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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09
THEY ARE BOTH HERE.
The Participants i'm the Atlantic City
Affray-Two Versions of a story.

Mr.. j. F. Manning returned last evening from
Atlantic City, where he went in the hope that a
change would be of benefit to him. as he was
suffering from a boil under one of his arms.
While at Atlantic City the difficulty with K. K.
KennadaT, a clerk in the Post Office Depart
ment. Occurred, the details of which were pub.
hshed III THE STAR. Mr.. Manning told STAR
reporter this morning that he was not badly
used up, as stated in some of the newspapers
He says that Kennaday came up behind him and
attacked him and that in the scrimmsge that
followed Kennaday's arm was dislocated and
his face was cut Mr.. Manning says that he
was not placed under arrest. but merely gave
bond TO assure his attendance a witness in
the trial. MIR. Manning states that the trouble
with kennaday originated sever Il years ago.
when hennaday was a bOarder in the house
where Dir. Manning Was living with his family
Mr.. Manning says that he had kennaday
ejected from the house because OF improper
intimacy with the young nurse of Mr.. Man
ning's child
Mr.. KENNADAY's VERSION OF IT.
Mr.. kennaday has also returned to the city
and Is at work usual at his desk in the Pos Z
Office Department He says that the cause OF
the unpleasant relations with Mr. Manning was
due TO an occurrence when he was boarding
IN the same house with Mr.. Manning. His
room, he saws, was next to that of Mrs. Ora
ham, Mr.. Manning mother-in-iaw, where he
frequently used to drop in to chat with her
and other members Of the family. One evening
ayoung lady Of about twenty years, who was
with the family in the capacity of nurse, was
IN there with the children, when he walked in
and began TO eat some of the lunch which the
children were enjoying, at the same time chat
ting with the young lady. to whom Manning
thought he was too attentive. In a few mo-
ments Manning came in, accompanied by hi.
three brothers-in-iaw, and ordered him Ia
leave the house at once. He complied, but die
not leave the city, as had been reported.
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Death OF Mr. Seymour Asa Curtis.

News was received here today from STRAIT
ford, Conn, announcing the death of Mr. Sey-
mour Asa Curtis, formerly resident of this
city and proprietor of the New York Avenue
Skating Rink here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09
HIND SIGHT.

VINO is it that doesn't value life? An idiot
with bad blood and without A. B. c. Alternative.
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coNprTroy OF TIE WATER.

Temperature and condition of water at z
Am.-Great Falls, temperature. 50; condition,
n Receiving reservoir, temperature. Sc. Con-
dition at north connection. Is: condition at
south connection, So; distributing reservoir,
temperature 81; condition at inhuent gate
house, II; condition at effiuent gate house, 6.
High tide In the river, las PM; low tide
7:5l pm.
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ATTEND our So 30 suit sale. EIsExAS Bros,
9TH and Z.
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The Horse That Ran Over Count Sala.
The runaway horse attached to a cab, IN at
tempting to stop which Count Sala met with
painful accident Saturday night, did not belong
to Allison Nailor as stated but to another stable
proprietor. The horse did not start from l4th
and E streets, but ended his mad race there by
upsetting the hanson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09

Teuuis Tournaments at Woodley.
In the tennis tournament ct Woodlsy Inn
yesterday John Billings beat DR.. L.LHarban-
s-s, i-s, g. Fred Park best A. J. Hough-
81, 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09

USE THE JOHNSTON BREAKFAST COFFEE Sold
by'all grocers at &c. per pound package.
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CHEAP Excursions TO ATLANTIC CRY vi,
rHE b. AND O.-On Friday OF each week dur
Ing June. July and August the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad will sell excursion tickets to At
lantic City. good going on train leaving Balti-
more and Ohio depot at IL O'Clock noon and
good to return on any regular train to and in
Guiding the following Tuesday at rate Of SaOO
for the round trip. The Baltimore and Ohio
and Reading railroads Sorm the only double
track route to Atlantic City.
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PROPOSALS.

