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REORMZITIOX JFJBK MTY.
THE NAVY DEPARTMENT BILL
Secretary Hobeeoa Motto the Moose yes
terday, la eorapllano with a wsolotloa of
that body, copyof the record ot proceeding
and papers of the board of offlcers heretofore
convened by order of the Department to Uki
Uto coMtderellort ths aobject of Mil mil Ud
rank 11 ween " oflloera of Ine Tattoos
-orpiolnen"
;ia also, el the expressed wish of some of
tW Domboeetide inch socffestlons as seem,
to blm o M ior the beet rood or the servlee.
These enffCt'oae, for the parpoee of giving
them definite fom ni coramnalcetes la the
form or a bill, which he wishes considered
merely as ingffcitloni, end In no eeott asao
endeavor to enforce the views of the Depart
ment ta aay other manner
lie calle attention to the fact that the pro
visions of the bIUtwhle they are eontldorably
more liberal than those of the bill .vrtUch
passed the 8enate at the Uit session, do not
Include to great a number or offlcen la the
higher grade aa wu agreed to by the board
or office, nor evea eo many aa are soff
gested la the letter or the Admiral, if co
was among the papera before the board
lie says thla la a question of moeh person
al Interest, and one calculated to excite con
siderable feeling, andhehaa hesitated long
before dtffertngla thla point from to many
experienced officers, bat he felt that their
views had been Influenced somewhat by
deference to the clalma of Individuals, and a
dcalre to compromlae a ranch vexed and dlf
tifaM oaeitlon. lie utii "In the line of the
nary, high, rank la a necessary Incident or
command, ana is essential to organization
and dliclpllne bnt la the auxiliary corps H la
a matter of oersonal feelloe. diirnUy. and
comfort; and these, though considerations of
Importance, should, la common with all
other things which are pereonal, yield to the
Deal interests 01 tne service 01 wo country,
toklnff from this standnolnL I hare. as al
ready remarked, been coosLralned, white re
eommendlog a lance number of pay medi
cal and engineer oCleers of the higher grades
than now provided by the Senate bill abore
named, at the same time to reduce the nam
ber reported by the board, believing that
nnmber to be lanrer thaa a fair adlustment
of public and pereonal clalma require or will
allow.
la the army of the United States, with
from thirty to fifty thousand men aad near
ly three thousand officers, there are la the
medical corps oae brigadier general, one
colonel, fire lieutenant colonels, ahd la the
pay corps one brigadier general, two colon
els, two nontenant colonels, making In both
these corps twelve officers ranking with or
.fwsMi.n...rii.ntn.niMinn.r .in.i I
rijlj Hz of like rnk la tb. urn. corpe of
MTT.wltbbot from elgbtto twelre thoo. I
wnimen.ndtwelt.hoidTOloacere.
It U tro. tb.t lb, ornlUon. of lb. .,
are mucn amauer ana more numeroue ana
Isolated than those of the army, aod this
requires a lar proportion or offlcers of
sufficient rank for the purpose of separate
and Irrespective command. But this neces
sity does not apply to the offlcers of the aux
iliary corps who exercise no command and Is
particularly inapplicable to those grades
which are not Intended for sea duty.
The bill establishes and connects with the
Navy Department a board of naval survey
to be composed of three offlcers of the navy
not below the grade of captain of the line,
who ahall be from time to time designated,
and detailed for that dnty by the Secretary
or the Nary. It shall be the duty or this
board to review the allowance books or the
complement of men, equipments of vessels
of the navy, and to recommeud such altera
tions and amendments thereof from time to
time as to them may seem expedient, and
when la the opinion of the Secretary the
exigencies or the service will permit, all
plans and specifications for the construction,
equipment, armament and substantial al
(gallon of vewele of war shall be submitted
to said iord for their opinions la writing to
iitn Vn nney shall be expended In the
construction ot" toy vessel of war, aod no
contract snail be mace ior tae construction
or annloment of such vessel, without the as
sent or authority of the BecreUry of the
Wavy being thereto nrst given.
Rac 9. Each and everv commandloB? oH
car &fioat to make reports to the Sscretaxv
from time to time oi tne periormance or
their vessels, with such suggestions as thuy
mav deem proper, which ahall be submltUsd
to the board of survey for thalr examination.
Oe. o. Tb tyrj, m mr as practicable, to
make aa annual examination of each navy
yard, elation, depot and arsenal belonging
to the United States, and report to the Sec
retary of the Navy,
Sec 4. Provides that the BecreUry of the
Nary shall detail an officer, not below the
grade of commander, as secretary of the
Sec.' 5. No promotion to the grade of lieu
tenant commander shall be made till the
number Is rcdaecd to eighty and as the
number or lieutenant commanders is reduced
tba nnmber of lieutenant ihall bo increased
tin the number on the active list shall be two
hundred and eighty, and these shall be the
numbers hereafter allowed by law.
SecO. Thenumberof maitera and ensigns
Is fixed at one hundred In each grade, and
enslgna In the navy ahall hereafter be steer
age offlcers, unless assigned lo duty as watch
aod division offlcers, nothing In the act to be
construed as vacating the commission or any
master or enelgn now In the aervlce.
Sec. 7. The active medical corps or the
navy ahall consist or one surgeon general
with the rank of commodore j five medical ,
directors to rank as captalasj ten medical
inspectors to rank with commanders, ten
deputy medical Inspectors with lieutenant
Mmminri.rortT aortFeons as lleutenantsi
lorty pused asalstant aurgeons with an as
tlmtlaUd rank and next after that of lieu,
tenant- But nothing In thla act shall be
construed as to deprive any medical officer
or his commission, and no promotion shall
be made to any oi the grade herein men
tioned until the number In such grade shall
be reduced to the nnmber mentioned In this
ectlon The pay of the surgeon general
shall be that now allowed to the chief of the
bareaa of medicine and surgery, and medi
cal directors, medical Inspectors and deputy
medical Inspectors shall be paid as now
from the date of their commissions as sur-
bee 8. The active pay corps of the navy
taall eonalat of one paymaster general, with
the assimilated rank or commodore) five pay
directors with the rank of captaiat tea pay
Inspectors wita ran a oi commanacr) ten
deputy pay Inspectors with rank of nonten
ant commandersi twenty-fire paymasters
with rank or lieutenant) twenty fire assist
ant pavmastcrs with rank of and next after
inat OI HCObCUVDV. UUI UVUIU tu nu V.
shall be construed to deprive any officer of
bis commission.
The pay of the Paymaster General shall
be tlvt now allowed to the chief of the bu
reau of provisions and clothing, and pay
directors, pay Inspectors and deputy pay In
spectors shall be paid as now, from the date
or their commissions as remasters.
Sec. 0. The engineer corps shall consist of
one director cener&l of machinery, with the
assimilated rank of commodore) eight chief
engineers, instructors oi macninery, wun
rank of ciDtalm ten chief engineers, of first
class, with rank of commander) ten chief
engineers, or second class, as lieutenant com
manders i forty engineers, as lieutenants
fifty assistant engineers, with rank or, and
next after lieutenants, and seventy fire as
sistant engineers, with rank of, and next
after masters.
The pay of the director general to be that
now allowed the chief of the bureau of steam
engineering and chief eogtneen conitrnct-
ors oi macninery ana cuici cugiacura oi mo
first and second class shall be paid as now,
frum the date of their commissions as en
gineers Bee 10. That the grades of first and sec
ond assistant engineer! shall be called, re
spectively, assUunt and passed assistant en
gineers, and the grade of third assistant
engineer shall be abolished, bnt no commis
sion of any officer of that grade, who has
been wonnded in battle while In service,
shall be vacated. '
Sec 11. An appointment as fleet captain,
fleet surgeon, fleet paymaster, and fleet
engineer shall give no additional rank or
See. 1. Offlcers of the medical, par, or
engineer corps above the grads of chief en
glneer of the second class, deputy medical
or deputy pay Inspector, shall not be required
to do sea duty, unless lo tbe opinion of the
BecreUry the exigencies of the service de
mand It.
Bee 13 There shall be two constructors
with assimilated rank of captain four with
rank of commander) four assistant construc
tors with rank of lieutenant commanders,
four with rank of lieutenant) four chaplains
with rank or pant.tn . ....n viih .
Of commanderi four nrofeamra nf math,
mnUeswllh tankotcpuln,and four with
commander. All other chaplains and pro-
feasors to rank with lleuUnaot commanders,
Tbe secretary to the admiral to rank with
papula) the secretary of the Ylce admiral to
rank with commanderi secretariat to rear
edmlral and to commodores commandlnff
squadrons with lieutenant commanders.
boo. as wwc vi in weuieau, pay ana
engineer corps, aJso-vOonstntctort, chaplains
and professors of malheaiaUoa, who hare
roved faithfully for forty. Are years, shall,
wbsa retired, toav rank with commodore.
and oncers of their several corps who shall
be retired at the age or sixty two years, be
fore hating tetTM for forty fire years, but
who shall hare served faithfully aatll re
tired, Oft the completion of forty years from
their entry Into the service, shall, from that
time, have the rank of commodore
Sec. 15, The office or solicitor and naval
Judge la hereby continued and established.
Bed. 10. The title of staff officer shall not
apply to any officer except to those compos
ing me stau cm commaoaers-ia-caiei oi
squadrons or of divisions, aad shall apply
to them no longer thaa so serving.
See. 17. That when the office or chief of
bareaa In the Navy Department Is ailed by
aa officer below the grade f commodore, ho
shall white eo eeirlna; bold rank and draw
pay as commodore of the line oa sea doty.
See. 18. Appointments, promotions, Ac.,
to be made upon the principle governing
the same la the various grades of ibo line.
See. 10. Command toe officers of Teasels
of war. or navr yards, naval stations aad
otoer aavai estaoiisnments snau always
take precedence over all offlcers Plated
under their command, and executive offieert
shall be next la rank to the commending
officer.
