Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-10
Amusenacnis. ExcurxiOnS, &c.

IHE MANAGEMENT OF THE COMIQUE mas sur
passed all previous efforts IN the program for this
week. May Fisk and her troupe OF blondes, to-
gether with ballet OF English Nac-Nac dancers
VIII make the cool summer evenings delightful
resort this week. Col Snelbaker has scored another
OF his managerial triulnphS.
ABNER's, as popular resort, still holds its own
In the popular estimation. The music and all the
accessories are strictly firstrclaSS.
THE VARIETY COMPANY at Drivers this week
VIII present each evening an attractive and anus
ing program. 80
THE CONSIDERATION of the tabernacle church
will give picnic to Fort Washington On Weines-
day on the steamer COrcOran.
a PLEASANT TRIP will be the one to Marshall
Hall "Wednesday evening Oh the Arrowsmith The
Grocery Clerks Protective Association have this
excursion under their management
A TRIP towards the salt water, and as far down
the river as Lower Cedar Point, has been arranged
for by the Heber Tent Of RechabiteS, OF George
town, for tomorrow On the steamer Jane MOScley.
On saturday the George Leary VIII make trip
to Norfolk, stopping at Piney Point and Point
Lookout and returning Monday morning
THE TRIPS OF the Mary Washington to Occoquan
and Mount Vernon Springs offer delightful recre-
alton during the warm weather.
GREAT FALLS and Cabin John Bridge are made
accessible to the citizens OF Washington by the
THE KEYPORT makes daily excursions to ely
mont and Quantico, and are trips that are highly
priced by families.
w. w. BURDETrE & Co., No. 9e3 9TH ST., announce
that they are reducing their stock. Great bargains
may be had in dry goods and Carpeting through
out their immense establishment See their adj
yertiSement.
ASsAULTING A WONAH.-Joseph Clark, mulat-
to, was committed by Judge Smell to-day for thirty
OF e Of So for w as .ad
court that she has been living with him for ten
months, and yesterday she saw him with another
girl, and when she demanded an explanation from
him on the street he severely assaulted her Clark
denied the assault, and stated that he hld left
Louisa, and Was going to get married to another
girl, who was present to testify for him.
RELEASED ON BALDWIN. Sweeney, who was
nv for0 fiptr
Daniel Sheehan in GOrdOn'S saloon. at the corner
OF 1st street and Pennsylvania avenue, Saturday
bottle, was released on $500 bonds this morning
James Davis. who was also charged with being
connected with the assault, was released on his
personal bonds.
BROTHER AND SISTER SENT TO JAIL--A colored
girl named Rachel Notion, servant In the employ
OF Mrs. Chas. Rider. pleaded guilty in the Police
Court to-day to having stolen Sl1 from her. Her
ccivlng the same, knowing it to have been stolen
They were sentenced by JUICE Smell to 60 days
each in jail In default OF SO fine.
NOT LARCENY, But TREsPAss.-Isaac A. Miller.
manager OF the Clinton house. corner 7th and
streets, put trial IN the Police Court to-day
on the charge OF grand larceny OF a sewing ma
chine, valued at s65. ana trunk and contents,
valued at 800, from Mrs Carrie MOrency, who
testified that she has been boarding at the defend
ants house for several months, and lately she has
been in arrears with her bOlrd bill! and last Sat-
urlay Mr.. Miller broke the lock eft her door and
removed her trunk and sewing machine. the
court said there was no larceny in the case, but
it was an outrageous trespass, and Mrs. Morency
would have to resort to civil process to get pos
session OF her goods, and lie would have to dismiss
the case.
A LITTLE GIRL DROWNED HI A POOI--YeSterday
afternoon Mary Jackson cOlored, about nine years
Old, was found drowned in the pool OF an Old
church foundation on street, between 1St and Il
streets southeast. The finder, Mr.. Joseph Loomey,
took the body to the station house. 1t seems she
lett her home. ga = street, On Saturday evening
to go to the shOemaker'S and did not return. and
at 9:15 Saturday the police were notified that she
was missing.
THE COLORED KNIGHTS TENPLAR.-The encamp-
ment OF cOlOred Knights Templar at Irving park,
d. & o. railroad, which was To have commenced
Saturday, was not opened until yesterday, when
about $500 people visited the park. Rev. u. p.
CoDpin at night. The communicates represented
ST the encampment arc Rising Sun, st. Johns, St
JOSephS and Emanuel, OF Baltimore, and SimOnS,
GethSemane, Henderson and Mount Calvary, OF
this city. Each cOnmandeTy had its headquarters
in tent, and there are also tents for sleeping pur
poses The program for to-day includes drill and
picnic. At pm. the Knights form in line for
Hiram Watty, OF Maryland. and r. E. G. c. Wm
III. Miles, OF Washington. Prot. c. A. JohnsOn's
Monumental band and Mckenna's Washington
band Will furnish the music for the occasion. On
the committee OF arrangements for the encamp-
ment from Washington are EDWARD Chase, William
Thomas, John W. Freeman, Simon COmmandery,
No. /; w. II. Dade, II. Hall. James Davenport,
Henderson Commandery, No 2; G. C. Nathan Ad-
olson, John l. Hickman. William NJ. Ellis, Geth-
semane Commandery, No. 8; j. II. BurrilI, Perry
III. Carson, r. E. Boston, Mount Calvary Com
mlndery. No. 4.