7'REAsuRY PREPAYMENT, WASHINGTON.
eRs hHS SSck 0 gM n:
TsSrasry IL, 1854 fali ,nfosmasiOS e S 80
lrsa~nry building The department reserves the
PfoposSs sSou fdy or a bids aud to S,ys defsc
or the $500 aud be addressed to the secessrs
Of useless Papers in the es % tbs iIr .hs
men, ;1a..,, GEO s. BArcHtLLLR Acting secretary.
pRoPOsAIs FOR HAULING-oFFICE OF The
4 Commissioners, d. C., Washington. d. c.. July &.
ung TWnp ScE Mi be rseeSsd q this 9es
EIGHTEENTH. 1890. for hauling cast iron water pipe
of and sIeccations can Be- CGs,ned AZ tS
once upon Application therefor. together with ali
only viii be con.deled The Fight 8 reserved 10 re
&c, Il any or All 6ids; W. DOUGLASS. L. G. H1NE.
ID. NJ hoBEhI, Commissions ID. C. jy9-6t
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
- ths once OF me SUPERVISING Architect Treasury
on the DAY T 1F july nM2 s s1
furnishing and delivering Drafting Materials Tor the
80, 1891. in accordance with the speciGc.iion Snd
sehedale. which may be obtained ON application to
the G4asr If Il
ncin St e limited states as snarasty for The satis
the materials The del srtment viii reject ali DIS
DO iSt x shs al the
requirements Of this invitation. Proposals must be
Tor furnishing ana delivering Drafting Materials for
Once OF Supervising Architect Treasury Depart
ment. Washington, DC" and addressed to JAS II
NINDRlM. supervising Architect July 8, lSOO
yI~eo6t
DLOPOSALS FOR FOkAGE-SUPPIY DIVISION
Il War Department., Washington DC. July 1, 1870
sealed Proposals, in duplicate, subject the usual
condluOns, Will be received at this Office unti
IMELNE O'CLOCK NOON. FRIDAY, AUGUST
FIRST, 1890. for furnishing during the remainder q,
the fiscal year ending June 30, lSSl such Forage
STRAW &c rs may be required to supply the puhIic
notified that award formal epance OF any mi
under this advertisement will be made until Colsre,s
makes an appropriation from which the Forage called
for can be purchased Envelopes ontanng prpponals
should be marked Proposals for Eoraxen and 81
dressed to NJ K. THORP, Chief Of the Supply Dr.
VISION y5-lt
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVFn At
- this office until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON ON
JULY ThELFTH, 1890 for hire OF 70 DraurIt
Horses and 30 saddle horses for use at s,nusl an.
campment Of the National Guard Fort Washington
from July 81 to July ~ Proposals may be maize tor
the Whole or tor any number not less than a A he
right Is reserved u reject any all proposals Emil
Information be obtained at 70 seyeueenth street
between the hours OF = and pm daily HI CRAN-
fokD,aazrtermaster general u C. lniiitis. ,y2-yt
DROrOsALS FOR MATERIAL TOR REPAIRS OF
Il Buildings, NC, At Howard University,-Propossl.
~ duplicate will be received oy the undersigned uuf
Two M THURSDAY, JULY TENTH, 1890 for
furnishing lumber Lime, Cement Hardware Paint
on, &C. Tor the repairs OF buildings Howard Unit
reisity Tor the year ending June 80, 1891 Psrticu
lars furnished on application. The right reject any
or Az bids reserved Oihce hours to 10 T.. J. B.
JoHNsON, treasurer. je:3U-st
| -
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Glass Blowers In Secret Session.

