Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-07
Anusements, &c.


NATIONAL Observation-Disclosures, the great pres
Gdigitateur, Will appear at the National Theater
this week, commencing tonight He will be as
1uyglers. His tricks are wonderful
The RISK.-The Roller Skating Rink will open
for the season tonight 1t will be an interesting
THERE Is A VERY ATTRACTIVE FAIR now in pro-
gress at ST JoSeph's School Hall, 2d street, be-
tween and ID northeast. 1t is for the benefit Of
st Joseph's church.
CLUBBEp AND SHOT BY BARKEEPER-Thomas
HenShaw was charged in the Police Court, Satur-
day, with ass iuting, with intent to KILL another
colored man named John Weldon, who testified
that last Thursday night he was in Rey's bar
room, at the corner OF 10th and l. streets and had
Deen drinking and was ordered out, and on not
going out quick enough, Henshaw, who is the bar
tender, beat witness on the head with a billy and
threw him out, and he threw small stone at Hen
shaw, who got large horse pistol and said: g.
distance away, fired, and the ball passed through
witness left shoulder court sent the case to the
grand Jury, and Henshaw was committed in de-
Riley, the keeper OF the saloon, with profanity
The court said that it was perfectly ridiculous to
shoot a man and then charge him with profanity,
and he would discharge BIN. 1t is time that
Keepers OF drinking saloons should learn that they
them drunk, and then club and shoot them.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:-
siss 20 H. G. Tyson to Shelby e sub 81 Ia s sol
AS: 5000. j. b. Bryan TO b. f. Shaw, pt 2 So
go: $1,000 NJ. Dougherty to John Sullivan, pit 5,
Hannah Brady, subs ii and Is So 4Se C.
M sySI s' a an 70 HoTss snS o TO H.
Brooks, 81 OF En-, lot 81, SUBJ Pleasant Plains;
800. B. Arth to Catharina Arth, lots 4, and s,
kosiusko Place; $780,
An EXTRAORDINARY SALE.-Mr. Thomas Bowling
has now arranged and has on exhibition at his
spacious saiesrooms one OF the most extensive and
important collections OF Oriental carpets pOrtiereS
rugs, &C., ever brought TO this city, the sale OF
which commences on Wednesday, the 9Th inst, at
II O'clock Don't forget the lOcality-southwest
corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street The
public are cordially invited TO examine the cOllec
ton See adyt
THE WASHINGTON Market COMP ANY CAsE.-Amo-
Ton for an indemnity bond was fled Saturday In
the Market house stall case OF Daily ct al. agt the
Washington Market company by defendants at
stockholders have delayed the sales OF stalls by
judicial process, and the counsel OF the company
Che company against loss by the delay, in case the
soorSs decide that the company has q right to
resell the stalls.
DEATH OF +. p. HHL,-Mr. Frank p. HILL pro
Pr1etor OF the fremont House, died last night at
Rochester, New YORK. in 1855 In the spr,p neat az
1864 he entered the volunteer service as captai of
y0iunteers and served In the army Of the Potomac
After The war he went TO Detroit Mich, for time,
but IN ii ,s Ssesme the Of the
near what is now known as Jennings Station and
Laid out race track. Afterwards he was iDstrII
mental In organizing the National Fair Associa-
ton. He leaves widow but no children.
STlcKNEY MEMORIAL SERyICK-A service In
memory OF the late William Stckney was held
yesterday morning in the Calvary Baptist church.
The members OF the sunday school occupied seats
near the pulpit and at the beginning OF the service
rang ut Is well with my soul" The pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Greene, delivered the memorial discourse
selecting for his text the words: "Davfd the son
Jesse, Is dead" and paid feeling tribute to the
Christian character OF the deceased