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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28


The long talked Of social event Of The gather.
Ing Of this Organization at the delightful coun.
try residence Of Mr. 3. p. Brown, Mount Pleas-
ant for thu purpose Of giving thelI last draw
log room entertainment Of The season, came 10
q climax on the evening OF wednesday last
Tbs prellminarles Of The affair ven managed
by Mr.. A g, Mills, ofthe committee Df arrange
ments, with his characteristics energy aud In .
fhultless manner His ohArtering Of an "all
night line Of stages, 30 10 speak, was a feaiure
greatly appreciated, andior which many thanks
The programme ROY was at once shos..r, and yet
80 ludlcicusly arranged as 70 mos adyanta.
the "sohillors" are noted, than has heretofore
been the case. We had q farce, scenes from
Dickens, recitations and music, both lnstrunen.
tai and vocal. Our limited space foroids us on.
terlng Into full details of ALI that took place
Miss Ware Is to DO especially compnmented on
tho excellent manner ~ which she Enacted hor
nyss,s'hstsotsr part n the play Of I'm and Out
Tho beautiful and fascinating Miss Emma
Fornoy was enthusiastically appiauded In the
song "rhou art an Angel, /" and responded 10 an
encore with her hmous "Klssn song. Mr.. Gan.
mons singing was also warmly eneored. The
piece written by her father, Mt, A. g. Solomons
By Miss Aline Solomons, caused q great deal Of
uierrimont.
Al the conclusion OF tho literary programme,
the generous host inyilod the party LAUNDERING
nearly two hundred, 10 y tunptnou5 ropast d
the choicest delicaclos, whore tho inner man
yea, aud ditto womAn-we would not forget the
mir ones-Was umuchlym refreshed,
Dancing commenced about eleven, ADD con.
unued I'LL the wee hours. Those who were 90
fortunate a. to participate will long remsmbeT
the tMouHD PisasaHi time spent.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

Tho examination In penmAnship for scholar.
ships 10 the Business College was conducted on
Saturday last by Mr. II, o. Spencer at the Buli.
all Ssi copy books examined, each school OF the
grammar and intermediate grades sending
twelve books. All Of the books gave oylde nee
examination, Mr.. Spencer Awarded the soholSr.
ships Zone In each grado) As follows Male gram.
mar school, 70 LIE Roy ruttlo Of tho First dis
triot; X. NJ. Mckee teacher. Female grammar
Mrs. Martin teacher Female intermediate No.
70 Kate MoSwoeney Of tho First district;
Miss Hoover teacher. Female intermediate No
NJ. A. Evans teacher. Female intsrmedlat 0 No.
q TO Louisa Buell., Of the Fou Tth district, Miss
Gray teaeher Male Intern ed iato No. ], 10 Jas
art teacher. Male intermediate No. q TO Henry
Degges, OF tho First district; Miss Kate A. Mo
Mahon teacher Male intermediate No. a. TO y.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

A CIub Formed In the Di-trict-rhnt same
Old Cosn Redivivus--A Difference ofOpin-
Ion at the start-The Democratic side Not
satished-Dr snsdGrass waists TIE Col-
cred ElsmeHs hspresented-The List OF
Ths Greeley and Brown campaign club held
q meeting last evening at the Board Of Trade
rooms, Judge Casey IN the chair.
O. M. AieIsnder, Robert FiomlaE, Dr. j. d.
Clayton, Dr. SnodRTass, =. II. Daniel, J. ].
Ocombs, ool. Smith and Dorsey Oiagett,
cited thai the association shall be known ~ he
Grseley and Brown Central Club Of the District
OF Columbia, and shall consist Of such oillEons
sna ssmpora y, rssloenu 2, sad District g. VIII
Greeley and b, QratH Brown 70 the otnces Of
President and Vice President Of the United
snn.,, and SiKSi She same By signing The
president two vice presidents, two recording
secretaries, two corresponding secretaries, a
treasurer, and an executive committee Of i've
m M II concludes BY reciting the duties
Mr., d. q. Daniels reported the following ON.
oera for permanent organization; President,
Bowen; second vice prssId emit, George II. plant;
recording secretaries, Walter Hawkes. and II. J.
Flemingi corresponding secretaries, q. W. An.
derson and o. 81. Alexander treasurer, W. O.
Moore.
Dr. Snodgrass thought II was not wise 10 act
on the report at tho present time, as the meet
report on the table.
Mr., Mculll did not think that tho report was
fair one for the Democratic party, which he
any .9s SA sp sS va, 81 u%
this party that Mr.. 0reeley's chief support must
come. He moved TO refer the report back TO the
Mr. Coombs said that Il vas not Intentional to
slight the Democratic element, but at the time
the list was made up the commiltee did not
know that there was membeF-Ot that party
that had Joined the club.
Mr.. Daniels said 70 obyiate the trouble Of not
placing Democrat on the ticket, no suggested
that q vice president b aided from each dis
tTlct,
Col. a. Smith said II was true that the Dom
Gratis had boon ontirolT overlooked in this con.
neotion, although they had recommended life.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

