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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

The concert of the Chamber Music Quintettc at
Morni's Hall last night, was in many iespecIs the
best of the series The novelty Ofappearlng be-
fore a critical audience has worn off, aud in consc-
quCncc Of the increased assurance n frmer intona.
ton and greater freedom in shading were
quite apparent The audience was large, and In
cludcd nearly all the people prominently con.
nected with musical matters in this city. The
individual numbers ofthc programme were excel.
lent but the effect Of the whole would have been
heightened had the several selections been m lde
with reference to variety IN the key of the compo-
sition. As II was, one Of the numbers was I'M A
minor and the other two In major, which, with
their relative keys, established and maintained u
tonnlity that became mOnotonous, and somewhat
dctraCted from the bIiliancy of the last numbe~
The instrumentation throughout was good, and
showed careful lchearSing. OF the string num-
bers the Scherzo aud the synCopated Rhapsud'c
met with the greatest favor, and were given with
quintette came in for the largest share of the
applause. The music of Saint-Spns Is modern aud
very Tree in treatment, while 1t does not depart
from the well established and recognized principles
OF hNrrnony. The prog ANNE In full is aS follows:
Rhcinborgcr, op. So Amin string quintctte, Allegro
Adagin motto, SchCr2o, RbapsOdie; Beethoven, op
Is, No. o, A., string quaretc, Audalite cantabile;
S0ini-SGns op. H. A., piano quintettc, Allegro
moderate mneStOso, Andante sost'nuto and
Presto, Allegro aSsai ma tranquillo. The gentle
men of this club have reason 10 congratulate them
sc.gcs on the successful closing of this interesting
musical enterprise. With the reputation they
have established, they may enter on the next
season under the most favorable auspices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

In answer to the proposals for bids to supply the
stationery required by the Interior Department for
the ensuing year. bids have been received from tho
following partes:--J w. Drew. Washington: f.
". Deyoe d Co., Philadelphia; Evans ~ Gardner,
New York; j. Baumgartep, WashiugtOn White,
COrbn Il Co.. Rockville, Conn; II. d. Gilman,
WoShingt1ni stott, y Cromwell, Washington;, 6.
A. Whitaker, Washington; j. II. Man, Phlladcl.
phia; b. L. brown, Washington; PRret & Whit.
ngton, Washingtonj Pl9tner Il Portner, Manu-
featuring Company, Unionville, Conn; Parker,
Jones IL Co... New York; Y. G, Fischer, Washing.
ton George W. Dowcll & Co., Philadelphia; Meyer
Thamessinger, New York W. H. nlli, Worcester,
Mass; W, A. Wheeler, IT,, New York; Morgan En-:
vclUpe Company, Springfield, Mass; j. Brad
Adams, Washington John Keyworth, Washing.
ton; J. c. Parker, Washington; g. II. Whitcombe
" Co., Worcester, Mass. g. W. Thorn X Co, Wash.
ington; G. S. Braised, New York; William Bal
antyne 4 Son, Washington; William a. Davis
Boston, Mas; L. Free. jrP Wasnins!oni Francis
ton; J. L.. Savage, Washington; Egston IL Rmpp,
Washington; w, IL. Dempsey, Washington; W. f..
Lulz, Washington; Parsons Paper Csmpany, HOl-
yoke, Mass; e.. L. Lockwood, Philadelphia, Pa.
The awards will probably be announced in u few
days,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

Miss Margaret Lanner was greeted last night at
the National Thcater by an audience large in
numbers and composed to a considerable extent
of those who had known her personally under her
own proper cognomen as Minnie Frye, had seen
her early efforts us an amateur had recognized
the talent she then displayed, had followed her
course during her professional career. and were
then present to II she had fulfilled the promise
of her early efforts. 1.-THE New Magdalen" is
not play that wins Mt its first representation,
there being little to brighten 1t or to break the
general sombre tone. The role of Mercy Mcrrick
affords an opportunity for some excellent emo
uonAl acting and there are many 'rong situations.
Miss Lnnners friends testified their qualification
At the evident progress she had made in her art 10y
the most liberal applause, and She was thrice
called before the curtain. Possessed of pleasing
ince and figure, she is extremely graceful In her
movements, and in many passages gave evidences
of decided power as an emotional actress, Mr..
Downing was highly effective in the part Of Julian
Gray, and shared the honors with Miss Tanner.
Tonight Alexander Dumas " Princess OF Bagdad "
will be presented. Little May Carrlgan, WHO is 50
well known, has u nice child's part in this, and
will also give recitation between the second and
third
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

