The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28

Oficef Ross, OF the same company, arrested
p. II. Merrill for not having any piiyy on his
premises. He was fined tio By Justice Har-
WIN. Campbell, coiored, was arrested In the
First precinct BY onlcer Fainter, Justice
and battery on Henry johnson.
WIN. Russell, who made his escape from the
work.house a few days since, was re.arrested
remanded BY Justice CLARK.
rested B. B.Chsse on complaint Of Elias Bush.
personal violence towards him, and ne was
held In security to keep the peace BY Justice
John A. Dariin was taken before Justice
Lynch, In the Eighth precinct, by onlcer
Lester, for committing an assault on j. u.
Stephenson. He gave security to keep the
On complaint Of Mary Stephenson, the
hitting an assault and battery on her, for
wa" Jsmes Murphy was arrested in the same pre-.
einct BY Oficer Marks, for Indecent exposure,
and was fined 70 by the same.
Rivers for prostitution. She was lined % BY
the same Justice, but not having that amount,
she was sent to the work.house Tor % days.
Roster sfraigned Debis Carpenter and Joseph
Fiyckenstinc, both restaurant keepers. for sell.
Ing liquor on Sunday, and they were fined go
John II. pale was taken before Justice Nor
sell, In the Fourth precinct, By ofncer Lang
ley, and lined u for allowing his horse to run
In the various precinct. the following
amounts Of hnes were imposed First precinct,
Is 20; Fourth precinct, 10; Fifth precinct, tsj
sas sSA B Ssssa s snfnss sSs c%psa,
Total amount, sii7.oo.
THIRp WARD REPUBLICAN CLup.-Thls club
held q meeting last evening at wiscwell Bar.
racks, corner Seventh and o streets, with N.
X. Miller, esq, in the chair and Mr. l.. r.
The Secretary read the minutes Of the las,
meeting, which were received and sdoPted,
gard to resistrstion and their duty until the
E:s n. TsIas. a, N, =, e. shsss::.u r.
Ard, he bearer Of which had done ali for them
and still promises 70 do much more. He re-
lated the history Of the many trials the col.
voting for the constitution, which gave them
equal rights, and EXPORTED hem to do right and
trust God for the future. The principal Of
equity and justice IL waxing stronger ana
lie referred TO Europe, Asia, and Africa to
show how many years they were deferred
iS %aI R'G fsosa oa and on In his Opinion
America WAS the great ciyilizer OF the world:
He remarked, God has broken the bonds Of
put them into once, Which they could do Il
'n 90 mo mo, Jss q 10Y SS VIM A. Cook commit.
@e ne Tor for the RepaSicsns Of hi. w.rd to 4.
tend a Republican mAss-meeting at the City
Hall on Friday night. Carried.
,h s es e. Il So eSnStsss fasy EVENING
arrangements had been made with the Grant
club for their association 70 unite In the
The Sssi1 then appointed M...r.. P, Camp
bell, s. r. Bond, X. J. Beail. R. Green, W. Il
Posey, @. Brown, A. Chinn, J. Freeman, J. r.
wright, and N. Green, on the committee Of
. On motiop, Il vac decided to engage a band
to escort them to and from the mass meeting
:p. sa,ss: :r ~ which S' he %:.us S
journed.
GENERAL CoSy knRsog or THE A. NJ. L. ZIos
a (ooLongp) CHURcH-Bishop Brooks opened
I the Conference with religious exercises at the
usual hour.
arose and ID rendered his resignstion from thu
episcopate ONCE, to take effect from and afte
, the adjournment Of the Conferences. Action
b. superintsndsnt Of 0overnnient schools, whicl
a reads, "psrnlt me to call Soyr Rl;hSP :, Ia q
n essential service, II In the present critics
n state OF Affairs your convention would, y
some formal resolution, express their opinio
Q Fresdmen's Bureau. II would have. gras
: weight with Congress, and perhaps be th
means Of urging through the bill i9r o9nt ilIi
that body" Laid on the table for future con
= According to appointment, at 10 o'clock. tn,
S.heps took e place. n. ceremony wa. quilt
!, imposlng, and at Its close Joseph ]. Clinton
}, Sampson Talbot, Jermain ". Logan, sat
Bishops Of the A. N. Z. Zion church. tn
congregation was very large and the service
: very Impressive,
:, SIXTH WARp RErUpLIcAs CLuH. This clu
T. met on Tuesday evening, Of the Chapel, o
Tenth street east The GTeaiSsnt az ser.
i to the chair and stephen Plum'ii, esq, aots
= The Chair stated tina. report. q committee
J, the committee on standard hags, having tn
name Of Grant and Colfax, for President an
4. Vice President, and also barsee with ID
= ing at the masthead, and called on the Chni
y to make a report, he being chairman OF tn
The CHAIR arose and said that he had Pre-
cured the two bargees alluded to, and ais
II tha4 the stand had been erected preparatory I
e AoIding a mass meeting. this (Thursday) ever
KS III hat S sSoas Would d."y ali Or Il
On motion, vote Of thank, were tsndere
' After the appointment Of several committee
Mr.. A. Scott was called on and addressed tn
meeting, after which they adjourned to NEE
VI on Saturday evening next, for the purpose q
10 attending to some special business.
y PouRTH WARD MEErIN0.-On Tuesday ever
4, ing q meeting of citizens Of the Fourth war
3 was held At Father wigets school-houss, o
the south side OF street north, between Fira
Q street west and north Capitol street, when Di
% A. J. Sehafhirt WAS called to the chair, an
b DR.. 5. $. Bond was chosen secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated to b
ID to appoint q committee to wait on the r,
spectivs candidates Of both parties, and asceI
.. tain which az any) OF thom would pledge the a
" already on the statute booksj g. q. to grade
20 street north from Tiber creek to Sevent
10 street east, and to pledge themselves an
p those Of the club to vote for the candidates 9
'f on motion. Messrs, DIR. S. S. Bond, DR.. A. .
- Sohafhirt, John Patch, and NJ. Mcguire wer
IL appointed such committee. The meeting the
adjourned until this evening.
2. NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUB. This elu
- held meeting on Tuesday night, when y wa
determined to throw out general challeng
" to MI the clubs'of the District convention an
&c to the National Base Ball Club Of the 2ot
=. United States infantry, stationed at Lincol
'h barracks. The club accepted the challenge
A., extended by several Northern clubs, and 10
" tiers was received from Western clubs slgnii,
~ tionals It is understood that the club wi
Va go to Baltimore on Tuesday next, to play
-. match with the Maryland Club, OF that city.
no The BopY OF A DROWNED LAD RKcovERr
he The body of n how about IL Years OF age WI