Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-05-20
? LOCAL NEWS.

50, dated April 1884, from Hesdqusrtsrs military
District Of Washington, and Of which Col. Samuel
were arraigned, titled and sentensed
Private William II. slAde, %. n, First Veteran
Reserve Corps, fer slespinE en- his post, was sen.
per month OF his monthly pay for and during pe-
Rod Of three monthS. aHd e be oenRned AZ hard
H69, IN hi. FSSi.s ' c..I Or GsII.On iCr and
lenient 10 consequences sfthe extreme youth GGd
previous good charaster 81 the aesused." The MIL
ment to which the prissner has already been sub
mitted. - ~
Private John Mcdonald, Co. @, 18th New York
volunteer engineers tried on the charge Of assault
and battery with intent to commit robbery on the
person Of conmandsL oysrton Car. DATED state.
street, near the man entr.nss y the Nsvy-Ysrd,
washington, D. G, and having = drawn bowie,
Commander Carr, at Washington, d. C., On or
about the l2th day Of March, 1894, was sentensed
ITO be confined at hard labor at such place % the
Commanding General may direct, for and during
period Of three years, At the expiration Of which
imprisonment to be dishonorsblJ discharged the
Private Thomas Honskseper, Co. c, 18th rsgi.
ment Veteran Reserves, tired for sleeping on his
post, WAS sentenced ito forfeit ten dollars per
IPriysto Richard ssely, e. /. 18th resimsn, Vet
eran Reserves, tried on charges for absence with
out leave, and conduct prejudicisl to good order
to the United States fTe dollars per month OF his
monthly pay for three montha.n
Private Wm. Dewitt, Of O.. n, ia regiment Of
Veteran Reserves tried on charges OF disobedienss
OF orders, &c., was sentenced ITO forfeit 10 the
United states ten dollars per month Of his month
In confinement at hard labor, at such place a. the
commanding general may direct, fer AID durisg
Private Daniel Ely, company u, Iih regiment
Veteran Reserves, tried on charges Of dsessaiense
Of orders, SO, was IeRtessed Hts forfeit TO the
United States ave dollars per month sfhis month
Private Peter Armer alias Jsass, company =,
Goth regimsnt, Pennsylvania volunteers, tried on
charge Of disobedienoa Of orders, Was sentenced
"tO forfeit to the United States Eve dollars per
month Of his msnthly pay fer twelve nsnthij TO
with his company. The Court 10 thus iesitat in
vioesn
Private colon BAXTER, Co. D, 9Th Michigan cav
airy, triei for soudust prejudieial 70 good order
and military discipline, was Sentenced ITO forfeit
sl pay and allowances now due himi 70 b con-
ing general may direct for and during period Of
three years. and At the expiration Of such oonans
ment TO be dl,honorably discharged fren The ser
Private A. R. Boblnson, Co. c, Ibt Regiment
Veteran Reserves, tried en- . charge Of drunksa-
United states I'VE dollars $500 per month Of his
monthly pay, for the balance OF his term Of enlist
s =. crSsrsd
company for duty IN the ranks, and be ineligible
for promstion during his present term Of service.
Of evidence to show oellusion, or an intention on
the part Of the prisoner to allow the man shSney
TO escnpe.n
Private Martin Conley, Co. L, Iath regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps, tried on . charge OF con-
duct preiudcial to good conduct, kc., was sen
fenced ito forfeit to the United States ve dollars
per month Of his monthly pay, for the balance OF
months"
Privatc Jno Iipsr, OF Co. =, nth Pesnsylvania
volunteers tried on the charge OF deaertion, was
sentenced ITO forfeit to the United states ten dol
lars per month Of his monthly pay for the period
OF one month"
MEETING OF GERMAN CITILHNs.-An In
formal meeting Of the German citizens was held
ures to learn whether not there 10 any truth In
the report published In the Cortuuftsndi Untsn
is stated "thAt Cen Sigel 10 to be superieded by
more competent commander, and for the dnuble
reason that whilst sigel has no confidence In his
dent Of the United steI to learn the facts in the
c"se, and to ascertain whother or not Gea. sgel
has discharged his duties TO the natisiastoA OF The
Government.