Bee 90. The marine corns to be one brut
dler general commanding, one colonel, one
lltnteoent colonel, three majors, one adju
tant aod Inspector, on paymaster, one
Suartermatter, one assistant quartermaster,
(teen captalns,tweutyfoar first lieutenant,
twenty-four second Hsutetiaou.oae sergeant
major, one quartermaster sergeant, oae
drum-ma! or. one trloclDal mnslclan. one
nunarea ana any sergeants, one nunoroa
and fifty corporals, thirty mustdans for
band, fifty drummers, fifty lifers, and fifteen
Dunaroa priTate.
Bee St. Any officer of the navy below the
grade of commander who, upon examina
tion ior promotion, anau oe round proresa.
lonaHy unqualified, ahall be saspeadod from
Sromotioa one year, and If then unqualified
e ahall be dropped from the service.
Sec 33. Offlcers promoted by act of March
3, 18o7, shall be entitled to receive from the
date or such promotion the same pay when
oa active duty that they were at the time of
being so promoted entitled to when not on
such duty under the law then la foroe regu
lating the pay of officers oa the retired aad
reserved list of the navy, aod the section or
the ealdact la repealed.
See. S3. The atudenta la the naval acade
my shall be styled oadet midshipmen, to be
selected aad appointed as prescribed by the
act of March 3,1807 1 but this ahall not be
construed to authorise the appointment of
cadet midshipmen from among boys enlisted
la the nary WJien cadet midshipmen shall
have passed the graduating examination
they ahall receive warrant a midshipmen,
ranking according to rank.
Khiohts or Ptthus, The Grand Lodge
of tb. Dbtrlct of ColnmbU held lu .oou.1
SraJ?cltlS' " wnlD rt Knljble of
PlJ" U1. corner of Berentb nd D
etnieU, nj tleclod tb. followtof omcen to
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UDinuuor. j ana r it. iiuEaujii, ni no. di
urand scriDe. jouu u. uarne. oi no.
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Q t and Banker, Joha Wheater, of No. 7)
Grand Guide, Louis Lemknl, of No. 15
urana inner otewara,woan a. uclmd, oi
No. 14i Grand Outer Steward. R. V. Ilearr.
ofNo.S.
The retiring Grand Chancellor, John w.
Thompson, esq , fills the position of Venera
ble Grand Patriarch.
The reoort or tbe Saprems Lodee. which
holds Its annual session la the city or New
York lo March next, shows the Order la the
District to be a highly prosperous condition.
It Is as follows i
Qrand Lodge: 12 subordinate lodges, 1,403
members In rood itaodlar. 11 deceased. S3
rejected, 330 sospeadedt received daring the
year by subordinate lodges, 10,138.73) ex
pended, S9.848.60) on band la subordinate
lodges, 6,978.79. Received by the Grand
lodges, 6,078.19. Received b
LolKfl, l,800i per caplU U
783) expended for relief, 4.3:
and orphan and school rui
tax recsivea,
,336 9li widow
urban aad school fund on hand
1,443.54.
Members of Snnreme Lodiret Joaenh T.
K. Plant. Clarence M. Barton, Edward Dunn,
Harry Kronhelmer, W. P. Westood, R. J.
Mlddleton, Jossph 8. Martin. C. YV. O'Key,
Francis Wood. John G. Dndley, Hugh,
Divine, J, R. N. Curtlo, R. Lawson, Joha
W. Thompson.
Representatives to Supreme Lodge: Hugh
G.DIvloe, J. R. N. Cartln, and Edward
uunn.
NatiohalMioioix. Sooistt. A meeting
of the National Medical Society was held
L yvuIu. ulDt-vwrD.. Utmft MMUir
of Thirteenth street aod New York avenue.
Dr. Robert Reybura presided. Dr. C. Adams
Gray secretary. Among those present were
Drs. Mason, Mead, Gleoaaa, Augusta,
Sawtelle, LoomU, Johnson, Patterson,
Stephenson, Gray, Soutbworth, Reyburn,
Ilunloonaod others.
The following offleers were elected for the
year 18701 President, itobort Reyburn,
M.D.) first vice president, D. W. Bliss, M.
D.) second vice president, A. T. Angusta,
M. D ; third vice presidents. A. II. McKlmj
corresponding secretary, R. J. Soutbworth,
M. D.i recording: secreUrr. C. Adams Grar.
M. D.i librarian, A. W. Tucker. M. D.i
treasurer, John Edwin Masoni board of
examiners, D. G. Patterson, M. D.)JohnO.
Btspheason, M. D. Charles II. Bowen, M. D.
The election of the balaece of the Board
of Examiners was deferred to tbe monthly
meeting In March.
Committee oa Charter Drs. Reybora,
Stephenson, Aagusta, Bliss, Loomls, Purvis,
Soutbworth, Johnson, Mason aad Gray.
Committee oa Essays Drs. Soutbworth,
Palmer and Augusta.
Drs. Van Arnumand Grant were elected
members of the Society, and Dr. W. T.
Collins was proposed for membership.
The Corresponding Secretary was In
structed to send a copy or the memorial of
the society to an me meoicai cousgea ana
societies inrougnouimewona.
Aajoarnea,
Local Bmvities. A colored boy, named
Danlal Bnekner. aired seventeen years, was
fined tlO by Justice Pearson on a charge of
default or payment of the fine, Daniel was
nnt In tfcft "Hnna dan" al Lha workhonae.
Maria Shey, Matilda Trench, and May
Tippett, ior oruuK ana aieoraariy coaaact,
were fined In tbe aggregate 90 by Justice
rearson.
Charles II. Cole paid JSO to Justice Har
per for carrying concealed weapons.
John Boldln. for assault and battery on
John Morgan, was fined 910, and required
10 give seenmy Keep mo peace.
Ilearv Thompson, colored, was committed
to J all by Justice Weaver for the larceny of
a oracc on irom Aiirou unnus.
Richard C. Held, a non-resident merchant,
was fined $50 by Jastlce Thompson for sell
ing goods without license.
At the meeting of Miller Lodge, A. O. G.
F., the lodge was presonted with a hand
somely bound bible. Tbe presentation ser
vices were very lnterestlnr.
George F. lfotcbklss has boea appointed
county constable.
Metropolitan IJall U nightly crowded with
thronired audiences to enfov the elesrant en
tertainment provided for them by Manager
itenze.
Tn Nxw MiLiTiur OaaimztTiox. At
a meeting of the First National Guard, last
evening, after the usual routine or busi
ness, tbe resignations of Captain J. N. fal
len and First Lieut. C. L liaise, were re
ceived, wbich, after much deliberation, were
accepted, for the reaaooa aet forth In their
resignation. Tbe election to fill tbe vacao
elea made by their resignations, was post-
ponea anui a coaauiauonai numocr or mem
bers were present. The energy of every
member of this noble organlxatloa is cqoaled
only by their past history during the rebel
lionas most of the members hare served
with distinction In the Union armrdurlnr
tbe war. They are worthy of the support of
ins poopio oi tvamingion. ine meeting
ICO BMIJUIUUIKl.
8c 1 13 Tine LxcTCftis. The fifth lecture
or this coarse, under the auspices or the
Young jsea's nruiiau Association, will be
Jiven mis evening, in uacoin uau, ny rro.
Biior Cooke, or llarvard. This Is the flnt
of the series of four to be given by Professor
Cooke, who has brought with him his own
apparatus, so tnat every jeeiaro is to be
splendidly Illustrated. The recent discourses
In regard to the composition or the heavenly
bodies will be displayed upon a screen by
means of electrical light, and will give most
beautiful Illustrations, affording both enter
tatnment and In traction. The subject lor
tbe evening lsi "Wave, Motion, aad the
Nature or Color." Season tickets have been
reduced to two dollars during the remainder
of the course.
ASSllLT AMD ItOBBXRT. An OUtragBOUS
assault was committed on the person of Mr.
A. II. Toungjesldlos at the corner of Eighth
and It streets. While passlog through tha
Public lot, opposite his residence, hs was
knocked down by two villains who beat him
badly, and then rifled his pockets of thalr
contents, Injuring him so much thst Is will
t" confia4 to (be house for several dare.
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V O Xl A X .U U A Al U
AffHIVEBUBY CKLEDBA.TIOK.
punch oAVXiio"voniai.
InjpinUara Drawn frtm Til Ltults,
C01HBTE HIMMBIU WITHOUT WINK
TheitlMtr,TtieHpeechi Tlt Dawee.
"Some use meat, and eanaa sat.
And toni wad cat that wast lt
JJutweliao neat, andwesaatat,
And m theLord be tbaaklt "
Bos eaT Deans
The one hundred aad afeveath anniversary
of the birth of Robert Barns was celebrated
laat night by the Barns Club of this city,
aad Invited guests, by a sapper and a dance
at the new Masonic Temple, corner of Ninth
and F streets. The magnificent hall was
splendidly decorated for the occasion. Fes
toons and wreaths of evergreens were sus
pended from the chandeliers and the objects
on the walls. The masto stand was adorned
with American and Eogllsh flags Inter
twined. At the other end of the room the
walls were also adorned with flag and the
portrait or Burns, Scotland Hogg, flanked
by pictures of Queen Victoria, aad of Mary,
Qaeea of Seota. Long tables were ranged
about the room, and were handsomely deco
rated and loaded down with the most palat
able aod Inviting dishes. The president of
the Barns Club, Geo. Oeorge w. Balloch,
presided, with Mrs. E. A, Pollard, of the St.
Cloud hotel, (by whom the supper was pro
vided) oa bis right.
The areal loatareof the eatertelnment
was the absence of wine, generous wine.
lOBpiIUlg W1U1, HUM WIN. SUt ID 101
absence of wine, ther had the ladle "God
mess mem" ana toey inspired ar better
and more generous feelings and sentiments
than thewlae could possibly have doni
yea, thaa wine ever did. For the first time
la the history of the Boras Club of this city,
those who rartlcl Dated la the birthday eani.
versary were acoompaniea dj ineir wires,
sisters, daughters, and sweethearts. What,
a Barns sapper without the punch bowl?