A large delegation Of glass blowers are in
she city and are holding daily secret sessions at
the Hotel Randall The object Of their meet
ing is to protest against any change in the du-
ties on window glass other than those contained
in the Mckinley bill, and they will also protest
against the reductions In the duties on glass as
contained In the Senate amendments. The
delegation is composed OF Messrs. John p
Eberhard, president; James Campbell, l.. Con-
away, Nm- 5. james, W. III. Synar, DanL VIM
tiers and ii. 5. Campbell of Pittsburg; b. ]. Nor
cross Of Bellaire, Ohio; Isaac L. Nickerson
Chas. Waters and Samuel f. Putney of Cleve-
land, Ohio; Paul Grerner of Canastota, Rob-
ert flnck OF syracuse, y. +. Schamer, of Balti-
more, and Emile Goutiere. VIM. A. Wallace
Nm Leach and Charles Willsey Of New Jersey
ToLcHEsrER BEAcB.-This popular resort has
the odds on ali the other resorts out Of Bslti-
more. There are new amusements and attrac-
nons. salt water bathing, good fishing and
grabbing. elegant music tor dancing. famous
meals for so cents, shady groves for family par
bes The new sensation Is the Tuvanus, De-
cendo, Quartobox. a wonderful machine This
resort is patrOnlzed by people from all parts of
the world. Nothing TO compare with IL south
OF New York. There will be an excursion from
Washington July 10, leaving at 9 am by Balti-
more and Potomac railroad Tickets at the
very low rate OF SL25 round trip-by rail to
Baltimore. thon by large palace bay steamer
passing down the harbor. ride Of rs miles ON
Chesapeake bay, Passing Steelton, the largest
iron works in the I'D The entire excursion
wili be new feature and one OF the most IN
teresting trips ever offered the people of Wash
ngton- Remember the date, July 10 at 9 a. m.
returning at pm, and only costs u. rs. Regu-
lar family excursion. take your basket il you
bks; the best OF order Go. July 10 at am.
Oniy SL23.
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PANTS to order, ~. 80 and Is. EIsEMAN Bros,
7th and E.
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CITY ITEMS.

Cutlery Repaired. wAIroRD, AT Pa. ave. lt'
S3 a GAL, 75c. Ct bottle, No. Rye Whisky.
Best in the world for the money.
mi3-w&s-tr McGEE's. 6S7 d near 7th It
Change Of Life, Backache. Monthly Irreg-
ularities, Hot Flashes are cured by Dr. Miles
Neryine. Free samples at
EDWARD p. MERrz's l0l4 St
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BOARDS, q. IS per 100 feet 9th and N.Y.ave.
$3.50 AND s5 trousers to order. EIsEMAN
Bros, It'll and E.
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CALIFORNIA =
~ Special Parties. Semi-monthly. Tourist Sleep
,nE cars. Cheap Hates. southern Pacific Co Address
4 HANLEl, Asst GEM Traffic Manager, :I43 Broad
way, New York; X. j. SMITH. Agent. ~ south Sd
ST. Phlladelphia OF any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket
AeenI ja15-w&s- O4t
X OCULAR LINE OF COACHEs LEAVE BID
TRIP, DOC. V, hicles OF Ill kinds 10 hirs IEWIs j
SoiLiNS oo25 81 NV. my.I-.yms
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1NHE MOUNT VERNON
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT co.
On aud after June 1. 1890. the new iron and stes

I'M MoONI fIhNON
AND MARSHALL HALL STEAMBOAT co.
On aud after June 1. 1890. the new iron and steel
Steamer CHARLES MAoALEsTER
Will leave her wharf foot Of 7th street for Mount
f0r MONT yEkNON.-kvery day texcept Sunday,
AZ 40 a-la aud ESQ . m, returning AT 2 and 5 Ks
BIN Passengers can remain at Mount Vernon until
including admission the mans,on and grounds Ele
giant cafe the boat Meals aud lunchss served
promptly: Mount Vernon guide books can be pro-
70. MARSHALL HALL.-ssms - Mount Vernon
scheduie FOR week days.
On sUNDAYs.t II am. 2 so and pm: returning
On Fridays aud Saturdays, special moonlight ercur-
Sons down the river 10 'Indtkn Head" touching At
marshsn hall xoins and returning. leaving Washing
Meals and LunchssH all times at Marshsli Han hss-
fare 70 Marshall Hall and return, rs cents on any
trap; children. bets'esn and az years, Is cents.
ihe populAr and reliable Steamer w. W. Corcoran
dn. Al Ms aa s ~ s ara Iosn :, eiy|oI
her yharf dalS, except sunday. At 40 an returning
viii lie ANNOUNCES cd weekly. see sdverfisements
For charters OF Steamers MAczlesIer and Corcorsn
for either Mount Vernon Marshall Hall apply %
4 l. blAkk. Captain. ON tine steanlec les
NEw STEAMER BAkTHOLDI-TkIP EVERY
~ hour TO all up river Dixie and BArthold sndinvs;
ping 81 Disn Anding. Round tap. l5c Can be char
hire and .aie. JSO. CUMBERLAND q son. SON. '''
s24-sm f fsSs Of e s : g &, NV NV
EEsRY txcyRsloNs.LARGE SALOON STEAM
1890, $50. l2.30. 30 $50. $50. 4 81.
9opiasncins $50 am Fare round srsp. Is cesss
Babies free. se5-Sm
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Fired at u Negro on His Back Shed.

