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The national Republican., 1867-05-06
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FfsHiHa AT LITTLE FALLs-Parties may BE-
soon going daily from this place and Washing.
ton to the Little Falls, In the vicinity Of the
Chain Bridge, 10 indulge in piscatoria sports.
The hnny tribe was never known 70 abound 70
the same extent a. at the present season, and
anglers are rewarded with numberless nne perch,
rock, and other fsh. On Saturday We we're
shown several very hne black bass, weighing ever
. pound each, caught by Mesns Andrew Han.
cock and John Hancock, at what is known as
the "sluioe," short distance beyond Chain
Bridge t i. .. .f.... ... . 70. '.0-r.II
THs suNDAr LAVA colored man, named
James Washington, was arrested yesterday By
oficsr Henry, charged with violating corporation
ordinance forbidding Cunning on the sabbsth
day. He was taken before Justice Buckley, who
ton 1' not being p po....si @ y y that % amount &
'luere" {" his honor saw ht TO eonfscato the gun
In his possession.
coRs AND FLouR ExcHANaE.-Tha offerings
at the Exchange on Saturday were light, com.
prising 800 bushels corn, 730 do. wheat and 900
bushels oornmeal. We note sales Of 33 bushels
wheat st 81, ,30j 1000 do. corn at sl.24 800 do
at t1.22, and 800 do. at 81 IS; 100 bushels white
wheat ut IS 45; 500 bushels damaged do. at
s2.75. and 800 bushels cornmesi at $l.16 per
bushsl, We heard Of no transactions in -four,
and The market closed hrm.
ACStDhNf-An hcoiuont OF quite palnful
nature occurred 10 tho daughtsr' Of Mr.. R.
Sasgisr, at the rssidsnos Of her father, near
Rookviils, ma, caused BY the accidental dis
charge Of q revolver In the hands Of her brother.
The ball entered the thick part Of his sisters
lsE iaaistipg > ssysrs though not dangerous
wound. .E % laEJ uU..a.s 14. 3. Isf sl 90 a.. .
q FIsH,--Thers we're but fsw arrivals Of vessels
al the Ash wharf ysstsrday. Mr.. J. @. Robin
son, in charge Of the wharf, reports tho receipt
and sale Of about 1000 herrings at 81 per
1000, the demand being about equal to the
supply. III
NEED REPAIRs.-There is much complaint
regarding the condition Of the wharves from the
foot Of High street to the fish wharf, and the
proper authorities should look to the matter at
once.
FIRE.-The barn, corn.house, and carriage
house, belonging TO Mr.. Thomas Wilson, situate
on the turnpike leading from Brookville to Wash
ington, wero entirely destroyed by iro on Thurs
day night last II was the work Of m incen-
diary.
FoR TRIAL.-The cases of the corporation
against the hucksters and butchers has been set
down for trial before Justice Buckley tomorrow
morning at eloven O'Clock. Joseph II. Bradley,
Esq, has been retained as counsel for the
butchers.
THE CANAL.-Arrived, one boat to Borden
Co., with Ill tons coal; three boats TO American
Co., with $50 tons coal; four boats TO Cumber-
land Co., with 440 tons coal; five boats to Cen
tral Co., with $50 tons coal. Total 1880 tons.
PoRr OF GkoRaETowK-En Entered - Steamer
Thomas L. Cahill, Norris, from Baltimore, with
merchandise for District merchants.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

