The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-04

BIDS orKssp.-Yesterdsy, at the Mayors
once, Oomnis s,,n Crane, Of the Fourth
the following streets n tho FOURTH ward, In
presence OF acting Mayor Richards and Sur.
veyor Bliss; M s,Seet north, from Nsy Jersey
Tally, II, Il; Redmond Bourke, 10, III VIM.
Hussey, 10, ~; D. Connolly. II, isi 7. Murphy,
Jane. I Bren.hsn, ~, II II D. Murphy, ~, p
Farquhar, 1917, 0, Hugh M oGinness, ltA, OK
VIM; Bueknef, i2I, si James Altman, llH
S SSsp M RGeSsSn' T. Ses ss.oS
90, a, 70; smba nk%est ii, q. odliinsne, Is, d
T. aol Ha .ssy n ~ p Il ss. tS @ :Ts
essti stephen Tally, "a, l.,P Crowley, 20, 10;
Tho.. Hulehy, 20. q; ~; pgirey, a, ~ smbsnh.
men, aoi Jane, lFi.lRssI,,st, ~ ~ Js%e. Oh.
is, is, JOHN Donovan, Isl Z. az; D. L. Roachs,
n, II. There were seversi bids In the name OF
p. Connolly for the same work, which were
: L street north from New Jersey avenue to
Second street eaati N. Murphy 4 Co., II, 9JS;
D. 8. Roache, n, 10; Peter MeNamsra, a6i !.
2 2srsng G SfH%sy SS n - Bu I
& Co.,22, ~ 20. embsnkment; Jas, fttIpstriek,
a 4.Si Has hurd Dillon ie And MoKenna' 1915
b street north, from New Jersey syenuo to
Fifth street east-D. Aiimon, II, N. Murphy,
b. Gonn.liy, 10, s. d. dittlnss, u y j Vostei!
H. as dssn SSyfs y ssse Ssme sf
yames, 10, o. p. Crowley { Co, 40, 49, John
Dunivan, w, 81; J. Heflehy, %, Isl P. Calls-
%sD, ~ D1E 81 n s%SH ~
TIII A. MeKcnna, 10, ssj d. L. Rosche, "a, IS.
Third street east, from Massachusetts avenue
to Z street north--Jeremiah Costello, 10, .;
RSR SAMUEL Si'' Tsiy ia P 3s H1i, e ~
llA. 314j Andrew McKenna, Is, 49, James Dill.
lon ~, Y Jane. FitaPat,icG ~, s; NJ DaGy,
Thomas Hubby, 20, 20; John Donovan, IS, o.
p. Crowley Co, 10, Is; ID. l.. Roach, 81, 10.
Fourth street east, from to street north
NJ Murphy ~ JSh9 Hickey ~ & p Nc
son, 1871, G3fj James Fitzpatrick, 10, o. NJ.
Duffy 4 Co, "a, 22i embsnhment aS: Thomas
Hubby, %, %; John Donovan, l3z, b34j p.
Crowley, 20, Is; ID. l.. Roach, "a, II.
PoLicE IrENs.-Jno. Gales, a fugitive from
the work-house, was arrested by Oticer Allen,
OF the Sixth precinct, and recommitted to his
old quarters by Justice Clark.
Joseph johnson was taken before the same
driving.
rested Eliza J. Jackson. colored. for the lar.
ceny Of tlo from Agnes Fitzhugh, and Justice
Tucker committed the accused to Jail for
court.
Bichsrd Deiacey made threats Of violence
towards his wife Annie, for which Oficor
Lloyd, Of the Fifth precinct, took him before
Justice CLARK, who held him in security to
The same officer arraigned Ann Delacey be.
fore the same Justice for assaultlng Annie
Colgate, and fine OF o. was imposed on her.
Eighth precinct, on Wednesday night, made a
descent on s.notorious coiored ranch near Lin.
coin depot, and succeeded in arrcsting Mary
Jones, susan Rcdmon, Lizzie Dove, all col.
