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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sion... .................. III
Ineffective strikes-0iympics, 10; Unions, Is
Wild Throws-0lympics, o. Union, 4.
Wild Pitchss-Leeob, o. Alden, ..
Struck 0ut-Burohard, /.
Home Runs-Force, 2.
Called Balls-Leech, 49, Alden, Is.
Bases on Called Balls-0lympics, a. Union, s.
| Out on Bases-0lympics, Q; Unions, 7.
Left on Bases-0lympics, 4; Unions, Q.
Flys caught-Olympics, Foree,1 Dennison, Il
Robinson, Il Leeoh, 1; total 4. Unions, Urell,
Il Hineline, Il Alden, j Harris, Il total, 4.
Flysmuffsd- Sheppard, Il Cassiday, I:
total, 81 Unions, Sylvester, u BsbeOck, Il
total, 8.
Fouls muAsd-Cisy, Il Babcook, 1.
| Passed balls-0lympics, II: Unions, IL.
Thrown balls muifsd-Dsnnison, Il Clay, 1;
Wallace, 81 Hinsline, 81 Harris, 1.
Time Of .game-Two hours and any minutes.
Umpire-Mr. Norton, Of the Nationals.
scorers--Messrs, Beardsley and Allen.
Tho game closed with tho sixth innings, on
account Of darkness The olympics had played
their seventh innings, making ono run; the
Unions were at bat, and whom time was called,
had made FIVE runs, and no ono out. Had they
succeeded In playing this inning the score would
have been different, and II Ia hard to tell which
would have come out victorious.
The game was poorly played BY the Unions. 90
they fell far short Of their usual play; and, In
fact, We do not think that either party can boast
Of good playing, the fielding and batting being
far inferior to what was expected Of them.
Force, Of the 0iympios, deserves credit for par
tioularly fne play made In tho fourth inning, TO
hrst base, putting Sheppard out. He took the
ball on the bound, coming with such force es to
injure him to such an extent as TO afterward
compel him to leave the field for q short time
L l.. a.. L..
pain II subjected him TO He 10 evidently the
best player on the nine. McNeal, the new
pitcher Of the Unions, did not arrive, as was ex-
pected. He Is evidently needed, as the boys I'M
derstand Alden's pitching SO we'll that they can
put them Just wherever they wish.
We were sorry to see that the committee on
awning over the seats had failed to perform their
duty, and not few Of the large number OF ladies
and gentlemen expressed classification at the
q number Of them coming with
out umbrellas upon the announcement made Of
the cover over the seats. This is not only wrong
but very injurious to the club, md We trust II
will not occur again
CRICKET.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

CONCEALED WEAPoSs.-Chas. Miner
arrested by Officer Markwood, Of the Sixth pre-
cinct, for being drunk and for carrying concealed
weapons, as stated by US, was fined $2l BY Jus
tioo Chaplin.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

HosPITALIrIEs TO MAJOR GENERALS
SIoKLEs AND HAscocK.-In the FIRST branch o
the City Council last evening, Mr.. Brooks Of
fsred resolution rendering the Inequalities o.
the city to Major General sickles and Major
General Hancock, and providing for the appoint
ments, DO, which was adopted andsent to tn,
second branch Baltimore Sun, 27M.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

TUMBLED DowY.-The gable end of or
unused old brick building, near the Wsllact
school house in the Fifth ward. fell yesterday
Nobody hurt.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

Doors AND SHoEs.-H. Burns & Co
have a ane assortment Of boots and shoes a
their old stand, No. $40 Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets Their assort
ment, both in quality and style ire well worth
an inspection.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

SPAsMs.-About noon yesterday col.
orsd boot.black fell of of his box. In oonvul-
sions, while sitting between Third and Four
and.a-half streets on Pennsylyania avenue, and
was somewhat injured about his fhce.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

New CHURoH.-At O'Clock p. In. to.
morrow Sunday Rev. Father Mcguire, president
Of Georgetown College, will ofcIaie at the laying
Of the cornerstone Of 81. AIMS new Catholic
church, at TennallytOwn, D. @, It will DO au
interesting occasion,
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THE REoArrA.-The regatta will GER
tainly take place, u there is favorable weather,
on Tuesday next. Eight boats have already
been entered, and It Is expected that there will
DO at least three more. Those entered arc the
Greyhound, by DR.. Rockenberg; Augusta, by
Mr.. leopard; Minnie Clark, Captain Lafferty;
Brunette. by Mr.. Vernon Kate, by Captain
Miller George Harrison, - Robert E. Lee,
-; and Perseverance,, Captain Miller. As II
Is now the season for winds and storms, thore Is
every prospect Of a breeze, aud II II does not
blow "great guns" there will DO every chance
for the boats to test their sailing qualities.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