Several Ipesshs. were mad. by Influential Ger
mans, who charged the papers above DAmSd with
copperheadism BY attempting In this crisis Of our
affairs 10 ruin or detrAet from the character OF
of the Federal commanders.
A committee WAS empowered TO call mass
meeting Of all loyal citirenS irrespeetive ofnAton
aliy, TO meet tomorrow night, to express their
devotion to the Government ARd denounse such
attempts as have beeA made 10 remove Gen slEel
from command.
The meeting last night embraced about one hun
drcd gentlemen-AmsrioAns and GernARS-HAth-
cred AZ short notice.
"E1oELsIoR UMoH CLUB."-At a regular
MoGdsS evening, Nay IsIi, 1854, Ls fsIsWisT
resolutions were offered:
RcIolped, That the " E1selsisr UBisn Club" Of
the city Of washington, deAires 10 units with the
loyal men of the couAtry in expressing their deep
grief In the death Of that emlasnt soldier, statss
man, PhilsntAroPiSt, and patriot, Mai Gen. JAnes
Resolved, That the state Of New York nourns his
loss as that OF one Of her noblelt AAd brAVest
soma, alike distinguished asa civilian and war
Re,OiveS, That 1t be referred to the exesutivo
committee to take lueh further ASTON A. nay be
deemed proper to testify our respect fer his mem
Rcsolv'd, That the president Aad secretary Of
fSc SdS Ds TO as the family Of General wo
and TO cause tbNp to be published.
sILAs sEIaouh, PrsSldont.
GEORGE d. EoLEsToH, secretary.
IL New York papers plsah' copy.
MOVEMENTS IN REAL EsFArn.-The follow
ing sales Of real estate were made BY J. C. Mcclure
F.ur-Snd-a. half street, between Maryland avenue
and south street, one to George Hede for - $50,
and the other to George Bauer for a,iao. Two
between L and NJ streets south, TO Edward o. San
Gerson for $4,000. Brick house and lot on EleT-
and south street. to Mrs. Ellen Miller, for 1850.
Lot at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street east, to Samuel Cross, at % cents
per square foot. Two large lots on south street.,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets east, TO
Charles Miller, for 20 cents per square foot. six
lots On Eleventh street east, between PennGyl-
Held and Thomas Miller, at 90 cents per square
L. d. Morgan, three lots on Vermont avenue, be-
tween H and streets north, for pI7,ooo about
Shopper square foot.
A POLICEMAN AsaAULTID.-Last evening
about o'clock, while FAtrolnAA hoby, Of Ike
Eighth Precinct was returning from his beat 70
the station house, his attention wla called to 4
house on the corner of Second and OstTsets ASrth,
where Considerable tumult WAI created. when
he reached the spot the man Of tbs house, Frank
TuBh, who was drunk and engaged In the ossupA.
ton Of beating his wife, dened The policeman 70
arrest him for diAturbiHg the peace, since 1t wAl
In his own house. The policeman tried 70 quiet
him, but failing, attempted to arrest hin. Oh1sSI
Sprague assisted, and was struck severe blow IN
the face. CathArine Tush, his vile, intorfersd
with the arrest, when she, Also, was escorted Il
the station house. TuBh was fined eLN By Jus
t!Ce Ferguson, and the wife dismissed.
An ABANDONED SoLDER.-ThuTsdAy after.
noon PAtTOlman Frazier, whilst going his rounds
came across wounded soldier on seventh street
between street and MAHaAohuHetts avenue, who
WAS In a condition so feeble that he could not talk
light wagon was procured and The soldier WA,
removed to Judiciary Square Hospital. The mani