The national Republican., 1867-09-04
UNION.

Sa1HH SsRissi..::::.::::.6 Hi'.: i-;9 i-;9
Umpire. A. Gibbouy. Scorers, Messrs. Pear.
son and Stanton. Home runs-Union, Il Capt.
tol /. Flys caught--Union, u Capitol 0. Flys
missed-Union, I; Capitol, 8. Fouls caught
Union, 2; Capitol, O. Passed balls-Union, 9,
Capitol,.l2. Called balls-Union, Is; Capitol,
20. Time Of game. p hours.
GAMES TO DE PLAYED.
Yesterday evening the Lansingburg d. d. club,
Of the State Of New York, arrived at the Balti-
more depot in the train due here at 7l0 p. m.
They were escorted by the National club com.
mittee to Willard's Hstel They number between
30 and rs members hero. They will play thu
National club on their now grounds, this after
noon. Tomorrow, the Potomacs and Gymnasts
play match game on the grounds of the latter,
Fourteenth and Q streets, at 81 p m
A Pnor MrssIYG.-Mr. Robert Boswell,
pilot of the winnsimmit, running between
Washington and Alexandria, disappeared quite
mysteriously yesterday morning about o'clock.
Mr.. Boswell was on duty P7 usual, and when tho
steamer from Alexandria arrived at Seventh
street wharf here, he stepped ashore and walked
into Sheckles' restaurant, where he took morn
ing drink, then walked out the same direction
he came in, and was not seen to 60 aboard the
b oat again. After the Winnisimmit started
back on her return trip his absence was noticed
for tho first time, but without exciting any sus-
pieions, as II was thought he had been acciden.
tally left behind. On the return of the boat,
however, inquiries were instituted, but nothing
could be ascertained further than what has been
stated above, and since then nothing has been
heard Of him. 1t is supposed that he may have
fallen In the river and drowned without being
observed. He is man Of family, having wife
and three or four children, who reside in Alex.
andria.
CHARGED WITH FALSE REPREsENTATIoN.-
Yesterday Mr.. Lewis Baum, joweler, corner Of
@ and Seventh streets, was taken before Justice
Barnaclo, on a warrant sworn out by lady
named Sarah Baucher Miss Daucher states
that about two weeks since she exchanged
watches with Mr.. Baum, and that Mr. b. repre-
scented the one he gave her to be q silver watch,
and warranted II to keep time for one year.
This, she contends, her watch failed to do, and
she believed 1t to bo not silver. Experts were
examined, and the watch was lett with one to
test and to report at further hearing ut ten
O'Clock to-day. N. II. Miller appeared for Mr..
Baum, and Mr.. Carusi for the complainant. At
tho close Of the hearing there were remarks
passed between counsel that were not very com.
plimcntary to either, and 1t was supposed at one
time that collision was inevitable. We have
heard, up to the present timo Of writing, Of no
''set-to'' between the parties. We hope there
will be none.
MEETING OF THE WASHINGTON NATIONAL
MONUMENT AssoCIATIoS.-Thi association met
vt the Office Of John Carroll Brent, esq, in the
west basement Of the City Hall, at IL m. ysster-
day; Mayor Wallach, president, and J. Carroll
Brent, secretary. Among the matters brought
to the consideration of the association was the
announcement of the death of William A. Brad
ley, esq already spoken of in the REPuBLIcAN.
A committee was appointed to prepare tribute
of respect to the memory Of Mr.. Bradley, which
will be published officially. The Hon. John M,
Brodhead, Second Comptroller OF the Treasury,
was elected unanimously to hll the vacancy
caused by the death Of Mr.. Bradley. The meet.
ing was harmonious one In every respect, and
wo take pleasure in commencing the association
for the excellent selection II has made to fill the
vacancy SO we'll filled by Mr.. Bradley during his
connection Herewith,
DEATH OF Mr.. WBER.-We regret to
have to announcelthe death of Mr.; David Wiber,
we'll known as, for long time, the faithful and
oompetont assistant foreman of the Government
printing office press room. Mr. Wiber has long
beon victim Of consumption and died of that
dread disease, The Odd Fellows will atteud
his funeral at 3 p. IN. tomorrow
TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Last evening
temperance meeting was held at the Northern
Liberties market house, which was addressed by
MssEs. George Savage and John o'DOnOVap'