The national Republican., 1867-08-07

hiter the game the Two clubs retuned to thl
| city, and at about 10 O'Clock, the mmbers, to
gether. with a number Of invited guests, sa
down to magnificent supper prepred by min,
host Of the Spotswood Hotel. Alta late hou
the party separated In high good iumor will
themselves and each other.
The Baltimore club will leave somtime to.da,
for Petersburg to play o match gaze with III,
"Independont" Of that city.-Rionond En-
q"irer and Eraminer, 9th imst.
BRoUGuT BACK.-On the pot of july
a pair ofpants and a vest were stole from JAIME.
Z. william, in this city, and suspicia rested on
William Wilson, who left the city The case
was assigned to Detectives Coomes and Miller,
who telegraphed to Baltimore, we're Wilson
was arrested by Detectives Morris nd Richards,
of the Baltimore police. DetoctiyeCoones went
to Baltimore and recovered the lothing and
yesterday returned with the prisopr, Who was
sent to jail to answer at court, Nj william was
the more interested In the recovsryof tho stolen
goods because they were portions o his Wedding
suit.
Coon TEMPLARs.-The following officers
Of Rising Sun Lodge, No. 8, I. o. @. h., were
installed last evening to serve the present
quarter; G. II. Golden, ". @. 7. i.Nis Marian
Taylor, W. r. g.; Miss Maggie Dyer, y. L. s. .;
Miss Georgiana Rowley, W. " r. iR. Van
Mater, W. s.; VIM. p. McLennan, W[r,; Miss
Maggie Billings, W. +. s.; D. B. NichIs, w. G.;
A. Mofet W. NJ; Miss Rose NJ. DH, W. D.
M. Miss Sarah Dyer, W. I. G.; Sanjiouston,
W. Q. q. This young lodge Is In q burishine
condition, and the election Of this snetetic TEN.
peranee advocate as presiding officer {gurs we'll
for Its future prosperity.
BASE BALL.-Yesterday afterDon, at 4
O'Clock, game OF base ball was played be-.
tween the Active and Creighton cue, for the
junior championship. on the new rounds of
the Nationals, which resulted In flor Of the
Active, the score standing 80 for 10 Creigh-
ton and "a for the Active.
A game was also played on WhitiLot, back
Of the Presidents, yesterday afternod, between
the Continental aud Capitol clubsthe score
standing at the close Of the game, % for the
Capitol and l3 for the Continental.
A QUEER DECIsIoN.-One Villain Nc.
Cutchen was arrested and brought bete Justice
Gull, charged by Henry Birch with Il crime Of
grand larceny. We do not know d the facts
connected with the case, other tha, the pre-.
cinct returns furnished us, but we vqe aston.
ished to find that tho defendant was iubj eoted
to fine Of $l.25 and then allowed depart.
Something must be wrong In the "reirns u or
else new version Of the law has bee given u.s.
and applied In the case of McCutche by Jus.
tice Gull.
Nor IN CONDITION. diving out
Seventh street from Rhode Island avenue to
Boundary street, after dark, should byery care
ful, as the bed Of the street for that istance is
banked up with earth and other dbris, occa-
stoned BY the laying Of water mas and gas
pipes. We learn that a carriage waconsidera.
bly, broken night before last by gettig into one
Of the holes in the vicinity alluded %. Those
driving to the Park after night s,uld take
either Ninth or Sixth streets.
To BE MUSTERED 0UT.-Spec,l orders
from the War Department have Justbeen pub
lished announcing the honorable muer out Of
service, on account Of their service being no
longer required, of the following. .napd officers:
Breyet Major B. b. Brown, 10th regient Veter.
an Reserve Corps; Captain Charles BnIhaf, 5th
regiment Veteran Reserve Corps, tdate July
81; Second Lieutenant S. Hersey, IS, regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps, to date July
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PINEY BRANCH CoURsR.-A rae, between
four contestants Of the turf will take place on
Thursday afternoon, at three o'clocl over the
Piney Branch Course. The animals atered are |
some Of those who recently trotted ovr the Ma. |
tional track Lady LightfoOt, GenoraSherman,
Mary and John Law are the steedsthat will |
compete for the superiority and we ,idge there |
Will be lively time and an excellet attend.
lnco.
COMPLIMENTARY CoSCERT.-OI Monday |
'vening next the friends of Mr.. Edwh Jones de-. |
ign giving a concert at Metzerou Hall, as |
estimonial Of their appreciation CT hat gentle.
men. A number Of talented artists awe yolun-
eered for the occasion, and, no doubi the con-
ert will be o grand affair. Mr.. Jones Is now in
london, but 1t Is his intention to reurn here
nd make Washington his permanent lone.
CARRYING WEAPONS morning
.dward Lilley was arrested BY Officer Sprague,
I the Fifth ward, for assault and presenting a
istol at John Browns breEt The case was
IT, Lilley was fined $50 for crrying concealed
eapons in violation of the ciy ordinances.
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VIOLATING THE LIQUoR LAw.-On Mon
ny John Smith, storeketper in the Sixth
ard, was arrested by Officer Elements for VIC.
'tion OF the liquor law Th' case was inyesti.
ated at the Eighth preci'ct station, and the
'cused was fined $50.
POLICE REPoRTs.-The Teutenants of the
'rious police precincts reprted sixty-six ar
sts on Monday. The cases were generally the
suits Of violations Of the ordinances of the cor
'ration for tho preservation Of order, and the
les imposed amounted to $li7.25.
A Yesterday morning fracas
eurred in the Surveyors s Office at the City
all, between Mr., Forsyth, tie present Inspector
Sewers and former City Surveyor, and Mr.. @.
Bliss, the present Surveyor. Sharp words
'ro exchanged, but no blSws'
GENERAL Howard NoNNATED.-It is re-
rted that the clerk In the Prsedmen's Bureau
adquarters In this city have organized them.
yes into club for the next Presidential cam.
Ign, and nominated General Howard, Commits.
'ner Of the Bureau for the Presidency in 1868.
The WIDDENAN CAsE.-ln the case of
!. Widdeman, whose brewery was visited by
Internal Revenue officers last week, he has
en- put under bonds of $4,000, to abide tho
al order, decree, or judgment of the court.
SEIZURE OF WHIsKY.-Forty-two barrels
whisky were seized yesterday, by officers un-
Z the Collector of Internal Revenue, by reason
a non'conformity with tho Internal Revenue
VS.
CoUNcTL.-For proceedings Of the Board I
Aldermen see fourth page.