The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-21

| 10 situate in the second story, north side, and
fronting on Sixth street II Is Of small dimen.
sions, being about seven feet wide north and
south and six feet east and west. There was
one chair In the room, one bureau, with look.
ing. glass attached, and q small iron bedstead
similar to those used In the army hospitals.
There are several rumors a1oat as regards the
whereabouts Of Mrs. johnson, and up to an early
this morning nothing definite had been heard Of
her. One officer stated that q woman answering
her description had been seen going out the
Seventh street road about 81 p. IN. yesterday.
Another account Is that she was seen In George
town after tho murder. II will not DO long ere
she Is found, and more light be thrown upon a
tragedy about which there is yet much mystery.
The body Of Smoot was given to bis brother last
night by the coroner, and II was taken to the un.
dertaking establishment Of Mr.. Loe, on the Ave.
nuo, between Third and Four.and.a.half streets,
and will be taken from thence to Alexandria
this morning.
There arc many stories a1oat in regard to
both parties, but which we forbsar mentioning
at the present time Crowds fingered around
| tho premises until late hour last night men
and women, boys and girls, oil commingling and
converting Of the terrible act, which has sent q
thrill Of horror through the community, and
whSh will be remembered whom many Of us have
passed to the silent grave.
BOARD OF METROPOLITAN PoTICE.-A
meeting Of this Board was held at police head
quarters last evening,
The complaint Of conduct unbscomiug an
officer, laid against officer F. A. A. Evans was
dismissed.
The complaint against officer BENJAMIN Fair
child, OF violating tho rules, was dismissed.
Private VIM. Z Dunn, charged with neglect
OF duty, was sentenced to receive reprimand.
The complaint against officer Nicholas d. Ray.
Of neglect Of duty, was dismissed.
Officer W. T. Fowler, charged with a gross
neglect Of duty, was fined $40.
Officer John @. Mansfield, charged with gross
neglect Of duty, was sentenced to pay fine
Of $50.
On application Of A. B. Mullett. esq, super.
vising architect of the Treasury extension, WIN.
Wilson was appointed an additional patrolman
to do duty at the Treasury extension for ninety
days.
James A. Dodd was appointed an additional
patrolman In the Centre market for ninety days.
John J. Hill was reconnaissance m additional
patrolman In the Northern Market for ninety
days.
L. @. Townsend was appointed an additional
patrolman at Kendall Green and Campbell Hos.
pital barracks for ninety days.
Henry Norris was Reconnaissance an add.
tional patrolman for ninety days, to do duty on
Pennsy lyanin avenue, between Twelfth and Four.
teenth streets.
7. l. Payne was recOmmissioned an addi'
tional patrOlman, to do duty on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Eleventh streets, for
ninety days.
The application of james Guild for liquor
license was rejected
The application Of Charles Zallncr for liquor
license was also rejected.
Edward l.. Lambrie was appointed patrol
man, to do duty in Georgetown, ID. Q vice
Charles W. Sebastian, dismissed at former
meeting.
VIM. c. Harper, esq, was assigned to duty AZ
police magistrate at the Fourth precinct station
house, with pay.
. The committee on examination of candidates
I for appointment on the force will meet at Police
Headquarters on Wednesday evening next at
o clock None but those having been hOnora
bly, discharged from the United Statos army o.
navy need present themselves for examination
TIE WESTERN TRrr OF THE NATIONAL
BASE BALL CLUB Tho following is the pro
grammo laid down by the National Base Bal
Club for their Western trip their arrangements
! having been completed:
The party will assemble at the depot Of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad July 18th, in time
to leave on tho 4:30 p. IN. train, proceeding
direct TO Columbus, Ohio, arriving about p. m
18th Instant; leaving Columbus on the 18th, ar
irving at CINCINNATI about 10 p. IN. same day
leaving Cincinnati on the 10th, arriving at
Louisville the following morning; leaving Louis
vile on the 18th arriving at indianapolis SAME
day; leaving indianapolis on the goth, arriving
ut ST. Louis same day leaving St. Louis on tn,
23d, arriving at Chicago the oath.
Having accepted invitations to play from th'
! following named clubs, the games have been or
ranged, as follows:
July 18th, Capital Base Ball Club, at CVlum
bus, o.
On the 18th, Cincinnati Base Ball Club, at
! Cincinnati, o.
On the 10th, Buckeye Base Ball Club, at Gin
cinnati, o.
On the l7th, Louisville Base Ball Club, n
Louisville, Ky.
8 On the 10th, Western Base Ball Club, at In
J diauapolis, Ind.
: On tho 22d Union Base Ball Club, at 81
! Louis, Mo,
p On the Esd, Empire Base Ball Club, at 81
!, Louis, Mo.
a On the 25th, Forest City Base Ball Club
-. (of Rockford at Chicago, H.
On the 9Th, Excelsior Base Ball Club, at Oh
. cago, ILL.,
!, On the goth, Atlantic Base Ball Club, at Oh
!, cago, ILL.,
y Our friends having consented, at our reques
to waive all entertainment, II Is understood this
> mono will be either offered or accepted
, The above arrangements may be changed |
! case of rain or other interruption.
The party will leave Chicago on tho goth, re
turning by the most direct route to Washington
, TIE RUSSIAN TREATY.-This documen