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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-09

Gripmen to Be Tried for Failing to Stop ut
Intersecting Roads.

Grtpmen to Be Tried for Failing to Stop ut
Intersecting Roads.
The clashing of the bells on the electric and
cable cars at the intersection OF 14th and U
streets is still heard, but the act Of the Com
missloners made to regulate the movements Of
the cars at this dangerous crossing has not
been obeyed by all the gripmen, if the charges
made by the police are correct.
As printed in The STAR some days ago. Maj
Moore said that the regul alton would have to
be obeyed or arrests would follow. The regu-
lation, it is alleged, has not been obeyed. and
now two of the gripmen are to be brought in
and have test made Of the law.
Two warrants were sworn out yesterday by
Policeman Brown Of the eighth precinct. They
were issued against Thomas NJ. Butts and J. L.
Bozzel!, gripmen, and charged that they were
in charge Of cable trains going south, and that
they neglected and failed to stop their cars or
trains at the intersection Of 14th and U streets
to see that the way was clear before crossing.
Mr.. Pugh filed the informations in Judge
Kimballs court yesterday and Warrant Clerk
Washburn made out the warrants and sent them
out for service.
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Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
Kittie NJ. Head to ". NJ. Scott. parts Is and
IA. block 20, Meridian Hill; S4,672.S0. A. C.
Chairman, jr.. to same. part SO. do; o., 675. 30.
]. T. Dubois to W. B. Matthews, part Is, SIS
sub. Pleasant Plains; $4,000. ]. A. Massie to
Mabel Childs, lot 9. Block 25. Brookland; g.
Mabel Childs to Jennie Saffell, same property
$4,000 Mary II. Watson to C. G. Helm. part
8, sec. 2. Barry Farm; $1,000. Blanche Patter-
son to Thos. Yates, lots l6 and II. SO. 1906; e.
E. A. Sellhausen to Joseph Schall. part 8, 50.
457; s.. II. W. Garnett to W. F. Barrett ct
al, part 7. So SIG; 6. J. NJ. Ashley, IT,. to
w. H. Acker. lot IS. block 2, Metropolis View;
s. Catharine Brosnan to W. Lott, part 8,
So. $50; g. A. c. Ridgeway to Harriet E. p.
White, part II, block 80. north grounds Co.
lumbar University: S4.2593S. Florence MUIR
ply to same, part do; s4.259.37. E. Forrest to
J. F. Donaldson, part 6. So. 81; S3.526 IS. j..
T. Donaldson to E. S. Westcott, same property;
S3.52673. E. Forrest ct al to Maria L. Dom
aldson, do; s4,350.. H. B. Davidson to n. NJ.
Crenshaw, sub lOS, 50. 1856; $4,000.
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Rusie's superb pitching was too much for
Pittsburg yesterday and the New Yorks could
not help winning. Terry unsteady in two
innings. He forced in run in the third by
giving Davis . base on balls and was hit for
three earned rooms in the fifth. Beyond that
he pitched good ball
Vickery pitched his first game for the Phillies
Yesterday and won it. the Louisvilles not being
able to lift him at the right time. Stratton was
hit hard. notably by Hamilton, and his support
was somewhat ragged The Philadelphias played
without even the semblance of an error, and,
except in the fifth inning. ran bases with ju1g
ment. In tho fifth they were only able to score
one run on five successive singles. Weather
clear and cool
Although outbatted two 70 one by st.
Louis the Brooklyns won yesterday afternoons
game at Eastern Park. The Missourians hit
Tommy Lovetr in a way to make that youth
wish he was in better condition. Young Glea-
son pitched fair game for st. Louis, and it
was no fault of his that the team lost.
Base Ball Notes.
II was . slugging exhibition at Baltimore and
the Orioles won Hutchison was fairly effec-
tive for five innings. Having injured his leg
in running to the frs. base. he was relieved by
Maginnis, who pitched an inning and a half.
Papa Arson grew crazy over double steal by
Treadway and McGraw and replaced Maginnis
with Mauck- With the bases full the slaughter
Of the babes began. Errors by Arson and
LANCE, Clarke being hit by the pitcher. and
three singles scored four runs for Baltimore.
In the eighth four singles. a base on balls and
hit the pitcher gave the Orioles four more runs
and the game Mcmahon made a record on bat
ting and was also fortunate in another direction.
He gave eight batsmen bases on balls, none Of
whom scored His support was superb.
The CINCINNATI Reds won their second game
from the champions yesterday by good batting.
Chamberlain was very wild, but after he got
.~rR = IL l.
well and out Of eleven bases on balls only three
counted in the score. After the fourth inning.
whom the Reds took the lead, the champions
played q very listless game.
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knights of Honor Election,

