Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-29
Funeral OF James G. Mcclure.
n rs ATTENDED BY LARGE NUMBER OF PRoNINRN,
People.

IT Is ATTENDED BY LARGE NUMBER OF PROMINENT
PEOPLE.
The funeral services over the remains OF the late
Jas c. MCGUIRE were begun this morning at bis
residence, No. GA z street northwest There was
large attendance Of the friends OF the de- lsed
many OF the older residents OF the city being pres
ent There was no floral display, and q single
wreath rested upon the casket The services at
the house were confined TO the reading Oh the
burial service found In the ritual OF the Epfsco-
pal Church, and wien the last words haa been
said the sons OF the deceased and some Of his
younger relatives bore the casket 10 the hearse
The tnterment was at Oak Hill cemetery, where
the Rev. Hall Harrison, rector OF 81 Johns churcn
Howard County, Nd, concluded the service which
Gallery OF which the deceased was for many years
one OF The trustees was represented by Antn0ny
Hyde, s II. Kaufman, and c. NJ Matthew's Inc
It's President, Mr.. Gallaudet. Among others who
were present we've The following: COL JAS z: 6er-
ret DR.. j. NJ. Toner. DR.. Jas. Morgan. MI DIew'
M. B. Brady, Henry A. Clarke, Judge Herr1ck, COM
missioner Webb, j. w. Boteer, Lewis J. DAVIS Id
ward Temple, Nj. W. Calf, E Francis Riggs, Henry
Gen. K c. Drum, Col john M. Wilson, John Key
worth, Thos. bowling, Chas. s. Hill, Z y. Stsi-
wagon, Chas. l. McCawley, Robert Chiffon, =. D.
Collegiate, Leigh Robinson, and Geo. l. HAMILTON
The Hack Law 20 be Tested.
CAN MAN BE IMPRISONED FOR DEBT7
A case involving some interesting legal points
will soon be brought before the Circuit Court 1t IL
u
for false arrest and imprisonment, and involves
the question OF whether a man can be placed in
prison for debt or not. The person who intends
bringing the suit was arrested on complaint OF q
cabman for refusing TO pay his legal fare. He had
fare was but as cents ne refused pay It leave
collateral and ne was therefore locked up all night
but In the morning, rather than 20 10 court In the
appear in court. The police are anxious to have
the law settled, several times suit has been
threatened In similar cases.
Outbatted.
TIE wAsHINGToNs EASILY DEFEATED By TIE PHIL
LIEs-oTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Philiies whipped the senators yesterday by
the score OF to because they punched their hits
when hits were needed, while che Senators did not
have enough TO bunch. Widner and Mack, and
sanders and Schriver were the batteries. The New
Orleans man was quite effective up to the sixth
inning, when he weakened and three earned runs
resulted The score had been to2. The visitors
kept up the business In the next inning, scoring
lOur tunes on Mack5 wild throwing. H0y'S mum or
a hig.i 1y, three bases on balls, and three hard
hits. Inc Statesmen's runs were made In the
third inning, and were unearned. Shoch went 10
third ON Muivey'S high throw TO nrst, scoring on
d three-bagser by Hoy, who, In turn, came III on
Myers sacrifice. The senators were completely at
sanders mercy outside ol this inning. The Wash
ing onlans made hits and errors, and the QUA
ker City men made 10 hits and error.
Detroit won from Indianapolis 10 TO B. Healy
anu Daily and GruDer and Bennett were the bat
teiies. Detroit made IA hits AMI 3 errors and the
HUoslerS 10 hits and errors
Boston shut out the Giants, 2 to O, through the
errors or the latter. The batteries were Garrison
and Kelly and TltcoInb and Murphy. Boston Sc
cured hits and error and New York 9 hits and
u errors.
Pitts0urg won easily from Chicago, to2. Chi
ago made hits and errors and PiltsDurg hlts
ana errors. Tne batteries were Slaley and NIL.
Ter a d BOrchefs and Daily.
AT BdlL1more-CIncl matt, 3; Baltimore, i. At
Philadelphia - ALnletics, .; Louisville, 8. At
Cleveland-St Louis, 8; Cleveland, 2. AT Kansas
C1ty-Brooklyn, L.; Kansas City, q.
The game toby between the Statesmen and
the Phi.IeS will be The last one played here uulu
September "a, when the New YO.A team makes its
appearance. While the men are away they will
play In Philadelphia, Boston, Detroit, Pittsburg
Ind an polls and Chicago, a total OF eighteen
games. Ii they win seven Of these they VIII be
lucAy. This wall b. the last trip abroad.
Fuiier is now in shape again ana Will take his
place at short relieving Shoch, VINO Will relieve
Daily, in order TO give the latter's arm rest
Notes From Warrington Grove.
RELIGIOUS AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS AFTER THE CLOSE OF