Yes, and It was eminently successful eo
successful, that the same course will doubt
less be followed out on all fatore occasions.
Who would exchange a woman's smile for a
glass of wlnel There was as much spirit,
wit, aentlment, vivacity, aa wlae could have
losplred, aad far more propriety.
The gueeta aat down to the well-spread
board at 7:30 o'clock, aad did full justice to
the following ample bill of fare, eo welt pro
vided by Mrs. Pollard: GaUantus of turkey,
a la moderns) oysters, ap(cb boned bam,
a la faataslei boiled turkey, stuffed with
oysters, American style t ham, pressed a la
IUchelleu beef tongue, maltre de novelle t
roast turkey, lardsd glalee, decorated a la
Jelly. Salads Oyster salad, oa half shell,
Congress style) thicken ealad,eti forme; lob
ster salad, a la Jelly. Jellies Lemon Jelly,
i . .-:. . . z. rr - -
berry, vanilla, lsmoo, blaqult, chocouu,
rasDberrv. Pyramids Macaronies, kisses.
variety candles. Dessert Jolly cake, bla
qult de Savoy, pound cake, lad lea' fingers.
macaroona, cream unci, wu.cr jumoiea,
cocoaoat meringues, French kisses. Fruits,
Ac Apples, liavana oranges, pine apples,
bananas, Malaga grapes, almonds, pecan
outs, English walnuts, cream nuts, Boston
crackers, Rochefort choose, figs, raisins,
coffee, tea.
Among others who were present were
Gea. O. O. Howard, Judge Otto, Major
Bowen, Major Baa Perley Poors, James
Clephans, sr., Lewis Clephane, Hon. A. O.
Riddle. Rev. Dr. Rankin, P.M. Dubant. R.
8. Graham, Col. Thomas B. Florence, Hon.
C. O. Cox. Simon Wolf, esq- aod many
others of our most prominent citizens, all of
wnom were accompanied oy laoiea.
After fall Juatlce bad been done to the bill
of fare the feast or reason commenced, aod
mo tout wcra announced aa iguown
1. "The day and a' wha honor It." Re
sponse by tbe president.
After tbe speech Mr. Joha Parsoaa wasoa
the programme to sing "Mary of Argyle,"
bnt he was detained by Illness, much to the
reirret or all present. Ills place was well
supplied, however, by Mr F A. Chase, who
sang " Annie Laurie " In excellent voice.
3. "The Poets and Poetry of Scotland."
Response by XXoo. C C. Cox.
Boog "Castle In the Air." Miss Zllaa
u, nimpsou, wno was louuiy applauded;
3. "The Poets and Poetry ox Germany.1
Response by Simon Wolf, eaq.
Ovum.. tCnti"L woaid matiuy Liove.
Messrs. Hart and Weyss. "Standard
Bearer." R. Mlddleton.
4. "The Poet and Poetry of Ireland." Hon
R. T. Merrick was expected to respond, but
he was unfortunately detained from the
banquet.
Mr. Wm. M. Illeslon sang "The Little
rat Aieu" to tne treat amusement and en
joyment of all present.
o. "inomaiciary oi ocouaua, may tney
hanptotrether In their DeIilon of Uwu
they do in their Ideas of pleasure." Judge
wjiie, wno waa to respond to tnis, waa
called away early la the evening.
Miss Alice Gray then saner "Bonnie Scot
land," In a most admirable manner.
6. "Ths Qaeea or Great Britain aad the
President or the United States. Honored
Rnlers and Uoaored Naitoaa." Keepouso
by Rev J. E. Rankle. D. D.
Bone "God Save the Queen." A, Word
ier.
7. "Scotland. Her chUf Glory the Intel
lectual Independence of her Sons." Re-
spoQte oy w. r. urew, eaq.
ong (Duett) 'AUste McAUsler."
uesars. email ana aicueoa.
These gentlemen sang this In character,
and heartily amused alL It was emnhatl-
calty the most Scotch feature of the evening.
8. "America: the promised land which
Barns la vision saw, where rank is but tbe
guineas stamp, me mans tae gowa ior a'
that' " Response by General O. O. How
ard. Bong " Wlthla a mite of Edluboro1
Town "Miss Kate Wood.
9. "Tbe Cradle or the Ballot-box) which!
or both!" Response by Hon. A. G. Riddle.
Song "When the Kye Comes Home."
Alex. Patterson.
10. "Kindred Societies."
Hon. E. B. Frsnch was put down to re
spond to this, but be unfortunately was also
absent.
11. "The bonnle lassies." Response by
Msjor Ben. Pertey Poore.
Song "Jennie with the light brown hair."
The president.
Major Poors' speech was particularly
guwi, ana - trp lutj wuit m roar."
At 11 o'clock the company retired from
the banquet room, when the tables were
cleared away and the apartment was speedily
converted into a dancing hall, when all who
were that way Inclined enjoyed the dance
until the "smaf wee hours," aod thus pleas
antly and happily was celebrated tbe one
hundred and eleventh anniversary of tbe
birthday of Robert Barns by the Burns club
of Washington.
Tbe offlcers or the club are i Gen George
W Balloch, president i Albert Woodier,
first vice proudentt David Knox, second
vice president) Joslah MeLeod, secretary
; voun vawcruD, irauurcr.
Tbe Celebration Elsewhere.
Naw Toax, Jan. 25. The birthday or
Robert Barns was celebrated by a dinner at
Delmoolco's and another at the Astor House.
At the former a number of ladles were
present after dinner.
Letters wers read from Oliver Wendell
Holmes, Gen. Sherman, Gov. Hoffman and
Chief Jastlce Chase.
David D. Field presided, and gave a toast
to the President of the United States This
wm followed by a toast to the Queen of
ureat Britain ana Ireland.
Wm. Collen Bryant responded to the toast
to the memory of Barns lu a felicitous
soeech.
David Dudley Field fspunued to the toast
oi "uurt-ouutry."
and various other toast were proposed and
rosponded lo. The celebration was a great
success.
At tbe Astor house the original Barns
i;ino assemmea, numueriog seventy mem
ben. A poem on Burns was read by William
noes waiiace.
Addresses were delivered by E D. Smith,
II. H Reld. aod others.
The Burns' Association at Jersey City also
ceisoraiea tne aay oy a Banquet.
Rixkabxd 03i IUbiis CoKrui. Clinton
S. Morris who was .committed to Jail on
OUUIWJi UU bUD .U1I Ul !, n. VI vug lit
before Jadee Fisher yesterday on a writ of
ftaosat eorpui, aua aamiuoa to nan in tne
sum of 8500 for his appearance at the
coming term of court.
Thb aaaaal meeting of the Woshlnctoa
City Orphan Asylum will be held this even
lag at 7 80 o'clock, at the Calvary Baptist
church. The public arc Injlted to attend.
Addresses and other IntereiUng exercises
may be expected,
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CUtieaV Xtlr4 AeaaeUlles-Re-
pet-t f Ska CoaaaalttM Appelate
Tlell Uev. Bewle Bemarka or
Pronataeal Cltleeae.
The Citizens Railroad Association held
their usual Tuesday evening meeting In the
Aldermen's vnamoer, i;uy uau, .aii nigon
Mr. 21. N. Easbv la the chair, aad Mr. T- C
Connelly, secretary.
Mr. Connolly made an oral report from
the committee appoloted to make Inquiry In
relation to the Baltimore and Fo-omac rail
road, aayleg that two members of that com-
the GoTeraor of Maryland, at Annapolis, lo
order to obtain accurate Information. Gov
ernor Bowie bad received them with kind
nets and coa,-esy, and cheerfully entered
Into conversation upon the subjects of thslr
mission, saying that the welfare of the whole
State and of all the Imnrovnmenti therein.
and not hostility toward any latereat was Ms
actuating motive, ne was confident that
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad would
be completed wlthla the present year. Its
w.i n It wonUMM eompl.ud Uton lt
litofJ.nurr.lS71. ....
QeDU6m.n from lh rnojTlr.Qla tloe,
btxooo.rrM.nc. Bopod to eamplM. roi
tbrootli th.t rwloo. to Um ell J of W.iklni
,!t7vlcr!S4woM!?,Ll'ocomI,illl,"1
wltblb. DIUmonud Potom.o ro.d for
tb. tr.oiport.Mim of Cuhdrh .nd pro-
;t,s -.v. p:;.r.i..T7:". -,"."
Bat Governor Bowie would do everything lo
his power to promote lu tueceas. The com
twtltloo would prove a benefit to all, as
honorable competitions generally do) and It
Is oar duty to look to the welfare of the poo
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pw at largw.
Governor Bowie spoke of a free railroad
taw, as demanded by the wants of the limes,
aad said that he would urge Its enactment
by the Legislature, and that he bad great
confidence In the spirit and purposes of that
body la this respect. Wherever a people
possess the desire, the enterprise and the
requisite means, he thought the course of
wise legislation would be to facilitate and
not to Impede their undertakings.
viae weiiare oi wasniogion ana or tae
District or Columbia, Governor Bowie
added. Is Intimately connected with that or
a large region or Maryland. The greatness
of Washington would bathe pride of all
portions of that State, aad there was no
good ground for any degree of Jealousy, ne
was gratified at the recent evidences of en
terprise la Washington, and looked with
hopefulness to thslr fruition.
Mr. Connolly coocloded by remarking
that the committee were deeply aad agree
ably Impressed by the frankness aad gen
erous spirit of Governor Bowie, aad, espe-
cuuij
maul
lly by the sterling Integrity of purpose
.nlfesled la his whole bearing and utter
aaee.