For the first time in years the Knights Of
Honor have elected their supreme officers by
reclamation. The officers elected are: Supreme
dictator. Marsden Bellamy, Wilmington, N. c. {;
supreme vice dictator. John Mulligan, Yonkers,
n. Y; supreme assistant vice dictator, X. W.
Goheen, Philadelphia; supreme reporter, B. F.
Nelson, st. Louis; supreme treasurer, j. W.
Branch supreme chaplain. Rev. H. NJ. Hope,
Virginia; supreme guard. John H. Hancock,
Louisville; supreme guardian, John P. Shan
non. Elberton, Ga; supreme sentinel J. W.
Smith, South Boston; supreme trustees, Geo.
s. Hallmark, Pensacola. Fla. W. 8. Cantrell,
Benton, ILL.,; J. A. Whitehouse, Baltimore.
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THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-Chief Justice Bingham and
Judge Hdqner.
Yesterday -Broderick agt. Frederick; testi-
mony ordered taken by Examiner Gait. Wild
man agt. Wildman; do by Examiner Bcorman.
Daniels agt. Ball appearance ordered. Ralston
agt. Farmers and Mechanics National Bank;
bill dismissed without prejudice. Ellis agt.
Ellis; divorce granted. Esther agt. Esther;
time to take testimony limited. Strangman
agt. Muhlhauser: sale ratified and reference to
auditor. Jones agt. English; sale ratified.
CIRCUIT COURT. DIVISION 1-yudde Bradley.
Yesterday-Cohen agt. Strasburger; default
set aside. Lansburgh agt. Hoerner; do. In re
Rupperts will on trial.
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A New Episcopal Church.

Mr.. A. A. Birney presided at the annual
meeting of the congregation Of the Church OF
the Advent EpiscopaD which was held last
evening at the residence of Mr.. John L.
Weaver in LIE Droit Park. Mr.. Charles Davis
acted as secretary. 1t was decided to begin
as soon as possible the erection Of a church
edifice on the lot now owned by the con-
gregation at the corner of U and I'd streets, LIE
Droit Park.
This lot is 60x95 feet. A chapel will be To-
Gated on the lot, that more prctentious
church edifce may be built in front of it at
some future time. The chapel will cost IS. 0CO.
The following board Of trustees was elected to
serve during the ensuing year: Charles Davis,
John L. Weaver A. A. Birney. DR.. Walter Hol-
lingsworth and Howard L. Prince.
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II ATCLlFFE, DARR & co, ATCTIONEERs-
~ SO PA. AVE. Nv.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE 2.
STORY BR OK HOUSE WITH MODERN I'M
ffsooTyE5iMstp,NNrS SITUATED on THE SOUTH
ST Nv AND KNOWN As HOUSE NO. g33
BY virtue Of deed of trust. duly recorded in Iibe-
10 10, ioilo IL ef SEQ. one of the land records of
the bisirie; OF COLUMBIA and at the request Of al
offer for sa bg rnbli auction, in trout Of the prem.
ls.s on MONDAY. IHE MINT ENTH DAY OF
JUNE. A D. 1898. at FIVE O'CLOCK Z. NJ. tho fol-
lowing described real ate. situated in the Cty Of
Washington, District of Columbia to wit:
Lot numbered thirty -two cseD Of Beden Notlr ana
and Joseth Boss subdivision If lots fifteen sixteen
and seventeen Us. l6 an - of Fisher and D.yils,.
subdivision oi square No Eve hunured and sixty-one
C6 as the same is recorded the District suryeyor,s
ofh.e az rare eishty-eight, look thirteen (:S5 to-
ge her WITH all the improvements. &c.
Terms; one-thlrd cash. the due in two eo,,a,
instaien;s at one and two years the deferred pay-
ens 10 bear Interest 1T the per cent per arr
NUN. rayaoie ni-annual y. secured by deed of
tra.t ca The Premises Sold or all cash AT the oufon
81 IN. purchaser. Aderost Of 500 required upon
accertance OF bid. IL the OF sale are no, cow
pied with IN tftcen DAYS from the day Of ale she
trustees reserve the right resell the rrorertv n.
the risk and cos; Of the de:auliin purchaser after
GAYS advertisement of sch resa,e IN some newsnaTer
published IN Ma,hnvton. u. c. All conyeyanciny
and recording IT the cost OF the purchaser
EDAAbD W. BNEN, Trustee
lnS<.-uScs PERRf Is. TCRPIN. Trustee.
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FUTURE DAYS.
u ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.