GDrrLoxArrc DrSrA. .AAt Blk O'clock on
Saturday, Sscrstary Seward gave a diplomatic
dinner 70 the Japanese ambassadors al his resi-.
dsnce. There were present, with Others Secrs-
tary McCuiloch, Postmaster General Rapdsll,
Secretary wslles, Attorney General Stsnbery,
Admiral Porter and lady, who are now guests
With Secretary Seward; Hon. Thoms. Ewing,
Assistant Secretary Of The Intsrior; Baron Gsroit,
the Oldest member Of the diplomstio corps; SEN
ator Sumner, chairman Of the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations, Frederick Seward and
wife, and Major Seward. Aftsr The doth had
been removed, Secretary Seward proposed q toast
In honor Of the Tycoon Of Japan, which uas
drunk standing. The chief Japanese commis-
President Of the United States After disnsr,
tho party repaired 70 The drawing.room, whore
they were Joined by Senior Romero, the Mexican
Minister, who was accompanied By the win Of
President Juarsz, the Spanish Minister, and
several members Of the diplomatic corps, Neither
the English nor French Minister were able 10 bs
present. The Japanese present were eight in
number. The Japanese returned "a Wormiey's
about 10 O'Clock. p. N. 81 go a1 10y
CoRoxKR's ISauxsr. - Yesterday, at
about noon, an inquest was held, By Coroner
Woodward, on the body Of . colored woman
named Rachael Brown, who was found dead In
watsr-pips sxcavaaon u the intersection Of
Fourteenth street sast and 4 street south, Al
8 O'Clock yesterday mefnine. eolored man
reported the fsot tto the Eighth precinct station
house, and the Coroner was autographed for.
The evidence before ne Jury showed that the
woman called at house ID the vicinity At about
10 o'clock on Saturday evening. and stated that
she had lost her way. Az tho folks thought that
she was under the influence Of liquor they did not
pay much attention TO her ststsment; 10 also IN
dioatsd ut shs had bean sahjsct 10 falling hts,
and the Jury returned verdict In aocordanos
with the facts. II was nsoertained that she was
about thirty i've years Of ago; that she had been
for years living In the poorhouse and work.
house alternately; but that Of late she had been
living near the asylum with eolored man. As
she was poor, Lieutenant Milstead induced Mr..
Joseph =. Hodgson, the Intsndant Of tho Asy-
lum, to take charge Of the body and Inter II.
REGIsrRATIoS.-The Board Of Registra-
tion will hold another session to-day on the Isl.
and, for recording Seventh ward voters Hours,
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

ATTEMPTS AT BURGLARY.-Early on
Saturday morning some burglars attempted to
enter the residence Of Mr.. Francis /. Fugit,
grocer, who resides on L street south, between
Third and Fourth streets east. Officers Sprague
and Marks, of the Eighth precinct, who ohanced
to be near at the time, heard the men at work
and seoreted themselves to wait until they should
get in the house, SO that they could be sure oi
capturing them. A couple Of gentlemen came
along, however, and scared them away, and the
officers did not succeed in arresting them. Only
night or two before this burglars entered a
house near Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth street
east, and stole apair Of pants from under gen
tlemanis pillow,
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

LARCENY OF Cow.-Miclael Murphy,
dairyman, was arrested on complaint of Theodore
Sheokels, who charged Michael with the larceny
OLA COW belonging to the plaintiff Justice
Morsell held Mr.. Murphy to bail for further
hearing.
s Piferling was also arrested for q similar
offence, and was held by Justice Walter to bail
for n further hearing.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

A PRETTY MESA two-horse night
wagon having met with an accident at the inter-
section of Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
east, on Saturday night, the olfactory organs Of
tended for more than q square in different direo
tions.
Mr.. Elias L. Barnes, commissioner Of the
ward Mr.. Roberts, superintendent Of the freed.
men at East Capitol barracks, and Officer A. NJ.
Sprague, procured several barrels Of lime and
applied It, and Mr.. Roberts furnished two men
and q cart to cart sand for tho same purpose
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

INCREASE OF WAGES. - The various
classes Of mechanics in this city, We learn, are
taking steps to secure an advance in their
wages Meetings of the different trades organ.
nations will be held this week, at which the
subject will be discussed, and the date from
which the new prices will take effect will proba.
bly, be designated.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
DEPARTMENT,

w SURGEON GESKRAL's 0RRICR, Nay 5, 1867.
An Army Medical Board is now 10 ssss on In New
York city for the examination Of candidates for ad
mission into the Medical STAFF Of the United stAtss
army.
and physically sound.
Applications for an invitation to appear before the
board should be addressed to the Surgeon General,
date and pl OF birth Of the candidate, Testmo-
malls as 10 character and qualifications must be
furnished II the applicant has been In the Medical
Service Of the Army, the fact should bo stated to-
gether witt the the former rank apd time and place
Of service.
No allowance is made for the expenses Of person
golng the sxAmn alton, II Is an Indispensable
PREF squisite to appointment
There are thirty i've vacancies In the Medical STAFF
J.K BARNES,
ua4.eolm Surgeon General, U 8. Army.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

