The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-12

INDUSTRIAL HoNs School The regular
monthly meeting of the Hoard Of Directors ri
the Industrial Home School was he'd on Thurs-
near the chnal--ihe yice-presilcnt, MIR. a. NJ,
Gansewcr, In the chair, and Mr.. d. NJ. Kelsey. ]
MIR. Pisrhal. from the Executive Committee,
tcportrh that they had q meeting Mt the Home
ou the . iInstant, and had appoiited Mrs. Pas
ehnl thsirm sT during ne Illness Of Mrs. A, T.
cr's salary to tl5 per month In consideration
Of which she was expected TO give eight houra'
day to the Interests o. ne institution, IN;
| by the committee that the mltton should not
receive inmates, with or without pay, without
! the consent of the home committee,
Ga motion by Mrs. Gangewcr, the report
was referred back to the COMMITTEES, with the
recon mcndatIon that tn , mt'Ton receive In
The secretary presented several bills, which
were referred 10 tho Executive Committee.
A. commissioners received from Mrs. a.
H. BrcTns, position a'eha'rman
Also, one from Mr.. A. X. Browne, rcalgning
his position astrossuter Eip ten:
Ga mo,loa, the 59i h " 40 Of Mrs.; Browne
GA motion OF Mr.. Muzzy, a vote OF thanks
WAS rendered Mrs. Browne for her efheient
scFvIees as chairman OF the household commit
MIR. Hnz. deputy solicitor, reported that
through the zeal Of Mrs; II. Is CreGcy and Mrs.
|
| had been canvasscd, with the exception Of two
bureaus, for subscriptions, AMI about 1850 had
been subscribedi as had beca collected from
other sources.
GA motion, the as was turned over to the
! Executive committee.
Mrs. II. W. Blackford, from the George
town Auxiliary school, reported the receipts
during the month OF August were $50, and
the expenses TI,63.
Tho school has had q recess for two months,
hut rcopcned on the 18th instant. The dinners
to the inmates have not been resumed, In con.
sequence of their not having any funds. They
needed as, and asked an appropriation OF that
Mr.. Muzzy introduced the following pre- am
BILE and resolution, which were considered and
ct whereas the finances of this association do
not at the present time appear to Justify the
household committee in the expenditure Of
II The aay pups AZ ths Homs
lar dinners; and whereas the Committee on
Education has, for these reasons, deemed 1t
expedient to have the school close At noon;
, thereforei
Resoivcd, That a special committee OF three
be appointed to draw up and circulate an ap.
peal, and make Nil reasonable efforts to obtain
contributions of money, provlsions, grOccrirs 8,
and clothing, and whatever else may AID in
= making comfortable and happy the destitute
and yngrant children OF this city
I PoLlCE IrEMs-On Thursday evening ser.
, Eeant Vernon, OF the First precinct, arrest cal
4 cOlorcd man named stewart Jones, charged
: william Johnson. Jones was taken before
Justice Lynch, whJ deferred action Ia the
case.
: Albert Harris, colored nan, wa arrested
y In the Fourth precinct on Thugslay evening
by Officer Boyle, on complaint OF Thomas Me
u draw, who charged Harris with making
i threats OF violence. Justice DTury required
accused to give security to keep the peace.
y For exposing his person, Charles Davis, q
= bricklayer, was arrested In the same precinct
7. by the same officer, and was nncd " by Justice
= Morsell,
= Matthew Roberts was arrested by Ohicoi
: Fowler, of tho same precinct, for committing
= violation of the market laws, and he WA
i lined 80 by the same Justice.
John T. Sergcnt, who Keeps restaurant II
the Second ward, was arrested BY Onitrr lltll
of the Fifth precinct. FOR selling liquor with
a out u license, and Justice Harper lined hin
!. 5000. Scrgent appealed from the decision u
:. the Justice.
= I Charles q. Mucdcr, keeper Of - rrstaurRn
i Ia the sixth precinct, founi hlnsclf In The
hands of Ohlcer Conway on Thurahiy oven
=, lug on charge of selling liquor and kccptnl
. open on Sunday. He was ildc | S!j and Sltt
i cost by Justice CLARK.