A special meeting Of tho Senate Committee on
the District OF Columbia was held yesterday
morning, at which they agreed 10 report favor.
ably upon the bill which recently passed tho
polltRn street railroad 10 tho Navy Yard and
Georgetown, with an mendment allowing the
track 70 cross Rock creek by tho M.ItTeet
bridge. Also, fayoraoly on the bill, which re-
Washington City and Point Lookout Railroad
Company 10 extend It's road into the District
House bill appropriatlng $4,000 TO aid In main.
reported iAyorably. Also, the bill allowing tn o
Columbia Street Railroad Company TO eItend
Us track along North Capitol street to the Capl.
tol. The chairman Of the commit tee was In.
struoted 10 inquire by what auth GRITTY street
railroad companies In the District arc laying
tracks along the streets Of the city without fTst
obtaining the consent OF Congress-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

The contract for painting the iron tree. boxes
has been awarded by the Board OF Public Works
10 W. II. Hammer. The board have had very
oonyenlsnt register case made for the use OF that
once, showing the Improvements In course OF
progress In any part OF the District OF Columbia.
The case was designed by one Of the clerks In
the once Of the board and made by Mr.. II. W.
Barker, cAbinotmaker. II is about four feet
In length by about two In width, and divided
into minute PANELS, on which Is space enough
10 insert card giving IN brief tho location and
nature Of the work and the state Of It's advance.
ment, the object being 4 saving Of time In re,
ieTring 70 papers and vouchers In the offioe for
reference 70 this register Mr., b. ID. Carpenter,
Superintendent Of Roads In the county, has
been directed TO have scales erected at Bright
WOOD ADD Uniontown, and Mr.. John A Baker
has been engaged 70 put up the FAlThank scales.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

The following permits 10 build have been
issued by Adolph Cluss, Inspector, kc. Louis
Bailleux, two frames, Connecticut avenue, be.
tween l. aud Mi SeAmson and Exley, ten two
story French roof bricks, Corooran street. be.
tWo-stoTy brick, corner Madison and Fifteenth
street; Rev. j. A. Walter, stone and brick
church, 70 BY los feet, Tenth street, between +
and q; Eugene Sullivan, one story frame,
W. Evans, tWe-story brick, Nineteenth street,
between and X; Petor Vessels, two story frame
shop, West street, between Montgomery and
Monroe streets; 0oorgeanna Thomas, one-st0ry
store, Fifteenth, between X and l. streets.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

Yesterday afternoon an alteration took place
In q house on II street, between Sixth and
Seventh, between u boarder named Murray and
tho landiady, Mrs. Harper, who gave tho gon-
tlemAn . thorough tonEue-laahing In oOnse.
quence Of his charging her with having gone
tack on hun In some domestic Affairs. Mrs
Harper, upon tho conclusion Of her war OF
words, retired 10 her room, where she took a
heavy dose Of laudanum, which would have put
who had hoard the quarrellng, come In at the
time. DIR. Hammatt was sent Tor, and gave the
victim an emetlc, which had the effect OF remOy.
Ing the laudanum, and at q late hour last night
she was In q fair way Of being all right again.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