No LIcENsE.-John 0liphant was ar.
rested by ofioer Dunn, Of the Fourth precinct,
for having a dog without license, Justice Nor
sell fined Mr., oliphant 90.
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l D.
ARRIVED.
steamer Guiding Star, Hitler, Alexandria.
schr. Franklin, Lambdin, Norfolk.
schr. Bette Hooper, Jordan, Hayre.de. raoo.
schr. WIN. Pic., Pics, Boston,
sehr. Helen =. Russell, Mshidy, Midd,storn.
sohr L. A. Bailey, Bailey, New Haven,
sohr. H. Q. Lyon, Lyon, New York.
sehr. J. Forsyths. Apple, New York.
schr. Abby Pitman, Lambert, Gardiner, Me.
leo to Washington and Georgetown lee Com.
pany.
schr. Emma Gordon, Baltimore, iath to Lin.
schr. John Cooper Taylor, Salisbury Md,
wood to master.
| Steamer Express, Nickeis, Baltimore.
sohr. =. Q. Patterson, Whitaker, Cambridge.
schr. Tnntamount, Davis, Salem.
schr. H. X. Russell, Russell, Bristol, Pa.
scbr. Pinta, Smith, Boston.
Schr Constitution, SegAr, wade's Bay.
Schr. Sallio, Bowie, Mattawoman.
schr. Benjamin Cox, Franklin, Mattawoman.
sehr. Clara Bell, Appirgarth, river.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
omeial information Is given that q screw pile
lighthouse has been erected at James Island,
mouth Of the Annamessix river, to take the place
Of tho light vessel now stationed there Tho
light will DO exhibited for the first time on the
evening Of the 9Th OF October, 1867.
The lighthouse stands on the reef extending
from the mouth Of the river to the light vessel
In the sound three fourtbs Of mile distant from
each, and Ave and a half feet Of water mean
tide
The iron work Of the foundation Is painted
red. The supsrstruoture is painted white.
Tho Illuminating apparatus Is fresuel lens Of
the fourth order.
The focal plane Is thirty five fect above ordi-
nary tides, and tho light can be seen in clear
weather a distance OF ten miles.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

DTsMIssED.-On Thursday about fifty
first, second, and third class clerks Of the Quar.
tsrmaster Generals Office wero discharged,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

The CENTRE MARKET.-We have every
reason to expect fine market this morning, Al
the number Of farmers in last evening was great,
and the wagons along tho Avenue and In the
vicinity Of Ninth street very numerous.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

SEVENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Rev. Mr., Mccoy, of Smyrna, Delaware, viii
preach at the Seventh street Presbyterian
Church on Sunday next. This congregation Il
now endeayoring to select minister, and fol
that purpose are hearing candidates.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

CIVIL SUIT. Philip White, colored,
brought suit before Justice Walter against II. s.
johnson for the recovery Of wages which the
plaintiff alleges was due him for services rem.
dered while engaged in the employ Of defendant
as fisherman on the Potomac, near Fort Wash.
ington. After hearing tho evidence, the Justice
gave his decision In favor Of Mr.. White for
500. 90, the defendant also paying $2.TS costs.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

Coop TEMPLARs' ESTERTAISNESr.-0n
Wednesday evening last q pleasant time was had
at regular meeting Of Union Lodge. No. 5,
Independent Order Of Good Templars. The on.
tortanment consisted Of instrumental music by
the Amphian Musical Association, J. Desarles
a Co ! Quartette by J. F. NJ. Hough and Broth.
ers Sipe and Rodbird; q recitation by a brother;
"The Widows Son !" song, mora 0'Neal,
Hough 4 Co. ; Musical Amphions song, Sword
Of Bunker HILL" Brother Campbell remarks,
Brother Finney Home, Sweet Home, by the
Amphions closing ceremonies. These meetings
are we'll attended, and the Order Is augmented
nightly.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

GOVERNMENT FoRAdE.-A large quantity
of hay belonging to Government was lying Al
Sixth street wharf yesterday, having recently
been landed by vessels. It was being taker
by teams to Lincoln depot, where 1t will b,
stored.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

APPoINTED.-Dr. Charles Allen, Of this
city, has been appointed to a temporary, clerk
ship in the Patent Office and assigned to duty
In the chemistry department.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

