Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-01
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Condensed Locals.
Several new members were enrolled in Com
pany ID, National Guards, last night.
The pitcher won by the Potomac Boat Climb i'm
their recent contest with the Undne Club of
norfolk, is on exhibition at Galt's jewelry store
The extension TO the Government Printing
once will be ready for occupation on the 10th
inst.
MIR. and Mrs. H. c. Spencer win receive their
friends and the friends of their institution this
evening at the Business College.
our market mems committee TO visit northern
markets were in Philadelphia on Wednesday
They left for New York the same evening
The portraits of former mayors of this city
which have long adorned the walls OF the
Mayors office in the City Hall, have been placed
in the Governors Office.
The new Freedmen's Bank building on Penn
syivan1a avenue, near 18th street, has been
leased by the government, and will be occupied
by the Department Of Justice.
Claims amounting to over $50, 900 were pre-
sented to the auditing commission YESTERDAY,
which swells the amount thus far filed to over
$500 CO., Today, is the last opportunity given
TO file all debts against the old corporation.
One hundred and sixteen marriage licenses
were issued from the clerks office Of the Su-
preme Court Of the District of Columbia in
August, about one-tenth of which were to
colOred persons
A meeting Of republicans was held last night
at Suitland, Prince George county, Md, to
make arrange ments for their primary election
for county officers on Saturday next About 400
were present Speeches were made by Messrs.
Ives. w.
A deaf and dumb colored boy about is years
oid, name unknown, was struck and killed by
an afternoon train on the Washington Branch
b. q y. X. R., midway between Bladensburg
and this city, ON Tuesday last, and the body was
inferred at Bladensburg.
INTERESTING GAME OF BASE BALL-Wask-
in0tGH Beats CAiedgo-Btue Against Waite
Madison avenue was the scene of considerable
activity yesterday afternoon, consequent upon
the playing OF game Of base bah upon the
Madison avenue grounds between two celebrated
clubs, the White Stockings, of Chicago, and the
Olympic Club, ofWashington, d. G. The game
was what is known as an Exhibition, game and
there were about 2, 900 persons in attendance.
The following Are the names and respective posi-
tons of the young men engaged in the game yes
terday: Olympic Club-FOrce, third base; Leon
ard, short stop; Waterman, catcher; Brainard,
pitcher; Mills, first base; Barron, right field:
Hall center field Sweasey, second base; Thomas,
left field. White StOckings-Holles, third base:
Duffy. short stop; Foley, catcher; Wood second
base; Treasey. left field McAltee, first base; Sim
mons, center field; Stearns, right field; Zettlein
pitcher umpire, Mr.. Brennan, OF the Swami
Club; scorers, j. 5. Miller for the Olympic and
Edward Altrater for the White Stockings
The game was called about 3x O'Clock, the
White Stockings being sent to the bat, Duffy
leading of the first inning. The first inning
passed of with but little interest ending with
one run for the White Stockings and none for
the Olympics. The next or second inning was
an exciting one for the friends of the w Washington
club, ending as it did i'm no runs for the Chicago
boys and six for the WashingtOnians. In the
third inning each club made one rum and in the
fourth inning each club made three runs, and a
Ike number IN the 18th. In the sixth inning the
W hite Stockings made two runs and the Oiym-
pics none. The White Stockings seeming t. be
encouraged by their success, in the next inning
the seventh, they made three runs: the Olympics
n aiU int
the White Stockings were unsuccessful, making
no runs; the Olympics made one. The score
now stood 10 for the White Stockings and 16 for
the Oily mpics, and the result OF the next inning
the last, was looked for with much interest. In
this inning the White Stockings made two runs
and the Olympics none, making the score stand
10 1or the Chicago boys and 10 for the WASH
ingtonians, the latter carrying of the palm
Bait Sun, LIST.
MAN INJURED THE GAZING IN OF BaNk.
Yesterday an embankment, at the corner of I'd
rect east and Massachusetts avenue, caved in,
and one of the workmen, Daniel Eggleston, was
caught beneath it and severely Injured DR.
Walsh was notified and attended him Officer
Murphy conveyed him to his residence, corner
sanitary officer Sullivan procured a permit and
had him removed to Providence Hospital.
WHAT Mr. WEST SATs.-Mr. Marcellus West
disclaims 10 us that he has any bloodthirsty or
communist ideas, and says that his presence at
the meeting at Bouldn's church was for pacific
speech last June probably served to give a
wrong impression in regard to his motives on
this occasion.
The PROGRAMME for the open air concert In
the Presidents Grounds tomorrow afternoon is
as folows:-1. Polonaise; 2. Overture, Ball
Mas9ue; 8. Witch Scene and Duo, Macbeth;
T. Waltz, Weiner Bonbons; 8, Caro- and Finale,
Mariana; 6. Cujus Amman, Rosini,s Stabat
Mater; a. Galop The music viii hereafter
commence at p. m
THE BALTIMORE AND PoroNAc RAILRoAp.-
Messrs. Baldwin & Bros, of Philadelphia have
received orders for six fine locomotive engines
with fve-foot driving wheels, for the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad, some Of them to be de-
livered as early in October as possible.
THE COURTB.
POLICE COURT TO-DAY, Judge SaeH-Rachel
Goodall, cursing in Louise alley; fined IS. MARY
entcins Prestturion said she was not guilty az she
did not belong 20 that class; fined S. George
nsd So RaeS Ann S Mn nacssnt Ps
street ined S. Molly Johnson. ehsrSsd with IN in
decent exposure in the smissonisn sfoSnds fin ,
JursK sNrLL SAYS IT WILL BIZ POUND THAT MAR.
| sHAL THOMAS ACCOUNTS ARE CORRECT
thirty days in The weriScase BE was aiso t,Ssa e
aud marshal costs for assault and battery on cot
marked that here was case which iliusrated the he
great defect IN the commitment system, and which
had been syeoped in the Investigation Of The con
OF the raEshsls accounts. This boy will 20 10 mil
f thirty days, and afterwards he should De sent 10
he more q nns'f Police Sn nc o Sansf
hster or not this sentence IL carried out IL Is the
Ard ~Is h rs, The all or wcrkbease authorities
that NE prisoner Is committed In default OF the fine
not .eesunt ns srs e. the The marshal i
Inefeare many snch cases the rec md ana IN bex
are brSIneIy invest gaiedit will be found that the