The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-25

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Loekitt. Q "Iesiie."e o. I .
| Miiey, c.., 2 Miller. b q
Young, r.i....... / Robinson, l. IT,. 2 :
Peters, p......... 3 Leoeh, p.......... !
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iSNiNes'
| Olympic. $3.50 o ana as
ENeelsior.......n o ? . o 2 Ala
Umpirc-O. l.. Hart, of the Union club.
Scorcrs-Mcssrs. Miller and Hart,
Time of game hours and 20 minutes.
! Left on bases amer clean Lits-Forcc !,
Robinson /.
Clean homo runs-llurlcy >, Force :, Rob
lnson /, Young |.
Fly catchcs-Olympic, Malone 0, Miller Q,
| Hurley and Robinson each; total :. Excel
slor, Lockitt ., Dohrmnn 9, Miller ., D.
| Chaunccy ., Moore l; total Q.
! Foul bound catchCs-Malone 7, Lccch l.,
| Miller 4.
I Base playful out by Miller B, Hurley 2,
Force 9; assisted by Hurley ., Malone g,
Reach ., Force |, Leslie !.
Put out by O. Chaunccy :, Thompson 4,
lockitt 1; assisted by Dohrman 0, Thomp-
! son 9.
Double PLAYS By Hurley and Miller and
Reach and Miller.
Run out-Lcsiic by Thompson and Lockitt.
Outs on foul bals-Olympics z; Excelsior
! II.
Fielding errors-l5 by the Olympics; 90
/ by the Excelsior.
! The game was good one notwlthstand-
| ing the Excelsiors played with four substi-
tutes, and some OF their regulars out OF posi-
ton. The Olymplcs added many friends 10
those which they have already by the
splendid exhibition which they made ycstcr-
day. To-day the Nationals will playa game
with the Excelslors, and the New Workers
have given us their word that they will
| Notinn,ls lila no, col homo ves,rrJay Tbcy
rive nj. mnrnInS Inv Tho cnrIv ,raIn
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,rai vi IT," carics,cS ana rasnI,nJ In Ss,or,
IN tho NuiTrrs-'srprc 10 10 10 Tho Cn,nn.
lila Is n NOW club and us mcrbrrs nrr any
inus 10 have Tho match shnrtIy ,,ieJ oyo~
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I'll t VI uno r,Piu ad'Incy ,i anu .hor
NST,tir"Iy sSoTI snarc nS ti%n nn =, IIc
r',n, o,,in,,;as ,,assod n,, ,Io s,,os .s IL
superior mode OF teaching. hui we weTc moi
nrcnarcd IN t,rS a, hiS a5smu , "H III
pmnsicions in Tho sbanc os ,SiIsrnn e.,
| ciTbt 10 thirteen yenrs az ngc Thcir rnoTi'
edgo of tho theory and aTt of reading nn.ic
Al sight and Tho nerrnrm,rcc an ,ho ,,,ano
~ some of ,he ,ii,lc airis 80 ,ndoo5 49,
nrisInv We also noticed omnns lhe soSoi
nrs two younr gentlemen. now sn,mhrrs or
The Marine Rand who afIer failing bnt .i,,
"na,t,rs, Ias.ors nnder PreSas ss. z 49, - ~,
to play thcIF parts In all OF Its most difficult
pieces. 4 great feature OF his school this
term Is the Juvenile Brass and String
Band" composed OF about twenty little hoys,
and ranging from eight TO fourteen years OF
age, who, with their thorough knowledge OF
solfeggio, find no trouble whatever In master.
ing their instruments, as they have already,
in the short space OF two weeks, played
some very difficult pieces. We arc happy to
sec that the Professors simple yet superior
mode Of teaching Is being duly appreciated,
rs Ills we!l-lilied classes thus carly In the
term, and from all parts OF the city, are
sulllClcit evidence, ana with the rlplllty In
which they are still pouring in, we are of
the opinion the Professor will have soon 10
enlarge his academy.
We call attention to Professor Esputa'
card iu our advertising columns.
TIE FIRE-ALAnM TELEoRAPu.--Therc an.
pears to be something wrong In connection
with the ire-alarm telegraph, as We learn
that the gong at the franklin engine house
has been striking wrong for several days
past. Yesterday afternoon, about O'Clock,
an alarm OF fire was sounded, and the gong
at the above engine house struck box :
Baltimore depot,) and afterwards struck
box w, u street south and seventh street
In response 10 box ~ to the Baltimore depot.
The Franklin having arrived at the depot,
tho lremcn tclegraphcd 10 iire.alarm head
quarters to know where the fire was. lie
was answered that box j, (Twelhh and
'trccts) had been struck, whcreupon the en-
enc immediately proceeded TO that locality
Inc hre was caused ny the burning OF
",," y m, IN W." W.
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Wo ,iuo ha o SrO f., 49, II III
VII ,Soso 'ia,aIns ~ :" eron,n w.
IntS in oiyin,, ,n alarm If 40 ''S"' VI
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