The national Republican., 1867-08-22
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Passed BAlls-Maryland, d Pastimo. 7.
Called Balls-Marylsnd, 49, Pastime, 16.
Missed Flys-Maryland, Ii Pastime, ..
Caught Flys-Maryiand, 8; Pastims, 8.
Home Runs-Maryland. 2; Pastime, o.
Umpire-R. M. Drinkard, Of the Union,
Washington, D. @.
soorers-A. II. Henderson, for tho Maryland,
and Mr.. Ksilholtz, for Psstime.
THE Sock AND DoDoERs.-A friendly game
Of base ball took place on the l7th Inst !,
between the -"0ld Sock" and Dodge base bali
clubs, composed Of the employees at Lincoln do.
pot, resulting in victory for the former BY a
score Of 80 to 2s. Much skill was displayed on
both sides and the game was we'll contested
throughout
Yesterday tho second mines Of the National
Base Ball Club played q match game with. the
second mines of the Capitol Club, on the grounds
suited In q victory for the Nationals by score
Of 7s runs to "a runs for the Capitol Club.
A telegram was received at base ball head.
quarters (Cronin's) last evening, announcing a
game Of base ball in New York yesterday be.
tween the Athletics. Of Philadelphia, and the
Eckford, Of New York. The hthletics took the
ball home with them to Philadelphia, by score
Of 23 to IA.
In this city, yesterday afternoon, the United
States and the Grafton clubs played q match
game, out Seventh street, which resulted in
favor Of the frst.named club by q score Of 20
to l5
GAMES TO DE PLAYED.
The Capitol and Empire clubs (6rst nines)
play q match game to-day, on the grounds Of the
National, at $3.50 p. IN.
The Jefferson club, Of this city. and the Old
Dominion club, Of Alexandria, will play match
game Of base ball, at $3.50 p. m. to-day, on the
White Lot.
MATCH GANE.-Thero will be match game
Of base ball played on the grounds Of tho
Club, ofPhiladelphia, and the Alert, Of ofWashing.
ton, on Thursday, August 20, 1867. at $3.50
o'clock, p. M.
TIE MUTUAL BASE BALL CLUB, Of Wash
ington, will leave here Thursday morning to
visit the pic nio given by the citizens Of Alexan
dris, at Fairfax county, and will, during the
day, contest with the Teoumseh club, Of Alex.
andris, for prize bat and ball.
The Mutual club, Of New York, will arrive in
this city next Sunday morning, and on Monday
at 81 p. m, probably, the most interesting game
Of the season will be played between the crack
club of New York and the Nationals Of this
city. No doubt very large number Of spsota
tors will DO present, and suitable arrangements
are being made for their accommodation.
WoRKINGMEN's AssEMBLY.-A regular
meeting Of the Workingmen's 8 Assembly was held
In tho Aldermsn's Chamber, City Hall, last
night.
The meeting was called to order by the presi.
dent, Mr.. A. 7. Cavis, and James Ii. Reed, Sec
rstary, called the roll
Mr.. Judd submitted list Of trades, tho dele.
gates Of which had not attended the sessions of
the Assembly for three consecutive meetings, and
moved that their names be stricken from the roll
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Judd also stated that the Bricklaysrs' As
sociation had not as yet paid their dues in the
Assembly.
Mr.. Thompson replied that the bricklaysrs
were not advised as to the rules requiring them
to pay the tax.
The secretary was ordered to furnish the names
and number Of trades represented In the As.
sembly.
Several members thon participated in dis.
cussion, urging the propriety of holding outdoor
meetings, and Inviting speakers to address the
workingmen on tho eight hour question.
INPRovEnESTs.-Thew workmen have Just
finished laying fine Nicholson pavement on
street north, between Fourth and Fifth streets
west. It will be continued on to New Jersey
avenue.
aMr. N. @. Reynolds Is progressing finely with
his three feet barrel sewer in Fifth street west,
between @ and M streets north. Notwithstanding
the fact that he has been balked by recent
heavy rains, the sewer has been completed as
far up as street north
Mr.. George Neitzey is laying for the corpora
tion new pavement and gutter on the west side
Of First street west, between G and d streets
north.
"PREJUDIoED AGAINST THE NEGRO RACE"
On Tuesday Officer McHenry, of the Fourth
ward, arrested a oOlored boy named Chas. Stew
art, aged about II years, charged with striking
q son Of Mr.. d. p. Palmer on Capitol Hill, in
the eye with stone, and thereby ipjuring II SO
much that the physician fears that 1t will be
lost. The boy was taken before Justice Walter,
and the case was postponed to another time
At the time appointed, lawyer Whitman ap.
pearsd for the accused, and stated that his
friends objected to his being tried before Justice
Walter, on the ground that he was "prejudioed
against the negro race" The case was taken
before Justice Tucker and was set for trial at
II 0. m. to-day,
CoRREorIoS.- Through an error of the
compositor, In our report Of the meeting of the
members Of the bar, we were led to say, in the
remarks Of Mr.. Adams, that he endorsed the 40.
tion Of the meeting Of the 18th ult. This Is
wrong. Mr.. Adams stated distinctly that he
was opposed to that meeting, and was prepared