SUNDAY.-Yesterday was most bcauti-
full day. It was appreciated moro from the fact
of the past week being dull, dreary, cloudy, and
chill. But "old Sol" yesterday shone out, and
a mild southwest wind sprlnging up, the weather
was delightful and enjoyed by all The pedes-
trians thronged the streets, the churches were
crowded, and everybody seemed happy.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

No MEETING HELD.-The Central Repub-
lioan Association assembled at Union League
Hall on Saturday evening, in response tNNn ad.
yertised call, but they found the Hall already
occupied by another association. Tho meeting
consequently was postponed.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

FIGHTING IN THE STREET.-Patrick Hager-
ty and Kate Grant were arrested by 0nicer Bour-
man for fighting In tho streets. They were each
fined 81 "A by Justice Walter. Patrick "forkod
over" but Kate, not doing SO, was sent to the
Workhouse.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

The EAST WASHINGTON ZoUAvEs held a
meeting last Friday night, at Odd Fellows Hall,
Navy Yard, Capt, McCAthrAn in the chair Capt.
McCathran stated that he had conferred with
Captain Powell, of the Washington Zouayss, for
tho purpose of forming battalion, A commit.
tee was appointed to act in conjunction with the
Washington ZouAves to wait on the Secretary OF
War to ascertain If they could get their arms
committee on uniform was also appointed !
after which the meeting adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

TIE SIx-HoUR system DIsAPPRovED Or
The wives of policemen do not approve of The
six hour system, as 1t deprives them Of the COM
pany Of their husbands at night,
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

Music AT THE Presidents GROUNDS
On Saturday evening tho FIRST promenade concert
Of the season took place In the grounds south Of
the Presidential mansion. Tho Marine Band
never discoursed sweeter music; but the weather
was so cool and threatening that 9 large assem-.
bly, Of ladies and gentlemen was not present.
The band will perform at tho Capitol grounds on
Wednesday evoning noxt, should the weather
prove favorable.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

LARCENY.-Francis Burk, soldier, was
arrested by Officer Brelsford, on complaint Of
Geo. Shelter, who charged the defendant with
the larceny Of a coat. After hearing, Justice
Handy held tho accused to answer at court.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

A HANDSOME BAT.-At r. A. Cronin's
segar store, on the avenue, (Base Ball Head
quarters,) We were shown, on Saturday, hand
some base ball bat, made Of rosewood and orna-
mented in neat style, with silver mountings.
This has been donated We wero informed, by q
gentleman in New York, TO bo presented to the
best general baseball player Of the National
Base Ball Club during their intended trip
through the West, on which tho club starts on
the 18th Of July next. Tho boys have q con-
siderable time yet In which to practice, and It is
difficult to tell who will carry of this beautiful
prize.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

No LroENsE.-Mr. Eichler, jeweler, was
fined S. by Justice Thompson for owning dog
and not having license therefor. Mr. Eiehler
paid tho fine, and will procure license, desiring
to retain possession of his dog
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

SANITARY COMPANY Twenty persons
were, on Saturday served with written notices,
and fOrty.Gvo persons verbally notified Of the sr.
istenco Of nuisancos on and about their premises.
Two dead horses and two dead dogs were also
reported and removed on Same date.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

