The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-02

2lo, Of which Isl were males and IS females; OF
these ij3 males and 10 females were married,
lo2 males and is females being able to read and
write. The offences were Assault and bat
terry, !; rape, Il receiving stolen goods, Ii
threats, .; vagrancy, 2; cruelty to animals, l;
disordeTly conduct, 0; intoNication and disor'
derby, o. malicious mischief, o. petit larceny,
/; violating corporation ordinances, 1871. The
nativity ofthc persons arrested were United
states, 1876 Ireland, 90; Germany, II Italy, !;
Turkey, l-of which los were white and 81
colored. The number of nuisances reported
at the Central station were 3,397i nuisanees
abated $3.50; nuisances uns6ated, ~ written
sent to hospital, u; persons verbally notified.
the corporation, iOl; lost children restored to
parents, l; dead animals removed, 504. The
parties arrested were disposed OF as follows
Security to keep the peace, D. work-house, 81
dismissed, loj; for court, 2; jail In default of
Imposed in 100 cascs, amounting to tjol.IT;
amount OF property recovered, 81, G12 Qs, which
was disposed Of as follows: Turned over TO
property clerk, tl,GO9.9si turned over TO
owners, -.
THE GRRMASIA SCHrETzES vgREis.-The
grand fest at the Seventh.street Park was at
tended yesterday by thousands of our citizens,
the weather being all that could be desired.
On wednesday evening, Mr.. Spangler, .prcsi.
dent OF the Germsnia, made brief address,
congratulatlng those present on the successful
opening OF the festival, and announced that
the King medel had been won by Mr. A. +.
Dessau tCheersl MIR. Dessau was called
for and escorted to the front of the stand,
where Mr.. SpanglCr briefly addressed him, and
placing the chain attached to the medal on his
neck, proclaimed him the Schuctzen King OF
the Germania for one year Mr.. Dessau briefly
responded, and Mr.. Spangler called up Mr..
W. Flammer and presented him with a medal
ion for making the most "bull's eycn shots
during the day Ihe SILVER medals to the best
Columbia, and Mr.. A. Knabe OF the Washing
ton Nerein, each OF whom responded briety.
The sports have been Of the most entertaining
character, and the fest, at the request Of a
large number of ladies and gentlemen, will be
continued to-day and until = late hour to. night,
the prizes to be awarded at o'clock this even
Ing.
PEACE ENTHUSIASTICALLY day pssses
without visits of aginary aggrieved parties
to the offices OF magistrates. Many OF these
profound readers OF the "book Of human ns-
ture" decline to issue pcace warrants without
some tangible proof Of the necessity, In which
case the applicants depart, satisfied that "his
honor" Ia right. II Mrs. Smith trcads upon
the tail OF her neighbOr Jones' cat, bonnet is
donned, and Off goes Mrs. Jones TO the mags-
Tate,s oHiee TO swear out pescc warrant
White, ample ground therein Is found for a
little bit of gossip, resulting in the end in the
tongue, az II such thing were possible to
silence such artillery by so weak spike rs "a
paper outlet. There are thousands OF neigh
borly chickering's constantly occurring, and In.
bear it, deep-rOOted luminosity appears to be
the desire, especially By those who flock to the
Justices oil the peace expecting by so doing 10
regulate neighborly and household affairs.
JOINING or HASDA AND HEARrS.-Yester-
day morning, at II o'clock, the marriage nup-
tials between Frederick Koehler and Miss
Matilda AngermRnn, took place at the rcsi-
dcncc of the brides father. on seventh strret
between ID and T. streets. The ceremonies
were conducted by Rev. Mr. Finckcl, of the
Of large and select party Of ladies and gem
tlemen, intimate friends of the happy couple
After marriage rites, the assemhlage was in-
yitedto snmptuous relreshment table, where
the wedding cake" was distributed to all
present. The bride and groom were the re-
cipients of hearty congratulations, and at IL
O'Clock they took the train for Philadelphia.
Police TELRGRAMS.-Wc are informed by
NJ. T. Holley, esq, superintendent Of the pO-
lice telegraph, that the number Of dispatches
sent and received at police headquarters dur.
