The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Da'rles
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
CONSERVATIVE Amy AND NAVY UNIor.
This aasociation held Its regular meeting At their
nS. sh No %. @
chair, and Lieut.. Boyle secretary.
A committee was appointed to make arrange
] e r'fpsS siisSSss 81 Z" the FSer q s
country, on the 22d instant.
A committee was also appointed to decorate
The following resolution was adopted.
Resoiped, That all officers, soldiers, and sailors
records are untsrnished and who have been re-
jccted by the Senate OF the United States after
s ssy SsS Ss y ss
the Conservative Army and Navy Union, and
that the corresponding secretary Of the Union be
instructed to take the necessary steps accord.
he foIlognS mere elected
After transacting other business, and remarks
from anumber Of members upon the approaching
campaign, sc, the meeting adjourned.
MECHANICS BUILDING AssoctATIoH.-Last
night thiS association held its fourth anuual
On Eleventh ssrse sna seIetea he foilowins
aamed persons to serve as officers during the eur
rent year: Caspar ofenstein,. president; Jacques
DlTostors: John Walter, John +. Neidfeldt, John
kasser August seypoidt, John Xogt, George
John Widmsyer Louis schsde, attorney.
Two shares OF stock were sod-one at Ill per
cent. premium, aud the other at lol per cent.
Although this association has been running
only four years, II last night declared dividend
on s. sssh Gof half Of the
hereafter, would be sold, and the other half re-
tained, so that any persons desiring to draw out,
Lsre, as the association would close up In three
IN, ,nths hence.
best ,7ermans-men who have done much towards
buidi og up our city1n the last few years.
INSTALLATION op OvyIcEns.-The following
named on,cers were installed last Tuesday even
ing, to serve PheniN Tent OF Rechnbites tJunior)
No. /, during the current term:
Rs sG Tenn +. scott. q. r r.. Alex Gra1 r.
Tie Assrsi T. March srasr5 Ies1iss,
Melville Jones; !. O., John Windsor; o. g.,
The following were installed to serve like
t.rm as SSsrs o. rsaa MS senior
.soyc.s Il. 81, samuel Bpyss; s, 7; Parker
Dr. ,e Gs@s. Maynard; Chaplain, F. Ballinser; R.
3 TO g: r. Jsmes so " K :; to Ro o. R r.
ASSAULT AND BATrEnr..On Tuesday John
Thies sworc out warrant before Justice Hazard,
ASSAULT and battery upoS him. oGesr CHARLES
Il. Harrigan arrested the Doctor, and stter,
s ssm of ssSo for Ii. .ppsssnes court The
Doctor then swore out peace warrant against
Thies, whcreupon the Squire required him to
for six months. From all appearances they bad
a regular knock down, as both parties faces
On complaint Of lula Blackwell, Officer Fuss,
Of the Seventh precinct, arrested Daniel West
tcoloredl on Tuesday. He had = hearing before
Justice Walter who committed him 10 jail to
keep the peace.
DRUNK AND DlsoRDERLr-James Butler (eol-
Sin til precinct station.house, by A. J. Bennett,
for d 'sorderly conduct. lie was fined 70 by Jus
One, = Brclsford, of tina First precinct, took
charge q Jane !. LETTERS, for being drunk. She
WAS lined - by Justice Tucker.
rested bvo Ulcers Huntington and Clements, Of
The Eighth precinct. They were lined ~ each
'y fHs.ei R ns of the Fourth precinct took
,hargc of Jobn n sney, on Tuesdsy evening, for
he ing drunk. justice CLARK demanded " from
lin for the offence
Youya MrS,s Cu.sIs. IAN ASSOCIATION Lee.
ruRr-Thc Rev. Thomal n; CLARK, D. D., bishop
Of Rhode Island, delivered the oexenth lecture S
street Baptist Church Ills subject was "rhe
Old World and the New" Tn o reverend gentle
man gave many interesting .sketehes OF ms
travels through Europe, GIVING, cmstom. ~
the Inhabitants a the same, at the same time
tho same to American towns anu
customs, and showing that hmerica was suPe'
rior to all OF the countries of the OH World
His remarks were interpreted with W. and
humor. There were many Of our best cit, zehs |
present, who, we think, went away think. ing |
that 1t was good for Tho n to be there. |
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~, raaa ihe cnnstitutinn aIontcd Mt the last meet
Oa enr Inc nfnrmation of those Gentlemen then
s s ~ ,ihn we're not on Tho nreyionu occasion
The hv'Inws of The Union prepsred by the com.
mittee appointed ior that purpose were read oy
sections, and adopted alter slight amendments.
Some business OF minor character was then
transacted, atter winch inc meeting ADJOURNED
ru.pavn WITH prr,r I,AucEsy- Last night,
ho,, .can a nd q n,clnck while they were nafroi
ios their beat, Oficera Acton andPumphrey, OF !
ing along New York avenue, near ruth street,
each having four wooden pals In their posses
sion. The officers, thinking that AZ WAS NOT
right, approached them, when one OF them drop
nal liz