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National Republican., 1878-03-04
srnIxo ovERooArs Mt sal. 4 co.. seventh stree
Board OF Health.


A meeting Of the Board Of Health was held ut
their rooms last saturday evening, all the member,
being present..
Mr.. Marbury offered resolution declaring that
the occupation Of the Easements ofthe public school
buildings by families Of the aniturs and other EN-
plnyceS, Is injurious to health, and ought n be dis
continued. The consideration of the subject was
postponed until the next meeting Of the board.
Mr.. Warden then addressed the board regarding
his reasons for sustang the majority report, of the
CCMInittce OH "Trsmus NascentulI." In the
cOuRe of his argument he paid high tribute to Dr.
stewart, the medical Inspector of the board and
quoted from the third annual report of the board
Of Health the opinion entertained Of him by Dr.
Bliss and other members Of the board at that time
He then read al extract from celebrated medical
work TO prove that DT, Stewards treatment by tho
application OF the actual Cautcry" Of n case of
tctaniC spasms was the correct one, aud not IAN
ancient aud barbaTOlS practice as DR. Bliss termed
II in his minority report.
Dr. Bliss interrupted the speaker and asked If hc
nist bc allowed ls wHpIOlessiOnal opinion?
Mr.. Warden declined to'bc interrupted BIZ, said
he did NOT wish to attack DR.. Bliss OpiliiOIIs The
speaker then proceeded tO give learned and OK.
haustiNc argument IN support OF his action In the
premises,
DR.. bliss replied to Mr. Warden, and stated that
he wished TO set him,elf right before the public
lie had no desire 10 cast any rdicue or reflections
upon any member Of the board. lie then read ex.
tracts from his report, and said that the cOmmu.
by any but the TEST motives.
Mr.. Marbnry then gave his views on the subject
under discussion, and deprecated the course which
had been pursued during the debate lie said that
the thing T. be done was To prevent the spread of
disease which had carried of one hundred
children within year and not 10 spend time In
aghtins O' CT the pIOpcr nan C = be given IT,
The speaker made strong, common sense argu.
ment and was listened TO very attemtivcly In
concluding he moved that the reports OF the two
committees should bc placed upon lille and the
subject referred 10 the medical fraternity OF the
District fur further investigation.
NHTI IINF.n In, I. l,...
other tilt regarding the use Of personalities during
the discussion OF "Irismus," each gentleman be,
coming somcwh2t excited. AfIcr the dispute bud
COOlcd down, DR.. Cox moved that the sentence In
the majority report, in which he wa represented a.
saying lhut the entire investigation Wasa farce"
relevant 10 the subject under discussion. The mo
ton was carried, md, ut hafpt,t ten o'clock, the
Board adjourned.
National Republican., 1878-03-04
IIoteI Ari.iynis

EGhW.- Charles II Clark Iowa; J T. Mugarrte PbIIo
dr!ph!w B NchOan New York; b NarcG Ms; W /,
Walker MD; \ N linlhld and vito Mass; j + Rus
~ 'nnh VIE Srw n0rki d Harvey ~; Miss An
H(g way. Now York: A 4 Eng, New YORK; " Nor
flll. New York; T. u BpTb1ur aud wife. Mass; " N
Hodge, = A. u llunt U bA; u m u 'ei and wife.
Ne" YORK; W u u, ton, Wis Mott, Md; 4 Il
JonnsonsN ~ @ PRINCE. Mass; Levi Smith. II J.
Stil,s ana wife New York, J q Crow Md; a ii Tut
tie, Nerln mt: Falls aud wife S q Genera j II
Fp'le!, lnlrnr CA HALL, Robert II Gray New York:
Walls W L".L cit, OHIO John ThnmpsOI, Iowa ~ ii
CnH"rt J smith, y n: NJ II Jefery, Texas; A
Gre"le g Hon II Grosvonor Ohio. -
- s.. Jrairs.-C G u DOty New York: W II Arm,tronv
ltlfer, Pm FD Erny; d : Patterson, s NJ Moff,tI,
VIM ~hrwC!l IA COursll Mass: J A Chapman n
J; Miss Chimney, city Dnunng, Md; J Nalpn, or;
lion Dtull y, PE e BurhRu', New York; q Nj
Bond II; j. l. qrlukc, Pa A Ross, e A RayllnKs
J N Jones, > o N!chn!s, W @ Nj Ter, nd: 4 q Tanes,
rn; D " 'ofman; " y u II Ford, Md FIX Wright
Bart, Mass Goulri J. Lark u, n II; DC Sagr, /;
J SlrOli, beli - Kelley, Pas W II Eigtl1w Me;
J W BrOwnlry j Gordon, New York II II JOISt
J a -, Welnman, Va W Dots, Nd; L Fer
gGspn, M'Ch,
IaipcrnL o Nee aad wife. PhIludclphIg l. W
Young PltIsburg PE; CoIomcl u II lrvn Ia 4 d
T. OhlCy Ge0rgrt pwn; + l. Iott. Va; ii l. iIuri and
we, New York; John Il 4 g, Mo; u Il Pierce, n III;
Z Clark, Md, IL AynISWOrth, citNG Fmuk Punkrtt
city Is II Camp, Boston; ID FrOhmun, New York; j
: Key; Baltimore II W Lecompte, KY II EmmOrs,
Philadelphia,
MstrOpoiudn.-C r smith, Nd. J Booker, New York;
i MngrndeT Md ! Bal. Mass; W kealhohcr I'D
: Prckelt, New York; Lee, PA q Hill. N J; j
NJ q lesulr PM Miss Moore, cily. W Hplnay, MGss
York.
National Republican., 1878-03-04
~, Patrichsa Nav.


