The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-06


names OF the following -nsmed gentlemen who
were unanimously chosen as such Officers:
Corresponding secretary, Mountioy Hanson
vice presidsnt., Richard Petit, y Thomas,
liam aunton, John y. osiisn, Jsmss Adams,
Erasmus J. Middleton, John Purdy, Chaun.
eey Bestor, WIN. Lord, Thomas Havsner, and
MT. S. Mast was reelected marshal, and Mr..
Nicholas Calisa Was reelected treasurer, not
xitnh |. the faetthat he begged heartily
MIR. CaIisn submitted his report Is treasurer.
II shows balance due the treasurer Of ta3.23.
The following were nominated for member
ship, and were duly elected Abel q. Davis,
Hardness and VIM. II. Parker.
Mr.. J. Carroll brent presented q book and
letter from W. w. COX, eeq, Auditor OF the
Treasury, and read the letter, which Is As fol-
beg leave 70 present this society :. jsc Ii1as
~ D sGpE e ns RS. Sss sa:r GEN.
showing, also, the af.t Postmaster General
appointed ey Washingtoa, and the last, with
ariesj also, the number OF post Offices then ex-
a jse ;iaa letter written By franklin IN Lon,
west bradford, chester county, Pa. This
book and letter were rescued from the burning
Of the Post ONCE Department, on Thursday
Dovss P tsss a, 10 Sy ri. boom s
Autographed, and now present II to this society
as one OF the first articles Of the General Post
ofioe Department. My health and time not
send you this book, &C., by Mr.. samuel stst-
tenius, member Of the society, with the re-
quest that A. i may be aSsep S a., n,n,,,
JoHs d. BLAKE, esq, Pref oldeI TnhaDp,
As,'n, District Of Columbia.
Mr., Jenkin Thomas presented, b.. request Of
MT ana pt1Sso Of d h
bia Fire Company. OF Georgetown, Of which
Mr.. Charles Vincent, now clerk In the Treas.
ury Department, is the only living member.
NJ. n. pGailsn presented the Dlrectof p Of
Washington for the year 1884.
For both OF these the donors were voted the
thanks Of the association.
A social letter was received from Judge
James S. Marshall, now about 90 years OF age
and residing in Calvert county, Nd, but for
Chsuncey Bestor, esq, hero stated that Mr.
NJ. was associate Judge Of the court OF this
District, and he knew him when he was law
yer practicing at the bar OF our courts In the
From Mr.. John Underwood was also received
| q communication thanking the association fol
having elected him an honorary member oil
j. Carroll Brent, esq, the able secretary o.
the association, by request, here read an In
teresting document prepared BY himself, Civ
Ing the history Oh doose creek. the potomac
sii,as cnanses, o. Names, ahI 'n e, onsnses ~
On motion OF Mr.. Jenkin Thomas, tn,
thanks OF me association were rendered DIT
In the archives Of the association.
Mr.. Brent announced the death Of an oil,
and esteemed member on the I'm OF july
and resolution appropriate to the sad event
which was unanimously adopted.
MT Ienkin Thomas moved that when n n
s ssGclasiGn aG!oatn, ~ 90 So 70 NEE, On To-
nrst W eunesday OF September next, p m, II
the Council chamber, Georgetown, and nwa
| agreed 70.
On motion, the association adjourned.
| PoLIoR MArrKns.-Perry Wilson, oolored
was arraigned before Justice Morsell, In tn,
Fourth pi'scinct, By Once, Doyle, and fined :;
ssst Han Henry wy! h saHsa before Justice
Drury, by Ofiieer Atweli, OF the same precinct
for making threats Of violence towards WIN
Smith, and he gave security to keep the peace
In the same precinct, Oficer Lsngly arreste'
A ane OF SiO 50 was Imposed on him by Justic,
Morsell.
colorcd, before the same Justice, for the lar
/ ceny OF so from Elizabeth Rowser, and sh,
Is held for q hearing.
eea n Gs@ss Tsyof sa Tor sn
his wife Lucy, for which no was fined q b
| Justice Walter. James q. Barrett was take
before Justice Smith, by O1icer Lawler, an,
| on Thomas Collins. The same Justice thel
fined Collins, "a for contempt to Justice.
| Sanitary Officer Hopkins Arraigned II. J
| Gregory, ]. W. Selby, and Jno. L. Thompson
before Justice Walter for allowing water tC
remain in their cellars. The cases were dis
missed with the understanding that the
m s wSua ss sfsa Before u.o. Lynch
| In the Eighth precinct, by Offioer wester
| trespsssing, and he is held for . hearing.
| On complaint OF Jas H. A. SchuremAn
Offioer Nokes, Of the same precinct, ArrAigne,
selling horse knowing il to be stolen prop
erty, and he 10 held for a hearing.
Officers Skelly and Acton, Of the Sixth pre-
cinct. arrested Philip Nelson, WIN. Jackson
| Robert johnson, TAIL coloredl VIM, Brown
James Cline, John Carey and George Cays
naugh, alias Sharpe, for disorderly conduct
Justice Clark aned the frst named Is, and tn
| Others 90 each, but In default OF payment h,
ne u Iast four n.msd arc al
young thieves.
James Farrell was arraigned before Justic
| Tucker, In the First precinct, by Ofioer Gar
rett, for committing aii assault aud battery OF
sppearsnce al court " " "'
The following amounts of fines were imp ose,
In the various precincts; First precinct, Ella
preeinot, as. SO; Filth precinct, Gao; Sixth pre-
cinct, t33; seventh precinct, Sil, Eighth pre-
cinct, sI3. Total amount, ti29.s0.
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| SCHOOL BUILpisa.-it seems a late day TO dis
| ouss the propriety Of a large school building
like this, when the matter Was fully discussed
| Tho nlan fuIlv annroyed and denjdei in the III
| urnstiyc ~ tbap nrone, anthnrttias Van,