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In the Probate Court yesterday, In the case OF
the OF Geo. w. Seaver, letters or admlniStra-
$1,000.
Cardinal Gibbons Will leave Baltimore Satur-
day evening for trip through Ohio and Indiana
he Will be away about two weeks.
About O'Clock yesterday afternoon the stable
OF L. II. Ridenour, No GIG 14Lh street, took IRE
aud about 500 damage was done.
on the night OF the 7th instant the residence OF
Mis-. Huxley, l407 18th street, was entered, out
nothing was missing. There was much damage
done the furniture, however, supposed 10 De the
WORK Of miSchevous boys.
j. j. HannahaD, vice grand master OF the Fire
mans Brotherhood, arrived In this city to-day 10
transact business In the interest OF the order
which he represents.
AT meeting last night Of the Eccentric Asso-
citation Engineers, No. l. II was decided 10 post
pone the discussion OF the new license bill until
August -.
A correspondent OF THE STAR urges that the
owners OF horses require the drivers TO remove
the heavy back pads from the horses when they
are RESTING at noon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-09
ALL Run Down

from the weakening effects Of weather. by hard
Work or from long illness. you need good tonic and
blood purifier. Hoods Sxrsaparlla gives good appe
te, strengthens the whole system puries the blood
regulates the digestion
1T affords much pleasure to recommend Hoods
Sarsaparila My health two years was very poor.
Ny friends thought was going with consumption. 1
commenced using Hoods Sarsaparlls took i've bottles
Of it, and to-day can do rs hard days work as
could. It saved me from the grave and put me my
feet . sound. healthy man" WILL r D. TRIbBEx
144 East Main St, Wiggonsville. Ohio.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists ell six for e5. Prepared only
by c. HOOD CO., Apothecaries. Lowell. Mas
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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stopped by the storm.
YISr4RDAY's BALL GAME INTERMEDIATES GAME
In OTHER CITIES


In OTHER CITIES.
washington and Detroit were prevented from
playing yesterday by the coming OF the storm
One inning had been nearly finished, neither side
scoring. boy had gone to first on balls stolen
second, TO third on Dafys ny out, and was left
there. With one out Brouthers hit TO Fuller, who
fumbled and big Dan Was safe on Il close decision.
He stole second and must have injured the texture
OF his neither garments, for when he arose from
the ground he folded his arms and called for time
Myers and Fuller were circling around him with
broad smiles, and Captain Hanlon trOtted down
had completed the round he started on 10 the
bench with grin and got q linen coat from one OF
the men Dan tried TO put 1t on, but It was
thought he tied the arms around his waist, thus
making q reversed apron. Thus protected from
the scrutiny OF the grand stand, he turned ana
ran as fast as his odd apparel would let him for
tne CLUB house amid shrieKs OF laughter. While
the umpire was waiting for Daniel 70 change his
clothes the squall came, and the game was called.
Whitney and Mack and Gruber ana Bennett were
The batteries.
New YORK defeated Indianapolis with ease. 4 to
L Boyle ana Myers and Keefe and Ewing were
the batteries The Giants made hits ami 4
errors and the Hoosiers hits and errors
rniiaaetphia oatted victory from Chicago 10
20 The batteries were Sanders and Schriver and
Mains, Van Haltren and Farrell Chicago made 8
nits ana errors, and the Pnillies p hits and s
the game between Boston and Ptttsburo vss n
tie and called 1t the end OF the eleventh iunine.
Sne score standing 3 TO 8. Morris and Carroll and
SowoeIs and Kelly were the batteries. Boston
made hits and errors. ana Pittsburg IL hits
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o; st. Louis, 2. At
new iorK-Brooklyn, 8; Louisville, !. At Gin
cinnati%Cincinnau, 8; BALTIMORE. Z. At Cieve-
iannceE,levetano, I; Kansas CITY. O.
pnla Indianapolis at Boston, and Pittsburg at
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Affairs I'm West Warrington.

STOLE GOLD RING.-Hezekiah Matthews, q
young colored man, while working about the
house OF Mrs. Petit, near 32d and streets, went
on with gold ring In order to avoid arrest he
enlisted in the Army, but Otncer Sutherland yes
terday arrested him while wearing his Army uni
form. This morning when arra1gned in the Police
Court on a charge OF la ceny the prisoner pleaded
guilty and was given 80 days in jail.
GRAIN RECElPTs.-Canal boat Maryland arrived
with 300 bushels OF wheat, and 700 bushels OF
corn orG. I. Dunlop.
The CONDITION OF THE WATER could not be OBJ
tanned this morning on account OF the telephone
wires being out OF order.
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Serious Disorders i'm Paris.
THE COMMUNISTS WAVE THE RED FLAG AND DEFY
THE POLICE FOR TINE.


