The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-31

,Po.icE MATTEns.-.The following cases were
SIX Brown, merchant, was arrested by ofncer
without license, Justice Mofscli relieved him
6iicer gmonston, of the same precinct, took
charged by CGsar Smith with tho larceny OF $50.
She gave security for her appearance at court.
the sixth precinct, BY ofiecr Frere, for making
threats Of violence. Justice CLARK required him
to ,, sIys sesI,l,y to keep he gss,sss
Jacob Wagner before Justice Hsrper, charged
With the larceny OF pair OF tongs, the property
M esy ~ ri..t fer
was a.e.ttsinsa thu. he had escaped from asR The
ford returned him to The asylum. "'A' 'e'''
Thos. Wilson, colored, was taken In custody
D{ oaacc =, King, Of ths same precinct as .ui
house by Justice Tucker.
Hester Tilghmsn, colored, was taken before
precinct, for making threats Of Violence. She
ofheer Mirders arraisned Mary Jackson be-
was teqared give sesurty to keep s Rs peace ae
omeer Marders arrested Hester Tighman, Ia
sane ls1 threat: q Violence She
Ann white, colored, was taken into custody
StS sad Sg FrsS S 9S Ss" Rss
ard committed her to jail for court.
0nieer Owens, Of the First precinct, took Geo.
Of violence. He gave security to keep the peace
Britty Ann Johnson, colored, was arrested by
Sergeant Pool Of ne ,so Second precinct, charged
tice Thompson committed her for court.
onieer foS,, Of the Seventh precinct, took
tempting to steal Z watch from Richard Ware.
lie was committed to jail for court by Justice
Harper. =,
Justiee Harper, by oneer Lynch, Of The same
precinct; He was taxed - for fighting.
Hannah Lshhtoot SSorca was arrested in the
The same Justice sent her to the work house for
Oafeer sprague, Of the Eighth precinct, ar.
Justice Lynch for driving on the pavement.
The following amounts Of zines wero imposed
ond precinct, u; Third precinct, ~; Fourth pre-
.isi seventh precinct, sasi Eighth precinct, u;
Nathaniel Rundy and James Moor. both col
ofcer Jacobs. Justice Harper lined them u
each for pitching cents In the street
ohicer Brosnan, of the same precinct, took
John II. Middleton before Justice Smith, charged
with committing an assault and battery on Bar-
ney brown. He was required to pay ti.s5 for
Mary Ann Hayes was taken before Justice
Lynch, In the Eighth precinct, by Ohlcer Eaton.
She was fined t5 for enticing prostitution, but
not having the "spons" was committed TO the
'work-house for sixty days.
The following amounts of fines were imposed
In the various precinct; First precinct sji Fourth
precinct, Is; Fifth precinct IS; Seventh precinct,
Sii5s; Eighth precinct, slOj total, tiO5s.
TEMPERANCE NESTING Howard Lodge No.
Il o. tse nsS Ss
Lieutenant UharIes W. Reyes called the meet
Ing TO order, when by request Hon. W. q. Fin
fhe CHAIR opened the meeting by reading from
the scriptures part Of Christiarst sermon
on the Mount, after which he made a fervent
Judge Blood, OF California, and Mr.. Henry
Bailey, Of this city being introduced, made some
the many evils Of intemperance and the blessings
derived from leading a life OF sobriety.
aud numbers about one hundred and twenty-five
members Of good standing. There Is also = lodge
Of the l. o; q g. T. in the regiment which mum.
belong to different temperance organizations
ne s,S S rss %ssF WIN BE-
TRusKs AND HARSRss-Messrs.J J. S. Topham
4 Co, No. 500 seventh street, Joining Odd Fell
on hand an immense stock of trunks, ladies' and
gentlemen's satchels, &c. Their large assott=
u.s. Trsvsins Sass from Is ssnts to sis al
trunks OF their manufacture they put McMur-
rays patent stays tone Of the best improvements
Everything In the line or saddiery and harness
business which a long and thorough practical
ssspS sHa to Of she
has been brought into requisition, and with sue.
cess, as their constantly increasing business will
from the best to be obtained, and BY the arm
the,%SsiyHes they both being practical and ex,
thalR All ak nd n III
SALE OF GovERSMESr ygssgLs.-The Gov-
ernment steam propeller Ariel, Of IS tons regis
IL o'clock yesterday morning, at Sixth street
wharf for s2.s5o; Captain Edward s. Allen tho
purchaser; Az the same time, the Erie barge D.
Megan, OF ll5 tons register, was sold to Captain
W. u. Richardson for 300. The boats are both
IN good condition, and sold because they are no
longer required for q Government use. Mi. Downs
WIS the auctioneer.
TnuSKs.-Stcphens & Co., No, $40 Pennsyl.
vania avenue, have just received a large and
superior assortment OF trunks, among which
trunk, the ladies' Saratoga trunk, and the sole.
% iSsei Ss w sna vs sHs or isSs
all OF which are offered at the very lowest prices
Those contemplating travelling should call and
examine stock at Stephens %.
ELECTION or OFPIcERs.-Ata regular meeting
OF Everett Lyceum,' held on Saturday evening
AZ the SOlumDthn Law bullulnk, tno following
officers were elected to serve the ensuing quar-
ter; President, J. X. Imbriei Vice President, L.
nj. Gibson; Secretary, +. X: Sparks Treasurer,
]. II. Goodrich; Editor, ]. II. doodrichi Critic,
q. Medary; Sorgeant-at-Arms, Charles Huber.
CITY IMPROVEMENTS. Canal Commits
sioncr, Mr.. David Hepburn, has commenced
work on the bridges spanning It, lie proposes to
relay tho flooring on the six Iron ones on the
western section, and to rebuild the three wooden
ones on the eastern section.
T, T. Fowler, esq, Is having his wharves ro-
paired at the foot Of Tenth street.
DEATH oP Mr.. JouS JOLLiPFE.-Mr John
JolliHe, member OF the bar OF this District, died
at his residence on NJ street, Saturday evening,
In the cath year of his age and his funeral took
place yesterday afternoon. Ills death was an |
nounccd In the Equity Court this morning by |
MIR. A. q. Riddle, and In respect to his memory |
the court adjourned.
The INCOME RETURNs.-Thc assistant asses |
sors arc now preparing their income lists, and |
hose who have received notices and who have
Jailed to make returns should bear In mind that
they are liable to pay 90 per cent additional for
heir neglect after the expiration OF ten days
rom the time they were notified.
Y. NJ. q. A. LIcTuRE.-The lecture OF Rev. Z.
Il. Chaplin, ID. d., on building aud Being" de-
ivered at Mctzerott Hall last evening, before
he Young Mems Christian Association, was a
are production, well rendered and exceedingly
veil received by the large and select audience
present.