The national Republican., 1866-06-11
Natioual gspnblitan.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

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JURoRs FOR THE CRIMINAL CouRr.-On Sat |
urdsy Mr.. R. J. Msis,, clerk Of the court, with |
VIM Laird, clerk Of the corporation Of Georsesown,
Samuel r. Douglass, Register Of this city. and
Nicholas osllsn, clerk Of the Levy Court, drew
from the box the following Nance who will be sum
moned as grand and petit jurors for the June term
Of the Criminal Court, which meets on Monday
next;
Grand Juros-F. Schneider, James MoGrsw,
First ward; J. r. Wroe, George Harvey, Andrew
]. Joyce Matthew Byrne, Second ward WV.
Burdette, Henry Irving, Third ward; John J. Ber-
rett, WIN. j. Redstrakc, John Bull, ]. p. Sullivan,
Fourth ward, Isaac Reed, II. H. Emmerson, Fifth
ward; W. d. Dobbin, Matthew Crane Sixth ward;
jackson A. Pumphrsy. George W. aoodsIl, John
8. Sheets, Seventh ward; J. MoH. Hollingsworth,
esorgetowni ohas ii. wiltbergsr, Jos H. Harry,
county.
Petit Jurors-Jobn Wilson, James H. Godfrey,
d. q. Ridgeley, First ward, J. d. West, George n.
Letz, Second ward Thos. q. Warren, Jno. hean-
car, A. Gladman, Third ward; Green Hurley, Fourth
ward o. W. Bean, Andrew Hancock, W. J. West.
cott Samuel Hooper. Fith ward John Bayne,
Sixth ward John A. Fry, John Cameron, Hugh
Lsddy, David Mcqueen, Seventh ward John D.
Graves, Albert Cogswell, James Fry. James MUIR
ray. 4. v. Brown, b. Bnyop, Georgstowni Enooh
Moreland, county.
RoBBERY.-0n the night Of the 28th Of
May the shoe store Of Mr.. calvan Payne, on High
street. in Georgetown, was entered BY means Of
false keys, and $3.50 worth Of boots and shoes
taken. The store was again entered on the night
Of the bth Of June and s16o worth Of goods taken.
Detectives Clarvoe and McDevitt yesterday ar
rested man named VIM. b. Liflsy, and obtained
possession Of some Of the keys. Subsequently the
officers arrested woman who was intimate with
Jillsy, and she confessed that he had stolen the
shoes and disposed Of them at ths house Of William
Moran, in Georgetown, from which place they were
taken to Baltimore and Virginia, where they were
sold. The officers also arrested Moran, and he was
locked up at police headquarters. The parties will
have hearing before supt. Richards this morning.
HUYcK REGRREsTED.-Leonard Huyck was
again arrested on Saturday, by ofioer Coomes, Of
the Fourth ward, on q warrant issued BY Justice
Gibsrson. The warrant was issued on the oath Of
Joseph Thornton, who charges Huyck with obtain.
ing by false pretences q bill Of exchange drawn BY
him, [Thorntonl dated the nth Of April, 1885, for
twenty-five hundred pounds sterling on Benjamin
Thornton, Of London, England payable at sixty
days after sight The accused was taken before
Justice Giberson, and held to bail In the sum Of
$4,000 for his appearance next Monday to answer
the charge Mr.. II. Thomas became his bondsman.
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Old Washington Society, the first meeting under
the auspices Of which will be held next Sunday
afternoon, at s o'clock, at the Northern Libsrtie,
Market-houss, where addresses will be made by
well-known oitirsns Of Washington. These meet.
ings are doing much good, and large numbers Of
persons are joining the now organizations. We
wish them success In their good work.
GAVE BAM--On Saturday, in the Criminal
Court, Leonard Huyck. President of the late Msr-
chants National Bank, appeared and gave bail in
the sum Of $780, 900 for his appearance at tho next
term, to answer the charge Of embeIzlement Of
public funds for which he was arrested on Saturday.
the I'd inst The following named gentlemen are