The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-24
Runs made in each Innings.
lst I'd 81 9Th 9TH 9Th 1th Sth 9th Tot
Struck out-Bean once, and Mitchell once.

Struck Out-Bean once, and Mitchell once.
Put out at Home Base-Shriver once, Leggett once
and Creighton once.
Umpire, Mr. Frank Rhoner, of the Boston Bowdoin
Club.
Scorer for the Brooklyn Excelsior Club, Mr.. James
Rogers.
Scorer for the Baltimore Excelsior Club, Mr. j. May
nard Sateried.
At the close of the game the guests and hosts re-
turned to the Monument House, where at o'clock
the company, to the number of fifty, sat down to a
dinner. After full justice had been done to the good
things the cloth was removed, and DR.. Hank, Pres
ident of the Baltimore Excelsior, in a few appropri
ate remarks welcomed the Brooklyn Excelsiors, and
closed by toasting them as the champion club OF
the United States DR.. Jones, the President of that
club, responded to this sentiment in an eloquent
speech, but begged to be excused from receiving
the compliment of champion club" He closed by
offering as sentiment: "The Excelsior Club of Bal.
timore. Dr. Hank responded, and in reply to a
toast complimentary to the Potomac Club of W ash.
ington city, Messrs. W Wood and Hartley mrde happy
speeches. Charles w. Kimberley, Esq, of the
American responded to a toast to the Press and as
is his wont, "set the table in roar" Several other
speeches we've made, and the evening was spent in
the most agreeable manner. The Brooklyn Nine
left for home in the five o'clock train Yesterday
evening They have done the Excelsiors of this city
great favor by their visit, and it will ever be re-
membered with pleasure.
MILITARY PREsENTATIoN.-On Saturday evening
a committee from the Worth Infantry, of York,
Pa, consisting of Lieut.. John Hays, Sergt. j. NJ.
Deitch, and Corporals William H. Albright and
w H. r FRANK, NlSlleu DalLlnOre LOT the purpose
of presenting to the corps of Independent Crews a
testimonial expressive of tae regard in which the
Greys are held by the former Company. The pre-
sent consisted of the Muster Roll of the Worth In
fantry, containing the names of the officers and
members of the Company, and also of the Band,
beautifully executed with pen and ink. At the top
of the Roll there is a shield, containing fine min
iature likeness of General Worth, supported on
either side by flags, cannon, muskets and other
insignia of war. Around the shield are the words
'Worth Infantry, Organized August 10th, lS49."
The presentation was made at the Armory of the
Greys, by Corpl. VIM. H. Albright, and responded
to on the part of the Greys by Lieut. Simpson,
Speeches were afterwards made by Col Mills and
Mr.. G. w. Tayleure when the Company repaired
to keach's, on Gay street, and partook of supper.
The reunion was very pleasant all round.
WHOLESALE ARREsT.-Y esterday morning about
10 o'clock Lieut.. Zimmerman, of the Western dis
trict, with a squad of officers, made descent upon
a barber-shop, kept by a negro named John Cotton
In the basement OF a house occupied by German
named Conrad Struckman, on the corner of Pearce
and Pearl streets. The police had for some time
suspected that the negroes did not resort to the
place solely for the purpose of undergoing ton
soria process but that Struckman was in the habit
of dispensing the favors of his bar-room to them on
Sunday. 1t found that there was a passage
way leading from Cottons shop to the bar-room
which was used By the darkies. Struckman's
house was always apparently closed on SUNDAYS
The police brought in William Matthews, Jacob
Williamson, Perry Byers, Jacob Newman, William
Dawson, John Stewart, John F. Smith, John Cot
ton, Charles Calhoun, Thomas Osborn, and Chas
King, who were committed to jai, by Justice
Ensor in default of security, the charge of con
gregating together and acting disorderly.
MURDEROUs AssAULT.-At late hour on Friday
night John Murray, noted character belonging
to FelPs Point, was arrested by Sergeants Perry
and Spafford, charged with committing murder
Gus assault upon Joseph Hall and John Conn, also
with shamefully beating female named Martha
Viney. Conn and Hall were asleep in house or
Eastern avenue, and were only aware of the deadly
assault when aroused BY the murderous blows O
their assailant. Conn's face and head were disfg
ured in such manner that it was with difficulty
his most intimate acquaintances could recognz.
him. Murray was committed to Jail for court by
Justice Griffin.
THE KIDNAPPED NEGRoEs.-Marshai Kane or
Saturday received a despatch from Alexandria
Va, stating that four of the negroes Sarah Gard
ner, Julia Lewis, Elizabeth Haden and Jacob Tum
part of the lot sold by John Hinesley to Mr.
Strater of Alabama, had arrived in that place il
charge of the Adams Express Company, and were
placed at the establishment of Messrs. Price
Cook, of Alexandria. The price paid for these ne
groes by MIR. Strater is upwards of $4,000, all o
which he loses. There are several other servants
who had been sold in the same manner, on thei
way to Baltimore from the same State.
DlsoRDERLY.-A little excitementwas created las
night about ten o'clock on Baltimore street nea,
Calvert, on account of an arrest by the police o
two men who had acted in a disorderlv manner OF
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guage not of very dignifed character. Boil
| were considerably under the influence of stron.
drink. AT the station-house one gave the name 0
James M. Townsend, the other did not disclose
They were locked up.
| SLIGHT FIRE.-The alarm of fire on SATURDAY
afternoon, few minutes before two O'Clock, wa
occasioned by the burning of bed in dwelling No
| 1873 L. Fayette street, occupied by Mr.. F. NJ. Har
back. The damage sustained was of trihn,
| nature.
DEATH OF AN OLD DEFENDER-Capt. Robert Con
way, one of the gallant defenders Of our city in tn
war of 1914, died on yesterday afternoon at hi
residence, No. 236 S. Bond street. The associatio,
of Old Defenders will attend his funeral this after
noon at three o'clock.
INoUEsr.-Coroner Greentree called on yes
terday morning to hold an inquest over the bod
of negro child about five weeks old, which wa
found dead in bed by its mother, named Lanr
Brown, living at 2lS Raborg street. The jury rem
dered a verdict of accidentally smothered."
LARcENY.-Joseph Reynolds was ARRESTED o.
Saturday by officer Rathburn, charged with stea
| ing shirt and two collars, belonging to PER-
G. Etchinson, 50 S. Charles street He was com
mitted for the action of the Grand Jury, by Justc
| Ensor.