The various fr,h societies of the District have
made preparations TO celebrate st. Patrick's Day
win grand procession, which will leave the City
haii at one o'clock p. m. The following pro.
gramme Will be carried out:
ROUTE OF MARCH.
City Hall, down Four and q half street, TO Penn.
sylvania avenue, 10 First street northwest around
Naval Monument, up Pennsylvania avenue, pass.
Ing Executive Mansion, to and around circle into
street, TO Fifteenth. TO street. to Tenth, TO Ninth.
islana avenue, to City Hall and dismiss,
chief Marshal-Thomas Muntz.
Special Aids-M. Emmet Urcll and T. NJ. Kelly
. Aids-Patrick Maher. Michael Mccormick John
Lawler. o"' '""'e'
Fir.t Divisisn-Assstant marshal, John Taylor,
aids, Thomas I, Kane, J. Maloney, Michael Sbugh.
rue, Thomas Heaney, John Sullivan, Patrick
sheahy, =. Harrington: knights Of ST. Patrick
knigh,s Of y Columbkille, Knights Of 81. Bernard,
Second Division-Assistant marshal, II. NJ. c.
panaher; aids, William Ryan, Edwin s. Parkinson:
nnn,Rhs 81 y. Peter, knights Of st. Stephen,
knights Of s. Joseph, No I.
Third Divisional ssistnnt marshal Gilbert Gan.
non; aids, George ". Giddings James Mccarthy,
John Reilly, NJ. Maloney, Edward Lynch, T. Muir.
phy; Washington City lIbernian benevolent So
ciety, No. !, Washington City Hbcrninn benevolent
Association.
Fourth Division-Assistant marshal, James Gin.
naty aids, j. sullivan, NJ. r. Kelleher. T, Calvin
~ Murphy Georgetown liibcrnan Society, George.
town T. a. Society. West End Hibernian society.
National Republican., 1878-03-04
NEW IDVERTTSEMENTs,

Proposals for stationery.
Theatre Comique varieties.
Ssirbank scales-the standard
Proposals for disnterring bodies.
Bcatty organs-agents wanted.
For rexchange-valuable property.
National Theatrc-John 7. RAYMOND
DR.. John Lord, lecture on Lord Bacon.
New York City Stock Exchange Association.
Remember the orphans, I4ncoln Hall, to-night.
ODD Fellows Hall-lecture-Colo Meacham
Loss-Gold bracelet, at Presidents reception Sat
urday
For sale, by J. ". Star, sevenroo three story
Brick house.
Co!dens Lebig's Liquid Extract of Beef and
Tonic Infg1rator
WITHDRAWING frcscoing, &c, Albert Jackson, o22
Heventh street northwest.
Opening new spring fabrics, Mitchell 4 Martin.
ai Pennsylvania avenue.
Special meeting Washington City HI3erulan
Benevolent Society No. l.
P0stponemeut sale Of valuable real estate on the
southwest corner Of Thirteenth and streets north
west
National Republican., 1878-03-04
The Emmett Centenary.

