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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06

Jackson, J. P. Nields. ". 8. Hilles. Nv.
Thompson, George P. Bissels, Charles smith.
H. l.. Cause, Lewis C. Dupont and Tillman
Johnston. The best lady player is. Of course.
Miss Florence Bayard. formerly Of Washing
ton, whose tennis conQuests here are well re-
membered.
Mr.. J. E. Smith is probably the leading player
and has engaged in more tournaments than any
other member. He has played in two tourna-
ments of the southern association and was in
the finals against Davis at Wilmington in 1889.
DE also played very strong game at tho Bar
Harbor tournament in 1889.
Mr.. Ralph Stone, the present club champion,
10 a strong player. In 1859, with Mr.. J. E.
Smith as partner, he played O most exciting
contest against Lee and Steele, the champions
OF all Philadelphia. the score standing 10-S 4-6.
81. "a, rs. Mr.. Stone won second double
prize In the tournament for the college cham
Plonship OF Pennsylvania In 1887, and in the
singles for 1889.
rHE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP.
MIR. W. s. Hiles. graduate of Haverford Col
lege, held the club championship for two years.
He is cricketer of some reputation. but does
not WELD the racket as frequently as in former
years. He is, however. q strong rival for local
tennis honors. He played in the southern
tournament in 1889 at Baltimore with Mr.. J. E.
Smith
A new star in the tennis circles Of Whining
ton Is MIR. d. Dupont Brock, who has played
tation has preceded him. He is young and
alert. and it is said has mastered several of
the difficult strokes played only by experts.
Mr.. Joseph p Wales is another player in the
junior set who will make it lively for the
visitors. He is only eighteen. but is an ac-
curate and skillful player. He is also on the
cricket team, and is counted ss one of the best
all-round athletes in the club.
Mr.. Tilghman Johnston is one of Whining
tons best players, and with Mr. J. E. Smith as
his partner reached the finals in the southern
tournament at Baltimore in 1888 being defeated
BY Bousol and Steele. He has played in many
club tournaments, and the strength of his play
is in volleying.
RACQUET AND BUsKIN.
Recently Q dramatic entertainment was given
BY the members Of the club, the cast present.
ing "a Lesson in Love-" at the Grand Opera
House. Over $500 was realized from this en-
tertainment, the presentation being of a very
high order. entirely removed from the anna
teur. Mr.. George Hoffecker is perhaps the
most finished actor in Wilmington and fairly
carried the play and the audience with him.
He Is leading member of the club.
The club Is greatly interested in the ap-
preaching visit of the Washington and Baiti-
more players, and preparations will be made
for their entertainment during the tournament.
Wilmingtonians are proverbial for their hospi-
tahty. and with the aid OF the ladies the club is
most admirably equipped to give our players a
most hearty welcome and an enjoyable visit
during their stay in the prosperous Delaware
metropolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06
THE BUILDERS EXCHANGE.
The Handsome Structure which the Organi-
sation Will Soon Occupy.


THf RAPID GROWTH OF THE ExcHAyaE-pEscRIP-
TON OF TIE NEW BUILDING ON 18th STREET
How TEE Rooms WILL BE APPoRIIoSED-THE
oFFIcKls AND MKnBEns.
TT Is NOT OFTEN THAT AN ORGANIZA-
Il ton celebrates its second anniversary by
taking possession Of . large and handsome
building. which IL TO be its permanent home.
That 10 what the builders exchange il going to
do in the course Of few weeks. 1t started
two years ago as an experiment, but the sd-
vsntases Of having some central point where
those engaged in the building trades could
meet we're so apparent that the membership
increased rapidly and now includes practically
all the leading men engaged as employers in
the various building trades of the city. Since
its organization the exchange has occupied q
building on @ street near 18th street. but it
was soon found that these quarters were en-
tirely inadequate. When the secretary Of the
exchange. Mr.. Thomas J. King. purchased the
church property of the congregation of the
First Baptist Church on 18th street between @
and streets and offered it to the exchange
the offer was accepted. The corporate menu
bers of the exchange formed an organization of
stockholders and purchased the property and
at once made arrangements to erect q new
building.
THE NEW EXCHANGE BUILDING
The design Was drawn by A P. Clark IT,,
and the new structure, as may be seen from the
cut which accompanies this article. is q fine
example of architecture. The building ia IS by
lis feet and is seven stories high. The front is
mainly of brick and presents an imposing ap-
pearance. On the first floor are store rooms
and large exhibition room. The exchange
room is on the second floor. together with a
number Of rooms that will be used .by the
members Of the exchange Office rooms are
provided on the upper floors. The building is
supplied with elevator and other con-
veniences. It 10 proposed 10 have the head
quarters Of the real estate exchange il one is
organized. in this building.
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS.
The officers o; the exchange are as follows:
Board Of directors-Jacob veihmeyer. Robert
Clarkson, A. l. Phillips. Jno- r. Galloway. ].
b Lambie, John Mitchell, NJ. Shea, F. L. Han
vsy. Thos. p. Stephenson, Frank y. Devereaux
Morgan Thomas, G. T. Tanning.
d. ]. Macarty, president: T. J. King. secre-
tary: H. A. Jones. first vice president: H. p
Gilbert. second vice president; VIM. C. Morri-
son. treasurer.
The members include not only building con-
tractors but dealers in all kinds Of building
materials They are: E. L. Dent Co. Bart
lett HAYWARD, c. Burlew, H. J. Mclaughlin
T. J. Story, Jno. R. Galloway. Lynch & Colum-
bus. VIM l. Hickey, Jos. W. Collins, Geo W.
Dant. Thos- Kenny, Henry Klinge Richard
MeMenamin, Howarth L Yates. r. II. Sorrell.
=. r. Sterling Jno. II. Cassel D. T. Cissel.
Douglass 4 McKnew. Warren Bros, James NJ
Carroll. W. H. Carson. NJ F. Foley. r. +. Coz
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Investigation Of Rev. Heber Newton.