cHANCERY SALE AT AUCTION OF FRAME
HOUSE, NO. 1876 PIERCE STREET NORTH
WEST. ON A FIETEEN-FOOT LOT. RUN
Ming BACK WITH THAT WIDTH TO A
UBLIC ALLEY.
By virtue OF a decree passed June Z. 1893. in
Equity Cause No Ia. $40 Warner Brown ct al VS..
Willie A. Hall 81 al. supreme Court District of
inmbia the 9nd .rsiyned will sell on FRIDAY JUNE
SEVENTEENTH, 1885, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ,
IN front Of the property the lot thirty D
in square hve hundred and hftyseve t551). WASH
ingto ID. c.. beyinnine at the northwest corner of
said lot thence east fifteen 1 feet thence south
hundred and thrty-sIx $3.50 feet and ON a-half
(Th) inches. thence west fifteen (l5) feet, thence
north one hundred and thirty O97) feet seven
Tu, 81 49, ~ ~ an,S ~ ue rae VI u s NJ
year and in two years. notes to be given for
the deferred payments, ed by deed Of trust on
the remises Sold and beafn. interest at per cent
per annun. payable semi annually. all ash the
the time of sale Terms of sale to be complied with
ten days premises resDld az risk of defauting pur
chaser. Conveyanctnv at purchasers cost.
EUGENE +. ARNOt D. 45S La ave-,
L. CAbELL WILLIAMSON. $50 La. ave. ! Arustees.
ta(-d
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RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO. AUcrs.

ThUSTEE,S SALE OF VAIUARIE UNINpRoyrn
PkOPEkII \ Ar THE LINE OF fUE ~
n, IENsloN OF C0ANECTICUT AVENUE.
Is. virtue ot decree Of he Supreme Cont of tba
plstriSt OF Co uinbia sitting a. a court II eouftv
passed March "a, lS.D3 in the salt of ANDREW i 81
ms ct nx v Mary +. Barnes ct al No 4, oS4
eluity docket 3D. the under signed trustee will sail a
puoic aIct. or IN front Of the premises on WEDNFc
Dsn. the TWENTl-FItlsT DAY or JUNE A d
IS,. Al FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ the following IA
scrloeu .anI AMI PREMISES. LYNN and being In the
county of washington. District of Columbia SHOWN
as pa,t OF tract OF and cal ell MT Airym and de-
scrioed by metes and bound, H. follows:
tract OF land called part Of 'Fletchal!s Chance and
Tanning thence north 30 degrees west 49, terrl,.,
Thence south00 degrees east II perchos thence s. nth
~ det,rees west II perches. thence north 20 iegrees
West 10Y percEes 10 the place of beginning contain
ing ~ acres and % eTches. more " less
Terms OF sale: One-tnird cash, one-th bird in one
year and one third in two years. notes given tor
Geierred pay !aents. secured by aecd trust upon
lana sold ana barring Interest at ihs rate Of 0rer
centuln per annur from the day of sale until paid
la} abe se,n-annudl!y. or cash. the option Of
the purchaser. DEPOSIT of 500 will lie required
the tine of sae. 1erlns Ct sale be cCpi:ed with
Within ten days. premises be- Iesold AZ and
cos OF cetaultng purchaser. Convey ancing sc. at
purchaser s cost.
FREDERICK L. sIDDoNs. Trustee.
1eo-oSos LIB St. Az.
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ID ATCLIFFE. pARR 8 co. AucT1oNEERs.

