The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-02-20

Second and Third street. west and 7 and
sns MAJ. nSrs Isu charged wien
Sarah Shields, Ellen smith, Eltha Davis, Alice
Philip Psyh Robert H Evans, VIM @heeicr ". T.
Wheeler, WIN. Lewis, and several boys, charged
Ts Ssns s st tie dahh
Mary ]. Muttreli, Louisa Langley and Sarah
Justice Tucker, By ' ofcers JaTboe, BresiOrd
Derby. Mary was ined e and tie other. 3 each,
t ne, %sre sns RtGey sGea
olacer Frere, Of the Sixth precinct, took :; D.
G @sS %s,e es'0f lie WASTE wss taxed ss " WASHING ~
Henry Steetz was before Justice Harper,
charged with disorderly conduct By Ofeer Kelly,
Oflcer Sicily, OF the same precinct, took Geo,
license He wa. fined - by Justice S. CLARK
He was insd "a for selling potatoes By measure
ASsa.ta. Briggs ash,Ins in The streets. hew wa.
fined "a by the same Justice.
Francis McGhan, plumber, and John Cook,
with selling without license. They were re-
CURED to pay so cents costs.
Dean boy Ta ey o
derby. Justice CLARK aned him ".
Officer westerncld, of the Eighth precinct,
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no number on his wagon. He was fined a. by
william Hudson and John Mycr Coats were
taken in custody by omcer Hardin and dubois,
Of the same precinct. They were relieved OF IS
each by the same Justice.
ofiicers Arnold and Spraguc, Of the same pre-.
cinet, took Hannah Hollahan and Mary Thomas
before the same Justice for being drunk and dis.
orderly. They were relieved Of vs. each.
Felt, Of the Fifth precinct, arrested him. Ms
had h,, !. hearing before Justice Clark who fined
On complaint of on,cer Horner, Of the same
precinct, Justice Harper taxed William Will
Frank Stewart was arrested by Oticer Roth.
He was relieved Of IS by the same Justice for
being drunk INK. and \, d Is ,,,.c,..,.
Patrick Joice,. Lloyd Wood, Arthur Washing
ton, and Joseph Roberts were taken before JUS
for keeping dogs unlicensed. The last named
was dismissed, and the Others varously fined.
Omcers Edmonston and Farley, of the same
Hickey, before the same Justice, for violation OF
the snow law. The former gentlemen were fined
Edward A. Watson, coiored, was before the
same Justice, charged BY omcer Lloydwith tying
horse to = tree-box. He paid y fine
oficer Crump, Of the Fourth precinct, found
James T, Barnes drunk. He had a hearing be-
Mary Golden was guilty Of the same offence.
Oficer Williams, of the county, took her before
ohicer King took charge OF Madison Jones.
colored, for disorderly conduct. He was relieved
Of Is BY Justice Thompson. ,
same officer for having no license He was fined
tice Walter on complaint OF Officer Lewis, of the
Seventh precinct. They were fined u for huck-
Richard Stubcns, for being drunk and disorderly.
He was taxed % by the same Justice.
omcer Atwell arrested Laurence He Her IN
answer the charge OF assault and battery made
by John Jackson.
since suspicion of the larceny of castings, was
committed to jail by Justice Walter for the lar
ceny OF a hand-cart.
FLETCHER CHAPEL SUNDAY School EXHIBIT.
TIoS.-Thc exhibition given at this church, cor
ner OF New York avenue and Fourth street west,
by the sunday School, on Tuesday evening, was
. decided success. The house was crowded long
before the curtain was raised. So nunerously
BILE to gain an entrance, all the standing room
having been occupied. The disappointment to
part Of those having charge OF the Interesting
services was deep, indeed. The parts taken by
the scholars were all well rendered, and 1t would
be difficult for us to discriminate. Little Willie
| Wilson brought down the house with his inim.
liable "The Goddess OF Liberty, believe u Is"
and he refused an encore unless the audience
Sammie Boss could not have been better, and
several other diminutive orators were good
The singing, under the leadership Of Mr. Robert
A. Connell, was lrst.rate.
Mr.. W. q. Whitemore and Miss Alice Pipher
distinguished themselves as Lady Teasle and Sir
Masters Millard Hobbs and Robbie and Eddie
Council did well in their respective characters,
and "The WILL" by Mcssrs. Whitmore, Rodbird,
Cook and Rawlings, was well performed, and
"The Only Young Man in the Village" was ex-
cellentlv well taken. Our Friend Trims, as Mr..
iaeb n lvh Ia ~ n Mt n tinn
for female society that induced him to leave
a village where he had the sway as the "only
Miss Lcvina ABBOTT are deserving Of q special
compliment for the manner in which they per-
| formed vocal music assigned them; and alto
gethcr, n more successful affair, of the kind, we
| have seldom II ever witnessed. The room was
tastefully decorated, and the stage arrangements
arrangement are Messrs. Timms, Collision and
Williams, and they tell us, we are pleased to an.
to-morrow evening. II will &c worth visit; but
you should go early to secure comfortable seats.
MEETING OF THE GRAND DIVISION or TIM
Sons or TEMrgRANcE-The grand division met
last evening at Marlni's Hall, and there was a
full attendance After apr0thrsSted discussion
the following resolutions were passed by a vote
| of % to II:
prohibitory legislation through our entire juris-
diction as essential to the ultimate success of
the temperance cause, would urge upon subordi-
| bring about this most desirable result.
Resolved, Thata committee of five be appointed
the Committees Of. Congress on the District Of
Columbia, and urge upon them to place in any
and all bills affecting the interests Of the
Rtsoiped, That all temperance organizations be
| invited To cooperate.
| Resolved, That these resolutions be published
| In the Washington papers.
The following. named gentlemen constitute the