The national Republican., 1867-11-26
I the SCORE:

lndependent-Fly.b y.balls caught-Quinter, 2;
Doyle, Cowio,, Higgins, rs.
Flyballs missed-IIiggins, l.
Out on ay.bslls-Quin.er, Wo!Isl, 81
Doyle, Douglass, 1 COwie, Ii Luilcy, l |;
Higgins, l-9.
fCul.ball, ,osught-DOuslas,, q LipscOmb, Il
Drinkard, SO.
Foul.balls mi',ed-DOuglass, /; Dripkard
IL.
Out on fOul.balI,-ouintor, 2i wetrel, 1;
Drinkard, Higgins, l-lO
Out on balls-Quinter, I Doyle, I Doug
lass, 81 Co~ie, ! Lullsy q, Drinkard, is.
Bases on called balls-uiggins, l.
Left on bases--Doyle, l /; Douglass, Cowie,
! Lipscomb, Lulloy, 1-5.
Pass balls-Lipscomb, Drinkard, l.
Wild throws-Doyle, L'pseomb, Ddnk.
ard, "A.
dotham-.Fly.bals oausht-.IIarlcy, Ii;
Phipps, 2 F.schreinor, 1 Gfifith, Burcb, Ii
Bennett, Lehman, 2; Hurley, Ali.
ly.balls missod-Harley, 8; Bennett, 81
Hurley, IL.
Out on ay. ball.--uarley, 1; Phipps, 1 /; Crit.
9Th, I Bennett, Lehman, Hurley, Z.
schroincr, 2-8.
Foul-balis caught-Phipps, 8.
Foul balls missod-Phipps, 8.
Out on foul.bailr-F. Schreinor, 2; Griffith,
l Bennett, 1 Lehman, l; =. schreiner, 10.
Out on bascs-Grifith, 8; Burcb, l Bennett,
] Lehman, l Hurley, II.
Basos on called balls-Phipps, l.
Left on bases-Harley. 81 PhiPps, 2; Hurley,
l-5.
Struck out-Phipps, 81 F. sohreiner, 3 E.
Schreiner, 10
Pass bals-Phipps, 4.
Wild throw.-Phipps, 81 Bennett, 81 Lon.
man, l Il. Schreiner, II
Umpire-Mr r Foster, Of the National D.
D. G.
scorers-Messrs. W. Lake, Eagle D. D. O., and
Hickey, Woodbine, B. B. @.
Time Of game. 2hrs. and 80 minutes.
TuE WASHINGTON SKATING CLuB.-Yssterday
the contractors commenced the erection Of the
additional buildings for the accommodation Of
visitors to the Washington Skating Park during
the coming skating season. The buildings will
have glass fronts, and properly heated, afford
every convenience to ladies and children 10 view
the skating exercises on tho magnificent ponds.
In Now York the season has already opened, the
first skating having taken place at the Fifth Avo
nue pond last week, Of which q correspondent
says:
fan Icy covering OF an zach in thickness pre-.
sentei clear surface for the lovers Of the invgoIa
WIN. II. Bi,hop, Goodrich, Frank Swift, aud other
well known artists on Ice, disported themselves for
an hour or more, wbsu the rays Of the sun proving
too much for Jack Fros's work, they had to give up
"Ths old Finh Avenue pond ard the small pond in
open pond. in Il. sisS.y had ssasrOa. de Ssvotss. Of
the fascinating psstime In atteddauoe. workmsu
are busly engaged in putting together the skating
approaeh OF winter in stern reality In Brootiyn
the cold snap rather sudden for the Union Pond
folks. who have hardly got over the base ball sea.
shape and whin Jack Pross comes in earnest be viii
nnd everything in readiness for him. -
The PRrzE FIGHr TO-DAY Colyer Kelly
prizo fight takes place to-day. Who're tho affair
was supposed that In some part Of Maryland
State would be pitched the stakes for tho mill,
but d colyer wss held In 81, 900 bonds yester-
day not to fight In the State, runor credited the
locality In Virginia. 1t may be that notwith-
standing the bonds under which Colyer Is held
that the fight will nevertheless come Of in Mary.
land aud that somewhere In the vicinity Of
Point Lookout will be chosen as tho battle
ground. Another rumor 10 that Delaware State
will have the "honor' Of tho fight, and this
looks probable, as there arc many rivers and
creeks up which the steamer Geo. Wesms, which
conveys the exc ursionists, can run.
The odds are on colyer. and ho is said to be
Ia a perfect condition. Kelly also Is In good
fighting trim, and the contest will doubtless be a
hard one.
Quite number Of persons left tho city yes.
terdsy in the 4 80 p. IN. train to 60 In the
steamer which left Baltimore last night ut late
hour. The two principals, with their fliends,
were on board.
MURDER IN VmGNIA.-The body Of q coiored
man by the name Of A. Briggs was found on
Sunday morning last in the vicinity Of Fort
Runyon, near tho Long Bridge. There was
every appearance Of this man having been mur-
dsred by a blow In the back Of the head with n
stone or hatehet. A jury was summoned by the
...t. Ill. 4 A..
Of several witnesses, rendered verdict "that
the death Of Amssy Briggs was caused by blow
on the back part Of his hoad by some persons
unknown to them"
briggs was employed in the briokyard OF the
Washington COlored Building Association
The RAN SrosEwALL-A private letter re.
ceived In this city, datod Ram "Stonewall, " Rio
Janeiro, Brazil, October 81, says: ave left Bar
BADGES September 10, and arrived hero October
%. Since our departure from Barbados We
have steamed 5000 miles, touching at the ports
Of Maranham and Bahia to coal ship. We OF.
poet to lay hero about ono month. Our next
ooaling station will bo Montevideo, and We will
be in Valparaiso In about one month. Letters
directed to Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, will
reach u.s."
REAL ESTATE TRANsPERs.-Tho following
transfers of real estate were yesterday reported
~ the Real Estate Exchange oil II. NJ Hall
Part Of lot 10. In square 543, l2 feet, at $500;
part Of lot II, in square 4O1 30 feet, at 81 80O
sub. 2, In square b75, at $723l6 lot II, In |
square $3.50, at $780, part Of lot 4, In square
90, 81 feet, At $I43.
REVIVAL "A most interesting and successful |
meeting Is In progress at Wesley Chapel, under |
the direction Of Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer. About |
hfty penitents were at the altar last evening, |
and the deepest feeling peryaded the congrega- |
tion. II is expected that Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer |
will rcmain during the present week.
ASSWERsARr.-The anniversary exercises Of
tho Missionary Societies Of 81. Paurs English |
Lutheran Sunday School, will be held In the
church. corner Of ii and llth street, this oven |
Ing, at 7 O'Clock. This will be an occasion Of
very great interest, as the Seventh Jubilee Of
the Reformation will commence.
A FRArERNAL VIsIT. - Last evening the |
Mount Nebo Enoampment, /. o. Q. F., paid a |
visit to Alexandria and were welcomed there by |
4 brother Lodge. drum corps accompanied |
the Order.
CoMrLInENTARY BALL. A grand compli. |