Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-04
Excursions and Pfenics.

L. t. v.
Lady Morrow Ned France Tom Fields. TrOt-
ting 10 commence at O'Clock prompt.
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Excursions and Pfcnics.
The HaTbinger Will make one more trip this
season 10 OccOquan Falls, leaving tomorrow
at so am. Plenty of time for grabbing, fish
ing and bathing. Refreshments on the boat
Next Sunday the boat Harbinger will 60 to
Stewart wharf.
The City of Washington will leave to-mor
row morning at $50 a IN. and return at 6 m
glVlhg Tour hours ana half at Glymont for
dancing. &c
The Nellie will leave tomorrow morning at
oO'cloek from Congress street bridge. George
town, for the Great Falls. She takes up large
party Oh eacn OF her trips, all OF whom en- Joy
themselves thoroughly. Capt Roe does every
tning In his power to add TO the comfort and
enjoyment OF his passengers.
BASE BALL.-Ine F1azle an Baltimore Yes
terddy-The Baltimore Gazette this morning
says: The game of base ball between the
Worcester Mass and the National wash
lngton, ID. c. at NewingtOn park yesterday
afternoon; ended abruptly with the eighth in.
ming, the National club becoming dissatisfied
with decision OF the umpire and leaving the
ground. The WorceSterS had played eight in
ningS and the National club were at the bat
playing the close of that inning, the score
standing Worcester 1, National /. Three of
the National men were on bases, when, by
good Play ing on the part of the Worcester. or
bad management on the part of the Nationals
all three were put out, OF at least such was the
GeclslOn OF the umpire. The Nationals then
umpire announced the game Won BY the
worcester Club by score OF to 0. There
was considerable excitement occaSiOned by
this action among the eight hundred
spectators. and some diversity OF opinion as to
the correctness of the umpire's decision, the
vast majority, however, coinciding with hlm.
Even among those Who sided with the Ma
tiOnals great Indignation was expressed ar
their refusal To continue the game TO it's close
particularly as they took good care to gobble
up their share of the gate money, and it is
ha 70,
secure in this city at any game in which they
may engage, a respectable number of Specta
tors: Alter having selected an umpire. it was
II not absolutely dishonest very much like
child,s play to get in a huff at his rulings and
60 on, leaving game unplayed that an au-
dienee had paid TO see played"
BANKERS BEAT THE LAWYERS.
The game for the benefit of the yellow fever
sufferers, played yesterday afternoon by mines
composed OF lawyers and bankers, attracted
large crowd. Despite the fun poked at both
sides by the spectators, it was pretty fair
game. lie bankers were victorious, scoring
IL runs to the lawyers TO-
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
Alexander Scott and Alice V. Skippon; F. j.
Heiberger, Jr., and Mary w. Marin John p
Waite, of Baltimore, Md, and Augusta A
%er and Oh ANNIE NJ Tnyy Gssa apsSo w
Javins, of Fairfax county, Va. aud Mary Ann
TAYLOR; john Birrsn and Lewellyn Virginia
Bradheld; VIM. I. LawtOu and Electa -
Grant; Daniel Waters and Elsie Mason Hen
Nigel, OF Georgetown, ID. c.. and Mary E.
Clark, OF WestmOreland county, Va: VIM
IOyejOy and Joanna keefe: Edward E. HoI
man, OF Holly Springs. Miss. and Marion A.
Bowen; L. +. Lanham and Sarah nj. Talbert
of Prince George county, Md; Richard Cook
and Annie Thomas; w. A. Merritt and Alene
T. Merritt.
FIVE CHILDREN AT BIRTH.-The residents
oil the vicinity OF BladenSburg (once a pros
porous town. were yesterday greatly reiOiced
at the indications of a return TO prosperity,
Mrs: Cassidy, the wife of one of the employees
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, residing
between that place and the Highlands, having
given birth 20 We fine healthy children (three
girls and two boys the previous night. At
last accounts they We're all alive and doing
well, as also the mother.
WE HAVE the largest assortment and the
cheapest dry goods IN Washington Black
alpaca, splendid quality, Is; black cashmere.
pure wool, 80; cOlOred cashmereS, pure wool
50; blankets pure wool, $3.50; waterproof
bridal quilts, just arrived, only $50; bieached
cotton, one yard and half wide very good
quality, IL: splendid sheeting cotton, 25. and
the very best bed ticking, p. Carriers, Mar
ket Space.-AdUt.
RESCUE OF A PRISONER BY NEGRO MOE
Yesterday afternoon fight occurred at the
corner Of 4th street and Massachusetts, avenue
northwest, among mob OF colOred men, in
which Sergeant Milstead got handled very
roughly in attempting to arrest George Price
the others taking. the prisoner away. Other
officers came to the rescue of Milstead, and
George WOrmley, Sam. Butler and George
Price were arrested.
A CADET RISG.'-LaSt night Officer John
A Bryan arrested a colOred girl named Eliza
johnson 10 the act OF Offering a valuable gold
ring Tor sale for a small price, at spawn shop
ne rlng Is what Is known as a cadet ring
neaVy gold, With blOodstone ser, and inside Is
=. .. M ~" Ii is at the Sth precinct station
house ~
CARPETS, CARPETS CARPETs-One hundred
ToiiS OF new carpets Brussels from e ceuts
ingram, from - g, So %, -, 81 cents. Gotta e
carpets, . and -; Henitian carpets Ali widfhS
OilciothS, all widths; Nottingham laces Tow,
sons, ts36 Pennsylvania avenue sOuth Sid
rear TN Street.-AdCt.
ALL IN WANT of dry goods and Garnet,
should notice advertisement of I. N Nan
daiI.-Adct.
THE ROMANCE AND REALITY OF Poor
YOUNG Manned Orleans, La, July 49, 1875
The undersigned certifeS that he held for col
lection for account of j. H. Hill, through ia
son Wilson, Marion, Ind, and Fletcher
Tharp, Indianapolis, Ind, whole ticket No
49,, single number lottery. in the LouiSian;
state Lottery company, which drew the frs
Sapltai prize OF $4,000 on Tuesday, July9, 1878
sAid ticket cost two (2) dollars. Sent to M
Dauphln, z. U. box 692, at New Orleans. ant
that the amount was promptly paid on presen
Exeh. X Dis. C. La State Bank of n Orleans
The above relates to the drawing aud paw
ment oil the nrst capital prize ON the SECOND