The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-20


N, / p. stthe precinct station. The evidence
being In effect as above stated the police
magistrate fned the offender TWO DOLLARS.
n Inc .GG W thnt he TOOK The benefit Of the
exemption laws OF tho District, left the Office |
ia high slee. Truly Ia the judiciary ION
bust
BAsr BALL-ArnLgrIC vs.. OLTMric, or
wAsHIsGToS.-fh olympic base ball club,
OF Washington, d. c. played mNteh game
Seventeenth and Columbia avenue. The bat.
ting was exceedingly nne on both sides, but
the Athletics were much behind ~ their HELD
ing, especially In the hrst part OF the game.
Had II not been for this the score OF the |
Olympic would have been much smaller. As |
II was, the Athletic came very nearly TO being |
beaten, and II was all owing to their superb |
batting In the uith, sixth and eighth innings
that they wers victorious.
The Athletic presented = rather weak nine
on the field, Cuthbcrt, Fisler, Mcbride and
Fulmer not taking part In the game. Cuth-
bert was on the ground, but refused to play on
account Of some Misunderstanding, ana tul-
mer, IT was rumorci, had rcjoined the olym'
The game began at O'Clock, the Athletic,
going to the bat, and Reach leading of at once
by hitting the ball fair yer the fence TO right
hela, making home run, and showing the
Dlympics what they might expect Radcliffe
aud Myerle followed with runs. Force and X.
Reach scored two runs In this inning for the |
Olympies. In the second inning Reach again
awoke the cheers of the Athletics by a mag.
niucent strike, sending the ball again over the
fence, and making another home run. Heubel, |
Berry, and Radcliffe went out in one, tive, three |
order, aud the Olymptcs followed with three |
runs. Abel was the only Athletic who scored
in the third inning, and the Olymplcs then by
strong batting, aided BY bad fielding, made 10 |
runs, putting the score IL to In tLeir favor,
Ir the fourth Inning the Athletics made 2, And
the Olympics weHt out for round u. Inspired
by this success, the Athletics made 10 runs, In
great part due to the mistakes OF II. Reach At
the second base. But IN the same innin.
Olympics, by frst-elass batting, rolled
runs On the sixth inning the Athletics .
10 again, skunking their opponents, ma. ~
the score Is for the Olympics and p for the
Philadelphisns. The eighth Inning decided
the game, the Athletics ms king ! runs. ~
Hendcrier distinguished himself By spler d
home run, obtained by a clean hit to left T. %.
The Olympics u Ide but .. In the ninth inn ,
the Athletics made four. Sensenderier rent
another ball like lightning to left field, and
made another home run. The Olympics now
had seven runs to make to win, but X. Reach,
Malone, and Billings were the only men who
made runs, and the defeat OF the Washington
club was materially b. 1ught about ly Rad
elite, who caught beautifully a ny tip fresh
RUNS MADEI IN EACH INNING.
2 . 0 ! 0
SiynpI S,.,'''.... $40 as as,
Fly eatehes-Radclifie Il Reach, o. Hedbel, 2
8; Robinson, s. X. Reach, l; Hurley, Il Malone
2-total, li.-Fhiigdeiphfd Inquirer, l9th.
The NATIONAL IRISH REF UnLIoAN AssocIA
TloN.-This association met last evening a
Trades Union Hall, the president, J. ID. O'Con
nell In the chair, James Ryan secretary.
lengthy and interesting report Of the dele
gates TO the convention was read by the chair
man Of the delegation, J. ID. OConnell, an
was unanimously adopted.
The following committees were appointe
for the purpose Of securing members for tn
Organization: Treasury Experimentation,
P.J. Downing, J. ID. OConnell, Richard Gull
han. Interior Department-Major Dillon, ia
BresnahAn. Pension Ofilce-Captains DAM,
McMAhon, Dennis O'Connor, Daniel Grad
Government Printing ONCE - John Rya
ward McManus Third ward, Michael Duff
Fourth ward, John Hickey Fifth ward, Pi
trick Donneiiy; Sixth wara, Richard + age
add Seventh ward, Thos. CArraher.
Mr.. Michael Duffy offered the following
which was adopted
RGsOipcd, That the National Irish Republ
1t is the Intention OF Mr.. Michael DUFFY to q
gsnize local club 10 the Third waru Of thi
Cit, IN this good work the assoeiatio
Col. I. +. Lee, of North Carolina, delivere,
an interesting address, detailing his expert
enee as ap adopted X idlcal citizen Of Nortl
Carolina during the last Ave years. CaptaiI
Dahiei MeMshan, the vice president, also ad
dressed the meeting, after which 1t Aijourne
- meet to-day two weeks
TESTIMONIAL OF EsrIEN.-At noon yester
day the Journeymen caipenteIs employed a
the magnificent Arlington House, now IL
course W o. efestiOn py vi w. oo,cotnn, ejIi
at the office Of the clerk OF the building, 70
the purpose OF presenting 10 Mr.. George ii
ni9ecnt mnr,e.n natcnt.leYcr weteh' a.
taken Of their s.teem Tor Inc Mind and gentl,
manly manner In which he has treated tn
Tba nresaots tion On hehaif nj Tho dnners ~ a
mae mns by N.Y. n o. On SroeK in neat snees,
which was replied to In sppropriatc terms b
.I..a q haa Nafl1 d L. L..
s,ievp sn, roI "a csrnen,crs AMI soms
iaSoreI,. between whom The best pos,i lille fee
ne nrey.'is' and the Sin vesterdsy vas .Iis
wSrtby Of tho iourneymen' az well a. Geservs
Gv The worthy Feeipient'
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