The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-05

intended to decide against him II he applied to
regiSter-he having been 70 the penitentiary--
could go back on him. He then applied in the
Seventh ward to be registered, and the judges
refused to permit him. He then wrote to Mr..
Of the judges, and wrote back that he did In
fact Mr.. Bowen was not man Of his word.
PoLicE MATrERs.-Thomas Williams was ar.
tested on Monday, BY 0ficer Huyman, of the
Thompson for violating the snow law.
Inc following Ing gases were disposed of on the
charged with the larceny ofclothing from Louis
Levi Justice Kean held them for further
a. Henry johnson, colored, was taken before Jus.
tiee Harper, BY Oticer Mardcrs, Of the FIFTH pre-
dentist, on. twelfth street, near Pennsyivsnia
,e 9se 1ob MaS5. Of the sany Company y.
He wa. relieved OF u by Justice MorseIi.
Charles Edmonston and Jane Boyd were taken
Langley, Of the Fourth precinct. The arst
named was taxed q and the last q for violating
ofieer Zirwes arrested David Roach, grocer,
So'ss S aned R n w. T H sp
While patroiing their beats, oHlcers FiaeId and
Pearson, Of the Fourth ward, found the door OF
ST. Johns church, corner Of Sixteenth and II
Riley Russell, cofored, was taken before Jus
tice kean BY Oflcer Huist, q the First precinct
ssits1x nea fo an assault and
On complaint OF Sarah Meaher, Oficer Lusty,
Of the First precinct, took Hannah Wolf In Gus.
tody; Justice kean fined her $500 for assault
Alice ofert, colored, was taken before Justice
Thompson BY OGicer McDermott, Of the Second
precinct. She was committed to Jail for court
e answer the charge of stealing sio from Henry
oacer Doyle, of the Fourth precinct, took
by Justice Morsell for wasting Potomac water.
W. Jerry Taylor, eoloTsd, was arrested by Officer
wagon without number. He was relieved Of
s5 by Justice Gull.
The following are the amounts of fines imposed
Fourth precinct, Is; Fifth precinct, Ia; Eighth
preeinct,tS. Total, $3.50.
TEMPERANCE BUILDING AND TRUST AssocIA-
this association was held last evening in Tenn
Gerance Hall, on street, between Ninth and
The following. amendments to the constitution
were proposed BY the board OF directors; which
i: That section 3, article 10, be amended by
striking out all after the words authorized to
receive the same"
2: That section 2, article IL, be amended by
striking out the words "bcfore the association
shall declare and pay dividends"
q. IHut section o, article IL, be amended SO to
read, whenever the funds of the association
shall warrant II one or more shares OF stock, or
any fractional part thereof not less than one
tenth Of share, to which shall be added or de.
Quoted as the purchaser may elect a premium OF
sixty per cent.-shall be offered and sold by the
S %oP saGys Meeting Of the
who will obligate himself to pay back such In
debtedness In equal monthly, payments, in the
not be sold for longer time than ten years, and
whenever the funds of the association shall
cease to sell at the aforesaid premium of sixty
holders who have not received On advance rep
resenting one share each shall be placed in a hat
or box and drawn therefrom BY the secretary to
and they may elect to take an advance, or have
one share q stock redeemed, as provided for in
section Of TIL 10 article.
4. That article II be amended by striking out all
after the words two thirds present,
,At7lS o'clock the regular monthly meeting. OF
ing offered, large number OF shares were sub
scribed for. The funds of the association were
offered and 81 200 sold for three years at the rate
prescribed by the constitution.
ENTERTAINMENT AT oDp FELLOWS HALL
The entertsinment given Last night at Odd Eel
rial church was largely attended, and the
tableaux and music were finely and artisticnlly
most praiscworthy, and one in which all good
citizens should be interested. The ladies, as
usual, have taken hold, and assisted greatly last
and the ARTISTS Dream were very nrtisticslIy
given, and the ladies and gentlemen, masters and
"Wounded knight" and other tableaux were
given during the evening, and received their due
DARIUS Green" and "Maud Mueller" in a most
effective manner, whilst the duet upon the plano,
tae e. and nath one o
tcrtainment will be given, and, as 1t will be the
last, we advise all to go.
A NEW TICKET OyYIoE, for the baltimore and
Ohio railroad, has been opened at No. 400 Penn
sylvania avenue, between Four,and-a-half and
sh streets, who're tickets can pc procured LOT
ladies can call and secure tickets, as the Office
has been neatly fitted up for the especial accom-
that their baggage may be called for at any hotel
or private residence In his city or in George
that they may receive 1t at tire place Of destina-
tion: This will obviate the vast deal of trouble
and hurry at railroad stations in getting tickets
and baggage checked and on the ears, and will
not afford pick-pockets SO fair an opportunity to
ply their neiarious vocation at the stations
train.
estate were reported at II. NJ. Halls real estate
exchange, corner OF Seventh and ID streets; Sub.
pa square IS Is ieet On second strses
at eilf 90; part IT. square 400, II feet on street
south, at zoos part square ab3, at $40; part
49, square 72t at &40o part square 26T, south is
feet on Fourteenth street west, at 81, 800.
IT Is SAID that the colored lsborers who were
employed at the penitentiary cleaning the bricks
which were takGh from the walls, quilt work last
Saturday, on account Of low wages, notwith-
standing Gen. q. II. Howard advised them to
continue at work. Some thirty-dve or forty
white men remain at work on the building, and
1t 10 being speedily cleared away.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Cooper l. Latti-
mer sold yesterday the north part Of lot No. %,
In square No. 500, on sixth street west, between
and streets south, improved with frame
dwelling, to Mr.. p. Campbell for t77b.
In BALTIMoRE.-RobertH Ould, of Richmond,
and formerly of this city, Is now engaged In Bal,
tlmore as one of the counsel defending Adolf
Wolf, charged with obtaining goods under false
pretenses from Mcssrs. Lord Robinson, of that
city.
GARRoTgD.-Daniel O'Bsll reported yesterday
morning at police headquarters that about II
O'Clock on Tuesday night as he was passing near
the Capitol he was met by four colored men
who garroted and robbed hin Of as, with which
they made their escape, leaving with him no
clue to their Identity.
o. S. FowLER's last lecture. at Metzerott Hall.
Friday evening, at 1880, on "Intellect, Memory,
Selfeducation." Admission 20 cents. Last hour
OF hiE chronological examinations at the Ebbitt
InnQ at o IN faIl NJ