The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-04


polio. MArIs.s;.NsMsry Condor. James
fore Jsssi.s TAenrscn, in ne Second prceIpos,
by Oficer Huysman. Mary was nned Al, and
James and Timothy q each Tor violating the
law s az y .pns s'e'''' NUMBER 'h'n inc
n:niioa Ssoiorsd d1f ier gioissips
, cSrgcs:siOn law, and he was nned a By
Sarah Miiisr and Msr,h. Mason, both col.
cred, sha,Ted With nEh.ins, were taksa before
OiissrBrswsr. spa nssd Is s2ch, TSsy .sis
arrlgnsd 1ossphlns Williams and 6ordsiis
sss GS's Il: sas: ai SPso 20
nTnoi oosiisy was arrested b. ofassr Boyle,
q I'd Il: N, 81 a a.d
10 % By Justiee Smith. iiT7fG iss.cig.
omeet owsas, q the came precinct, took
Jno. o'Brysn before {ustiee Taeksf. and he
Walter fcrsS. eoipfSdi WI. s1festsd, 10 the
same ptecfHsS, ShirR edWt Id indpns al exposure
81 omssf wtiiiAhiS And HID u. ~ The same
O6hcer Ryan, Of the Fourth prsclnet, took
. horse 10 tree, for which hs was relieved
Of james 4: Tally, CHARGED with eoup,,,,nr an
assault and Ssttsry 90 Thomas Hickey, was
takes before tusties Hazard by Ssreeant ] ohm.
o%ssrs q. ~. Hsssh "a III lwIiliSSs. Of tn.
same prseinet, arrested MollIs Johnson, Maria
Jsekson, and Elizabeth Martin, All colored,
an. and took thsm before Ju.tles HsssPsi for en-.
Joha Doyle was srrsstsd In the Second pre-
cinct, by ofacer Huysman, for Violating the
Gowi..; a Az Of tiwss inpo'sd On him By
The same ofdeer srrssted Emanuel Laws,
charged with aSlault and battery and profan.
Wa Wa 4 snH. ss se'ut"y 70 keep 'ne peace anu
Also, Sarah CLARK, who was fined 70 for pro.
family, both disposed Of By Justice Thompson
Robert Hin. < soldier, was arrestsd ii the
Eighth precinct, By oaoer H.milson. for the
NJ psniei suit. Justice Lynch eommitted
him to Jan. .,
Sls.io; Second precinct, Sloi Third precinct,
Sixth prseinaf, Ssi; Seventh precinct, iii.
Total s'''A''
SPELLrso IN THE PUBLIC ScHooLs.-for the
BsiiSntJne has oSsisd 70 the school While b
should producs the best spelling, 1 gold medal.
The eentest took place ys.terdsy morninS, be.
fore Mm. BallsntJne aud Messrs, Rhses, vii;
Trustees The test was to write two hundred
words selected from the text books, six pupils
from each Of the grammar schools having been
' Er pfSlp%Fsmsis arpmmr sShSoG
Kittia Snvder Emma Svsilov. Hattie Cove.
sssss OlIpssnt Ella Bun, Msry McGiii'
M,is S,sa% ss5SSIJ C!S5sI|
" pMlIhu,,n Il nayie. -
S.eonS Su pi.fria.Femsie Grammar School
Boss, .Ma{iida King Amanda East. Male
SsnasId, W. X. Lyle, Frank HobS., fheodors
King, A, J. Clarke.
Tfird Disiriei.-Temsle arAmmer School
Mary A. Scott, Lizzie Fslger, Susie Langley,
yply Goodrich, Js,.is Browne, Marian PSl,.'
stromberger, q. NJ. Barrick. Only three boys
from this school.
Fourfh Diirief.-Pemaie Grammar School
lane. Alice Cooksey, Iizrie Rilsy. Male
Grsmmar School-W.A A. Dutton, Willie John.
ron. Jae, O, Savers, Fred q. Stoweii, Joseph
Stephenson, Eddie Taper.
an tSsivsIs Of ths spel,ins exsfclseS, the deci.
sion nrobsbiv will not Be N Al q until som etIme
this week.
'A'' -
=. shsrrett,. upited States rsyenSe Inspector,
ant assessor, accompanied by revenue on1oer
from this city. went to Baltimore and visited
premises No. 50 Fayette street, kept BY Eras.
northe al corner Of Lombard street and Marsh
Market place, kept BY John English and John
Slater, both alleged 70 be lottery policy head.
quarters, and selssd all the books aad paper.
Internal revenue laws, In not taking out
| license for the sale Of lottery poltcies, &C
| They were taken before the revenue assessor
VIM. Z; Ross, esq, and will have . hearing II
hibit ali lotteries and lottery policies, tn,
United STATED Internal revenus laws recosnlf,