benkert; but the event OF
~ eyspins va. he RsfIotis "seepe dc
ballet" on the violin, by young Master
Eugene Keekhoefer, and "I.a 'MelAneholle,n
periormed hy him 10 ans wer to the most rAptur.
Gus encore ofthe audience. The large audience
was composed OF people OF culture and re.
rich treat OF classical music presented, and
prof. Benkert has reason to felieitate himself
upon the perfect success Of the entertainment.
soo,,p,p nv rms sr, ANpRKv,. soc,Kry
AND BURSs ULun.-The 81. Andrews society
bic Tuesday evening at Liberty Hall, corner
OF Seventh and j. streets, which was very
largely attended, Hon. u. b. French, Hon. l..
II. Root, DR.. Donaldson, General BAlloeh, and
mAny others being noticed among the assem-
o' Rss.ssiss, the dancing, which wa. induced In
most heartily, the following songs were ron
defed during the InteTmissioni Jock o. HaIle.
dean" ~ Gen: BslIqShi "LOgsS BG .,ss Sy
MessrS. Mcleod and SMALL nAnnie Laurie
and "Wlthtn hllle o. Ellhooro' Town. Oy
mnb hAte NVou. a., A., ,t--.,t.. .
| The orehestrA was under the ulteeiloh o.
Mr. W. Is. Dyer, an1 IuLnisneI nos ,nvst
lent music introducing noNe,uy " IeptSh'
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once, lie IL held TO await an examination.
| An Independent Ice Company 10 the lates
Washington enterprise.
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| teriAy, aud was attended ny many OF his Tel
low clerks ,.n-,
Mcpherson Post utand Army OF ihe hep1 "
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80 on TUs.Isy svsnins nsorge ". ustton
persons we're present.
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