5OhKDWELL & HENDERSON, ,5O5
Ninth Street.
Persons designing preparing their houses for the
comforts Of Spring and Summer, would do we'll to
call on
KIDwELL HENDERSON,
sos Ninth street. -Four Doors Above D, under seGtOn
Hall,
Whore they arc now offering Large and Well se-
ieetsd Assortment Of the following Goods;
WALL PAPERS, ALL GRADES,
WINDOW SHADES,
SCOTCH HOLLANDS. ALL CoLoRs,
GILT CORNICRs,
CURTAIN PINS AND LOOPS
MOSQUITO BARS,
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAssRLs,
FLOOR AND TABLE oILCLoTHs,
CANTON MATrINGs, &C.
All Of which thoy are prepared to sell at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES
ALL WORK IN THEIR LINE EXECUTED IN THE
CITY OR COUNTRY BY EXPERIENCED
woRKMES, AT. SHORT NOTICE.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
SpS EINra STREET, UNDER sEAToN HALL, -FOUR
DOORS ABOVE STREET, aPi7'u
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

The CoRCoRAN MANSION, on Lafayette
square, heretofore occupied by the French lsga.
tion, We see 1t stated, will be reOccupied the
present season by the family of the owner, W.
W. COrcoran, ESQ, the wealthy banker, who 70.
sided In Europe during tho war,
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

SERVICES AT THE JAIL.-Yesterday ser
vices were held at the jail under the auspices oil
tho Young Mems Christian Association. Rev
B, Brown delivered the sermon, and yery In
tereEtipg time was experienced.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

CELEBRATION WEEK.-Following the ex-
ample Of other cities, our various religious and
benevolent societies unite in celebrating their
week) In May, In the following order, and at the
following places: Sabbath, May IL, presentation
Of the bible cause by each pastor; Monday, May
l3, Sabbath school celebration; Tuesday, May
IA, Bible Society, at First Presbyterian Church.
~ u p. nj Wednesday, May Is, Young Mems
Christian Association, at Calvary Baptist church,
at n p. nj Thursday, May 10, temperance
organizations Friday May II, Protestant Or
phan Asylum, at Wesley Chapel, at u p. m.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

PAID OFF.-The police force Of the Dis.
tTiOt were paid Of on Saturday.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

OFFICERS FOR COLUMBIA CoMMANDERY,
X THE following. named members of Colum.
bia COmmandery Of Knights Templar, No, 2, were
chosen as officers at the annual meeting held on
Friday evening last, corner of Ninth and D
streets Sir L. L. Stevens, eminent commander
Sir J. Daniels, generalissimOi Sir g. A. Dole,
captain general Sir ]. L. Ashley, prslatei Sir
J. W. Griffin, senior wardenj Sir Samuel Baxter
junior warden Sir @. Cammack, senior treas
ureri Sir A. T. Longley, recorder Sir L. r.
Brown, wardeni Sir I. Stoddard, sentinel.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

IRVING LYCEUM 0FFICERs.-At regular
meeting held by this society, on Friday evening,
at the City Hall, the following named persons
ing tho LIST Instant, and were duly installed :
President, Geo. NJ. LOCKWOOD vice president,
A. W. Townshendi recording secretary, AlonEo
Bell corresponding secretary, Il. b. Williams;
treasurer, II. D. Tyler editor. Frank Gsise.
When the society adjourned 1t repaired to Mr..
SimOn's saloon, by invitation of the new prosi-
dent and enjoyed bounteous feast
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