rfreu at NegrO Oh HIS BACK SHED.
The neighborhood Of North Capitol and c
streets northeast was startled last night about
l1:3O o'clock by the report of a pistol shot
quickly followed by another. The excitement
was due to the discovery made by DR.. Swander
OF No. II C street northeast of a negro crawl
ing over his back shed, and he opened fire on
him. The negro jumped from the roof but
landed in tho arms of a neighbOr Of the doctor
named Hough, who promptly turned HIM over
to the police. The man proved to be Henry
Daniels, alias Will Thomas, we'll known to the
police, and who but recently returned from the
penitentiary, where he had served q term.
Officers Haynes and Rodgers locked him up.
This morning Judge Miller required the negro
to give bonds or 90 down for ninety days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-09

CoLoRADo TOURIST TIcKErs at greatly re.
duced rates are now on sale via Che ga peake
and Ohio railway. Office, No. 5lS Pennsylvania
avenue.
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OWNED ONCE MORE.
How the Newarks Defeated the Senators
Yesterday.

1t was not . cold day yesterday, but the Sen.
ators got left They went up TO Newark and
the Newark aggregation took the Stranger
in-S 70 8. OF course the weather was Just q
hot FOR the Jerseyites ~ IL was for their op-
ponents. but it affected the two teams very diff
ferently, the winners playing with good deal
OF snap, while the local outfit suffered mot q
little from lassitude. Bird was one Of the wide
awake ones, getting in home run and q single.
The batteries were Miller and Duffy and Daniels
and Nicholas. Daniels was pounded with marked
effect. Newark earned four Of its eight runs.
Washington earned two.
OTHER GAMES.
Jersey City took a game from Hartford yes
terday by q score of to T. The Connecticut
men got their four runs of Turner in the first
inning; Fitzgerald took his place and that
ended run-getting for Hartford. The batteries
were Turner, Fitzgerald and Murphy and Stab
and Moore.
Wiimington's merry men thumped Germans
delivery for twenty hits yesterday at Whining
ton and made the Baltimore base bah heart
sore by scoring fifteen runs. The Orioles had
TO be satisfied with Ave runs. Anderson and
Williams occupied the Wilmington points,
while German and Townsend took care Of Bal
timores battery end.
New Haven, by a total Of IA to 6. proved il
and Hofford and Stafford and Terrien were the
batteries, and Worcester failed to hit DUran to
any profitable extent.
IN OTHER LEAGUES.
National League-At Philadelphh-Philadel-
phis, 8; Cincinnati, 4. At Brooklyn Cleve-
land, /; Brooklyn, I. At Pittsburg- Boston Is;
Pittsburg:. 1. At New York-New York, 2;
Chicago, Z.
Players League-At New York-New York,
20; Buffalo. 10. At Boston Boston, Z: Cleve-
land. 8. At Philadelphia-Philadelp -;
Pittsburg. TO- At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, o;
Chicago, 6
American Association.-At Coiumbus-Co-
lumbus, s; Rochester, 6. At Louisville-Louis-
vile, 10; Athletic, 2. At St. Louis-St Louis
ID; Syracuse, 8.
The Alexandria Base Ball Club, under the
management Of r. H. Atkinson. will leave to-
night for Roanoke, Va, to play three days this
week.
The EVENING STAR Base Ball Club defeated
the Amats yesterday. The features of the game
were the batting of Hanlon. Scribner and Pow
ell of the Stars and the battery work Of Powell
and Schwartz of the same club. Boucher and
johnson were the battery for the Amats and
Boucher was batted out of the box. The Stars
made l3 runs, 10 hits, 5 errors. The Amats
made 10 runs, 8 hits, s errors.
oe
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather..

FORECAST TILL EIoHr An. THURSDAY.
For the District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. local showers: lower temperature to-
night; northwesterly winds; cooler, fair Thurs
day.
The Signal Office reports that the cool wave
viii reach the Atlantic coast tonight, and
cooler, fair weather will prevail during Thurs
day.
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SEASON OF 1890.
THE COMFY ISLAND OF THE POTOMAC.
MORE ATTRACTIONS THAN ALI. OTHER RIVER
RESORTS COMBINED.

