The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-08

, THE NATlU%ALGhIE.-O iyEDIt rs kg,,OIg
The return game between the above club
came OIL yesterday afternoon, on the ground
south of the Executive Mansion, resulting i
the success Of the Nationals, "ex.champlon
Of the south" The first game was won by III
pend the score:
Core StT p 2'Gn; NG ShTI".aL. 9,g.n
F ofSs I Sd s sTH Ci' i
Dick, 2b..:."..3 Coughlin,r L...2
Robinson If....4 ! Fletcher, r.....a !
Seymour 9 / Eofkcr,i L......i i
Lceeh,i b.,....3 | I'erthrong,cL,,3
Tot.ls..........l3 10 Totals..........is /.
99l g ,Pggs e i......." j !? : 3 I ! ! "a
Fly-eatehcs-Copei !, Malone i, Force !, Den,
nison l, Beach l, iccch 2-OlympIc 10; Fox 2,
Studlcy I, GiOucy 2, Coughlin ., Ward /,
Forker l-NatlOnal 10.
Foulbound cstchcs-Copc !, Malone /,
Beach /, Ward2
Catches on strikcs-Malonc l, wardl.
Base play-Put out by Dick ., Beach /,
Leeeh 95oiympie 49, assisted by Cope /, Ms.
lone 2, Force g, Dick ., Beach /. Put out by
Fox ], fibney ., Forker s-National II; AS.
sisted BY Norton I, Fox |, Gibncy3.
Double play-By Cope and Leech.
times.
Times first base on Crrors-olympic $, Ma.
tionalS.
Times first base on called balls-Olympic J..
times.
Time OF gamc-2l5
Umpirc-M. 4. Urell, Union base ball club.
seorers-J. +. Allen aud ]. Y. Potts.
SERENApEs ny THE fRRMAsIA SCHUETZES
NERElN.-This association having elected ofi.
nj RInN ntf far Ia afftNg
the members OF the Eercin last evening as.
semblcd at their hall, and each schuetzen,
with Chinese lantern, formed In procession,
and headed by tho IIth infantry band, pro-
ceedeh TO screnado the newly. elected officers
st their residences. They frat called on the
president, Mr.. Theodore Spsngler, at his
house in "Philadelphia Row." In the eastern
scc-ion of the city, whore they were hand.
somely entertained. Mr.. A. I. Dessau, the
"Schuetzen King" was called on at his resi.
dence, on the south side OF Pennsylvania ay.
enue, three doors above Tenth street. After
the band had played several pieces OF music,
Mr.. d. appeared At the window and wei
coined the sercnaders in a neat speech which
was received with cheers, the burning OF blue
lights. and = discharge Of fireworks. Tho
J." king" then Joined the party and invited
them to his piano mandatory in llsrmOnial
had been prepared. Some time being spent
here, the line was again formed and Mr.. l..
EnGeL = director of the association, residing
daily entertained the serenading party.
Mcssrs. Leonard Icllcr, on Twelfth street,
and I'd. Abncr, at the seventh street park, as
also others OF the officers of the GCrmania,
were called on In turn, aud IT wss near day
light ere the Scheut1cn completed the compl.
mcnt Of scrcnading their Objects.
RAID on 4 DAwDY IIorsR-I.Ast night At
about 10 o'clock, Lieutenant TAFT, OF the Fifth
precinct, with Sergeant Frazier, Oiiiccr Roth,
and others, made n descent on a house known
IS " lOO," in slate alley, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth, and T. and + streets, kept by
Christins Reese, when she and three Aicxan.
dria women, who had just been at the circus,
and had just come home with two Of the cir.
cus's' The AlGxandria women gave their
NclsOn, and Miss Frances Potter. Mrs. Mel.
son claiming that she resided at No. Il Fay
cite street, and that her husband was ma
ing she would catch thunder.
There were also captured in the same house
three colorcd women, named Josephine Will
liams, sarah Norman, and Rachael Moore,
Justice 1latpci dispensed justice by requiring
Christina Reese TO give 900 bail to answer At
court the charge of keeping a hawdy.housc,
and the other three white women were each
required to give security in the sum Of go
thSt they would not, for the space OF six
months. Lead = lcwd and lascivicus life.
DHAwISG roCoNrLrrIoN.-Thc work fC-
pairing the Long Bridge is progressing rap.
idly, and we feel cafe to say that, should
nothing happen to stop those engaged thereat,
this great Improvement will be iInishcd In -
trw days, The south draw was lowered on
Tuesday last for the first time since the work
WAS commenced, and yesterday morning the
superintendent, Major LuhCy, passed over 1t
soWea to- pass over anS s cxpcct Et ."
vehicles will he allowed TO cross the latter
part of next week. The dollhouse, formerly
sitting over the water, parallel with the north
draw, has been removed, and will be erected
st an early day at the extreme northern tcfmi.
nus, on the west side TO its entrance. when
completed this bridge will be in n far better
condition than 1t has been for many years.
ATTEMrr ~ AEsON.-Oh Tuesday night,
some villain mAdc an attempt to burn the
dwelling On Eighth street, near q, occupied
by Mr.. \. l., Settle, u very worthy gentleman,
who, we will here state, is the connecting link
between the ancient and modern style Of
in the printing business, he
being engaged In working hand press IN the
job room Of the Government Printing b'lrr,
the only hand-press now in general use In TINS
city, aud II being used to take proofs OF work
dOLc In that OtiyS. The rascal who cndcayOrCd
to lire his house, piled lot of paper against
the Notwithstanding, and tgnitcd II, but for
tunaiely alter burning u hole about the Bl2e Of
A mans hat, the fire died out. Had II cou-
t.uuCd to burns whOle-sOuled gentleman ght
now, with his family, be homeless.
HAUHAs Courts CAsE.-GCstcrdny morn
ing Vim. J. King was brought out Of Jail on n
of the supreme Count. Nj. King had been
to jail by n magistrate for three
months for malicious mischief, in throwing an
oyster shell through the window Of y MT.
Sim, breaking 1t, and cndanscring the lives of
sim and others. The Court decreed that the
had no Jurisdiction to try and
finally determine such cases, but that the
Criminal Court alone had Jurisdiction to try,
determine and sentence persons found guilty !
VI that class of offences, and Mr.. King was !
Therefore discharged from imprisonment.
CuNSREvAIrvE ARMY AND NAvN UEI.N.--
This association held its regular weekly
meeting At their hall, over a97 Pennsylvania
avenue, last night Joseph II. Bradley, csqr
president IN the chair.
The minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and approved.
\ list Of names of delinquent members was
referred to the Executive Committee to Ic.
port in executive session OF the Union.
Patrick G. BreCn and Timothy Favcy, OF
the Ordnance Department, were elected mem.
hCrs.
The Union, on motion, then went into OK.
CcutiYc session to take action on delinquent
member, tll2 in uumberl and discuss the Imam.
cill affairs Of the association.
sUEPEERIG, ~ TuE LATE FLuuD.-Alr, \.
r.. Perry, treasurer, has received from ali
sources for the MARY Land sufferers, the sum