The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-27

bert Johnson In house on the corner Of ,
Colwell was charged with keeping a dlsorderly /
house, and being drunk and disoFdetly. She was
held to bail for court to answer to the hfst .
charge, and fined ~ for the last The others
were fined Is each for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Julia Cuyington, charged with assault and
battery, was arrested by onleer Johnson, and
fined 81 by Justice Hazard.
On Friday evening three little gill,, who
were sent here from Tennessee by Mrs Repre-;
oee4 s.rS.s "a the wf Fri pren
b. him, to the " National Soldiers and Sailors
Home,n on Capitol Hill, where they were
Geo. Il. Washington, eoiored, was taken be-
fore Justice Thompion b. omeet Haynaa, Of
Officer McChesney, OF the same precinct,
arrested two soldiers, named Patrick McGln-
nis and Robert oiili;nsn, charged with the
They were turned over to the military authori-
both eoloret, were atralgned before Justice
Lynch, In the Eighth precinct, BY Ofieers
Dlnnington and Marks. There were relieved
Of q each for entieing pros,itution.
tary company, arrested Hugh Nicely and Geo.
Hsuptman for creating nuisance. They
were hned Il each By Justice Tucker.
Harriet T. Btylis was taken before Justice
Morsell By Oficer Green, Of the Fourth pre-.
einct, and fined Is for keeping dog without
oficers ofut. and Mills, Of the Seventh pre-.
einet, arrested Edward Flaharty, John Me.
| Laughlin. and Robert McCarty, alias McKag,
charged with fghtipg They were fined -
Hannah Fox and Henry Holly, both colored,
were arraigned before Justice kean, by Ohicers
Owens and Barnes, Of the First precinct, and
| the first named fined $500, and the latter 81 %
| for assault and battery.
On Sunday morning, at 2:3) O'Clock, oGlcer
the door OF house No. al, Seventh street, be.
| tween E and +. II was made secure.
| Mary Ann Jones, colorei, was taken before
Justice Clark, In the Sixth precinct, By Officer
| pocket book, containing -, from Irs. Rcgeuda
Bruce. She is held for hearing.
| Lieutenant Hurley, of the same precinct, ar
posure OF his person, and he was fined go by
! the same Justice.
Anna Wood, colored, was taken before the
| same Justice, By Oiicer Proctor, for enticing
prostitution, for which she was fined 40, but
| not having the 81" stamps" she Was committed
| 10 the work.house.
| The same officer took Thomas McColgan,
soldier, before the same, charged with com.
hitting adultery. lie was turned over to the
| military authorities.
Gilbert Kirby was arraigned before Justice
Lynch, by Oficer FaircAild, Of the Sanitary
! company, aud hned 90 for creating = nuisance,
Oflcef Gross, Of the same company, arrested
| Allison Sailor for obstTucting the street. He
was relieved OF - BY Justice Harper.
The following cases were disposed Of BY
Justice Thompson, in the Second precinct;
Henry Davis, colOTed, was arrested by on
Ger Williams, and fined IS for driving on the
pavement.
Oiicer HysmAn took charge Of Noah Fields,
and he was hncl ~ for keeping dog without
| license.
John and AnnLsl,ger were arrested for being
dsorderly and committing an assault and bat:
terry on each other. John was fined $40 and
Ann - for being disorderly, and both gave
| security TO keep the peace.
The following cunts OF fines were imposed
the yntioTs pFeSiingrlssii tirs. P5e,ins' t2s9
precinct, il9j Fifth precinct, SIS; sixth pre-
,inct. +Ij; seventh precinct, s3S; Eighth pre-
cinct, 40; sanitary company, 70. Total, ti' 80
| Masonic MATTERs.-A few evenings since
a meeting OF the building committee OF tn,
new Masonic Temple was held, when the last
contracts for brick work were made, and the
final preparations made for prosecuting the
work of erection.
The contracts for the stone, brick wood
and iron being now concluded there Is moth
Ing left to hinder Its immediate erection. A
beautiful plan of the building, both internally
and externally, has been furnished the past
week by Mcssrs. CIuss X kammerheuber, the
architects Of the new edihce, and can be seer
at their office. A comprehensive idea Of the
exterior Of the building Is Impaired by inspect
Ing this drawing, which reflects credit on botl
the architects and dfAughtsman.