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Real ESTA1E ON EIGHTH STREET BE-
TWEEN TWEEN 2 STREET ;. AND RHODE ISLAM
STORY FRAME DWELLING NO. 1917. BY
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed on the S:h day of Aay,
A. D; 1888 I'll. in equity cause No. 1ie:7 docket Is.
aud George rye, w iager is defendant tie undersigned
ct the premises Id.s on TTESnAY. THE -HIKTEENTH
OClOCk Z. NJ. ali that certain liece or parcel OF
land and premises lylng and being in the CITY OF
washing on. District Of Columbia, ard Known and
DISTINGUISHED as and being lot numbered ten (lOl in
Brents subdivision Of square numbered four INN
ments, &C. ~ 'iAN''
Terms Of sale are one third 90 Of the purchase
money T. De raid in cash. one-tlird % in one wear
and one-thHd 90 in two years Thereafter wi utter
est on the defer ed payments from thu day of SHE 10
DC secured by rood aud sufficient deeI of rust or
may accept al cash. deposit Of $500 required AZ
tEe time OF sale 1t the OF sale are not com lied
with en- the day OF sale the reserve the right
70 resell the pro!ery at the risk and of the de-
iau t,ns purchaser All conveyancng. recording
&C.. at the Cost % the purchaser.
TALLMADGE A. LAMBERT
EDWARD II. THOMAS,
DIG ST. n w.
my IL d6os Trustees
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An Unjust Suspicion.

From Texas Siftings.
A Texas gentleman went out fishing one day.
He had q nice lunch fixedup, but upon arriving
at the fishing place he discovered that he had
lost it, SO he retraced his steps until he met a
large, satisfed-looking negro, who was seated
by the roadside under tree picking his teeth.
did You pick up anything in the road?"
asked the fisherman.
mo. sab, didn't pick up nufin'-couldn't
dog hab found 1t, and ate it up2'
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneera

TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY ON POLK
STREET. NEAR JEFFERSON STREET. UNION.
TOWN DISTRICT OF COLI MBIA
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liber
Ms;r;ct Of Coiumbia We viii se IN ~ ~ ~ The
premises. on WEDNESDAY. the TwENTY-FIRsT
DAY of JUNE, A. ID. 1893. at FIVE O'CLOCK P.
NJ. all those certain pieces parcels OF land and
rreIrsas known and DISTINGUISHED and being lots
Thereon. together with the improvements Ways,
easements, rights. privieres and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or iu any wise appertanng.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in O. i2 and 10
nun mi crest PAYABLE semi annually and to be Sc
cured by deed OF trust on TIE property sold all
cash. at tine option Of the purchaser Conveyancing.
&c at purchasers cost. Terms of sae to be COM
Piled with in fifteen days. otherwise the trustees
the right to resell the property at the risk and
of defaultny purchaser after five days ADVERTISE
ment Of such resale in some newspaper published In
Washington. DC.
CHRISTIAN @. LEDERER.
HENRY Ii. BERGMAN,
te9-dSds Trustees.
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Secretary Lamont's Pockets Picked.

Secretary Of War Lamont was one Of the VIC
Tins selected by pickpocket at the worlds fair
yesterday. While the Secretary did not lose
anything he probably would have been minus
his pocket book in a minute more but for the
Intervention of one of Captain Bontield's men.
The pickpocket had investigated the contents
of two of Mr. Lamont's pockets when the arrest
was made. The Secretary and his party, which
comprised Mrs. Lamont, Mrs. DR.. Bryant of
New York. Mrs. Collamore and the three chill
dren of the Secretary, were at the fair until
late last night The Secretary's party was es
corted by Capt Heyl and Surgeon Appel. U. 8.
A., to the battle ship Illinois, where Lieut..
Tausig presided at an elaborate luncheon pre-
pared in honor Of the guests. The Secretary
will probably return to Washington tonight
His family will remain in Chicago all summer.
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Gettysburg special says The trolley van
dals were cutting and shoveling through the
plot Of the seventy-second this morning, but
this afternoon they received q notice from the
representative Of the regiment and President
Hotter ordered that the cut be refilled and
every effort was made to restore the regiments
land before night. 1t was not completed. how
ever, but will be, it is understood, in the morn
ing.
This would seem to definitely settle the ques-
ton as to whether the seventy-second people
will sell their land to the vandals.
The gangs were also working in front Of the
monument of the seventy-frst Pennsylvania
regiment. and it appears that Hotter has no in
tention of abandoning the line along Hancock's
front, il there remains any possible means by
which he can complete 1t.
In the Valley of Death today the blasters
were on the ground over which Gen. McCand-
less led his brigade of Pennsylvania reserves,
and the largest boulder in the valley was being
blown to pieces with dynamite.
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- A-CLIFFE. DARR L CO.. AUcTIoNEERs
III $40 PENNA AVE. NV.
CHANCrRY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN WEST WASFJNGTON, ID. G. IMPROVED
BY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 1907 NJ STREET

