The national Republican., 1869-06-29
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oipG"i.:: oiSapis' 49,. G6cs66 S--is
Fly catches-waterman 8, G. Wright g,
IL. Wright 3, Meyey Q, Leonard 1, Allison
!, Brainsrd LIE. Wood ., Reach 9, Force
l, Robinson 1, Malone Is.
Foul bound catches-Malone 9, Billings J,
Robinson IA.
2 sS.o!t snt out BY ss Gould ., Waterman 2, Movey
Base play-Assistcd BY sweasy s, Water
man Q, 9. Wright 5, Brainard ., Gould /,
Put out by Emmett la, Billings I, Malone
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Out on fouls-ciuclnnatl 5, Olympic a. -.
Left on bases-Cincinnat 4, Olympic 9.
double Plays-Cincinnatl Q, Olympic 1.
Triple plays-Olympic 1.
Home runs-G. Wright I.
Bases on called balls-Circlnnati 1,
Bases on hits-Cinclnnati II, Olympic 4.
Called Balls-Brainard 0, Leech IL.
Passed balls-Allisou /, Malone Q.
Time OF game, hours and 10 minutes.
club. '''''
Scorers, Mcssrs. Hurley and Milley.
Inc game throughout was very pleasant
and interesting, aud had 10 not been for tho
lnaecent conduct OF "the hlssers," some Of
whom arc known to our repoi Ter, and were
given credit for more sense, the occasion
would have passed without a single annoy
ing incident.
The Western boys, since their advent in
this city, have conducted themselves as per-
feet gentlemen, and have mcritcd the kind
nesses and eourtcsics shown them by the
Washingtonians. They left the city at n inc
o'clock last evening, aud will play the Baltic
club, OF wheeling, ,WestVirginia, tomorrow.
In this game, with the exception Of the
mutual game in New York, the score of tbc
Cincinnati Club Is the smallest one thew
have made during their trip.
Inc fastlme Club, Of Baltimore, and the
olympic, OF this city, play match game to-
DAY on the grounds of the National Club, at
Ji3o p m. An exciting game Is anticipated.
BILL IMPOSING TAXES ron 1s69.-In the
Board OF Aldermen, last evening, Mr.. Con-
molly, OF the Third ward, chairman of the
Committee on Finance, offered q bill impos.
ing taxes for the year 1869, which at tho
close OF the session were reported upon IA
vorably by the committee, and motion was
MADE that II be passed. Objections were
made, and the motion to consider was lost,
Inc Dill provides for the leyying of a tax
al the rate OF 05 cents on every SlCO of the
assessed value of all real and personal prop
erty In the city of Washington; of ali stock
which may be owned by any person whom
soever in any banking, incorporated, or un.
incorporated company, all lands and MOI :
and every description Of property in wash
lngton, or which may he owned or held t'v
the Inhabitants Thereof according to tho
assessment and valuation Of the saU. a os
sCrs. hsocs-
Inc bill also provides that tax of m
cents be imposed on every 500 of Tho "a.
ssessed amount Of capital employed in the
business OF all private bankers, brokers, and
anoney-lenuers In this city, according to the
~ aient ana return OF the Board of As
enumerated fail or reuse to nav tho toS
levied within thirty days nfter the same shall
nave become due, they shall be fined not ey
ceedlng slO for e-ch and every day he or
'hey may so fail or refuse 10 psy said tax.
section five provides that no part of the
act shall be SO construed as to impose n toy
on tho stock Issued by the Corporation. or
upon the bonds of the United States.
section siN enacts that a tax of ten cents
ench ,I snali Oe levied on each 800, to be an
Pled exclusively toward paying The co., r.
lighting the city with gas. Also anos,, m
cents toward paying the exper .ss nf The
Metropolitan policei twenty-f 'ses n =, thS anS
the support OF the public -, -Ne Gs.s ,,a ,o
the colored schools; If hoois, inSluu,hS Snn ny
building OF school-hor cen y cents @ ,ot '.o no
CSn1t'Ste 90 ,hn sinking mnd for tho rodemp,loo
of Congress. = .orized to be issued by act
the SINKING r. ~ the bill Of Mr.. Connolly
the reneraS and is reduced eight cents, and
fund increased eight cents.
rIor ND Army OF THE REPUDLIc-ELec &C.
bi = OF 0FFIcERs.-At the regular assem-
.yof Post No. 2, G. A. R., at their hall,
corner OF Eleventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue, on last evening, Comrade Cutter,
| Post Commander, in the chair.
After the transaction of the regular bust.
| ness Of the Post the following list of officers
were elected for the ensuing term, viz; Post
Commander, ComTade VIM. b. Brown; Sc.
nlor Vice Commander, Comrade Harrison
Dingmani Junior Vice Commander, Com.
rade John Robinson; Adjutant, Conrade C.
W. Hay ward; Sergeant Major, Comrade A.
J.. Gunnlngi Quartermaster, Comrade NJ
Casey; Quartermaster Sergeant, Comrade
IL. Y. Hayden; Chaplain, Comrade Charles
Peck; Officer Of the Day, Comrade +.
Fritz; Officer Of the Guard, Comrade VIM.
Lorlng.
Delegates to department convention -
Comrades III. Dingman, A. J. Cunning and
7. Fix. VIM. b. Brown, post commander.
elect, is also delegate by virtue of his
office.
The Post was visited by Adjutaut Gen.
Battey. The Post is iu quite a flourishing
on its roster.
Post No. 7, at their meeting last night,
elected the following officers; Post Com
mander, J. B. Adams, reelected Senior
| Vice Commander, J. Melville Armstrong;
Junior Vice Commander, j. r. Bolton
! AdJutant, Geo. II. Corey; Qaartermaster,
NJ. V. Ilottel Chaplain, Wilson n. Fuller;
Surgeon, W. II. Colklelscri o. D., Jas. b.
| O'Brien; o. g., Z. J. Durall Sergeant
Major, I. NJ. Sullivan; Quarterrnaster Ser.
| geant, Robert Burns.
/ Council Of fadministratlon-J.B B. Adams,
j. Melville Armstrong, George II. Corey,
John Armstrong and W. II. Colklciser.
ALARM OF FIRE.-Some roofers engaged
on house adjoining the corner OF Eleventh
and X streets were last evening burning
some old felt on the street, which naturally
! produced good deal Of smoke. Mr.. Thos.
Elwood, foreman Of Union Engine No. l.
supposng that where there was smoke there
must be some fire, struck box ~, Fifteenth
and X streets, thus making the down en-
gines pass four blocks out of the way 10
reach the fire. The alarm should have been
struck from box ", corner of Twelfth and
| J streets.
REPAIRING TUNsEL.-Tho large tunnel
} on the conduit road near Brooks farm,
through which the Potomac water passes to
resc ch the District, having been out of use
| for b1me six months, ocCasloned BY break,
Is nov being repaired aud archda with brick
eight feet in the clear. The work will be
completed in about nine months, and Col. 7,
samo, engineer If the watcr-works, has ap-
pointed Mr. Francis Reside, of this city, 10
supcrlntcnd the work.
DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED CuIzLS.-Mr.
George Stephens, for many years one Of our
most popular steamboat men, aud for some
years past mate Of the Aqua creek mail
steamer keyport, died yesterday morning,
after brief illness, at lie residence, corner
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