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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28
THE TENNIS PLAYERS.
Under the Trees In lie Droit Park-Close
of the Sl0cum Club Tournament.

The weather this week has been unusually
favorable to good tennis, and the tournament
In progress in LIE Droit Park has been benefited
accordingly. The courts of the Maple and
Spellbinders clubs and that of Mai. Butterworth,
besides being level and hard and Offering every
opportunity for the best display of their skill
by contestants, are skirted by trees SO large
and close together that each court is we'll
shaded and spectators are entirely free from the
discomfort which is the usual penalty for tennis
enthusiasm. All these conditions have CON-
bined to make the tournament particularly in
teresting both to the players and the specta-
tors, of whom there have been three or four
hundred daily.
An agreeable feature of the tournament is
that all the prizes except the first prize in
doubles, donated By Messrs. Barber and Ross,
have been donated by residents Of the park. as
follows: By Messrs Barnes and Weaver, real
estate dealers with large interests in the park,
silver trophy for first prize singles, in course
of preparation by Rogers ( Bro, New York; a
ladies' first prize medal, donated by Mr.. Clar-
ence McClelland, and second prizes in all
events paid for by subscription from other
residents, amounting to about $40. This gives
local character to the tournament and adds
to the interest.
Today Wright plays Barnard for first prize in
singles. The doubles, now in the second round
will be played to conclusion. MISS Maggie
Cooper won the ladies' first prize Yesterday,
and second place will be played for today. On
Monday the winner of gentlemens single prize
plays Frank Butterworth for the Reinecke
championship, donated last spring by a resi-
dent of the park. There has been so much
general Improvement in the play that no one
can predict the winner.
CLOSE OF THE sLoCUM CLUB TOURNAMENT.
The Slocum Club tournament was finished
this morning. The result of the first round is
as follows: Starkweather beat Conner 60, 4-6,
6-3; Shelton beat Appel Ct, 1913; Wahly beat
and the last set by default; Lane defaulted to
Pitts. In the second round Wahly beat Shell
ton 81, 6-3; Starkweather beat King 60, 60;
Pitts beat Human 60. 81: Wahly beat Stark
weather 10 GA, rs. The finals were played
between Wahly and Pitts, the former winning
by the score of 6-1, SO. Ga The first prize
is Sears special racquet
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CAME TO SEE THE PRESIDENT.
But Found Himself In the Police Court
Instead of the White House.

"HelIo, cop" was the manner in which q
countryman saluted Policeman Riley on 3
street northeast yesterday.
What are you doing here2" asked the officer
II came to see the President" was his re-
Spouse.
The policeman suspected from the mani
manner that he was demented and took him in
charge. When the officer arrived at the ninth
precinct station with the prisoner the latter
gave his name as George Blakeslee and said he
was from Westminster, Carroll county, Md.
He told the officers that he had served a sen.
tence for passing counterfeit money and he
wanted the President to restore him to citi.
zenship.
This morning when the prisoner was called
upon in the Police Court to answer q charge of
being suspicious person he plead not guilty.
How did you come to this city?" asked the
court.
Walked here" was his answer.
what for?'
ITO see the President"
"What about?"
IL have friend in the Baltimore penitsn-
tiary and l want to get him pardoned."
''Who is your friend?"
civilian Smith"
The court committed the prisoner for fur
Their hearing.
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GEORGETOWN.