Mr. Joha R. Elrans said that as1 one of
the committee who visited Annapolis id con
sult with Governor Bowie, he would state
that they foaad that gentleman very courte
ous and approachable. Tbe Governor of
Maryland staled to tbeu that there was a
majority lo tbe Leglslatare of Maryland lo
favor of passing a free railroad law for the
State ofMarylaaiodthatsuchalaw would
most probably be passed this session, It
now remained for the citizens of Washington
to importune Coogress to pass a free rail
road law for the benefit of this District, to
be nsed la conjunction with tb free railroad
laws of the States. The Chair appointed a
rammiuM ot ioanecn, two irom eaea warn,
M m mihi vvminnw. arwiroM HUarMM
The committee, as appointed, were as fol
lows! Matthew G. Emery tx ojjlrio, chairman
First waro, nicaotas vaiian ano v. ji. stin
A. P. Clark i Sixth ward. James C. Dnlln
aodT. E. Clark t Seventh ward, Joseph Wll i
llama and u. if. vanrca.
Oa motion, Mr. S. J Brown was added to
the committee.
J. C. Snodgraae said there had been fre
quent complaints made to the effect that
nothing practical had been heretofore pro
posed In these meetings. Inordertostoptbese
complaints, while at the same time Indicat
ing bis own view of the question, he would
propose the following resolution!
Jtt'aJwe. That this assoslatlon Is tratlfisd
to see a movement la the Boerd of Aider.
looking toward a sabssrlptloo of stk to ths
Aleisadrle, Loudoun d Hampshire Mil
road, with the asieot of the people of the Dla
trlst,ead trusts that whsa the rseolutioos of
PresldeatUroeker. offered In that Board last
lxht.eome up for flaal aetloa they will re
eelv ths Joint approbation of the ally cover.
meat.
Adopted.
Some time ago, resumed the gentlemao,
when I said something la favor of aiding
the Loudoun aad Hampshire road, a friend
of mine asked me If I did not own a farm
along lu route. I answered that the nearest
I had come to that was the maklne1 r Jti
. tM vni im aiMingt wniea offer was re
jected, to my satisfaction since. Bat lest
some evil-disposed person should cone! ads
stlQ that I may be Influenced by some such
material consideration In advocating this
resolution, I beg leave to cite the AVsniaf
Star, which says i "If railroads wen selllasr
for a penny a mile, he (my humble self
meaning) couldn't buy a spike." Laugh
ter.l Now, la view of the unswerving truthful
ness of this luminary Its rar.e, wisdom and
dlecretlon--4ts transcendent excellence, and
tu disinterested watchfulness of the Inter
ests of the "dear people," of course what it
says cant posstbly be untrue. Hence, after
yelling myself of IU very chariUble aid,
for which I oafrht to be abundantly thank.
fttL I labmltlMmr reaalntlnn 1a ihn unu
of tfeJe euy iiaii Railroad Association," as
my very solicitous friends of the Star most
significantly designate ns with no allusion
to polities, of oouree. I Laughter.
u. n. ataany ooerea tne louowing as a
anDsutuM ior losaooTg rctomuoai
lee. That the corporate authorities of
the ellr
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Weehlactoe be, and are hereby, re
reonestedto aoolr to Conrrtu for
s pee tf ally requests
newer
wer le subaorlbe to theepltal stoik of the
Alsasadrls, Loudon n aed Uampahlre railroad
10 an antoont aaaisiani o piaee tne eoniroi
of that road la the power ot the elty of Waih
lectoa, Mr. J. Savles Brown thoutbt the fears
that Mr. Easby entertained la regard to the
rivalry of Alexandria to Washington were
groundless 1 that the laws or trade would
govern this whole matter, and prodncU
would be brought to Washington la prefer
ence to Alexandria, If It was to the Interest
or prod ucers to have them brought here, and
that If It was to tho Interest of tho railroad
to bring their frelghU to Washington, we
need not fear tbe Influence of Alexandria.
After remarks from othsr gentlemen, a
vote was Ukea upon the substitute of Mr.
Easby, and It was rejected.
The resolution offered by Dr. Snodgrass
was adopted.
Mr. J. Savles Brown announced tbst Hon.
Mr. Borr, or Illinois, would address the as
soclatloa at 1U nsxt meeting.
On motion, the association adjourned
Ths CoaroaATiou Cocmt. The sealer
of welghU and measures has been prosecu
ting dlSsrenl persons on behair or the cor
poration, for using scales wlthoot his certlfl
caU and stamp of their accuracy. There Is
an association among the butchers to test
tbe validity of the late ordinance of the cor
poration, prohibiting the use of tbe spring.
balance scale by business men ta this city,
and tbey employed L. G. Hlnc, esq , as their
attorney lo the premises.
About a week ago six sulu were com
menced against one Joha Pfyle for using
said scale without a esrtlDeaUof tu accu
racy by the "sealer," Mr. Ostchell, before
D. W. Anderson. Jastlce of the naee. and
after two adjournments and tbe hearing of
tae testimony "1 one case, ur Uloe was in
structed by the association to appear for Mr.
Pfyle (who was not a member) la ths case.
He did so, and at ones spoiled for aad ob
Ulned from the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict a writ or rftrarl, removing the cases
from the magistrate to the said court. Bo
ends the controversy until tbe Supreme
Court settles the vexed question,
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Tni Oair Cixramsas.-A abort lime ago
a committee or ths Journeymen shlpwrighu,
was appointed to wall on Admiral Dahlgren I
and ask an advance of 33 per cent, per day
on their pay. Pursuant to Instruction, the
committee performed their daty.andemeet-
log was called last night for the purpose of
hearing their report. Tbe committee report
that they were received In the most cordial
manner by tbe Admiral, who promised to do
all la bis power to secure tbe aid asked for.
After passing a vote of thanks to the com
mandant for the manner In which be reoelved '
the committee and the sympathy be expressed
fn lha wntvtnirman Afth.. )!,..(.
log adjourned. '
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TnB ubbbbws. The tiebnnr congrega.
tlon, among other Innovations, propose to
real the pews la tbesynsgogue so that the
sexes may sit together. The Morning
Thn."!cl.?7rarpEl7 StatS. tBu
fair to' bomeUierSn.P'Mr.J.B.
J.cot.0., th..r reader. .,. contlnne. . hi.
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watch itacovBBsu.ieuciivo Meuevut
yesterday recovered au open face gold watch,
with a black Jet breast-plo attacked, from a
colored man named Archibald Holmes, which
waa supposed to have been stolen Holmes
aaya he found the watch some three or four
montna since, on mkuvu sireei, near tue
Smithsonian grounds. Tbe watch Is at
headquarters, awaiting an owner.
r iZftM'7wTp 73 n AUtt Gibeon, Mrs. Rev. W. W. WlllUms,
SSJISf'v:Jni0'K'lMT Mr- Mry Dean, Mrs
illrlw.SA.S BSSs :H I ' Webb,MrV. DanwoodJ, Mra.SarSi
ROM TUB FirSD.
The Rape Caee-PrellmtaarT Kxana
laatloa. Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock the col
ored man, William Ross, alias OeL Rasge.
charged with violating the person of the
little daughter or Joha Shea, waa brought
out for a hearing before Justice Walter.
There waa present a large and excited crowd
of spectators, principally colored, aad It waa
with some difficulty that the office of the
magistrate could be kept clear to those other
thaa witnessed la the case.
The accused appeared with his head
ttgblly baudaged from the effects of the
wounds Inflicted by aplstol shot In the hands
of Mrs, Shea on Saturday night. The mother
of the Injured child appeared to be mueh
distressed, and gave vot to her feelings la a
Mnlous flow of tears.
vt. Morgan examined the accused la tne
back room of the office of the J nstlce, but did
not reveal the result to the maglstraU. The
Doctor, being the first wltaess, testified that
he had been callod oa to vlalt the Uttte girl,
but otnetred llltla Ucerellon .nil no blood.
i.ndfromth.nHurooftntdlioM.rrMcrlW
Q ih, nfla.w.T.
Mr.. Hurt. She., th. mother, m cllei
l0 ib, ,und, who autod tut ber d.ujbur
"O""4 by..rof .roett Btptoffllxri
ibl.b knmtb. prUoiw, irba pntondld
gret fondoN. for lb. eblld, b.t tb.t ibo
vm ." p ' ."?
ooc.. ia.ua no. w.ai n.ra.oraurio
hear the tadeeent lannare to which he Is
addicted. Tbe child eompTaloed of soreoess
about two weeks as-o. and abe aonlled the
I usual remedies for similar complaints of
nine cnuarsn it was not untu Wednesday
that ahe noticed lbs condition of her child
more particularly, and on Thursday last she
sent for Dr. Morgan, who called and exam
ined the child, aad said she had a loathsome
disease. To questions putlo her daughter
pronoun to toe catling in toe poysieian, sne
evaded answers, bnt finally said that "Ross
did It," who told her If she Informed her
mother she would receive a whipping.
Several other witnesses were examined,
but as the details are not or a natare war
ranting publicity, we suppress ths testU
mooy.
The case was then ootttlaued until the
little girl shall sufficiently recover to make
a statement before the magistrate, and In
the meantime Ross was remanded to prison.
IsorsiauL Homi School. A meeting of
tne inuustnai uome ociooi society was held
at No. US Bridge street, Georgetown, oa
Mooday evealng. Professor M. u. Doollitle
la tbe chair, and Mr. A M Gaogewer seo
retary. Reports from the treasarer and the
home committee were read and approved.
The following-named officers were elected
for the ensuing year, vlst Proeldsnt, Henry
D. Cookei vice Presidents. A. M. Oanrflwnr.
Rev. A. B. Atkins. Hon. John Hits) treas
urer, Wm. L. Waller) secretary. Prof. M.