1t is stated upon pretty good authority that
the commission Of inquiry to investigate the
charges Of uncanonical conduct brought
against the Rev. Heber Newton, rector of All
Souls Church Of New York, has been appointed
by Bishop Potter, and viii consist of the Rev DR.
Shipman Of Christ Church. the Rev. Dr. Peters
OF Old st. Michaels, Bloomindale. and Rev. Mr.
Butler OF the Church OF the Epiphany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06
A New Orleans Dive Burned.

The notorious Royal Palace Variety dive, No.
80 Royal street, New Orleans, owned by schon-
hausen. Plant Co., was destroyed by fire yes
terday. This is the dive to which Elbogen, the
procurer, who was recently sent to states
prison in New York for Ave years. cent num-
Der OF virtuous girls under the impression that
they were to become respectable actresses.
Inc destruction Of the dive 10 pleasing to the
people Of the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06
Tied HE Feet and Drowned HIm,e,f.

DR.. Jno. Thompson, wholived near Linesville,
Pa, on Wednesday tied his feet together with q
rope, hitched the rope to tree leaving plenty of
slack, and then plunged hsadlong into q creek
and was drowned He was sixty-sevsn years
old and had frequently Threatened suicide ON
account Of III health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06

Negotiations have been completed for the
purchase by the whisky trust Of Schuefeldt and
the Calumet distlery, the only large d,stilleries
outside the trust. II is understood that the
price il about q, 000. 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06
THE TENNIS PLAYERS.
The Coming Annual Tournament Of
the Southern Association,
WILMINGTON'S FINE COURTS.

The Grounds Of the Delaware Field Club on
Which the Tournament VIII BE Held
Warrington Players and the Men They Will
Meet-Priaes offered for the Contests.
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THE DUNKARDs AT HAGERsrowN.
Closs of the Great Meeting Of This Peculiar
Religious Body.

THousASps ASSEMBLE AND CONDUCT THEIR Dis
CUSHIONS WITH PERFECT ORDER AND pioSIrI-
SOME OF THE POPULAR ERRORS As To THIS
Bopr-ToPIcs ARGUED AND ACTED UPON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06

Francis F. Emery, boot and shoe manufac-
turer. Boston, made an assignment yesterday
for the benefit Of his creditors to Joseph B.
Lynn, Mas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06
IN. LrTTELL's REsrprxc

An attractive house is being built for Mr.. J.
Reed Littell on street between 18th and 18th
streets- The treatment Of the front il ample,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06

THH RAPID GROWTH OF THE E1cHAyeE-DEscRIP-
TON OF TIE NEW BUILDING on 18th STREET
How TIE Rooms WILL BE APPoRIIoSKD-THE
oFFIcKRs AND MRMBEns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-06
REAL ESTATE GOSSIP.
cious Building Sites for Fine Residences.

