The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-05-18

taken before Justice Harper, in the Seventh
precinct, by Ohieer Gates, and fined t5.
nsA op rio.i s%s fT's
and he was fned " by the same Justice.
Harrison y; tarrsbee was arrested, in IN,
same Justice anea him 10 Tor selling goods b 5,
sample without license.
Officer Edmonston, Of the Sixth precinct, ar
rested Eliza Southwood and Jane Hampton
tice CLARK imposed nns ofss on each OF them
Jno, Gray tcolored1 was taken before tn,
Justice nee In The sane BY ogce
oiiicers Hill and Roth, Of the Fifth precinct
to9n J. n Moiisa and Thomas Nelson, soldiers
were turned over TO the military authorities.
Fannie Minor and Elizabeth Moor were ar
rested In the same precinct, by Oficer Leach
LOT a., shtreetwa,king and they were fined " eaet
Benjsmln Fox was arrsigned before Justic.
Morsell, In the Fourth precinct, by Omcer
onutt, ana was relieved OF go for carrying
onicer Lsffeli, Of the same precinct, took
John Callahan before the same Justice, for
snnS1isng q cart without number, and he was
Jesse oeney leolored) was taken before Jus.
ties Pfury ~ oflcer stinshcomb for malicious
sSGpan P:esai b..t &c, S sSS
mott, OF the Second precinct, arrested Frank
| Harrison, tcolored.) He was committed to
| jail lot court 70 answer the charge Of the lar
| Abraham Fuller (colored) was taken before
the same Justice, by Onicer Mullins, for ear
rying concealed weapon, and he was hned $40.
the First precinct, for committing an assault
and battery on Bridget Boardman. She was
fined 81 90 BY Justice Tucker.
Ann McCrain, John Shea, Thomas Burns,
Patrick English, and Anderson johnson were
arraigned before the same justice, by officers
OF the same precinct, for selling liquor with.
and the last two were fined go each, and the
Others held for o hearing.
oaleer Ross, Of the sanitary company, ar
and he was fined u by Justice Harper.
| Philip Winzell was taken before Justice
Lynch, by Sanitary oficer Stoops. and fined
Nathan NJ. Hobbs was arrested In the Sixth
precinct, by Sergeant Greer, on suspicion of
having stolen horse In his possession. He
u, held fG5 hearing BY Justice CLARK.
took Anna Patterson before Justice Thomp.
son, and she was relieved Of IS for enticing
About 1850 o'clock on Friday night Lieut..
johnson. with the assistance OF several citi-
zens, took Mrs. Sophia Schmidt to the Second
precinct station.house. They found her In
where she was making q general smash up.b
| She was destitute OF any clothing, had cut
several ugly gaihes over her right eye, and her
ant obtained a permit and conveyed her 10 the
Insane Asylum.
James Burdett, colored, was srr.igned be.
Seventh precinct, for Committing an assault
and battery on 7. Weaver. Hewss committed
to jail for court.
oHicer whitmore, Of tho First precinct, took
Henry N. Pumphroy before Justice Tucker,
for committing an assault and battery on Ida
Ernest Ia brutal manner. He was committed
John Shea was arraigned before the same
Justice BY Onlcer Mardefs, fthe same, precinct,
for committing an assault and battery on
Mary Singler. From the evidence produced
rested and dnei s3c for selling liquor Without with
licsnce, and Mary being the complainant
and witness against him, he gave her q beat
ing, for which hc was compelled to give secu.
Milton Done was arrested In the same pre-.
cinct, BY Ohicer Hurst, charged with the same
offence, BY Sarah Hill. He was fined $500 by
Ofiicer Smith, OF tho Seventh precinct, found
q hay mare, attached to = wagon, estray. He
rss smoSnts q ne. .sre
posed 10 the various precincts: First pre-
cinet, t!4:ss; Second precinct, sal; Third pre-
9i9si s' E0q Sixth P nSsaS s I rS
U%n.ny ~ E TSs..l ,b ps.s sss NJ Sanitary
| ingston, Captain John II. Wilson, from Balti-
more, arrived at the Potomac transportation
wharf, foot OF Sixth strcet. This hne boat,
will make regular weekly trips between Bslti-
more and this city, touching at the interme-
diate landings. She will leave her wharf every
Monday morning and return every Sunday
about noon. Taking into consideration her
gentlcmanly captain and crew, we have not
the least doubt but that she will do a good
business.
The steamer Columbia, Harper. from BaIti-
more, arrived at Riloy's wharf with q large
cargo for district merchants, and quite a num-
The steamer Wawasct arrived at Seventh
street wharffrom Gone river with large mum.
Der Of passengers and freight.
the steamer Winnlsimmet, left this city for
New York on Saturday, and Capt, Gedney, one
Of the Washington and Alexandria Ferry Com.
Bring their new steamer "City Of Alexandra
one OF the ferry boats, intended for their line
between this city and Alexandria; therefore
"a At Sixth stree. wharf The Government Ss
steamer Dol. Rucker, Bell, arrived with a
heavy freight OF hay for the quarteTmaster's
Tyler, from Romwcll, N. Y, with stone for @.
AT Browns wharf the schooner Enterprise
s sns arrived pins ts ws som and
schooner Joseph, Mccarthy, was towed this
morning from Georgetown to lead with coal
schooner Orator, from below, with wood for
Campbell 4 Sons, has arrived at Fowler's |
wharf Sailed from the same place, schooner |
Chowan, doldthwaitc, for Norfolk, light.
From the Eastern Branch wharvcs the fol-
lowing report has been received:
Guinanfs WharE-Arrived-Scho Cora
Smith, swan, with pine wood for William II.
Harbour and oak wood for William Guinandj
Benjamin Cox, Franklin, with wood for Ford
brother; Caroline, Hatton, with wood for
WIZ W, wood %Gs Ws% aai"snS sssS
sshoonsrs Igssgasson lane, and osrSSline, light:
Norton, Saunders, from bangor, Me-, with
lumber for R-F. and A. L.
HIGHWAY RoBBERv.-on Saturday, as a |
young lady who 10 stopping at Mr.. Jno. Mitch.
ellis, on ID street south, between Ninth and
Tenth streets west, was passing along south
Seventh street, near the Smiths oniAn grounds,
she came In contact with lot of young thieves,
one OF which was the notorious Cronin, who
slipped up behind her and took from a satchel
on her arm els. As Cronin was barefooted he
made no noise, consequently was not noticed
by the lady. On arriving at her home she
missed the money, but could not account In
any way how she had lost It. She Informed
Detectives McDevitt and Thompson OF the
loss OF It and concerning her route home, and |
gave them description OF the various ones
these energetic men displayed their skill, and |
soon suspicion rested on Cronin as being the |
guilty one. They arrested him and found the |
money on his person, but the young miss re. |
fused to appear against him and he was turned |
loose,
Tho same evening Cronin, while in company
with a number Of colored boys, picked the |
pocket Of lady Of her pocket-book and con- |
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Tue DISTRICT IN CoSeREss.-Mr. Ingersoli, |
on Saturday, introduced q bill to Incorporate |
the Harris Steam Engine Company of the Dis |
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