The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-09

PoL,cE Irxxs.-ofncers Barley and Ed.
and Ellen Shafer before Justice CLARK, who
lined them % each for entieins prostitution.
Eliza'Bevsily, coiored, was arrested, 10 the
sSas Gss s n o's III st Ss.s. &ss
imposed hne OF "a on hin.
| Onicer Madigsn, OF the ssme precinct, took
Justice, and he was fined " for violating a
Andrew ,Lsckey was arrested by onacer
,How s Tor the same offence aud the same Jus.
Sanitary Ofhcer stincheomb toek Jane,
Douglass before Justice Mcrsell, who fined
him fof being disorierly In mar ket.
waiter BY the same oileer, and fined $40 for
selling liquor without a.iieepse.
stephen Hsger, sol.rec, was taken before
nnsd Is for Violating corporation law. ''
rsigped Daniel suihvan beiofe Justice Lynch,
who hned him t2o for selling liquor without q
winlsm Marshar, eolored, scavenger, wa,
arrested by the ssme officer, and the same
Justice lined him " for neglect Of duty. APP
Justice ITbompson disposed Of the following
cases In the Second precinct; Clinton Green
rested for mskins threats, and were Committed
TO jail in defsnit OF bali 10 keep the peaee'
Oihcer Beall arrested John Thomas, alias II.
the larceny OF ~ from the store OF Mrs, Mar.
gsret Murphy, corner Of Eleventh street and
Vermont avenue, and they were committed
In the Fourth precinct Justice Morseii dis.
pPsed Of The following ease. Jane Douglass,
h9 Sns Is for being di.ordsiiy 70 market;
eolored, and he was fined Is for assAultlng M.
Z, CANT.
=, 0nicer Langley aIrsisned Miles white and
Edward Ellis, both eolored, and they were
lined " each for fighting in the street.
VIM. Shepherd, colofed, was arrested byi
Oficer Britt, for assembling and making
was lined -, and held Ia Security to se spo the ne
peace.
Onlcer Doyle arrested Michael Flynn, grocer,
. %hS S Ss..a H,a 40 for selling liquor BY the
John Wallis, colored, was arrested by the
same ofiicer, and committed for court to an
sw G,n me charge OF petit LARCENY. -,
coloIcd, for committing an assault and battery
on his wife and for making threats OF violence
towards her. He was hned " In the first case
latter.
The following amounts OF fines were i'm
posed In the various precincts: First precinct,
t second precinct, "a; Fourth precinct,
$3.50; Seventh precinct, 81; Eighth precinct,
t2li Sanitary Company, t3l. Total amount,
szH'O'
A SERIOUS AFFAIR IN TnK WHITE Lor.-
Yesterday morning, about 1880 O'Clock, Ser.
geant Clements and Oflcer boyle, OF the
Fourth precinct, were Informed BY a small
boy that a little boy In the White Lot had
shot himself and that he was 40 badly wonnd-
ed as 10 prevent him from getting away They
hastened to the centre OF The lot where they
found a youth aged about IL summers living IN
a pool Of blood so weakened that he was
est dinieuity, manage to tell them that his
hr,os n,o.,,.,r Lyudi ., ,., .,
my, Iu shop oh the iot anu dispstched ior Drs;
III nineoi ~ anu DIapef DOM OF whom answered
s snv 1s,i verI pt9mPty, va ekamination they
a ns'9, ball which entered the left breast jnst
avet ,he nipple. ". Lincoln pfobed the
wound but was unsnssessfSi 10 his attempt
- hna ,he 9an' Durlng Ihts time uivers
father, Mr.. Michael Lyddan, who 10 foreman
o. the stone mssons on the treasury extern
sion, was informed OF the SAD, II not fatal, &C;
cident that had happened his son, and arrived
soon to assist hi. child.
After placing the boy In a carriage, he was
conveyed TO ms iathers residence, on Eighth,
9etweenIi and streets north, where Drs.
nhhamel and ran were called 10 and enorts
were renewed 10 hnu the bali, but without
success, II haying passed beyond the ribs and
ISaSsd Res, the backbone causing Internal
Mrs Lyddan states that her little son left
home f in company With two comrades about
MS own age but . short tune beforo he was
and u appears that previous to the shooting,
several -iher boys had Joined them. The
parents were unable TO ascertain ior certainty
now young Lyuian got wounded, but II 10
generally believed that 1t was done while the
pis,oi wa. 10 ms own hands.
We visited the little boy at a late hour last
he was somewhat easier, but that at times he
was very Highly In his mind.
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so,n,yps, ,s,s.uous, u,oS Irnior
held a very entsu si,stie meeting Last Mondsv
Morse presidingj II. NJ. Robinson, secretary.
After the reading OF the minutes OF the last
meeting, the following named honorably dis.
sRS,gHMS soldiers %es to s%Ssr
CESS.
The CHAIR announced that campaign uni
forms had been ordered and would be fur.
nished TO the members ol The Union on next
Monday evening, Tree Of charge. The hrst
demonstration OF the military organization
WAS then appointed iot wednesday evening,
Of the Maine Victory that Ia 10 b.
On motion, the Union proceeded to an slee-
ton Of othcers for the urst company formed,
aud the following gentlemen were unans.
mously elected to serve during the campaign;
Captain, II. @, Otis; FIRST lieutenant, II. T.
BIlnni second lieutsnanl, !. w Mattinglyi
S%stiS5 10 bc w br ss
and confirmed ty the Union at their next
meeting;
u a m9uon was aaopted 10 invite NE several
ColiRk CLUB, the Printers Grant and ColfAx
club, the Republican association, and the sew
eral ward elubs-to meet with the Union on
next Monday evening, at Union League Hall.
MT j. W. Mattingly was called upon and
addressed the Union.
:, He was followed ~ Mefsto. RotherJ, Wells,
Brock, and Others, In relation to the unseat-