large audience assembled last evening at tho
hall of Carroll Institute, 9A street, the occasion
being the usual weekly reception. The business
OF the meeting consumed but short time, and
after the election of several members and the rad.
ing of very able report from Mr. L. y, Deveroux,
as delegate to the convention of the Catholic
Young Mems National Union, the programme led
OF with magnificent piano solo by Professor
siLutc Gazette, feature Of hesc meeting, by The
edit r, and tenor solo by Mr. John Ry6n; Mr.
jose h Rogers gave in splendid style the ius,igu.
tiOu scene from Julius Caesar" and Mr. Wood.
man, one of the best bplitOuei heard for long
time sang The Bridge" MIR. NJ lrphy read The
Harp of Thousand Strings" and Mr. Frank Ma.
guire rendered with effect u selection from the
"Chlnes of Normandy The concluding roca.
ton, Robert OF Sicily" was done IN Mr. LHCkeys
best STYLE and stamped him MS an clOculiouisl Of
rHro merit. The whole affair reflected great credit
on tho Institute.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

Building permits were issued yesterday to;
Michael Daily, to make repairs ut 1903 Vir. inin
avenue southwest, to cost 500; John CroSan, to
make repairs at 400 New Jersey avenue northwest,
-; Mrs. ;. c. Brown, to make repairs at 1911
Tenth street, --; }, W. CowliuB, to make repairs
Oh Thirteenth street, near q northwest, to cost
$50; Dr., George Beying, to build addition at south
east corr or OF Bell ana Greene Streets Georgetown,
10 COS, a, 1000
The special assessment division has completed
the revision Of assessments against alleys in
squares SOI 36b ana 2S1, reservations ~, $50, and
~.
TIE Commissioners were occupied yesterday in
Discussing the new District appropriation bill for
IA, together, and contains many new items. They
are TO appear before the Appropriation Committee
Of the House to give their views upon the bill to,
Iu,F
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19
ENGINEERS ENTERTAINED
ny President wclch at wIIIard's Hoie
Inat Might

Bnst Night.
Mr. Ashbel weleh, president Of the American
Society Of Civil Engineers, assisted by his daughter
and niece, gave very pleasant reception at Will
lard Hall last night to the members Of the associa-
tion now holding convention here and other
distinguished guests. From $50 to 10 o'clock
President Welch aud his assistants were employed
i'm the pleasant duty Of hand shaking and wecom.
ing each guest with few agreeable words. The
time thus spent gave the guests an opportunity to
get acquainted with each other, aud to indulge In
pleasant social converse The reception was
to enjoy Themselves tboroughiy At 1870
o'clock President WEIGH led the way to the
dinng.room, where nm elegant collation. had been
prepared, which was done full justice TO. Among
some Of The quests present were the following,
nearly all OF whom were accompanied by either
wives or other ladies': Senator Dawes, Repre-
New York; Mr., Frederick Graf, MIR. s. s. Haight
Eew fort cori H5 L. l. Bn York B'oS%E Iy NJ
Kecfer, Ottawa, Can; Colonel Farquhar, United
alcs Light-Housc Board Mr.. 7. c.
Mon,r'ali f. Defuniah, Louisville; j. J. r., Gross,
New York Co,oncl Casey, A. +. Boiler, New York;
o. o; Chanante, New York hleck pempIcr, PITTS
Montreal; James j. Francis, Lowell Professor
Burr, Troy S; l.. Smcdley, Phiadclphiai Colo
nj Albert, Colonel Lyman Ridges, SAN Ffaucsc
t'Ssor Egglcston, Joseph 4: Richards, Boston A.
B,n2ano, Davis Reeves, Ihmnixyille, Pa; Repre-
sentative Hewitt, DIR. Peter Parker, l.. y. Ward,
New Jer'ey !, hn =. vanhorn, Jersey City; Cap,
tim Michaclis, United States, Amy DR.; aud
Mrs. Nelson, 7. c. Clark, New York;
George S. Greene, George s. Greene, jr., w. q.
Hamilton, @. s. Morrison, New York Mr.. Joseph
Nimmo, l.. i. Buck, BroIklyn, N. Y; Hon. Mou2o
Bell Commodore Sims, Mr.. and Miss Hcnsley,
Adminl X dgers, Lieutenant and Mrs. lloxic, a.
b Hill, New Haven, Conn., Rep. esentative Har.
denbur,h, T. L. Andrews, General Parks, +. COLI
ingwood, w. II. Wylie, j. W. Weston. editor
Americdn Engineer Chicago @, a. Kimball, MassG-
ChnsCtls; Genornl RomeYn ID. AYrys. U. s. a.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