meeting Of the general committee who hos
charge Of the arrangements for the lecture of Hon
A, NJ. waddcll on the Life and Services Of Robert
Emmet," held a meeting on Saturday evening to
make final arrangements. Major ". Emmett Urcll
occupied the chair.
various subcommittee were appointed 10 attend
to necessary details at the Opera House this even.
ing An Interesting feature Of the occasion will be
the presence In uniform and with bands OF music
OF tie Knights OF st. Patrick. the Hibcrnian Associ.
alton and tue Georgetown Hbeniinns. The lee.
form vii be escorted by the societies from the
Metropolitan Hotel TO the Opera. House at half past
seven o'clock. Amor the lecture Mr. Waddell, Sen.
ator Jones' Hon. I. j. Quinn, Hon. James b. Reilly
and Others will attend the ball at Odd Fellows
Hall given by lliberna Benevolent Society, No /,
National Republican., 1878-03-04
Iy'nsl Birth Orphan AsyIuIn.

The Committee Of the District Grand Lodge. No
3, Independent Order B'nal BIRTH which embraces
the States Of NOTth Carolina South Carolina Gc0r.
giO, Maryland, and Virginia, and the District OF
Columbia, appointed for the purpose Of taxing act
Ne and energetic measures tOwdTd building an Or.
phan asylum, met yesterday morning at the resi-.
dence Of Mr. simon Wolf NJ. ll2j Filth street.
The object Of erecting the proposed institution Is
for the purpose Of having home for the orphans
or wards OF the order which come upon them both
for care aud protection.
ilr, simon Wolf is chairman Of the committee
and Mr.. Henry Adler treasurer
fund has already been created TO be apprOprl-
Rtcd To this use but h not sufficient 10 carry out the
objects Of the society Still, as the Hebrews seldom
full IN any undertaking It Is safe to predict that in
this they will be successful II IA their intention to
locate the asylum In this District,
National Republican., 1878-03-04
fairbnnlls' Scales.

Uncle sam has right to be proud, for the whole
world Is beginning to find out that the old gentle
man means business. lie supplies all creation
with firearms, pianos, sewing machines and II
thousand other things to say nothing of silver and
gold, corn and cotton wheat aud petroleum. &c,
Uncle sam also feels proud that the STANDARD" mr.
tclcs of tmerca are fast becoming the standard"
articles Of the world. Fairbanks Scales are now
taking the leal Ia all markets. China calls for
for them. civilization and intelligence Gull for them
the world over
The wc!lknDwn firm Of Fairbanks K Co manu-.
ncturerS OF the Worlds Standard SCulCs has re-
cercd from the Kingdom Of Siam an Onrinl.tcstl
m0ntal OF their value and CORRECTNESS, from which
II appears that they are held In high esteem by ihe
custpin'h0hse authorities Of that cOuntry.-Nelp
York MdrpcnirLL Jan. 81 ls1s.
National Republican., 1878-03-04
National Union Club,

The National Union Club held one of It's regular
semi mimonthly meetings on Friday evening March
J. at It's rooms l83l + street northwest Hon Joscrh
$. Fowler, president, in the chair
Al the request of the club, the president read n
most eloquent address, on the political situation in
which he reviewed the condition Of the country
The causes which pro- u ed the present state ol.af.
fairs, and suggested the remedies.
At the conclusion of the address n mOtinu wns
adopted requesting copy for public nti0n. Inter.
esting remarks were then made by the Hon. Fred
T.. ;. stanton ana Hon. Henry s. Fonte, and, on mo-
tiOn, the former was requested TO address the club
at It's next regular meeting
The club then adjourned, TO meet on Monday
evening, the lth lust, AT hAlfplst seven O'Clock
when the subject Of the proposed amendment; to
the Constitution, providing for un executive conn.
cil OF three us substitute for President Will be
discussed
National Republican., 1878-03-04
Assignments Tor To-Day,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
No. il, schlorb vs. Clark; No. I6, Basshor VS. XII.
bourn; No a., Davis VS.. sheder No. 4s. Dudley vs..
Brown; No.iS,S Narklcy vs.. Cottrcll; No. 10, Muir.
tagh VS., District Of Columbia; No. H. Wright vs..
Nelck; No. IS, Magrndcr VS.. Thornton; No 81.
Davis VS.. Carusl No. CO. Beckett vs. Tyler. "
CIRCUIT c6URT-cHIEr JUSTICE CARTIER.
No. ls9, Critlendcn VS.. Fremont No. los Clark
vs. iesin Rapley; No. fDl. Castlcmnn vs. CheSa.
eakc and Ohio Canal Company; No. 9O5 Taylor
Ns, fiaiiiN Mutual Life Insurance Company; No.
3l3, Peulson ct III. vs.. Gonzaga College; No, 3l6
Murphy vs.. Hewitt: No. 3l7. Greisbawer w. Run.
pert No. 3lS. Frrund vs.. KbOum ct al: No &s
Adams vs.. DAVIS; No. GTl. Strong vs. Williams ;
No. SS Snu;hcy Va. Appleman; No. S37, Hill use
Lee, vs.. Davis; No 3}s and 3fg rtcrmohle VS.
Gibson No. $40, Riley vs.. Wilson; No. 3il Chan
National Republican., 1878-03-04
Police COurf