OFFICERS ELECTED.-The following officers
of Georgetown Council, No. 997, American
Legion of Honor, were elected last night: C. l..
Martin +. c.; II. &. Wagner, commander:
James s. Hayes, vice commander; J. 7. Wal
lace, secretary; W. V. Lewis. collector; ", F.
Gibbons, treasurer; ". X. Grimes orator; Dr..
Clifton Mayfield. chaplain; f. C. Butts, guide;
r. 4. Daw. warden; Benjamin Sin3hiemer, SEN
try; Drs. Mayfeld and Appleby, medical ex-
amlners. Pc. .
AUCTION SALE OF REAL EsTATE-Two brick
dwellings, each containing seven rooms. re-
Gently erected on Prospect avenue were sold at
public auction by Thomas bowling yesterday
for s3,5O0 each. A lot fronting on NJ street in
square 80 was offered for sale yesterday at pub
lie auction, but was withdrawn at 81. 10 foot.
CATTLE MARKET. - The following sales of live
stock at Droyers' Rest yesterday are reported:
20 cattle up and sold; best, Az to AZ; good. 4
to AZ; medium, 31a to SO; common, % to
81. 26O sheep and lambs; lambs, to 6s1
sheep, to AZ; calves, 4 to Az. 10 COWS and
calves, $40 to S35. Market good.
ANOTHER ALLEGED Policy MAN ARRESTED
The police are still arresting supposed policy
writers. John Turvey was arrested yesterday.
Prof. s. A. johnson, formerly principal OF
the Dallas High School at Wilkesbarre. Pa,
was yesterday acquitted Of the charge OF i'm
morality brought against him by Thomas Gar
rahan, and $3.50 costs were placed on the prose.
cutor. '.--.
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PECULIAR To ITSELF

That Hoods sarsaparls does possess curative power
Peculiar to Itself IL copclusivey shown by the
derful cures has effected unsurpassed in the history
OF medicine This absolute merit 1t Possesses by
son Of the fact that ii is prepared by COMBINATION
PROPORTION and PROCESS Peculiar TO Hoods Sar-
| saparlls,
KNOWN TO NO OTHER
medicine, and by which the full medicinal power of all
the ingredients used is retained Hoods
Is highly concentrated extract of Dande-
hon. Mandrake. Dock. Juniper Berries and other we'll
known vegetable remedies 1t has its way to the
leading place among medicines by tts own intrinsic
undisputed merit. and today
HOODS sARsAPARiLLA
hs larger sale than other similar preparation in
the country. II you have never taken Hoods Ssrsa-
parills, try 1t this sessoI.
Il consider Hoods Sarsaparla Of the few patent
medicines that honest democrot can safely reco-
mend. leave desk almost every day and give the
purchasers Of Hoods Sarsa paria my personal ar-
Preval. ROBERT b. FRAZER. Apothecary, Elktou,
Maryland"
n. B.-Be sure to get only
HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all drugeists u; sir for s. Prepared only
by c. HOOD CO., Lowell, Mas.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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THE COURTS
PROBATE CoUKr-Jul1e Coz.

PROBATE CoURr-Jtdge Cor - = 20
Yesterday-Estate of James L. Bullock; cita-
ton ordered to issue against Julia E. and james
b. Bullock. Estate OF Margaret J. Watkins:
will filed for probate and record. In re John
A. Gottsmann; order appointing Fritz Trede
guardian; bono. 1880. Estate Of Philip c.
Hungerford; administrator given authority to
sell personally. In re guardianship of NJ c.
Marvin; inventory Of property returned. Es-
tate of Martin Perry; petition for letters of ad-
ministration to Darwin F. Perry fled. Estate
of Wilhelm Falk; order OF publication. Estate
of William c. Harvey; letters Of administration
issued to p. N. Dwyer; bond $4,000 Estate Of
Joseph jackson; letters Parliamentary issued to
]. H. Jackson; bond $500.
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BrAur1ruL FreunED LAWNS

D. B. 10, 121Sc.
NEW STYLE FIGURED CHALLIES g. TO- 2,xc
CREAM ALBAIRoss, wide double Width ali pure
wool, reduced to 45c.
COLORED SCRAH SILKS 3oc
VERY FINEST QUALITY LONSDALE CAMBRIA,
yard wide. l0c.
sILk MOHAIR BRILLLANTINEs, Electric Blue.
Steel Gray and Tan. reduced to Sc.
CHINA SILKS. 37I4 40. 45c.
INDIA LINENS, 8. 10, l2,4c
styles. 10, 124c.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GIN6HAMs, immense a.
sorf OF new styles. 10. l24, l5c.
SILK MOhAIR BR1LLIANTINEs, nearly yard and
quarter WIDE reduced u 81 No.
VERY BEST QUALITY FRUIT OF THE LOOM
BLhACEkD COTTON, yard wide. sac.
HENRIETTA CASHMtH RE 81 EGE nearly yard mud
hail wide. lure WOOL. reduced to soc.
BEAU1If UL SAT1EkNS, immense assortment of
new styles. 12ts ), .0c.
INDIA SILKS, new styles, 31k. 40, 45, SOC
SHIFTING COTTON. excellent quality immense
double width, 2jc
GATHERS CASH STORE
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7THS ST
CASH PURCHASE TO The AMOUNT OF As
ENTITIES THL PURCHASER TO ONE OF QUE
VALUABLE PRESENTS. sena
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Mr.. Yatman's Farewell.
Correspondence Of The EVENING STAR.
WASHINGTON Gpoyr Tn