The new. s~tft and poprlar stesmer SAMUEL ].
PkNIZ will make regular excursions this fsvorite
resort ss follows:
sUNDAfs-Lesvine wharf foot Of 9Th St ut 10 10
An. 3:lo and o 80 y m. Returning st 2 and d 30
Pm 1ickets Zoe
MEDNEsDAYs-Thrs trips. leaving at e.45 an
and 45 aud o:45 pm. Returnins at i. and IL 80
pm. Tickets. 25c
famiiy excursions every SATURDAY.. Leave 1t
s;4o q M and 40 pm. Returning at I and q 30
pm. Fare round TRIP lOc.
SATURDAY EVENING trips at 645, returning st
IL 80 pm. Round trip 25c
ihe only excursion grounds lighted By electricity.
The best meals furnished on the Potomac River or
anywh re else for Soc No ob,ectiouable paruss al
lowed on boat or grounds.
~ Es RAINFALL pro,-..tor
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At the ocean end Of Kentucky avenue, At
lantic City, where the sea breezes play abou.
with nothing TO interfere with their sportive
fancies, is ''The Eikton," which is under the
management of Mrs. e. Vile and is open all
the year.
At Terrace Farm, South River, Md, there
can be engaged boating, bathing and fishing,
with good country board, thus affording all the
elements which makes hot weather endurable.
D. w. Higgins, Annapolis. Nd, will give
further particulars.
Large airy rooms in the high and healthy To-
cation near Mountsville, Loudoun county. Va,
are not to be scorned in such weather as now
prevails. II. N. Rector at that place can furnish
all the information desired.
By addressing Box Is, Keedysville, Nd, in
formation can be obtained of desirable accom-.
modations for a per week. This offer is linn
tied, a. only few persons can be accommo-
dated.
There are still . few more delightful rooms
left at Lakewood that can be had for the sum-
msr or any portion of it Edgewood is only q
mile from Hamilton, Va, and ~ miles from
are remarkably small. Write for circulars and
full psrticulxrA
Locust Shade sounds well az the name of q
retreat for this season of the year. Locust
Shade. at MountviIle, London county, Va, ID
now open for summer boarders at reasonable
ratea There 10 an abundance OF shade, fresh
fruits and vegetables and all the comforts Of
country life. For fuller description Of the
good qualities of the place address Mrs. Law
renee Lsith At Mountville.
In high, cool aud healthy location ON top Of
North mountain and near the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad there is delightful home for
soMmsr boardsra Il il only three hours ride
from Warrington. In addition TO the other
attractions the charges are very moderate.
Address Miss Chrismsn, Hedgssvills, Berkeley
county, W.yA
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His Text.

Probably no class of men can compare
with the clergy in providing stories for
the common stock of literature. If any
one doubts this, he has only to listen to a
group of preachers on some social occasion.
The late DR.. Ward of Yankton, S. D.,
was famous for the number of good stories
he could tell. One of the last recollections
which an old friend had of him was at a
banquet of college men, where he related
the following of a college classmate who
was present.
This classmate was rising young min
lister, very absent-minded, very earnest
and very sensitive Hurrying to church
one Sunday morning and going into the
pulpit late he was Mortified TO discover
that he had not his carefully written SER
mon with him. The services had begun
by the singing of the anthem, but he called
up one of his neighbor's boys and gave him
hurried instructions about his study and
the probable location of the sermon, and
sent him post-haste to get it and return as
fast as possible.
The service proceeded, and still the boy
did not appear. The young preacher was
in agony. He had never preached with
out notes, and the perspiration stood in
great beads on his forehead as he won
dered what he would do if the sermon did
not come.
Finally, just as the last stanza of the
hymn which preceded the sermon was
being sung, the boy appeared, rushed up
the aisle conspicuously and handed the
minister his manuscript. The clergyman
took the package neryously, opened it,
and, during profound stiffness, announced
the text. Not until he had spoken it did
the meaning of it flash over him. 1t was
this
"Rejoice with me, for l have found the
piece which | had lostp
Thiswas too much for the audience. The
people laughed outright. But the lesson
was good one for the minister, who never
forgot his sermon again while in that par
ish.- Youth's Companion
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