The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-07-09

POLICE MATTERs.-0niec Hurst, Of the
First precinct, arraigned Antoine Grinder be-
fore Justice Tucker who dned him rs for keep
ling a Vicious dog at large;
Justice Harper, IN the Seventh precinct, BY
onieer Howe, for he larceny q a gold clasp,
committed 10 Jail for court.
The following cases were disposed OF in tho
Brewer arrested John Dryer for committing
making threats Of violence towards the same.
He was held to bail for court In the nrst case,
and required to give security 70 keep thepeace
BY ofiicer Arnold, for making threats OF vio-
ity to keep the peace. oHicer Oliver arrested
John Appleton, and he was fined 70 for OBJ
Il. L. Seymour and Hiram Henlein were ar
raigned before Justice Clark, in the Sixth
precinct, by Omccr skelly, and fined "a each
oficer McDermott, Of the Second precinct,
arrested Peter Smoot, colored, for creating n
nuisance, and Justice Thompson imposed a
Thos. Ii. Johnson and Henry Jackson, both
| colored, were arrested 10 the same precinct
by Officers Steele and Mullins as fugitives
from justice, and they were turned over to
| Charles william, eolored, was arrested In
| the Fourth precinct by omcer Atwell, on com
| him for court.
omeers o'Brlen and Field, Of the Eighth
precinct, took Edward and Alice Snowden
| both colored) before Justice Lynch, on COM
| plant OF Emma Foreman, also colored, who
charged Edward with the larceny Of q lot Of
same. FROM the evidence taken in this case il
| appeared that on or about the sd Of June last
Edward met the little son Of the complainant
on his way home with basket q clothing
| carry the basket, which the boy very readily
| accepted but on arriving at home some Of the
| clothes were missing, when the little fellow
| stated the above facts to his mother, but was
unable to give the name Of the man. A few
| days since, on seeing accused, he Immediately
pointed him out to his mother as the supposed
guilty party, when she had him arrested, and
| he was committed for court. The clothes
being found In Alice's possession, she was
committed to answer the charge OF receiving
In the various precincts the following
| amounts Of fines we're imposed; First pre-
cinct, ga; Second precinct, vi Third precinct,
Sixth o presnpe ttecae seventh ,h pPPee efft
Eighth precinct, IS; sanitary company, ".
Total amount, slll.
TIE SOUTHERN ORPHANS HoME.-Mrs. l..
Reed, the lady mentioned by US as having been
| at several Of the chuyches Of this city asking
,os ,hs SrPesn,s o. Mnss o H.
| acknowledge the following contributions; At
| Wesley chapel, on the 18th Of June, Thomas
| Ferry, 40; MAth. u. Emory, f1Oj John 4. Hill
ton, sl0j Mr.. Hardness, t6i J. II. Collins, sS;
others; total, sioi,f2. At lie First Baptist
church, 5000; 9Th OF July, at New York.ave.
nue. Presbyterian church, VIM. Q. Fo' le, $40;
Rev. George W. Samson, tlo; Mr.. z. Jones,
tloi NJ. Mex. Perry, Is; total, t5l. Matte
| Fristoe, 81; Luther Fristoe, 81; cash, q; Katie
Reed, rs cents, made by selling lamp.lightersj
| DR.. James II. Hall, Gao.
| The Orphans Home is located at Lauder
dale Springs, Mississippi; The farm and
| bations are applied to the immediate relief OF
the sufferers. Food, bedding, agricultural i'm:
plements, and mechanics tools are the great
wants Of the Home. There are now over 5OC
| destitute widows and orphans seeking admis-
sion to this Home. Any de .iring to contribute
i can do so by donations left with Messrs
French l. Richardson, 33& Pennsylvania ave-
| nue., with Messrs. Marin Il Brother, corner OF
Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue, or
| Mrs. Laura Reed, at DIR. Chapin's on l street
between Sixth and Seventh. Any contribu
| tons may be sent direct to the Orphans Home
| by Adams Express, addressed to the treas
BASE BALL MATCH PLAYgD.-Yestcrday
| afternoon the Olympic and Jefferson base bali
clubs played a very Interesting game OF base
ball on the grounds south OF the Presidents
Mansion. The Olympics, as usual, showed
| the superior skill and endurance, they win
/ ming the game by a score of 30 to II runs. A
large number of ladies and gentlemen were
| present, and enjoyed the game very much.
The annexed is the score Of the game:
| OLYMPIC. JEFFERSON.
Force, $50 Meolensnd,rf I !