The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-04

cinci-Lieutenant n. A. Milstead. = In this
precinct during hs s as lust ended tnstS
females OF these as could read and write and lo2
could not: There were married III, and single
There were dismissed, sai Jail for court, o. jail
for court in default OF bali to keep the peace, 2.
ball for eonrt, 81 bail to keep the peace, loi work
await requisition, q amount of fines paid St13so
fines In default, sent to work-house, t225 COS
turned over to property clerk, sl3.lt; amount
returned to proper ewners, s.ss;,s; number Of
psd NUMBER w .hd veSs
taken and returned to proper owners, y number
~ i sosnns RS ~ 81 ssns ss,s
a1aSfax t 81 Violating eoany
FUd2 Preeinct-Lieutenant. Alexander TAFT
In this precinct there were 6lt arrests, q which
6l1 were males, and lo3 females. or these as
were married 200, and single ios. or these al
were white, and i73 colored. There were dis
missed, 22aj fined, 300; ,ent TO work house, ~;
for court, III jail in default Of ball 9; security
nes sppssied OF on 49, To 'i
Amount Of property delivered to the property
clerk, s535.5o; amount returned to prisoners,
"a, 4445l; number Of horses taken up estray or
stolen, O; number of vehicles returned to owners,
4; children returned to parents y dodgers accom-
Eli a,e. attended 81 tnqSsls,s held
i; gambling, 0; malicious mischief, 2, obtaining
sS SNii stolen goods, Suspicion, III selling
liquor to soldiers q violating corporation ordi.
Second Precinei-Lleutenan James Johnson
There were 1852 arrests, Of which 2o3 were males,
and 40 females. OF these Ia could read and write
and 1873 eoula not There were %srrisa led 49, and
ored. Fines were imposed on 50; dismissed, %;
dismissed by payment Of costs, %; jail for court,
%; bail for court l; security to keep the peace,
10; security to appear as witness, !; sent to
Freedmen's Hospital, l; turned over to marshal,
2; sent to work house, I; committed to jail IN
in default Of security to keep the peace, /. The
amount Of fines imposed In corporation cases
was sac; amount Of anes imposed In the county,
restored TO parents, p lodgers accommodated, 4.
The following is a list Of offences In part: At
fsm mpsl Ct ps ssy 5osSsy
cious characters, q trespassing, q violating cor
poration ordinance, 49, violating county ordi-
First Prscinei-Li Lieutenant Jas. W. aessford.-
In this precinct there were 49, arrests, OF which
aos were males and IA females. or these, $40
were white, and 2l2 eolored. Gases In which
nfi IN h ssfs Sfso Of Security secry to Keep
worf. house in default Il security, 26i dismissed,
s SUI, a; sent to orphan asylum, i.
The aggregate amount Of fines imposed was
q l9i %; amount paid, So2t ooi appealed tosourt
property returned to prisoners, s77s.se; turned
over to property clerk, ab315; fires In precinct,
found epeh ana s aae es
assisted, l; rescued from drowning, 3; dodgers,
1876; horsee restored to owners, g..
| The following Is n list OF offences In part.
Grand larceny, p malicious mischief .; petit
larceny, ~; robbery, J.; receiving stolen goods,
| Fourth Precinct. = Lieutenant Charles NJ.
Skippon.-There were $50 arrests made in this
precinct, OF which 525 were males and Ill females
S Ssrs 1saa sps single
these 46s were white, and l6s eolored There were
dismissed, 2s, fined and paid II; baled or sent to
pealed, 8, work house, 81. The total corporation
paid were rPRfssiss rs f ssne
Rs s ); Obtaining money Under false prstsnce,
d petit LARCENY, q; suspicious. 8 t5espass,
assa a 81 whes Is
males, and s females; OF these sy could read and
read There wssS e. az
fTRH ssre gsrs dlsmisssJ III jail For Court ], seca
rity for peace, Il turned over to marshal, Il not
disposed OF, fines i@p4sed and paid, ~ amount:
S fn s %sa vi to
i22I; found on street and given to ownesa, flo6
The number Of npisaEees reported At he.hdGuYr'
abated, 10; written notices served, G07j verbally
notified, las; sick snd destitute persons seat 10
oSs Gsdsrs gwen on
stored to parents, l; dead animsis removed; toI.
Ia addition to the above the sanits,y 9nSefs
| dent Aid SOsAty over three hundred destitute
families. They ALAG assisted 10 preserving or,
January to the i7th Of March.
CRY INrRayEMENTs.-DrF F. v. HaideA AID
n "a. 4 huAt tXA HnR hFaA nj
with basement, presssd.trlck front residences
| built on the north side Of Grant street, between
Eighth and Ninth and q and streets. Each q
rooms, Sc, Sc. They sSs heated BY furnaces ace.
Tas SSns ss es ARE w MEt h Co. s Tss
Ssterer. Df Messrs RaSSlt and Pierce; plumber
p T S By tic rsi q Ray 70 nave '
Ssna M Font st ssy VIE
back building, erected on the north aide Of 9,
between Fourth and Firth streets The front
fse Il consists tf thirteen @st @ unaer
fine French roof with abcrutiful corniee. Tho
front trimmings are heavy cornice caps over wins
There will be gas, hot and cold water throughout
| the entire house. Heis having large cellar dug
the back ysIa fer sospsS sSs ana Gs9sJ
Nayloii Rricklayer, Augustus Davis; plumber
| and gas-httey, Duffeyj painters, Mcssrs. Carr 4
| Colfyer; plasterer, Jphn Waters.
On the south side OF l., between Fifth and
Sixth streets, Mr.. r. W. Garter ~ laying erected
| q splendid tkree-stOry pressed brick-front dYfl'
ling. 1t fronts 81 feet by 70 deep, and consists
of sixteen rooms. The front trim nings are iron.
The roof Is slate, cornce, beautiful; material OF
| the very best. The following mechanics did the
| work: carpenter, J. q. Naylor; bricklayer, 7.
| +. Hickey; plasterer, Thomas WQlshj plumber,
| Geo. Cortney, painter, Carr n Collyer.
They expect to have 1t completed by tho mid
die lime. when MIR. Garter intends to have
| his residence, next door, raised one story.
A New BvILsISG AssoCIATIoS.-A prelimin-
| AIRY meeting was held last evening, at Temper
| ance Hall, for the purpose Of organizing new
| Building Association.
Mr. 10. Mobley being called on, acted as pres.
| ident, and Mr. A. J. Falls as secretary.
+ The books being opened, large number OF
| shares were subscribed fgF,
| On motion OF Mr.. i. Robinson, the ChGir ap-
| pointed the following gentlemen a committee to
draft a constitution, and report the same at an
adjourned Meeting; Messrs. O. b. Baker, a. !.
Falls, d: Robinson, q. W. Prather and Captain
| WIN II. Nalley.
| The same gentleman also moved that books
be placed at the different public buildings In the
city for the purpose OF receiving ptions for
stock and that the places des be published
In the different newspapers OF the city. Gar
| ried.
Mr.. VIM. II. Donoho suggested that the COM
| mittee be empowered to select a suitable name
thaa fat 10 n thu,i nd tha m