correspondence of the American Republican,
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 90, 1916.


The Birth Day of the immortal Washington,
which comes on Sunday, is, we are happy to
learn, to be appropriately celebrated on Mon
day the 23rd, by the military and citizens of
the metropolis.


The Washington Light Infantry will parade
and conclude their exercises by target firing;
the best shot to receive beautiful silver medal,
manufactured by Mr.. Kirk of your city.


The Mechanical Riemen will also parade
in honor of the dav, and the National Blues,
we understand, will dine at Harrington's, at
the Navy Yard


The Irving Association commemorate the
d y by readiog the Farewell Address tof the
"Pa'er Patr@," and an appropriate Grafton, by
Mr. Thos. Il. Semmes, at the 10Th street Bap-
tst church. The public generally are invited,
and we learn that the military companies will
be present.