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JASPER, January Il is7oo1,.' CLERK.
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

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Tie marriage Of Samuel Caro- OF New
York, 10 Mrs. r. Abraham, aec Burnstlne was
announced to take place at the jewish syna-
ROgue, on II street, yesterday, and had pro-
ccodcd as far a. the close oi the reading OF
the first lecture when the ceremonies were
brought TO a close by the refusal OF the father
Of the groom who Il n Rabbi, TO allow the
affair Ia proceed without the use Of the cam
opy held by the Orthodox Jews 10 be an es-
sential part Of their marriage ceremony. -,
This canopy, which IA made OF blue SILK
and supported upon four posts held by young
men Of the congregation, and Is supposed TO
represent the blue arch Of heaven, Is not used
by the Reform Jews, and the president Of the
society here would not allowit to he produced,
| declaring Il not In accordance with the faith
Of the Reformnrs.
Rev. Mr.. Caro-, who was TO perform tho
ceremony Of uniting the couple, refused to
proceed or TO allow tic ceremony TO go on
without the canopy. The president was OBJ
/ durnte, and the result was that the company
left the synagogue and Repaired TO the resi-
and where, unter a canopy Rabbi Caro- bad
brought with him from New York, the cere
mnny was completed. after which the happy
couple, with their friends, partOok Of ban
duet worthy Of the occasion.
The friends Of the nuptlal party were tina
they rented the Synagogue FROM the Presldcn
Of the Reform Association with the distinc
assurance that the canopy should be furnished
and that they stated that II desired they woul'
furnish canopy brought from New York b.
Rabbi Care, the one subsequently used.
As we understand the case, the Jewish RC
form Association are In no way responsible
; for any part Of the affair beyond the fac
that the refusal 10 allow the canopy was IN
act Of their president.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27
TIM ADDRESS ~ THE DEHOCRAUY TO THR
PEOPLE q THR UNITED STATRs. Er.

The Democratic Senators aud kepfesenta-
tiycs In Congros have issued the following
address to the poplc Of tho United States
NJ oar PILLOW Ciiisns qrhs UBiisi aaiss, Hfsids ~
CSastitstioRai, boR0nical aHa Hp"sfi GoesTHHsN "
Tho undersigned beg leave 70 cal your at
tcntion 10 the secular Importance OF the cleo
lions which tale place this year, and respect
fuIly TO submit some suggestions for your
consideration jy the state Legislntiires TO be
elected, Ncuhy one third of the United
Statcs Sa..a.. an ha chosen. Ncafilf MI tho
49, e''ors 81 81 elected next fall Upon the
coming elections, then, depends the question
whether the Democratic and Conservative
clement In tho Senate shall be Increased, and
whether that lenont-sllall have a majority In
the House of Representatives, and M q ICON
sequence whether we shall have constitu-
tional, economical and hOncat government
or q continuance of revolutionary, extrava-
giant and wuteful partisan rule; whether we
shall have general, uniform, Just and constl-
tutional legislation, with reasonable taxation
partial, unjust class legislation, with oppnes-
sive aud Unequal taxation and wastefll eX-
penditurc. That We have strong reasons to
hone for lRorablc result Is plainly apparent
The elections already held plainly show that
tho tide Of reform has set In with a power
that canud be resisted, II no plumbers be COM
mltted by he friendsof reform, II they do
their uulNuuu uGl NhSigt " Nlty luiOW on
all apathy and act Wild Yisor and stcadfast-
ness there Is every rclon 70 hops that their
efforts will be rewarded by success, Let there
be no dhsensions abAut minor matters, no
tune lost In the discussion Of dead issues, no
manifestation Of marrow, or proscTiptiyc feel
Ing, no sicTllce OF the tQuse TO crafty per-
sOnal ambition or rcaentnent, and let the host
men be chosen for candidates, and W may
hope 10 sec our country edeemed from mis-
rule.
And Ia this connection Vo beg leave 10 say
word 10 our fellow-Cltlzas Of the Southern
States. Do not risk the loss Of Senators or
Representatives by electint men who cannot
take the te't oath, or who se under the dis
ability imposed by the fifteenth amendment.
Whatever may be said rs the validity Of
that amendment or VI the vt oath act, you
may rest assured that senAtts elected by the
votes Of the members 81 legtlatures who arc
held by the radicals 10 DO tus disqualified
will not be permitted 70 take heir SEATS, and
that members Of the Houscpf Representa-
tiyes thus disqualified will ais be excluded.
II Is the plainest dictate Of plctical wisdom
not 10 incur any such risks. Ne hope coon
TO see the day when all dls0illtles VIII DO
removed, but, 10 the meanti9, do not we
entrcat you, lose the Opportmf to strengthen
the Democratic and Consecutive force In
Congress aud the possibility, ny probability,
OF obtaining a majority la lheeSt House OF
Representatives by putting It 1.-THE power Of
our adycrsarics TO oyerthrowor disregard
your elections. fr q "Hr HIN o. .rI#
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

