The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-27

Bors IN BLUB.-A meeting OF the Boys In
,luc was held last evening al Union League
Iall, the president, General A. A. Grant, In
he chair; Mr.. W. s. Fletcher, secretary.
The president announced the death Of
'olohel James Green, and, on motion, q
esolutions OF respect to his memory, and
hey reported the following; which were
dopted;
Whereas II hss pleased Almighty Col, In !
HIS benehcent wisdom, to call from US and !
rom earth our friend and comrsde, COLO. |
rel James Green, late commander 9th regi. |
nent Boys 10 Blue and whereas In the |
ieath Of Colovel Green this Organization has |
lost one OF its most devoted men.bers-our
Resoiped, That while we bow % meek sub.
mission to the DEGREES Of Him who "doeth all
things we'll" we minglc our tears and sorrows
with the family OF the deceased, and extend
to them our sympathy In this treat niitctiou.
Resolved, That the members Of this orgsniE,-
ton, In testimony Of the high esteem In which
mourning for the period Of thirty days.
Resolved, That the members ofthis orgsnir,-
tion, as far az practicable, attend his funeral
ReioiUtd, This. copy of these resolution, be
published In the papers OF this city and =
copy transmitted to the family OF the de-
ceased.
After appropriate addresses by several
members, on motion, the Organization, out
OF respect to the memory OF the deceased,
adjourned.
PoLtcr ISTELLIgESCE.-Jerem Lynch,
charged with assault and battery on Phillip
Kraft, was required by Justice Wall to give
security for court.
Sarah J. Beckman, Sarah Beckman and
Francis Lane, colorcd, were arrested for dis
orderly conduct, and Justice Hyde fined the
trio % each.
For the same offence Nancy Jones aud E.
Brewster were aggregatcly fined % by Justice
Harper.
jeremiah Costello was fined Z! by Justice
Schmidt for running his cart without num-
Der.
Daniel Cassell was fined IS for permitting
his dog to 20 at large without q muzzlc.
The dog was also ordered to be killed.
Charles Miller was fined In q like sum FOR
allowing his dog TO run at large.
Thomas Wilson, for the larceny Of s27.l2
from Charles +. Boyden, was sent to jail for
court by Justice Schmidt.
Andrew Ashton, colorcd, for carrying
brass knuckles with which to break peoples
head, was fined $50 by Justice Pearson.
John Dcshiclds, charged with selling
liquor without license, In his barber.shop,
on street near the depot, was fined $40 and
costs by Justice Chlles. Appealed.
John Collins, permitting dog to run at
large without muzzle, was fined S5 and costs
by same justice.
James Connolly, being dlsorderly and pro-
fame, was fined 81 and costs by same justice,
and required to give security to keep the
peace for six months In the sum Of $500.
BASE BALL.-A few friends Of the Olympic
base ball club, Of this city, desiring to show
their appreciation of the successful efforts
OF the nine In upholdlng the honor of the
club In the late contests, have contributed
funds to purchase q new Uniform for the
nine, which will put them on d PAT In per-
sonal appearance with any nine Ia the coun-
try, and there is no doubt but that the club
will strive hard to hold their own In all fu.
ture contests. They will probably appear in
| their new uniform for the first time next
week, In a match game with the the famous
Athletics, OF Philadelphia, on the grounds Of
the Nationals. Future notice Of the match
will be given.
DRowSED.- Barr, a young man
about Is years OF age, residing on G street,
between Twenty.third and Twenty-fourth
streets, was accidentally knocked oil sail
boat, (by the boom,) yesterday morning, at
the foot OF street, aud was drowned. The
body was rescued soon after the sad event.
DIR. Newman was summoned but failed after
repeated efforts to resuscitate life. The
coroner, DIR. Potter, was notified to hold IN
Inquest.
Mr.. LEWIS BLAcKIsToS, formerly with
Messrs. ]. c. Mcclure Il Co., Is established
In the furniture business at 354 Z street, be,
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth, aud Is pre-
pared to do all kinds OF cabinet work, in
Guiding the repairing and packing Of furni-
turc.
The BILLIARD ToURSAMEST.-The time
for the billiard tournament at the Metro,
polltan billiard parlor has been liked for the
Sd OF October next.
JONI X. ARRIsoN, real estate agent, cor
ncr OF First street east aud Pennsy lvania
avenue, has several desirable residences fol
rent.
WEBSTER LODGE, No. I, X. of p, are 10
quested to meet at their hall this afternoon
at l;30 O'Clock to attend the funcrnl OF tn
late John NJ. Lackner.
Sons or Observation-Disclosures of Pionce
Council No. sNus OF JOnadab, vii. fin,
l tn important notice In our advertising col
/ umns.
Mr.. j. RUSSELL BARR offers for sale th,
valuable property where he resides, on
northeast corner of VI aud Eleventh streets
Mr.. JOSEPH ii. SHAFFIELD announces thai
Glymont will not be rented for cclorcd ex
cursions.