The disorders attending the funeral OF Gen
Endes, in Paris yesterday, were OF a serious ma
ture Fifteen thousand persons arched In front
OF the hearse bearing the remains They wore
bouquets OF red immortelles. The crowds along
the route shouted, "vive la communew as the
hearSe passed on the Boulevard VOltaire. COM
miSSary OF police attempted TO seize q red flag
when some one In the crowd fired q revolver ut
him, but the bullet went wide of It's mark. Another
commissary was beaten with sticks M Roche
fort was set upon by an anarchist, who handled
him quite severely. The police were powerless be-
fore the menactng attitude OF the mob. The gen.
darmes made charge in.front OF the Prince Eu-
gene barracks, striking In every direction with
the butt ends Ut their muskets They succeeded
In releasing the police, who had been surrounded
by the moo and captured the red flag.
When the procession arrived at the Marie of
the eleventh reimbursement revolver was fired
and a bomb thrown close to the police station but
the bomb did not explode. The reserve force OF
police left the station and charged upon the crowd
with drawn swords, wOunding and taking into
custody many persons The procession continued
on It's way to the cemetery, but grew smaller as
II progressed. number OF orations were de-
hvered at the grave amid cries OF "vive la Com.
mune" "vive la Revolution" At the CONCLUSION
OF the orations the gathering dispersed. The DO
the cemetery.
After the conclusion of the ceremonies at the
cemetery the persons composing the procession
withdrew quietly. N. RochefOrt, VINO rode in AN
open carriage, was In some places greeted with
hoots ana cries OF "A bas ROchefort" and "a has
Boulanger" The conflict on the Boulev ard VOL
taire was the most serious event OF the day. the
r1otlng lasted hfteen minutes When the crowd
retreated before the charge OF the Qendarmes
they LETT their flags and u number OF funeral
persons were wounded and twenty five arrests were
mace. M. Scudey, secretary OF the league for the
suppression OF the registry on1ces was arrested on
tne charge OF melting to murder and plllage.
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CLOSE OF THE CAMP MEETING AT WESLEY GROVE
The Wesley Grove Camp Meeting OF the NJ. T.
Churcn SOUTH at Dorsey's, on the Washington
Branch or The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, closed
TINS morning. The camp Was visited by a storm
anu heavy ram last evening, out IL did prevent
a large congregation from attending on The SER
vices There was young peoples meeting led by
Rev. r j. PrettyInan, and preaching by Rev. David
BUSH. OF Rockville, his theme being the weeping OF
Christ over Jerusalem A number or penitrntS
presented themselves. AMI the meeting was Kept
up I'LL past midnight The converts numbered
fifteen and ten penItents were at the bench at the
close.
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DisOrderlY EEcksterN.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
1 have often wondered why the polich OF this
City did not arrest those hucksters who Ihake the
lives OF the citizens miserable with their u,earthly
noises. "Wednesday forenoon, for instan.:e, was
awakened by bearing two or three OF th.In In the
nelghbOrhOOd OF W street and Cleveland avenue,
Quarrelling among themselves, calling each
other liars, and swearing and blasphem-
Ing at fearful rate, SO that they could be heard
by any one but a policeman for squares away. i
dressed myself and started for police station TO
see II something could not be done 10 stop such
lawleSSneSS, and on my way met policeman who
explained why this nuisance was not aOated. He
explained that the principal reason was, that 'if
We arrest these fellows, we shall have TO APPEAR
against them during the hours that We are OF
duty, and We got nothing for this time, and conse-
Quenty It Is our loss, otherwise would be differ
emit II this IS the real reason why the police OF
this city sometimes shirk their DUTY, II is high
time the Commissioners OF the District or Major
Moore looked into the matter. / would suggest
that the best way or getting nd Of this nuisance
Is 10 revoke some licenses. 4 am one OF those un-
tortunates whom duty requires 10 work at night,
and these fellows have worn me out while trying
10 get a little sleep and rest during this hot
weather. "CT."
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CHARGED HIS LANDLADY WITH LARCENY.-Car-
nina Fenucci, an Italian, who had a room in the
house OF Bridget White, on 7th street extended,
was the complaining witness against Bridget thus
morning on the charge Of the larceny OF s. from
him. The prosecuting witness testified that on
Saturday night he went to the house sick and un-
conscious and when he recovered the money was
gone. The court imposed fine OF $40 or 80 days
In TAIL Fenuccl and GiatanO Gti were charged
With an assault and battery on Mrs. White on
Sunday morning last, and were dismissed.
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Bishop Farrell, OF Trenton, N. j., is looked upon
there as the probable successor OF the late Arch
bishop Lynch In the event OF Bishop Walsh, OF
London, Ont, declining
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THE TYLER DIVORCE CAsE-The divorce case OF
Mary +. Tyler agL W. T.. Tyler, which was dis
missed lew days ago, was recommended to-day
by the fling Of a new bill by l. C. Williamson
THey were married by Rev. l. b. snyder, In this
city, August %, 1883. her name being Mary +.
ruary, lSS6
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sHERrpASs oBsEoulrs-rhe Balt,mor,

