The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-13

bltkt VI Nicuuh Ht htttuutu Uh11 IN Tue
morning and put himself under her protec.
Under such a glorious protection his little
troop Of 90, 900 defeated and put to flight the
Ottoman army, which numbered more than
1000 combatants. The city itself was al.
most destroyed by the artillery, and the peo-
pie were obliged to seek shelter In cellars.
Amer this terrible battle the officers Of the
Christians little army surrounded Sobleskl
and shouted "Long live the King" but the
King responded, 1.-THE glory that I have
gained Is very small II is the Saviour whom
you have to thank for this victory"
Therefore, said the reverend father, those
who consecratc themselves to the service oil
the blessed Virgin Mary would there ind
honor which does not consist In perishable
name, but In the everlasting glory to follow
the queen OF angels and form part Of the
court In heaven.
The musical and singing part Of the cere-
monies were, as usual, excellent.
After mass the benediction Of the blessed
sacrament was given.
GARDENERS RIouTs.-Mr. Summers, q
gardener from Giesboro', seeking q market
here by wholesale for his vegetables, on Sat-
urday, drove his team about sunrise Into the
open space In the Centre market, where
others. had before him collected to "ply
their vocation" Not taking q situation TO
suit the vigilant market master, the latter
ordered him into position, which order not
being obeyed with satisfactory alacrity, the
master "went for" him with a policeman
and speedily brought him before his honor,
Justice Harper, at the Central guard house,
who arraigned him for "resisting and OBJ
the aforesaid ''master" In the dis
charge Of his duty. The market master tes-
titled that the defendent, when ordered TO
move, replied by suggesting that the order
should first be given TO the others ahead Of
him, and some wrangling occurring between,
and Summers being In the way Of Others
who might want to enter the yard, the wit
ness had him arrested for the above charge.
On cross-examlnation by Mr.. Hlne, 1t APP
peared that the defendant moved very soon
after the market master left and before the
policeman arrested him, and that no harm
was done. Mr.. Hine argued that officers
should not be too jealous OF their authority,
and that countrymen should be encouraged
to bring their produce 10 our market and not
be harassed by law suits and arrests for trining
or fancled offences. or this
opinion seemed the magistrate, and the case
was dismissed.
the REPUBLICAN, the Nationals will leave
this city on the evening Of the 10th, and will
play the leading clubs Of Philadelphia and
New York while on their tour. They will
also play their return game with the Hay
makers, ONIONS, Of Lansingburg.) Their
as at present arranged, Is as
follows Friday, September II, Keystone, Of
Philadelphia; Saturday, September IS, Ath-
letic, OF Philadelphia Monday, September
20, Haymakers, of. Lanslngburg; Tuesday,
September 81, Mutual, OF New York;
Wednesday, September 90, Eckford, Of
Brooklyn; Thursday, September 23, Allan
tic, Of Brooklyn; Friday, September "a, Orlen-
tai, of New York. From New York the Ma
tlonals 60 to Boston TO play the Lowells and
II Is not yet determined
the club will visit the West. Their
action will be based upon tho movements of
The "Red Stockings" Of Cincinnati, who ex-
pect TO make another tour to the east about
Inc last Of this month.
The Nationals play the Maryland and
Pastime clubs Of Baltimore, on their home
ward trip.
This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the club
play q match game with the JefIersons Of
this city.
DESTRUCTIVE FrRs.-Early on Saturday
u nTC was ulbCONtTtu Tue Uullu-
Ing at the corner Of Seventh and B streets,
by Messrs George W. Goodail,
plumber; Hamilton & Harris, painters, and
Matthew fentou, carpenter. Before the
lanes were cxtirgulshcd the loss amounted
10 $500, Of which Messrs. Hamilton &
Harris lose about 81 200, Mr.. Fenton about
The same, and Mr.. Goodall $500. The
damage to the building Is about q, 900. Mr..
Fenton Is insured for $500, while the other
parties were not insured.
The fire was the work OF an incendiary,
md 1t was rumored on Saturday that 1t was
he work of parties who werc angsred
against Mr.. Goodall, (who Is one Of the FIRE
because he would not use
bis influence to procure tho removal Of the
members Of engine company No. 8, against
whom great pressure 10 being made by
persons who want their places. We hope
he detectives of the Metropolitan police will
axe charge OF this matter and "work 1t
ip."
RETURNED TO MS OwsER.-On the Esd
If last month Mr.. Thomas Bowling had
tolen from his stable In Montgomery county
/ valuable bay horse. Tho next day, Detec-
ives Coomes and Miller arrested a colored
nan, named Henry Williams, at the bazaar
iere, who was endeavorlDg 10 sell horse at
! sum so low as aroused suspicion In the
minds Of the detectives that the animal had
'cen stolen. The horse was placed In pos
ession Of the property clerk, and Williams
ent to Jail, but no one coming forward to
'roye property, accused In couple OF days
vas discharged, and the animal turned over
o him. On Saturday q description Of the
iorse was furnished Mr.. Bowling, who at
nee identified him as his property, when the
nimal was again restored to his possession.
The above-named detectives deserve much
,raise for their success Of late In apprehend-
ng horse-thieves and restoring tho stolen
property to the rightful owners.
RESULT OF CARELEsssEss.-Abou 1;30
'cloek on Saturday afternoon an elderly
ady, named Mosier, while passing along
street north, between Second and Third
treets west, accidentally stepped upon
'lece of watermelon rind, causing her to
all upon the sidewalk, thereby injuring her
eft hip and arm quite seriously. Sergeant
fierce procured n conveyance and had the
Unfortunate lady taken to her residence, on
Sorth Capitol street, between g and ii
trccts, where DR.. Bchrcnd was called In to
ttend TO her injuries. Thoughtless persons
hould abstain from throwing fruit rinds
pom the pavements, as many accidents to
fc and limb result from the practice.
IMPROVEMENTS on COLLEGE HLL.-The
Ulcers Of Howard University have decided
D erect an additional building for the ac-
Of pupils. The building Is to
ontain 215 rooms, besides q large reception
nd drill room, and will be located about 200
ards north Of the college or university
roper. 1t Is contemplated TO finish the new
uiding this fall, If possible.
The splendid new residences of Colonel
.aton, actuary Of the Freedmen's Savings
ank, as we'll as those of General Whlttle- |
~ and Professor Bascom, to the east Of the
University, arc nearly ready for occupancy.
PLEASANT AFFAIR.-The excursion to the |
White House on Saturday evening, by Morn
'g Star Lodge Of Good Templars, was |
leasant affair. The music for the occasion |
as furnished by the Amphion Musical As |
'ciation, which Is composed of some Of the |
,st amateur musicians In the city. The |
,ncing portion Of the party enjoyed them
Ives stripping the light fantastic toe" for |
1 hour at the White House, when they |
rain took the boat for home, arriving at |
,yenth street wharf at 1880 o'clock, all |
eming well satisfied with the excursion.
STEALING A BADY's CARRIAdB.-A oolorod
" named Thos. Goodwin was bad enough
steal an Infants carriage, for which he
rs arrested by County Officer Beall. The
cused was taken to the Second precinct
alton, where he is locked up for hearing
Is morning.
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