II. Dooltttlei trustees, M. C. Hart, Hon. 8
j. ooweu, iiou. m. i. uoaiop, ur. u. w
Bliss, M. II. DoolitUe, Welter 8. Cox, Geo,
Hill, J. R. Savage, M. V. Backey, A. Hyde,
Gea. (Eetoa, Wm. Nourse, Dr. Reyburn,
Hon. Chas. F. Peck, John Hit) executive
committee, Mrs. A.M. Gaogewer, Mrs. Q.
W. Blackford, Mrs. Joseph E. Noarse, Mm.
A. Byrne, Mrs. A. J. Hauler, Mrs. R. R.
is tar a, Mrs. . i. Ltxmttiy, Mr, nouvi
Phlppa, Mrs. Capt. Morris, Mrs. C. Loomls,
mu. t. v. iseoauoB, Ainu ., utcnan,
Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. M. 11. Whitney,
Mrs. Col. Oreeey, Mrs. Mary F.Creecy, Mrs.
J. Qalt, Mrs. Dr. Bliss. Mrs. M. a Hart,
Miss Mary Whlul) advisory committee, Mrs.
i. uus. airs. aion. namuei iiooper. sirs. li.
D. Cooke, Mrs. Jeokln Thomas, Mrs. Rerv.
Macruder. Messrs. Doouttle and Genrewer
wsre added to the committee to make ar-
rangemsnu ior a public meetug.
GsoaeiTOWir Naws. The Republicans ef
Georgetown are actively engaged la prepar
ing for the oomlngmnuiclpal campaign, aed
the registration, which commences to-morrow,
will Had the colored cltlxeus fully or
ganised for a thorough registry of all enti
tled to rote.
A stencil dealer from this city named Wm.
II. Coaks,was yesUrday fined 930 by Jas
tlce Backey, for plying his vocation without
having first obufned the necessary town
license.
Five shares of the Potomac Insurance
Company's stock was sold yesterday by Job.
J.Bogao,atll.31.
Tbe steamer John Gibson arrived yester
day afternoon, with a full cargo to District
merchants.
James .L. Owens, an old and wall known
citizen, died yesterday morning, at tbe age
of sixty. The deceased waa ume-clerk of
tne wasningioa and ueorgetown street rau-
Tub Hamas Corpus ajid tu Militaat.
The soldier, John Carey, was before Jadge
Fisher oa Monday afternoon, brought thither
by a writ of Aooeas corpus addressed lo Gen.
Ramsay, commandant of tho Washington
confined on tbe charge of assault and bat
tery wun intent to am, oy snootlog George
W, Doane on or about the istn of Jannarr.
Mr. J. Belt Adams, for the prisonsr, made' a
motion for his discharge from the custody of
toe nuitevrT, oa too groana tnat tne ouence
was a civil one. and the motion was com-
batted by Mr. Lovejoy, asslsUat district at
torney. The Court held that the offisnea
having been committed at a mlllury post,
ana noiu paruee oeiogio tae united suits
service, the military had Jurisdiction, aad
auerwore renianeae pr-Maer (D eat.
tody of the mlllUry. lie will be tried by
court-martial.
Mixbd ScaooLa Aworma Colohid Ar
rucAVT. At the disorderly meeting on
Wednesday evening last, Charley PeUra,
the commissioner oftfae Beeondward, suted
that he had procured UckeU, and Intended
to send his children to one or the white
schools. Monday afternoon the threat waa
put Into execution by the presenUtlon of
bis son to Miss Fanny Brown, teacher or
one oi toe primary scnoois ia tna rranutn
acoooi ouuaiog. ine cmiawas accompa
nied bv lu mother, who was nolltalr la.
formed by the teacher that the school was
already full, and quIU a largo number were
awaiuoa; aamieaion, wnose permiuwerooo
file, aad that he woold have to wait bla
turn. Having received thla sUte meat tbe
mother and child departed,
D aows id. About 11 o'clock p. m. an
Monday night Wm. IUllord, paymaster's
clerk, while going on board his vessel, the
Tallapoosa, at ths navy yard, slipped from
the gangplank Into the water, and before
asslsuuoe could be rendered was drowned.
His body was found yesterday morning near
the bow of the vessel. Dr. W. W. Potter,
coroner, being notified, attended with Dr.
i oaa, wno tnaao.a post mortem examination.
A Jury, of which Chas. R. Joyce was fore-
uinn, were wytn, aim iHr eu.uui.iog uj,
Todd and other witnesses, the verdict was
tnat tae aeceasea came to ms death by
accidental drowning."
Tne Forqbo Obdbb Cass. Yesterday
afternoon the complalnU against Isaiah
Beckett and W, Miles, charged with forg
log and passing corporattou orders, with
the name of Henry D. Gnnoell. commls
sloner or the Seventh ward, attached there
to, were osara Deiore wasuce waiter, wun
L. G. Hloe, esq , for the prosecution, and
J. E. Norrts and son for the defence. After
hearing tbe testimony of several witnesses.
ths Justice held the accused la the sum of
92w each ror their appearance at court.
TlUriRAUCB AWOKO TUB BOLDIESS. A
Umporance meeting was held Mooday night
at the post of battery "F," fifth United
flutes artillery. There was a very good at
tendance, and tout abstinence Is evidently
la good progress among them. The meeting
n.um,Hwv emi. vajuuiv, si , ui attn ,
and Mr. U.N. Rothery, who also sad his
UlUe girls with him, who sungiome tem-
perance eongs, adding very much to tbe la-
ureal of the occasion.
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Arrxii.TAkiN. It will be remembered
that Miss Emma V. Brown obtained Judg
ment before Justice Chase against the board
or co'ored school trustees for a balance of
170, due her as salary as teacher lo tbe
grammar school oa Capitol Hill, some time
since. Notice of appeal was given at the
tlmcjadgment was rendered, and yesUrday
the case was entered on the appeal docket of
the Circuit Court.
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a,0"" """"Tl110 Wf )
Baum. chanted by Adolphus Johnson, col-
ored. with illegally detaining a watch be-1
longing to complainant, waa beard, before!
Jusuco waiter yesieraay morning, u. u
Hlne, esq . appeared for the defence, and
after hearing tbe Ustlmony the Jostles dls
milled the case.
-" .'"-ofjreeon. j
.T-n".I"x"""?1 th. hnrnlng of
wgj-. aenc.
was occupied uy a nacxman namea v.
A bO(
Downey, and owned by A. B. Btoughton.
1MS, esw.
Obfbtam AsrLV-f Abwivbesabt Tbe au
nsal meeting of tbe Washington Orphan.
Asylum will be held tbU evening at the 04-
vary Baptist church. Tbe services promise
ta lut aaaajinlv lnUrestlnr. and a fall crm.
gregaUon will uqdoqbtedly be prcacot. j
FintT Wlxn la-vrMmafju. Last nlcht a
meeting of Republican voters of the First
ward was called at the Stevens' school-home
on Twenty-first street for the purpose of or
ganUlng a First ward Republican Invincible
The meellnr was nrealdad orr h Mr.
Thomas Martin, and John M, Washington
Th hall . nmtAA 1a It. nlmut aan. .
ctly,andMr. Alfred Jones said lr aay per
Km) came to tne meeting ior tne purpose or
acting In a disorderly manner, the polloe had
Instructions to eject them.
Mr. Martin thea briefly addressed tbe
meeting, eay In g that Its object were not to
oppose Republlcaolsm or the party or froe-
aom, ana wan tne utno arrives we will
show by our votes that we have elected those
to office who will represent onr Interest,
which Is not tho case at present.
Cornelius Clark said he was present as a
trne Renabliean. bat that he had bean trut.
ed badly by those whom he had elevated to
power, and he now desired to lend his aid In
tbe direction or reform, especially in the
First ward. He wauled to see men la office
who will not "go back" oa the party after
election. He wanted reform and retrench
ment, bat did not condemn Mayor Bowen,
notwithstanding It had been asserted that
the First ward Republicans had dooo so.
Ue extended to those present who hod not
aeciaea now to act in tneapproaomog muni
cipal campaign the right hand of fellowship.
assuring ineu tuat au woaia do wen
The secretary then read a draft of tho
constitution for the guidance of the clnb,
which waa adopted, and lovl-ed signatures
thereto.
Some two hundred enrolled their names
as members, making la tho aggregate six
nunarea iince sue inception oi toe ciao.
Ur. Alfred Jo&aa waa araln called on.
and said that he had been called upon to
rent tae nait to a liepuuucaa ciuo, ana ne
felt satisfied with tbe result. Tbe club was
ta sympathy with the property-holders of
tne wara, ana wouia ne respectea oy eoiu
white and black. He was a thorough. Re
publican, bet he would not fee anyone to
bo a Republican. He had no objections to
others noting meetings aowa tne street.
If they wanted a territorial government, let
them advocate lti but hi woe opposed to
Dreasaor up meetings.
At this point Peter O'Day became unruly,
and the police ejected blm.
Charlea firahaz aald ha callod on Mr.
Jones la reference to renting the hall on
Monday night, for another meeting, built
was refused on tbe ground that another
committee bad called on, him, and eogagod
the ball. Jones, be said, refuted tbe hall on
that occasion to as good Republicans aa he
or aay one prtsont, and he waa prepared to
say that Mr. Jonse acted oa selfish motives.
He could say things of Mr Jones that would
damn him la this commanlty.
Mr. Sypbax was called to ordor, aftor
which Mr. Thomas J. Harris Introduced tho
folio win gt .
Whereas the tine ! whan the eltliens f
Waihlaxtoa will be sailed unoa to eeleet mlt
able penoes to fill high aod honorabls peal.
II...I. It. AArtuirttlnBI HM.ll Ih M
LpaUlsaa of Ue riret ward mpeetfullr
IN nniniiT r -- r- .- -.
the IHiirtl tfee rital leiportaaes of tlettlnc
ee but Ifeoss beat qnsllfled to fill the poal
tloae.snd whoiepollileatfiltllty to the prln
slpleeof the Republican party is above sus-
JIIHill , aua. ... Ji aiamnvi u. IW-
party
Mr. Taverns said he was not ready for the
aaeatlon. as there were two Republican clubs
la the ward, and how could two seU or nom
inees be Indorsed.