In addition, It Is proper TO state that there
is now due the hoard from the corporation OF
Washington abObt 80. 600, according TO the
statements In the public press, that are sup
posed TO he from Ohlclal Information.
II i also proper 10 state that the bonds Of
the corporation Of Washington appearing In
the above statement came lnto the hands OF
the board In settlement Of u balance due them
from the city Of Washington, juno 80, 1858,
and their sale will enable the board TO close
up the business Of the pre,cnt year free from
debt, and with n small balance In their treas
ury of about $4,000.
From the above statement II will be seen
that the total edrreut expenses Of the board
for kecPiIg In operation the slxty-siN schools
under their charge has been t45, P38. gl-the
other items of expenditure nli pertaining TO
the real estate and buildings. As the number
OF pupils In each school Is estimated at fifty,
itwould show an attendance Of 3, 800 children,
making the expenses Of each scholar trine
less than Ella for the entire year; and IL We
estimate the attendance Of only 5000 or about
Is for each school, the expense Il found TO be
sl5.3l for each-a result that will compare
fayorably with any other schools In the
land.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

A BRoInsIpE FoR HUMBUds, -Hc0mpc-
tenCe and assurance generally 80 manu- ,I ~
hand, and Of all the trie or Pieteluogs
know-nothinys with yyhiSn society Is afflicted,
the uuscienti1c 'nedicine men who attempt
70 t,smper with the health Of the community
are the most dangerous and the most impu-
dent.
So much BY way Of Text. Now for q
special aud particular application. ..E...
II appears that u mushroom growth Of so
called 'l3itters,n Is springing up under diff
fereut names In various localities, particularly
In the Southern and Western States, which
the vendors have the hardlhood 20 recommend
to easy-going people upon whom they think
they can impose, a. substitute for Hostel
ters Stomach Bittcrs, long recognized by
every class as the purcst and best medlcated
stimulnnt and inYigorant the world affords.
The connections referred TO being composed
of worthless material, offer larger margin
for profit than that Celebrated Tonic, and
hence the anxiety OF dollar wOrahlpping
dealers to foist them upon the public In lis
place.
But 'forewarned is forearncd," and all par
ties whom these distinguished az beings are
endoayoring to coax aud lnveigle into substl-
tuting trash for a stal dard remedy, arc hereby
informed OF the selfish and sordld motives
which underlie the representations In quCs-
ton.
The great popularity and vast sales Of Hos
letters Bitters cannot, Of cOurFe, be seriously
impaired by these tricks OF trade" but as
the debilltated and suffering have direct In
tcrost In tue matter, II is only an act OF COM
mon humanity to put them on their guard.
cost .r....
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

OPENING or THE MASONIC TgMPLR.-The
committee having In charge the furnishing Of
the several Lodge and Chapter Rooms In the
New Masonic Temple, having completed their
duty, detei mined 10 give the outside world
IN opportunity TO judge OF their good taste
and sklll, and accordingly invited Lac public
TO inspect the building and furniture on Satur-
day evening last In response to this invita-
tlon, large and fashionable company Of
ladies' end gsnjlepen. Renh 'i s.s ;l "
Grand Secretary N. ID. Larner and other
members OF the committee, Of which he Is the
chairman.
The four halls on the third and fourth floors
were brilliantly Illuminated, as were all the
adjoining Ante-roOms, candidates rooms,
reception rooms, pOrlors, &c. There were all
kinds of opinions expressed In regard 10 the
beauty Of the furnishing OF the halls, but the
majority thought the smallestlodge room and
the chapter room the most unique and beauti.
full The entire building was Inspected and
great satisfaction existed with the manner In
which the committee had done their duty.
The contract for fitting up the halls was full
filed by Philadelphia masonic furnishing
firm, and the manner In which they performed
their labor appears perfectly satisfactory 10
all.
After the several rooms had been examined
and the beauty Of the furniture and hangings
descanted upon, the company nsscmDlod In
INC tuainV hall, where d handsonic collation.
had been flInlshed by Mr.. l.. Woodbury., the
proprietor OF the st. George restaurant, In
the building. Ample Justice was done TO this,
and the guests separated lord In their expires
sions OF the courtesy AND kindness extended
10 them by their Masonic hosts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

