Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-07-06


The scholars, With the teachers and supefln.
tendenta, Of the ColOred Sabbath School Union,
formed IN line around Lafayette SQUARE 10 re
N ER,og SoSlGck and SSdst BE ,N
fIod Day, james Hunt and Jas, n. Wright ~
aids, marched 70 the grounds Of the Vnlted
stAtss Naval 05serve.oty, ghete thgy hell a
,afy Of the qnion. There we're ID lire thu ~.
AsSafy, Joseph taba,h Superintendent. Tho
echool was large, and carried large blue silk
Israel, A d. Touney superintendent.
wesley Zion, q. W. walker superintendent,
with $50 pupils
Union Bethel, J. l.. Thomas superintendent,
with 100 pupils In line and carrying handsome
Union Wesley, b, T, Grant superintendent,
usibfaith chapel, Bash ObSsof superintendent,
200 pupils,
shiloh Baptist James N. Payne, supsrIn.
tendenli l2b pupils 10 line,
banner WITH portrait Of Mr.. LlDcoln.
Third Baptist, OF Thirteenth street, Thomas
VI Scott saPstlntsndsn'i q pIGiis 10 line,
Non Baetst, !ehp ~ shirpen, supsrir'
Mheh the llhe was formed the newly cheated
nfesldeht Of the Unlon, Joseph Ambush, with
the processlon, headed by Inc NntioSsl HrSs,
Band, took up IL line Of march, passing By
the White House, along tho Avenue 10 Seven.
teenth street, thence TO y stroet, along b 10
TWOnty.seoond street, and down Twenty second
street to the Observatory grounds. Oh the ar.
rival OF the procession At the grounds the chill.
dton unlled IN singing, Nearer, my God 10
Thee, Aher which the Rev, Daniel Draper,
Nv. t ,s SnOI n nlI a, ~ n Shuroh, lnIoked
BY the reading Of the prooeedlngs Of the prepat.
srtsss AJ{tsS's' So Ih.a PJti ~ - ~
Messrs, W. II. Costln, IT,, W. Perry Ryder I'D
Rev. Mr. Given. Tue Sunday schools each
iTeshnrntS we're pTogiisi All Sl,J,.s,as ~
,r1SIc Sniiov"ed F''''' wv" "'''0''0' sn'
M MaTtin'sHTbc m.mbe,s nj ~ N.r,,o,, u
Shsn ~ ~ ~ ~ me Whi,e lol
- Taha y 49, -, ~ Sl.s,isfs vi I ~,
nishSI The mnSic a. ihc ncrss,an nnSin, XIV ~.
day CoIISx Pioneer CorpS Of HsItimoros p WI
WYNN
The tn usa .N.-
The annual reunion 81 ne Tlrtls club took
place AZ their rooms and gathered large num
bet Of members aud their friends. The Declare.
ZION o. Independence was read By Mt. ueorHe
W. Wright, and several patriotic songs were
aS ~ ms TsIs Josepn Ii; fearson and X. n
~ n,.,,. a,s y, sno uoss 'oeao'o
S, 80 ~ - ''u''
Tempernnee SniherinEs
consolidated picnic OF tho Temple Of Honor
and temperance societies was held az Annapolis
junction on tho Fourth. Ample arrangements
for this picnic were porleoted, and all that At.
tended evidently enjoyed Themselves 10 their
hearts content. They were met At Annapolis
~ the baltimore Temple Of Honor, aud also,
Irederlce, Nd. The following are the commit
tee from Washington Temple OF Honor who were
70 act IN said capacity J, W, Van Week, q. A.
H. Hodge aud W. ii. Finley.
The FoaFth Mt Laurel, Nd
NolvItbS,andIns Inc a. ,rsys h.., of An. IA,
n iaTge nnmbeS NJ nersons incindIns, ne man.
bers d Inc M n Sabbnth seboSis nSscmblsJ
10 the beautiful grove AdjoInlnE the tow q 10 PAR
ticipate In the festivities OF the FOURTH Tho
n IN At ha Al MI he 2ah hail
headed by . iius bras band, was inc sIgnai T1t
the COMMENCEMENT OF the exercises Of the morn.
ina. Amer few Appropriate remarks nv Rev,
James MoLaren, prayer was offered by Rev,
Clso, W, LlHhtner followed BY the reading Of
the Declaration Of Independence, by George N,
Roberts, ESQ., Two short but interesting ad.
dresses we're then delivered by Rev. George W .
LiEhtneF and Rev james Mel,aTen. The sling.