Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-05
AiMuSenaents. Excursions. &c.

TiiEATER CONIQUE.-Thrpe distinct companies
In their presentation Of burleSque, variety and
drama at the Comique, afford very delightful en-
tcrtainment.
GLASS BALI. SHoor1SG.-Ihe lovers of glass ball
shooting can enjoy that sport on the afternoons OF
Tuesdays. Thursdays ana Saturdays, at Maynews
10Th ana streets northeast
ABNERS GARDEN-The Monumental Ouartntta
in conjunction with the admirable 0rchest "a
makes Abner's Il pleasant evening resort.
DRIVERs--The new company, in their new bill,
at Drivers is scoring great success, and drawing
immense crowds.
TIE SWIMMING ScHooI--The temperature OF the
New ork avenue swimming School Is kept always
AT comfortable figure, and swim can be en-
jOyett in any weather.
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON VIII make a
trip TO OccOquan Falls on Friday, and to Mount
Vernon Springs on Saturday.
FOR GREAT FALIS-The steam packet Excelsior
VIII make her regular trip TO Cabin John Bridge
ana Great rails Oh Friday and Sunday.
TIE LADY OF THE LAKE Will make a Sunday af-
ternoon trip down the river, leaving at $3.50 D. ~,
and returning at g.
GLYMoyT ASD QUASTICo.-The daily trips of the
keyport TO GlymOnt and Quantico grow In popu-
larity, ana are we'll patronized.
Both OK NoSE.-August Herring, a middle-aeed
man. who lives IT No. 65 street, applied at the
Police Court to-day for warrants against George
Brritharth, trustee OF the German Orphan Asy-
luin. AMI an empiOye named SchwartZman. for as
sauit:ng his 12-year-old son, who is an inmate of
DaTth slapped his boys face few days ago. and
prior TO that the other man kicked the boy down
stairs The clerk consented to give warrant
against the man charged with Kicking the boy
down stairs, but refused to issue one against Mr.
Breitbatth. Mr.. Herring refused to take one war
rant unless he got both, and went out declaring
That he would publish the whole transaction.
i CoIOKED Boy ASSAULTS Two WHITE GIRIs-A
colored boy named George Hawkins was charged
in the Police Court to-day with assaulting two
white girls named Carrie Coll! son and Sadie John
son. Who told the court that the prisoner assaulted
them while they were in the wood near the city
yesterday at picnic. They stated that they were
looking for companion who had wandered ofr
he mr. r,o
TO entice them to go with him, and when they r.
FUSED he assaulted them. He was sentenced to 30
days In each case
SHOOTING Boy FoE FUS.-Henry Lee, alias
NOoiydrh, young co!0red man, was put on t-tlI
III the Police Court this morning on the charge OF
asSluiting n coiored boy named Jno. F. JACKSON
with the intention OF killing him. The boy stated
tlat about o'clock yesterday afternoon on \
street. between 4tl and 18th streets northwest Lee
SAID he was going TO shoot somebody just for fun
lie then pointed pistol at witness and fired The
iirst shot missed him, but the second took effect
IN MS arm. Policeman sullivan testified to ar
Tfstlng s Lee and finding pistol on his person
grand jury IN default OF $500 bonds
THE RIVER TKADE.-Harborma ster Sutton re-
ports recent arrivals at the river front follows
Schooner G. W. KrebbS. Bell, liz tons coal Clark
Given: schr Wye. Smith, So tons SINE; schr. Fly
ing Scud, Meekins ISL tons do, same; schr w
Oliver, Jones, 40 tons johnson Bros :schr Dor
chester, Palmer, $50 tons do, w. II. Baum: schr
Annie Maria, Martini ll6 tons coal CLARK Given:
schr. Maud Seward, Travers, 2SS tons coal, john.
son Bros; sehr. Virginia Dare, Delaney 1872 tons
coal, same: schr Nellie, Brannick $50 tons coal,
same; schr Clara, Kelly. 12s tons coal same: schr
Rob't. Healy. Brooks, IFS tons d., same Barge
Lucy Fox, Sherman.275 tons do. .McCauleyBros. !;
bargeMary Fox, McCant 21S tons do. C. II. Burgess
schr. Danaska, Walker, 100 tons coal Stephenson
Bros; schr W. 7. Walker, kelsy ,O31 tons Ice for
Great Falls Ice Company; schr. X. w. Daw,
Lampner, 500 tons ice Cooperative Ice Company
schr. Fanny, Reitzel, so tons sand r. NJ. Miller:
schr Mary Elizabeth. Brown 8. 600 feet lumber r.
W. Smith; schr II. Wilmington Smith 30COJ fee;
III. L.. sol M PRAY (,n-la en- rn
feet lumber f: f. jackson & Co.; schr. Mount
Pleasant, Powell, 43, eco feet lumber j. H. johnson
Co.; schrs: Mary Ann Shea, IL. c. Purdy ana
Virginia with cord wool johnson Bros: sohr
W. ID. Clark, Nash, cord wool ii. L. Biscoq !:
Schr. Richard Lacy, cord wood j. o. Carter:
Stmr. sue, Capt. Geoghegan. merchandise Ste
phenSon Bro.i: Stnr. Norfolk, Capt lawson iaer.
chandise, j. IL Joanson a Co; schr. Z. NJ. Wright
Capt. Chase, 57i tons ice. Great Falls Ice Co. schr
Z. +. Hart Capt. Davis. 4S4 tons Ice, Great FaI,s
Ice Co.; sHhr: c: W. simmons Capt Bobbltt, 11as
tnrs Ice Great Falls Ice Co.; schr. Signer Cap.
carter. eo..eo feet lumber, j. Fl. Johnson CO !!
ere Little Aay, Capt Morse, 40 tons coal, Pete.
i.:c 5. B. Co.: barge John Miller, Capt NIier l2i
ems ceal, Inland S G. CO.