The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-26

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leaving their names AID address a. this emc"
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LOCAL, DEpARTMEN
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BASE bALL'-A very Interesting and ex-
e,ung game OF oase Dali was playea on
wednesday, august 70, lsos, on inc sencr-
son grouhus, nonumentai Lot, ootWcen the
hrst nine OF Tue mixeu SOCKS Soroighton)
and the racine oase Dali cup. nest os.t,ng
aud catching was done oy burch, Johnny,
Guy, Genning, retetsen, Horace and hey
nolds, o., the "Mixed SOCKS, and Newman,
sterns, shuster, Hoover aud Alexander, OF
the Paclhc base ball club, which resulted In
favor OF the "Mlxed Socks" by score OF 81
to "a; seven innings.
Runs made In each innings;
laaas
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Fly catches-"Mixed Socks, Doyle, !,
Johnny ., Genniug j, Petersen l, Horace =,
snyder ., total 0.
Fly catches-Pacihc, Newman l, Moore !,
sterns l, Wsllach !, total =.
Fly missed-"Mtxed Socks" Doyle j,
Johnny I, Petersen !, total 8. a.,
Fly missed-Pacifc, Moore ], sterns !,
Wallach l, total 8.
Home runs-"Mixed Socks, Johnuyl
Home runs-PaclHc, Stems 9.
Umpire, Mr.. Thomas Cridler.
Scorers, Messrs. Edward ]. Mckenua and
Johnny, Of the Mixed socks."
KNour. on PyrHIAs.-Tbe Grand Lodge
Of the District of Columbia held an adj
Iourned seasIon on Tuesday evening. at their
hall. corner of Seventh and ID streets. when
the following officers were elected to serve
the unexpirea term ending January, 1870:
Grand cbanceiIor. John w. Thompson, vice
grand chancellor, Richard Goodhart, grand
banker. j, r, N, Curtin; grand recording aud
correspondine scribe, Fred. @. Calvert; grand
guide. John ", BRADBURY.
The report OF the committee on laws and
supervision, In relation to furnishing subor-
dinatr, with by-lavs, was received aud
adopted.
The following nominations were made for
the ensuing year: For grand chancellor,
Richard Goodhart, Fred. q. Calvert, W. T.
Garrett. r, A. Bassford, For vice grand
chancellor, Alex. Campbell, John Dsugh-
ton, W. +. wilbourne, Richard Emmops,
and John II. Darpe. Grand scribe. =. a,
Calvert. r. Emmons. John II. Darue. b. Har-
Ian, and II, II. Ham. Grand banker, Sam
mel Langley. Samuel C. Palmer. (,eorge Z,
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Nrv Opn.StzIrtox-BoAR HOUSE,
Krrprps, PRoTEcrIvE JSIoS,-In view Of
tho ssh ard times. high repts. and deception
praeticcd on bolrdjng house keepers,n saw
pnmber Of widow ladies who feed he multi
tnde. they propose forming themsslyes into
protective union against the many unscru-
nnlous Villains with which the city is now
tItes "a. ahe,e oehs 40 we ,Ss uuo,aa ~,
eseh n ~ .nis Dias'I ~. sne ps i,
ol poo, ooaraing mouse keepsrs, ana 10 y
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sn,i,m 80 $500 AZ 4. AZ W ~ .Siop
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nismant. in ths bp ppds Of courans 1omer
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SERIOUS kccrpySr.-About half mast II
O'clock on Tuesday, morning a bow NAMED
PAM Rosevar. aged about fourteen years
while riding on A wood wagon at the corne
of Finh street west and F street north, fel
from his seat to the stone pavement, iniurinl
him severely about the head, and 1t /
thought fracturipg the skull. Officer Dali,
conveyed the injured lad to the drug store q
Mr.. Sylvester, where DR.. Behrend dresse
yeyed to the rcsidence OF his parents, on II
street. between North CAPITOL and Flrs
street east, and last night he was living In ,
critical condition.
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SEVENTH WARD WoRKrs6MES's Associi
TIos.-A meeting was held In the seyent
ward, at Hyson's Hall, on Tuesday nigh
for the purpose OF effecting more thoroug
organization Of the colored workingmen
order to secure to each other the highei
and fairest standard Of wages and to prote,
their rights. A copy Of the constitution
ferred to q committee as a basis for q cor
stitution for this ward. Amer speeches
Sampson Meter, the chairman Of the meet
Ing, Mr.. Williams, Mr.. Collins and Others
the meeting adjourned.
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SoLoS CoNCLAvE No. |, "SEvEs Wis
MEN," was officially instituted on Tuesda
night according to notice. The ritual OF TIL
Order was first written by DR.. Saunders, 9
Louisiana, In the year lS52, and In the cit
of the secret Orders, and Is now engrafte
In great many States, including Pennsy
vania, New Jersey and Maryland. II
beneficial, free nom all politics or sectariaI
ism, and devoted solely to the benefit Q
mankind. The conclave Just Instituted her
already numbers over thirty members.
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- SIXTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLuB.-Tl
Republicans OF the Sixth ward still keep l
their organization, and on Tuesday mig
bers were admitted. A petition from sever
colored citizens, asking the influence Of Il
club In securing the appointment OF an add
tlonal scavenger, was received, but not acte
upon. Miles Sweeny was recommended 70
q position In the navy yard, aud speechC
wpre mazda Inv MesRrs. SNYDER. Hughei