Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-27

THEATER COJI lUE.-Farlety ana burleS4uo.
DRIVERS GARIEN-Specialty entertainments
ABNER's SUMy.E En- GARDEN.-Concert
WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCaOOL--New York
avenue, between 18th and 18th streets northwest
Condensed Locals.
VIM. A. MelOy, of this city, has been appointed
a special assistant United States district attorney
to attend 10 some United States cases In Pueblo
lands at st. Jose, California.
DIR. Godding and the physicians of the insane
hospital. after an examination OF the case OF the
lawyer, E C. Ingersoll, now detained there as in
sane, have decided that there is nothing in the
case to indicate permanent insanity.
The Circuit Court concluded yesterday the suit
OF Jueneman and others, Knights OF St George
against Nicholas May, late treasurer, and Phil
May, his surety. BY Judge MacArthur's direc-
tons the jury found verdict for 500 against May
the surety, and for the whole amount claimed
against May, the treasurer.
At the monthly meeting of the Washington City
bible society last evening, DR.. PitZer and MeSSrs
Ballantyne and Shields were appointed commit
tee TO consider a communication frOm-the Amert-
can oible society asking cooperation in the un-
dertaSing OF fourth general supply OF the United
States with the scriptures.
The alarm from box 315 at 3:a5 o'clock this
morning. was for fire In an unoccup1ed two-story
brick house On 9th. near NJ street NV Loss $500;
fully insured Cause, incendiarism. The house is
owned by ThOS. Love.
or the 81 deaths reported at the health office
yesterday IA were from cholera fnfantum.
Eliza Steubner was fined s1O by Judge Smell to-
day for keeping her bar open on Sunday, on the
Bladensburg road.
Frederick Freund, on 9Th street. near street,
was charged by License Agent Raft, in the Police
Court today. with keeping an unlicensed eating
house The case was continued for the defendant
to procure the necessary license. Robt E. Fugitt,
of High street. West Washington, was charged
with the same offence, and the case was disposed
OF In the same way
Carrie Jones, Margaret Walker and Sadie Jones'
three colored girls in their picnic attire were In
Judge SHELLS dock this morning, and Policeman
Cole testified to arresting them in Kicks Park
formerly Beyer'Sl last evening fol. unbecoming
conduct. They were fined s. or IS days each.
the CHARGES OF keeping unlicensed bars on seven
or the river steamers were continued in the Police
month.
Four small boys ranging from to - years old,
two of them white, We're in the dock at the Police
Court this morning. Nr. Padgett told the court
that they were found sleeping a park at /
O'Clock this morning. He also said that they have
homes, but some of them have drunken fathers
and he did not want to send them to the WORK
house The court reprimanded and dismissed
NV. Buckley and Alfred C. Osborn, recently a,-
yolhted JUSTICES OF me peace, bonded before
An excursion, which promises much pleasure to
NOSE who attend, VIII be given on tie steamer
ArrowSnfth tomorrow 10 BlacktStOne'S Island
The boat VIII leave her wharf at Am. and return
Mr.. B. F. James, long lawyer In this city, died
suddenly Yesterday morning at his residence, 1910
Rstreet He had been In III health for about two
years
During the temporary withdrawal from the Nor
FOLK route OF the steamer Lady OF the Lake. to
repair her rudder, tie steamer Jane Moselcy win
take her place, leaving Washington Monday, We'd
aesday and Friday at usual hour.
- A case OF death from sunstroke was reported to
The health officer tO-day-that OF John Fletcher
cOlored, North Carolina avenue between I3th and
Hth streets northeast
THs FAMILY FsvD ON D sTEEEr.-House No.
80 ID street, which is occupied by several families,
was the scene CT l"ely fight between the Seldom,
hergers and the HUl1zs about ono O'Clock yester-
uay, as stated IN TIN STAR last evening. II the
Police Court this afternoon three OF the Schlom-
bergers were charged with assaulting the Huitzs,
ard Levi HUT was charged with asSauting sam,
uel Schlcraheryer. The light was begun By Miss
Sarah SchlOnbergcr beating one OF Mr.. HultZs
BOYS for drawing water from hydrant in the
house that the SchlOmbergers claimed. Samuel
sehlombergcr Was charged with assauIting Levi
lIUlfz, stout old gentleman who testified that
beating OF his boy, when Samuel Schlomberger
shocked him down with a large club. and the
mon Schloniberce. was charged with assauItino
Hynon HulZ. by striking him on the head with q
eluoL sarah Schloinbergcr was charged with
assaulting Herr liultz, and Levi IIultz was
charged with ass2Uiting Samuel Schionberger
who had bad cut On his head, which he said
Huitz did with bucket. Mr.. Daniel Cahln made
speech in defence OF the Schlombargers and
Mr. Thos. IT, Miller responded for the Hul,zs. The
court fined Sarah Schlo.nbcrger 81, and Lev! Uultz
$40, and dismissed the Others.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA REPUBILcASs-Ata meeting
evening, Hon Jos k. MeCammon presiding, the the
following standing committees for the campaign
were announced: ExccutIve-yohn s Blair, JOSEPH
crown, I. 5. Buchanan, John McGirr, j. H. T. Lei
pold, S. NJ Thatcher. j. W. Cole. Finance-J w.
oencane, Howard L. Johnson, G. ". Fisher Po-
itcal-J. +. Linden, Robert MeMoTr.s, John Gull
pert, John Moulden. /. s. Smith. J. NJ. Warren tr,
r w Forney, j. r. Ash, Charles Barnes, E. H.
itG-ney, y. II. Martin, W. H. Gibson, Il. G.. j.
Brown, w. L. Marcy, ID. ]. Williams c. w PhI,-
ilps, j. X p GlcfSon, ID. :. Foster, D. c. YincItno
rains GrCmbaugS, III. A. Cobaugh, James Prince
y l. Olphaat. G. w. Furcron. W. u. Morgan G.
Clifton, Thomas Ii. Martin, j. b. Taylor A.
Sec. Wilson. "
ST. MATHEWS PARocuIAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
At the annual commencement CT ST Matthew's
Parochial scii3ol for boys, yesterday, premiums
were awarded 10 the following pupils: Daniel
Vkee.e, jeremiah O'Co2uor, John Clark, Michael
Cahin, Richard Leahy. Frank Kelly, Hugh Kelly,
fsrquhar, James Butler, Michael OConnor, Rob-
ers Leary. James Clarke, Frank Garvin, William
Locraft. James Meyers, Timothy Dempsey, Ed
ward Casey, Thomas hckeever, John Cullen,
George Barker, James Daily, Julius Golding, Wm.
Cronin, Martin McGaryey, James McF addan, John
Crcayin, Phil Sheridan, f. NcCardle, George
E.oga, T. Dunn, John Meaney, James Lydon,
WIN. Scrmillion, Edward Murphy NJ Kelley. T..
Wybne, Dick Mcany, Joseph Fitzgerald A. Neu.
beck, John Leahy, X. BucholtZ. Morris Common,
Eiward sutton, Joseph Maloney. John Donnoghae
Tnz CIRrs-IAScY DIVORCE CAsE-The counsc
Tor Ms Chr1stancy yesterday lad made OF record
an order dismissng the cross-bil brought by bel
against ex-senator CArisuancy, and now the cast
stands only On the original c;ii and answer. Tho
testimony In behalf OF this cross bill has all been
taken and that OF the husband IN reply nearl,
mony drops What the purpose Is In withdraw
ing the bill remains Jet 10 be developed
SALE or MEDICAL BooKs-The balance OK The
medical books and pamphlets at Dowiing's auction
rooms viii DC closed out this evening, when some