The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-02
Porror MArrrns.-rhs following sss,, were

PoLror MArTxns.--rhs following sasss were
disposed Of on Friday last;
9 s,Y,, fSs a. S S,s sa.s:
fined Is by Jusifcc CLARK. CIV VS.
Miokaci 0Brien Was arrested by ofneer Greer,
OF me SINE precinct, for being drunk and dis
Thompson By Ofncer Huysmsn, Of the Second
precinct She was fined "a for disorderiy con-
onleers Boyle and Brelsfofd, Of the First pre-.
c,net, took Lewis Smith and Mary Moriattk In
wotkhouse In default of the payment OF Is each
for being drunk and disorderiy.. 50
raDey The ssns Ie.tse w% a Smith Iot
workhouse in default or security for his good
behavior IN the future. r.. r..
tice Tucker by Ofncer Yeatmsn, OF the First pre-
cinct. He was lined n for being disorderly.
0ieer Harris, oiths sanitary company arrested
He was fined q BY Justice MorselI.:
=, 0nieer noteler. OF the Eighth precinct, took A.
Imposed for Violating the snow law.
The following eases were disposed of by Justice
Morsell in the Fourth precinct:
johnson Louis Dent and sRssriof Fo.ter, Iii
eolored. They were hned q each for being dis.
Lizzie Jackson, alias John Dennison, was ar
rested BY Ofcer Riley for being dressed in female
apparel. In default Of the payment Of t5 hne.
Re was committed to the workhousc for ninety
ofioers Koontr and Guy arrested Washington
Payton, eolored, And Charles Hennett for selling
each.
=. W. Brandenburg wa, taken in custody by
0mees fiheid. He was required to pay y for
Abo Q, q, o,sloeh, |. M on Friday, Once. Atehi.
corner OF N street south and New Jersey avenue.
The omcer AZ once proceeded to the place and
wiling to Keep T. liz feft the cha w WIZ
MT. Luber, believing that 1t will be we'll cared
Edward Little and VIM. Crops, Alias Creish.
ton, whom we mentioned In our Saturday morn
ings issue as having been arrested on Friday
nset ~ ssrgesnt Stuart stu and oeer Reed Of
on Saturday morning, wien Little gave bail for
nitsd to . foPP court Before taxing ths latter
to i'll, his mug wa. taken and will be placed
w is ~; 4 the rosps gallery Po
Crops, who was hung in Baltimore few years
On Saturday the following cases were disposed
rested Samuel Cook for disorderly conduct. He
was fined VI by Justice Gull.
Justice by the same oiicer. He was taxed q for
violating the snow law.
yobn MSShen,y 81 The Seventh took
in custody for violating the hack law. Justice
Walter fined them 81 each, and required each of
James b. Thorn and Richard T. Jones were
taken before the same Justice by Of1cer Peaster,
OF the same precinct. They were relieved OF 81
,ofacers Price and Markwood, of the Sixth pre-.
einct, arrested Joseph Alcorn, John @. Sieger,
dery They had before rs1S ast nes CI.1E
who fined Alcorn IS and the other two "a each.
- H. NJ. Pattern was taken in custody by officer
hrere,of the same precinct for indecent exposure.
He was fined t5 by the same Justice,
George W. Dyer was taken before the same
Justice by 0hieer Reed. A nnc Of 81 was i'm
Oniccrs Frazier and Marder, of the Fifth pre-
einct, took charge of Richard Smith, Aionzo
hned the arst two go each for disordcriy con.
Michael e o SBrlsR and deo,gs Garner were ar.
precinct, for being drunk and disorderly. O'BriAn
took Eliza jenkins and Emms 5e eSSso sesd
before Justice Thompson. They were fined ~
each for dlsorderly conduct.
Hurst, OF the First precinct, for carrying con.
eealed weapons Justice Tucker imposed fine
M ,Gr Y We Ssnee ar ,,, ,oo.
ssu ON Mary Wood AZ iS wa. 70 siSc
wedse tn.
same Justice by Ofncer Hurst He was relieved
OF " for being drunk and disorderly.
y "
James Flanagan for creating a nuisance. He
WAS fined Is by Justice Harper.
cys sns rs r1gh
feaster and s. p. Brown for running wagons
Without numbers. The nrst named was fncd Is,
oaicer sfraub took William Fletcher and
Archie Fletcher In custody for running carts
Without plumbers. William was taxed t1.bo, and
william Orme and John NJ. May were arrested
by 0hieer Boyle for running wagons without
onieer Crump took John Flynn, grocer, in Gus
tody for Ceiling liquor without license. lie was
WIN. Lucas was arrested by oflcer Farley, for
keeping dog without license. Hc was taxed
Peter q. Carrico and Michael Bruniek were
taken In custody by Onicers Guy and Edmon-
ston for being drunk and dlsorderly. The frat
named was hhed %, but not having the "stamps"
was fined $3.50.
oncsrs u Langley and Farley arrested Ms..
snow law, They were taxed "a each. All dis.
posed Of by Justice MorselL
Louis Martin, Edward Richie, both eolored,
Walsh were arrested, yesterday, BY 6Gicers Tay-
e s.s a an "a, alley ana
They had hearing before Justice Morseli, who
aned them e 50 each, except Mary Buckley, who
ofheer Jacobs Of the Sixth precinct, took An.
drew handtew, coIored, In custody, charged with
assAulting Alfred Delaney with razor. Justice
Walter held him for further hearing.
THE WASHINGTON MASONIC MUTUAL Kelley
ASSOCIATION of the District of Columbia met At
Masonic Hall, corner Of Nineteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, Saturday evening, the 10Th
ult., and was called to order by President A. u.
Adamson. The minutes OF the last meeting were
read by the secretary and approved.
Mr.. Campbell reported that bill OF incorpora.
tion had been introduced in the House of Repre-
sentatiyes BY Hon. MT. Wood, Of New York, and
was referred to the District Committee.
Finy-seven Masons were proposed for member
shp and were elected, in addition to the original
charter MEMBERS ga, making 10 In all. 1t 10 ex-
pected that as soon as q charter can be obtained
they will raise the number to 5000, which will
make the cheapest life insurance that man can
Invest in and when member dies he will have
the assurance that his heirs will have enough to
defray all funeral expenses and something to help
themselves.
in March, at the same place.
The initiation fee Is $50, and % Is a perma-
nent fund, and the heirs OF the deceased receive
ms many uOllara az there aram m N he ri