A PLEASANT PICMC.-The children and
teachers connected With the Lincoln Industrial
Mission, corner of Eleventh and X streets,
John A. Cole, superintendent and those con-
nected with the New England Friends Mis-
sion, corner of Thirteenth and X, (bOth col
ored, held n nniOn picnic on Saturday morn
Ing on tho Howard University grounds, The
company Numbered nearly 900 neatly dressed
children, and starting from the Lincoln build
Ing marched two by two with flags and ban
ner 20 the music Of the Washington colOred
band, up 10 Howard University, where the
900 little thrORts gave three pretty big cheers,
when General Howard came out 10 review
Them. In behalf Of the school, DIR. Joseph
Tabor johnson presented Its greeting TO the
General, and General Howard responded by
tickling their ears with genial words and
pleasant stories. Then the eager feet were
turned into the grassy fields below, to run and
romp and swing, aud dance, aud shout their
overflow Of gladness I'LL the drum called them
to make an attack on q formidable wagon
load Of cakes and biscuits, nuts and candles,
which some friends or enemies Of their good
digestion, had piled up IA challenge, liter
ally armed 10 the teeth, the dark brigade
charged like TonnysOn's six hundred. The
foe was speedily yanqulAhed by the rigorous
iaSbOne onslaught, and received the honOrn-
BILE burial II merited. A few hour spent on
the grounds In Wild and innocent gloe, and
then the little regiment, flushed with heat and
victory, took up hOmeWard march 10 Lin
coin building where they sang joyful pean
and received General AlvOrd's benedlction.
The expedition was complete success, and
those who took part In Il VIII long remember
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

TUHN-VEREIS FEsTIvAL.-The third nnnl-
versary Of the Columbia Turn-Verein will be
celebrated to-day at Lmner's Washington Gar
den. The members and pupils win form In
procession at ! o'elDCk In the afternoon, and
march from Turner Hall Nov Jersey avenue,
10 Pennsylvania avenue, To Soserth street.
and along Seventh street 10 tie garden. The
exercises win consist In prize contest Of gym
nastics prize rolling, aud prize shooting for
ladies and gentlemen. A miniature theatre Of
Tiyerney Bros., from PaIls Will be introduced,
which Is something quite new In this locality,
representing tAe Black Crook" In Ave acts,
with the most beautiful Transformation, scenes,
&c. The whole coneOuTse will, no doubt, at
tract q large eoncourso of the friends OF the
society 10 tho scene OF the festivities to-day,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

IT Is now reported that the lumenlcal
Council Will sit through the SUNNI, not ad-
lournlng finally until Easter. On hundred
speakers Inscribed on the intallibiR dogma
are vet 10 be heard. II u said that now de-
nnltion has been proposed, deslgnoeolely TO
dlsorganlze the minority. The fathe who are
hostile TO infalllbility continue to raiye con-
gratulatOry addresses.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

DNNER PAKTT AT THE ARLINGTON.
Negley member Of Congress from Pittsburg,
Pa, gave dinner-party on Saturday evening
1T the Arlington. Among the guests were
senator Cameron, General Butler and Banks,
Vice Admiral Porter, General Horace Porter,
General Molgs, and a large number Of mem
bers Of Congress. The dinner was superb IN
all it, appointments, and the guests sat long
around the festive board.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

From the Alexandria Gazette Of Saturday
we clip the following news itcmsi
THE annual election Of officers OF Alexan-
dra Washington Lodge No. -, A, y. n NJ.
was beld at their hall last ThInsday night
Geo. r. shlnn wgs elected worshipful MASTER
Peter q. Uhler, senior warden; John z.
Clark, junior wardeui Jno. A. Fields, treas
urerj and Jas. 3, Douglass, secretary. The
following officers were appointed ~ the
Master to serve for the enslilng year. A. II.
Smyth, senior deacon;SIas. z. Waddey, Junior
deanOn; W. ID, Stewart and H. X. bradshaw,
stewards; and James FOssetL tiler. F. BIZ.
SERGEANT CAMERON, q soldier stationed nc
Fort Washington, lsnOw In his S6th year. Ills
65th year In the United States service will eX-
plre on the 7th Of next month, when lie In
tends to re-cnlist for another torn Of Ave
years,
A CASE IN which Mr.. J. II. Stewart and the
Pennsylvania Central railroad arc parties,
will come before Judge Underwood at Cham
bers In this city ON Monday next
Mn JAMES FADELEY, for some years past
tho excellent and efficient superintendent OF
police, died Ut his lnte residence, south Water
street 2l5 O'Clock this eyuning, after an M
pOss Of three weeks, Mr. FadGleY was one Of
the successful candidates at tho late election.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

