Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-27
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN,
Mr.. Kengla's Death Came From Olot on
the Brain.
Canal News From Both Ends of the
Waterway-A Pleasant Pro-
gram-Other News.

Yesterday an examination Of the remains
of Mr.. Geo. Kengla, who died in the early
morning, was made. and a great clot Of
blood was found upon the brain. This in
dicates. Doctors Peter and Richie say,
death resulted through hemorrhage Of the
brain.
The strange actions of the deceased on
the afternoon of the day preceding the end
were. no doubt, brought about by the condi-
ton in which the brain was at that time.
1t was about o'clock when his family dis
covered him unconscious, and physicians
were at once summoned to exercise their
skill in bringing him back to conscious
ness. Their efforts were only temporarily
successful. He was aroused, but quickly
relapsed into the lethargic condition. and
about ten hours later died.
Canal News.
Boats to arrive yesterday by way Of the
canal were as follows:
F. Flanagan. Capt. Moore: No. 40, Capt.
Snyder; No. III, Capt Snyder; F. H. Gibbs.
Capt. Penners; j. p. Agnew, Capt. Myers;
Cuba, Capt. Tingstrum; No. LOG, Capt
Swain: E. Pratt. Capt. Magruder.
Boats to clear Georgetown for Williams
port. Cumberland. and other canal ports
were as follows:
w. c. Reed Capt Drenner: No. 129, Capt.
Bowers; No. 10l, Capt Erchelbarher; Judge
Boyd. Capt. Spong; Wheatly Bros, Capt.
Montgomery: A: w. Nicholson. Capt Hill:
Ottie ", Capt Bowers; No. 119. Capt. Brice;
Capt Knight: VIM. Spencer, Capt. john
son; A. Meyer, Capt. Ingram; Three Broth
ers. Capt. Angle; Four Brothers, Capt.
Walter; No. lis, Capt Dick; No. lis, Capt
Mills; A Greenlees. Capt. Higgins: and Con-
solidation No. II, Capt Cartwright
Boats to depart from Cumberland yester-
day with coal for Winship & Company, the
Consolidation Coal Company and John P.
Agnew & Company were as follows: c. w.
Miller. Capt. Riley, lis tons; New Alexan-
dria, Capt Baycliff, 10S tons; John Hama
way, Capt Higgins, 11S tons; No: 1o7. Capt
11s tons; c. F. F. Beale. Capt. Hut. l21
tons; w. ID. s. Waldridge. Capt. Brown. 10
tons; No. III. Capt. Spong. 116 tons.
A Pleasant Program.
Prof. Trailey, the ventriloquist; Prof. A.
L. Ogle. Mr.. Silvian Graves, Mr.. Andrews,
Mr.. Chase. Mrs. Connolly. Miss Winnie
Miss Cameron. Miss Edmonston, Miss Has
lip. Miss Graham and Mr.. Sebastian fur
nished a program last night for the Young
Peoples Union of the Congress Street
Church that was frst-class in every re-
spect. The selections were carefully chosen
and the rendttions perfect.
Service for Men.
a The monthly services for men only, held
al OF Jonn = Cnurcn last year, under the
auspices Of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew,
will be resumed next Sunday evening at
7:S0 o'clock. when there will be an address
by Rev. Alexander Mackay- Smith, d. D.,
rector Of st. Johns, Washington. who al
ways Is an interesting speaker to men.
Social Affairs.
At the little city Of Potomac, Montgom-
cry county. near Georgetown, Miss Ethelyn
Claggett and DR.. w. Thawley Pratt both
well known here. were united in marriage.
The church was filled with the best people
Of the surrounding country, the occasion
being looked upon as an important one.
Mr.. VIM. Harnedy Of 328S M street left
yesterday for Chicago by way of Niagara
Falls to visit relatives and the fair