The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-20


POLICE lIxMs.-The following cases were dis.
posed Of; VIM Cant was taken sefore Justice
Harper, ohsrFed " Omcer fett, Of the Fifth pre-.
cinct, With violating city ordinnnce by driving
through a procession. The. charge being sus-
ts Nm nns q y y was img9ssd: oa.,,.
man, of the Second precinct, took charge of
Jalius wLlse1s sclossd' Ne had hearing ee.
| profanity - ~ -. q. ,..,i..s ~
Omee hsrrMS o. ne SnnitnIy company, AZ.
rsssa sseo IKE zs ana wm SIt.Sn iSr creating
MINI M,sn n e, MsniSg Michael 3ptSSnsl and
seysnsh preelnst itstlon;hou.s BY 0acel Bros.
nan. They were relieved Of ts ench by Justice
hsr2ef ior violausg the hack law,
| Jas Collies, charge with assault and battery
go a s EUas Ms was committed
John " Dsyi. sS99,cs, MsEiiresh, e thsi.ns
bail ior court: 1900, =.
omcer GATES sts, arrssgned MARIA ., Iolfer before
hslag pIos,itgiion. 49,. ,"-..-.'o.
ThomM Dalton was taken 10 custody by omcer
Onust, IN ne seventh precinct, ior creating
oinsss beboi;, oitSs EisS,S picoinct, srrsisaed
Lewis Jackson, colored, before Justice smith,
son; ne was se%Sit.sd 70 ian: -
| Sss -. Smisn, coioreu, Eamonu 9nininn'
They ssoe y mi
who an ed the nrst TIVE nansdsS 'ach and dis
missea ths ease assihss hvans.
Mas sp peioss tne lame Jus s hewas hned ~
lot dlsoIeeny conduet IN , enurch. -.
yomn SSn hn,u and Mann ish t were
precinct y omec.s EdnSnston and stinsheopb.
Ann, me , 2, wa. Imposed on each OF them Tor
Vnn..ss .me,r orses ~ =, IT,. ..-,.. A.,
Tones, eoored before the same Justice for com.
Oh acop Hien, ne gave oal ior e9urt.
| .osepm ionnson, az suspieiqus character, was
"raG In" py Omss, kSontk he was sent to the
AnlSriass, o. the sixth precinct while P,t,oling
nv oent' Iouha opeh .ne Itont uoor ot John A.
snsn gtynn Msn, war nn T or Louissna
oer Wa @snc se Nnh anu TENN Streets Inc
, Inc ioiiowing amounts OF nnes were Imposed
~ ue NeIuus PIeemsn, rIrst precihc., vs.
n,se,nc ~ Eifth ,,sn'rcP H. roHr.h
n-ceiun,p vs., ~ s,s,m P precinct,
) Total d, 20 p.,u., w,, arcadia, n a.. s.,..,.
,rsc1nc ~ IJen,sna,t Enufng III inc seV ann
mr. Mn Murphy reRo,ts that his biscksmith
snop, on -, oeuween sl M.s and seventh streets
wns pIoken tn.o On iuesuhy mgnt. ne eouIu
c James shields, coioreS, WAS taken before gSs.
precinct, charged with assaulting and making
, ihiehs9 81 Vioience towarus Maay brown; He
D was held 70 PAL IN me sam OF zoo Tor court.
omcer y; u; LeHch, OF the same precinct took
threats q violence towards Ellen Mathews He
s TSe O foow iDg' were made Yesterday, Officer
Brosuan took sampson fulgan before Justice
+, Harper, AZ the Seventh precinct station house.
! a Inc OF y was imposed on him for being drunk
John Hughstetter was arrested in the Sixth
precinct, py onieer y. Kelly charged with huck;
him for a further hearing. ,
,Ohccr Sneed, OF the Fifth precinct took
charge Of William Harris. He had hearing
E Tor Indecent exposure
. John Gallagher was arrested In the Eighth
similar line was Imposed BY Justice Tucker.
Ohicers koontz and Fowler, OF the Fourth
restaurant keepers, before Justice Morsell. Our
US was taxed tu.t LOT keeping open on sunday.
, smart was charged with the same offence, but
me evidence not belng suncient To convict him,
The following amounts Of fines were imposed
Second precinct, ~; Third precinct, q; Fourth
precinct ~; FIN precinct SIS sixth precinct,
Total, $3.50.
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SEcoSp WARD RErrnLIoAN CLrl.-A meet
ing OF ms ciub was held on wednesday evening
a. Rev. NIT Brooks church, on Vermont avenue,
, between Y and streets, the president John i;
; raul presiuihB' anu fsdwara AMBUSH tcoiored,)
\, The meeting was well attended, and the
d fan, owing to T. Posey tcolored) calling time'
0 lcoioreu,l Whiic the hltcr was speaking. 10
: pre'ent infther interruption MT ,. hoped some
. one would invite Poscy OUT 70 take drink,
| when suggcstlon had me erect only TO create
lurthef confusion anu discussion, in which
several took part. Col. Bramhall offered series
? o. resolutions asking Congress to extend the
! Guy chafter, ana 70 giye one that VIII secure
: and endorsing the' Sumner bill which were
huopted.
hudtesses were delivered by w. IL. Chase and
. otners' ~
d Inc Chair presented q communication from
!. Ssylas bowen, explaining that the publication
= o. his name IN list attached to petition for
inc repeal OF the city charter was an error. The
Q writer stated mat ne was opposed 70 any move
= ment toward disfranchising the citizens OF the
I frcderick boswell, esq, City Register, was
q then Introduced The speaker opposed the re-
peal OF the city charter, and stated that but two
|, Or three years ago the men who met at Metzerott
Y Hail and advocated the commissioner system,
{ out two or three years ago signed petitions
: against the taking away ofthe charter. The
campaign preceding the ensuing municipal cleo.
Republicans should not fall to use every exer.
less active from the fact OF their success last
: year The speaker strenuously opposed ccnsol-
I idation, the government by commission or
] any form AZ government which does not permit
OF the use OF the ballot.
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