The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-11-16

| Tho court then ADJOURNED until 10 O'Clock
BASE BAIL.-A very Interesting and exsIt.
log zane q base ball va played Sn Saturday
| Of the Creighton and tho Athletio base ball
clubs. The game was won In favor of the
| score;
Barsh, f,.... : ! Chapman, 3d.. .
Doyle, ab...... q 10 / Croisneld, SIS 2 /
S5SSS9Sya Il p SSSSss' b...
Gennlns, L..! 81 Kaiser, eL.:..2 9
rHoraee, o." 10 ! Kane. 2b..... 2 I
s s:f''sf' 6 6ISis''
" laNa 3ATHs ars..a- ....nls o
| '. ,Ur.. mo- a'S4,S .l
CrsiehtOn ...."... 40 slIiI-a
Fly'b.lis osught-Crsi shton !, Athlete
Home runs--Creighton 8, Athletic 8.
Double play-Athleiic I.
E umPi,s-,mr. E. Phipp', OF Junior Union
scofers@Messrs. P. Donnelson, Of the
"Klds" B. B. O., and Johany, Of the D. q. q.
Time OF game-rwo hours and thirty min
utes. T. .. .."r ....
IRisH PATRIoTs' FAMILIES RELiEY Asso-
cIATios.-A meeting OF this organization was
held last evening AZ Carroll Hall James NJ
siding. and James Ryan acting as secretary.
ID. O'Connell moved that the election Of
p W.T.. ref
consequence OF the unavoidable absence OF
many members from the meeting.
Ths Ss1 az SppssIa q Ne @,i last %es
Pstrlck,s, to request the use Of Carroll Hall,
reported having waited on that sentleman,
ings Of the association, which viii take place
on the first and third sundays 10 each month,
Messrs. Ryan, Dalton and others disclaimed,
in the name OF the association, any selfish mo.
tlves on the part of Its originators, declaring
that they would accept OF no ofiieiai positions
members would work with might and main for
the success OF the charitable object for which
they were organized. In the coursc of his re-
now IN prison had proved themselves men In
the true sense of the word, and II behooyed all
.Sho Appreciated their heroic efforts for
istherland to render such aid as might be In
On motion, a committee consisting Of James
Ryan, T. H. Regain and ID. A. Brosnan was ap-
meeting the names OF such EentiemeS as 10
their Judgment would be suitable officers for
4 Adjourned to meet at the same hall on Sun
day next at $50 p. IN.
! COMMITTEE or FlREMEs.--Y morn.
ing a committee OF the Good win Fire Dom.
gany OF Philadelphia, comprising Messb
VIM: II. Garrett, Robert McCaiyey,. Gordon
Gabit, and John @. Hoilich, sr., visited our
attend the Inauguration on the Ith OF March:
The company will bring over one hundred
fully equipped members, and beautiful hose 1
/ committee succeeded In securing quarters at
the Kirkwood House, and the apparatus will
nurinV v the Ve-na m IfmP
! were the guests of Chief Engineer Elwood,
John q. Clary, and Mr.. VIM. II. Gorbutt, Of
kindness OF Mr.. John Blye an omnibus was
furnished, and the visitors were shown many
points OF interest about our city. The COM
terdsy, delighted with the no spitailfy extended
: by their friends and all they saw about the
national metropolis.
! MARYLAND AND DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
| SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.-The conven-
tion OF delegates from all the Sunday schools
In our state and the Distriet Of Uolumbia,
bic in HageTstown, Md, on the first Tuesday
list) Of December. As # has been requested
10 tho oticisi circular Of the invits,ion that
and one or two teachers as delegates, we may
expect such q convention Of earnest working
and SHsay "a
never seen gathered here. The Rev. Griffith
Owen, IN letter to the executive committee,
| STATES tnht not less tutu tnFtt nuuufeu utlt-
gates will be present. such a number OF dele:
gates, and these mostly men OF business and
Of large capital, coming from Baltimore and
state, FOR the first time 70 Hsserstown, it be.
hooves us, both as those Interested In the Sab.
bath school cause and the local interest oil
our town, that We should extend them our
heArtiest welcome and our best hospitality.
PRINTING PREss IMPRovENEsTs.-In re-
cent visit to the press room Of the Govern
Mt. oliver Reed, exhibited to u; the new
Campbell printing press, which embraces sev.
ersl valuable improvements, both M TO the
rollers. Miss Bridget Welsh feeds this press
with the work on tho Patent Once specihca'
tons, lately removed from Messr.: Motiill 1
Witherow to Government office, We were also
shown the Overland pointer, attached to the
press over which Mrs, Sarah J. Rogerson pre-
sides. In the use Of this valuable eoatriy.nct
to point the first side Of the sheet 10 obyiated
Al she has to do Is to lay the sheet and let u
+. slide" The same movement points hoies 10
, folding the sheets correctly. These Improve
ments are worth examining.
! DzsPgRApoRs.-our city at this time ap
J pears to be infested with q number OF reeklesi
persons, who neither respect place or person
. About I o'clock last evening while young
,, when near Fourth, he ehcountsred . couple o
. young eolored men, who ran against him and
jostied him off the sidewalk; Mr.. ADAM
made remark not appreciated by the seoun
= him = severe blow with billy, which momen
tarily stunned him, and shortly after knot al
large as a walnut presented itself just below
: the left ear. Had 1t not been from the fac
J that the brim of Mr.. Adams hat broke III,
! force OF the blow, his head might have beer
I severely cut. The rRacals took advantage o
= the darkness and made good their escape.
THB HUssTIs MCGEE CAsE.-We have re
eeiyed the following from Justice Walter II
wAsuisgTos, !. &C., Nov. Is, 1865
In the case Of the United States VS. Huestia
Y an erroneous Impression seems to have beef
! produced by my decision dismissing II. II wa
9 not my purpose to intimate that Mr.. Huestl
was guiiiy In any particular and the case wa
! dis missed because Mary MeGee, tho prosecut
9 Ing witness, was shown by her own testinon,
!. to be entirely unworthy OF credit.
THE NATIONAL RACE yoURsR,-Now tina
4 tho racing season over this course 10 Abou
y Terminating, we learn,thAt the new proprietor
!. Mr.. Williams, 10 making extensive and desira
"a bic improvements on the track for the accom-
n notation and convenience OF admirers OF tn
q noble horse. New and capaclous stables ar
d being erected, and stands put up Tor the AZ
Ia commodation of gentleman and lady visitors
"a and by next season auch improvements wi
~ have been completed as will render the M
tloT al one OF the hnest race tracks In this SCI
~ tion OF country,
NJ THB BEAVER FAMILY Is quite extensive
10 and embraces, besides tho Amphiblous Animi
who Is compelled to chew logs to keep hi
"a teeth In order, hne lot Of Beaver OveTeoat
ia for t26 and $50, At George U. Henning's Or
ir Price store, No. oil Seventh street,