Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-14
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rraIker, ISL o...4 Z Ohism, p........3 0
| Fletcher, p.......6 8 Slater. 81 b......3
nooges, r. f.......2 Troxel, r. f......3 I
fat'en, L. f.......3 q Edwards, l. f....2
| .... Smith, LIST b......4
q 80 q
ias4 e7ss
EE mn,Ts gls-ss
Fly Catches-Wright, 4; Parker, .; Thor
| mere, .; Beach, l. Oswald, 3; Lake, /; Chism,
Flys Missed-Patten, I; Thornette. 1; Beacn.
| 1: Oswald, .; Lake. 1; Troxell, T. Edwards, 2
Fouls Caught-Berthrong, 9; Thornette, g.
| Fouls Missed-Bertbrong 1: Thornette. 9.
Out on Bases-National IL times. Empire IL
| times
Left on twice. Empire three
times.
Struck Out-Chism twice
Baiis Cailed-Fletcher, "a; ChIsm, ~.
Passed Balls-Berthrong, T. Thornetfe,4
Home Rups-Wright 1.
Double Plays-Ewards and Beach, 3; Parker
and Fletcher. I; Norton and Parker, l..
Bases on Called Balls-Ewards, Oswald,
Time of Game-Two hours and twenty
minutes.
Umpire-tGharles T. Yoder, Capitol Club
Scorers-Messrs. Courtney and Potts.
match game was played between the
Olympic and Interior Clubs yesterday, at half.
past three O'Clock. on the grounds, 18th ana q
streets, resulting in the favor of the former by
score of 40 to runs -.-
The Pastime Club, Of Richmond, will start
on sunday morning. the 18th instant, by the
where they will play the following matches
Monday, 10th, " It'll Maryland club; Tuesday,
l7th: with Pastime club Returning, will play
the Nationals, of Washington, on Wednesday,
18th the Old Dominions, of Alexandria On
Thursday, 10Th: and the Warrington club, of
Warrington, Friday, Goth returning to Rich
mond Saturday, 2lst.
a letter has been received from the GA inlet.
lc' Base Ball Club by the Cores pom ding Sec
retary of the Jefferson Base Ball Club, asking
the latter to release them fro N the engagement
to play their game on the Odd of this month,
that day being one of the four on which the
''Atlantic," of New York desire pia wing the
Srates.
Our young friends having willingly given
way TO the "Atlantic' Will not leave here until
monday morning, Sept. 23d, reaching Phila-
delphia ID time to witness the "Creat Match
OF the season. and intend playing the ssAthiet.
lc' on Tuesday, the oath, the "Keystone" Wed
nesdey, 25th, 30 uaker CITY" Thursday, goth
OF September.
While the Jefferson does not expect to gain
victory during the series they hope to merit
some admiration, las amateurs) And after
considering the size and weight OF their nine,
all being remarkably small, we believe their
most sanguine hopes will be realized.
A telegram has Just hsen received in this
city stating that the Irvirgton Club, Of New
the grounds OF the latter, or Tuesday after
noon next, at haIt-past2 O'Clock.
HANDSOME BLOCK OF BUILDINss-That
section OF the city known as East Capitol Hill
Is undergoing rapid improvements and will
sooE afford unsurpassed Inducements for resi-.
dents 10 locate in. row of twelve hand.
some brick tenements are now about being
completed on First street, between and @,
southwest OF the Capitol, six of which are
owned by Moses Kelly, three by Alexander r.
Shepbard, two by Charles Just. and one by
Senator Patterson, of New Hampshire. The
last named gentlemen purchased his house
from Mr. Sheppard while the building has
been In course Of erection. These tenemen.s
Just, the contractor, and ready for occupancy
about the 1st OF November. The whole row
VIII have front height OF three stories and
basement, With two stories in the rear to all
save the teHements at each corner. which have
regular height OF three stories. The two end
buildings contain twelve rooms, with the main
street entrances on b and q streets while the
otner ten renements have ten rooms each
Zach tenement fronts eighteen feet, running
back thlrty.two feet, and are supplied with
marble mantle pieces, water closets, gas, bath
rooms, speaking tubes &c. besides which the
whole premises are drained BY a twelve inch
sewer. that carries the drainage to natural
water course about half a mile distant. The
buildings have been put up OF the very hes
pressed brick, with marble front window.
heads and stills, marble door steps, and hand.
some Cerintbian cornice. Ali the windows
with every convenience-such as cooking
ranges, hot ana cold water, servants accom-
modatoDs, DC.
As above stated, MIR. Charles Just Is the con-
tractor and part owner. The carpenter work
was done by him, the brick work by Conradis
q Wals.rom, plas,erer's work by Stewart &c
and painting by Walter & Hendricks. When
finished, the whole cost. including purchase
OF ground, will reach about eighty two thou.
sand dollars. All concerned in the erection of
these fSnQmpnfS fhoir r-nrtpi
highly creditabe manner.
THE HEALTH REPoRT.-Jhe r erort OF DIR
George n. Dove, Secretary OF the Board OF
Health, for the month OF August, shows the
total number OF deaths during the month,
although exceeding that of July By %. to be
small when COMPARED to the population. 1t
will be noticed that nearly one.fourth Of the
deaths are Of children. Of cholera infantum.
The report is as follows:
OFFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF HEALTHY
WARRINGTON. d. c., Sept. II, 1867
Report Of lnterments in the CITY Of Washington
for the Month ending august 81, 1867
Cduses-Accident, (by faiI.) /; accident,
drowning, 1: apoplexy. 9; asthma, 1; cancer,
lntan'um. 81; congestive chilis. l. congestion
of brain, 1: congestion Of kidney, 1; congestion
OF lungs; q consumption, s.; consumption,
bowels, l; Continued fever, 1; commissions, 1;
convuis puerperal, i: cyanosis, 1; debility /:
debility. general, 3, diarrhea, g. diptheritis. l;
ddysentery, S; dysentery, acute, g. erysipelas, 1;
l. a, L.
Inflammation, bowels, 4; inflammation, brain,
]; Inflammation, liver, 1; malacia stomach, 1;
marasmus. L; meaningless, l: old age, 4: paral.
ysis, 2: still born. 3; suicide, (drowntng,) 1;
teething, 4; thrush, l; Tuberculosis, 9: typhoid
fever 10; uterine disease, 1; unknown, 1; want
OF development, l; water on brain, 8; not re-
ported, Z. Total, 142.
Sez.-Males, a. females, IS; not reported, A.
42 Color.-White, los; colored, 80; not report.
ed,2-l42.
Condition.-Married, u; single. es; widower.
l. widows, H. adults not reported, s-l42. Ma.
tirity.-United States. 90; Ireland, 7; Germany,
]; England, I: Italy, 1; not reported, 3O-1s2,
The above report. bassd upon oficial returns
received at this office from nearly all the I'M
dertakers In the city, II believed to be essen.
TALLY correct There are yet three undertakers
who have failed to comply with the law re.
curing them TO send In their returns BY the
10th of the month; but as their business Is in.
considerable. it is thought that the result has
not been materially affected. These returns do
not embrace the number Of deaths, &C., occur.
ring In the United States army or Freedmen's
Bureau hospitals in the CITY. ~
g. u DOVE, NJ D..
Secretary OF the Rosrd of Health.
GALT's NEW BUILDIN9.--The Messrs Gait
Bros. jewellers, are having erected on Penn,
sylvapIa avenue, between nth and 18th SITS.
handsome iron front building, which will
add greatly to the appearance and business
I'M portance Of that part of the Ayenua II wfl1