Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-04

IN ever OF the Chicago boys, who made six
runs in the first three innings to the Olympics'
one. The following is the score:
t tSasl d - / f-5 sSS oad 5.s
Nst.r,,sn; E-9 Trssy, !, f,-.-...--.s
h si:sh 81 s2 . 1Faa@,
irsa.y, 0 ~ E E.;ifi,si,
all, p % rs
Fiy satohe.-AlIi-on ]. Hall 5, swessy l. Thomas
iLLeSS PRs nGisy ill., fegl
Saiyhes n siTkes-AIIi.on J. Bnn cut-Waiermsn
man Mills 5. AIIison ], Nyeasy 5-I2 Assisted by
f"Se T. Water1am 2, BTansrd :? Allison 2; Thomas
!. Hodes l-Iy. Assisted by Wood s. Trcacy / DuTy
6 fcley !, Pinkhar1 5, Hodes ]. Zrtiiein, l. Runs
saIneC-'ly Mpic7 :. Cnicagn5. Tirne Of Rame-TwO
HIs ana twenty Tc minutes scorer--hessrs.
BALTIMORE EADLY FzArs ORR NATIONALS.
The Bait more S-'H Of this morning saws: a
very exciting game Of base ball took place on the
Madison avenue grounds on Saturday afternoon
between the National Club, of Washington, and
TIE newly organized niEc OF the PGstiTae Club,
OF this city. he Latter club won the toSslid sent
their opponents - the bat. and in one. two and
three order. the WashinCt0nians retired without
having made a run. By excellent fielding and
heavy batting the PaStime BOYS managed to
make tWenty-tbree when the seventh inning
closed one for the Nationals, and At the close Of
the game the score stood: Pastime tweTty-nine,
-.
pitcher Oi the PaStime Club, displayed . won
derful command over the ball. and delivered il
with such lightning raEjdity that the Washing
Ton ia; ers were unable 10 make hits.
DR. BCyNToS on THE - SOCIAL EvI."-A
new phase Of the E. social evil" question was
pres yesterday in a sermon preached by
the Rev. &. u. BOyntOn, ID. ID. He started with
The conclusion tnat the movers in this reform
are Christian ladies' He condemned severely
The plan which they have adopted to raise this
class by giving them a. social Justice" He
argues that society has established han er law
which excludes this class from the society of the
vrtuOus, and that no individual or individuals
have any right to bring into society those thus
excluded. That this law is the only protec-
tion which society has, and should be kept
inyiOlate. He woald even increase the odium
which is east upon the fallen. lie Judges
that II Is but right that the woman should
SrTer Tor her crime, while her companion
III shame goes comparatively free, as by nature
and position woman has a greater power
fer good 80 II this power is used for evil
her punish zneslt shOdld be the more severe.
The statement a ELECTED by the visit of ladies
to the places in question in this civ that these
houses are almost entirely supported by mar
TIeS men. and the consequent want of yirtue in
society. he entirely discredited as made under
the spirit Of envy by those who would palIiate
their shameless lie by making US believe that
virtue has hgd from our midst TIE ONLY way
of escape which be offers u the fallen is through
the atom. Tnent OF Christ; Clesnsed from their sin
by His blood. a. We all must be; he would then
receive them INTO scciet- and the church. 4
plan To- carry tie Gospel to these fallen ones he
believed would receive the prayers and encOur-
age me- ut 81 Christians: any movement made
without tins a. it, basis he believed would fail
Dr. foynt0n always treats with ability any
subject lie takes IN, but his discourse Yesterday
struck some of his hearers more in the spirit
of those who brought the ajulterous woman to
Christ Tor punishment than that OF Our Saviour
IN answer 10 Them
PTBLIC SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTY-The
county SchCCl Commissioners held a meeting
or SATURDAY, at which the Committee on Exam,
PlFT foil
carts IS having passed successful examinations:
Andrew F. HID, French Lugenbeel, Clement A.
Peck Joseph CaTmack, Seth 7. Sanford, s. j.
r. Nelson: Bernard Il. ,Ianney, Julia +. York,
Josie + Williams. India A. Wineberger, Alice
H. StDgus. Mr.. Davis presented an estimate
Tor the support of the schools in the comfy
which showed that the expenditures will prOhs-
bly, he Sic,5Jo for the current year. Mr.. Davis
Introduced resolution, which was adopted. re-
curing the - Cretary TO prepare a statement
showing the number of schools in each district
name and SALARIES of teachers, of pupils enroll
cd, average number on rolls, attendance,
amount expended for repairs, fuel and cOntin-
gent expenses. Hr. Douglass offered resOIu-
mon III reference 10 the regulation and govern
ment OF schools. and one numbering schools in
the Seventh district a. follows: Good Hone,
No j; EicntOvn, No. ,; Potomac City, No.
= National Tace-cOurSe, No. 4. Both were re-
1cTr,d Ar. Douglass nominated G.. :. Shaad
as teacher for school No. I; Miss =. =. AbiT for
No =; Mrs. Y. l. Douglass for No. 3; all of
whom were appointed. DIR. Green nominated
ID. & Fountain for the sixth district. Referred.
Board OF PUBLIC WOGKs.-At meeting of
the Board Of Public Works on SATURDAY. The
thlot II the Bureau of Sewers was directed to
report an estimate OF the cost OF CONSTRUCTING a
sewer IA tie alley between and i and 9th and
9Th streets northwest, a requested by Captain
George \. AImeS. Gen. BallOch was directed
10 rel OFT on the necessity Of grading. gTaveling
and paving 18th street. between street and
Virginia az Cnuc, as requested by Mr.. A. Gaddis.
The Secretary was instructed to grant a permit
10 WIN. GuntUn TO rebuild house on Pennsyl-
wanna avenue, between 18th and 18th streets:
and also to G.. L. Cromwell & Son to construct
an AREA III mont OF their store, 1918 Pennsyl-
wanna avenue. The Chief Engineer wasdirected
10 furnish profile grade of T. street northwest,
IL compliance with the request OF j. r. WOllard.
NhO was DESTROYS OF knowing If any change of
grade i contemplated 10y the board. The Su-
1uTt taken away frOm the sewers without DELAY.
The proposals for work which were Opened by
TIE board on Friday last are being classified by
The auditor and chief engineer. This work will
occupy some DAYS. and when completed the
board viii consider them and make the awards
81 Is rot expected this can be done sooner than
early next week.
ROTCH AND TUMBLE FIGHT BETWEEN A
POLICEMAN AND HIS PEISONER-EsfA ErFIy
fHNtShtd.-N tStcrtaN Officer Srr0ot. OF tn 6rst
precinct, Attempted 10 arrest a cOOred d.p.-
RADIO named John Howard. Of Fighting al.ey
WhO TAI. into sianty near bv and caught mn a
hatchot and made several passes with II al the
CffCcr- SmOGt finally captured his game; but
he m2t.c a d6 >ptTatc attempt az resistance. and
got away with the officers baton. SmoOt drew
IlS revolver and fred a couple OF shots. which
had the effect Of bringing Howard 10 "A halt,
when tie tfiCCr recovered his club He then
took Howard TO the stati0n-EOu~e potwitIstand-
ing the Efforts OF the CT, " 20 rescue him. The
tflcCT was badly handled. and was Obliged TO