The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-25

ney, /; Yorker, Il j.
Number OF bases on hits-Nationals, II; Gin
cinnati, 10.
Foul balls caught-Allison,
Out on bases-Nationsl, !; Cincinnati, II.
Doab I pIsy%Ward, coughlin and Gibney.
Home runs-Hatheld, /.
halls cailed-National, II; Cincinnati,s.
Passed bslls-Nationala, 4; Cincinnati,l l..
Time of game-Two hours and ten miles.
Umpire-H. y. Mclean, OF Olympic base
ball club.
Scorers-NIessrs. Bascom and Potts.
RAID ON CrPRIANs.-Now and then in:
formation is conveyed to the authorities OF
the location of houses of llfame where the
inmates are more than usually disorderly, In
which case they are sure to be pounced on by
81 O'clock, The house, $50 d street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, kept BY
Flora Miller, was raided upon BY g. posse OF
police, under charge of Lieut.. TAFT and Ser.
geant Cayanaugh. The affair WAS managed
so eleyerly that the police gained admission
had time to shift to other Quartcrs-that 10,
make their escape out the back door, as many
do when they are visited for like purposes hy
the conservators OF the peace aud public
morals.
BY this means the officers succeeded in cap
turing the mistress OF the den ard her irail
boarders, numbering seven, who were moved
to the Central guardhouse, where their names
were entered on the docket as Mary Smith,
Fanny Warren, Fanny Mills, Emma Barnard,
Jenny WalEer ana Jenny rsiHGef A hsse
and some of them apparently just In their
teens, but Notwithstanding the unpleasant
predlcament in which they we're placed, nono
exhibited the slightest emotions OF cOntrltion,
and seemed to regard the affair as a merry
joke. Justice Harper, however, looked upon
The matter in different Light, and held tho
woman, Flora Miller, TO hail for court to an.
swer the charge of keeping house of Ill fame,
aud required to give security to be OF good
behavior in future, which, we suppose, viii
That about long they remain in the
atsfionhouse, several of them not having OBJ
tained bail st n late hour last night
CENTRAL GRAET AND COLFAx CLUB.-This
club met last evening in Union League Hall
GU Ninth street, near L, and was called to Or
der by A. p. CLARK, esq, In the chair, MAJOR
q. W. Wells secretary pro TEN; ,,-,
the reading of the minutes being dispensed
NJ. Duifey, ESQ, presented the following let
ter from Senator COnness, in reply to an inyi-
tstiOn to address the club:
"WAaHISuroS, D. G. Sept %, ISIS.
"DgAI SIR: found your note on my table
inviting me to speak In this city at an early
day. | leave here tomorrow morning, and
SSth am H to SPEAK at New YofE to the Irish
Republican clubs of that city at the Cooper
Institute. Their organizations there promise
very much tor the success Of our ticket In that
state and for the lasting credit Of Irlshmsn.
Emancipation OF the Irish people of Now
York from the thrall OF ditreputAble politi.
clans would do more to elevate the character
Of our race In the republic than any other re.
suit that could occur"
The Chair appointed MeSsra. Brown, Iios.
we'll Pitts, duffy CrSSSSmsn, Getchei, Cook,
the officers Of the club, to attend the cOuyen.
ton Of soldiers and sailors at Philadelphia in
October.
1t was resolved, on motion OF MIR. N. II.
Miller, to invite District Attorney Darlington
to address the club next Thursday evening.
Adjourned.