WASHINGTON GROVE, June g.
Rev. c. b. Yatman.preached his farewell SER
mon last evening. His subject was THE Path
way of Life" Text: Straight is the gate and
narrow is the way which ieadeth unto life
Matt. vii, ii. He spoke very feelingly and said
he was 10th to leave the people here, to whom
he had become very much attached. The
meetings have been productive of much good
After the meetings closed last night the resi-
dents Of the grove accompanied Mr. Yatman to
the train to bid him bon voyage, singing the
Sweet Bye and Bye" and "Tll Live for Hin"
making the woods ring with their melody When
the cars arrived the large crowd upon the plat
form babe the evangelist farewell, and sang
the familiar hymn written by the Rev. Dr.
Rankin, God be With You Till we Meet
Again"
The meetings on the Sabbath will be conducted
by the Rev. q. II. Geisweil, who has Just re-
turned from Palestine. For reduced rates ON
railroad see special notice In The STAR
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New Government Printing Office Needed

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
Your editorial OF yesterday on the Govern
ment Printing Office building as it now stands
was timely and eminently correct The abso-
lutte and immediate necessity for safety to the
employees of that Office is such that further de-
lay would be criminal. All matters, political,
personal or otherwise, should be laid aside
when the lives OF so large force of hard
working persons are involved and their fami-
lies liable to be deprived not only of the
amount earned but the life of those employed
The writer was an employee of that Office for a
number of years. and at no time for the past
fifteen years has the building been considered
safe. 1t seems strange that repeated reports
TO Congress on this question have been treated
with so little regard. 1t is to be sincerely
hoped that the present agitation will result in
the appropriation OF sufficient sum to erect a
building adapted to the work and strong
enough to quiet the fears Of the employees.
ANYIoUa
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The Marine Band Concert,

The program Of the concert by the Marine
Band at the White House grounds at SOS p. IN.
today is as follows; l. March, Turkish" Ben
del 2 Overture, Bohemian Girl" Balfe. 8.
Grand selection. Merchant of Venice" Pin
suit 4. Valse, Mon Amour" Bucalossi. g.
Descriptive fantastic, The DYING Poet" L. NJ,
Gottsehalk- 6. Selection, La Grand Ouch
" OfRnbarh
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

ALBAUGH's - Lamont Opera Company in
"Anlorita.'
JUNE EVENINGS on THE RIvER.-Steamers
Charles Manchester and W W. Corcoran.
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DIR O. GODS.
India Linen, in all grades S. g. 10 l2,S snd sse
White Goods 1t all prices.
sheetng, ~ yards wide lsc
Pillow Case Cotton. lOc.
Good ISed Ticking, = and l0c.; Feather Proof -
He'd Table Linen. fnst colors. Csc.
cents Outing stirts rs. 50. 30 and 75c.
Boys Outing shirt Waists, z5c.
sstines. 10. Jpn and BE- worth douhaA
LAwns. fast colors. &c.
CbailleE, fast colors, Sc.
Cent? Uniaundered shirts, IS and 500
GinshAmA d 10 and l2tc.
Closing out Psrssols very cheap.
LADIES' Ribbed Yeats. 10, ~ and 15c.
hull line Of Hosiery Tor Ladies and ChndroA-
Clark's o Mt. Cotton. 45e. doz-
LADIES' Cotton Underwear. Aprona. 10.
Androscogsin sisses:d Cotton Short Lsnstha -
tn rowNKR SON.
e2o isle TN stn1
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make me a child again. Just for tonightr'
No, no; thank you With measles and misery,
fever and fussing, collie and chatting No. I'm
satisfied that I'm grown and better satisfied
that my little ones enjoy the use and comfort
of Grown Baby Powder, so healing and sooth-
ing. 15c. per box. / get mine Of
Z. T. MERIz. Druggist.
1914 street.
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DIVER VIEW FOR 1890.