The Chair. We are In the maior.tr. and
majorities always rule. When the conven
tion makes lu nominations, they will be sup
ported by all true Republicans.
tax. ivoocn iuooiod, council mail irom
the First ward, endeavored to address the
meetlnr. but he was ruled out or order be
cause he refused to become a member or the
club.
Amid disorder the question was put, and
the resolution unanimously adopud.
The following committees were then an
nounced!
Executive Committee -. Joelea Bouldlo,
All red rfgo, Bniu mi. iMiwiru u.
Breok,Wm. M. Schooler, Bandy Lacy, John
K. I'UrK.
Financial Committee Wm, A. Freeman,
Adam Hiaes. Perrr Wilson. Wm. II. New
man, Thomas J. Harris, George McGlae,
David Warn st.
Campaign Committee John F Cook,
Walter Jackson, John N. Clark. Henry
Johnson, Suven W Tlbbs John L. Webster,
Charlea II. Lennox, Richard Brown. B. F
Grant,' Gerdoa Snowdea, Gilbert L. Joy,
waiter wmte, ueov uemson, nuiiam u
Gray, Albeit S. GrauL
A motion was made to sasrcnd tbe roles.
for the purpose of hearing remarks from
M. TbutnpeoD.
The motion was agreed to, and Mr.
Thompson said he thanked the meeting for
the courtesy exUnded, but be could not sign
the constitution because he did not under-
sund the reasons for the present,formatlon of
the club. He has labored for years for tbe
success or tbe Republican party, and thought
tbe present attempt to form a new club was
wrong andpnopportune. He asked what the
neceeelty was now to create dissension, when
the DetnocraU throughout the city were
shouting over the quarrels. If nimborwas
not tne cooice oi a majority oi tne if epuou
cans of the ward as president of tbe First
ward club, why set up a new klngdomt
Secession accomplished nothing but slo, and
he wanted it well understood that those who
lead the van to-night will have nothing to
lose ia tna event or oereati nut moee or we
race wno- now no.d positions under the
Government will be onsLad.
Ia reference to the resolatkms J ast adopted,
u lutiu.rvu o mraiu uotonmuo woo were
the recuiar nominee at the eanventlnn. u
two seu of delegate would no doubt be aeot
to tbe convention, and after quarreling
among themselves would break up, aod the
opposition would be tbe gainer thereby. He
had'hutoaeloUrestat heart, and that was
the success of tbe party to which he be
longed. Mr. Alfred Jones. Pour as much cold
waUr on our heads as you please,the colored
man's head Is greasy and Democratic waUr
will not stick. Laughter and applause.)
Mr Alfred Pay said he saw before him
tne true representatives or tne Republican
Sarty of the First ward. He could see no
anfer ahead, and he hoped all Republican
voters of the ward would come forward and
battlo In the good cause that the Republi
cans of the First ward will be a success,
whether their enemies would have It so or
not. Ue hoped every man presout would
form hlmselr Into a committee of the whole,
aod enlist co-operation la the cause of Re
publicans. Wm- A. Freeman said ho was glad to see
proeent tna true representative oi tne Re
publican party of tbe ward, not contractors,
ward commissioners, strikers and cl lanes.
He was sorry that tho represeoUltro of the
wara in tue vouncu, iir. inompsoo, ro.
eerded the present as a secession moramnnt.
How often has he boea at the meetings of tho
want .auuji itas no met uis constituency
u nmiu wocuu.i einco uis ClOC.ioni
A Voice. "Shoo fljl"
Mr. Freeman continuing, said Hlmber
nod advocated a territorial form or govern
men! at a late meeting, and those who ad
voeated such doctrines would wrest the bal.
lot from tbe colored man. I r Republicans
go to the ballot box. there can be no defoet.
Before concluding. Mr. C. Syphex rose to
a personal explanation, and after the pas
sage of a war of words, on motion! tho
ujwwl aujviuuvu witt turcv tuoers.
No acoosatb m can be Insured where
one person Ukes the measures and another
persons cou a garment. Any first-class cut
Ur knowshe difficulty of coltlog clothing
tor a person wnom ne nas aerer seen, ior
tbe measures required to be Ukeu by the
cotter's rule are an Insufficient guide, as It U
necessary to vary from the rule la nearly
every Instance. At the Oak Hall Merchant
Tailoring JtiuhUshmcnt, wa Bevcnin street,
opposlu the post office, the person who Ukes
a perfect fit) aad as for ifyU, tbey have Just
secured the services of of Frank G. Dodge,
itM i dvmiwj, nw vi, idu in mil.
Inz as stvllsh apparel, as can be produced in
America. Oak llall. Barbour & Co., 6J5
DTentu eirevt uj'pueiie jme ouico. g
1 wish, sati oxb who has tested Its mer
IU, and who consequently speaks from per
sonal experience, that Uofrs Malt Extract
nugntcomo into universal use, as it menu
tbe preference over all tonics of the day, and
li splendid as a Uble drink This celebrated
preparation serves as an excellent strength
ening beverage, a delightful tonic, and a
pleasant remedy for disorders of tbe throat,
cbest, longs and stomach.
BOia py au aruggtsu ana grocers, eoa
Bsxr-ADVBUTiSBT). Phalon'e "Vital, or
Salvation for the Hair," carries with it Its
own best advertisement. As the light shines
through ths bottle you see that the liquid is
clear as the asure of h raven You smell it
and find the odor agreeable, You apply It
au it cuaugDe ktoj unir to any natural
shade without sollfnir tbe scalD or prodaclnr
headache. Nothing can be more harmless.
Davis, No. uOl Market Bpace, corner of
I Eighth street, offsrs for Bale a Due lot of UlCS
cvg
goods and fiowercat prices to lult thoUmes, j
Tfl(ff,, ta.rr.
Fboh rtl w.lurath.tth.ilrlk.tmim(
lb. roloeri nd oixrmUTee it L. Cnuot hie
coded and order lu, bMa netor
CniBiu TBOtimir, .a Amtrlcs .id
mtrchtnt, committed etleld, , Bruford,
Torkiblre, Eeflind, on XoodT ln I
At tin mattcll eloctlon tell .IWtaM'.
Inj, V, on MondiJ. tn. cltliene' ticket
wm elected oiot ttie rtpiUr Deaocntlo
nominee.
A lAivt of one bnndrod gnn, wm Cn&
In the Dark .1 Richmond Jeitenl.y, In honor
of th. .dmlHlon of Vlrftnlk About Ore
thoneand preone vera preeeat, two third. b(
whom were colored National Hag, were
railed on th. ctutoni'hoaie and capitol.
QoTeroor Walker epok. a hit mlnnteii con
gratalatloic th. people on tb. adraleilon.
an1 n.ta.4t.l.a. a i.lAlAMa 4N.atAa fr. Vt,a-lntaf
and predlctlnir a erlorious future for Vlrrlnlal
A colored Conservative aad a number of col
ored RsDnblloans made tMlltWl aneechee.
the burden of the laUer being that If the
State did not follow the spirit of the recoo
siruotloa ecu she would be put back as a
aVITlrUr.
Otrn news from flnaln huar Uailrlrl ialA
of yesterday, and State that a proposition
.unite exclusion ot sue nouse or iMmrDOUS
from the Spanish throne came before the
Constituent Cortes yesterday for final ac
tion, and was the occasion of an exciting de
bate. General Prim participated, aad made
a personal statement, la the course of his
remarks he declared the proposition unjust
to exclude all Bourbons. He desired to ex
plain that his words were not designed par
tlcularlyto favor tbe Duke of Montpeasler.
He would go with the majority, whoever
might be chosen. At length a vote was
reached, aod the proposal was rejected by a
large majority yeas 88, nays 151.
LOCAL NOTICES.
Tna Hint, 8cm, ahd Fac. Dr. B. C
Perry, Dermatologist. 49 Bond street, New
York. ( founder of the derma totozleal sci
ence la this country,) treats with special
prescriptions falling loss, and untimely
gray nair, oanaruu, ucniog, ecxnna, ring
worm, and all cutaneous and other diseases
which deatroT tbe balr. The Doctor nm
by personal attention, moles and wens with
out cmiing, pain, or scan, aiso unnaiara
red noses aod all eruptions upon the face.
Beno ior interrogatory circulars.
For the efficacy ot Dr Perry's treatment,
ne retpecuuiiy reiers tne citiiens or wain-
lngtou to Mf, 11 A. Resley, No,
00 Pennsyt-
vanla avenue.
jaxi-eoui
Rxxrt Havb at Last Comb Doww, Tod
cab rent two large halls la Woodward's
Building for 933 and $35 per month. Now
Is the best Urns lo avail yourself of such a
good opportunity, one that Will probably
never be offered again. Apply Immediately
to C. Woodward. No. 703 Eleventh street,
between G and II. eo-4t
Tan WABWfifOTOH crrr Baviitos BABKt
corner Seventh street aod Louisiana avenue,
ts open froni fliSO to TiSO every Baturdayeve
nlng. Id addition to IU regular bankloe
hours. It pays Interest on deposlU. 81 J
Wilcox A Oras's Bswrso Micann, proi
nouocwj ma etmpieet ana noiseieas macnioe
In tbe world, can now be bought oa easy
terms at the aeencv. C. Beam's noonskh-i
and Corset Factory, 815 Seventh Street, be
wu v aui, A..1 a
TnuuBwlIlbeamass-meeUnirof ihecltl.
sens of the Seventh ward at Island Hall this
evening at 7.30,touke; action ontbepro-
-V3TO tVMlMHUtl JtW VfUUiCU.,
FiasT-cx.AU BOAJtsnia at 4S-3 Twelfth
street, oetweea u and u.
pBOrOSiLI Mp!JJtJ Tf LOrMAHD
FoerOrrici Dsrisrasfr,
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ssursaalte t. aa nadsr a like conililoa es
U praporila nfeeh. .
ae. 7 ub,ii u, i'( by P'i Uahea, or eame
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tb proportion re,
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anaeolsra as ft. S. aad enda ellke seadlUe es
ta la propnttloeef oath.