fhlCIh AT THE bfAlhos
Three gallon DemliohnS 90 each.
Sixgallon Demljohns. 90 each.
Gases Of Two Dozen Quart Bottles. 9 90 each.
PRICES AT oUR DHroTs,
At our Washington, baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York depots they will DO sold at tho
Three gallon Demijohns. ........,...s3 80 each
Six. gallon Demlohns. Q 70 each.
Gases OF Two Dozen Quart Bottles o 90 each,
Upon these prices for single packages liberal
discounts Will be made In favor Of the trade.
Upon the domUohns larger discounts will DO
made In favor Of tho trade than are allowed
upon any other valuable medicinal water Of
Europe o. america These prices pay for the
tanning IT, for putting them on the cars at Get
tysburg or at the depots, and for delivering
them 10 the cities where depota are located.
Freight or expressage must be paid BY pereons
orders whether II Is to DO sent By railroad or
Adams Express Company. In all cases where
single packages are ordered by railroad or ex-
press they must DO prepaid by post once money
orders or certified checks.
NOBLE CONDUCT OF ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY.
We have arranged with Adams Express Com
pany TO transport these packages from the
spring 10 New York at one dollar and my
oentsper hundred pounds, which 10 less than
they charge for the conveyance OF any Other
package. The Discrimination In favor Of tho
Gettysburg Katalyaine Water BY this enllght-
ened and enterprialng ExpIom company ID die.
tated BY considerations Of humanity, and Of
which are 70 Introduce hope, health and 10y into
80 many stricken homes throughout the land.
we do not despair Of inducing this company 70
give Us tho same ratio on other routes trAYeIaed
BY their cars. We also hope 70 be able 70 80
cure similar dlscrlmllatlons In favor OF the
Gettysburg water from all railroads controlled
by humane and enlightened manager.
Protestant ministers and Catholic priests and
praetieing physicians Will besupplisd with this
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

A petition Is In circulation for signatures to
the Board Of Public Works from Uuiontown,
complaining that they do not receive their share
OF "the comprehensive system Of Improvements"
going on In other parts Of the county, and cite
the Immense expenditures made In Mount Pleas
their streets. Al meeting Of the principal
property holders held last night It was deter.
mined 10 employ counsel 10 enIoin the collection
on tho spot for the purpose. A vote OF thanks
was voted tho Hon. $. q. Brown for his efforts
10 procure the citizens paSsablo streets; also,
employment for tho lAboroTs who are suffering
from want OF the necessariss Of lie and would be
glad to get even dollar and quarter day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

One OF tho most extraordinary freaks Of M.
ture that has been called to notice for some time
past is that Of Alderney calf In the,possession
half street, Island. This extraordinary object
10 q few weeks old, with four hind legs and two
Tumps and tails. Each limb, With one exoep tlon,
IL we'll developed, and Of the usual size, This or
ception appears to DO q leg with joint similar
TO those supposed TO be In "Indla rubber men, !"
as the hoof can be turned ia any direction, as
easily as a crank, without Rivin the animal
than the law allows II uses but three, and gets
along In . very lively way,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

The IEraslitss OF Washington have made AZ.
rAnKements In decorate the tombs Of the soldiers
OF their faith, who are buried In the JeWish
cemetery, on Memorial Day.
The Washington Hebrew association will fur.
niIh the flowers and together with the l. q. h.
Il. lodge will have charge Of the ceremonies.
Addresses will be delivered, and II Is expected
that a very large number OF the Hebrews OF
Washington will assist doing honor TO the
memory Of their fAllen brethren.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

No. 100 PennsylVanIA avenue, invite attention
TO their large assortment Of loW.out Shoes for
ladies and gentlemen, especially adapted for
summer wear, which they have lust received,
and which they are selling at very low prices
not DO surpassed. Every description OF Boot
and Shoe can DO found at this eAtAbllAhmsnt,
all Of the latest styles and most durable make,
and purchasers will be certain TO derive aatis.
faction from Q trial Of them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

