Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-06
Another Coat Of Wh,tew..h.


TEE DKfRofrs BADLY DEFEAT rHs wAsHIxGroSs-
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
Yesterdays defeat at the hands Of the Detroit
| team made the eighth coat Of whitewash the Sem
| ators have received this season. The champions
had not the slightest diniculty In Keeping the
Washington tossers from the home plate, while
on the other hand they found It perfectly easy to
score In four Innings Daily and Murray and Con.
way and Camel were the batteries. The Senators
were poweriess against the curves Of Conway, and
their weaklng hits were captured by Hanlon's
| men without trouble. To Deasey, who played at
short belongs the honor OF making the only Sena.
torfal hit, but he, unfortunately, tried to make
two-oagger OF it and failed, and was caught on
second base.
The Detroits batted as though they were con-
testing for long-distance hitting. Thompson did
the best work, making double triple, and a
home run. The senators played q strong game In
| the field, being credited with but two nelding
| errors one by Deasley and one by Murray. The
Iatters work was not up TO his standard and three
balls passed him The home team made several
stupid plays which just escaped being ciassed as
errors, but these were somewhat compensated for
by the nne running catch by WilmOt In the sew
was an exceptionally brilliant play. Detroit made
II hits and errors and Washington hit and
| errors
| OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
Indianapolis went to pieces In the seventh In
| ming, and let New York make two unearned runs
that won the game TO 1. Keefe and Ewing and
| Shreve and Buckley were the batteries The
Giants made hits and 5 errors, and the HOosiers
| Pniladelphia's wretched fielding enabled Chicago
| to take the game-3 to- The batteries were
chicago made hits and 3 errors, and Philadelphia
9hlts and errors.
| Every run was earned in the game between Bos-
| ton and Pittsburg, the former winning by score
| OF 10 to ). Both sides baJted as though IL were
| their last chance, there being six doubles. three
| triples and two nome runs made. The batteries
were ClarksOn and Kelly and Calvin and Miller.
Boston made 10 hits and errors, and Pittsourg
1 Ar paIttTnors polttnooro a, EanSas Cttr Ar
hiiadeiphia--Aihletics, II; CINCINNATI, 9. AT
acknowledgements, @; Louisville, ). AT Brook
lyn-Brooklyn, D; st. Louis, l.
AMATEUR BALL GAMES.
The Bindery Base Ball Club, OF the Government
Printing ONCE, defeated Dunbar's Pets yesterday
| afternoon by the score of II to4.
The Heroes or south Washington defeated the
Five Point Base Ball Club yesterday by q score OF
9to5.
The PROSPECT HILL CEMETERY CAsK.-In the
case OF the Prospect Hin Cemetery Co. against the
| last, 10 annui deed and subdivision and for con-
veyance, the complainant Yesterday Med an
MES that the Evangelical Society owns the prop
ery and asserts that 1t has not been Incorporated
or elected ofncers according TO law, and asserts
that the lot-holders having paid for the ground
are the owners, and the property should be held
| In trust for them.
The JACKSON GROVE CAMP GROUND TO BE Sold
| At meeting yesterday afternoon, at Jackson
| Grove. OF the stockholders OF the jackson Grove
being represented, Mr.. ]. d. Cathell, OF West
Washington, presided. Mr.. w. j. C. Duaney, pres
fdent OF the association made q statement OF the
difficulties under which the association had
labored. motion, offered Dy Rev. Mr. Gray, to
hold camp this season, was, after some discus
sion, lost. motion was carried to sell the prop
erty and pay on the bonds and Indebtedness. The
association has debt Of about $500. The aSSOci-
alton was formed about ten years ago. The aSSO-
citation OWNS about 100 acres OF land OF which Is
are occupied by the grove, and the rest Is under
cultivation and leased. Camp-meetings have been
held there every year since the organization except
last year, but they have never been q success
financially.
NELSON DIVISION No. 2, KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs, will
use Pennsylvania Railroad to CINCINNATI, Ohio,
leaving By special train Ut 1890 p. m, Saturday,
June s. Round trip tickets, including sleeping
car accommodations going and meals route in
AMONG the speculative property, the trustees
SAFE Of lots AT Twining City, at the end OF the
Pennsylvania Avenue bridge, across Eastern
Branch. presents a splendid chance TO obtain
property at low rigures With prospect OF rapidly
advancing, as this bridge will be regular thor.
Oughfare ana short drive from the city, and
some or The weaithicSt citizens owe their present
prosperity TO the advance In real estate The sale
Is advertised In the auction columns, and should
attract large audience-Adrt.
FINE LIQUORS AND WINss--The fine assortment
| OF wines, French liquors, whistles and brandies
contained In store No. 1l22 Connecticut avenue
northwest, Will be sold there Oy Thomas Bowling
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock. The fixtures
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