IN WEST WASHINGTON. ID. c. IMPROVED
BY BRICK DWELLING. NO. 1907 N STREET
NORTHWEST.
by virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of the
A. ID. 1888. in equity cause No. 1880, wherein
Sarah : walker ct al. CONF lGinants and Charles
Toward Narden ct Al. defendants. the under
sign trustees will offer for sale uhlic suction in
front o, the preElises on THU RSDAI. THE
FIFTEENTH DAY or JUNE. 1898, at FINE
situate and lying in GEORGETOWN. III frict of Column
bis. TO ait: Paris Of lots numbered hundred and
seventy-eight tlGsD and hundred and seventy
nine IT'D IN Beats addition 10 the city Of George
town. ~ the District OF Co Cinbia desc ibcd fo-
lows: Beginning T. the same the north line of
CD m hes west from ihe northwest corner Of Bridge
aud Green streets and running thence with
Bridge or VI street twenty-five r.b) feet ten 40
in hes. thence north sixty go feet. thence east
TWEEN y-.ree CD teet four IA inches. thence south
twenty three f3 feet. III, st CD feet six
t6) inches ana thence south thirtyseyen t9D
the place Of beginnn g. improved by brick dwelling
NO. 2sO1 NJ street northwest.
Terms of sal. p-es-ri bed by said decree: One
third OF the purchase cash. and the balance
IN TWO equal insta lments. in aid two year.
the day OF sale, with interest," FOR which deferred
payments the notes OF the purchaser pure ssers
shan I've required. said notes be secured by deed Of
trust on Premises sold s cash. at the option OF he
purchaser. DEPOSIT OF SlO0 will be required at ihe
time OF the sale. All cSnNeyanc.ng and recording
the purchasers cost Terms TO lie complied with in
nfieen oay from the day Of sale otherwise the
tees reserve the light e. resell the Of the
tauting purchaser five days notice in The Even
ing Star
JOHN J. wILMARTH.
J. HoLDSW0RTH GORDON. irees'
js3-18d. :eS0 40 St NV
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PATCLIFFE. DARE CO.. AUcrIoNEERs.
~ go Pa. ave u W.

VERY VALUABLE AND DESIRABLE DWELLING
HAVING NINE ROOMS, ALL MODERN M
PROyEMESrS. HEATsD BY HOT WATER
ELEGANT LAWN, AND KNOWN AS NO. l4l9
TIN iii STREET, BETWEEN o AND p
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On TUESDAY. JUNE TWENTIETH. 1899, at
HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK Phi. We will sell in
front o. the premises
sCB LOT IS IN SQUARE aGs
Fronting Is feet 10Th with depth Of
TO an alley. improved by elegantly luiiI dwelling
containing nine rooms: all modern in rrovemenis :
heated by perfect system Of hot water
This house as built by the owner for his use,
and the work being done entirely by days labor and
not by contract. l. therefore exceptionally sub
stsrtia building Ii il al lines Of and rood
and growing better reighbo- hood Ii will he sod
subject to deed of trust Tor So 100 payable June
1897. bearing interest at the rate Of cent per
lanum.
TO he raid IN cash. two hundred dollars () Of which
viii be CURED AZ the time of sale. Terms be
piled with IN teen DAYS the day of sale, her.
wise tie right is reserved To resell the properly the
risk and cost OF the elauitiug purchaser. AL
veyanrlng. recording. Sc.. at PC rchaser's cost.
jeS-d&ds RATCLIFFE, DARR A co. A-cts
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je9-d&ds
IL $40 Pennsylvania ave. NV.