q
BESToS, SALINE COUNTY, Ark, May 15.-0n the
10Th instant the Rev. J. Il. Moore, pastor of the
Methodist church in this place, called ut the post
office for his customary mail, but, finding none,
proceeded to glance over the advertisement .,
n0GSs &c common h 20 IF t and IKE pub
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, though modestly placed
where 1t would not obge people TO read IT, He
ofdviue things, but with the exceed ng or, at in
d.uindy of Republican newspap posters having
place III this community. 81 don't want 10 zee
such an advert, ement in Il mocratIc town p
cried the rate minister and, with swift uplf IN
of his hand, he I, re the pcstcr fir m the wall and
threw II into the street. II yon can send mo an.
other will replacs It, In hopes that the good par
son may not again get out Of tracts 10 read.
A. g. SPEER, p. NJ.
Another poster advertising THE NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN as advocating the genuine political
gospel doctrine has been mailed TO our friend, the
Stalwart postmasterl
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

Justice Hagner yesterday afternoon carried up
TO the Senate the old family Bible that belonged
to Augustine Washington, father OfGeucTal George
Washington, which was sent to him and placed in
his custody for safe keeping and exhibit to con.
grcsS, 1t contains the family record Of birlhs aud
deaths, also the time Of baptism Of the chi!dr H.
1t passed into The hands Oi Mary Washngt ~ tue
the cover was made. She gave it to her Guugui'r
Bette Lewis Of Fredericksburg, aud shr passed 4
over TO her son, Robert Lewis, mud he pr sentcd /
to Betty u. Bas'ett who now owns 1t, Gnd hus had
the Bible in her possession for the past forty
Yeas, 1t Is an old looking work, full of pictures,
and what is more curious still, ~. simon is rep
resented as wearing eyeglasses which were not
supposed u be in use in those Gays
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

Mr.. David C. Bangs benefit, at the Congrega.
tional Church, on the 9th instant, is an event
which is pleasantly Anticipated by the large num-
Der Of friends Of this talented young elocutionist
lie will have the assistance of some OF the best
vocal, instrumental, and elocutionary talent in
the city, and the programme will be attractive
Joe sessfjrds beucGt, at Ford's Opera House, viii
no doubt draw crowded house. Mr.. c. b. Bishop
than whom no comedian Is more popular IN Wall.
mgtpn, viii he the attraction In the role of Major
Wellington Ne Do Is IN " EverybOdv's Friend"
Mr.. sam Kinsey Is daily receiving returns from
his legion Ut friends showing that the National
Theuter will not be able TO hold those who will dc.
sire 10 testify their regard by attending the yer.
by the Washington operate Association Tor his
benefit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19
ooLoRED M. E. CONFERENCE.
Proceedings OF Yesterdays session q
IaraeI Church.


