The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-23

a L. nj
ny. .,a,,aa ~, ss.ae ~. r S gvspS ary now TN
Pa ,eu w s.o uo nuo n .
ovos .h,ch ,Sos y.t,, on, y, snc u0poS
'' III. annaa,s, 'osouusn " psss. .n,,,
s s,', ~ -. .. yosse,usy nao VIZ onI
T., ,hapr Sao III oV y, mus "nu '"'''''
>" r rre" vevons hst eos ,, =,
Ine neu.cnan,s OF ponce appeared pc
.U,., ~. ~ yays IaNns IN. an
s ny n, ~. suc puIpose on I9caung Wy
houses o. il,iame In tneir several precincts,
nan.o a, p'op ,,' W., p.ooauy WI
- oN W Puohsn o'rec'otJ ior 'no ne
congress;
oonu Ely sue Nooors Lec nero yoin's
"" Tho So 'v n s,o A .naiket ,egua iUm h,s
Ihomas oreen, charged with keeping n,s
restaurant open on sunday, was fined w
oy Justice harper, upon winch the accusou
TOOK an appeal. A..
Joseph France paid 70 Justice Chate INC
sum OF soo Ior sellng lo,.efy poncy ueNer.
kiehasd ware solored' was hned VI oy
justice iIlslor Pluyhg oau on tne suee'
oonn ronuIoy' evlorou, was nncu "a ~
assauting Anna Jackson, ana gave security
w neep 'uu poaeo 20 ~ =. m,v o
for disturbing public school.
James Clark, colored, was sent to jail for
petit larceny.
There appears 10 10 prowllng gang Of
thieves, who delight In robblng new houses
OF all the lead and copper pipe 10 be found
therein. House 5i3 steet, between Second
and Third streets, has been entered twice
lately, aud robbed Of the gas fixtures, and a
day or two since n new house near the
Northern Liberties market suffered from the
same cause.
Mr.. Ambrose Lynch, residing on Fourth
street east, states that he killed q mad dog
on Thursday.
The Long bridge, under the supcrlntend-
cnce Of Col. Lubcy, has been placed In n
thorough state OF repair.
Messrs. Green & Williams have sold lot
10, In subdivision OF square 07I, located
near the navy yard, for 1900, TO Joseph
Prater.
Mr.. George @. Cammack, Of the @. A. R.,
who disappeared some days since, has turned
up safe aud sound.
The horses attached to street car fell In
a ditch near d street south yesterday, but
were rescued without damage.
Al the last meeting OF the East Capitol
Building Association money was advanced
on ffeen shares OF stock at an average OF %
per cent.
, M ,
hkLioious.-Ino service AZ tne metnod'st
ffotestant cnurcn, Nln'h street, VIII % OF
unusual lnterest tomorrow, ooth morning
ana evening, as we near that 10 INC lhten-
t,on OF the pastor OF mat ehurch, hev, Ut.
Drinknouso, 70 ucnYe, dscouIse On ing
way OF Lille, parueulariy addressed 70 mn
dels, skeptlcs, caviliefs, &c; IN view Of inc
recent meetinBs OF tue rniosopnical by-
eoum, tnese ulscourses VIII no uouo' prove
exeeedingly interesting. ,
Rev MT. farson, OF tue 1ettysourg semi.
nary, and who so acceptaoiy nlled the pulpit
OF the Eleyenth-street Lutheran cnurch our
ny .ne pastor summer reccss, cutters uPon
MS autes 70 morrow as assistant OF rev. Mr.
Butter. h' ,ei to,moirow ne 70 preach 10
.he Oapltoi hn' enaPer ,egulniy gu eaooatn
AZ night, tue pastor preach'ng IN o. rauls
10 tne morning anu inc memorial GhaPel
capitol niil chapel tomorrow morning. -
Inc jubilee week opens tomorrow IN 81.
Aloysins church: Al the IL O'Clock Mass
rev. father McGuire, OF Georgetown Col.
lege, VIII prcach the opening sermon, ana
tne celeorated Dr; v Connor, late bishop Of
riusonrg, "a, VIII preach At Nespers, at Z
O'CLOCK, p. IN, lhere VIII DC no O'CLOCK,
p. m, yespers:
Rev. II. H. Walwortn, OF Baltimore, VIII
prcach 10 the Universaiists ~ Metzerott HAN
NJ IL q. IN. and I:3O p IN. seats Tree.
Rev. Mr.. Parsons WIZ preach al 81. raul,s
Lutheran church, corner IL and Eleventh
streets, at ii a. m. and i'3o p. m, and the
Rev Mr. Butter VIII preach AZ the capitol
hiii mission, First street east, AZ II a: m.
ana az the memorial cnurch, corner four-
There will be the usual seryices' at the
Church OF the Ascension, on II street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth streets, morning and
evening.
Rev. DR.. Boynton will preach to the Cen
trail Congregational church at Lincoln Hall,
Y. NJ. G. A. building, tomorrow at the usual
hours. Morning subject: "Thc World Of
fers Its Best Wine First" Evening; " The
Christian Element In Modern Civilization"
NATIONAL BASE BALL CLUB.-Thc Ma
tional club held special meeting last night
for the purpose of clecting officers aud tho
transaction Of private business.
The following officers were elected; Prcsi-
dent, General Eli s. Parker; LIST vice presi-
dent, Hon. John W. Douglas, deputy com
sloner Of internal revenue; % vice president,
Z. Waugh; recording secretary, James Pat
tcrson; corresponding secretary, John d.
| liver; scorer, joseph Y. Potts.
A larger number OF members were present
| than at any previous meeting for months
past, tho boys having determined to pass
again to the front, and occupy the position
they so long held as No. /. From the work
done, and still being continued, the National
nine for the season of 1870 bids fair to
eclipse any they have placed on tho ball
field in seasons past.
PUGILIsrIc.-Charlic Doherty, the Rich
mond aspirapt for pugilistic honors, who was
to have fought Collyer on the 9th instant,
arrived In the city yesterday, aud was being
shown the town by Barney Aaron and other
Ut In this cit yduring next week, upon which
occasion 1t Is probable he will "throw down
the gauntlet" to Collycr, which will be at
once accepted and arrangements made for
a contest. Doherty Is q clean built young
fellow and looks as though he would make
tough customer for Sam.
Last week Barney Aaron waited upon
Billy Edwards, In New York, for the purpose
OF getting on match between Edwards and
Collyer. Although Billy professed himself
on account Of being unable TO IND q hacker.
r, c Q
me EoNdhkssiosAL CEMErEhf.-lhe
iarge Sduitlon 70 tnS eongresslonal cemetery
rom street 10 INC river, embracing some
twenty acres, Is nearly complete 10 grading,
anu tne wnole Is now enclosed Win orlck
wal ana suossahtial ieneing. Inc planting
anu setting out OF shade trees and shruooery