The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-24

POLICE ITRMs.-John Lynch was arraigned
the Seventh precinct, for making threats OF
violence towsrds Annie Lynch, and he gave
Rebecea Lewis was taken before Justice
Harper, In the seventh precinct, By o1ieer
wards Cynthia Grant, and she gave bail to
olacsr 6rstt, Of the same precinct, arrested
valued At tao, the property Of Matthew Sex.
ton. The same Justice held him In bail for
Lucy Taylor, eoiored, made threats Of yio-
lence towards Louisa Boil, for which Oficer
Tucker took her before Justice Smith, who
required her to give ball 70 keep the peace.
Jsmes Coyis before Justice 6isff in foi i tH
cent exposure, and he not having % with
which 70 pay his fine, was committed to the
On complaint Of Mary Minor, oneer Skin.
nsr, OF the same precinct, arraigned Elizabeth
Tilghmsn, oolored, before Justice Harper, for
/, pctit larceny, ard she was bsiled for court.
Thomas II. HINTON, and James Jones, both
colored, were arrested BY Ohicers King and
Hughes also Of the same precinct, for having
rine Butman, BY striking her with q terrapif
The same Justice held them In bail for their
Elizabeth doiding, who needs no introduce
tion in police circles, was arrested by ofiiccr
White for making threats OF violence toward
Ada freeman tssr1, and Lizzie, As many others,
was slightly inebrIstsd, was relieved OF sS BY
In the drst precluc. omoer Jarboe arrested
4 llvered to the marshal.
John stephens was taken before Justice
for assault and Battery and he gave bail e
ofncer ssifeil, Of the same precinct, found
and took him before Justice Morseii, who
Dick Gordon and wsiisce Wells, both col.
eighth e precinct sS Sce1 aSh Tor have
ing assaulted John Davis, an aged colored
man, and his house with stones, and they were
-Oficer Huntington took Owen Taylor, VIM.
Holmes, and Vincent Lemons, all colored, be-
fore the same Justice, for,bathing in the canal
% IN a 70 ~ hs
Dne.
In the Second precinct, Justice Thompson
Oaicer Huysman, at the request Of E2len
Woodrow, who testified that Lonisa was
guilty Of keeping a bawdy house. On due ex-
too true, and taxed her % for the privilege.
the same Justice, who fined him u Tor creating
Maria williams, colorcd, took It upon her.
self to throw Matilda Mumford out Of doors,
at the same time striking her, oaicer Hugs.
who held her At the station for a hearing.
Sanitary Ohcer johnson took Patrick Don
oghuc, John Dyer, Timothy Hays, and Thos.
Dunegan. before Justice Clark, on complaint
Of J. X. Wright, who charged them with vio-
lating the COW law, by keeping more than the
requisite number. They were fined IS each.
William Martin before Justice Harper, for
creating nuisance, and he was fined hyc dol
lars.
The following amounts OF fines were i'm.
posed In the various precincts: First precinct
Filth precinct, tai; sixth precinct; Is; Seventh
company, s5l'2o. Total amount, siiO.2o.
GolSo IT sRosa:- Yesterday onicer Nc.
Cotton, eoiored, charged with the larceny Of
bed-olothing from the house Of VIM. Smith,
colored, on wednesdsy last. II appears that
quarrel, when the wife asserts Smith ordered
her away from his house with the injunction
TO not return to II again. She afterwards
hired room, and feeling that II was not good
to be alone the said Cotton was taken Into
twas Gasily agreed between Cotton and
cool northern cline, but they could not agree
as to whether 1t should be New York or Bos.
ton; They however concluded to start and
settle the little point Of difference afterwards
With this part OF the programme In view 1t is
alleged that Cotton stripped the bed OF Smith
Of its clothing, valued at t2s, and they were
and the wife and three children that were to
accompany him, went with him and the off,
Ger before Justice Smith.
The woman seemed a little disappointed in
not getting off with Cotton, but after some
talking over the case she agreed to return
home to her husband, and tho case against
Cotton OF larceny was dismissed, he having,
while the parties were talking over the terms
OF settlement, left the office.
THB RIVER FRoNT-Berry's WharT-At.
rived-Steamer Express, Harper, from Balti.
more, with number Of passengers and large
amount OF freight.
Bropn's WhdrC-Arrived-Scho Wm
Arthur, Andrews, from Portland, Me, with
lumber for 5. p. Brown Il Son; Gen. Grant,
Fitzgerald, from Philadelphia, with 80 tons
OF coal for the same firm.
Fdy's Wharf - Arrived Schooners Grace
Girdler, Smith, from Boston, to load general
merchandise for SamuAl b. Locke, of Boston;
J.. $. PierseyI Poulson, fr nm Philadelphia,
with Lyken Valley coal Tor @. L. Sheriff
Ssiled-Sehooner Ann Z. Valentine, Balls,
for Georgetown, to finish hischarging cargo;
Lqngbosi Mary Elizabeth, down light.
RHey's Wharf - Sailed = SohoonerB Julia,
Delaney, for Alexandra, Va, to load with
coal for Perryville, Nd; Roxanna, Frank, for
the same place, to load with coal for Norfolk,
Va.
CnARoRD WITH assault AND BATTEgY
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