TEE PURCHASE OF PROPERTY BY sYSDrcArEs-
SOME HIGH PRICES PAID RECENTLY FOR
aRouNp-THE ARTISTIC MEMORIAL ERECTED
BIZ Mr.. HrNRr ApAMs-oTHER MArrKRs
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property. Those familiar with values under
stand that this is special price. in the same
way as tine 81 Fer foot paid by Mrs. Clover for
her residence site at tho point of land at the in
tersection Of New Hampshire avenue with 18th
and 0 streets. The lot only contains
1888 square feet, and owing to its
shape and its frontage on three streets
there Is practically no waste ground. For q
lot of the ordinary depth in the same locality,
as. for example, lot S5xl20 feet an equivalent
price would be about - per foot. which is
about the prevailing rate for a choice building
lot In that section of the city. Where there is
so great difference in the dimensions Of build
ing lots as is the case In this city, the price
paid per square foot in itself gives but little
idea OF the true value of property.
AN ARTISTIC MoRTUABY DESIGN.
st. Gaudens. the sculptor. was here few
days ago in connection with his duties a. a
member Of the commission tc select designs
for silver coin. He has recently made quite an
important addition to the art attraction Of the
capital II it is proper to place in that category
an extremely artistic memorial which he de-
signed in connection with the architect, Mr..
White, and which has been erected by Mr..
Henry Adams to mark the grave of his wife in
Rock Greek cemetery. Those who have seen
this memorial speak Of it a most striking
and effective work. At the head of the
grave is q semi-circular seat with a hish
back made Of polished red syenite
granite. At the foot Of the grave.
seated upon massive piece Of granite. is
figure in bronze representing Grief. The
figure is one-third larger than life. long
hood-the drapery of which falls down the
back-reveals the face. One hand partially
conceals the eyes, which are gazing upon the
grave. The attitude and entire expression of
the figure is that Of profound grief. The de-
sign Is somewhat similar to that of the Farra-
gut statue in New York city, which was made
by the same collaborateurs. 1t is said this me-
mortal cost $4,000
IN. LrrTELL's RESIDENCE
An attractive house is being built for Mr.. J.
Reed Litten on s street between 10th and 18th
streets. The treatment Of the front il simpls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-16

Die .0ambureer Na@ri@tenD
tpre9en fi9 na9 pie Dor mi6billiaenb
tiber bic 3uIaRung bes ameritauiid5en
S@neines tn Deutf6lanb aus. Oas
9omburger 8latt bertritt bic Nnfidbt.
bab mon bic ianitdren @ruube, In SfoI,
ge meIder bas 0erbot erIaifen tporbeu
mar, iebt nod ni1t beieitiat ieieu. Mau
bdtte tparten iolen, bis cine beifere
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iei oie Wufbe5ung sroBmhtbig In Nmes
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tisen Sanbesintersffeu sei6dbist wor.
ben feienl
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aus ben lebten Nsben Galisburps unb
oes Marduis Dt Rubini ben 6fIus.
bob @robbritannisn lpie 5taIien ent.
t9lofen feieH, Elm selpi9tiges Wort sur
4ufre9terbaltung bes europdil9en
@lei@getDi6ts tn bic Magi9aIe 3u tpers
zen, tpenn ber Grieoe bebrobt ueroen
follie.
= Die 3spabIit San Galbabor ftebt
oori benz Staats. .8anterott. Die Be.
amten baben f6on felt ldngerer 3eit
ielne Sebdlter mebr ge3ogen.
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Gin srauenbafter Soaorb.

