Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-30


DEFEAT SATURDAY.
Boston concentrated all its energies on Saturday
and took sweet revenge on the senators by thor
oughly demolishfng their visitors. The score was
10 TO 1. O'Day and Arundel and Garrison and
Kelly were the batteries. The former was weak
and the latter was strong and the result was de-
cidedly one-sided contest. The Statesmen, too,
felded badly, Arundel making and O'Day er-
rors. Donnely was the only man fielding perfect
ly- Washington made "A hits and 20 errors, and
Boston 10 hits and errors
New York kept up its gait by downing the Phil
lies the third straight game, score TO- The
batteries were keefe and Ewing, and Sanders and
Clements. Philadelphia made 10 hits and errors,
and New YORK . hits and 3errors-
Chicago won In game that was marked by the
hardest batting OF the year. The score was p TO
IL. Baldwin, Ryan, and DAILY, and Baldwin and
SutclI1e were the batteries. Chicago made 10 hits
and errors and Detroit II hits and o errors.
Pittsburg took the third game from the Holsters,
10 o, by vastly superior work at the bat. Staley
and Miller and Boyle and Myers were the batter.
Indianapolis hit and errors.
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; SC. Louis, f. At
land-Cleveland, II; Louisville, 1. At Philadel-
phia-Cincinnat, 2; Athletics, /. Sunday games
AT Cleveland-St Louis, q; Cleveland, 4. At
The senators meet the victorious New Yorks to-
day In Gotham, and the home enthusiasts should
not be disheartened II the team is defeated. Bos-
ton plays the Phillies home, PittsDurg goes to
Chicago, and Indianapolis 10 Detroit. II Is alto
gether likely that the other two enders Will lose as
well as We so that the defeat viii not be so dsas
trouS
The Capitol News Boys nine defeated the Ger
mantowns yesterday by the score OF "a tos.
The Mount NernonS defeated the District Of Co
lumoias yesterday by score OF 10toa
TEE RETURN OF THE NATIONAL RIFIEs-The
National Rifles returned home from their North
ern trip Saturday night, and were warmly received
at the 6sh-street depot by the Old Guard Can't
Edgar; Emmett Guards, capt. OBrien: the M
tlOnal FencibieS, Capt Domer; the Stay Home
knes. Capt oyster; and large crowd OF admir-
minated by a glare OF fireworks When the
armory was reached the escorts ranged along the
walls and received the returned wanderers In their
midst They were welcomed by Mr.. MyroL NJ.
Parker In a complimentary speech, which was
answered by Lieut. Manson. A luncheon was
afterward served In the drill-room.
THE COMING MEDICAL CoNGREss.-The proposed
organization OF the Congress OF American Physi-
Der IS. Is as follows: President, DIR. John s..
Billings, OF Washington; secretary, Dr. William
n. Carmalt OF New Haven; treasurer, ST. John
ROOsa, OF New York; executive committee DR.
William, OF Philadelphia; DR.. Marston, OF Ala
oama; DR.. Bryson OF 81. Louis; DR.. W. u. Norris,
York; Dr. J. Z Atkinson. OF Baltimore; DIR. ii. p.
BOwditch, of Boston, and Dr. Newton NJ Schaerer
OF New YORK; committee OF arrangements, DIS.
Z c. Morgan, ". W. johnston and s o. R,e GueS'
Washington; A. sydney Roberts, Philadelphia; ii.
Newell Martin, Samuel Theobold and j. & Atkin-
son. Baltimore, and A T. Cabot, Boston.
GAsHEp Hrs WIPES THROAT AND HIS owS.-Yes-
No. Browns Court southeast attempted 20 cut
his wifes throat with a case knife but only suc-
ceeded In making a slight wound on the lip. He
then cut cash In his own throat. Dr. Beall was
called In and sewed up the. wound, which Is not
serious, and he was sent TO Pfovidence Hospital.
EVENTS IN TIE CHURcHES-Rev D. w. Fisher
president OF Hanover College near Madi'
son, INDIANA occupied the pulpit OF the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church YES
terday Mrs Clara Cleghorn Hoffman, OF Kan
sas City, delivered an address under the AUSPICES
OF the W. c. 4. U. In the congregational church
yesterday. She spoke on the liquor traffic Rev
Dr. Pizer, pastor OF the Central Presbyterian
church, has returned from his European trim and
yesterday lled his pulpit for the hrst time In TWO
nonthA He received hearty welcome from hi
congregation.
YOUTHFUL THEA coiored boy, OF nine O,
vagrancy, having been arrested BY Ofricer H,ier
When arrested he admitted the larceny OF 81
some SON OF which was found on him The court sen
him 70 the workhouse, and requested that the ON
Ger OF the Humane society look after him.
A SATURDAY NIGHT POLICE RAn-This mornins
IN the Polite Court Judge Miller had before hin
George Reed, Mary Bushear, Lizzie Douglas. HATH
Williams Rachael Minor and Louisa Nelson. VIII,
ofncers on Saturday night on charge OF yagrancy
A robbery had been reported 70 have taken piac,
IN the house where they were. but the prosecution
failed 70 satisfy the court as TO which one OF tn
parties took the money. IL was claimed by NJ
Moss who represented Reed and Louisa Nelson
sSss snsy sTs living sssS s1d neither
engaged In selling clans and supported his mother
The court released the Douglas woman on her per
sonal recogniZance, and sent the others 70 tn
vorixhouse for ninety days each.
MA.nAsE LICENSES = Marriage licenses hav
been issued by the clerk OF the court 70 william
Henning and Nettie n. Thorne; Carter Lewis an,
Ella Henderson; w. J. Carr, Of Charlottesville Va
and Lula p. Long.