IL 'IH We" rOH IoeO
WAsHINGToNIANs' MOST POPULAR RESORT
The New Excursion Steamer SAMUEL J. PENTz
the Fastest on the Potomac
SUNDAY. three trips, leaving at 10 80 Am 3l5
and $50 pm. Returning ut Z. and pm Ticketa
:.5c
WEDNESDAYS, commencing June 4. three tripA
leaving at 9;45 am, .45 and o As pm. Returning
at /. q and IL 80 pm. Tickets. 25c
Family Days commence SATURDAY, July s.
Dancing Day and Evening on all trips except sun
day at the grounds the largest and finest pavilion
southof New York. Fine Brass Band Sunday. The
only place the Potomac lighted by electricity H.
eellent meals furnished the grounds. SOC. THIS
resort Las q fine switchbsck Railway and all other
popular ADJUSTMENTS. The Steamer will De chartered
or liberal percentage allowed tickets sold b.
cieiies sc. No Questionable parties allowed Oh any
Of the above trips. L. b. RANDALL
ms proprletor
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SIX BIG BOTTLES Va. CLARET, S1.25; home
made blackberry wine made especially for med
ical use. O'HARE's GROCERY, 1915 18th st. n. w.
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For FAMILY AND TABLE USE drink Handlers
pure Virginia clsret. the best tonic and slim
ulant you can get for the hot weather. fine
line of old mellow WHISTLES and sherries Tor
medical use a specially. Only the best Cali
fornIa cabinet wines sold.
CuRIsr NANnER 900 1th at n w
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We don't fear comparison-the price and
quality in our flannel and outing shirt depart
ment are unequaied Our SOC. and 81 shirts
are especially good. FRANC. One Price,
Cor 7th and ID.
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HARDWOOD Hydrocarbons at cost.
A. EBERLY's Sons, us It'll st. NV.
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The Catholic Universitv

An addition is to be built to the old Middle
ton house on the grounds Of the Catholic Uni.
versity. The house is now occupied by the
clergy Of the Paulist order attending the uni.
yersIty and is designed to answer the imme.
diate needs of Pauiist seminary, and as such
will not be too deliberately arranged There
will be chapel, a lecture room. q refectory
and other rooms for classes and dwelling pur.
poses Work on the building will probably be
completed by the opening Of the seholAsti,
year.
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600 BAs RoDE and Sorrento Oranges, Messina,
Catama and Palermo Lemons. ex steamers
Wydale, Peconic and Edwin just landed IN New
York. Receiving and for sale by
T. II. HARRIS,
q07 TOuisiana ava
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ALL ARE invited to inspect their improved
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The "OLD VIRGINIA" is the brand of an all
tobacco cigarette which is milder thar q paper
cigarette and has the same taste. For sale by
all frst-class dealers
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BoYs' ALL-wooL PANTS, 81. Sizes IS to II
years EIsEMAN Bros. 9TH and T..
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CURED BY CUTICURA.

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cheek. spresdng across my and almost covering
my face. II ran into my eyes and the physician was
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entirely bali headed: it then broke on my arms
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being the worst The white scabs fell constantly from
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and be red anu very itchy and would crack and bleed
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LIGHTNING RODS. J.H. KuEHLINo.

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Don't Miss This Chance.
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907 Louisiana ave.

BRIsHrwoop RACES, July 1, 8 pm. Admis-
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PHENOMENAL and well merited is what they
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CONDITION OF TIE WATER.