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9 ? F '"t w ( er maallle paper,
AtllbeabeTeeaTalepM aad wiappnle
aam.S With Milan .taninala..1i SBaaula
trlee, and ssler. aad le bear aaah prtatlac e Ue
Ue,aa to be made la ko men thoreech Maer,
v.' v?.' ff"t quiiir, maaaiacisr evpO'
lJlrrlka pnrpe wlik iMhviur marks ei
thr erUa ie pree eat leattatlo as Ike Ietnu
tarOaatrel mar dlrct.
TkeeaTalenaa te a lkararklv amd Mrfaail
rnamd, Ue npalir ea Ike
tae asp or eash (ezeapt
aal 1. Ihaa kAlf kb
israiraeiaraiie ne paisa
lie. lawi.iaiqi
baeaamMdnatl
tkeatUreUaflk. Tb wrapparste
Allalopaasd wr
All uta ttnu afeJ ... miiV. t...JJ I-
parMlieMweatT ate. aadtra
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keerd er straw bosM,oaak leeoataU eel leae thea
'"'"'i '7 va, aaa paciae i aireac peat-
sua. aaeo
eSlalslalK
aaisi an, separately. Tbeeawapaparwrappare
k peaked In knaa I eealaln eet laae Ue Iwe
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.pped aad aealtd.er sees
Tka aaa ar Ia ka
israly taaiaaed I sireae
piseula paper, aeaa teaaTalykear tnejeeruUon
iuitrapfr.N.1
mall lor dell sor r
-r wwa.w. Mfr raainiBMora. aa iw
Ikoeaaad er more eavalope are reqalred te BIlUi
tkoaaead er more eavalepas are reqalred te 811 tea
erdar of a mtnwltr, tae straw or peaieboard
kesaa eeetelalaa- Ika aataa mui k lu.tU I.
trus . . vuiairappae w oopiro
BdadroadbBlwkaolM Uaalwe thoeeaa
are. reqalred prapar tabalsef dlreollan, U befes
ZtVizi ? ' ' I" Ofpar'm-. meal be
pl4a4 pa a eaak rackaie it (be eeatraaUr
J?t.t! ?! ?' oeselopaeerwrappare
j-VfTi'iPt'T iS "al-sr-awe. met. he pre.
atM
end dolltared with all ra.aAla dlntatobTeemr
Plata la all rsspaata raadr for na. aad In aaah
o( poatnaaiaraiUe dallvorlaa u be mdllkr at
Ike Pel OBaa Dapertmaal, Wa.hlealeaTD. O "or
el lb etSae o ea aieal dely aatherlawl le tavpeet
.''!,k,.mtt,,A-k s4ee of dellrorp e be
at tbs opi o ef Ue roaiaattor Oaaorel. a.i Ifca
m ef daMrertss, as wall as all aspeaae er peak
L'Wii'iVj" ,.bll- waler-preeflsf, te
Hiddtra are aotliad that the Dopartmset will re
aalie. a a eoadllloB f th iiml tk.t ik. ..
Tolopoa and wrsppore skall foa -aaaataat-iMd aad
atorod la aach leaaHsraa to later eaenrttr
afalaat Iota br lr er theft, The ntaa of attar t
msalalalltlmas beaakJHt te tbe lat-eUea of
". " " -7"" a,, wav wm rqra
the tllsUeaorUs eesusat te be Miff all p.
The dies for embeealaf the poatsge sUmps e
Ueeavslopoaais wrsppars ere to bo siaeeiad le
f - - avi.va yi aa arwrDaiaa( uin
betlairls, aad.tbty ereleeeprosMad.
aailoeefthsPesimaaui Oaaeral, li
eaaiairia. eaatBay ereiek
aad kept (a ordsr el tka esp
e
M 0
ia Vfparin.oat reMrt-a ike tlikt of raealrUc
W dtaa lti lintlBN. A aaanlaatlnaa iJ
HBP.IHHW , aat rsaase(elea er
solera, akall ke made wlUenteaUeakari.
w.
r..ii.i..vi i.iikaam fi,w,pi
t new U naa mar k aeaa al aay ef tke prtati.
fiiivi.i ipi,inii erenoi toe.
ardaj as Ue atria aad eaaUir la4bpUeDs
tmoataanstaaaardforlkenaw eoetrsott bid
' ,Brair iBTiiae te t'.Btu aampiaaw
oineraa dlBa-eat qaallilaa aaC --., leeiadltf
Iks paper proposed, sswoll aa tke maaaraaiarad
eetoiupM. wteppere sad botes, aad tasks tselr
Tbe easiraal will he avapM te Ike fcUdtl
wkoaaprpoal,eiikonhU besot lbs towotl. Is
aoaalaaraa Baa.l aata.ti.ua.l. Ik. n.u..i
Ublei lalo sereeal ilia prloM, aaailtr ef Ik rM-
rli. workuaaablp, aad tk taflalaatr end abllt,
y of U blddar U ntaaefaetaraaad dsilf ar tb on
salopaa aad wrappar la aeeordeaoe with tke
Krms of tkla ad?artuemati aa4 neprepeeal will
conaldtredoalea aaoompealad ky a samalaal
aad avallafaoiorp f aaraato. Tka Foalnaaaur Oee
oral aloe marrta tke rishl to -alaataay and ell
uiaa.il aastaiaasmvetuietAtareais 0 ta uer1
TBDtalrlolrlL
Kafere slaalaf eoslraat Ike oeaseufalhUdar
may lroqalradtepiarsreaewdlM, aad aahmlt
iiaii'i...iuaa isaraui m vr Ia rtUUT
DISS MAI O MAT SOTBB OOBTIVSe
. Hoedt with approved aae aaSlawel eratlaa, I
thaaaataf till bl) arlll Lat.oalraJ taw Ika rat Ik.
fal parforniaaae of Ike ao at rati, aa roqalred by tke
HTiiit.il. e.iiigi at um vi i;g,r,u, i)ii
BhtvadikaSMkar Aara.t.lMLtad feriaaataaaSai
aald esairaat will be madsqesruilr, ((r proper
BdlBtlraaBl af aaiaiiLa.
b fuatattiar Uaiaral roarvslehtmaelf th
to say parly wke akall be. ta Ue eplelaa
I'ottnaaiar Uaaaral, ! akie le fais
taUreof Ibaa Ika erlslsalsealr
l la alae rotarroJ to aaaal Ue
rlihl i
a fallai
tkainnibar ef evlopsef dlafareal stis,ad
of wrappers laanad to ivMlmtttart darlaf ihslMsl
year sndod Jen 90 1M, was as follows, vlsi
So.l. Boto tlit-I.lH 000
o L Ordlssry letter sli (sot htrstefeiS
etaa I
.? l,allUtIsrsli,(asxanin.d,f'rslreUrsh-'
R lUHninriut-vitaoftOJU
i JsVif ""'iiastnninsd,for slrsn
I a r a 9t3, iiw.
o 8. ijrtraUttsrilio-d.lM.eoO,
No a Ktlraetlelalslie-l.TOa,
Wrtpptrt-S, Mtt.ua.
Bids ahoold bs aearal
ly eaTtlopadaad taaltd.
u:
mA la lhaTM.l 1
loel Ofl.ee Daparlmaat,
sflei, ll i
J0n A. J. ClUWIUt
foaWaataa Ua L
jail sold
atlaa ef pi
natai lulkaaall Ira afarrtll
April, JftM, for en Imprevemeal
Ieaanai aa watrrri.i
, I la rdr4 Ike, e
Mtt.1
rSsx'sJlvvii
ItB for .H.e ifv.H ,.1B, li.Ml.ar'1 r.
fii uiil.iiMim.. Mtui.a.U.naa.r.i
XerpOToa ,r.pj
."Li. -.... ul.
'ilCTSHta I
im-wn
eeldeuees ef eetei e Keprex
eeatatlvesiB waenianew.
The fotlowlag Benators and RepresenU.
tlvcs are now la Uo city for the whiter.
We will be obliged to members who will in
form us of their pUees of residence imme
dlately upon their arrival Ifi tn c-J
SIMATOaS. ,, . ....
Oolfai,IIea. Sehoylsr, VteePrssldsetef the
USllSd HiaiCS.I laiarv.ie Duai-.
Abbott, J. O . K. 0. SOS llth st.
Anthony, It.Il.R. Ii WilUrdi',
Ilaekleihsai, W. A ,Ooaa. 410 fifteenth St.
grownlow.W.O-.Taae .SNortl. Alt,
oreeian. A. I, Weal Va, HI. Charles hotel.
Uattell, i. t , K. J., M K at.
O handler, 7. ,Mlihrt Ul II st.
Ooakllof , Hoaeoe, N . T , Ml ltlh St.
Cameron, 8 , Pa , Whitney's Hotel.
Oracle, A. 1L, It, II , Ht. Janes.
Casaerly, Eucene, Oaltftrita, MasssshOSStts
avenue, near Foarteenth street,
Oarpsnter, Halt. 11 WlijNo. a, iU st. .
Cele, Uerasllns,OaU eu I street, Used 14.
Oorbett.lt W .Omtoo.WUtaat , Eaedjr.
Drake, O. D , Mo , s E street, sth aad Ith.
Iavts,a,Ky,SllBdleeaveBae.
Edmonds, o'Ya VU " aeaf Vt air.
Fowler, J. B-Tean-4T Estrsst,llhsnasthi
rsrry.u. Buoon.wMua., ,
01lbert,A, naKtloatheUl.
