Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-31

THEArER CoMIQUE--"The French Spy Will be
produced at the Comique this week, with Alice
France Adams and Geo. b. Radcliffe In the leading
roles. In addition TO this there VIII be an enter
tanning variety performance.
AT DgIyER'S GARDEN new and attractive bill
VIII be offered tonight.
ABNEKs GAEDEN.-In addition to the usual
orchestral concerts ut Abner'S, Prof. A. w. Saw
yer, the eopophone and Zylophone performer, and
= Mr.. j. A Pagan, the basso, Will appear.
The WAsHISGToS SWIMMING SCHOOL is open
morning and evening for gentlemen and from 10
am. TO II In. for ladies.
EAGLE TENT, No. 2, l. o. OF Rechabites. will give
an excursion on the steamer Jane Mo5eley to
Lower Cedar Point next Thursday.
THy STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON viii make an
excursion TO Mount Vernon Springs every Tues
day. leaving at AIN AMI returning at pan
The SONS OF J0NADAB have arranged for an eX-
eursson to Gymont tomorrow. The steamer Key
pm. - ''' '''e ''-s'''e' WHIT a' L. ILL., anu
A PIcsIc is in progress to-day at Juenemanns
Garden for the benefit OF ROBERT II. Chamberlain,
Iate oi tae District fire department., who was dis
aoled in service.
MSssKs; wHIrPLE & sHarruck will give an ex-
cursion TO Piney Point, on the steamer j. w.
thompson, next Thursday.
Col PornAM HEARD FROM. r. Popham, the
superintendent OF the House folding ROOM for
whom warrant has been issued In Richmond
charging hiia with irregularities committed while
CLERK or the United st iteS District court there
publishes card, dated ut Culpeper, Va, July 3Oth
which says: Il have been away from Washington
several days. and viii ask you TO sly that the pub
hshed accounts OF my official affairs in Virginia
do me great injustice; also that I shall at once
put myseif IN communication with the author
tiles at Richmond"
The ARREST OF S. c. NEALE In Denver, Col, an
nounced in THE STAR last Friday, has since been a
general topic OF conversation In Alexandria The
Gazette says: "Thcre was general expression OF
regret that the unfortunate man was not allowed
TO remain In Punishment Detective Jacob mot
Jainesl Johnson, o, EIston, Pa, who made the ar
rest, was In this city about a month ago, and in
company with Police Officer James Smith. called
on a number OF parties for the purpose OF aScer-
tanning what amount OF reward would be given
for the arrest OF Neale. He stated that Neale was
then In California, and that he could put his hand
upon him at any time; that Neale'S every move
meN had been watched from the Saturday he LEFT
Alexandria and record had been kept Of his
Wanderings Upon learning that the interested
parties In this city would not reward him for the
capture OF Neale the detective left, and nothing
more was thought OF the matter until the dispatch
announcing the arrest was read. The dispatch
watch Is supposed TO have been made I'D by john
son, Is Incorrect In many OF its statements. Neale
does not owe the MeSSrs DaingerfeldS OF this city
one cent, nor did he embeZZle any widow OF Alex
andrfa out OF am money. There is no charge OF
nent found by the grand jury OF the United states
circuit court N Richmond charging him with vio-
lstion OF the national banking laws
HEBREW MARRIAGE.-Mrs Ida Steinhardt nee
Augenstein. was yesterday married TO Mr. C. N.
brides parents. according TO the orthodox Hebrew
fitnal by the Rev. DR.. Samue.s. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. III. Schonberger, the
groom's parents; Miss Fannie Schonberger, Mr..
and Mrs. 8. Newenan and daughter, OF Brooklyn,
y. Y; Mr.. and MIS- L Hoffman, OF New York.
Rev. DR.. II. s. Weiss, Appleton, Wis Hon. M. 8.
Beck, Milwaukee, Wis. j. l. Brown, Philadelphia,
Pa; Or. Max Heller, Selma, Ala Miss Kate WI
uams. OF this city, ana many others The pres
eDts were numerous ana cosby.