The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-08

tngton, aaron PARSONS anu henry winters were
taken in charge by officers Of the Seventh pre-
oinct, for.drunkenness and noisy behavior upor
the streets, and were hnod by Justice Walter Ia
various sums.
Martha 0'Brien and VIM. King were arrested
by officers Of the Fifth precinct for similar Of
fences, and fined by Justice Harper 50 zach.
VIM. Underwood, VIM. Campbell, Frank Kel
Iy, JOS W. Kelly and Vincent Andrews wer,
severally taken in charge by officers Of the First
In consequence by Justice Tucker in yarloui
sums.
METROPOLITAN POLICE Co-oPERATIvE
| UNIoN.-This Union held q meeting at Police
Headquarters at 1880 o'clock last evening,
There were but few members present, and in the
absence Of the president, VIM J. Murtagh, esq,
acted as secretary.
Mr. Samuel W. Taylor remarked that The
small attendance was, doubtless, owing to the
| fact that the officers Of the force had not beer
paid money due them rom the corporation, and
ho moved that the meeting adjourn until the
first Monday In November, by which time he
| hoped they would receive that pay.
The motion was agreed to, and the Union nd
journed.
RELIEF DISPATCHED TO THE yellow FE.
YER SUFFERERS. Yesterday q dispatch was
| sent by VIM. S. Huntington, ESQ.,, cashier Of the
First National Bank, TO Henry Hull, Of the
Louisiana National Bank, New Orleans, placing
eight hundred dollars, proceeds Of the efforts Of
the 1sraelites Of this city, to the credit Of Jas
X. Guttheim, for the benefit Of the yellow. fever
sufferers. Mr.. Huntington kindly transmitted
tho funds without charge, and Mr.. @. A. Tinker,
manager Of the Western Union Telegraph Com.
pnny, cent the dispatch free Of cost.
BITTEN BY A DoG.-On Sunday evening,
as Mr.. Thomas J. Davis, an old and respected
citizen Of the Navy Yard, was passing quietly
along Sixth street east q very vicious dog,
owned, 1t Is said, by Giataua Repetti, sprang on
him and bit him very severely, some half-dozen
times, in the neither limbs, tearing the aesh from
tho calf Of one leg and sinking his faugs deep
into the thigh of the other. The pains, though
immense, will not II Is thought, result very SO.
riously. A warrant has been issued against
Repttti.
beard OF HEALTH.-The monthly meet
ing of tho Board Of Health was to have been
held yesterday afternoon, but at the hour speci-
fed there was not quorum present. DR.. @.
NJ. Dove, secretary Of the board, Drs. Prentiss,
Todd, Gaddis, Roberts, and Fenwick, and Mr.
Job Angus were present half an hour after the
regular hour, and there being no prospect of
another member arriving to make a quorum
those present adjourned to meet again on the
fvst Monday in November.
The Prize FLAGS PRESENTED
night the prize flags won by the yacht. boat Robt
& Lee in the late regatta-consisting Of q large
American flag, a streamer forty feet long bur.
gee and q pennant-were presented to the cap
tain Of that boat by Major Watts In his private
rooms at the Cottage restaurant, foot Of Sixth
street. Several ladies and q large number Of
gentlemen were present to witness the pleasant
affair. Nearly 800 is the cost of these flags.
Doc Observation-Disclosures Bell, James
McGrameley, Frederick Taylor, Edward John.
son, z. II. Garrison, james Bower, aud james
Murray, all residing in tho Fourth precinct were
each mulcted in IS foe by Justice Morsell for
owning dogs without license. The indefatigable
cinct for this violation of the law, and we again
admonish all to have their license.
ACCIDENT.-Daniel Lewis, white boy
Of the age Of sixteen, was kicked by horse on
Sunday afternoon, on Maryland avenue, near
the Long Bridge, and had his arm broken In
consequence. Tho lad was leading the horse
along. when the animal reared up and knocked
him with his fore leg on tho arm, breaking IT,
The boy was taken to his homo, corner Of Ninth
and II streets, Island, where his injuries were
attended to.
CHARGED WITH LARCENY. - Sergeant
johnson arrested a man named William Brady,
yesterday, charged with breaking into the tool.
chest Of Patrick Kari, and stealing therefrom
the following tools: Ono pillow plane, valued at
Sl2i one tongue and groove plane, valued at S.
one rip saw, at S. three chisels valued at 81
and one square, valued at so cents. The accused
was committed to the central station.houso.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTArE.-The fol-
lowing transfers ofreal estate have been reported
Part Of lot 0, in square $40, at $35, 900 part Of
lot S. in square 749 20 feet on Second street
east at $500 part of square 1902, at $500
part Of square l047, % feet, at 5000 lot 10, in
square s94, at $500 and part of lot 49, in square
454, at $6,250.
BAwDY HoUsE.-Mary Deck alias Glib
son was taken in charge by Lieut., Skippon, Of
the Fourth precinct, for keeping q disreputablo
house, Justice Morsell sent Mary to Jail for
court.
Mary E. sheckles and Kate Hamilton, two
characters. living in tho house with
Mary, were also arrested and fined IS each by |
Justice Morsell
BASE BALL To.DAY.-T o-day mot Thurs |
day, as stated a. 8 o'clock, on the Nationals |
new grounds, the National base ball club (frst |
city, the proceeds Of the game to be donated |
towards the erection Of tho new Masonic Temple, |
corner Of Ninth and streets.
DIED OF YELLOW FEvER-lt is with re-
greet We print the mournful news Of the death, by
yellow fever, of William YOrke At Lee, Of this |
city, In the city Of New Orleans, La. Tho father
of deceased, Samuel YOrke AT Lee, Is librarian
Of the Treasury Department.
FIdHTING.-Frederick COburn and Nellie |
Coburn, his wife, were arrested in the First pre-
cinct, on complaint Of neighbor, for lighting |
Justice Tucker aned the pair IS each.
EIdHTu PRECIHCT.-A blank sheet was
returned by Lieut. Millstead yesterday morning, |
which augurs well for tho morals Of those resid |
Ing in the southeastern section Of the city.
MASONIC VISITATION. The Grand Lodge |
T. A. A. NJ. last night paid their annual vista
ton to Potomac Lodge No. 8, in GeOrgstOwn.i !