The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-02

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LADIES LIST.
Anderson, Sarah l. lie Blanc, .ietto
Beck Mrs Emma Marshal, Mrs 5 \
BurnCll, Mrs Lizzie Mclaughlin, Mrs
tcitcs, Mrs a 7 Raglan, Katie
ClnOrd, Mabel sullivan, Mrs Dennis
DInnivan, Mrs Vim smith, Mira Emma
Gibson, Mrs smith,
Hull Mrs Harvey l. walker, Mrs RIB
Johnson, Elizabeth Woodward, Mrs VI
ugNTLEMEN's LIST.
Atwood, II u Hymcs, q W
Bittinger, Rev u Holt II
Billings. ! W Jones',
Benton, W johnson,
Bray, X Lyon, Capt Ar
CorSon, CaptJE Lcwis,Bw
CLARK, e a Lord, a X
Grouse, q smith, VIM
Crarmcr. Capt "A shepard, TT
Coates, ! storm, a
Eskrldsc. T Smith, element
Ford,I ! Scwelk J W
Ores, II smith, VIM
Green, I col Tfip,CF
Green, Vim col white, q
Henry, " Walter,
Hoover, A white, Capt II
Holmes, Geo fEOEGE HILL, IR., y. NJ.
Police REruEr ron Tue QrARrIR.-From
the report Of Lieut.. John L. Essex, OF the
Third precinct, tor the quarter ending Scptem-
her 30, we lind that there, were ~ arrests
made, of which l0i were males and II were fe-
males Number Of dodgers nccommn lated, -;
aggregate of fines and costs imposed, t7si2Ij
aggregate Of fines paid, sjsj.O9; amount Of
Crty clerk, :jsl GO amount Of money and prop
crty recovered and returned to the owners,
Sl.2OI3i.
FIGHr-Wm. Young and Wesley Digs, both
colored, aud residing on Herring Hin, had
dispute yesterday afternoon, as to their indi-
vidual merits, and decided to settle the same
according to the rules Of the prize ring. So
! they stripped and were pummelling one an
other At n fearful rate, when they were ar.
rested by Officers Bowman anil Harvey, and
! arraigned before Justice Buckley, who fined
| them l.jO each.
FLoUR ISsrEvTIoNS.-During the month of
September, the Flour Inspector numbered
1901 barrels of the following grades: CITY
Nlills-0,75J family, G,57S extra, jIs Super, lGO
fine, lJ7 milLling, ~ broad arrow. Total, liz
222. Canal hour-7co family, $40 extra, 10
super, Ii fine, middling. Total, 1854. Be-
sides the above there were Il barrels rye flour.
MoUr SCHOOLS On Tuesday evening, the
Board Of School Guardians, at their meeting,
adopted resolution authorizing the clerk Oi
| the corporation TO sell 10000 worth OF cor.
p"rhtion bonds, tho issue Of which has been
authorized by the city Councils for the pur.
pose of building two additional school rooms.
CANAL ToLLS.-During the past month, $50
boats have reported At the Collectors ONCE,
and the tolls collected here amounted to t5,-
! 900, This Is not fair indication, however,
OF the business of the canal, as most OF the
charges are paid at Cumberland.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures WAS done
on change save the offering OF go bushels rcd
| wheat without any sale. On Wednesday, after
| our report closed, the following sales OF wheat
were made: $50 bushels at -; ~ bushels A.
f23j; 100 bushels at i24j; and 800 bushels St
J ~ ~.
| SHIPMENTS or CuAL.-During the month
OF september 1907 tons Of coal were shipped
| from this port nOrthwarl, AS follows! Borden
| Mining Company, 3,liO tons; Cumberland Coal
| Company, I,JDl tons; Central Coal Company,
. - tons; Consolidation Coal Company, 1851
, tons; RAYS Docks, l,7uJ.
RIVER FEoNT-E ntered--StcAmcr James ;.
! Green, lnmNn, New York, with freight Tor
| District merchants.