The national Republican., 1867-11-08

BOARD OF Police This board held It's resu.
lar session yesterday.
The resignation Of r. J. Mccallap, Of the
Eighth precinct, was accepted, to take effect
from date.
John s. Daily was appointed additional pri-
vate to do duty at the depot Of the Washington
and Georgetown railroad, on New Jersey avenue.
| Hamlet Dixon was appointed additional pri.
vate to do duty at Wisewell barracks.
Henry Q. Jones was recommissioned as addi.
tional private to do duty at Metropolitan Hall.
L. O. Townsend was recommissioned as addi.
tlonal private to do duty at Kendall Groen and
| Campbell barracks.
James z. Beall was transferred from Second
precinct to the county and mounted.
W. II. Orion appointed private on the force,
| vice 8. A. Bailey, dismissed.
Private james L, Arnold, Of tho eighth pre-
| cinet, to be mounted.
Applications for Georgetown licenses were 70.
jscted as follows: Dennis o Donovan, johanna
Brown, John Pills, Hillery Hutchins and Michael
Lynch.
The following applications for Washington
licenses wero also rejected Chas. Essig, Bernard
lenIe, Thomas Green FurgusOn Sullivan.
TONNAGE DUrIEs-Mr. r. 8. Davis has,
for Charles r. Barnes and about sixty others,
| captains and owners Of vessels that have paid
tonnage duty to the corporation Of Washington,
brought suit against the corporation for money
| illegally collected by the defendants as tonnage
duties, claiming So, 9ol. 1.-THE total amount
reported by the harbor master since January,
1864. The statement Of tho register aeeompa-
MES the bill In the case, from which II appears
tho amounts collected were as follows: 1854,
81, 7Ss.Osi 1865, $2,706.O4i 1866, s2,o7G.59
1867, to August, 1881.
Bowling SALOON PRIzEs The three days
contest at the Metropolitan bowling saloon for
prizes, to be awarded to tho best rollers, ended
on Wednesday night at 10 O'Clock. The follow.
ing were the prizes awarded Lady'I gold watch,
set with diamonds, to Mr.. Henry Jones, Of the
British legation Lady's solid gold chain, to
Mr.. Jacob Wagner; ACCORDION, to Mr.. Worgh;
silver lever watch, to Mr.. B. HenIe; chamber
set, to Mr. L. Farreri set Of studs, made Of coin,
four pieces, to Mr.. John Dice set of valuable
bug studs, to Mr.. John Koyserj IS gold piece
to Mr.. Fryrechi Georges terrier dog Fanny, /"
to Mr.. Angermann.
RoBBERY-Two rooms in tho Metropolitan
Hotel were entered on Wednesday night, and
Mr.. Frank Collingsworth occupying one Of the
rooms, was the loser Of $62. In the other room
5000 and diamond ring and gold watch were
stolen, the property Of two gentlemen. The
thief or thieves have not been discovered.
AsoruER.-The room occupied by Captain
Bron and Mr.. shipley, at the Kimmel HouEe,
on @ street, between our.and.a.half and Sixth
streets, was entered by some thief on Wednes.
day night, and $40 distracted from Mr.. Ship.
ley's pantaloOns pocket, and $l25 from Captain
Bfom. The thief made his escape with the
booty.
DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY,-Mary Knox, Daniel
Redman, Amos Jackson, and John Wright were
arrested by officers Of tho First precinct for dis
orderly conduct and hned by Justice Tucker In
sums ranging from 81 to IS for the beneht Of th'
corporation.
John McDeyitt, for being drunk and disor
derly was arrested by 0fiosr Kelly, Of the Sixth
precinct, and fined by Justice Chaplin 80.