National Republican., 1876-06-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
A Grand Complimentary Testimonial.

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The following correspondence, between many
Of our most prominent citizens and Mrs. NJ. E.
Norris and W. L. Lennis, two OF our most prom
Using amasenrs, has passed:
WASHINGTON, May %, 1915.
RrH. n. E. Eorrts and Waller Z. Dennfs:
DEAR FRIENDS: Approaching the kind and
cheerful manner in which you both have given
your services to all calls for charity, we, the un
dersigned, on behalf Of the citizens OF Washing
ton. hereby tender q complimentary testimonial
benefit at such time and place as you may select
Unacceptable we would suggest that you repeat
the beautiful play Of "CamiIe," as so successfully
performed On the 26th instant.
Awaiting ycur reply, We are very truly yours.
Willett Ruoh H. NJ. Pinkard, W. H. Morri-
son, r. A Shinn, Robert Besll. J. +. Ellis Co.,
Gardner, George W. Cochran, James P. Chap
man, c. NJ. Alexander, David Haggerty, d. d,
Cone, and many others.
WASHINGTON, DO, June 8, 1870.
II. y. Pinkard, r. 4. Shinn, Wiliet Ruos, and
rendering us a complimentary testimonial. Is at
hand. 1t affords us great pleasure TO know that
our efforts on behalf Of charity have been so
testimonial and would name Ford's opera house,
FLiday evening, June 10, when we will repeat the
Thanking you for the compliment bestowed we
MRS. M. E. NORRIS,
WALTER L. DENNIS,
The legion of friends Of this popular lady and
gentleman will hail the above with delight, and
larger or more fashionable audience will never
gather in Ford's opera house than upon this
occasion.
Grand Select Picnic.
On Wednesday evening, June II, 1876, will
occur the picnic of the season, to be given by The
Record Socials." Perhaps one or two people In
town do not know who "The Record Socials" are,
and for the benefit of those few It is stated that
they are printers, employed on what was once
known as the Congregational Globe. The "boys,"
wi n reI frOm he tfasf
posed Of keeping Congress straight in their
orthograpby, etymology, syntaI and prosody,
bodies a rest, propose giving grand select picnic
on Wednesday, June II, ut Loefers Garden.
Congress will adjourn for the purpose Of attend
present and to accept the invitation will cost only
ffty cents. The tickets admit a gentleman and
ladies. Carriages will be in attendance to CON-
yey to their homes those overcome by the-heat.
Buckingham's Benefit at Fords Opera House.
Mr.. ]. E. Buckingham's complimentary ben-
eft, which will take place at Ford's Opera House
on Thursday night of this week, will undoubtedly
be a great success. Miss Clara Cole will make
ber Gebut on the occasion, and such names as Miss
Kate Thornton, Mr.. Harold Forsberg, and the
ported by the best talent Of the Joe Jefferson,
cannot fail to- draw. The "TlcketofLeave Man"
is the card for the e. occasion; T,, Miss Anna Ware
inimitabe way. Added to this, Mr. T. J. Trod-
den has kindly volunteered TO appear in his and
Messrs: J. ]. Mack, Kline, and Christine in their
specialties.
Theatre Comique.
The Theatre Comique opens this evening with
the entertaining and charming comedy, entitled
IAN Old Jackson Democrat" Mr.. Den Thomp-
son has been engaged for one week only. He
will appear in his famous character Of Joshua
whitcombe, which is full of jovial mirth and
humorous remarks Jake Budds new Ethiopian
burlesque, entitled .'Garr. antChew-Her, or
Scenes on the White Lot, " will be put upon the
stage for the first time.
SHIRTS, SHIRT WAISTS, WHITE AND CoLoRED,
at b. ROBINSON Co.'S
The Boys Clothiers, sos Pennsylvania avenue
next 70 Williams.