Daily national Republican., 1865-10-03
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AWFUL RoBIssos.-This awful thief was
brought ont again before supetIntendent Rich
ards at Police Headquarters, while smother lot Of
his stolen goods were Identified.
idsushtd gold Ssda pair q p mGps Sr".s s
locke, lot Of goblets, scarf pins, &c. Tho arti-
cies were stolen from her house Ss7 twenty .arst
5Si spSu ~ ys ssS Wa, mSeh
which she received while she was a, eeorsetown
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were found at the house Of ELIAS Robinson. su-
perintendeDt Richards held him in default OF
Miss Fanny Ryan and Miss Caroline Greer abo
| appeared and Identified large, lot Of wearing
apparel, clio in money, a breast pin, and ssysSsi
other ar'ces which were stolen on the 2Sth Of
August from The house OF Hon. Reyerdy johnson,
employed. The articles were taken from Miss
Ryau's room in the second story. The window
| was opon during the night and was entered BY
meaus OF ladder, which the thieves left stand
Detective Bigley testified that the above articles
| were found at the house Of Elias Robinson.
| Superintendent Richards held Robinson In de-
This makes $500 bail required Of Robinson 10
answer the charges OF robbery, which have thus
| ar transpired. .. 4...r rl.t-s
LEVY CoURT.-The regular monthly meet
ing Of the Levy Court was held yesterday In the
Aidermen's room, City Hall.
| A resolution was passed authorizing the county
police to collect Sl tax each dog in the county,
and II the tax is not paid by the ist OF November
| to destroy tho dog.
A resolution wss adopted condemning the road
leading from the M river r road between the Anaoos-
throlgh The farms Of Messrs. Scaggs, Mccormick,
and otbers, known as the Ridge road. -
number Of applications for the county roads
widow lady came before the Court for tho
purpose OF having her taxes remtted After tell
Ing her story, giving as hor reasons that the mil
itaiy bad used her land, and she was totally uu-
able to pay taxes her house being destroyed 40,
the members Of tho Court, being opposed to re-
mitting taxes and not wishing to establish pre-
eedent; raised the amount by contribution and
handed II over to the lady. .r...
A large number Of applications for licenses for
| o!dinaries were presented, but the Committee on
Police reported adversely. Tho licenses wero
'' granted - .g., .'a
FREEpMEs's BUREAu.-About two hun
tfted small houses have beeu erected by tho
Freedmen's Bureau at Campbell Hospital, and
will be rented to families at 93 per month. .
The Commissioner here has recently received
an application from Rhode Island for 100 colored
people in families, which will soon be supplied.
At the Intelligence Office on fourteenth street,
In charge Of Capt. Springer, the number Of Rppli-
cations for work was-males 2ll, females 100;
Der furnished with homel under contract-males
lJ7, femalo1 90; aud the amount Of funds received
on application was t0576. =.
A branch oaice has been established at Alexau-
dria. at which 100 applications for work were re-
ccived the day II was opeDed. There Is u surplus
negro population in that city. .r
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MARINES RAMPANT.-A party of marines,
last night, after having partaken OF numberless
ratious Of whisky, got into row and robbed one
Of their number, named Jawea Counors Michael
B. Hasford and John Casey were arrested by on
GERS Boyle and Barker, Of The Seventh ward, on
| Tho cbarra nj robbinV (,nnno.a oF he nf.
Bcers had hard chase alter them, when Hasford
threwaway The money. 1t was Afterwards re-
covered by the officers and restored to Conners.
Hasford aud Casey we'e sent to Jail for court by
Justice Handy. The robbery occurred at the foot
bridge on Maine avenue, near Third street.
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Il POLICE REPoRrs.-The reports of the SER
geants this morning show an increase OF "drunk
and disorderly cases. - In Georgetown, q; FIRST
ward, 5; Second ward, g; Third ward, II; Fourth
ward, g.; Fifth and Sixth wards, o; Seventh
ward, 81 Park station: /; unIoutown, none.
ell last night II 1t becomes law, and III Is sx
ecuted after It is a law, and II the fines are not
remtted will, perhaps, reduce the number OF
offences.
ANOTHER RoDBERY.--Jno. Hofft and Thos.
Fox soldiers, who belong to the guard at Seventh
street wbari were arrested last night by Ohhcers
Ashton aud Wh.nOre OF the Seventh ward, on
the cjarge OF breaking open and robbing the
store Of q. II. si.z, at the Seventh street wharf
They were committed. to jail for count by Justice
Handy.
ISro IT.-This morning two horses at
tached to light carriage became frightened and
ran off from the depot. At the corner OF Seventh
street aud Pennsylvania avenue one Of the horses
fell into the excavation which has beeu made at
that point for the purpose Of constructing sewer.
He was rescued without any serious Injury.
FUyERAL.-This afternoon tho funeral Of
Lieut.. Thomas, 22d Regiment Veteran Reserve
Corp, passed down the Avenue uuder the escort
OF the 22nd Regiment Veteran Reserve Corps aud
full band. The remains were followed to the de-
pot by large number Of friends.
RETURNED Edward @. Caring
ton, U. 8. District Attorney for the District Of
Columbia. returned to this, city on Saturday, and
is again at his office, with his health greatly i'm
proved .
CAUGHT AND SENT BACK.-Michael Bar
rett, who escaped from Jail some days ago, was
caught yesterday by olhcer Leach, Of the Third
Ward and was turned over to Warden Brown,
ofthe jail.
PnEsENrArIoS-Mr. L. Ii. Leach, super
iutendent of the Government sash factory at the
Sixth street wharf, has been presented with q
heavy gold ring by tho employees Of his depart
ment
FAST DRrvING.--W. II. Martin, hack
mau, was arrested yesterday by 0nieer G. l..
Greer, OF the Third ward, for fast driving and
being disorderly. He was fined $40 and sent to
tho workhouse for sixty days by Justice Thomp-
son.
DIED, ...
In this city, on the ID instant, Mr.. A. M SHAW,
OF Bangor, Maine, aged Is years
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A1- The Committees appointed by
the Churches Of this city to confer with the Board
OF hanagers Of tho Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation, In regard to gathering the youth OF the
city into the churches, will please meet the Board
ut their rooms, No. 800 Seventh street, THIS
CTUESDAYl EVENING, at s o'oloek.
The members Of the Board will please be pune
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