SELECTION or OYfIcERs.-0n Thursday
evening Howard Division, No! 2, Sons Of Tom.
peranoe, chose the following officers to serve
three months: W. p, N. @. Finneyi W. A., z.
W. jenkins; n. g., o, W. Hill; A. r. g., J, M.
Duncan; =. g., W. A. Anderson; Treas, p. d.
Foster Chap, Z p. Rankin O., N. Consoles;
A, c., Harry Mason I. g., Geo. Hollander; o.
g., Edward johnson. After the close Of the
election @. W. Mshsr was introduced and sd
dressed the division.
Al the regular stated meeting Of Webster
Lodge, No. 7, Knights Of Pythias, held tho same
evening, the following wsre elected As officers :
Worthy Chancellor, Harry v. Cole; Vice Chan
cellor, A. Forrest Altemus; Recording Scribe,
W. Miller Clarke; Financial Scribe, Philip Pey.
ser; Banker, Jacob Psyseri Guide, Richard Good.
heart; Inner Steward, II. M. Locke; Outer Stew
ard, VIM. II. II. Bradley.
At the regular stated meeting Of George wash
ington Camp, No. l, Sons OF Liberty, held on
Wednesday evening, at Odd Fellow Hall, Navy
Yard, the following were elected as officers for
the ensuing quarter; Past Chief, John W. Thomp-
son; Worthy Chief Joseph Hartley; Assistant
Chief, AlonIo d. Shaw; Sergeant.at-Arms, Jas.
Burns; Esoortor, VIM. d. Hineline; Representa-
tive to the Grand Camp, James Edwards
Central Division, Sons Of Temperance. &C..
leoted the following. named persons as officers
for tho ensuing three months Geo. W. Burger,
W. p; W. p. Freeman, W. A; ]. A. Lounds,
r. g.; Frederick Killam, A. r. s.; L. @. white.
+. s 4, II. Patterson, Treasurer; Captain Ed.
Conductor Randall Lincoln, A. c.; W. II.
Phipps, I. s.; Warren Lincoln, 0. s.; Miss Hat.
tie White L. s. Miss N. J. Hougb, L. C.i Miss
Blanche Conner, First L. A.; Miss Julia A. Lin.
coin, Second L. A.; Miss Emma omstsad, Third
L, A,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

ENTERPRIsE.-We notice with pleasure
that that portion Of the city near the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad depot has suddenly become
Illuminated. Mr.. Nattans has established al
the corner Of D and Second streets 4 very bril-
liant drug store. The show windows exhibit a
brillianoy, by means of globes, rarely to DO seen
in tho metropolis.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

DRIVATE MEDICAL CONSULTA-
Il TON at Dr. DARBY's, 100 Seventh street, op.
posits Odd Fellows H-l Separate rooms Tor
patients. sepl2-u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

TIT FOR TAr.-One Mrs. Brown had her
husband arrested yesterday, by Officer Hill, and
taken before Justice Hazard, to whom the plain.
TIL stated that Mr.. Brown had used threats Of
personal violence towards her, aud she wished
him to DO held In security to keep the pence.
The Justice told Mr.. Brown he must give secu.
rity, Mrs. Brown soliciting the squire to please
see that II was good real estate. or send him to
the house she had just come from. It appeared
that Brown had his wife arrested some few weeks
since on q similar charge, and Justice Bates
sent her to the work.house. Once FREQ OF that
establishment, she had her husband arrested, as
We have stated and the Justice, satisfied that
his security was good, allowed him to go.
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personal.

DR. SCHUMAN, PHYSICIAN FOR
~ LADIES, eau be consulted sosadsnNally at
400 Seventh street. opposite Odd Tellows' Nall.
sspl2-lms
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TIE PnoxrssoRr Norr O.sr Oosr1x.

