The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-13

POLICE Matters Dogins, alias
Gibbs, colored, was arraigned before Justice
Harper, In the Fifth precinct, BY Sergeant
Walker, for committing an assault and bat
.o III ser TSe %sn
Emma severe cut in one Of her arms with
. razor, for which he was committed to Jail
oficer McDcrmott, OF the Second precinct,
took Mary ]. Hood, eolored, before Justice
Thompson, charged with assault and battery,
by Elizabeth Thomas. and she gave bail TO
WIN, simsEer, a fugitive from justice, was
arrested In the same precinct, by Oiflcer Nor
gan, and turned over to the Marshal
The same officer arraigned Jas. stewart and
Qsorge Garter, both colored, before Justice
Thompson, and they were fined u each,
On complaint Of Ann Bender, oiieer Hugs.
same Precinct for making threat. Of Violence e .as
and he gave bail to keep the peace.
John l.. Murphy was arrested in the First
pfsias sy aifnS
Tucker held him In security to keep the peace.
The same Justice disposed Of the following
cases in the same precinct ohicer Barnes ar
rested Louisa Lee, colored, for committing an
assault on Mary better, and a fine OF 81 was
imposed. Charles white, coiored, was ar.
rested by Officer Putnam, who charged him
ing. Elizabeth Tyler, colored, made threats Of
| violence toward Sophia Marshall, for which
Ohlcer Evans arrested her, and she gave secu-
In" John simpson, colored. for committing an
assault and battery on Elizabeth Raffin. and
| he 10 held for a hearing.
Smith, by Sanitary Oniccr Hopkins, for COM
hitting m assault and battery on VIM. Hart
The case Is held for a further hearing.
John and MARY, Hockenyos were taken be.
| fore Justice Clark, in the Sixth precinct, by
Sergeant Franklin, for committing an assault
and battery on Hilsey Collins, and they were
Ofiicer Fowler, Of the Fourth precinct, took
Samuel Long before Justice Morsell, who
fined him IS for tying his horse to a tree-box.
| Ofiicer Howe arrested worden James, in the
and he was turned over to the marshal.
| II. y. Dane was arrested In the First pre-.
cinct, by Oiiicer Williams, for driving through
funeral procession. He was fined Is by Jus
OGicer Hurst, of the same precinct, arrested
Richard Burrcll, colored, on q bench warrant
issued By Judge Cartier, and he was turned
| Louis Thomas, colored, was arraigned before
Justice Morsell, In the Fourth precinct, by
Officer Guy, for the larceny Of alas from
Henry A. Raw, and he was sent to jail for
court.
Daniel Plug stole a pair of shoes from T.
Heilmane, for which Officer Touring took him
before Justice Drury, and he was committed
| for court.
oficer Zirwes arrested Willie King aged 10
| years, for breaking shtubbery In Lafayette
Square aud he was hned Is by Justice Nor
Rosa Bailey was Arraigned before Justice
Harper, by Officer Lawler, OF the ercnth
sS. n9r Bsttomy and she WSs re
quircd to give security to Keep the peace.
Onlcer Davis, OF the same precinct, arrested
John Plant for creating nuisance, and he wal
fined 80 by the same Justice.
Mary Stremel was arrested In the same pre-
cinct, by OHlcer Tucker, for assault and bat
terry on Priscilla CARMEL. The same Justic,
Hnl1 h..R a. Hall (nR hARA ~ -
ofieer Skeiiy, OF the Sixth precinct, ARRESTED
George Parker for running his wagon without
license, and he was fined Is by Justice
CLARK.
william Miller was taken before the sam,
Justice in the same precinct, by Office
Wallingsford, charged with petit larceny, b.
John Hayward, and was sent to jail TO
The following amounts OF fines were I'm
posed In the various precincts since our las
report First precinct 70 7o second precinct ell e
Fifth precinct, t55j sixth precinct, t5J
Seventh precinct, t33; Eighth precinct, 80
Total amount t25O2o.
day Mr.. Randolph Coyle, water registrar
turned over his office, books, and papers, u
Major g: W, Wells, elected Photographer Of III,
Water Board, and Mr.. 5. X. Bond was chosen
registrar at the last joint session OF the city
councils.
AT the earnest solicitation of the variou
Wuu ueleBhtiohs anu pechuheo l thc negISche
OF most Of the present incumbents, Mayo
Bowen, on Saturday, made the following ten
porary appointments;
| J. II. Crossman, of the Fourth ward, In
spector OF flour and sailed provisions; Y. II
Ripley, physician to the poor OF the FRS
ward; WIN. M. Slower, apothecary of tn,
First wardj Sandy Lacy and George I. Gai
rett, garbage collectors, First wardj Marsha
Brown and Josiah Hitchcock, scavengera
Second ward; John Holoran, garbage col
, | lector, Fourth ward; Palmer Brlscoe and @
l Ennrth
WAnger, garbage collector, Seventh ware
John X. Price and VIM. Walker, scayengeri
Seventh ward.