Temperature and condition of water at
am.-Great Falls, temperature. IS; condition,
8. Receiving reservoir, temperature, 81 Con-
ditiou at north connection, 6: condition at
south connection, SO. Distributing reservoir
temperature, 80. Condition at infuent gate
house, 3; condition at efiuent gate house, 6.
High tide, 405 p.m. low tide, lois.
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Prices HAVE Observation-Disclosures cleaned,
81; stem-wnder handspring, 81; key winder,
75c. Repairing reasonable and guaranteed.
E. G. HINES. 900 F ST. NV.
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The Best AND PUEEsr BEER in the market is
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BoTTLISG Co. Telephone 63i-3.
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ATTENTION Is called to auction sale Of lots on
Q street between 9th aud 7th northwest on
Monday, June 80, 1890. at 8 O'Clock pm. Par
ties desiring to purchase good building lots
should attend this sale. See adv
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rl'HE MOUNT VERNON
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT 90.
On aud sitter june /. 1890. the new iron ana sses
Steamer CHARLES MANCHESTER


Steamer CHARLES MANCHESTER
viii leave her wharf foot OF 9Th street. for Mount
Vernon and Marshall Hall follows;
For MOI Nj fEkNON.-Eyery day te1cept sunday
nj 10 An. ana 2:3O D. m, returning &C and 80
pm Passengers can remain at Mount Vernon until
second boat leaves desired. Fare, round trip,
including admission TO the mansion aud grounds lie
giant cafe on the boat. Meals aud lunches served
For MARSHALL HALL.-ssms Mount vernon
schedule tor week days.
On SUNDAYS at IL am. 2 80 and pm; returning
at =. > 80 and 3 pm
on Fridays aud saturday. special moonlight excur-
sions down the river Indian Head" touching al
Marshall Hall and returning. leaving Nashns-
ton at Is 80 m. reaching city return 10 pm
Meals and Lunches st al times ~ Marshall Hall kss-
tlnrznt.
fare TO Marshall HAn and rsturn 25 cents ON any
trip; children. between aud ~ years. Is cents.
The popular and reliable Steamer W. W. Corcorsn
will make river landings : far down ~ ilyI.ont
landing at Marshall Hall going and returning leaving
her wharf daily, except sunday, 1T 10 An returnn0
1t pm Round trlp. IS cents.
sunday trips OF the ". W. Corcoran 20 Marshau Hall
Will lie announced weekly. Zee advertisements.
For charters OF Steamers Manchester sud COrcorsn
foreither Mount Vernon or Marshall Hall apply 70
l. l. BLAZE. Captain. on the steamer. je3
l'ok CHAkIEE-IHE STEAM YACHT "BELLu
Il l." Bl DAY, WEEK OR MONTH.
To responsible private parties only. Sleeping 40
conmodAuons for 10 Tor tourist or Pleasure Par
tes Especially Cited for Family Parties kyerythlns
complete and . hrst-clAss cook II desired
for further particulars and terms apply board on
Yacht st ath-st whaIf.
". p wATRoUs
m3l-lm $40 II 1T nv
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ScALy SKIN DISEASES.

PSORIASIS FIVE YEARS. COVERING FACE, HEAD
AND ENTIRE BODY WITH WHITE SCARS
SKIN REL, ITCHY AND BLEEDING. HAIR
ALL GONE SPENT HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS
PRONOUNCED 1NCUnABLE. CURED BY CUT1.
CURA REMEDIES 3
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JUNE EVENINGS ON THE RIvER"-The
steamer Charles Macalester will leave for In
dian Head this Saturday evening at $50 and
the steamer W. ". Corcoran will leave the same
wharf for Indian Head at 6:45 pm this even
ing. both boats landing at Marshall Hall going
aud returning. There will be no crowding on
either boat, as Capt Blake is determined to
give the patrons of the Macalester and Cor
coran ample accommodations, so that all NAV
enjoy the trips on the river with entire COM
fort. This arrangement will continue during
the season Of 1890. See advertisements OF
''June Evenings on the River"
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VIZ PAY special attention to all orders by
mail. Empire Carpet Cleaning Works, 631-635
Mass. ave. NV.