New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-18

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OFFICIAL MORTUARY REPoRT.-Dr. S. C..
Russell, secretary of the Board of Health,
reports that the whole number of deaths in
this city for the week ending Sunday eve
ming at six o'clock was 1874. The diseases
were as follows:
Two of anemia, , of apoplexy, of bron-
chitis Of burns or scalds, of cancer Of
the breast, 1 of cancer of the liver, of
cholera infantum, of congestion, 3 of con-
gestiOn Of the brain, of congestion of the
lungs, Is of consumption, of commissions
adult, of infantile commissions, of cyan
Osis pulmOnum, Of infantile debility, l of
delirium tremens, of diarrhea 2 of chronic
diarrhea, 2 of drOpsy, l of drOpsy of the
brain, drowned, l of dysentery, l of
chronic dysentery, l of epilepsy, of en-
tero colltis, of erysipeias, l of congestive
fever, l of puerperal fever, 2 of typhoid
fever, ? of CASTRO enteritis, / of govt, of
hemorrhage of the womb, 2 Of heart DIS
ease, of valvular disease of the heart, l
of hopping cough, of inflammation of the
bowels, of Inflammation of the liver, Of
hamilton, of injuries, l of disease of the
kidneys, 2 of lockjaw, 6 of infantile maras-
mus, e of measles, Of meningitis, 2 of
cerebro spinal meningitis, l of old age, of
paralysis, of peritOnitis, / of pericarditis,
of pneumonia, 2 Of premature birth, l of
purpura, of rheumatism, l of spasms of
CLOTHS, 2 of suicide, l of sunstroke, of
teething, of iris nascentium, l of tables
mesenterica, z of tuberculosis, of ulcera-
ton of the navel
Number inferred from public institutions,
10; on certificates of cOrOners, 26; on certi-
fcate of midwives, l. on certificate Of sis
tefs, l. In addition to the above, 10 still
born were reported in the city.
BASE BALL-The Fair Grounds and the
various parks were on Sunday alive with
base ball players. The one creating the
most excitement being played between the
Lone Stars and Crescents, for prize of fifty
dollars, won by the Lone Stars, who made
forty runs while their opponents made none.
The ArlingtOns defeated the Empires by
a score of "a to 20.
A challenge match was played at the
Park between the Morses and the Picayunes
when the latter we're whipped by score of
AZ tor.
The FlOridas were beaten by the Htnas
by a score of 10 to Is.
The first championship game between the
Lottas and Lays, resulted in victory for
the former. ScOre-30 to %.
The Louisianas were defeated by the
Clippers after an interesting eOntest-23 to
30.
The Morgans captured the Lone Stars Jr.,
by count of 10 to II.
The Capitols took trip to the Third Dis
trict for the purpose of playing their first
match with the Forest City,
whom they took into camp by tally of 30
to Q.
Lone Star, Jr., VS.. Florida, "a to II; BOs-
ton vs. Southern, IA to 5; Democrats VS..
japanese, 81 to 8; Fashion VS.. Dolly Var
den, So to 30; Grasshopper VS.. Magnolia, %
to Is.
The Boiler Makers and Finishers, of
Leeds Foundry, played a match game at
Delachaise Grounds for barrel of beer and
the leg of a hog, when the Finishers
whipped the Boiler Makers to the tune of
"a to %.
A close game was played between the
Clippers and Summer Gang, which resulted !
in a tie, each club making 81 runs.