The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-18

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oiympic-Reach I, Malone 4, Robinson .,
Lecch 2; total, 0.
National-shclly /, studley 9, Orsbornc .,
Birdsall 9, candy" Q, "Brown" Q, Joyce .,
Coughlln /; total, 10.
Fly balls misscd-studlcy 3, Brown /,
Force 2, Emmett Q.
Foul balls caught-Blrdsall I, candy" /,
Force I, Malone I.
Foul balls misscd-Birisall I.
Out on bascs-Nationai z times, Olympic
times.
Len on bases National 10 times, olympic
5 times.
Base on called balls--Birdsall aud Robin.
son.
Struck out--Orsborne and studlcy.
Run out-Miller.
Base on crror-Natlonai 4 times, Olympic
IA.
Total bases on hits-National IS, olym.
pic Al.
Home ruus--Force 9, Malone Q, Emmett |.
Balls called-National 20, Olympic IS.
Passed balls-National IL, Olympic 5.
Time OF game-Thrcc hours.
Umpire-L. Bryan, OF the Union base ball
club.
Scorers-Mcssrs. Miller aud Potts. o..
The same clubs will contend again on
Saturday, beginning new series OF match
games.
REPUBLICAN MEETING IN GEoRGETows.-
The Young Mems Progressive Republican
Club held meeting In Georgetown on Mon
day evening, report Of which was unavold-
ably crowded out Of yesterdays issue.
A resolution was adopted appointing q
committee to select site for hall proposed
TO DO erected for meeting room for the Re-
publcans Of Georgetown. resolution wss
adopted recommending Collins Cruso, a col
| orcd man, and at present one OF the guards
at the jail, to the position Of postmaster Of
the town. A preamble and resolutions were
proposed and adopted urging upon all true
Republicans here and elsewhere to more
firmly unite together for the purpose Of car
| rying out the principles OF true Republican
ism as laid down by the Chicago Conyen-
ton; condemning the action Of every col
ored man In the States Of Virginia and Ten
| nesscc who voted the Conservative ticket at
the last ele,tion, thereby endorsing the prln-
ciples OF Democracy; and placing In power
over them their OLD siaVe-masters, ana set
ing iorh "that inc views Oh rresident
Grant on the state oil auairs IN MISSISSIPPI,
as lately declared 10 an interview with Gen.
Tarbell, Of Mississippi, and other prominent
| Republicans, are sound and salts factory, and
entltle him to the confidence Of every true
hcPuohcan throughout tne entirc country
ana tnat we again nan nun as our grea,
enlei, worthy successor OF tue immottal
Washington anu L,nco'n, anu worthy OF Tue
Lincoln, the Savior, and Grant, the De-
lender oil MS Country" After addresses
from Messrs. Bell, Hine and others, the
meeting adjourned.
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tnlS hssoela'on vas ne'u w nraucs on,on
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eSenihg, tue pres'deh'' A. NJ hangover IN
tue gs enam. ,,, .,,,,
ine eo'hh,tcc npPon'cu W eohler WIN
the several railroaa companies 10 regard 70
procuring tickets lot onioans VINO may &C.
sire 70 go nome 70 VOC, maze partial re-
porl ana were continued.
Inc fresident announced the borrowing
gentlemen as the executive eommittee, VIZ;
.. M. McGrew, b. T.. moore, :. Y. wet
more, L. l.. Aooott, W. y, stetson.
the committee appointed for the purpose,
Iavoring q proposition 70 unite Win otner
state associations In hitting up suitable
room as reading room, and also for regular
meetings.,
ouuge hoar, president Oh INC Illinois state
hssociauon, VINO was present, stated tha'
t1ey have rented room, No. $40 street,
where the members meet 70 read the news,
|
, sixteen additional members signed the
constitution;
huJourhed'
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, hor, a 1891 -, ~. 1900 ,.as,..S.,,
mar,ino a, ,ho hnra, ,'a..ar oS 49, W.
q 70 bav tn" " IN III nossos.,on ho..n
Lees ,vos s,o,oo S.n,,, y, Son, 49, %
IRA horso vs. ,aton 80 ihs Cartrsi a,arJ
bonse a. were he eccnser and ths accn.eJ
From Tho bcarine hcfore .insiIce Uarnep II
appears that Cisneey LOST his horse as
stated above and ms moi aeon him mill
ycsterdav, when Ucrhcrt otfercd thc animal
for sale A. The ba zaar. Uerbert,s storv i. h
the effect that he bouobt The borso and n,iJ
for il, and can prove from whom he pur.
tunlty. Justice Uarner ordered thai Tho bprso
and Herbert he held until to-morrows when
final hearing will be- had In the case
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DErnEpArroys ny sIspIAss.n Ycstcr.
day morning one Of tho Iittie carrier hovs
during The deliyery Of tho ever. nonnlar H,
/, PUBLICAN, was oyertaken by one OF The "in.
dians' alluded to In our last issue and
which Latter threat ,So",% ngs,S Hau "uo
, exeen,ad Saa i, nn, hoon ~ ,e ~.
of our inteil,aent oa..i.'. u"r ro,,oain ~ ~
: can. and exbibItiny to The aston,shsds 10 n ~
ortbe sIninnr = lad shnr, 81 a oro,' =, y,
2 cicnt IN bs "nuiled nv the zoo, > H.Ssans
dcnartcd to,t,na s.hiyy ,niur y and noou",.
, inr divers erusTties 10 Tour renorter S% 70,
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town the dav nrcvioms va ,mne,iod hn ia y
= waterU Of ~, most heat,na dascrin,,o1 NV
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=, bacon narchan, 81 Ro,,Ir'nro 80
rested in the Csnt,s maplst ye.,., r so
SAILING his mercbo ndIss wItho,t Iiconsn
appears .nat SNYDER, VINO mas an es'ao ,,.
,no .h ~ nai',"9le, 70 :" sn9 haot VI sc,iint
nlling the same when he returned home