Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-08-09

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scOrers-Cone and Allen.
OLYMPICs VERSUS OLYNPICs-BAITINoRE
AGAINST WAsHINGTON.-T, day the name
sakes Of our blue legs. the crack nine from the
Monumental City, VIII meet our BOYS on their
own grounds, - contend for ball. when it Is to
be hoped the tide OF battle VIII be turned against
My Maryland they having, il will be remem-
rSIeI, VOL 'Le IisJ game oy score OF 10 TO TO-
The Washing On Oily mpicS viii muster in strong
HFOrCe," while the Msrylanders VIII also be
fpn handed Altogether there is no doubt but
that II will be a stubborn aud hotiy contested
game.
Tour OF THE WHITE STCCKINGs.-Thew White
Stocking Baseball Club, who viii start from
Chicago on their second eastern tour on the 24th
instant, " IN play the Oly mpics. of PHILADELPHIA
on the 18th; the Mutuals, in New York on Mon
day, the 18th; the Athletics, in Philadelphia on
wednesday, the Goth; the Nationals, i'm Wash
ID2f IN, on Friday, Sept. ]; the Olympics, in
Washington. tan exhibition game,) on SATURDAY.,
the I'd; the BOstOns, in Boston, on Wednesday,
the 9th; the EckfOIds, in Brookly a, ON Thurs
uay, the 9TH, and then home. The trip involves
seven games, three of them for the rhamnion.
ship, and IT IS expected that the series 18th the
BO tors and Mutuals Will have been ended,
the Athle'.es in Chicago. This programme is
liable 20 alterations 80 as to embrace a game
with the HaymakeIs, in Troy.
AN UNSAFE BCIIDING-Mr. Adolf Clpss Su-
perintendent OF Buildings. y-~terdav visited the
bullcing at The nOIthesst corner OF 9th and +
streets, and found j. N a very uTsafe condition,
owing 70 the fact tLat the labOrers employed in
digging cellar had dug several lcet below the
I9nndauon; a PORTION Of the cellar wall had
already fallen IN consequence, and the whole
building was in a dang rOus condition. Mr.
Cluss Immediately ordered the people in the
adjoining house - vac.-te the prernists and Mr
Hannah, he ON her OF the ursstfe building was
directed 70 employ competent builder, which
ne cld, scouting the services of Baldwin & Bro
"A Substantial fence was then erected around the
prem, Sc, and the property placed in charge of
he Metropolitan police The builders are at
"0Ik to-day undeTPiDning the unsafe building
PATENTS TO wAsHINGToNIANs-T fol-
Low ing patents were i-Sued bv the Patent Office
last week - eitiZens of Washington: For hoist
ing apparatus, 10 joseph Hoffman, Tewksbury,
New Jersey, assignOr of one half of his right to
% H. SweeuaDd, Of WashingtOn; apparatus for
gesnDe dg earbonic acid gas, t. James d.
ODODnell; card envelope to Charles Rowland,
asslgnOr 70 James A. McCrea, Augustus L.
MeCrea and Harry Cox; fog alarm, to Samuel
u, Seoei, QUINCY, Illinois, sssignOr to himself
and George p Este; crOquet arch, to Frederick
NJ Clarke; shoe fastening TO Franklin D. Ford,
New Bedford. Mass, and Elmer ID. Mcintosh
Washington, D. C.; breeeh loading fire arm to
Jane NJ Ma.on; barrel-pitching machine, to
Arthur De Witzeben-
STABLE BCRNRD BY A CHILD.-This morning
at nine O'Clock an alarm was turned in from box
No 3, corner of 18th and streets southeast
caused by the burning Of hay stable belonging
to Thomas T. Clark, ON the corner of i and 18th
streets; damage S3co-nO insurance. The fire.
men we're prompt in attendance and extin-
guIShed the flames The stable is supposed ID
have been set on fire BY Mr.. Clark's hide child
TIVE COMMITTEE ON RAILROADS. OF the House
OF Delegates today had under consideration the
bill 10 aid the Washington and Ohio railroad hv
subscribing % II 900 900 worth of the stock Mr.
Mckenzie. president Of the road, appeared be-
fore the committee and urged the passage Of the
bill.
IxsAsE--oneer Alden, Of the eighth precinct,