Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-22
GEORGETOWN.

DIsoRnrRIr N A srKKEr CAR-saturday
night an intoxicated man who was disorderiy
on an avenue car was put Of by the conductor
and surned over 10 Policeman Lahna, who took
revolvsr vas taken from him. His name was
pe' oo~n a. n. 9. Lothrop, alias Overmsn. and
ne deposited % collateral for his appearance
IN the Police Court this morning. He failed 20
appear to-day and his collateral was forfeited
DAst BALL on THE lsIASD.--The Boston Blues.
a nine from the Boston dry goods house, was
subjected too shut-out BY the Columbia Athletic
eiuo nine on Analostsn Island SATURDAY after
noon. spr,nsman and Wells occupied the
points i9r TIE {. A c.'s, while Holbrook and
noiorook did like duty for the Boston Blues
Ihe score was Ia TO Q. The C. A. ca made N
hits and errors, and the Boston Blues made 8
hits and errors.
swinxISe CONTESTS AND A Trs Rlcr--A
and the balconies Of the boat houses we're
amused Saturday afternoon by the antics Of
several members Of the Columbia athletic club
who were engaged in a tub race After con
siderable padding and upeetting the race was
won Q! Horace BeaiL hfty-yard swimming
Crist second. In a swimming race from
Analostan Island TO the hoat Of the club house
Mr.. Crist landed first, with Mr.. Mccormick sec
ond- There were i've entries In each contest
Mrs. BoeuEs fuSEaAI--Mrs Elizabeth r.
Bogue, widow OF the late J. J. Bogue, died SAT-
urday at the residence Of her sister. No. 3sll
street The funeral took place from Trinity
Catholic church this morning, and was largely
attended.
JEALOUSY AND THE KSrrr.-During an alter
cation Saturday night between VIM. Actin and
Mary Lawson. both colored, the woman was
badly cut in the left side with q murderous-
looking pocket-knife. Jealousy 10 supposed 10
have been the cause of the act Actin was ar
rested yesterday.
POLICE CoURr CAsrs-Ben Gaskins. eolored,
whose ba
often, II not more. than any other lawbreaker,
was before the Police Court to-day charged
with disturbing the quiet OF Potomac street.
HIS personal bonds were taken.-John Ham
mond Jailed TO respond 20 a charge of disturb
ing the quiet Of South street and his IS collateral
was forfeited.--Somen Williams tried for
ioud talking on Nj street, and his personal
bonds were accepted.
EDWARD L. SANFORD, a stonecutter, twenty
eight years Old is held at the police station as
an insane patient He was taken in custody
Yesterday afternoon by Policeman Sutherland.
The unfortunate young man, who is evidently
insane, frightened the members of his family
at his home, No. 1000 30th street. yesterday
He threw furniture out of the second story and
then attempted TO jump after IL. but was
prevented from doing SO until the arrival OF
the police. This morning about 10 O'Clock
Sanford became violent and made several at
tempts at suicide. He used piece of broken
saucer TO cut his throat with and. failing in
the brick wall. He was secured by the officers
and handeuffed and tied 10 prevent his doing
further injury to himself He will probably be
examined by the police surgeons this afternoon.
Drs. kleinschmidt and Snyder examined
Sanford this afternoon aud decided that he was
SICK and should be sent to the hospital They
did not find him insane.
NorEs.-Mr. and Mrs. n. Nordlinger and
family are at present at Ocean City.-A
large gang Of workmen are busily engaged
in farnrfa 81 H.. II.
ground in Georgetown.--Lewis Seigle, a
young colored man, was arrested by Officer
Hawkins on suspicion of housebreaking.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT
A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, IS; condition,
80. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 81 Con-
dition at north connection. 10; condition atsouth
connection. 20. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, so. Condition at influent gate house,
IL; condition at effluent gate house, IL. High
tide in the river to-day at S:35 pm; low tide
at 9:55 pm.