The services under tho auspices OF the Young
Mems Christian Association At Mount Pleasant
were we'll attended on Sunday evening b listen
taking for his text the subject, "She has done
what she COULD The association IL progress
ing rapidly, and tast becoming an important
Institution In that section OF the county. IL
held q regular meeting last Wednesday night
and completed its Organization BY the formation
Of the various committees. They have already
established weekly prayormeetings and regular
sabbath services with preaching at II o'clock
In the morning. The members feel greatly On
Outraged by the aid received from tho ministers
Of the city, who have taken hold and given all
the aid possible towards promoting It's R1vanco-
mont. The board Of managers held meeting
last oVuninS 81 the IOeidvnOo Of Mr.. HsTPhy,
the president Of tho association, and the work
for the different committees assigned them,
when all can begin work In earnest.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

orTIcs cHms o, g., DErT. PLArTEl
ONAHA. NIB, April %, ls72 :.
sealsi proposals. 70 dipilcats. will BE- Isoeiy.d ~
sth Of June, ls79, for fuTnishipE Ihs fRkia Bkkf
rsqult BY tbs subsistence psRartmegt o. the unl'
slodips o@as. e.F.es d9n9s tslss NJ, hs con;
STATE a What prices shosss cuts Of Fresh Beef Mat.
too, Veal and Lamb Uil be Furnished for sale 70 o
during the above mentloned period. InfofmA-
tiou q conditions unsiy Of meats. paSnsnt 40,
ear be obtained b. spplgAlen 10 the unferslEnsd.
D. W. BARRIGER,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
AMUsE1ENTs.


MARY Stuart with the distinguished ira
Rodienne Janausohek in the title roll. draw d
the better portions Of the Natlousl I last evening
a large number Of appreclatiye spsotators. A
great deal has been written regarding the rapid
progress mAdo nv .Janauaobek In her mastery Of
the EnRiish Language, and on this score too
much praise can scarcely be accorded her. Her
thurt time which she has had Tor study Ia con.
aldereI. Il Is far superior to Feohter'G OF her
powers as an actress little need be said Is nun
the opportunity OF seeing her when she last an.
pearod In washinKton. Her portraituro last
eVsning Of tho unfortunate queen approached
reached.
Her conception OF the character 10 exoeilent,
her majestic presence added 70 her graceful car.
rage peculiarly hitting her for the role Ger.
tAinly the most intanie and fascinating feature
OF the performance was that In which Mary
meets her captor, Queen Elizabeth, in tho
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

II ANY or our READERS desire TO see a lively
shoe store" let thom, Just for amusement II
not for purchasing, once visit Cummins' huge
nne boot and shoe establishment, No. a82
Seventh street. Magnificent Is his establish.
ment and superb are his innum0rable styles and
selections, aboundlng In plentiful quantity, cal,
eulhted 10 suit the million. Let US never forget
when In need VI shoes OF any description, 10
immediately repair to tho above far famed shoe
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

Major J. Z. Doughty, commanding the Cor.
ooran battalion, visited the Washington Rlnes,
= part Of the battalion, last night, At their az.
lions. Upon the conclusion OF tho drill he con.
graduated the members Of this young company
on their rapid advancement.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

and buy home, by subscribing for Itook in the
second Series Territorial Savings, Loan ana
Building Association. No back dues. 'FRONT.'
upon stock nrst AsrlsE, trst quarterly report,
~ so per shArej % dues; II. 80 net profit. on
dec IN Y. NJ, u. A. building.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

Sealed proposals will be received BY the vice
president Of tho Board OF Public Works until
Monday next June 5 at noon, for making all
excavations, furnishing all materials, and con.
atructinR the u street lntercepting sewer from
Seventh to Seventeenth street.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

SoNs or JoNApAR.-Pioneer Council No. I,
Sons OF Jonadab, was favored with a visit, at It's
A. Chase, Of Providence Council No. T. % Proyi.
dence, Rhode leland. He reports tho Order az
in nourishing condition, four councils having
boon Instituted since the Introduction Of the
Order In that State last February.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
USEFUL yAors worm KNOWING.

USEFUL FACTS WORTH KNOWING.
THURsToE's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best Dontrinoe In use. It keeps tho Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy.
Price IS and 80 cents.
JoUvKNs InodOrous Kid Glove Cleaner 10 far
superior TO anything known. Price 20 cents.
THoMPsoH's Pomado Optime Is exquisite. II
softens, beautlnes, and strengthens the hair.
Price rs and 50 cents.
Ali for GAlo by Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

The vice president Of the Board Of Public
Works will receive proposals until noon Satur.
day, June 1, lsI2, for furnishing, setting and
painting dressed wooden Enclosures required In
carrying out the street improvements.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
Medical


