The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-04


throws. McKenna ended the inning, how
ever, by sending one up for Shelley, and the
ball was hold nicely.
Score 10 to H..
The following is our
RESUME OF TUE GAME!
Fox, s s:;...: , g.sss: "!oss s.
Lake, s.s;.......5 ! rainsr, P;....." 81
s BiSi.syyi e. - G..... kiSSfi:cn, aG::s
Elliott" III. ! Henry, l. L....:..2 9
Holly, b....'." ! MssKKss@.r,'SS.h.2 g
williams p...... o dwy"n, r'h......
isi5 ism
Innings. 23i5
N National i.'....."......... az
Len on bascs-Forker /, Shelley /, Elliot
2, Flowers 2. Fulmer .. Alberston 1, Key
stone O.
Clean home runs-Albcrtson /.
Fly catchos-FoX ., Forkor /, Shelley /,
Elliot Q, Holly 2-total s. Dick 4, Fulmer
/, Albertson l, Mcnamara l, Gwynn -
/ total Q.
Foul bound catches-Fox /, Dick 8.
Base playful out by--Fox 3, Forkcr -
Assisted by-Forkcr l, Lake 8, Shelly 8,
lIolly2.
Put outby-woods l, McKenua b-total @.
Assisted by Flowers 3. Woods ,.
Double play by Flowers, Woods and Nc
kcnnu, !.
Fielding errors Nationals, 0; Kcystoncs,
| 10.
Out on Foul Balls Nationals, Z times;
Keystone, . times.
Passed Balls-Forker, 3; Dick, @.
Umpirc-Mr. II. &. Mclean; OF the Olym-
pic base ball club.
Scorcrs-Messrs. Potts and Lecch.
Time of Came hours.
The duties Of umpire were performed In a
crcditablc manner by Mr.. Mclean, and the
game was closely contested throughout, the
errors In fielding being about equal, and
mainly attributable to the slippery condition
Of the ground.
The Eckford club, the champions OF the
United States, will arrive In tho city to-day,
and, If the weather permits, will play the
Nationals to-day and the Oympics TO- NOR
row.
On Saturday morning the Jefferson club,
Of this city, visited Cuipcper court house to
play match game with the Olymplcs Of
that place. game of seven innings re-
suited In favor Of the Joiicrsons by the fol-
lowing score: Jefferson, 20; Olympic, 0. The
visitors were handsomely entertained by the
Virginians. A large crowd witnessed the
game.
The QUESTION of Colon IN PLACEs or
AMUsEMEST-A TEST CAsE.--A case which
will probably test the question Of the validity
of the law lately passed by the City Coun-
ellis In reference to tho admittance of colorcd
persons 10 places OF amusement was made
on Saturday evening last in the following
manner: Three colOrcd men, one of whom,
named Wormley, Is well known In this city,
attended the National Theatre, procured
tickets and proceeded TO the dress circle,
where they took seats. They were soon ap-
preached by one Of the attaches Of the house,
who Informed them that they could not oc-
cupy the seats, and requested them to leave.
This they politely but earnestly refused to
do, and stated that to cause them To depart
! II would be necessary to eject them, and
!, they would not be elected except by q proper
officer. Mr.. Bcnnet, the special officer Of
the theatre was called, and put the parties
out. We hear that legal measures will ut
l once be instituted. The colored men acted
= very firmly yet politely, and seemed to have
l come for the purpose OF being put out. The
money which they had paid at tho box Office
was offered them rs they went out, but they
: refused to receive IL.
: Tue PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUsrEEs.-In con.
| nection with the rumors Of proposed re-
b organization Of the school board there Is q
T report In circulation that Superintendent
Richards Is laboring to procure the removal
= of several members of the board, In order to
get q board In entire sympathy with himself
D IA Orchards Board, as the phrase goes.
We do not credit this report for the reason
, that We believe Superintendent Richards has
= too much sense to desire or expect to get q
board OF wax to be moulded entirely TO his
purposes. 1t would also be In direct eva
sion Of the spirit and purpose of the recent
act Of the Councils defining the duties Of the
superintendent, and which, In placing him
subordinate to the trustees, intended that the
, board should be composed of men of expo
ricnce, capacity and weight of character, who
would be the puppets Of nobody.-Star o.
Saturday.
EVERETT LYCEUM.-This literary organi.
zation met last Saturday evening, and after
the reading Of the minutes, proceeded to the
Inauguration Of the following officers to serve
during the ensuing quarter: W. A. Dumphy,
president; ID. Slnsabaugh, vice president; j.
Il. Farnum, secretary j. Il. Imbrie, treas
ureri s. l.. Barrows, editor of the Everett
Gazette. The following question was ably
discussed; "ReSOlved, That we condemn the
that Texas was out of the Union" The Eve
rett Gazette was read, and Mr.. Dumphy de-
liycrcd an excellent Grafton.
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION
The regular meeting of this association took
place last night at their rooms in Union
&. League Hall. In the absence of the prcsi-
| dcut, (Mr W. G. Fmncy,) DR.. Lockwood
was called 10 the chair. The chairman, In q
! short address, pointed ont the evils of intern
! lcrancc, after which Mr.. John A. Council
delivered an eloquent discourse. Some ex-
ccllcmi music was performed on the piano by
, Mr. Wm' McNall and Miss McNaIl.
{ NAGRANCY.-A batch of colorcd boys,
L ranging In age from 10 to IL years, named
Lewis Dodson, Thornton jackson, william
Holmes, James johnson, James Hawkins,
y John stephenson, Charles Smith. James Ne
c Cafthy and Frank Lewis, were arrested
, about O'Clock yesterday by Officers Breis-
fora ana Jarboc as suspicious persons and
Migrants Justice Pearson required them
d to give security for good behavior.
IS TANNERY At CNIONrOwN.-A number of
capitalists Of this city and UniOntown have
"a formed themselves Into Joint stock COM
v lany Tor the purpose Of establishing a large
= hhhery Al lniOntOwn, near the end of Ana.
COSTA bridge Tho capital stock is $50, 900,
HIl OF which has been subscribed, and In a
n rev days the work Of erecting necessary
c MoSEY SoLD.-At the late meeting OF the
National Union Building Association o., 6Ol
was advanced on forty shares at an average
b OF hfty-four per cent.
BUTTS FALL Doors FOR LADIEs.-Burt's
new styles In great profusion at Cummins'
d extensive establishment, 3i7 Seventh street,
h next to X and Northern Market. n
FOR THE CHEAPEST Gents FurnishIpR
is Goods go to the Original Franc, 49t Seventh
street, bet' D and E. No branch Store. 0