Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-15
AnluSenlenls.

city on broad grin for week The next attrac.
pany the s Blue IS i Beafd f0r0s opera COM
NATIONAL THEATER-Miss Ada Gray will make
ner maj t appearance at the National In East
Is billed for next Monday night
The NEW DINE MUsEUM.-The attractions at the
Dime museum comprise q wonderful collection OF
curiosltles, animate and 1nanimate, and q stage
performance which in itself constitutes an enter
ta1nment well worth the low price of admission.
VEL, SUMNER GARDEN offers Unusual attrac-
worthy Of tho season. 'N.O0'
The ABNER BENEFlE-The testimonial beneft to
0al-champetre, rendered to Mr. Abner in recoo-
nlGion OF his services to the public in afording
garden 'NA'o'
PROF: Pa1PPs' opening sorie will be given at st.
tuesday evening.
SUDDEN DEATH OF Mr.. FRED HARvRY-Mr.
died suddenly at his residence yesterday mOrninr
at O'Clock, of rheumatism Of the heart He was
IN m, apparent health during the day, but, having
spit some blood, went to see DR.. Johnson When
gentleman went to his room, ON hearing noise
Yesterday. he was bleeding profusely. A doctor
was Immediately summoned, but before his arrl-
val Mr. Harvey was dead. He was forty-eight
years OF age, and served three years in the Union
army and afterwards three years in the regular.
the sixth auditors Office MRS. Harvey. his wife.
who has been absent in Boston during the sum.
m me- was Immediately teegraphed of his death
his remains were embalmed, and Will be sent to
Boston In charge Of friend, who came on in an
s sV,e 70 the telegram He was a member OF Lin
employees of the sixth auditors ONCE Was held
Yesterday afternoon. presided over by the auditor.
ana passed resolutions OF coincidence.
The VINCENT FAMILY TRoURLEs-Yesterday. in
the Equity Court, Judge James, the divorce case
cent, was heard, on motion that the children OF
me marriage, now in Maryland. be brought into
Ine District within the jurisdiction OF the court
which was granted. The court also held that a
neglect to declare that the violation of the mar
rage RAG VOW had not been condoned could be rene
died by an amendment OF the bill at any STAGE M
the proceedings before decree.
LOOSE QuARANTINE.-The barque Arlington.
ported to the health Office yesterday as HAVING
come through the capes without inspection The
nealtn ofncer, Dr. Townshend, visited the barque
at llttle1elds wharf yesterday and found her
health Dill clean Captain Leech stated that the
Darque and Two other vessels came THROUGH the
hailed. - VIC u"' anu were not
JUDGE MILLS RET1REs-Judge Mills temporary
Term or service at the Police Court expired TO-DAY
and Judge Smell is expected to return in time To
take charge Monday. After the court adjourned
porters thanked Judge Mills for his Courteous
treatment and congratulated him on his uniform
good decisions and the general satisfaction he
and thanked the officials of the court for their
prompt attention to duty and courteous conduct
towards him.
.,1 TEE CoNT1NENTAIst-Ace certificate OF incorpora-
nentals OF the District OF Columbia" The objects
OF the association are set forth to be social and
Dene4clal; to foster and enlarge love OF the Amer
!can Union: TO honor and cherish the memories Of
tnose who have battled for the land we love; to
encourage love for American history and for mu-
ate capacity to purchase and hold such real estate
as may be necessary for the uses Of this assocla-
PLEADS GUILTY OF Observation-Disclosures seitz,
Who was arrested yesterday by Detective Nat
Skaters Jewelry store, No 1iIs PennsVlvania aye
nue., while pretending to be examining ieweiry
to the dock-ran in the Police Court Mas Saed Up
pleaded guilty to the charge OF larceny. and was
sentenced to pay fine OF $50 or sixty days in jail
70 LEAVE VERNON Row.-As one of the results
OF the recent troubles among the owners of the
Vernon vernon Row building Mr.. q. A whitaker. the
from the Vernon Row to new quarters, at No. HOS
pennsylvania avenue, which are now being hand
noed Mr. Whitaker a's THAI on ocs a.
per ISL ne would build staircase In the rear of
ms stote 10 accommodate the tenants of the upper
part OF the building. MI. Whitaker thereupon
offered to pay the additional rent asked by Mr..
varnum, the owner Of the other part of the build
to the o. having his store re
converted into passage-way. This offer, how
new quarters.
PLEASANT BIRTHDAY PARTY.-The birthday
party OF Miss Florence Kalbfus, celebrated on
Thursday evening last at the residence OF her pa
rents. sls street southeast, was most ENJOYABLE
anair. The happy thr0ng OF little ones who as
sembled In honor Of her fifteenth birthday gave
her young friends. as many handsome presents
were given her: Among those present were Miss
Mazie Yeatman, Miss Matte Fisher, Miss Enie
Miss Dotty Aarkriter, Miss Evelin Marshall MISS
bertha Rich. Misses Rena and Ertine Cobb Misses
Hattie and Ida Horne Miss Mary Lewis and Mas
ter John Collins. LOnnfe Stewart, Charlie Tfmms.
VIII Benton. VIII Beall, Jimmie Dickson. Tom
Hunt, Hairy Hall. Sammy Ellis, Ralph Bailey
Blrn1e Mallory, Willie Rich, Richie Marshall and