Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-13
Amusements. ExcursionS. Etc.


THEATEK CoMIQUE.-May Fisks blonde bur
lesque troupe is entertaining large audiences at
the C0miQue summer garden. The bill is a very
strong one.
DRIVERS GARDEN is a most inviting resort. An
admirably arranged speciality entertainment is
given every evening.
ABNEKs GARDEN Is nightly thronged with lovers
OF comfort and good music. A concert is given
every evening by fine orchestra.
THE WASHINGTON SWIMMING SCHOOL is open morn
Ing and evening, the hours from 10 il. III. to IL H.,
being reserved exclusively for ladies'.
GLYMoNT.-The Potomac Fruit Growers Improve
ment company run daily excursions 60 Glym0nt on
the steamer keyport, leaving the city at 9 a. m.
and p m, and oilymont at y. IN. and 9p. m.
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON mlke; eXcur-
sion trips to Occoquan Falls, sundays, Wednes-
days and Friday, and to Mount Vernon springs
on Satnra,.yS
trips Tor the Great Falls and Cabin John bridge
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays,
leaving Congress street and Canal. West WASH
iI.5ton, at q. m.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS down the river will be
gwen regularly during the season by the Lady OF
the Lake, which will leave the 9th street wharf at
$3.50 p. H., steaming 40 miles down the river and
return.
QUANT1co.-The steamer Keyport makes daily
days, when only one trip viii be made, tie boat
edVlng ut p. Iii.
FINED FOR ASsAULTING A FIREMAN.-An ex-fire-
man named Robert Chambarlin was put On trial
IN the Police Court this morning for aSSauiting
VIM Mahoney, Il member OF the fire department.
The testimony in the case was to the effect that
a picnic is being gotten UP for Chamberlin's ben
eft, (hts eyesght having been iniured) and he
met Mr.. MahOney near his house, in West Wash
ington, Tuesday, and after asking the latter to
take some tickets for the 1icnlt S,ilu tnoS he
tChaInbeFlln) was going to the firemenS relief
association. MahonGy told him that that would
Go no good, for others had tried it and got beaten
Ihey then had some warm words, when Chamber
I'm stfucA Mahoney ~ the face several times He
took the stand ami adml,teli lac oS1G.:, Out said
That the complainant said he would oppose his
rplj from no 10 iDn he
said that as he admitted the assault, he would
have to impose fine OF s..
A MURDERED INFANT-Yesterday Coroner Pat
tersol was called upon TO go TO UnOntOWn to look
at the corpse OF a coOred infant, which had been
1ound there and at once pronounced it to be case
OF infanttcide. The child had evidently been MUIR
dered by having its head broken.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Jeffer-
son ID. Daley and Mary A. Herbert; Louis Bottom
ley and Katie Rupert; Ellwooi T. Bates of East
Orange, Nj, and NJ. Alice Scarff OF BrightwOOd.
Labor Strike Notes.
EJEcTMENT OF MARYLAND MINERs-MoRE NEW
LABOR-THE STRIKERS STILL FIRM
The Maryland coal company, whose mines are
at Homecoming, yesterday filed bills of complaint
miners from the company houses which they
occupy. The summOnses give the miners six days
in which to show cause why they shall not vacate
the premises, and are made returnable July 10.
The cases will be tried before Justice Brooke, of
Cumberland. Other companies are getting ready,
IL is said. to follow the example OF this one. It'll
claimed by parties outside OF the Maryland COM
pany that the SummOnSeS issued have been made
to include all the prominent actors in the indig-
mites heaped on VIM. Dodd, who, it is said, was
driven from the region by the prosecutions to
which he was subjected.
The mines OF the Georges Creek coal and iron
company at Homecoming, 1t Is stated, will soon
openings TO receive them will be new NINE The
erection OF barracks at this place. it is thought,
viii be commenced next week, and inside OF two
weeks, 1t IS claimed, two hundred new miners will
enter the mine for regular work.
owen Price. the Old miner that went to work
Tuesday. refused to go into the mines yesterday.
He stated that he went In at the solicitation of
company officials, and repeated that he was sorry
for IL. Mr.. Price gave bad account OF the work
OF the new miners He said the coal they dug
was mostly slack, while the Old miners brought
the coal down in such large masses that they had
to use wedges To break 1t UP afterwards. He says
as much Slate is sent out In the coal In day by
the new men as the old miners would send out in
three months. He thought 1t would be long time
before the new men could dig good coal like the
Old miners An influential miner said yesterday
that the men are ready to meet and arbitrate on
any equitable terms. He thought the proper way
would be for the miners To meet the stockholders.
Let capital meet muscle, he said. There Is more
feeling and excitement throughout the region
than Tor some time and the operators seem to be
more stirred up.
OTHER STRIKES.
Many OF the new hands employed in place of
the striking freight-handlers In New York were
II.
pier OF the New York, Lake Erie and Western
railroad the new force OF over 200 Italians did not
appear, having been persuaded to stop by the
agents OF Italian labor organizations
The moulderS at the Wisconsin Malleabe Iron
Works, Milwaukee, struck yesterday on account of
The employment or non-uniOn men.
Thee was a meeting OF the iron and nail manu-
facturers ~ the west at PittSburg Pa yesterday.
The nail manu-. acturers decided not to interfere
with the card rate AIN, to leave matters just as
they were until the next meeting, In October.
The newly-formed iron association n.et and dis
cuSSci the situation. 1t was found that iott one
who had signed the constitution of the new asso-
citation had signed the scale
The Calumet Iron and Steel company OF IRON
dale, ILL.,, made compromise with the strikers
yesterday, and work will be resumed to-day
The terms OF the agreement have not transpred.
strike has been in progress for q, week past
among part OF the employees of Matthew Gault
& Son, stone cutters OF Baltimore.
MORE HEBREW REFUGEES.-Three hundred and
nfty-one Jewish refugee eXileS arrived at New
York from Liverpool Tuesday. All the Institutions
on Wards island are filled with these people, and
the commissioners Will take steps at their next
meeting To return to Europe such as will not ac-
cept the employment offered them. The oppressive