: Henry llawklns, a c plnrrd man, was arrrI'rr
= by Ouiccr Arnold, Of the Eighth precinct, Tot
petit lsrccny, and Justice Lynch committed
him to jail for court.
j. !. ID. Catteii WAS arrested by O,neer Fair
y child, of the Sanitary force, for creating q
nuisance, and he was hnci a. by Justice Wal
ter.
= Christian Widmcyer, n butcher, was takcf
before Justice Mursell, by Sanitary one
9 Stinchcomb, charged with running NTH lron
> his slnughter-hOusc. A tine OF ~ was impose,
y on him.
; costs imposed At the various stations; Frs
Z precinct, -; Second precinct, thj Third pre-
cinct, %; Fourth precinct: Soi fiitll precinct
81 OBJ ~ tn precinct, S2j0oi seventh precinct
: tJJ; Sanitary force, o. Total tlJ2.Jl.
n MN SCHEDULE ron THE THEOUon Its
h. NETwEES NEW NORK AID WASHiNdrnN.-
- The through passenger trains between Wash
ngton AMI New York and Washington mn
k Phil,dclphia wall be run under - now schedule
= beginning with Sunday next, lath Instant
l. The time viii be quickcned materially, th'
ri morning express making the rua through be
:, tween Washington and Cortland Forty 1t
) each direction, In eight hours and hnren mia
/, utes, and the night train In less than min,
= hOurs. The night trains viii start from chcl
- end at 0 y. NJ. instead of and reach the oppo
sivc end before q. IN. All connections nov
g. southwarily passengers leaving Boston l.!
a. the shore Line after II 4. IN, can reach Wasi
a ington before the following morning. D.
IA the new schedule much greater facility viii b
n. giyen to the naill. The day mails from tn
fa9t will be due here before y. M, and can u
/. answered, through the posta!-car system, l.,
A. The morning and noon trains for New York
n will continue to leave Washington at a. III
l. and 1880 as now, and will leave Corllaui
b. street, New York, at $40 a. IN. (due at Wash
ingtOn at I:55l and 1890 noon instead Of ~ nOo
- as now, but duo Mt Washington at 10 u. m
t. no later than At present. To facilitate inter
a. course between Washington and PHILADELPHIA
% a new train Is established, drumming pend
4 emily of the New York train,) leaving Phil
Il delphia at 1880 p. m, reaching Washington il
l. advance Of the through night train; aud leav
y ing Washington at $40 y. M, and reachin
t. Ph!ladclphia Mt ll:20 y. m. by this measure
IA also, the New York and Washington nigh
4, trainJ are relieved Of the Philadelphia an
I. Washington baggage aud travel, thus cnrb
l. ling them to make the grcatly-improved tint
l. proposed. a superior equipment In new car
> | for travel by day and night trains, with spcciG
s. adaptations, Is now being prepared for tht
/. line.
, Tng MASONIC TRIr TO ST. LDu!L-Tht
~ knights Templar and other members Of thl
= | Masonic fraternity from Baltimore, Washing
N ton, Richmond, and Norfolk, who design par
" ticipating In the Triennial COnvocstion o
a. Knights Templsr and General Grand Chaptc
j. st. Louis, on Tuesday next, left by the North
+, | crn Central railway last evening at O'Clock
~ AT PittBburg, to-day, the party will be JOineI
's by Others from Philadelphia, Harrisburg, New
York and other northern and eastern cities
and will take 4 special train, with sleepin!
cars, through from Pittsburg to st. Louis, vii
II, the PittBburg, Crestline and lndianapOli
II. route, reaching st. Louis early on Sunday al
VI ternOOn. Sir Knight J. \. Abbey, at Btltl
&c more, has perfected all the arrangements, wit!
I'd an eye to the comfort aud convenience OF III,
I'd | cScursionists. After the ceremonies At st
he Louis 1t Is designed inst the party from III
10 | East shall make an cStthded excursion on tn
q Pacific railroad. The tickets for the trip, lin
" | ted In number, are in the hands of Emincn
Id Commander L. COrbett, corner oil BtltImoI
re and Holiday streets, Baltimore.
u AN AnDHgsS.-A letter passing through Ia
t. Post. Office was addressed as follows: "Mlste
u | more, u gent Of dam Express 90" 1t hH
C. found its destination, reaching Tom Moore
O. the popular agent of Adams Express Go.