The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-04
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
POLICE O uAnrKnLy RnroRTs. Seventh Pre-
einot-Licutenant Adolphus Ecklof-In this
ocs srrs. ~ wSioS siS we're %so. snS
o. females, Of these 2ol wero married and Goa
q Cf 4ho Sas 81 nssy s 81 Sa
land, ., Scotland, o. Italy, ., % which as were
as follows Dismissed, assj jail for court, %,
jail In default Of bail TO keep tho peace, b; bail
Tor court, o. bail TO keep the peace, q; work.
ceiisneoSs, al turned over to United STATES
marshal, q number OF fines paid, lTa, amount
Ing to tslal number Of United states nnes paid,
amsunt OF incs in default sent to werk.Souse,
oas.rs and G o
unfortunate persons assisted, ii, lost children
commit suicide, i; accidents, Il murders, Q;
coroners, inquests, o. persons found dead, !,
doors found open, p fires attended, .; horses
hicles, loj mules, n horses taken from and re-
stored to prisoners, IL horses turned over to
property clerk, l, steers restored to owner, l;
TIE following is a list Of offences Ia part,
Fraud, 4, grand larceny Z, Highway robbery.
robbery, i; swihdiins, d assault and battery
with intent to Kill, 4 bastsIdy, 81 fugitives
from Justice, 2; resisting oficef, l. OF pro-
er :,' II isS sls.T nss aSsS, psnte
hssDS, - isl'ss,pss GgerHs.0S
stead-There were s2s arrests made in this
precinct, OF which 7o2 were males and % fe-
males; There were married 1sa and is3 single,
not. Nativity, United States, 25si Germany,
40; Ireland, tS; Italy, !; Spain, 4; Euslsnd, \
oreJ. The number OF dodgers were a.; persons
Inguests attended, 1, fires attended, !.
into tSS po.ses SoS on. on t RRs0P police ssss
amount turned over to property clerk, tSii
amount turned over TO proper owners, q Isl %;
house, s25ij appealed from, ttoi fines in tres
pass cases, go; gave security to keep the
S for sSS Ss for SoEIi s Ss
QUESTION, 4; turned over to military, % sent to
workhouse, a., turned over TO. marshal, Il
Name Of oiIenses; OF assault and battery, 81,
burglary, l;Eahbling, ., grand larceny; o petit
larceny, l6j robbery, d receiving stolen goods,
pass, s; violating corporation ordinances OF
professions there were: lawyers, u clerks, 81
merchants, 0; restaurant keepers, II; soldiers,
49, shopkeepers,I y.
RoRBED og sll,OoO.-Mr. John W. Usher rc-
ported at hendqu arters that his bureau drawer,
nj his house on Il street, near the National
Theatre, had been entered and ~ 900 in gold,
81 600 In bonds, and 81 900 In notes abstracted.
for safe Keeping some time back, and upon go
ing to the drawer yesterday, to his conster-
nation, found the funds missing.
Yesterday morning Detectives Coomes and
Miller arrested Annie Rooney, formerly a
cook at MIR. Ushors', and succeeded In recover
Ing HSoS S S Sdd sSa ,Ss
yard. A negro man named Bill Thomas Is
also under arrest, as It seems he had one Of the
and alzn tried tried to AXE uiAUOsittOn oil the
All police hcsdq quarters last evening the ease
for q hearing, and after the evidence OF Dctec.
tive George u. Miller the case was postponed
until o'eloek on Monday evening; In TIC
that he went in company with Mrs Honey and
Saaa Sao wSsle A sSo pa hs G hole
In the aoor, stating that a part Of the money
was under there, at the same time saying thai
boy, in her presence, imphatiesliy denied, say.
tng that Annie had done 1t.
He, 1.-THE witness,) got an axe and priced W
one OF the boards and found tl2S In gold and
silver, one dlm0nd pin, value sl0o one gold
ring, valued at go, and one gold pencil val
ueJ at IS. The accused. he ss!d sckncTTnle e
eolorcd, with q $50 note.
Annie and William both plead not guilty to
OF sii 900 and he in the sum OF $500 for their ap
J pearanee on Monday next, she TO answer ti'
charge OF robbery and he for being accessory
to the same.
PETITION OF BuTcHRRs,-The following pc
SatSRet. and Ssasrs iS ,Se CENTRE
man OF the Committee of tho District OF Co
Hon. E. c. Inyersoq, Chairman Conmnes o
Disiricf Of Coiumbta-- Sin: We, the under
signed, committee 90 the part e The butch nSl,
respectfully call your attention to the gres
injustice that win DO done US by the remoya
ofthe Centre Market is9R is pr Ttssem, e1s
known BY yourself, or committee OF which yot
are the chairman, thatperhaps nineteen-twen
the Centre Market purehascd them at price
ranging from ono thousand to two thousan'
dollars, and II tho market 10 removed, they d!
not only lose the money they have invested
but great many OF them are not able to re
buy In tho New Market, as they will have t.
come In competition with spectators. ant
butchers from other cities, compelling then
to pay two or three thousand dolla for
stall, or be deprived Of the only Legitimate
for snpp9,TtDg ihels 9s sis
occupants In the New Market then wo woulI
not complain. But we are not aware OF an!
provision OF this kind being embodied in tn
bill which has just passed the Senate. w
desire also TO respectfully eail your attention
Z. to the fact that We have had before your non
orable committee hill for a charter to cree
a new market house on the present site to cos
not less than three hundred thousand, no
over I'VE hundred Thousand Ss dollars, s snS'
honorable committee and the Commissions
OF Public Buildings. Besides, cir, we do no
ask dollar OF the corporation or Govern
ment. ..
n Another We would state 10, that the presen
site is the one selected by General Washing
ton for a market site, and decided for that pur
pose by Motley Young to the Goyernmen
with the stipulation that II used for any othe
purpose, that 1t then reyerts to the said Notle
Young or his heirs. Hoping, sir, you vii
give tins your favorable consideration, we
Remain your humble and obeaient servants
GEO W. EMRRsoN,
HENRY y. BARSRs,
ID. S. ELLIOTT,
WIN l.. CLARK.
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. - Yesterday Al
tcrnoon at . o'clock the aloglpg exercises Q
the Academy of the Visitation, corner Q
Tenth and q streets, took place. IN
attendance OF spectators was large, aud quit
an a n LILIiInn thn hnnllMnrlI of tho AchnlArl