The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-12

L SIXTH STREET RADICAL CLuB.-A stated
meeting Of this club was held In the Sixth Street
Baptist (colored) church, between @ and Il
streets, Island, Monday evening.
Mr.. WIN. Boyd presided In the absence OF the
4 president, and Mr.. Frederick Myers was sscre,
tary. ..
The Chair stated that as the election vas over,
B and as they had experienced signal triumph,
| II there had been anything done during the
campaign that needed rectifying. they could now
do II. During the campaign they had been ad.
I mittod into the ward club, but they had not
been obliteratod as m auxiliary club, although
the ward club had tried their best to do SO. The
Chair believed that this was the only radical
association In tho ward. The club that assumed
to DO the regular ward club were not the radical
club They were q mixture Of radicals and men
who were not radicals He hoped that some
one would move reconsideration OF tho motion
, that had been adopted some time previously to
] admit othor clubs to the deliberations Of this
/ | club
Mr.. Reuben Harlow made the motion, as sug.
gssted by the Chair, and II was carried so none
D will DO permitted, except the members Of the
club to participate In the proceedings. unless by
: invitation Of the Chair or other officers Of the
/ club
! Mr.. Reuben Harlow moved that when thi,
club adjourn, It do so 10 meet again on next
/ Saturday night one week. Carried.
) The Chair hero read q letter explaining the
1 matter Of his visit TO Howard county, Maryland,
some time since, which cost him seven dollars,
; and on which he only received Eve dollars, and
which, he says, Mr.. Reuben Bacon pronounce
lie. The lettor, he commended, settled the mat
ter 10 bis favor.
! On motion of Mr. Frederick Myers, the word
r auxiliary was stricken from the name Of tn,
{ club.
: The Chair hcre read n production Of his own
!, induced by hearing Miss Emma L. Dickinson
Lat - tIaI Hal IL. H.. fall aunA he
q reading letter from that lady acknowledging
his tribute, and by oxtollus hcr In her good en-
B deavors In behalf Of tho colored race.
9 Tho Chair hero alluded. In strong terms, L
b some Of the what he caod) wireworking that
T. had been done In the Seventh Ward Radical Club
n Ito charged that they had endoayored to nomi
u nate for Office there old RHnkey whom two
thirds Of the club would not touch. lie would
IL some OF those men did not cease giving hin
q tho lie and vlifying him on the stree, relate
:. come facts concerning them that they would moi
i desire to DO made public
b. The Chair boro introduced 10 the club Mr.. j
{ D. Feran, Of Kansas, who gave adetniled account
Of his life on the Kansas border, its danger ant
t his friendship for thu colpred man. lilo then al
!. luded to tho great triumph OF the Radical party
in this city in complimentary terms, and closed
4 by advising tho cOlOrsd people to know who wer'
J. their friends before trusting them.
n lie denounced the Central Radical Club as a
o self constituted affair. lie paid his initiation
It money to help them along but soon he found
that he did not like their doingS and no paid il
no more money. In fact, they had given hin
d the cold shoulder.
l. DR.. Boyd said he did not wonder at that con
duct, for he never could, without strategy, &c
II a real radical resolution passed in that club
It Men had beOn elected by the radicals In the lat
/. election who were not radicals, by any means
II He had freed many colored people, and did no
al get paid for all he did. This he deasd Mr.. Reu
20 ben Bacon to prove lie lie did not believe /
ID using n cane; but If Bacon persisted in insultin
Q him no should feel compelled to use a cane o
y him.
cs Mr.. Frederick Myers, the secretary, here T,
lated the circumstances ofhis dismissal by Ma
st Lubey, from tho work at the Long Bridge, a 70
T. days since where he was engaged under Gencrl
OF Michler. Adjourned.