John Roach, soldiers, Phil. Carr and Daniel
Connolly, alias Samuel Harris. John Roach
was charged with being drunk and dlsorderly,
were fined - each by Justice Lynch. But none
OF them having that amount they were COM
mitted to the work-house for thirty days.
in The Fourth preo0C S BY oce w zlrWes fol
making threats Of violence toward Mary Nc.
Carthy, and Justice Morsell sent him to jail
in default OF bail to keep the peace.
In tho various precincts the following
amounts OF lines were imposed: First pre-.
cinct, t2T.oo; Second precinct, $50 Third pre-
einet, vi; Fourth prcinct, "; Fifth precinct.
i5i Eighth precinctsis. Total amount, si7aSS
FUNERAL OF Mn. THOMAS J. WILLIAMS
The funeral Of this gentleman, who departed
this life on the 3Oth Ilt. in his Goth year, took
place yesterday at $50 o'clock, from tho real
dence of Mrs. q. W. Hcydon, Pennsylvania
avenue, between Sixth and Seventh etreeti
somely finished coffin with silver handles, and
the Masonic emblems on either end and sides
Anthony Buckley, undertaken.
Previous to leaving the house the Rev. Ed
gar II. Gray, chaplain OF the United StateI
Senate, preached a very eloquent and touch
ing sermon: The remain ms were then borne tc
the hchrse by the following named gentlemen
who acted as all;besrersi Sir knights b. W
Brown and II. l.. Sherwood, OF Columbir
ST1sm.I@Ianaer}' No; ?. X, K5Rights Of Tee@glars
Lafayette Lodge, No. 10, +. A. A. NJ; Messrs
John T. and John Webster, OF Harmon,
Lodge, No. II, +. A. A. NJ.
gressionsi cemetery, by the aboye.nsmet
orders, and followed by many relations and q
large concourse of friends.
Mr.. Williams leaves an aged wife to mourn
his loss.
AID FOR THE MARYLAND SuEYERRRs.-Mr
Augustus Z. Perry, treasurer Of the relief fund
OF the sufferers In Maryland BY the late food,
submitted the following report yesterday; IL
N. Easily, additional collection from the First
ward, t5; collection by Mr. Mark Woodward
which, added to a former collection, aggre
gates t2le-considered the best contribution
according to facilities, yet madej from Messrs
A. J. Joyce and L.F. Clarke, additional collec
G6sries q. Bell, Is; VIM. P. Mohan, u; DR.
ihovsIoy, 8; Thomas n. Young. go cash r. max
Mayor Of baltimore to-day $500, and to tn,
Mayor OF Ellicott city, for q special case o.
suffering, w; and expects atan early day tc
the valley OF the Patapsco great distress Il
represented to exist, and 1t depends upor
future contributions to what extent our city
expected In a few days from the City Pos
once and Post Once Department.
Tuesday night as John Weiss, esq, a clerk IL
Gen. Michlers office, was returning from the
SehuetIen Park, and about passing the plat
Pennsylvania avenue, he was damned In q
crowd, when some one remarked to him tina,
he should not crowd against q lady near by
subsequently he missed his pocket book con
at police headquarters and Detective Coomes
Miller and Thompson took the case In hands
After thorough examination with regard &c
the matter, these wide-awake officers were LED
to believe that Annie Girsrd and Jane Mar
shall were the guilty parties, and they ar
rested them. Yesterday morning the las,
when she proved her Innocence and was dis
missed. Annie 10 held at police headqunrteri
for hearing.
Nor EXPECTED TO REcovER.-Rev. NJ. l.
Odds, OF Christ church, protestant Episcopal,
Navy Yard, who has been suffering Tor veal
past with q cancerous tumor within the orbi
OF his right eye, 10 now very low, and his death
hourly looked for. In consequence Of a cancel
which has recently appeared on his tongue HI
has not been able to take any nourishmen
for about four dhys, and In consequence Of ,
tumor on the back OF his neck, which hal
thrust his head so far forward and downwAr,
on to his chest, he 10 only able to OCCASIONAL,
draw In a small quantity OF water through
glass tube. His sufferings arc very intenBe
The clergy take turns in watching with him
EaUiTY CoURT-Judge oliH.-The following
orders have been issued:
Scroggin vs.. kaufman ct al, Decree pro con
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