District cdses-Andrew Aker will spend sixty
days at the Branch for vggrancy. H. l. Beach
paid " for selling game out Of season. BARLEY
Curran, obsiructing pavement and gutter: contin.
ued until tomorrow. Helen Duckott was sent
down for fifteen days for being disorrlerly Molle
Frazier paid aN for cursing. Patrick Ford was
sent TO the Branch for O week on the same charge
samuel johnson, disordcrly conduct fifteen DAYS
George kidgeley, Charles Williams aud Peter
PlnnsStt, charged with unlawful assembly, were
given hitcen days each Henry Raft charged with
Keeping biting dog, was dismissed as the dog did
not belong TO him. 7. and 7. T. Roes.lc charged
with keeping an unlicensed billiard room were
dismlsshd a. they purchased the required paper
Frederick Thomas loud talking cost him iftecn
days at the iarn. Charles Hurdle was fined s5S for
keeping glnbing house. An appeal WAS noted
bonds being fixed at slOJ
L"htd SGtss oisos.-MOmrne Atchison was given
SIX months In jail for ,tcaling an OK from John
$40. George W. Slough was fined so or thirty
inys Tor stealing piece Of cloth from " H. Land
EiwHr'! smith, threats against Bridget Fletcher :
released on personal bonds Louisa Allen, assault
on lin h0hcSty; dismissed Til mas Hart beat
MARY whiting for which he was u, ECd u ply 81 or
go down for nine days Emma Stewart. charged
WIN Tie larceny of some household goods from Ecr
sister, was relc..ed for want Of pros ecutOn David
ilutlicy alus Henry iIU,lmIn, was RrTaignrd for
sNallnS hcWsImper rom Frank Mann: continued
until r. day, Edward Jemicr was sent to iRiI for
SIX months for Stealing box of shoes from Mr..
Margaret T. Palmer Elijah Dcwalh charged with
fofging draIt upon Hon. John o. ThumuSon Ser.
Uf the House Of Representative was
gwen nnlIl To morrow morning t. prove his imnu-
ccncr. Edward Jenifcr aud James PlumScll were
seil To Jail for thirty days each for rubhing the
kb'iSe OF Julius Lcins Another Cn.e against Jcni.
Nr charging him with stealing some chickens from
Robert Harrison was dismissed. Matthew TAYLOR
assaulted ncn,ge Riigelcy, and was assessed $50 or
sixty days IN Jail.
National Republican., 1878-03-04
Etunlet.

fktnmet.
In Shamrock land. aud far away,
Through eyry land OH Garth,
Hibcrnia's sons keep holy day
To note martyrs birth.
Who was the chief for Ircnnd's veal
Gave love, and life and all
The Prince OF Dcrc or owen O'Neill.
Whose fall was Erlns fall
No, brothers. no--those soldiers grand.
And peerless leaders, twain,
struck Gallantly for II &c and land,
For home and creed IN vain
Nor later on, when lcgions fell
In the unequal strife,
'Gntnst vpIdal Cromwell's fends OF hell,
VINO sapp'd nations life.
For poltroon james our fathers blcd.
From Bnync to 1homand gate:
by dashing Snrsfcld's tr1OperS led,
Through fire Of adverse fntei
But all IN rnin-hcr sun grew dark
IN clouds Of crimson tuGrs;
Yet Freedoms dcathlc >, holy spar!:,
survived the penal years.
Another red. tornado fire,
or blinded Orange hate
swept madly down Ger son and s.rc
In glorious Ninctyeght
And then, at last, twas sadly said:
:" Poor Ireland hangs In chains,
Lord Edward and her chiefs are dead
And dismal darkness rcigis."
Not yct--nOt yet from out the storm
OfycOmcnS' brutal sway,
AyUuth inspr'd Of martial form,
Reylvihed her clay,
And flung her still unconquer'd flag
The phCeniN banner bright
In face of England's blood staiu'd reg
On Dublins castle height
If but to shame the bigot's whine,
The bard may proudly say:
Twas not before st. Patr!ck's shrine
Our Emmet knclt to Pray
Yet how we love the magic name
That Stirs the souls of men
And vindicatc his holy aim
Again, tonight, again!
With one to tcn-aye ten times ten
And blcst by gentlcst ties,
He III the light Of Hope again
Where Death was lowest prize!
Wrappd In our hearts his spirit lives,
Awaiting Heavens decree,
or cushid gal Didchrccl =
~ RICHARD oULAHAN.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
National Republican., 1878-03-04
Co-operatiye leo ComnnnY.

