Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-25

line Professor OF Materia Medica-Forsan eft
mace ohm meminisse juvabit-memo.ia sem
s'erna vlrtus. Response by j. Z. Morgan, Ar.
Professor or Chemis.ry-As Brutu, ovaa
S&sar not less, bus Rome more. so our lats
anatomy not less, but chemistry more ,at I've
from rrofessor Johns was read. reerett;no r.
I..,,, "nf. Response from p.
sor j. II. Thompson.
The Professor Of Anatomy .rr.H.r ...
He attacks the serebellum and srikes the eersbrum
long q ssndy Of anxiety snS pao
1hsn syes bit Of sheepsfin, and makes Us free
Pre- g use the art that either cures or kills,
And nIs eonndins patients with powders and with
Response by C. c. Cox, MD.
The Professor of Therapeutic
We are always very happy
To all acknowledge this
That therapeutics gives M 81
True happiness and Bliss
Response by d. W. Bliss
The Press-Ihe powerful Nemesis of the age
i'm which We live, that should ever WELD Ia
power TO destroy quackery. Responded to by
which kept the table in . roar
letter was then read from Rev b. A. Ma
ss nlIe, PIe.ident Of Georgetown College, en-
closing the following sentiment: 1.-THE Alumni
OF Georgetown Colege-wherever they NAV
roam may the love Of their alasa mater urge
tSe 10 deeds Of glory and the good angel Of
60 70 py Prof 3. L. LOOMS, NJ. D., of the class
or lSoe. on behalf of the Alumni
.,,lo; n; >. L, walsh read an original poem en-
1sied The Giris OF the Period as seen through
MleIfoseopic Glasses" which contained MANY
During the evenings entertainments, ballads
VII " sess oy oonn Parsons, DIR. EIdridge, and
S SHASeE OF GOVERNMENT FOR TINE DISTRICT
Aeessng 81 he Ihird Ward "Rsform Republican,,
Asssesatioa-Tne regular weekly meeting of
kne keiorm Republican" Association of the
Third Ward was held last evening, Mr.. A. H.
Kinney IN the en- air, with c. L. Bart acting as
Secretary. Mr.. Bart offered a preamble to the
constitution setting forth that ''this association
shall be known as the Reform Republican Asso-
OBJECT VIII be TO carry out the true principles of
hepubLean.sm, and to displace the present
Of ms ETA ana corrupt municipal government
ana econo nv may prevail in the adniinistration
VIII be oui ain
1. To secure fun and fair registration ~ ,,.a
segal voters, aud prevent the Registration and
COLONIZATION Of all illegal voters upon which
me present rulers rely for success, and IL is CON
he ,hy Hsneved mar success to our cause win
z. To use all honorable means in our power 10
induce the friends OF our cause to attend the
lion. ~
Sd. As it is highly probable that the bill now
ceiore the Senate Committee on the District of
Columbia Tor Territorial form of Government
VIII become law, that this association unhesi-
tatngly and emphatically indorre said Terri
torfaI oil, and our object viii be to make that
me issue al the coming June election, believing
that py such course the present corrupt ring
VII be more readily and certainly defeated al
TIE coming June election" "
The preamble was adopted
ne oooHs were opened, and about forty per-
sons gave in their names. f
General GeIhardt was elected to represent the
eiuo In the Central Committee and Expressed
his thanks for the position, stating that he would
do all IN his power to bring about reform.
addressed the meeting At some length in OPPOSE
ton to "the City Hall ring"
DR.. Tucker ofered resolution, which was
District the Importance Of q change in their
form Of government, they do so with the view
Of adopting a better form for all classes of
eoeiety, especially for poor ~orkingmen.
Directors Of the Washington Association for the
Improvement of the CONDITION of the Poor net
last evening; Hon. Peter Parker, President, in
Rotary. The President stated that in aecor-
dance with the request Of this Board he visited
Capt Bridges, and held . long interview with
the Secretay Of War had done all in their power
10 aid this Board in relieving the wants of the
POOR. The mode Of distribution on the part or
explained to him, and he did not see how anyy
error could arise. Mr.. A. s. Solomons Chair
man Of the Committee on Obtaining Garments
turned over to the association So wards cotton
muslin, 500 yards calico, and 200 woollen shirts
together with needles and thread for converting
the same into srticles Of wearing apparel for
women and childrenis wear, under the direction
OF Mrs Edson, who kindly consented to per-
Torn the DUTY He offered . resolution, which
upon the general agent for s2s value Of gar
nents ssskly, the garments for women
M se e1en . being made up gratuitou.ly.
capt Bridges TO allow those employed by Mr.
Edson IN making up. garments, good ratiens,
that the physicians of Columbia hospital he EN-
powered to draw upon the Directors Of this As
eoc,ation In the several wards wherein reside
that such orders be respected and acted upon
With expedition. Mr.. Tustin offered o resolution.
which Wa unanimously adopted, that this board,
integrity OF Captain Z. 7. Bridges in his relation
70 the poor Of this city, 10 highly gratfed to learn
that the order assigning that oneer to duty else
the direction OF the President. Adjourned.
Tn eccrABtso OF the Ohio Republican Asso-
citation at Liberty Han last evening brought out
q large and coed looking assembla0e Of the sons
and daughters OF that State, together with
number Of invited guess, resident here or In
osher states; The early portion Of the evening
which included sopgs by the choir, an address hy
Rev, NJ. French, and recitation by Mr.. Lee,
late Secretary Of Colorado. After these, which
fccciscup rctlrOQ the
ieser hsll, where dancing was kept mn until a
late heHf, 10 the manifest enjoyment Of al par
1eipenS. which, IL u only proper to ssy was
Ry enhanced by the polite assiduity Of the
shs1en composing the various comniftees
charged v1rh The duty OF caring for TIE nles.nre
o. those In attendance. Amonc thoss rr-..ars
we're President Grant; Senator and NJ I sssn
man and niece; Representative wsii.sS . .ns
wife, Lawrence, Smith and Beatty: Nrs s xna
son; General Wager Swayne, judge SherS.~
u 3. District Attorney Wiley and Supery,so,
Dvyer. OF the north Ohio district, Deputy Com
missioner Given and Col. ID. c. Cox, OF the Inter
nal Revenue ONCE; Auditor Martin and Chief
Ciefk Mctirew, OF the Sixth Auditors Once:
Chlef Clerk Howell, OF the Land Once And
neny others, AL OF whom pronounced the even
ing most DELIGHTFULLY."- spent.
IHE THIRD WARD LABoRIse Mxx's Assoc
CLIFTON met last night at wiseweII Barracks.
george d. Boston in the chair and a. Knhn
secretary. and eleven new members were elect
ed during the evening the Beney o,ent Asso-
citation, No. i, marched up with music the
members being dressed in reeaIia and Georoe
II. Boston welcomed the visitors in a snsecS
and was replied TO by John Price. Precedent =;
the visiting association. Remarks were made
BY j. W. Freeman, l.. West, l.. s. Green and
the meeting adjourned. 80
Hon. DAVID HKAToN, OF n. e., is now located