At the session OF the Colored NJ e. Conference
yesterday Bishop Lane presided After devotional
exercises, conducted by Rev. James Briller Bishop
Beebo called attention to the necessity Of special
Sunday school committee to superntend the gem
eral work. Bishop Andrews, of the NJ. e. Church [;
Rev. Mr.. Ward, pastor oftho Foundry Church, and
Rev Mr.. Arnold, of the A. NJ. E. Church, were In.
troduced TO. the conference. Bishop Andrews
made brief address In which ho spoke OF the
wide field for missionary labor. Bishop Miles and
Bishop Lane made n response in behalf OF the
conference TO these remarks. The report OF the
finance committee, proposing some new measures
In regard to
ASSESSING THE PREACHERS SALARIES,
gave rise to considerable discussion. Two plans
were Odvocated-thc present one of having the
salary assessed by the stewards Of the church, and
the other to authorize the conferences TO fix the
salary Bishop Miles said that the members must
not expect q child to be born and grow TO man
hood In one day, aud this church was only twelve
years old. Besides the people were poor and un-
educated and time must be allowed for them TO
improve their condition. When he began he only
got S25 per year, but he had gradually increased.
This was what the brethren must do-walt and
grow Theconfcrencc decided to make no change
in the present meth d. A resolution was ndopod
providing that no peisou lie licensed who hns not
submitted to the course Of study prescribed by the
bishop. The remainder OF the session was oCcu-
pied with routine business.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19
TIC ALdlcI.. nIrnrce I,nsc.

In the AddicGs divorce case the plaintiff has
fled an answer to his wlfc's petition for alimony,
counsel fees, DC, lie denies that the defendant
has conducted herself properly and also that she
went to Europe at hisrequest but says he supplied
herwih money forthe journey because he thought
he ought to, ana lie nlus with his an swor a letter
10 the Sec etary Of tie Navy 10y him April 10, and
also a DRAFT that his wife drew upon him for 80.
He denies the allegations In Mrs, Addlcks petit
ton and IN the atiidaYits submitted by h!r
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19
THE BUTCHERS, MEETING.
The Abattoir BIn 10 be Opposed-Con-
nlIttcca 10 Attend 20 the Matter.

At the meeting of butchers and cattle. dealers
opposed to the abattoir bil at shea's Hall last
night Mr.. John II. Kelly presided, Mr.. Kelly,
chairman of the committee on legislation, re-
ported that they had succeeded in gettirg the
reopened before tho District Committee, and
would have hearing to day Mt / o'clock. After
further discussing the situation, Mr.. William Il.
Clark was elected treasurer and subscriptions
were solicited, and about 500 was subscribed TO
defny the necessary expense In defeating the bill.
A committee was also appointed to obtain signers
to petition by citizens Of the District protesting
against the abattoir, MS the prices named in the
bill for slnughtering stock will increase the price
ofmeats TO At least onc.halfa cent per pound TO
legislation to meet the District Committee at /
o'clock to-day; John Il. Kelly, William f. Clark,
Kengla, NJ. G. Weaver Theodore Barnes, and W.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19
Abnor's Summer Garden.

The announcement Of the formal reopening Of
Abncr's Summer Garden drew large lumber Of
plcasurcSeckers to that pleasant popular resort
last evening who were well entertained by Pro-
clan, and Rn,ncr's Tyrolesg singers The garden
Is greatly improved in appearance and comfort.
abe arrangements. For tonight the efficient
musical manager Mr.. Il. a. Rocker, has again ar
rAMEld an OMNellgnt prOgIMmme.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

About o'clock last night William Brulnenger,
living at Carroll street, between First aud Second
streets, was run over by hack near the corner OF
Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue. lie was
conveyed 10 the Fiflh Precinct Station. House
where Dr. Parsong of the Emergency Hospital
made an examination Rnd pronounced the mans
injuries TO be quite serious Later he wns removed
In the police ambulance 10 Providence Hospital.
II is supposed that the hickman was in the en-
ploy Of HCyes d Smith, livery stable keepers on
Fourteenth street, between ID aud streets north .
west, hu, inquiry there by Lieutenant Arnuld's
men iGiltd 20 find the man, and up TO late hour
he had not been found.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19
Hud EagIcston's Temperance Tent.