w A s Fl I N G T o N.
FOUR DAYS ONLY.
MIKE LIPMAN's
COLOSSAL CoMBINArIoN
InC -
AND
TRAINED ANNALS.
THE GREAT sEXTUPLE ATTRACTION.
THE MONSTER EXHIBITION
NINETEENTH CENTURY
viii perform in Washington for FOUR DAYS ONLY,
ON THE LOT FOOT OF SIXTH
STREET,
UIvISo
SEVEN GRAND ENTERTAINMENTS,
BEaISsIsa ON TIE EvRxrHu or
MONDAY, MAY 18th, AT ~ o'cLocK,P.M,
AND ON rHB
| AFTERNOONS AND EVENINGS
OF
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY,
The lttb, 10Th, and Isth instant,
AT 2AND7r.M
Giving series Of performances uurivAlled Iu the
| annals Of travelling Exhibitions.
Regardless Of the lavish expenditure Of means, but
| convinced that true
ARTISTIC MERIT
in the way Of Equsstrians, AsrObats, and Athletes
wsuld bO appreciated, the management has gathered
i In one immense combination the most celebrated
aristss known to the profession As an earnest that
his desire to please the Amusement loving people has
been srahsd he refers with feelings OF pride to tho
great success and liberal patronage the company have
| received during their entire Southern tour.
Among the many performers connected with the
"GREAT SHOW" will be found
THE BEST EaUEsrRIANs,
THE BEST voLTIaEuRs,
THE BEST LEAPERs,
THE BEST AcRoBATs,
THE BEST ATHLETES,
The most finished Lady Equsstrians, and the best
Oymnastie Troupe travelling, among whom
Will be found the CELEBRATED
MADAME BRIDGES,
THE FASCINATING MILE AMELIA.
THE WONDERFUL MORGAN.
GEORGE BAroHELDBR, T. WATSON, MsssrG ASH.
TON aud WINNIE. sIosoR coRDoNA,
R. HUNTING, JOHN NAYLER,
MASTER WILLIE,
Besides a full and smsent troupe Of Auxillariss,
Egusrrios, &e, &e
Also, the Justly celebrated TED CRoUEsTE, the
| uuriVAllsd wit and Jester, from Lonts Now York
| Circus, Fourteenth street,
And tho great favorite and only Ethiopian Clown,
WILLIAM DONALDSON.
| In addition to the above well-klown trtlstes the
manag emsnt have purchased the celebrated per.
| forming
| Also, Old Grizzly Adams CALIFORNIA BEARS"
/ which will be introduced at each performance by
their trainers.
Remember the days and dates.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS.
| Plve hundred seats will be reserved At SEVENTY
FIVE CENTS, which can be procured at tho Ticket
Wagon during the day.
Doors open at and 7 p. IN. Performance to begin
| one hour later mAS'sott
1
The national Republican., 1867-05-06
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.

LADIES wishing to save the expense Of BRAID
ING now have thsir goods stamped In FAST
Initiation Of Braid and Embroidery. Samples ready
for Ladies' to try. Strips for the bottom OF Ladies'
cost Of Braid. WIN PRINCE
mh2s $50 Ninth street, opposite PatsntOmes,
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

The FISH WHARF.-Matters around the
hsh wharf were dull yesterday, 1t being Sunday.
There were but an arrival or two, and they re.
port the fish as scarce. They will not bo plenti
full until the weather grows warmer. We car
expect the shAd, to-day, to bring at least ST.
por hundred
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

J. 7. CoLBwELL. T. o, oHEsTNEI. Q. L.. BART
]. T. COLDWELL & CO.,
AUCTIoNgERs AND RgAL EsTATk BROKERS,
Southwest corner Of PenusylvaniA avenue and Four.
and A-hAlf street
Having taken the store -rosm In the COLONIZATION
Building we are now prepared to receive co gn
ments OF all kinds OF Goods and Household PafnI.
ture.
AS- Particular attention paid to the sale Of Real
Estate, privately and at auction.
AS- Attached to eur store 10 large Fire and Bur-
gar-proof Vault, for the safo-keeping Of Jewslry
and other ValuAbles consigned to US.
AS- Have always on hand City Property, and
Farms in Maryland and Virginia At private sale.
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

Mt H. MIL r,
IN ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR.Ar .Ar-LAw
AND
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Practices before all the Courts and the Departments
In the District OF Columbia.
OFFICE, NO bll NINTH STREET WEST MAR
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Prepares All Kinds Of Legal Documents, such as
Leases Deeds, Wills, Powers Of Attorney, Landlord
and Tenant Notices, &c, &c.
1S-Partlcular attention given to the Collection Of
Debts and Claims Apl6.u
The national Republican., 1867-05-06

REGIsTRATIoS.-The Board Of Registra
tion will hold another session to-day on The Isl
and, for recording Seventh ward voters Hours
from to 8 d. m. -
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-31
A Gentle Hint TO a Scamp Of "a
Radical.

