Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-22
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HGb. the Hi,.eTs Daughter Will continue here dur
Opera company will begin an engagement In
"lolanthe."
NATIONAL THEATER-"TheL Lights O. London I.
still attracts large audiences, and its popularity
bids fair 10 continue until the close Of the engage
meDt. Mkt week Mr. John Mccullough, the emf
mont uagediln, will hold the boards.
THEATER CoMIQUB--The cosy COmQue is paAt cd
ever night, and the excellent performance by
enelbakeI's consolidation is Well received
DINE MUSEUN.-The new pantOmtme. "Jack and
Jil,' and number OF other attractions are given
1T this popular resort this week.
LINCOLN HALI--Cushman and Icons MINISTRIES
open here this evening. An excellent program has
been arranged. The performance Will conclude
with Icons new musical satire, "Langtry; or Ben
Butler en1 the Jersey Lily"
ROLLER SKATING RINK.-The regular assembly
VIII be held Tomorrow evening at O'Clock. As
the Close OF the SEASON draws near, the popularity
OF the rink seems 10 increase.
LIsCoLN HAIL--Mr Henry f. Abbey announces
the appearance II Nine. Christine Nilsson In one
grand concert, on Thursday evening. March 29th
assisted by Miss Hope Glenn, cOntraltO VI. TheO-
dore Bi0r2Sten. tenor, and Sig. Giuseppe Del
Puente, bgrltone: In conjunction with the Men
cel5s0Ln Quintet Club, OF Boston. ChaS E. Pratt,
pianist.
HIS DEATH FoREToLD IN DREAN.-The funeral
Of ar. seiig Baumgarten, a prominent citizen OF
Baltimore. took place IN that city yesterday.
Seyera! months ago he Informed his family that
bis DEAF wife had appeared 20 him in dream and
sail TO hin, I'VE viii soon be reunited Mr..
Baumgarten was a skilllul engr.ver, and made
the great seal Of The state Of Maryland He leaves
Julius and Maurice, reside In this city.
spz.EE-BERsHAKp-The wedding Of Mr. John
". Speake, OF the Adams Express company. and
Miss Katie Bernhard, which took place at the
large number OF friends. The bride was attired In
White satin ea tratne, veil and orange blossoms
and bore basket or flowers. Miss Addie Prospect
performed wedding march as the couple entered
the church. The ushers were f j. Wilson, F.
Bsrnhard, : S. Wilson and w. NJ ReapsumIner
The ceremony was performed according To the
ritual Of the Christian church by Rev. F. D. Power,
after which brief reception was held at the resi-
dence OF the bri les mother, on street, near
North Capitol street. The cOIpIe left ON the so
train on 4 short honeymoon trip.
DEATH OF CAPT. W. II. DEGGEs.-Capt W. H.
DeggeS, an old and well-known citizen OF the Dis
trict, died at his residence, on Sd street mort
wet, Tu SHAY morning, aged 72 years. Capt
Degges Was one OF the DeggeS family OF West
Washington. and in old times was an active men,
Der and officer OF the Union Fire company, and
also OF the old Union Guards, volunteer military
org nt;ation During the Mexican war he raised
company here, which w as attached to the Mary
land regiment, AMI during the late he COM
Since then he has foiiowe11hs trade OF carpenter
and stair bu lter when able TO do So but for sew
eral years past had been in bad health. HIS fu-
neral took place this morning.
PAsTos's wELco4E-A reunion and sociable
was held last evening at Waugh NJ Z. church TO
meet AMI welcome back the pastor, Rev. MILFORD
conference for his third and last year at this
charge. The needing was called TO order by W. s.
Nicholson. VINO briefly stated It's object. After
singing by the choir and cOngreg alton, and prayer
BY Rev. Mr.. Hawley. there followed an address OF
welcome by r. NJ. Green, which was happily re.
srOn1ed TO by the pastor, who thereupon, with his
wife, received the congratulations OF the entire
AsseEIblage. Conversation and music followed.
The closing event OF the evenings entertainment
Nds u ilDe collation..
WiFES BILL FOR DIyoRCE-Hannah e. Foulke
Through her solicitor, Mr.. A. X. Browne. has filed
. bill Ter divorce from her husband, Charles w
Fouke, charging him With habitCal drunkenness
ami adultery. She states they were married Au-
gust 2, 1854, by Rev. b. H. Nadall, pastor, Wesley
chapel and have now living six children. Shit
prays for divorce a pii,. tfGt for custody OF thu
children, and 10 be permitted to resume her nader
name or Hannah C. Niles
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FIRE THIS MoRSING.-At O'Clock this morning
IRE was discovered IN the house corner OF Attn AM
streets northwest. owned by John shanahar
and occupied as q grocery store by Bernard Muir
ply and as dwelling by Mr. Ridgeey. The mrs
department responded promptly, and not onll
preyented the spread OF the flames to the adtoin
hg property, but confined them almost entirely
20 the storeroom. The stock OF groceries was en-
t1Fely destroyed, involving loss Of $780, coveret
~ Insurance. The building was damaged 70 th,
nteet OF about $a0 and Mr.. Ridgeley's furnitur
- the amount Of 80