The national Republican., 1867-09-16
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Balls Banks, 1888; Kelton, 90.
Umpirss-Messrs. Brooke and Harris.
Scorer-Mr, j.. King.

Balls bowled-B Banks, 1888; Kelton, 90.
Umpres-Messrs Brooke and Harris.
Scorer-Mr. J.. King.
GAMES TO DE rLAYED.
Monday today tho National and Union clubs,
Of this city, win play a match game on the
grounds Of the National at 3P. m.
The Jefferson base ball club will play the EN-
pire club this afternoon at $50, at the White
Lot. 1t Is expected to bs game OF more than
usual interest, they having played two games
this season, both Of which resulted In tie. 2ssI
Tuesday, . match game will be played be-
tween the Jefferson and Olympic clubs.
At 2:30 D. m, the Irvington club, Of Irving
ton, New Jersey, will play match game with
the National, on the grounds Of the latter The
Irvington boys come with good record. They
will arrive hero this evening, and be the guests
Of the National. Tho IrVington Is ono Of the
crack clubs Of the North. They having once In
yited tho celebrated Atlantic club over to Irving
ton, to play them q country game, and having
beaten them badly, earned for themselves tho
title of tho Country Club from Jersey. An In
terestipg game may be expected.
Wednesday, the Pastimes, Of Richmond, will
play match game with the Nationals on the
grounds Of the latter.
The Pastimes, Of Richmond, ffst 60 to Balti'
more, where they will play-Monday, 10, with
Mrryland club; Tuesday, II. with Pastims club.
Returning, will play the Nationals, Of Washing.
ton on Wednesday, 49, the Old Dominions, oi
Alexandria, on Thursday. l9i and the Warren
ton club, Of warrontOn, Friday 2oi returning tc
Richmond, Saturday, 81.
Tho Jefferson club will not leave the city until
tho 23d, reaching Philadelphia In time to wtnesl
the " great match" Of the season, and intend
playing the Athletic on Tuesday, the oath, the
Keystone, Wednesday, 25i Quaker City, Thurs
day, 26th Of September.
The Athletic, of Philadslphia, will probably
It 4 .ad ~ tpopth
PROPOSALS OPESRD.-On Saturday, a
70 m, the Mayor opened bids for trimming and
grading V street north between Seventh ant
Fourteenth streets west. Tho bids were as fol
lows, per cubic yard, and the successful bidder
will soon be announced: p. Murphy, IL cents
Redmond Burk, III cents VIM Babinton, II
cents John Fitzgerald, i2i cents Marshall
Brown, 10 cents; Edward Ambush, ls eepts
Samuel Gregg, Is cents.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol
lowing transfers of real estate were reported oi
Saturday: Lot 7, square 1888, $780, lot IA
square !, 1880. .2Si part Of lot 8, square 4I7, y
feet on Fifth street, $780, subdivision lot 40
square l40, $780, subdivision lot 8, square s4l
$436. AL part Of lot 10, square 1871 IL feet on
street; lots "a and 26, In square 995, u, 100
part Of lot co. square 22l, south 20 feet, $lfo ooO
; CHARGED WITH LARoENY.-On complain
Of Mr.. M. II. Prince, ofiOer Kelly, Of the Ihir'
ward, arrested q colored lad named John SimI
son on . charge Of stealing very handsom
meersohaum pipe, which he was endeaVoring t
soil at low figure. The pipe Is worth at leai
$50. Simpson will have hearing this morning
|, ACCIDENT TO A CLERK,-Col. Wheeler,
clerk in the Bureau Of Statistics. met with
serious accident on Friday last: He attempte
/ to stop a runaway horse but failed ana wa
a knocked down and run over. He had 10
/ broken, and was otherwise injured