This new company seems To be tracing the path
Of success. 1t is building houses OIL the prop
erty at the foot of Eighth street southwest adjuin
ing Its wharf property for storing 1000 tons of Ken
ncbcc ice, so as always to hUvca sufficient supuly
on hand for customer
This company Is organized by some OF our most
cnlerprsing citizens, the principal Stockholders
being consumers, who are 10 have their ice at the
cot Of de iyering the same, This Is u great saving
Ia parties who consume large quantities, and as ID
will be very beneficial 70 every consumer. mauy
more will doubtless become htOCkhOlders in order
10 reap the benefit Of these terms.
Captain samuel GCdney is the. pre-, idcnt Of tIc
company, Who has served so many years as super.
intcndent Of the Potomac Ferry Company. OF llIis
city aud whose name Is guaranty Of prompt und
energetic attention To business.
National Republican., 1878-03-04
CATHOLIC cUTRCItrs

Inc Catholic churches appeared yesterday morn.
nlS Mnhoui inc spinbfe drHpcry with which they
hnd been decorated SINCE the death of PJpc Plus
IA, ana III addition 10 tie regular services a "Tc
election OF Pope Leo Nil. - '''
National Republican., 1878-03-04
rHE CITY HALL.
Business Before the Courts saturdsy-As-
signments for To-day.
CIRCUIT oouRT-cHIEr JUSTICE cARrrHR.

CIRCUIT coURT-cHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
Null, Banks q Co. vs.. william Kiskadden a 90.
Judgment by default for s24It96. Annie 4. May
vs. Charles Robnstarck motion to quash ceTtiordrI
overruled and defendant 10 give bond by Saturday
next New York Life e.1nsurance Company vs.. Mel.
lie Hamick et all judgment by default for 50 6as TO-
lrury Wood vs. James McD. Darlington ct al; mo-
ton for Judgment overruled. Bennett Wright vs.
Dewitt c. Marshall eta; motion for judgment over.
ruled. james Pike VI, y. A. W. Converse; motion
for Judgment overrued. Daniel W. Middleton
IT,, vs. Entwisle & Barron judgment denied. Bart.
ley Casey vs.. Jenner; suit discontinued by plain.
tif. Cohen VS.. Lez; motion to quash attachment
ONerruled UuntOn vs., Parker; new trial denied
Nandernerkcn vs.. Stafford; stipulation for judg.
ment filed. saltcr Il Co. VS.. Walter new trial dc.
nnS neH' UtermShie vs. shepherd plea stricken out
Morrell Judgment set aside pleas filed To stand
Washington VA Market Company vs., Auglsterfor; me-
uon 70 quash ovcrruled. Brennan admin traitor
vs. chapman; Judgment confessed
CRIMINAL coURT-JusTIcE wYIIE.
The trial Of Samuel A. Clark, for the murder Of
1ohn , Lee alias Jack Cash, was concluded OH sat.
When the court met Mr.. Cook took up and con.
cluueh ms argument at eleven o'clock and was
ioiioMed n by the District.Attorney in summing up
tor the Government
His Honor then charged the jury, and they re.
tired al l2.55 p IN. Not being able to agree they
were locked up for the night
Yesterday morning. at nine O'Clock Il was an.
h3umced that verdict had been agreed upon. aud
hls hOnor was sent for. On coming down to the
court house, Justice Wyle decided that he could
nGt receive the verdict Sunday, but in order TO
rellcvc the jurymcn from rs much confinement ps
pqIs,iole pIs directed that the marshal provide them
with quarters ut the National Hotel until to-day,
which was done, The impression prevails that
the verdict Is guilty OfmurderaS indicted but The
ruihot cannot be traced tO any reliable source.
National Republican., 1878-03-04
sraIxG OVER, OATS at Saks a Ca. :. seventh stree
AnaIostan Boat Club Election.

