The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-03

.nc chan' anu MI ~ wilson appointed Becfc.
Judge Cartier announced the object OF the
Judge johnson moved the appointment Of a
committee Of ave TO draft resolutions appro-
pirate to the occasion, and the motion having
Wilson, and burant were appointed ssid CON,
The committee then retired but soon returned,
.Rc.oiped, That we have learned with sorrow Of
the Death Of our brother, John yoIiins, and that
y shs sss ss ss .s.s M . mn
cherish his memory ~ man, aeitifen, lawyer,
philanthr9pist, and Christian. - ~
fe,sion Of one who subordinsted his talents and
requirements to the furtherence Of justice, and
wa, for Integrity sgdfSr an hSne.
and progress, and that the lesson which his life
tesehes US 10 a superiority Of right doing to
Rssoivsd, That we request the court to spread
these resolutions upon their minutes, and to
direct their clerk to make 2 copy Of them under
sentiments.
Judge johnson said the occasion was not an
companions always met and asked the court to
place upon Its records their testimony to his
4 law student Of ST. George Tucker, and a stu.
dent Of William and Mary College, q profound
aw sssss and s%ss :shG FL. e :ss
and In politics an abolitionist. In all the rela
lions OF life he was an example for the younger
Mr.. CoombS spoke Of the early life Of Mr.. Jol
Iiae, when having emigrated from Virginia to
Ohio, he settled n Oicrmont county, Ohio, and
gave some details In his early professional
career.
Gen. Muzzy, said IT was proper, when the older
that the young men should listen; but there was
one circumstance by which he was led to the
acquaintance of the deceased which he felt It
appropriate to be spoken Of on this occasion.
He had fret met Mr.. Jolliffe on the trial of
Peggy Garner. slave woman OF Kentucky, who
msnded to slavery. Joiiiffe opposed, before the
United States Commissioner, the rendition OF
this woman into slavery. When this county
smoas them but John 9soe wss oSe OF the
first who recognized her heyoisnl
The meeting then adjourned.
Police IrENs.-Omcers Tucker and Pcaster,
OF the seventh precinct, arrested John Lache
and J; :. Williams for fighting. They were fined
Rosanna Davis was arrested In the same pre-.
einet by omcer Gales. The same Justice com.
fine for enticing prostitution.
9ssr kqss Of The sanitary company took j
" for wasting Potomac water
George w. Payne and John Fugitt, who were
committed for horse. stealing a few days since,
charged with the larceny OF horse from Mary,
land and onp from Virginia. The hrst-named
yas recommitted to awaits rcguisiton from tho
'oNtIho'b VI 'hobc o'a'Ns' iht iht'uF Whs uirf
missed.
Oficer McDermott, of the Second presinct, ar.
ar Of
lotte Heatly. He was recommitted for court.
0S So readers W. TsIe%ee thi s, man az the one
articles on Tuesday last. -:
The following cases were disposed of by the
sSne Jus, TIC IN the same precinct; Henry
ash2ips in the street. a fine OF " was imposed
UiiiSer McDcrmott, took charge of Henry vii.
is, colorsd. lie was committed to jail for resist
lug an officer and committing an assault and bat
Frank Harris, eoiored, was taken charge of by
oaleer Mullins. for committing an assault and
% IN asfsalt Of bail to keep the Pe"eS
w ss, Eass Before ~ Psff,qo, lSHs
nE Fhsr nc resteG fS'f tie o. Eighth
precinct, BY oaleer Prather. Justice Lynch
y for fast ari ,hs S,sr bridge
raisnod Thomas Mcfiruder before Justice Nor
sell. He was taxed IS for tying his horse to q
tree.
On complaint of George Dove, oticer Doyle, of
the same precinct, took charge OF John II. WIN.
liams for making threats OF violence. Justice
PISSED, .,-..,...
0fs, :sG q 5u saf :a% %olg. ss
aGSt s' ss. E aatSs Sleeping IL the
market.house.
CALVIN Brown was arrested in the same pre-; |
enct by Sergeant Taylor for the larceny OF a lot |
of carpenters tools valued at as, the property
Of Mr.. S. Baehc. He was committed for court
runaway horse to the station-house, the prop |
efty OF the United states. 1t was turned over |
to Sergeant James Reiiy,oi ,hei'h United States
The following amounts of fines were imposed |
In the various precincts First precinct, 81 Sec
Sna Prssinst sla Third p.ssinst ~ Fourth Pre-
ita ,sT ua%psny,si. Total, $50.
The RIVER PHosT.= CGrisr's WhdrJ.-Arriyed
with 200 tons Of coal, for ". II. Mafloy, ,Claro,
Geoghean, from HayTe-ds-qraee, with no tons Of
from same port, with lOi 900 feet Of lumber, for
q. W. LIneyille X Co. Sailed-Sohooners J. y.
/. Dewitt, Miller, light; Hannah Warwick, Sped.
ie hlbl.,.s, wharf - Arrived = Schooners d. W.
Crebbs, Ca. -iyle. from PhiladelPhis, with coal,
for John Low Jy farti. II Tsnrley@ SON and
ei, with ssssiIsd%schooner A. fsude far
,exandris, where she will take in load for
'hs n, ', Tars Wat Arrived schrs Caroline
Ioirae g. Dixon, from HsYredaIrace with coal
64S o, HSn M Hs,,'1 FROM %' Whs
'S'"ib Browa s. Sons WharJ-Arrivcd-sehr
Ielrhia, with 2Oa tons OF coal for S. p Brown
Sirih Street Whdr(.--The tovernnent steam
ne Fisher arrived from Fort Warrington, hay
No on hoard a number OF carpenters and their
liz sts who have been at work at that place,
.nused by the amount OF money when was hp-
,ropriated for that work being exhausted.
THE BALTIMORE AsETAL CoNFEnENcEo or THE
APRlcAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH WIZ
assemble In Baltimore on Thursday morning
,ext bishop Wayman will presiar. according
% the appointments made last session, the an
,ual sermon will be preAebed by Rev. A. L. sian
ord, and the missionary sermon by Rev. John
N. Brown. Bishop Waymsn has Just returned
Tallahassee. Fla; Macon, Ga, Colpmtis, B, Vi
md Richmond, Va. ,-,,..,
The Ueueral Conference of tn denoninatLon
Will meet In our city on the ith day OF May next,
when, for the Erst time In the history OF thht
church. hll the Southern States VIII send dele
.ates and be fully represented In the conference
A LADY JUNrs PROM SHoEDssToRf WIN
DOw.-About4 o'clock yesterday moining, Act |
ng Sergeant Msrkwo0d, Of the sixth precinct,
yhiIe making his rounds heard screams, appa-
emily from female. He proceeded to the place
and found u lady named Mrs. parragh lying on
he ground, having jumped from the second
story window Of house 1873, Seventh straat, be-
tween ID and T.. She gave her reason for SO doing,
that her husband attacked her Her injuries are
not ascertained.
THE FIRST HONE Run OF the season has been
ma de at the store of j q. Parker, on Seventh
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