ONO Railroad viii sell excursion tickets aG
are for the round trip from Fhiladelphta.
!-stTstowh. Frederick, Cumberland, Winchester
anu lnterpediate stations to Washington. for the
accommodation OF those desiring 10 attend the
fineral OF the late Gen. p. H Sheridan which with
De held at St Matthew's church, corner OF 18th
aad streets northwest, Saturday, August II, at
10 a. m
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LIEUT.. GREER's WnL-The will OF the late Lieut..
A ~ Greer was FLED to-day. After providing for
the payment OF his debts, he bequeatns his estate
10 Ills vile, Lucinda, during her lie, and what re-
mains on her death 70 their tlve children, Helen
Hil, Julian Greer, Emma Hammond, w. A. Greer,
and Edwin Greer.
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FUssELL's Ice CREAM.


SPECIAL ATTENTION given TO c. o. D. business
and prompt returns name BY UNITED DELIVERY
Co. All llLh street northwest.
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NARRIAGE LICESsEs.-Marriagel licenses have been
Issued oy the c.erk OF the court 10 Robert NJ Hen
derSOn and Lily PetrOla; John Shoemaker and
Alice kim; Thomas r. Fowler and Sarah Z. Pyles,
join A Whiting and jamie cooper, both OF LOU
dol Co., Va; Thomas F. Fowler and Sarah T.
EyIes; Thomas Carter and Julia Miller; X. Ii.
hamilton and Martha Williams; A. +. ReeSch and
ET4sciS Dlttrlch; otto SJalter and Katie NJ. Kill
Han; Chas- Walker and Lucy Ambush; p. W. Hall
and Susie Z Burrell; Albert Hawkins and Lily
West
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ATLANTIC CIR ExcUlsEoN, VA B. Z o. r r.
next saturday. Train leaves Washington nm
Tickets good returning until Monday. Round
trip. e2-AdvG
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MEN FRUSTRATED IN THE sTRHET-pRArH FRO
SUNSTROXR.


SUNSTROxR.
About $3.50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Mr.. VIM
cent Barnes, an aged man, living at No. 1917 22d
street, was overcome by the heat, near Ohio ave.
nue. and 18th street. The old gentleman was seen
passing down 10Th street q few minutes before he
fell He appeared to De In q dazed condition and
walked like person under the influence OF liquor.
De had a bundle Of books In his hand. When near
the corner OF Ohio avenue he fell backward and
cut his head. He was taken to the Emergency
Hospital and afterward removed to his home.
Matthew Moore, c0lored, about forty-fve years
old, was overcome by the heat while at work In
East Washington yesterday afternoon. He was
taken 10 Providence Hospital, where he died In a
few minutes. His remains were removed 10 his
nome, No. 1916 Goth street northwest.
The physicians and attendants at the Emer-
gency Hospital have had their work much in
creased by the heated term. Many cases OF sud-
den sickness are brought in which, while not
classed as sunstrokes, are due partly to the ex-
ceSslve heat. The police this morning brought
into the hospital marine named Patrick COrne,
whom they found wandering In the White Lot:
He was suffering with epilepsy. He wandered
away from the Marine Hospital Tuesday and had
no recollection OF any OF his doings since then.
He was sent in an ambulance back 10 the Marine
Hospital. The heat is supposed to have developed
his malady.
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Condensed Locals.