At meeting Of the AnNlUstan Boat Club, held
Saturday evening, the following officers were chosen
for the ensuing ycari President Mr.. l.. II. Stevens
vice president CulonelS. n. Benjamin; correspond.
ing secretary, Mr.. j. II. Goodrich recording secre-
tary, Mr. }. Wilson; treasurer Mr.. II. s. Wyman ;
captain, Mr Edward Nsundcr; flr,t lieutenant Mr.
W. \. MCkcnHcyi second lieutenant, MT. c. l.,
bnrdcIt; finance committee, MeSsrs. J, Conen,
mittee, Mctsrs. Postal, Marshall, and Bailey.
committee was also appointed 10 take into consd-
erHtion race with the PUtOHacs. The aunuul re.
ports were satsn" tory, and showed that the Club
was ln y tOuTishing condition.
National Republican., 1878-03-04
The Franklin Lc.ion.

There was spirited business meeting of this
t'tnl abstinence society OF printers, book binders
ana journalists held last Saturday night A com
ihilIee was Instructed 10 lease aud furnish tho new
lihll ana prepare for AN entertainment a Il next
saturday night The society was found 10 be in n
anuriNhIng condition, and The subIec: OF incuTIsn
ttiilg u us permanent instituliu.. was discussed
ana referred % Il committee for report
National Republican., 1878-03-04

III OTEL RICHELIEU,
Nos iII and IT'S Pennsylvania avenue
NtW anu elegantly furnished, Is now open for the re-
NPtlnn o. transient and permanent 6oardcrs Ex
Gn GGsiieau table board, go per month (Frenoh cookJ
Elegant mrnshed rooms, en- suite OF single. A dsI
c9us cup OF coffee for cents a specially.
deC,N1y L. EISiNGEH IEnp rIotar
National Republican., 1878-03-04
TEMPERANCE MEET yGS.
Congressional Temperance Society

The Congressional Temperance Society held an
adjourned meeting last night in the Metropolitan
~ T. ,h"rch. Avery large audience was present.
lhc'ua'ns quite a number of Congressman The
meeting was opened with a hymn by the choir
bF. Adams introduced Hon. Mr. Bellew. yice.prrsI
lent ni The society, as chairman. lie made n short
ana very Interesting address. Addresses were nlsn
NT. Henderson, of Illinois; Hon. Mr. briggs of New
lori; and Col. Hoy, Of baltimore. The Choir and
congregation sang the doxOlogy, and Dr, CHECKER
lnS pronounced the beUCdictiun,
National Republican., 1878-03-04
The spanisl-Americun Commission.

The Joint commission for the settlement of claims
OF American citizens arising out Of the Cuban rcyo.
luton met Saturday, In the rooms ofthe commission
a. the Sla'e Department building Presentation.
Joseph Scgur arbitrator on the part of tho Initial
states; Marquis dc Potestad FOriari arbitrator on
NE part Of SPAIN Hon. 7. j. Durant advocate on
ne part OF the Tinted States; Hon. John D. Nc.
rhGnol' advocate OH the part OF Spain and Fustls
C"Ilcte secretary. sundry matters referred TO the
meeting OF the commission Were considered, and
Snndry claims submitted TO the board Of arbtrators
The board adjourned for two weeks
National Republican., 1878-03-04
Crispus Attuclxs.

The Negro American Society will celebrate the
lS'h anniversary Of the death of Cnspus Attucks,
the first martyr Of the American revolution at the
Fihecnth.succt Presbyterian Church. tomsrrow
evening, March ). at halEpsst seven o'clock. Sen.
at9fs Bruce. iionr, and Blaine; Hons. Fred
!, II: kalnry N. =. Banks, X. II. Cain, NJ, l. Town.
send, j. IL. s!nyth, d. A.. Murray, and W. T. Mat
thews, have been invited To be present and address
the meeting. Professor b. D. Fleet will preside AT
the organ. The public are invited
National Republican., 1878-03-04
Out-Hunr Mectinr.

inc outdoor meeting. corner Of Seventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue, yesterday ailcrnoon
was largely attended. Mrs. Dir. Lawrence r,aI n
poem and spoke for tlircc-quartcrs of an hour on
hereditary causcs of intcmpcnncc Dr. Lawrence,
IN hi, remarks treated of the effects of alcohol upon
ne stomach aud illustrated the subject with pidTes
ii3i; j; e. w, Of California, Messrs Thomas
Amnncf mee'Iiis viii be held at the same place to.