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BAITIMoRE LOOK HoAsTPAL
once = south FrsdsFick street..
stom hiasIisa.i-. prasila. In he great Hospitsls
Ffss:s Pbnsd.,phia sna sl,sNhs.s sa.. ~; ned
Fl 90 isi skp sss; h 1' -''N f'-
OURE wkRRAhTkD IN TWO DAYS.
wsssis, z y. - 49, g ~i: As:ss.
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tessue.. Lee egl5i.. oakte.Aes q iSs.. Rsgl,s,s.
a. 1lddissss d. Il ne Hs.1, Tss.sA No. es
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whAt ~ ~. Ioa1s m.n. lhs hops q "a. com,
"a psosSsss su5 s.Jos,sssis q his ), tSs sesss-
Sassss e ds.ia.les ho@ ne gslh Of nstsss. Asa
...s ss'IE .w.ri q Rss.Is s..aas.' o.. q R,s-
PsiVisisal, oIsAnis WsskSssa, Hsfyoas Debility. e.
sly othsr disqualification spssdf,I relieved.
tpNo lstss,s rsesysd ealssa pestpald And eoa.aln-
sssei ssis AZ. sSd sszd poStios Of sdvss,i.sSssi
o''s"oz kBIRsKskNT OF the PIksA.
Sp.sstos. psll sT%sd - d. John.iss. yi.ssss:dsI
sosess q which sppsafsd again and again b,foFs he
w. ::Sss.ShsS S' :.S::ss sss1ssi:. ' : {:
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

oIrrcE or rms A. O.sa
WArEarowN ARgENAt, MASS MAJ ~, leI9 y
Sealed propo.al,, 10 dgPlsa,n gu Be rss,l,sd ~
furniahing the Flesh Best required b. the ofbesrs
and ,nliatsd men sAloasd At this post for sr month";
Isiormaiio = % oondltious qg,lly Of beef, Pei.
y - q, E MIUHAELIS.
my91 IA llsut ord Ciotps A. u e.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

CnfER QuAhTGhMABrEhH OFTIoEI
DEPARTMENT or TGIAB, }
BAN AHron1o. TsxAa. March l. Iba
Sealed proposals. 70 ttplio4to, With cory Of this
Adyeflamen ut attached, will be received al this ons
autl u m on Wednesday, tbs bth dGJ Of June, lisa
Tor furnishing such quAnllties OF
STATIONERY
q nay be Teqf rod IN the DspATluaht OF TsIas from
the let day at Ju 1879, q tia sub day " JunU 1913
blA1k t0fm Ot proposals, with TBqulTeinsnta a..
t4shtd, Vsa Nv uado sppS4tloa ne uudgfslguod
JAMES A. HklN
dpl uhlei y. 81, Department Of TGIGs
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
WHITNEY BROTHERS.
227 South Front street.
PHILADELPHIA.
GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY.
Proposals.
PRoPosALs Foa OoAi.

urriog UuiNI QuAnrEnaAaIeR
LouIsv LIZ, KG MAJ II, la1l
Sealed propaaAf, ia trtph ate u1der the uanal cor
dtous hsrstoio,e ubiishSd, wi b. received ~ thls
day Of June. s7l for the delivery A. hs residence. a
gssrs IN dsy I, ~. "A IsISs B'psif;Is E
BURG BIrUhNOnS GOAL, and uAnhEb
GOAL, alnountins In tho asgresats 70 hbons 800 !,
., is71
the Uovsrumsut reserves the right 70 nofvass or d.
mlnl.h The sans, at AuJ tins durins the eout'nuAnee
Of the coutFhct
Bids vii Be considered for supplIlns. any one or
mers Of the several kinda % coal speoihed abosa
si9le bidder for each Kind Of coal named herein.
blsnk proposals. and sny additional Information can
4 JANIS A. HKIH.
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oEFiM AorNa OoMllasAAY on spBalHTENoHl
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sealed propnasis In dupltoAte, VIII be received At
this once until II m, J1ns 10, isla for iuIgishi6e
ne pissh sect required by The Bnbllstsnoo Depart
men United States army for oncelu and men At this
stauon, durtna eiH mOqtha, commencing july i, l6i1
IaioImAtien a. 70 ePndltlons, payments, A. can be
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