Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-11
SnOrtfnS Notes.

l..
terday, Daisy Dale Won in the 2:2I Class In
three sraight heats; lme 2:2Ol{, 2:211, 2:21.
Monroe CF'ef won IN the 2:21 ciacS- taking the
second. thhd and forth heats, end MUo-e the
INST; lme, 2:191, 2:2O 2;2l 4 2:zl1: In ne e:ai
class, two mile heats, Steve S.axwen won;
tiG1e, 4:4s1S, 40. steve NJ ywell made lie best
tine On record fol- the same distance.
The Columbia Boat club house is sufficiently
completed TO allow the housing OF boats. Tee
barge was put in yesterday evening. The club
caIn0t do much this season, but Will be OF
hand With iuil fqr'pment or boats reyt
spring.
Base ball yesterday: At Chicago, Ill Chics COS,
.: ProF1dtnces, /. AT C1hclpnati, BJstons, 9;
Cncinnatis, 3 AT Cleveland. WOrcesters. 0;
CicTelandS, 5. AT BUnOlo. Tro, D. ), Dutfdis5, 2.
The COlprnbia Rife Clue OF this city Will a.
cept tie challenge for a match WITH the Mary
land Club OF Baltimore.
TIE REMAINS OF Mr.. WIN. SoULE ST1cKNEY,
dif at the Ute agency July goth last, ai,ived
mere ON the last line" train from the west this
morning, IN chfrge OF Capt. Jones, OF the Ma
tCnal Savings Bank. Mr. WI Sttckney. the
father OF the deceased, and q number or his
frIep6s were present at the Il. and p. depot to
meet the remains which were taken in charge
By Lees Sons, undel takers, and removed 10
their establishment. The body was In two zinc
cases. End they " Ill be placed in a cloth-covered
caSket mounted with silver handles, and
plate bea.lng the Inscription, William Soule
1880" The remains will be removed from the
Lees establishment on Friday morning 70 the
Calvary Baptist church, from whence the
| aft noOn. TIE iuterment will be made at Oak
| Hill cemetery.
| 1t IS a nst1er Of much satisfaction to
the en1cted parents and IL lends OF the deceased
] that he remains are IN unexpected and almost
life like presel walton. The expressions OF grief
| over fis death have been quite exceptional tor
| extent TO which he had gained the love an 1
| esteem OF all who knew him.
TIE HANCOCK AND ENGLISH RATIFICATION
| MELTING at BledeDsbrrg at O'Clock re morrow
| afternoon prone u be largely attended and
Association and the Young Mems Hancock and
I English Club. together ith three or four other
campatgn clubs headed by Weber's brass DO nd
! Will 90 out on sp" cial train. which leaves the
Baltimore sud Ohio r. X. depot az 2:S5 p. H.
| among the prominent speakers to address the
| meeting viii be Governor William It. Ham'lt On
| hon. Jofu Rltcbte. Hor. E. j. Hinkley, Hon,
| Montgomery Bio'r, Hor. Frank T. Brow ming. r.
T. Mc,ick, p x. Ertoll, Fendall Marbuiy I'D
other DISTINGUISHED speakers Mr. Browning
received a relee ram yes, criay nom Covers OF
| Han'lton saying that he would cer,a nly be
| ple-eht.
A FLOATING BAR ROoA.-1hi morning In the
! Police Court, Rebel {. Hoffman was charged
with keeping an un',cerscd bar. Officers Myers
| and Amos testified that this man has q boaf IL
| the river neer the outlet lock. above Goorgc
town, which he hos fitted up as restaurs NJ
! and bsr room. The officers could not make d
| very good case against the defendaut on e.
count of the boat being IN the river, but they
stated that they saw a great deal OF liquo
pas sed. The corit luled that this was sale Il
Virginia aid could not be prosecuted in TIT
District. The cese was dtsu'ss"d
SUDDEN DEAIEs IRON HEART DISEASE
tzie Smith, color d, residing IN alley between
10th and nth and L and III streets, died sudden
| Iy &c day OF heart disease. The coroner lew
thettdy end gave Gel tidcate accordingly.
Polly Young, cOlored, O. suddenly las
right of heart disease, at her home on 11tl
street, betwIe en- and G streets southeast.
| SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-MeSsrs. Duncansol
BICs., auctiCneers, fold yesterday afternoon 10
| the owner lot 40 I'm Van Riswick's subdivision
CT sqr aTe AL, hav,Lg a front OF twenty feet OF
| 9Th str II, be, weeD X a9d L streets S0uf west
| by d. pth of ICl feet - IA alley and tnDroved
] by frame building, 10 John O'Leaiy, for s6lj.