The national Republican., 1867-09-21

ia,!I,S. Empire '''''''......'.'''" ! 2 az EiS
Flys oaught-slater, i Nichols, Il Tro1si, i.
Flys missed-Niohols, 2; Beach, i; Chism, /;
Ogden, l; Naylor,2; Harlan, l.
Fouls caught-Thornette, 4; Fuller, 8.
Fouls smissed-Thornette, 2; Fuller, /.
Balls called-Empire, g. Interior, 0.
Time Of game, 2 hours.
Umpire-Charles Sellens.
Scorers-B. +. Bigelow and S. r. Schwartx.
Only innings wero played, the Empire skunk
ing their antagonists In the last three innings.
Tho game to-day, played between the Ma
tionals, Of this city, and the Marylands, of Bal
timoro, on the grounds Of tho latter, resulted In
a score Of 35 to 8, In favor Of the Nationals
National stock decidedly above par.
CANES TO BE PLAYED.
To-day tho National club Of this city will play
the Pastimes Of Baltimore, Md, In that city.
A very closely contested game 10 expected.
The Jefersons leave on Sunday night for
Philadelphia, to play the Athletics on Tuesday,
the Keystones on Wednesday, the Quaker City
on Thursday, returning to Baltimore and playing
the Marylands on Friday, and thence home on
the same evening. The following Is the cast Of
the Jefferson nine Page 7. f., Yeatman |. f.,
Finney I'd b, Joyce Sd b., Doyle Q. s., Daniels
lst b., Anderson p, Stone o. e., Shields 0.
SEVERELY BEArEN.-On Thursday at
about O'Clock in the afternoon, q colored man
reported at the Fourth Ward station house that
q oolored hod carrier named John Dixon had
just been severely beaten by three white brick
layers, who were at work with him on H street
bridge, at the corner Of North Capitol and II
street. Sergeant Austin and Sanitary 0fioer
Emery 0urand proceeded to the place desig.
mated, near whore they found the old colored
man. The took him to Sulliyan's drug store,
corner of Fourth and II streets, where the clerk
Mr.. Suddarth, dressed the wounds, The head
was badly cut and tho right side very much
beaten and bruised, both hammers and bricks
having been used. The colored man then swore
out warrants for the arrest Of the guilty parties
Messrs. John o'Tools, David Wheelan, and Pat
rick 0'Donnell, after which he was conveyed
home, corner Of Fourteenth and Vermont
avenue. Officers Berry and Jacobs arrested the
men, and summoned Mr. Baxter and a laborer
named Richard Curd, at the Government Print
Ing Office, as witnesses against the accused. The
accused had hearing at O'Clock before Justice
Walter, who held each Of the three to bail for
court In the sum Of $500. The oolored man will
be unable to work for several weeks, II at all.
The case was reported to Lieutenant Noonan, Of
the sanitary force.
STEAMBOAT CHANGEs.-The steamer O.
Vanderbilt Capt. Colmay, arrived at her old
wharf yesterday from Wilmington, Del, after an
absence Of month, having since then been un.
NN'bo'hb sAs hvos VAtoublNo iopnho' INV uuu
been fitted up with new furniture, carpeting, 10,
the cost Of repairs and improvements amounting
to nearly $4,000. She left last night on her
trip to Aqua creek.
Tho steamer Georgeanna, Capt. D. ]. Hill,
which has been running upon the Richmond,
Fredericksburg, and Potomac route, left last
evening for Baltimore, and will there remain,
subject to the orders Of the Bay Line company,
whose property she is. Capt. Hill will resume
his command Of the Osorpe Leary of tho Raw
Line route. We are sorry hs Is leaving this city.
Since his sojourn among uA ho has become ex.
oeedingly popular, and his departure will be re-
gretted by many.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Cooper Il
Latimer, auctioueers, yesterday sold lot No. 10,
In square north Of square sos, improved by
two,story frame house, situated on the east side
Of Fifth street west, between r and S street, to
Geo. A. saxty, for 81 900.
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