: The cornerstone i'll be laid with appropri
E ate ceremonies on Wednesiayr May goth ~
occasion, for Its dedication, when comp leted
: has been chosen AS the proper occasion to &c
: up grand Masonic celcbTation.
Allthc Lodges, Chapters, and CommandeTie
: In the city are expected to turn out with TIL
! Grand Lodge TO lay the corner-stone. But n
Invitations VIII be sent 10 Masonic b'iie
abroad to be present on the occasion.
The order OF exercises and all other arrange
ments will be made BY the Grand Lodge at 1t
sem!-Nhnual communication, Tuesday, May 5th
E The action OF the Grand Lodge will deter
: mine what further arrangements swim be made
: and at that time we shall know what Pre-
: sramme VIII be decided on, and AL the partit
ulars will then be given to the public.
c The amount taken for tickets, exclusive Q
supper, at the grand knights Temp!NL leve'
/, on the 18th Instant was over sl2'J. The y
L | penses Of this magnificent leyec Altogetht
3 amount to only about 500 leaving the hanI
l. some sum Of 100, which has been paid TO III
j. MasonIc Hal Association, as donation TO al
y in the erection Of our new Masonic temple,
: ODD Fellows ASNIvER,AEY CELgDEI
i TlOSs.-On yesterday fell the Isth anniye
o stry OF Odd Fellowship in this country. tn
= occasion was appropriately observed In Ale'
u aGdTIa At the Southern Methodist church, o
e the part Of the members Of the Order Their
7, Rev. Parker ii, Sweet, secretary OF the Gran
!, Lodge Of this District, addressed the Orde
:. treating on the rise and progress Of the OFdt
since is introduction into the tnItet state
VI accomplished By the Order In both moral An
n financial point Of view. Addresses were mad
:, by others OF the Order. ! gootiy number {
K. OLd Fellows was present from this city.
re The occasion will be celebrated In Leeshurl
le Va, to-day, when DR.. X. Finley Hunt, of TIL
G, city, will address the Order. Deleg 1tionsfro
1t this city and Alexandria vii! be presen
N headed by Heads brass band.
lie Tonight, the Order Of this city Will hoI
forth al OIi Fellows Hall, seventh stree
p. when Rev. Mr.. Shermer, Of GeOrgetowni v
eF W. DHnnenhoWer, ESQ, and /. l. Lloyd, csc
Of this city, and others will deliver address,
of interest Rev. ID. l.. Reese AMI other nj
10 listers are expected to be pre'eht, and IA
IN musical treat Will be enjoyed By those atteH
'e Ing.
ID ELECTION or OFPICgRs,-At an election
I'd officers Of Martha Washington social Tempt
ID held on Friday evening, the following We
IN A. l.. EDDY, = =. t; Mr.. ". h. Hopkins,
ID y. T; Mrs. Ada Spurgeon, s. =. t. Mr.. o.,
e Marks, b. p. IT, Mrs. ). T.. Chase, SIT; = NJ
Ut =. VI. Heaton, B.N,T.; Mrs. L. VI. l. Kicks.
al r.; Mr /. II. Pearson, b. II; Mrs. VI Pes
n son, 3 III Mr.. j.: T.; Ds,aalL, -; + X; , M
nd Is. T.; Mrs, Mary Angel, ;. O. Mr.. u a IL
e. Al meeting held by tie Webster Lyceur
he a few nights since, the following mem beIs we
elected for the ensuing term: M AHdefso
presidents Mr.. I.Anekton, vice president
us Richards, recording sccrethfyi Mr, 'iephah
III corresponding secrethfyi NJ. Alrdochr tres
m urcr, and Mr. Ward, editor.
s., -
ee INSPECTION OF THE MlLiTAgY.-MaJOr Gt
hs eral Hancock, commander OF the mlltary {
RS partment OF the Atlantic, with Major Genei
~ Emory, commander OF the department. oil was
en- IEgton, Colonel Wallace, commahdeE oil I
20 garrison Of Washington, and General CARO-
Colonel Cox, and Colonel Mitchell, OF the 81
OF the hrst-nAmea general Inspected the ~
zee Goth, and IIth companIes OF tnitei states
'rs fsntfy, located respectively a. husseil ~ ~