Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-25

The exhibition hall q Mrs. Buel's school for
young ladiee, No. 1891 / street was thfunged
last evcnlng with a select and appreciatiye
audience 70 witness tho annual French enter
tainment gwen ~ her pupils. Those exliibi-
tons have always been the browning feature
Of the schOlastic year Of Madame Buels
school, attracting the elite Of WaahinQton 40
oiety, and the entertainment Inst ovcninR wns
IN every respect equal 70 those which have
been the theme and praisc In times past. /,
The progrhmtne was a. follows; "a To- n
Rccltation41,o Solr, Bottle Samson; Mar
gucrite on In Robe Pcdue, (tho lost dness,)
Percentages; Madame Guichard, Mademol-.
sellc Michel Athonais, (1llo dc Nine. G.l
Alice Barley, Madame Perrin, pauyre veuyo
Inly sCldmorc; Marguerite, (hlle dc Mne Per-
rin) Mollie Earle; Compagnos dc Pension d.
Athenais- Helene, Jennie Sheriff.; Hortensc,
Belle Jamon, Augustine, Kate Adams; Henri
etfc, Maggie Parks; Blanche, Title Wiley;
Aurore, Annie Prntt Elyina, Mary Cuthbertt
Laura, Addie limerick; Madame La Prinoesa
dc LAVAL, julia Brown, 81 File Maud Youngt
Francolse Seryante, Carrie Mccall. ~ ''2a'
Tableau Nlxant- Recitation, Ia Maman,
Lulu Young; recitation, L'Oiscan a Ia Fepetfr,
La Testament do, MADAME Patural-Person-
nagesi Madame Robin, Martha Kirby, Ike
cutrico TcstRmontAire dc Nine. patural,
Madame Ia Marqplse dc Rocenceof, Carrie
McOalli Madame de Lorleux, Aggic Wilder
S,,,' ss
Minnie DulanL fTablean Vlvant
= The young ladies acquitted Themselves most
admirably, sustaining the parts assigned
them with graceful easo, whilo their pronun.
citation was In cycry msthnco excellent, and
their rendition Of the charactera perfect.
The audience oyintcdlts appreciation by the
hcartiest applause and notwithstanding the
crowded room and unbcarable heat every one
remained until the close Of the ENTERTAINMENT
Eo6LLnifioS or soIbrSms BoBEfIEs.4
Amoeting ofmon who had served In tho Union
army was held last evening, AZ Union League
hall, 10 endorse The bill now before Congress
for tho equalization Of bountios. nv
Mr.. J, II, Supe was called 10 the chair, and
Mr.. WIN. =, siincy Acted as secretary.
Gen. Cohb, OF Wisconsin, was introduced
to the audience and spoke warmly aud elu-
quently IN favor q Congress doing thelrViutt
TO the soldiers of the entire country, |
General W. L. stoughton, OF Michigan, WA
called upon, and sald that the country thai
was able 10 put down the greatest rebellion
that the world ever kneWwas fully able TO pay
the soldiers, who were the means OF putting
down the war. The soldiers, he said, was d
power in the land. Their voices were bound
| to be heard sooner or later. Let the soldioIe
who had rallied when the country was III
danger be heard. They had given the beet
years Of their lives 10 " service and the Gov
crnmnent was In dnty bound 10 pay for tin,
services Of u,aee brave men, and the time
would come wlicn ne country would be In the
Colonel Tanner, OF New York, who served
with General Sherman during tho war, was
next called for, and said the ill before Con.
gress was a matter Of Justice, and thereforC
| OF economy. ... .. .......
The following resolution was offered tS
BenjamlnR. Knapp. IT,, and was unanimously
| adopted
DUO, and sro Scts6y, tsndeSed % tSe Hon SSHhsi,
Abb ~ MsiSSsn SSneTA ISns LSSA1S e S
olAlss o. The HOUSE q Rsprcsentau.e. toI The ~
and ma1inl sors y the Paa-Ass Of The bil for ~
A vote Of thanks was offered 10 the speak
ers for attendance and speeches.
On motion committee OF two from ead
State were 10 be appointed by the chairman
TO wait upon the Senators from their respectivl
States for tho furthcranec Of the passage o
| the I'LL. --..s-H !
The meeting then adjourned. -
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LAYfNd or ConeSER STONE LYesterda,
afternoon, Rt 4 O'Clock, the corner stone o
the EbeneEer (cplored) Methodist church, q
be erected at tho corner Of Fourth and
streets southeast, was laid with due ceremo
mics by the Masonic Orders Of y. A. A. N. ,
The procession, composed OF Simon Com
i mhnutTlt huiEhE enhlhait P'neSeoN Y -
National band, and Oethsemane COmmandery
With Kings band, followed " the Grant
| Lodge Of the District Oi Columhia, formed
Union League hall, and marched to the plac'
OF conservation, making o very imposing dls
play. There wcre also. IN the line vlsiunt
Knight Templars from Baltimore and Phila
de,phia, who took part m the ceremonies.
Mr.. John +. Cook, Grand Master Of IN
Grand Lodge OF the District of Columbia
ofilclatcd III laying the cornerstone In dJ.
form, according 10 masonic ritesi after which
an appropriate and tervent prayer was oncret
mp by the hcY. Mr. waters the hrahd Ohap
| lain. The box deposited IN the stone con
| taincd corlea nj tho daily nanrra AZ ycatcrdav
| . .,ai'ou Nei'. II. v ..y III :. ...yylS - al
| inc names OF lnc lfhAhts unu btoNnluh VI wv
! church silver eOnn copies OF the Tcstamcu
| an1 pibin at,a N ,yc,,crai hiafnrv NJ Tho Meiho
e ~. plssieI ". te'le,'' ISi VI n ~ ~
ulHt Eglscoph ShuNh' D'uins - naNl y
~ ss~ 49,, -----l,,-., ~ ss"e hfeeo1't
! choir executed several hymns In most exqul
sIte STYLE INC .1.. : II. Fg.rr ann =
ri,sS, ,s,t,,. 81 a.. osoosio, ,,os protossa
~ Ing VIhtor " po occhion Nu7 tIplcssV
| George d. NaHhon, who delivered q beautifu
| aud iTnnroaai,a nddraaa which UNA iiafened 4
~. ~ - y - i,. ~
| The church VIII be OF pressed brick, III