Some weeks ago special agent of the
Postofice Department reported to the Post
master General that be had detected frauds
which were perpetrated by the Postmaster
at Greensburg, Indiana, and that the Post
master had admitted that his book entries
has been changed, &C., &c Upon this
showing, the Postmaster was suspended
When Congress met, the facts were certified
to the Senate, and new Postmaster
was nominated. The Senate rejected the
nomination, and under the Tenure of office
Law, the old Postmaster is reinstated in
Office. The Postmaster General notified the
reinstated Office for the action of the Sen
ate and, as we learn by telegram to the
Cincinnati, Enquirer added the following
gentle hint as a postscript:
you arc respectfully requested as favor
to the Department to use as little of the
money of the Government, and make as
few false entries as possible. "
This is very well for the Postmaster
General and we trust the scamp will take
the hint. r. .'. ....
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-31
PETERsBoRo, July ID, 1867. .
The Only Real ESSWe ts Negro StaE-
6Fage. ..


- bFage. ~
The Cincinnati Gasette argues that the
only real issue in the present campaign is
the amendment to the Constitution giving
negroes the right to vote, to hold Office, sit
on juries, and in all other things to be on q
political equality with the whites, and the
Cleveland Leader endorses the argument as
sound and sensible
Voters who are not in favor of this poll.
tical negro equality, having due notice from
these Radical sheets, will govern themselves
accordingly.
Any man who votes for negro suffrage
candidate for the Legislature, votes for ne
gro suffrage just as much as if he voted
square for the amendment. IF the attempt
to change the Constitutions of Ohio fails
the next move will be for Ohio to adopt The
amendment to the Constitution ofthe Unit
ed States now pending in Congress, and
which will pass that body, provided it is
necessary to make Ohio negro voting
State, and the negro suffrsgeites have a
majority in the Legislature sufficient to
adopt it,
The Radical Abolitionists have made Ne
gro Suffrage the only issue at the election
in Ohio this tall. The State Convention of
the party put the issue in their platform
the candidate nominated are all in favor of
it, and for members Of the Legislature candi.
dates are chosen in the different counties,
because Of their Endorsement and fealty to
this black issue. Hence it is, that the man
who votes the Negro Suffrage Ticket ana
fails to vote for Negro Suffrage, make a
mere preteuce Of virtue, when he has not
He is as much Negro Snffrageite as if he
went the whole Negro, wool and all.-.States
man. 4 "H "t t..
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1867-07-31
From the Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot and
.s Union. ..t| ..f
New ES ESuIes-NOtice TO Base-balf-

The Tyrolean Baseball Club, of this
cit, having become demeralizcd by the re-,
cent contest, has adopted the following
rules, which they recommend to the trater.
nifty everywhere: 'a D.
/, No one weighing over three hundYcd
pounds will be allowed to play. "a
9 Express wagons will be on hand to
carry the players from base to base Z
3. No player will be allowed more than
three men 10 help him to his home base
4. Aug player occupying more than fC
teen minutes in going from one base to an.
other will be counted out. al
5. Persops residing within half nile Of
the grounds are requested to close their
shutters to prevent accidents.
6. Spectators are not allowed within
twenty feet of the bat.
T. Owners of horses hitched within half
a mile Of tho grounds must be responsible
for all accidents that may occur to their
''animiles. - #t
8. Men without arms or legs can not be
come members. 7I IS.
Q. Players can stop for refreshments at
cnch base, where a small bottle will be
found. This bottle is.ssometimes called
base rial. sftItesmfa rfa.wgsgees
10. Hogs and cattle will not be allowed
to pasture on the play ground during the
game. }.tl altla .utg9l II
IL. Fielders will carry their viaB with
them, in order to avoid the necessity of
coming in for drinks. ,.+
y. Scorers will not be allowed extra
drinks on that score. a.n.g ,.