Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-20
GEORGETOWN.

AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsrATY-Ratclffe,
| Darr Co.. auctioneers, sold at public auction
50, fronting 60 feet ON Prospect avenue. with a
depth OF 40 feet, to VIM. Harnedy for 80 cents
a square foot.
] CRITICALLY ILL.-Mr. F. W. Jones, whose
critical condition was mentioned in Saturdays
STAR. was no better this morning The attend
ing physician has but little hope for his re-
| covery.
The CoLLEoE ATHLETIC GAMEs.-The campus
at Georgotown University was we'll filed Sat-
uroay with the students and their friends, who
wore out to see the athletic sports first
rate exhibition was given, although the moist
condision OF the track prevented very fast
tiine. l.. b. Fleming won the gold medal for
the greatest number of points made, 81. and j.
stately with "a to his credit, won the silver
medal. Tho different events were as follows:
Vauiting-First, c. Cleary, G feet iuches; SEQ
! ond, Fleming. One hundred yards dash
FIRST, J. Huckey, 1014 seconds; second, Flem-
ing; third, Gatoly. Broad jump-tirst. J.
Gately, 10 feet IL inches; second. s. Fleming,
10 feet ~ inches third, Birch. Throwing the
base ball-First S. Fleming 10S yards. ! foot 2
inches; second, j. lennon, 10S yards 10 inches.
Mile run-First. j. Gately, minutes ~ Sec
ends; second, $. Fleming; third, Stewart.
Throwing the hammer-First II. Kaufman;
second, c. ONeill; third S. Fleming Kick
Ing the foot ball-First, s. Fleming. 142 feet 6
inches; second. F. Reyes; third, c. O'Neill
Two hundred and twenty yards dash-Firs.. J.
AluCucy, SECONDS; second, y. fleHlnS,
third, j. Gateiy. Tug of war was won by the
freshmen team, consisting of c. O'Neill (an-
chor) j. Geary, ]. Archer, 2. O'Donne1I and
Cleary. One-milo bicycle race-Gately first
Four hundred and forty yards run-FIrst, J.
Huchev. 50 seconds; second, J. Gately; third
j. Ryan. Eight hundred and eighty yards
run-First. DE Nun Walsh, 2 minutes 43 Sec
onds; second. J. Gately; third. S. Fleming.
Standing broad jump-Firs.. J. Huchey, 9 feet
inches; second, S. Flcming third, j. Gatcly.
Ifsrt.
second, Fleming and Birch. Hop, step and
jump-First j. Gatey. IS feet IL inches; Sec
ond. S. Fleming third, II. kaufman.
TROUBLE ABOUT THE UNDEarAKER's BILL
Undertaken Wise buried Albert Proctor's wife
some weeks ago and Albert promised to pay
has received a receipt in full or not nobody ex-
eept Mr.. Wise and Albert knows. Al
bert's father-in-1aw, however, is under tho
impression that the bill has not been paid and
Albert and the father-n-law Saturday night
Judge Miller held Albert guilty on q charge of
drunk and disorderiy this morning and lined
him So.
Red BILL FIsED.-John Jackson, colored,
who IS better known as Red Bill" leader
OF the Herring Hilr' gang went across the
creek Saturday and drank some city whisky.
The change had bad effect on him and when
he got into Hughes alley he fought with an
Other negro. He met the same fate that he
an arrest. Judge Miller fined him $40 today
CHARGED WITH STEALING A HoEsE.-Satur-
dag night John Dugan, the livery stable keeper.
looked through his stable and found that all of
his horses were in his stable. Sunday morning
he discovered that one OF the animals had been
stolen. A negro named Albert Dodson who
had ridden III on of Mr.. DUgaa's teams
from Tenleytown had been seen about the
stable. and upon inquiry Mr.. Dugan found
that Dodson was already under arrest for
the theft. Dodson appeared at the stable of
the Union Transfer Company about 10 o'clock
Saturday night and offered the horse for sale.
The stable superintendent pretended that he
was going to make the purchase and detained
Dodson ut the stable until Policemen Fraysor
and Sprinkler arrived and arrested him. Tho
case was heard III the Police Court today, and
Judge Miller committed Dodson to Jail i'll de-
fault of $500 bail to await the action of the
grand jury.
SHE KNEW THE ALTEgEATIvE.-Florenc Hall
In the Police Court this morning failed to pay
fine and Judge Miller said she would have to
pay or go down. Il won't pay a cent" said
Florence. as she stepped out of the dock and
then she added fifteen days on the farm"
POLICE COURT CAsEs.-Adeila Gross and John
Green, a colored couple. appeared before Judge
Miller today for disturbing the quiet of Bridge
street, and they were each charged 60 for being
disordorIy. When Policeman Cotter had Green
under arrest Edward Harris was caught as he
was about to throw a brick at the officer and he
was also arrested. Judge Miller fined him SO
for that Offeuse-