PoRT WISE.-Thene have been Ut various
times articles introduced 10 tho public under
the name " Port Wine, strongly recon-
mended for medicinal Purposes, which are
calculated 10 do more harm than good, having
little else than the name 10 recommend them.
Such, however, Ia not the case with the Port
Grape Wine advertised by Mr., A. Speer, OF
Passalc, N. j. We have seen his vineyard,
aud the wine In process Of manufacture, and
know il 10 be tho pure juice Of the grape.
We have also boen through his cellars
which never contain loss than sixty thousand
gallons, and seen casks piled on casks ma
turing. Mr., speer does not bottle or sell any
under four years OF age.-PeOTid Transcript
Tbs above can be had Of our druggists.
RGl9t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27


T. -, Iailior n ne Nssi5sSI \ .'utliodH
sir To q person coming from Now York
the appearance Of such an immense number
OF worthless dogs running at large in this city
Is remarkable sight, Aud tic nuisance Is
unusually great In the markets. Upon Inquiry
pacing cltis-ns | am Informed that there Is q
Corporation law against dogs running at largo
without muzzles, and imposing penalties upon
their owners for allowing them 10 enter the
markets under any circumstance hut that
your late Mayor failed 10 cause tho law to be
enforced. As your very popular journal con-
tributcd immensely 10 the success OF the pres
ent Mayor, there can be no doubt that your
efforts have tho law enforced willhaye great
INFLUENCE with him. Therefore most respect
fully-on behalf OF many ladies In This city,
old rcsidents "a well rs new comers-beg that
you will use your Influence ip cndeayoring TO
have this intolerable nuisance abated
II seems a great pity that 4 lady cannot 20
to market without being frightened, incom-
NODDED In her movements, or having her dress
ruined by the lnnumorable horde Of hrutes
that continually hang around the stalls, be-
sides the danger Of being bitten by them.
In New York, dogs are not allowed To run
In the streets, whether muzzled or not, and
large numbers Of them are annually killed by
the police for violation OF the law. Why can
not the residents of the capital Of the greatest
nation In the word enjoy the same immunity
as that enjoyed by the New YOrkersi
am stranger 10 you personally, OhOugh
well acquainted with your journal, which
find 10 be the most popular paper with the
ladies on account of It's higi-toned morality
and temperance principles and therefore Il
Is useless for me 10 siRn my name but II you
will use your influence In furtherancc Of the
desired object, your paper VIII Increase In
popularity, and you will receive the grateful
thanks OF MANY LADIES.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

A COMPLAINT has been addrsed to En-
poror Napoleon signed by promhtit persons,
against N. Emile OLIVER for Rhuf Of power
In rejecting without examlnatiOnhe request
that Senator Chair d'Rstrange, tretary Of
State, to be tried before the hil court at
Blois.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

REDUcrIoN OF LABoRKRs PAY.-The la
borers at tho Washington navy yard were on
Saturday notified that their pay for The quar-
ter ending September 80 would be reduced
from ~ to Sl.T5 per day, whcreat loud
complaint has gone up from tho parties inter
ested, who claim that the corporation Is pay
Ing It's labOrcrs ~. II Is also matter oil re-
mark that this determination In reducing pay
has only been made 10 affect certain class
while the salarled officials are not lnlerfered
with
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-27

AFfiNh " I'VE hth bNoNhNANhs
The far-famed Cincinnati base ball club, or
3" Rod Stockings" as they are more famlllarly
known, arrived here yesterday In good health
and spirits frcsh from the scene Of their late
Victories In Baltimore. They come here 10
play our two city clubs, and tho only hope
that we dare Indulge IL That their score shall
be kept lower by the Olympic and National
than has been done by other clubs with which
the "Rcds" have played. This afternoon the
Cincinnati boys meet the Olympics and the
latter clrb have made great arrangements 10
provide for the comfort Of the crowd thutmay
bc In attendance. A fnc band Of music has
bccn engaged, and during the innings willdis-
course sweet strains. Tomorrow the Nationaif
greet the Red Stockings on their ground and
contest for ball. |uH. 81.
Il IA hut right for rs 10 mention that the
admission fee to both grounds has been flxed
At fifty cents each. This price was hxcd by
the Red Stockings nj the commencement Of
the season in order 10 cover their heavy az
| penses. Our clubs however avcrse they may
have been to departing from theusual charge,
| G55 ccnts,) were forced 10 accedc 10 the terms
| proposed. Those Of our readers who may
attend nj thcsc games can rest assured ofwlt
Messing magnificent displays and we ar,
firm w the belief that our two clubs will ren.
| der good account Of themselves.