The PRoxIssoRY MORE CASE CosrrS
uED Yesterday afternoon the case Of ths
United States against Crowley 4 Coleman, which
had been continued from the previous day, va
taken up before Justice Tucker at the Tenth
precinct station. Tho defendants were present
at the hour, a o'clock, but the prosecuting wit
meas, Patrick walsh, being absent the ease wa
delayed one hour, to give him an opportunity tc
DO present.
Mr.. Lloyd for the defense proposed to put Mr.
Coleman on the stand.
The justice rscited the charge and reviewed
the evidence relative to Mr.. Coleman the
main points Of which facts were that Crowley,
Coleman, and Walsh met on the evening Of the
26th Inst In front Of Crowley 4 Coleman's brew.
CRY. Walsh took out the note from his pocket.
and presenting II 70 Coleman, asked him II hs
could deny that Coleman took hold Of one cor.
nsr, and turning 10 Crowley, who was sitting on
the hub Of wagon wheel, asked Crowley II hs
wrote tho note. Crowley took hold Of o corner
Of II, and they made snap at Il and took IT,
Crowley gave the note 10 Walsh In tho frst place,
and Coleman did not have the note In his hands
till the time whom Il was torn. The presenter
had previously asked Crowley to give him deed
Of trust to secure the note, and Crowley told
him they had nothing but horse.
The prosecutor said he Immediately went 10
the station house TO complain, and did not think
that tho note could have been torn In 80 many
pieces, when he left Crowley and Coleman At
the wagon. Upon the advice Of some one he
went back and picked up the pieces, and ro-
turned TO have q warrant Issued. The Justice
decided that he could SEQ no evidence Of malice
or felonlous intent on the part Of Mr.. Coleman.
Certainly, the mere fact Of his taking hold Of
the note when presented, and his inquiry for In.
formation from Crowley do not indicate malice,
although ss soon - Crowley laid hold Of II a
sudden snap was made and the note was torn
and the prosecuting witness himself testified
that Coleman had not previously had the note
In his hands. His inquiry, therefore, was very
properly made Of his partner to ascertain
whether 1t had been given BY him.
The case against Coleman was dismissed.
Mr. Lloyd ngain offered Mr.. Coleman as wit
ness, and at the request Of friends Of Mr.. Walsh
the case was again continued until to-day at
o'clock, p. m, to afford him an opportunity to
DO present.
Crowley 4 Coleman do not deny the promissory
note, but state II was drawn on account Of a
loan and not for wages
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

LARoENY.-Wm. Farmer, the colored
lad, charged with the larceny Of coat valued
at SIS, the property Of a gentleman residing on
Fourth street, beween D aud Il, had q final hear.
ing yesterday morning before Justice David r.
Smith. A colored woman swore positively to
seeing tho prisoner enter the house without a
bundle and returning from 1t with parcel some
Ave minutes subsequent. Witnesses were called
for the defence, who swore that the prisoner was
up to 4 certain time seen by them, but as there
was q considerable time elapsing until he was
ssen again by other parties away from tho house
from which the coat was stolen, and as this was
about tho time the article was taken, the Justice
concluded to hold the prisoner In 800 TO answer
the charge at court Mr.. saks, No. 5l7 Sew
enth street, became the surety for his appear
ance when required.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

A MERRY MASS OF MIsERY.-Between
10 and II o'clock on Thursday night Lieut..
johnson, Sergeauts Pool and Mulloy, and Officers
Stull and Bailey made raid on a very disor-
derby house on o street north, between Second
aud Third streets west. Lieut.. johnson and his
party found them dancing and behaving In q
very indecent and disorderly manner, aided sat
isfactorily by = coiorod woman, who kssps- the
house, named Mary Ellen Brown. The place Is
known as Myers Row, Frogs Hollow, and there
were representatives pre- 7ent from Murder Bay,
Manassas, Bed Bug Retreat, Goat alley, Goose
Level, Prather's alley and elsewhere. Lieut..
johnson seized Henry Willis, but the remainder
Of the crowd made rush, knocked the lieuten-
ant and Willis down and ran over them. Willis
made his escape, but the officers secured pris-
oners enough to have one on each arm to the
station.house. They were all fined by Justice
Walter.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28
WOOD ND COAL.
10 A L A N d W U U D

IN o A l. A N ID WOO D.
Low PRICES STILL CONTINUED IN ConsR-
oUBECE OF FREIuHTs AND TOLLS not
HAVING ADVANCED.
white ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS %
ked Ash. .........................T rvs
LJkers Valley, (son Red ASH ................s %
Baltimore Company, (superior white ASH ..... TD
chestnut Summer Cooking Coal. 90
Cumberland Ruu OF Nine. 90
OAK nSp FINE WOOD con.,.ctly on hand
We are the sole agents for the sale Of the esis.
brAted Baltimore Company's Coal, and ARE PRE-
PARED TO FURNISH 1T IN ANY QUANTITY.
Persons desiring to avail themselves Of the above
low prices by ordering their coal and paying for H.
can have II delivered any time during the wintss.
Checks will be given for coal ordered, aud will DO
delivered upon the turrendering Of said checks.
s. P. BROWN L soI,
tW Ninth street, between 4 and y.
Branch Office at our yard and wharvss, at foot u
Seventh street ssH.6
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

