The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-17

license.
omcsr Barry, Of the same precinct, took
hitting an assault and battery on Harry Boyle,
and he was required to give bail for court.
Thomas Waters, eolored, was arrested In
rant sworn out by Eliza Waters, charging him
with bigamy. Justice Shepherd held the ae-
cused IN bail for his sgpeeIsnee AZ court.
VIM. Double before Justice Kesn for trespass-
Ing, and fine OF $3.50 was imposed upon him.
James CLARK, colored, was arrested by on
A. Conoway with swindIing him out Of siS,
and Justice walter committed him for court.
Oficer. Howes, Of the same precinct, took
Violating corporation law, and he was lined
"a and required TO pay u cost. .
Henry Beckett, colored, was taken before
Oficer Beaii. and was fined 40 90 for giving al
exhibitions unlicensed. IT."
Ofaoer Guy, OF the Fourth precinct, arres.ed
he was committed for court.
DR.. Patza was arraigned before Justice
Lynch, BY Sanitary 0tlicer Fairehild, and fined
70 for allowing = nuisance to exist on his
In the Fifth precinct, Justice Harper dis
posed Of the following cases; Annie Williams,
S SSlSTfs va, Of e ss b Ss Tat
for court; The same Lieutenant arraigned
Nathaniel Cosbln, colored, and he was lined
Curtis, colored, was arrested by Ofticer Sneed,
for violating corporation law. He was fined
", but not having that amount was sent to the
VIM. Il: Frost, eoiore d. gso was mentioned
In tho REPUBLICAN,, few days since, as
having shot his step-father on Wednesday
OF the Fifth precinct, on the charge of assault
and battery, with intent to kill hh lstep-
father, Layton; MshGpy sppe,ssreSdi fer the
for court In the aum of 1900.
Omecr Bresnahan, OF the Sixth precinct,
took Francis Gray, colorsd, before Justice
CLARK, who fined him sS for violating corpo-
Cornelius Janvar, colored, was arraigned be.
fore Justice Walter, In the seventh precinct
BY Othcer Gates, and fned 20 for the same Of
fence.
The same officer arrested Caroline Janivsr
for making threats of violence towards W.
Hunor, and the same Justice held her in Sc
william O'Conneli, soldier, was taken be-
fore the same Justice by Officer Cross OF the
same precinct. He was committed for court
on Michael UCallaghan.
Ohicer Dunnington arrested John Sheehey
for using profane language In the street. He
had hearing before Justice Lynch, when he
again made use OF the same, and was fined Is
Francis Swceny, Rufus E. Brett & Co., b.
i. Gilbert, and A. Eberly were arrested by
Sanitary Onicers Ourand and Hopkins for Gre
ating nuisanoes. The last named was fined 81
BY Justice Walter, and the others IS each by
Justice CLARK.
James Richards, colored, was taken before
Justice Morsell, In the Fourth precinct, By
Ofieer Doyle, and fined Is for tying his horse
to a tree-box.
The folio wing amounts of fines were imposed
in the various precincts duriag two days; First
precinct 4l2s0j Second precinct, 40; Third
precinct, i2.Soi Fourth precinct, slsi Fifth pre-
| cinct, tl0lj Sixth precinct, slt; Seventh pre-
cinct, $40; Eighth precinct, s27 90; Sanitary
company, S22j total amount, s220.lo
EXTENSIVE Posr oyvrog RonBgnY.-In the
latter part Of November last, the Aquidneck
National Bank, OF Newport, Il. l., mailed In q
registered letter, directed to the Assistant
the value OF about 81, 800 attached. The letter
failed to reach its destination, and the facts
being reported to the Post Office Department,
Messrs. y. Depro, of this city, and ]. Gayler,
Of New York, special agents OF the Post Office
Department; but the most thorough search
clue to the perpetrator ofthe robbery until \
few days since, whea Mr.. Depro obtained in.
formation that one OF the mfssing notes had
sion, through an eminent banking house Of
Now York. Mr.. Depro visited New York at
once, and notifying Mr.. Gayler Of his discovery
this they we're so sss sSSSessui that BY the same
| evening they had obtained the whole OF the
missing notes, with the exception of about
&c ~ nas t Ssy d ssS TSe ae "S
been taken by young man who at the
time Of the loss was clerk In the
post office at New York;
The case was considerably complicated by
the fact that the offender had some months
since entrusted the netes to brother for safe
keeping for q few days; Informing him that he
| package apparently intact, but when obtained
| by Messrs. 9ayler and Depro, 1t was found
| that about half the amount had been alb.
al nd Tha hHnt bar al ~ ~ nat I'D
of this second theft, measures were taken
which resulted In his surrender OF the missing
notes, with the exception Of the $500 men,
| tained from him.
On the recovery Of tho money, Messrs. De.
pro and Gayler visited Newport, and handed
II over to the officers of the bank, to whom Its
receipt was a most agreeable surprise, as they
had almost abandoned the hope of recovering
| It..
Much credit 10 due to Ngessrs. Depro and
ance displayed in this case, which was one OF
the most successfully worked on record. These
on wednesday, received quite an ovation from
| the citizens, the bonds being the property Of
| widows IN that section, and Its recovery was
| great relief to the entire community.
CANr-MEETINas.-The Methodist Protest.
| ants OF Anne Arundel circuit commenced u
camp. meeting In Smiths woods, about ~ or
Will continue L until Friday next. The camp mp
| ia in charge of Rev. o. II. Littleton, and fine
| corps OF ministers are in attendance. For the
| accommodation OF the Washington people the
| railroad Incorporated round-trip tickets, good
for nine days from date, at sl25 each. The
great Washington camp will commence 10
Haislup's woods, about a mile from Annapolis
Junction on Thursday, and will continue ono
week. This promises to be one Of the largest
camps which has been held In this section for
years, and nearly every charge In this District
be also Issued for this camp. The managers
have provided for special freight train TO
take out the tenting on Tuesday, and 1t will
be put up on Wednesday.
NJ. L. Church will be held IN Tolson's woods,
about eight miles from this city, commencing
on the 2sth. A camp meeting OF the Nj, L.
Church South is to commence on Thursday,
September ., In the woods of Mr.. James Rob
inson, on the north side OF the Severn river,
and about six miles from Annapolis. Mr.. L.
q. Wheeler, OF this city, 10 supplying . great
number Of tents, and 10 prepared to furnish
all that may be needed by our camp.meetlng
folks.
INSTALLATION oP OFBIoRRs.-On Thursday
evening last, at the regular meeting Of Purity
Lodge, No. ., l. o. q. T., installation exercises
formed by the g. W; q. T. Of the GRAND Lodge,
7, Sturgeon, acting as q. W: NJ, and Brother
John q. Cook, acting as q. W. $, The officers
installed are as follows W. q. T., Brother
GGsSss y E"' RPohe " rG " ia A Sitss
I. $, Sister George Colderi ". IT, Brother
W. II. Chssej W, Chaplain, Brother Alexander
Hays W. NJ, Brother Charles Fink w. g.,
Julius Gricej W. r. IL; s., sister Catherine
Emily; W. l.. II. s, Sister Isabella Williams;
W. d. NJ, Sister Laura Plummer
A WARNINo TO OruERs.-In the Centre
market, on Saturday morning last, a gentle
man approached stand and inquired the