The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-06


ANNA. n.roa, % ms WARDEN or rn,
y s ssy se S 81
for The immediate erection Of 4 new jaii il aaaiy
urged, the ffrces A btniidInf being utterly mad
; q gti'sn.sY,, 4, e 70 e.p.sty vfn
cdnss I'd III M frSffl insrease il crime h
has lcs thc Srst 49, lean crowded 10 ret,,e.
lion, and n times. tis tep1rt states, il hss be
nTs pS ss ss . ,s ssvS dSs one mi
Afford room ID turn round III, mitch less 10
sleep in them. Only one haffof the buiidise
IL 10 a. at condition 10 keep seeure the dsstf.
rsss s.;s q ,ss ssS hay, besa CON
which is divided on into corridors, their cells
IA Nv 10 fcetl crsnios ioto eacb corridor' ths
purpose Of shutting the prisoners on from TIE
q having re60ufse 10 the windows AZ means
Of escape. Az u 10, In Fequifes the guards to
be on the move and watch eontinusily during
be contemplated. The other half, which Il
sri%e 11 md Hr who ep oosssSusnty would os AZ
tempt to get away, 10 divided of into rooms,
wooden ins t OF Iron doors. :" - "' ~
The health Of the prisoners, by the obscr.
vanse Of rigid sanitary regulations, has been
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tors into HE Interior eli fhs jail 10 represented
a apfjsreut 10 every one having the least
knowiedka u its efstif, snd ~ consequence
thereof the warden has issusd general order
So far from the expenses Of the jail the past
year being 10000 in excess Of those Of the
4 q n - n .
m SIC eers placed on duty in August, 1861, TAT
an annual expense Of e6,720,l and the increase
Or the daily average 81 prisoners, are taken
rent year viii BE- about e,eoc smaller err , han
those OF the preceding year.
Attached TO the report Of Mr., Huestts IL
as Il ~ Ye eSs o.
40 Justice 10 the prisoner under his treat
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The ,ntraSnetnr y iseturs 10 she s,.t ann,;.i
SoiisSs was delivered last evening by Prof
p , hOO; M D. iq The Err, u Son
streetal Al 7.3o O'CLOCK, The seryices were
opened with prayer BY the Rev. Dir. Boynton,
after which the Rev. byron Sunderland, D. D.,
sided, made a few appropriate Introductory
Iioomls who addressed them in the most eIo-
Il. a. Ss
demand ed Of them. and said tbst Inc follow
were the principie. upon which il proposed 10
work. .'',.,-,. -,.,,.,.. :. :.
l; "a, ~ Proposses s 70 te,eosaine tnM Goa main
maze = T o. one pao9u a., nauons q oi men,
DC su ,S ~ me hI, 10 un n, ua 1,
rs ?: ~ discontinue nue. the prayer. God, l thank
ihee tnat an noa ns pther men aIe
= " proposes 10 DC no respector OF per-
'' He referred to the Responsible dqtie. resting
upon .ne meaicai elass anu tne honoIn con,
neeteu snerewnn; ~ couciusicn' he -
D. W. Anderson, esq, closed the services by
pronOunSlns be9edictlon. 90 IL.
tIts meeting, Wv
The following nsuied are the faculty Of the
nresiJeni, siias <, !.oomis, III. D., Dean; Jos
Tshss Inhn.nn Al n sas,etor.. George II
RsiiocS NJ tressn,er. Siias H. I,ooniv
nj D. Proiessor OF Chemistry and Toxicology
Robert Revbusn. nj d.. Professor Of hnatou,y
Ioscnb Tsber }obn.on. M r. Professor n
Msteria Medies and Therapeutlcs, Lsinyetts
q. f,oomis. M d. Professor Of Physioiogy
S nm" ~ Si,n; snS t,nerst'xs s~,,e,v, Al
exander T. Augusta, NJ. b., Demonstrated Of
Anstomy ~
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cvrr,., a,.xr Avn oo,vI, Til,
,sU.I Sastiv msetin. of this orgsniz.tian
w.s he,S la ecsn,rs Al JTnian I,esgue Hail
thn nrastaant a p t7i.rk In ths csa7s
meeting being dispensed with. the Chair m
pointef as the COMMITTEES on membershiI
Messrs. lanes II, Graham, p, NJ, CLARK, AMI
M, Duffy, -,
The Treasurer, Major Wells, made a favor
able report Of the financial condition OF tn,
club, which was nccepted,
Csutsin noGghertv moved that the n.mea n