MANUFACTURES OF GAs.-Messrs Smith
4 McGowan, patentees, have just received a
patent for the manufacture Of gas. This inven.
tion consists In Il manufacture Of gas from coal
and coal tar, every particle Of tar being con.
verted into gas. By the ordinary process Of gas
manufacture, large quantities Of coal tar is made,
which Is sold for tri1e, or suffered to run Of
around the gas.works. This invention Ia TO
demonstrate that coal tar Is the very esSeHee Of
the coal, containing more gas than Is now made
from the cor itself. In fact, by this invention
coal Is used more for the making Of tar than for
making gas, as no coal would be required II coal
tar could be obtained In sufficient quantities.
For instance, in q grs.works OF 100 retorts, they
are each filled, say with three bushels Of coal,
every four hours; whetop', by this new process,
those same retoits would only require filing with
coal once In every twenty -four hours, the coal
tar which 10 made being sufficient to supply tho
requisite amount Of Illuminating material.
These gentlemen claim that, by improvement, a
superior quality Of gas can be made at twenty.
Eve per cont tho present cost.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

DrsoRpERLY CASES. - Henry Murray
Thomas 0'Donnell, Henry @. Munger, John
0'Donnell, and Peggy Metcalf were severally ar.
rested by officers Of the Seventh precinct for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, and by
Justice Walter fined In yaiious sums-in default
Of payment being sent to the workhouse.
Anna Wood, Cathsrino Cunningham, and
William Daley were arrested by Officer Hick.
man, Of tho Tenth precinct, for being drunk, and
fined by Justice Tucker, Catharine, in default
Of security, was sent to the workhouse.
Catharine Welsh and George Knot were ar.
rested by officers of the Third precinct, and
feed by Justice Buckley. Catharine, not having
the funds was sent to the workhouse.
Henry T. Sneider, Alfred West, Harrison
Brooks, @. II Cufbath, and 7. J. Hurdle were ar
rested by officers Of the Eighth precinct for be
ing drunk and disorderly, and fined by Justice
Cull-the fines being paid In every instance.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-09-28

The game Is to DO played on the White Lot
wickets picked At 1850 p. N.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08

them, and they perished by thou
sands, never seeing or enjoying the
blessings. that were, in store for
them; but tho few thatstood TO the
right thing entered the land Of
promise and partook Of It's fruits
Now the same God said TO tho Re-
publican party, go down South and
bring those suffering people up out
of degradation and slavery, and ed.
ucate them SO they may know that
/ am the living and true God; now,
don't you see that We arc at the
most critical juncture Of the race?
What will We do? Displcase God
and perish? or support the instru.
mentality Of bis will and live TO en-.
Joy the blessings thereof?
The case is before you and you
are FREQ, choose for yourselves.
! have endeayored to keep with
i2 the bondscf reason, and | hope
| have succeeded in SO doing. My
highest desire is to SEQ the most
beautiful South put forth ike the
sweet morning rose and her sons
and daughters rejoicing like lambs
in their gambols upon a sunny hill.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-08-08
PARAGRAPHS.

Old Gov. Stuyvesant, some years
after the British took possession OF
New York, appeared before the
Governor, (Carteret) with a COM
plant that he was annoyed by men
and boys bathing in front of his
house in nude state. Governor
Carteret assured him it should be
stopped but happening torccollect,
said: why, Governor, your house
is at some distance from the river,
and how Gao it incommode the
ladies Of your family ?" "Yy,yoh
see," said old Peter, shaking his
hand, "mine gals have got a pig
spy glass. a...
"a Fur company, with a capital
of one million dollars, has been
formed in San Francisco to operate
in our new territory on the Pacific.
The company is said to be compos-
cd OF the principal business men of
the Pacific coast.
The remains of Table Rock, Nj
agara Falls, were destroyed by a
charge of2OO pounds of powder, on
Friday.
A correspondent of the New
York Tribune, who has been taking
notes of the peach business in New
Jersey, Delaware and Maryland,
says there will be carried from
those States to Philadelphia New
York and other Northern cities
this season not less that 2,20O,000
baskets, or 733,00O bushels OF
peaches. #i't
Admiral Farragut has becn re-
cievod at a State dinner by the EN-
peror Napoleon. The dinner was
especially given by the Emperor
in honor of the American Admi.
raj. The French Minister of Mar.
inc, and other members of the I'M
perial Cabinet and ambassadors,
and Gen. Dix, were among the IN
vited guests, r