4us Dortmun5 bsri@tet man BON
IL. October: Gin Nbgrunb meuiGli.
der Weruorfenbeit frat in ber ae}frtaeu
S9wurgeri6tsber banblung au Sage. In
tpel9er bie Mittpe bes Berginpaiibeu
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rem S6bne, bic 8ereleute WilbeIm unb
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ben, ben @begatten be3u. Batter ermor.
bet au baben. 8on ben ausetlaaten
nuroe ber 27idbrise %. Rruie er{i
tttr3li@ wegen eines 8erbredeus aeaen
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baus Derurtbeilt.
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3ant unb etreit on Der 3agesorbnuna.
Sanbenbod fir NQes tuar ber Batter.
trel9er fi9 3uleBt nidbt anbers belfen
tonnte, oils gegen bic 66bne Rlage tpes
gen Hdumuns ber Wobnuug an3uRren,
gen.
Sie 3uffeaung bes ftr bic Betlaateu
ungttnfigen lribeils, tpeIt6e am 8. Waai
erfolgte. f1eint In ben brei Berporfe.
men ben berbre@eriI9en gnti@Ius aur
Heife gebrabt au baben; brei Saae
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bern einen Strif, an bas Bett ber @6b.
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Jrau, um nit Blibesf9nelIe Dem Webrs
lofen ben Strid um ben Gals au tuers
ten unb aufammensusieben, udbrenb
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3ublelt. Wa9 0oaflbrung bes Mor.
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an Der Sbar auf, um ben 59ein zines
Selbfmorbes au ertpefen.
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bic 3bat allein begangen. grf nod
brtngenben unb umfafenben 0oriteauns
gen oes 0orhbenben lieB iie fi1 su bem
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ti9 2ruie wesen Sooti6Iass au lebenss
!dn9li1er 3u9tbausfrafe berurtbeilte.
Die Wngetlagten, ipel6e BEL geainn
oer Werbanblung aiemlid BRETT auftra.
ZEN, boteu aalebt bas Bib er6Bter Ser.
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nebte 5au9uelIa feinen 9obu, uno
ptellet9t I'M 10 mebr, alS bieler Der ein-
Sise @esenitanb ieiner 9teisuus mar.
llno jest folterte ibn eine unbcitimmte,
aber oeito qudlenbere Gorge. Die
1age 9ia9en bin, obue oaB alfreb Ha9=
rt9t bon iib 9ab, oblpobl Der @runo
bes Sdmeisens in @esfau sefommen
mar.
Jriiber bate er lid oft ipo1enlans
auf 8eilen be9eben, obne eine sinsise
3etle 81 }6reiben, aber baS tparen
anoere 0erbdltniiie semeien, es bate
fetn S9atten 5fpildeu ibm unb benz
Bater geitanben, eS mar feline 6ano
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ausbolte.
Sett aber bate Serbiuano @anguelia
oa8 Wirfen oieler 6anb gelpiirt, uno
ieben Nbenb, tpenn er Dor oem Shla,
fenseben bas leere 3imuer leines Cob
mes betrat, rubten ieine Mnsen nit
lDa6fenbem @ntieten auf benz 8ette,
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fennen, uno er tpan6te bdufig ben Gopf
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lonif ftunbenlang arbettenb ober ipie bic
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mem Drebitnbl iisen fonnte, litt es i'm
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tpett friiber alS geip0bnli1. Wtartba
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(Sortfetuns folst)
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Gnelmetall=TunSe in 9eras.

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bic freili1 big iest beinabe nod, p6(Iif
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Cite llno Jlutb.
asman aus ben, Sambarser e.beu.
Bon ersesridb saeesie,..
(0ortistunsl.

NOpttiv2uttUJ.
g(nnie iprQd1 ,pobf pon ibrer Meue
aber iie erbat BON Dem tiefaefrdnften
0ater feine Ueraeihuno. uuS es muRte
uueutifie6eu blsiben " Of and 6ieses
llnteriaifsn auf Ser glunobme berllbe
SeR Die geraeihuna BOD, nfrbt oetpSbrt
,perbe. ober Oh Ser fSfol,e Ginn Ses y}os
terS II, Der @eefe Der Sod1ter einen FRET
lid, mistSnenben Wi6erflano oefnn6en
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tarbe ab GS est tefer, benu es bdnst BON benz aez
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gaihatts, eann febt man gels uab sauts aus, 1T Der
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laanebett, bann ptrf On ssut ausfebenA. Gleetrte
titers t saS srObe 9etmttel, baS anresenb unb bes
lepeno an pie tnneren Srsaue enwirt. Gs pertretbt
arsLetA Gusf9lase, Gef&whre, Sle9ten nnb icnFise
1nretntsIetten Der 8aut nnb periaafft etnen rener
Sstnt, 3u bdben tn ber Gpptbete BON Gbplpb Dretb,
Ehempirn q Go. so Gents bte Hla5&e.
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Der Griebens RcngreB in &om
bat Bei9laffe gu @unf1en elmer tbeil.
netien IbrRifung. ber 8ilbuua zines
internationalen S9ieostribunals uub
Der @rri9tuns zines iidnbisen interna.
ttonalen Griebensbureau in Bern anae.
nommen.
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ben mirb."
SAB IN ber1 DeitIi6 Dom pecos aes
!egenen Bergoiitricte oes Staates 8pros,
ipscieu In ben Counties Drefbio uub
VI pafc reihe Junbe bon gOelmetalIs
@raen beinabe NIT boiler Gi9erbeit au
ermarten fteben. unterliest mad allen
gori1ungen, pelbe big feBt bort anse.
ftelt tDorbea Rro, teinen 3meifel.