Ansuscments Tonight.
JoHSsoS's THEATER.-Minstrels.
PANORAMA BUILDING.-"Battle OF shiloh
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r GoLDscHHID, formerly on 18th street northwest,
between II and i, will shortly return 10 the field
OF his former success and open TO the pubic
mammoth retail store on street adjoining the
Boston Dry Goods Store. In order 70 conduct his
business on strictly cash principles he Is COM
PEELED to dispose or some OF his real estate. This
Will be done by Offering special inducements
Take advantage OF this opportunity II you are con-
templating a purchase ami call on r. GoLDscHNID.
l2lo y street northwest. from 80 70 80 p N
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LOCAL MENTION.


For the District OF Columbia Virginia. Maryland,
Delaware, New Jersey, Eastern New York. Western
New York, Eastern PrnnSy lyania, Western Penn
sylvania, West Virginia and Ohio, falr; cooler;
winds generally westerly.
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AN EXCITING SCENE.
The Sudden and Almost Tragic End Of
the Potomac Regatta.

BOATS swAMPEp AND CREWS STRUGGLING WITH TIE
wAvEs-How THE PoToNAcs WE'RE sAvKD-BRAvE
REscuERs-rwo RACES FrSIsHKD-FRovoKrSa DE-
LAYS.
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CITY ITEMS.

when we ask you to Try 'Grand Republic"
Cigarro we mean business and your conversion.
For sale by all first-class dealers. wholesale
agents, Luchs Bro.
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Sales of Real E&rase.

George w. Harvey has bought OF oliver Cox for
$15 $50, part lot 3, square $40 fronting 20 feet
inches on Massachusetts, avenue between 9th and
10th streets northwest. John Hay has bought OF
j. II. voorhees, for S6.44O, lot g. square I43 front
ing u feet on 18th street, between and streets
northwest. E K. johnson ct al. has bought or
Maria Andrews ct al for S. 1865, parts 10 and 20
square $780, fronting 20 feet on the west side or 9th
street, between and NJ streets northwest
John Hay has bought OF John II. Voorhees, and
Henry B. Mum, for So 44O lot Q, square l43 81 by
$50 feet on the east side OF 10Th street. between
aud northwest.
Belva A. Lockwood has bought OF DR.. Forest p.
Ormes, trustee, part OF lot l, square $685. at the
nOrl Invest corner OF A and 9Th streets southeast
Nina Oppenhetmer has bought OF Samuel Nor
ment for $4.50O, part OF sub lot A, square 4O3 IA
feet inches by 81 feet 10 inches on 9Th street.
between and X streets northwest.
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The Queen OF Portugal is staying in Paris for q
1Sw oays, one Is accompanied by her son, the
Duke OF Oporto, and numerous suite
Dom Pedro, emperor OF Brazil embarked at Bor.
oeaux sunday for Rio de Janeiro. He ( accom-
panied by several DOCTORS
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CHARGED with a ser,ou, Cr,me.

A RAILROAD Waterman ACCUSED OF AssAULfrHG
TWO LITTLE CoLoRED GIRLS.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Daily and Ofhcer
Sanford at the instance OF Lieut.. Vernon arrested
george W. Covington, thirty six years old, watch
man, employed by the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company, on the charge Of outraging the
persons OF two colored girls Lizzie Thompson
and Reoecca johnson, aged respectively twelve
ana thirteen years Covlngton was locked up
at 4th precinct station. The girls state that
while at the Garbage wharf at the foot
OF south Capitol street yesterday morning.
Covington asked them to get into his boat,
saving that he was gong to the Insane Asylum
I0r apples. He rOwed them across the Eastern
branch, and they refused to leave the boat He
then, they said, assaulted Them, committed the
outrage complained Of and afIerward rowed them
s 70 the wharf giving them bottle OF whisky
ana Quarter TO say nothing about it. The girls
salu that they went TO their homes and told OF the
occurrence, and then one OF them went TO Cow
lnston's house, on N street, near New Jersey
avenue, and informed his wife. Covington did not
express surprise when arrested. He claimed that
on an investigation he would be vindicated. When
asked II he had not given one or the girls whisky,
ne SAID ne gave 1t TO her to take TO her sick
mother Prior to the arrest Drs Winters and
NC kimm examined the girls and found that the
thompson girl was severely injured In the Po-
nee Court this morning the johnson girl made o
charge OF rape against Covington. AT the sug-
gest1on Of the assistant district attorney, who
stated that there would be two charges, the case
was continued, and bail fixed at 81, 500
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I.Nr PokrKArrs. Kets Kemethy. 100 Pa ava
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IHE PROPOSED DEMOCRATIC Mass MEErING.-The
Democratic central committee last night decided
70 hod mass meeting IN IIOnt OF the city Hail
The night OF september q, Instead OF the torch
Aght procession and ratification meeting at FIRST
proposed Addresses on the issues OF The campaign
WILL Be delivered by prominent leaders. Two
stands will be erected and be Handsomely decorated
ana Illuminated. During the evening there will
DE- display OF fireworks II was decided TO stretch
a Campaign banner acress Pennsylvania avenue
next Monday evening, and TO arrange Tor fireworks,
music and speeches Ga that occasion.
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LoNG BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, S1-25 a bottle.
Distilled in 1874, Cyntniana, ny. Charles kraemer,
II -rh { n W
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CITY AND DISTRICT