ID REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Cooper & Latino
n sold parts OF lots 81 and SO, In reservation A
o. containing 3, 400 feet, situated on Third stree
Of west, between Pennsylvania and Missouri ave
It nues, opposite the Congressional Botanic GaI
dens to George W. Cochrano for 81 10 per foot
q They also sold tho large franc building and she
III situated on D street n nth, between Second an
Third streets west, belonging to the Adams Ex
or press Company, to q. W. Hauptman for $685.
D, Also, $ll, 900 Of Chesapeake and Ohio Cana
s. Company (preferred bonds with 10 years intores
l. due thereon at 80 cents on the dollar. Tn
ut anre Co upany
10 Green / Williams sold part of lot No. 4,
ig square No. 39l, improved by two-story and a.
n tic brick building, and n two-story frame builC
III ing being part of the estate Of the late Andre
no Small, to W. l.. WALL for $4,000
n The following transfers Of real estate were II
a. ported ut r. NJ Halls real estate exchange, N
Oh II Louisiana avenue, corner of Seventh stree
IT. Viluge lot 1856, Uniontown, $780, sub. lot
square s2S, Sll0i sub. lot Al, square 1857, $i2
he sub lot X, square 620, 1918; south part lot !
las square 4, 90 feot 4 inches, 5000 part lot !
square I. except north 2 feet and west 10 fec
he 81, $780, lots % and 81, square "a, 81, 2570Bi
ay IS, square TS, $500 lot "a, square rs, and
me 8, tquaro 1853, 81, 406; lots l and in squa
aid southeast Of square ia, $780, part square 81
his 80 feet on south L street, $780, north half
lot 10, square 0jl, $1,000 east half Of lot
re: square 400, SO7 49, part of lot s. square 49,
DOL feet on Second street east 81 OO0 part OF lot
nat equare 877, 81 feet inches on south o sire
nco $500; parts of lots IA and Is, square 2Oo S5(
ion lot Is, square 400, ST. 800 90.
inc -
but GAMES TO BE PLAYED.--On Wednesd
"a today at 4 p. m. the National and letters
AK Base Ball Clubs will play n match game on
'h' grounds OF the former.
mt At2 p. m, Same day, the Athletics and III
I'D tual Clubs ay game Of base ball just west
IN Lincoln hospital.
lot Also, on to-day, at 4 p. m, the ContinOnta
TO- play the Interior on the grounds near tho sta
I" Department
H. Also, to-day, the Interior plays match gan
OIL with the Continental at p. NJ, on the groun
ne at Sixteenth and Q streets.
re On Saturday next the Empire and Potom
Base Ball Clubs hold forth, at 1 p. IN on Il
he White Lot, south Of the Presidents Mansion.
his Also, on the same day, the Creighton al
ne, Eagle Clubs will play match game OF base bal
oil Tho Continental and Empire also play gan
mo on Saturday, at 3! p. M, at q and sixteen'
nu streets.
nat We have just bsen shown two select nine
Oh chosen from among tho crack players Oh u
hat city, with Messrs. Wright and Williams Oh u
bi' National Base Bail ub captains and pitcher
ion who propose TO play game OF base ball IN q
zen latter part Of this month for the RELIEF oil y
ct poor Of tho South, We are pleased to sec ID
gu our base ball friends are anxi' US to do someth
J., for the suffering Of the South, and We bespe
VT, for them hearty support by our citizens.
Ter The Pioneers, Of Alexandria, will play the i
aui tomacs, Of this city, return game at an cal
day.
eeh The Masonic orkmen ha
Ihe commenced the foundation walls OF the MasoI
anu Temple, at tho corner OF and Ninth streets,
eau stone Of which 1t Is proposed to lay in
IN 10 The building committee, judging from the m
5oo syo stone foundations (three feet in thickne
ere being laid, are determined on erecting build
: Oh which will stand for ages. Tho building viii
wv 1871 feet five inches on street, and 81 feet
Eo- inches on Ninth street, Of four stories, tho
'ra- Of which will be used for stores the second TO
ers, public hall, with drcssing-room, supper-roo
S TSS and all the modern improvements In the tn
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