National Republican., 1878-06-22
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List Of uncallcd for letters on third page
Court calendar and routine legal news on
hird page.
y ShillingtOn has Hdrpcr's Ncr Monthly
na9h=IHc for July, and it is a most excellent
tumhcr.
The court in general term met yesterday,
bot there being no quorum present an adjourn.
ment was taken until Friday next, at eleven
o m.
Mr. John Dowling, an old resident Of the
District, and q valuable member of the Oldest
Inhabitants Association, died Thursday even.
ing. aged seventy-onc years.
Next Monday the colored Masons of the
District, with representatives from the sd join
ing States, will celebrate st. Johns Day with
parade aud jubilee at Gales Woods
-Mcssrs. r. II. Wade, Nat L. Olphant,
Prank +. Newton, c. 5. Trevitt, and W. {. Nc
Arthur will start about the first Of July on a
two weeks pleasure excursion down the Poto-
mac and the bay, on board the slOOp Tuttle.
The following was the contents Of postal
sartl received yesterday from the Billy Beware
Exploring Expedition Rockville, June 20
Have had a huge time. All safe. Will be
u Washington Grove tomorrow aud at home
% Saturday night
during the progress of the mass meeting
II the corner Of seventh street AZ Pcnnsylva-
niA avenue lsst evening man named William
Thomas created a row by interrupting the
Ipcakers. lie was collared by Officer Fritz
and taken to the Fifth Precinct Station, but
upon promising to go home he was released.
Henry Armstrong, William Mack, and
James Stanley, the three men who were ar
rested by Detectives McDcvitt and McElfresh
for robbery, were in the Police Court ycster.
day morning. Owing to the absence OF i'm
portsnt witnesses the cases against the accused
were continued, and they were committed to
jail in default OF 500 bonds each.
Owing to the multitudes attending the re-
yiyal meetings conducted by the boy preacher,
Ry. +. Harrison, the officers of the Twelfth
Street southeast VI. Z. Church have erected all
immense tabernacle, adjoining the church, and
the vast multitude filled it at last nights ser.
vice 10 Oycrhowing. The meeting was Of uu-
Usual interest, and several persons were At the
altar OF prayer
The Board Of Health met last evening.
The report Of the operations Of the health
Office for the week ending June IL, already
Published IN The REPUBLICAN, was presented.
1be secretary was authorized to employ an
assistant, If necessary, in the work of prepar-
ing list oi property belonging TO the board, ia
Be presented at the next meeting.
1t is for the good Of the public in gen.
sfal, aud my friends in particular, to know
that ! am in way connected with u so-caled
Dental Association Some of my patients
think am because sSgIght it out in Janu.
ary, 1876 But dropped the name OIL account
Of lis being SO deceptive. Respectfully, George
B. Welch, Dentist, 2l9 Four and "a half street
] pronounce the above card OF George b. WelcL
IN yesterdays REPUBLICASa Islander aud false.
hood in regard to his buying u dental associ-
alton in January, 1876. His being no longer
ny assistant does not make the Howland
Dental Association, at No. 2ll FOur.and -a-hali
street, amy the less respectable or efficient
DIR. +. T.. Rowland.
MIR john Pope Hodnett desires us TO say,
on his authority, that the statement made IN
IhE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN yesterday morn
ing, IN effect that at a meeting of the Radical
Greenbacks and Labor League the name OF
Dr. Lawrence was dropped from the rolls Is
Incorrect. lie states further that the Labor
League has no connection with the So Ocalled
Radical Grccubacks," and it Is In no way re.
sponsiblc for the deuunCiatiOm which these 50.
called GrcenbaCk Laborers have seen fit to
visit upon the heads of Mvssrs. Lawrence
Cohen" aud Others. Mr. HOdnett has eyi.
IDENTIFY attempted to make correction where
none is needed, rs the report in The REpUB.
LICAN to which he alludGs had no reference tC
the Labor League with which he is.cOnnCcted
and Is strictly correct.