Ing the month of september il l,GlT. And,
while on this subject, we will note with pleas
urc, the already well Unknown fact that this
once Is always up to the mark, In business
point OF view, under the superintenlence Of
Mr. HOllcy and the operation of his capable
and active assistants, Messrs. Geo. McElfresh
and l.. p. Scibold. This trio of gentlemen are
always disposed to oblIgc, and are never dis.
posed to be outdone by any one In courtesy
and politencss.
FlRE.-l estcrdAl morning, between and 5
o'clock, = twO.stOry frame house, owned by n
coiOred woman named Sarah Carter, and occu-
pied by Henry Gutridge coloTed, situated in
an alley between sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets, was discovered TO be On fire. The
flames rapidly spread to an adjoining stable
owned by Dennis Donovan, and the house and
stable were entirely consumed, cntailing a
loss of about 800. Tho alarm was given from
box ~, and the iremcn and police were
promptly on the spot, and prevented the flames
from spreading to adjoining buildings The
nrn L. ant 20 a,s hna,
cident
DETECTIVES REPuEr.-Thc report Of John
+. Kelly, lieutenant of the detective force, for
the year ending September 30, lsOs, Is as fol-
lows Number OF rObbcrics reported, Isl; ar
rests made, lGs; amount OF property lost or
stolen, t55, 09S 0j; property recovered by the
officers, t25,T27 So; turned over to the property
clerk, ", IS; turned over to owners 3,l7i;
amount OF property taken from prisoners and
returned to the same, a. $50; of the amount Of
property lost or stolen there was recovered hy
precinct officers, tI,O9l; by owners, y, $40; and
tho amount reported 1926 was lost property.
FoLgp IN THE ATTgMPr.-On Wednesday
night, while gentleman named X. J. Faux
ner was driving along Fourteenth street, near
the Boundary, In buggy, he was approa chcd
by couple Of unknown persons, who de-
manded him to "stand and deliver" MIR.
Faulkner was not disposed to comply with
the request, and applying the whip to his
horse, was soon out of reach OF the outlaws.
WATCm AND CARPgNTER's TooLs RHrov.
kRgD.-A few days since, some thief entered
the residence Of Mrs. Haislup, on Ninth street,
between | and X, and atole therefrom avalun-
BILE gold watch. Detectives Miller and COOmcs
were advised OF the facts and succeeded In re.
covering the watch on Tuesday. The same
officers also succeeded In recovering guam
tty OF carpenters tools belonging to Mr.. Z.
Vincent, which were stolen on the 9th ult
BETTING on THg ELgCTIoN.-As the No
vemher election approaches, excitement MS to
the result Is beginning to run high, and banters
and bets are daily being made, Yesterday n
wellknown and popular newspaper CORE
spondeHt bet with gentleman that the States
Of Maryland, Kentucky, Delaware, Oregon,
would cast their electoral votes for Seymour
and Blair. The forfeit Is pair OF 70 boots In
the event OF any one of the above States cast
Ing Its vote for Grant and Collax.
SISTERS or CHARlrv.-We sec It stated that
by the permission OF Archbishop Spauldiug,
OF this diOccse, Sisters Columbia, Cecilia,
AlOysia, and Philomena, arrived In this city
Ohio, yesterday afternoon, for the purpose OF
taking charge Of the paFOchiSl school and the
select school attached to st. Dominick's Oath
Ole church. They are sojOurning for the pres.
ent at the residence of Mr.. GeOIge MAttingly,
on street south, between Sixth and seventh
streets west,
bbAE ~ lilLAbELFHlA'-l nc DlalIltl VIII
be largely represented by the " Boys In Blue
at tie Philadelphia convention, among them
being representatives, from the Central Grant
and ColfAN Club, Sixth Ward Grant and Col
fax Clubs LIST regiment Boys In Blue, tSOldiers'
and Sailors Union,) under command of Colonel
Otis; Sth regiment Boys In Hue, under com.
mand of Colonel i. Is. Adams, and others.
They left In the o'clock train yesterday
morning, and others will follow this morning
SALES or REAL EsTArE.-Cooper y Lsti.