WILLS Ice CO. Penobscot ice-red wagons
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EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CTY.-Special train
VIII leave Baltimore and Ohio depot next
SATURDAY afternoon at 4 O'Clock, arriving az
Atlantic city az 1890. on return trip
special train will leave Atlantic City sunday eve-
hing al Q, arriving at Washington at II go mid
sunday and Monday. Round-tnp fare only So
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The TAuoRs TO KEEP A BLACK LIsr.-Among
the measures adopted by the Merchant Tailors
National Exchange, which adjourned yesterday,
was one making u oongatory upon every exchange
&c issue rating book containing the names or un-
reliable and delinquent customers, and also TO sup
ply each exchange In every city In the country
with copy OF such book for the use OF It's men,
Ders so as 70 prevent delinquent from being able
10 oruer clothes anywhere where an exchange ex-
lists Instructions will be issued 70 subordinate
exchanges 10 establish trade schools 70 teach boys
aad girls the art Of tailoring.
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EOR RENT-HOUSES.
II Skat'g R'k, n. I.av.S3OC
lllO llfl II IL W fnr

lNOR RENT-HOCSES.
II Skat'g Ri, n Y.av. $500 1906 G ST. n w. Or $50
11l2 10th st. NV. fur, 4.9 st NV, 80
1ll6 Conn av Iir SO SO 1916 o ST. NV. Srs.45
3052 ny fur. l3r.. 80 205 q St n W., lOr 45
I'll St Sc, 13r: .....15 1915 X ST. w. llr... a.
1915 Sunderland Pl.. l0r15 10 G stnw Tor 40 so
DDS Sd fur. IL. 40 424 9Th NV 40
1897 L St W, l0r 10 S5 I'D n W Dr. 81 80
1910 81. NV. S21 .,.,d 1t W., y rs 50
1!42 St n.w Rr. rs u 42-2l44 ST. W.. Or 30
512 10th st NV. 11r-65 80 4th st II. w. Or -
2S2O st. p.w.. 1Ur. 80 I'll 9th ST. se., 20
E22 70 23S n D. ave. n Us Canal St ny go
W, 9r.... 30 1888 Ii st. he. .6r.... IL
T23 18th ST. n w. 11r 30 223o 10th ST. Ar 10
STORES OFFICES &c
Store 933 F St NV. 1l9 Market Space Rs2
rent per year. $1,000 and 5. ............. $50
123o Pa av Hear Store. 30 Store and dwelling 1905
Str.&dwg 2249 18th st II ST. ne ,6rs. %
H. w., Recommendation 4 Is St (shopl. .1o
store and cellar 2l26 Stable a.. bet. 6&7. L
l4th ST. n.w..... 80. 30 i SITS. L. 30
Store and IT, 525 10Th Cellar 1543 Nj ST. NV. Is
81 u w.. ~ olo I'll ST., room ll......3
46S La ave. basement 30
The above is only portion Of the property on my
books For full list call office for bulletin issued on
the LIST and 18th. tauTl THOS. E,<WAGGAMAN.
lNOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL 2 1903 ST. w. lOr.5 d'I'ys Union s.w, Or 81 ,
900 ST. n 5r. 30 digs Union Pl. 5r IS
l2l1 st. Sr. 81 80 Office rooms. 1p5 SIN ST.
$40 NJ St nw.. 81. ..... 81 Barber shop, cor. 18th
11e3S St NV. 7r--.-.30 and E NV
TYLER l. RUTHERFORD.
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L. III. Hopkins, e3e ST., White oil-Cloth for
sign painting and table Covers, CSC eos