The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-06-08

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Tertiary. He was turned over to the warden
Of the Maryland penitcntiary by Justice Nor
Alfred a BsSSn va. ,,r.,g1 ned 1 ss,Srs Justice
for making threats Of violence towards John
Lawn. He gave security to keep the peace.
9flseT Eslt Of the ss%s precinct, took Rich
Harper for runninG their wagons without
license, and +. o. Weston and Edward Gray
before Justice CLARK for the same offence. 4
.Rsehsei Douglass, coiofsd, and Ann Reed,
charged with enticinE prostitution, were taken
before Justice Harper, ID the Fifth precinct,
Queer joknsos arrested Henson galloway,
y sams precinct, for committing Q rape On
Annie Limbaek, and he wac eommistedto jail
~ jSSS shsssn w p: 81 on.r
Who charged hin with S.stsrdy. He had
sssnr,ng SefS.s Jn:cs 0l.,s ThS required
In the Fifth prseinef, Umcer Hughes arrested
W. II. Bureh for carrying q concealed weapon,
go Re M. asS y s:se
Bsrbier. The same Justice held him in secu.
81 nassP ga the psssss p,,.
9Th entlcing prostitution,. were "run in'fby
Qfoers Hi and Roth, and fined ss each BY
the same.
Henry Evans, coiored, before Justice Tas iS
who fined him $40 for fast driving. He sp.
John Jackson, colored, was arraigned be-
fore Justice Tucker, BY Sanitary Oficer Lus-
BY, and no was fned t3 Tor creating nuIs-
ance.
The following amounts of zines were i'm
posed IN the various precincts In the last two
days:
First precinct, eos 90; Second precinct, "a ;
sa: ss Fh
cinct, tTi; Eighth precinct, %; Sanitary COM
-
DEATH OF AN AoKp LADY.-Mrs. Oatharine.
Wagner died on last Friday evening, at the
residence Of her grandson, W. Wallace Grsnt,
No. $50 street north, between Fourth and
taken iii with dropsy some two months' since,
which, together with her extreme age caused
her death. She was born in Georgetown, in
city, Where sSe has resided for Upwards Of
10 years. Her funeral took place yesterday at
p. m. Tho Rev. E. J. Drinkhouse, Of the
Ninth street Methodist, otficiated at the house,
Messrs. b, ], sitter, Jos. Ward, VIM, Harris,
Jos. s. Boss, +. W. Coiclaser, and l.. Prather,
who acted as pali-bearers. They were then
conveyed to tho German Lutheran church, In
Georgetown, where the lid Of the coffin was
removed, and the many relatives and friends
present were permitted to take last look at
snme reverend gentleman here ed very
eloquent and touching sermon, abiding fire.
quently to her m any old friends and associates,
who was one Of her most In tie friends She
was then removed TO the graveyard attached
to this church and placed in her last resting
niase Rev n W Rates' of the Georeetow5
nj H. church. oficiatinr'
Ing uyoe ssIi w ~ Sesonoo aS Ia on,n,rS
U in M. war Of isIa. She leaves a number 81
relies. which she nurch s.ed at General Wash.
,ontnn,s al ~ Hao,setown nreyioms 10 his
ArAynSaowER hNp Hh hn IN ~ city
lest showers Of rain, accompanied BY hal, that
mas iaiien lot some ION years past nt,a ran ,s,tS
terrific fury for about an hour, Celisrs , and
and signs IN many parts Of the city blown
down, besides window'pahes In numerous
houses oroxeh. h, .,n,,.r, were blown ofrinto
the gutter aS P and from thence they were washed
into sewer. we ,presume these VIII DC per
forming the part 10Th o ssa Tn of Pennsyivanis
avenue, between Four.snd:a.half and sixth
streets, about one hundred ieet OF hWnihs wss
blown to the pavement, And on Sevehth stIeet
west and y south seyerM WooGea t,e 1,G ,nnsg
At the Baltimore depot, the hail laid in a
Gentleman rathered about a peck Of the hard
ware and carried II to his office In his hand
kerchief,
About sunset, there appeared In the south
ern sky a cloud OF unusual appearance. 1t
was quite white, with a silver lining, caused
by the reflection OF the SUMS rays. 1t soon,
however, disappeared, the sun having de-
parted.
Promotions IN TnE TRKns , !. H. TIns Io,,
lowing promotions were made In the treasury
Department from the 10Th OF may 10 the ist OF
June:
1nternsl ReyenueIJ; L. w. Huntington, a. a.
class.
Solicitors Ohtce-J. II. Robinson, from sd
to 4th class.
cIsss ''
Fiat Auditor,a Omee-J. N. Henderson,
from Ist N oa alas
IN chief cierI. VIDE CoI. Randolph, dsccased;
q, II. Ruxton' L. A. Wolf. j. ii, Stevens, from
Si y. ~ "a a1so., " g R.Sasn r p Marion j.
! hnderson "a II Fox. and L. M. Bowling,
from ist ~ "a class. Patriek Byrne, ]. Wright,
shu thoh n pS'"e' 'ro'' "''''"6'
Second GomptroIIer,. Oaiee-James Gozzler
and Addiso Ware. from ad 10 3d class.
Reeisfer,a Gfbeeos' G. Newton, from I'd to
ad class, r. q. HIN. from ist to I'd class.
WORK AT THE NAVY YARD.-rhe north end
OF the copper rolling-mill has been torn out,
and the building will be extended about thirty
feet. A new roof OF slate VIII be put on the
entire building, the present roof being made
Of tin and unsuitable, In consequence Of the
combined influence Of the steam aud hot water
falling upon the top, while underneath a per-
petual heat ascend which quickly rots rosf
Of that material. On wednesday last the
steamer Nina arrived from Philadelphia win
a load Of paymasters' stores, scrap copper, &c