The meeting was called to order at o'clock. In
the absence of the chaplain, prayer offered by
Bud Eagleston After a few remarks by the presi-
dent, addresses were made by Mr. Webster, fol-
drnnnci1tion against The frame in RIM ma LAGER
Ger. The exercises were intcrapersed with fine
music, and twenty-five persons signed the pledge
Tonight Charley Nye Will address the people in
the
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

TIE usual annual exhibition of drawing by the
pupils OF the colored schools was held yesterday
in the Sumner school building. The specimens
shown displayed dec ded talent on the part Of the
scholars and reelected credit on the drawing
teacher Mr.. \. w. Iiunster. large number OF
visitors attended during the hours Of exhibition
and examined the drawings with careful and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19
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MIRA AdcIinC DuvnI g.ncIt.

annual dramatic entertainment with her pupils Mt
Fords Opera House OH the Goth. The evening will
be an interesting one, unlike school exhibitions.
"ScGnes from different plays OfShaks, care, given
in characters and well mounted"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

Ofllcor Pat Keurney Hrese n colored man
named Cornell for fast driving at the Baltimore
aud Potomac depot about four o'clock yesterday
evening. Cornell was under the influence Of liq-
uor and WIS raising rumpus which drew large
crowd Of people,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS.
Meeting OF the Other winG-Enorts for
MnrInomy-Cheera for HcnYer.


A called meeting of one OF the wings of the
Pennsylvania Republican Association was held at
St. Georges Hall last night, President Il. W. Oyser
In the chair, and John b. LOufiyr as secretary.
After the trans actiOn Of the usual routine business
the report Of the committee appointed to confer
with a committee Of the other wing of the associa.
ton was read, and the committee discharged with
The report was the same T' as that pre-
sentcd to the meeting at Marin's Hall,
aud has already been printed in these col.
umns III the discussion of the report II was
stated that the members present were anxious to
hnrmOnzc with the other wing on an honest aud
| honorabiIc basis; that they were not fighting for
almost any, gentleman Tor president of the ascot
| ton who has never lccn identified with either
| wing, and in tins connection the name OF General
| w. ii. Armstrong was mentioned
FOLLOWING THIS DISCUSSION
upon motion, the verbal notification 10 the Secre-
tary that committee had been appointed by the
other association was received MS official and the
association appointed Mcssrs. A. h. Guss j. X.
Randall, and George Brown as u committee to
meet the new committee appointed by the other
wing for the purpose Of harmonic ny differences,
The following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Rcs0lrfd, That this ossocinian ratifcs and in
durses the stale ticket and platform of the recent
Republican state Convention, and that we pledge
the earnest efforts Of This association to the support
OF the ticket
RoSolU,d, That in the selection of General James
4. Beaver, by the unanimous voice of the conven-
ton, we NOT only recognize the wisdom of tie
selection, but merited acknowledgement of his
gulant services for the maintenance of the Union,
for which the Republican party was the great bull
wark, and for which it stands pledged to the
Nation
Resolved, That we regard any attempt to form
an independent ticket as seditiOus and dangerous,
aud such action rs aiding and nbetting the Demo.
Crntic party.
The meeting tn adjourned, after giving three
cheers for General James A. Beaver aud the Re-
publican ticket for Pennsylvania us nominated.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19

The marriage of Mr., Thomas Hardy TO Miss
Emma Davis was solemnizsd by Roy, DR.. Andrews
at Oh rst Church parsonage, East Washington, last
night, A reception to The intimate friends Of tho
happy couple was subsequently held ~ the resi-
dence Of Inc brides mother, ON Eleventh street
COL LllnunL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19
GOOD SHOOTING AT BENNING,s.


The weekly short range military match of the
Columbia Rife Association was shot yesterday at
Benning's with forty four entries. There was n
good light but n three clockswnd made 1t diff
cult to bring out the white disc Under the cir
cumstnnces the score of Mr. Cash was remarkable
Following are the leading scores each contestant
rCnChInG tMentY five:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-05-19
DISTRICT BREYITIEs.


For me Middle Atlantic States, slightly ,parmr, fair
reUh, tcinds mostly souedsiciy stationary lotrer
pressure
For Washington, from a. m. TO midnight
Warmer, fair ,0odther.
Thermometrc readngs.-7a. M, 500; II a. m
60.3o; y. M, Clio; ~. M, 500; IL p m 50.6o;
maximum, 03.lo minimum, 41.So