The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-04

Local BnsyirI,s.-Pollce records yester-
DAY emorscoo smong me arrests the follow
Ing, Stephen Hsrd'n, for selling potatoes
Ttnou. we'gsing sne1, vas lined ~. WIN.
each for throwing s,hs. IN the street. Patrick
heeie, seihng easle wnnout license, was
nned wi. john simpson alias Norton, for
L Smith, haekmau, psis the penalty Of
% for the indlseretion Of Overlapping q
Passenger. Charles be.ss v. relieved OF
N0 for Indecent exposure OF bis person.
Wm. N. lbAitimore and VIM. walker, col.
ored, were held for court on . charge OF
assault and battery with intent 70 XIII tfeo.
Washlnrton. mary A. Harris, eolored, en-.
yied Jane Vhin.on 70 an eLtent that induced
hsr 70 -, ~ . snswi RON Jane. Mary was
son OF justice CLARK had his arm broken
on THURSDAY ~ being thrown down by a
P'ay-fellow. A. 49,,
The ofhce OF tho National Capital 1nsur-
auce Company was entered by burglars a
few nights ago, but the thieves got nothing
for their trouble.
The residence OF Mrs. b. Jost, on Four
teeuth street road, was robbed a few even
ings since OF ss2o, watch and chain aud
several rings. ~. ..
George Kendrick alias George Mckinney
was arrested yesterday on the charge OF
yagrsncJ, and . bsnch warrant Issued BY
CHIEF Justice Cartier. f..a. ....-
The corporation laborers are 70 be paid
on on Tuesday next. The police VIII be
paid today.
MT. Y. Richards, superintendent Of the
public schools, u away on tour OF obser-
yatlon o. ne public school system Of New
York, Cincinnsti, 1t. Louis, Chicago, and
AZ tho last meeting Of the South Washing
ton Ruilding Association 5000 sold at an
average premium Of OIL Y per cent.
Al the Capitol Hill Building. Association
t2,SV WAS sold ~ an average OF % per cent.
The following ofncen have been elected
by the Capitol HUI Building Association;
President, James A. Tsiti vice President,
secretary, W: 7. Johnsoni directors, J. II.
Stailey, j.. .; Slater, J.. M. shom0, r. w.
yrov' VI IT,; =. kcna W W. =. UMeara,
=. hing, 'onn MOTH ana =. hergs-
sheimer.
aay OF Two ago, Coionei kooert BOYD,
s.o,o ana un"sp eeaict, vs. srres,ed W
vmcor hnesN On tno cneigo Oh violating
, ,o oospora..on IHw Sy making ana stamp
ing measures without authormy o. law,
which charge was preferred BY Mr.. Joshua
y. osscssn, tns ssalet Oh Weignts ana me as
~, snu susuce Anaerson nned boyd wv
LOT escn o. 'ne .9uI measures ~ question:
IIom .nicn aeeiuon ne appesied' ~ aP-
.su. sn ,v,,S U'o" e., noyu mps ~ .'n
ns.suI WIN PriVsso s'smp, cer'iylng
tnat sns vesssi nolos agiyen qnantty. rms
eouteuus ~ M Murn rignt 70 40 ~
w S0ous mercnnht nss 70 Waraant piece
OF cshco 70 % as, eolofs- line appeal
nslss oseh 'AAsn, 'no eouH VIII soon RUE
upen W. 49, MA,
,,s yIcss a nSIie, 2, inc rrna Rrec,nc., lasi
n,sn. iound iadys nun In me National
I rnea.re, wnicn INC owner VIII ma AZ tue
central guaro-nouse.
IA, one o. tne my clerns oi hoWaru Umver,
sny yesteraay Aiternoon lost . small gold
waten, WINE oomlng from me university TO
ine guy. "A i 10y, VIII % given oy return
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RKLIaIoUs.-The Jubilee services at st..
Mays Germany Catholic church, Fifth
street, will commence tomorrow. Rev.
Fathers Miller, OF Baltimore, and Worth,
rector OF 81. hichaeps church, will conduct
the exercises.
The Jubilee will also commence tomorrow
at Trinity church, Georgetown. Rev. B. 8.
Mcguire, president Of Georgetown college,
will preach.
Rev. DR.. SAKE, OF Rochester, N. Y, the
general secretary Of the General Convention
OF Universalists Of the United States, will
preach tomorrow morning and evening at
Metserott Hall. DR.. SAKE has few equals as
pulpit orator, and all who are interested
In the success Of the cause In the national
capital should not fall 10 be present.
Interesting services have been held during
this week at the Eleyenth-street LutheraS
church. The usual services Tomorrow In
this church and its Capitol Hill and Memo.
rial missions by the pastor and his excellent
associate, Rev. MI. ParpOu, DIR, Butler Ia