AUCTION SALE OF VERY VALUABLE IN
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON SEVENTEENTH
STREET NORTHWEST, BEING THE THREE
STORY AND ELLAR PRESSED- BRICK BAY
WINDOW FRONT DWELLING NO 1872! nth
RlJMs, WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS.
On TUESDAY. JUNE THIRTEENTH, AID
1898. AT HALF-PAsr FIVE O'CLOCK ?. NJ. we
wall sell, in front of the premises.
SUB LOT 2ls SQUARE 155,
Fronting 81 $40 on 18th st by the depth thereof and
improved by a very fine dwelling. No. 16.s25
1t will be sold subject to an ncumbrance Of 46,0
in two years and Of IL 500. payable in monthly
OF trust.
Terms: The purchase money lover and above the
two trusts mentioned) to he paid in cash. 500 of
which will be required at the time Of SALE all cash.
with in ffesn DAYS from the dav Of sale otharu lee
the right is to resell the property At the risk
ancing. recording. &c at the of the purchaser
jeo-d&dI RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 Co.. Aucts.
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CHANcERy SALE OF IMPROVED REAf, vs-
STREET SOUTHWEST AND VACANT Io3
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Taken With Cramps,

Charles Lusby, aged eighteen years, son OF
VIM. Lusby of 920 South Carolina avenue, was
drowned in the Eastern branch while bathing
near the Pennsylvania avenue bridge last night.
There were number in bathing at the time and
he was taken with cramps and without q cry,
but before his companions could reach him. he
disappeared.
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His Back Broken.

At $40 o'clock this morning Conrad Swarz-
back, aged forty-nine years. living at 1906 L
street southwest. was found at the east end Of
the navy yard tunnel, and when the police went
to him they found that he was insensible and
badly injured in the back. He was at once
sent to Providence Hospital and it was found
that his back was broken How he managed to
fall over is not known. for there is q railing
about four feet high for protection, and it is
thought that he climbed over it
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FAST ROWING AT AUSTIN.
Second Day of the Big International Regatta
in Texas.

Second Day of the Big International Regatta
in Texas.
The second day OF the big regatta at Austin,
Tex, was of little interest. there being only one
professional race, and that q quarter-mile
dash.
First race, senior four-oared she'll for four
gold medals and silver cup, distance mile. and
one-half, with turn-The Nodocs, ST. Louis,
won with ease. Galveston Rowing Club, sec
ond. Time. 10151S- Only two entries.
Second race-Quarter-mile dash. for 300.
Entries-Pete-son, Hanlon. Teemer, Hosmer,
Ten Eyck, Rogers and Stanburv. Stanbury got
of in the lead. but Peterson took it away from
him in ten lengths and won by a length. STAN
bury second, Rogers third, Teemer fourth.
Time, 16s4.
Thiri race-mile and a half, with turn
Amateur junior double scull between Harris
and Baker, and Westhus and Hoseman. The
former won with ease. lime. 1890. The
hnal heat in the big race between Gaudauer
Stanbury, Hanlon. Teemer. Rogers and Peter
son takes place Saturday.
Gaudauer is the fayorite.
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Only EOur Votes for Zola.

Ferdinand Brunetiere, the illustrious critic
and author. was elected a member of the French
Emile lola.
Brunetiere was born at Toulon in 1S49. In
1856 he was appointed assistant professor Of
the French language and literature in the Su-
perior Normal School. He has written a num-
Der Of works on the history of French literature
and kindred subjects.
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Discharges on the b. and O.

The reports Of the division superintendent
Of the various departments Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Company have been sent in to the
executive Offices. These reports show the
number Of employees in each division, the
length of service Of each and the necessity Of
such service in the prompt and efficient opera
ton of the road. 1t is expected that these re-
ports will be soon .aken up and much Of the
force as is shown not to be absolutely necessary
will be discharged. These discharges will be
made in every office and department Of the road
throughout the system.