Howard. J. . mien eiat '"
Harrls,J. B . la-Washiotoa House.
Howarij MMleh .tetethsj.
(larlaeTfaS. .la. 104 if st- bet. "ftadLUtb.
Howe, T, O , Via, ns I street. ITU aod llth.
viir vr.f.. i. willatda'lletsL
Merrill, , I. M , Ms , WlUatda llottl.
M60reery.T.O,Ky4NorthABt.
Morton. O. P- Indiana. rlaUoial Hottl.
Merrill, J. B , Vfc., SflO O St., bet. H aad Sib.
Norton, I). H, Mlan-irt USb
Oaberne, T. W. Florida, Ebbltl Ileus.
Pattersoe, J. W.. N. H see Sth st.
Pratt, D. D , Iadl 14 U st south,
Ponerov, S. O Kansas, IU It st. aad VI. a v.
Rise, lleaj. F., Ark4 HetropolIUa.
Sobertaoe, T. J- 8. 0 , Ebbltl House.
ose, K. J , Kid.-, sot 11 street aotlh
RAUsey, Alsx-Ml-ota, IfatioaallleUI.
Swyer,P. A.n.cses Fetreet.
Bpracne, VT H. L, eorner oi sth aad K st.
Busmen, J., Ohio, in K sU, lllh aad Uta
Btosktoa.J.PN.J-eMVt TUaa4I.
Spsocsr, Geo. E., Alabama, WUUtds'.
Seott, J- psnn , TS Fayetie stOeorertews.
seburs.O.; Mo!, Utrat bet. loth and list.
Sunner, G., Mass . sor. Vt. av. aad H St.
ISauliburyvW , VU Jenaess Hoot.
SlewsrtW. it . lvada,xeo F at.
Thayr,J.M-Nsraska,iW30st.
Thnrman, A. O , Ohio. Mstropelltan HeUU
Tipton, T. ffn rl ebresV ST0 M street.
Trunball,L.liii,setrirslBtreelsast.
Wllley, W.T WestVa-eer.Mo ar. and Wit.
Warier, WlAlatani,S04F street. . .
Wimatni.a. II .Oregon, national no sl
trilsoa.Heorr. Msss Washlngtoa House.
Yelea,
uisasM, 1U-4 as. j it
Xrtnstreni
KiriHIITtTKH, . lUT
L. It- Fa.. WillardsVUolsl.
AliuoD.wm.lUlotv.a.wilisrdi'i
Asper,J.r,MlssonTittV roarin .
Xxtsll, 8. H , OalUornle.su Elevsnth stteet.
AJell,.M,TeontlBontfcOst
Ambler. J. aT.UHO. SS Em! Oapltel St.
Adami,II.Uso.M.,Kr., Wlllards
Ames, usaea. nui , eor. ?- -
Arehsf, r . Md; dasparts' hotel.
Ilesk. J. It . Ky , SxaTklrtesnth street.
pialVe, li". b-, B. II. B , SOS ltth, II aad I.
blnchem. J. A-olio, Wiblttoa Home,
tin tier, if F., Nsss.eer.lltbaadl sts.
Hoyd, B. II , ifw-jj W- Sth st.
Bally, A. U . If. T., SOS ltth at.
Bumnr.oo.Jas , MsssXM F st
llurahard. H. O-. 11L.S11 Sd at.
tleamanJF. t b, SU Jsrots Hotel.
Uurr, A. O . IU, Kllkwood Houi.
Iloyd, 8- Missouri, 403 Ponrth street.
Ooeuro, John, ladA It Indian avonne.
8oek,u.o-nusoraat ruee. ,
owlea, O. W.rN. Y., Sit U street. ,
glereJand.OH.J eor Id and! sis.
obh, A-Wli I. L V. , , A
Ooburn, Joke, I sd., SI Iidlaes aVbbkl
Oorod, Joha, P.t vrillsrd1 MotsL.
Uessna, John, Pa, Jenorte Uoeae.
OuXlom.S. Mg 111., SU Thirteenth street.
Orsba, i. M, IuIaels,lrIetropollUa UoUL
Clark, B-, Kaatas. United State llotot .
Davkl, J. IU Weak V., St. James UoleL
Ivl.N oah, N. Th Ehbtll lions.
."-jfr." ".-Rrt
fveii
FiUh, Tho. Wer-1 Daddlnrtaa Plaee O. U.
uarneia.j. a unto, cor uiniiaiiuMit.
Oeti, J, 1, Pa , Winards Hotel.
OlLfllAB, a, W Pa , Ebbltt House.
Saw lay, J. B., IH-, B V St.
ot,ri Xaa , UtAbX Thlrteeath street
Hemlll,PwHd..Usp4rU'fcotel.i i
Usmblston, B4 at , UaspMls' hotsl,
Hamblston, B4 hi ilaspMl
H an U ton, O, M . Pia., 17 La
i im tTfittP,
WAhlntM llease.
ftawnine, J. it itntnniiDinn itoBav,
Htoa, Dl,K. Uarediaa. Whltnsya Hotel.
lui.Joaa,N J-KbktliHoes.
iaaaeiamj,At.Je,reBaiaaa luntiiwir.
Hooper, S .Mass , eor.ltth and U sts.
onrvoil, U J alilduiBaiiM vm aiiaat.
trVOll, U J , alilduiBiiM vm aiiaat,
asoa, Js ,Ual.,SU Eleventh st.
ee,A.U.,N OUWEattOapitolsl.
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Wlllarda' Hotel.
KSlecy, i
sabtDftoa Uouso,
Kerr, it,
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Mlisonrl arena.
IXfa-SB, Joha A., UU Ureal l. .
Leftwlteb, J, W.,Teno .Metropolitan.
Iwreaoa. wnOhlo. WathlatrtonHoua
I.1IDU , ttrnpailta(.
Dhlo,wahl(tonHouM.
i- Iowa, national Hotel.
Loughrldge, Was., Iowa, national Hotel.
j.TDta, jno ntatwutirtfi .
MUrTT, fieo. VTH Iowa, 481 H atrset.
McCarthy. Ifenals, H Y. tee Vermont ave.
noore, j, u iii cw x st - rJ --o .am.
Moarew, J. 0 , W.Veor d at. and Mo. ay.
Mayaarrf. H , Ton net tee, national HoleU
Merenr, U, Pa- ArlUctea House.
Klbleeh, W CL US Heall st- Oeertstowaj
O'Nlell, O., Pel MT O at
Orth, a. 8 , Iadlsna, sis 11 tire t.
Packard, J , 99 O st- bet Sth aad 10th.
Palmer, F. W Iowa, SOS Ith st.
Pomeroy. Chat , low. Ml Fee, aveaue,
Prosser.Wm. F- Teua., IIS M. street,
Phelpe.D ,, Pa-Kirk wood Honae,
Palne,U. E-. Wl.,41fl uth St.
Pasksr, J. U , PaH VVhUnej'e
Poland, I. P- Vt , Ko. 4 A street trerth.
PotUr, U. M;N. Yi IN U bet.SOtk aad list.
Headlnc, J, R , P,. Ml N. Y. aveno.
RoberUoa, W. IU ft Y., Wlllsrda Hotel,
Rise, John II., Ky , Metropolitan Hotel.
Hoc ere, A. A. U . Atk , 4T Thirteenth st
Kmltb.Vra U.Vt-.taS I street
fiUreasoa.J. E Ohio, no S Madison Plsse
Btereasoo, Job U, Ohio, no t Madlsoa Plaee.
Smith, VrJ Offion, H. eoraar of Sixth.
Barxeet, Aaron A, OalUornla, 119 E street.
Shanks, J, P. to, led., IT Krth A street,
Myphsr, J, Ul Ioulslana, iltTweina street.
Starkweather, H. U Oee , tbfcltt Uonst.
Smith, Jos. S . Orct SB3 O r
Smyth, Wm .low. National HeteU
Smith, Wm, J ,Tna , Empire Ilooae.
Btokee. Wm. llL Teen., Sit etb st,
Hebeask, B. U., Ohto, Lbbltt Ileus. .
Slons, F, Md- Ualoa Hotel, (Qeory stowa )
Stout htoo, VT. I-. MlsbSt Jamea Hotel.
Smith, W. U , VI, SSS I at.
Stewart,T. ri, N. Y- vTlHrdHtet
Sheldoe, Porter, N Y Ebbltt Hobs.
RtratuT. J. I.- CVian-. ILL Mlt liana.
?wlshll,07MtS,M4Ut.
Illman, .Tenv- S Iraddlnxtea Plass,0, II,
TJpeen, W.HUhle, 439 10th st.
Van Tramp, P-Ohio, 4SS Teath street.
Vaa Horn. ft. T , Mo-Klrkweed Hous.
Wallace, A, S , ft. O , Kirk wood llouio
Wttober, J. S , West Ve- St Jams Hoist.
v uonroier, Joya, ny- aaeiropouiaB.
WhtUemore, B. V , H U eor. 4th aad D at.
wmcd,O.W-VtNo SAalreeUerth.
Wllaoa, E. M-UI,4AI E atreet.'
wood, K N. Y., ruteeath aod I streets.
Wells, Lrsstus. Ko , HetropolIUa.
Woodward. . W-Pa , MO H. J, av
Washbur,U.O,wlseeaBlB,ArllStonhtl.
WllkUsoa.M.H-Ulna, Katloaal Hotel,
WlllUms, W., XoU 49 North A at.
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Bradford, A. A, Colorado, Natloaal Hot!.
Uavaaaugh, J. M , Montaa, St Jam Hotel.
Oarnide,H,Watbletoa,T-MUth street.
Bhafer, J. K Idaho, WlUarda Hotel.
Splak.S I, Dakota National Hotel.
MeOormlafc, Rl hard ,161 V etbet lllh at tit h .
Wine and Liquor.
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