Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-03

Jo AL A E H A L II - /.

BOARD OF PoLIcE conference.-the |
,drfno for the Cholsrd.-The regular weekly |
was held yesterday afternoon at their room on
Tenth street.
; Thomas fitzgerald, a patrolman In the Second
Ward, was dismissed for conduct unbecoming an
officer.
George W. Frazier, Of the Third Ward, for con-
duct unbecoming officer, was hned by the
Board, and sentenced to bo reprimanded by the
Chief Of Police.
JEW. Bennett was appointed a -patrolman
in the Second Ward, vice Thomas Fitzgerald,
dismissed. 49,.
Staton) TO the magsterial district OF Justice wal
ter, vice Justice Thompson, who will continue
to preside at the Eastral Guard house.
Mr. Bowen presented the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
q Resolved That the superintendent Of Police be
instructed 10 double the number Of patrolmen
now employed on sanitary duty, and that the
sanitary force be directed to visit Without delay
every alley and every house and premises within
the limits Of the cities Of Washipgton and George
town, whore 1t Is, or may be, suspected that null
sauces or anything prejudicial to health may ex-
list, and that in all cases where want OF proper
cleanliness Is found they shall report the fact to
the superintendent, who shall immediately cause
the arrest Of such persons as have violated the
ordinances OF said cities In regard nuisances or
health, and report the condition Of the premises
to the authorities Of the respective corporations
In order that proper measures may DO taken to
purify and cleanse the same. :,
rected to observe the alleys and streets which
they patrol, and to report daily to the sergeants
OF their respective precincts the condition OF such
alleys, streets, and the cutters thereof, and the
said shall include these reports in their
morning returns to the Superintendent, who shall
Immediately inform the city authorities Of the
locality Of any offensive matter, and request that
the Same be Immediately removed, and shall
cause 10 be arrested all persons who have depos-
tied, or shall hereafter deposit, any such often
sive matter in the alleys, streets, or CUTTERS or
suffer the same to remain In front Of or about
their premises.
Resolved, That the authorities OF Washington
and Georgetown be requested to unite with this
Board in its efforts to place said cities IN a
Board pledge themselves to the said corpora
tons, individually and collectively, to use their
best endeayoIs, in conjunction with the said au-
thoritieu, to abate every nuisance, and to remove
every cause OF epidemic disease that does or may
hereafter exist within the limits Of tho two cities.
SANITARY COMMISSION Special Re-
lief Office Of the Sanitary Commission, on II street
near the New York Avenue Church, was yester-
day vacated. The business hereafter will be
transacted at the Central Office Of the Commits.
sion, on street near Fourteenth The Relief
Office was established in February, 1858, and a
hundred thousand sick, weary, wounded hun.
cry, and destitute soldiers, who In that period
have found In that place the home OF the good
kindness and fidelity which day and night du-
ring that period have been there dispensed. Not
less that 100000 meals, and perhaps 100 600 lodg-
ings, have been furnished. Accounts, amounting
In the aggregate to some $1,000 900, have also
been adjusted, and the money paid to the sol
diers -
Mr. J. b. Abbott, who has had charge OF the
Special Office, is now Chief OF the Central onice
and Rev =. N. Knapp, superintendent
MEETING OF LIQUOR DEALgRs.-A meet
ing Of the Liquor Dealers Association was held
last night, at the City Hall-the president (Wm.
H. Bright In the chair, and David r. Smith sec
rotary. number Of new members were elected
making the whole number about seventy, Nearly
all the largest dealers have connected themselve
with the association, and 1t is now in flourish
ing condition. '..
APpoNrED.-Chas. II. Dickson, formerl.