Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-03

FoRpS OPERA HoCsE--Mr. Lester Franklin In
"NeW York"
DRIVERS GARDES.-Interesting performance.
DINE MUSEUM--CuriOsitIes and novelties.
Condensed, Locals
The machinery OF the steamer Excelsior. of the
Potomac steamboat company. TO which an accident
occurred 5Ome time ago, has been thoroughly over
hauled AMI repaired at Baltimore new cylinder
anu starbOard walking beam having been put In
She will leave Baltimore Friday or saturday, take
her place the line between this city and Norfolk
AdOiphls Burgess. 1.-The JrunSOm climber Who
was arrested Oh suspicion OF being cone rned Ia the
Whitaker burg arly has been sent out or the city
with the promise of three monthsin tie work house
II h. returns
The members of the tricycle. club will go to
Chapel Point by steamer on Friday. and from
thence the ladies and gentlemen will take run
into the surrounding country.
The following programme will be rendered at the
Marine band concert al the Capitol grounds this
afternoon ]. March "Bephegor,r Bisquet. Z.
overture. '@La Cilzza Laeha, Rossini g. Selection,
rip Van WtnkIe7 PIanquetIe. Nalse. .Bien
Ams.- by redu.-stl Waldteufel s. caprice. ..Turh-
ish PATROL. by request, Michaelis g. COllOcatlon
"Patience. 10y rrque>t- sullivan. Gaiop ''SoDg
OF the SIOrks," tDy request. Fdhrbach.
The OF Ilr. I. Humph' ey Brooke was called in
the Police Court this morning. and contn ed until
Saturday. This continuance hot at the in
stance OF Nh. Brooke
Philip Carey was lined SO by Judge Mills to-day
for indecent exposure.
Charles " Heller was arrested by the officers OF
the NTH precinct station last night on u warrant
charging him with false pretences. published in
yesterdays STAR. In the Police Court this after
noon the case continued until tomorrow.
j. V. y. Huyck and l. Madison Day have filed by
Mr.. ". = Alert a bill OF inIerpeader against K $
Skeny and Chas. Alert executors of r. H. Wyman.
deceased The compiaInants sold part lot l. square
~, IN Februtry last. and a part OF the proceeds
REMAINS IN their hands. and they now desire the
court 70 decide 10 WHOM it snail be paid.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: Frances
Z. Martin 10 Elizabeth F. Wood lots 3G1 and 3d.
CniOntOwn; 800 Samuel Humphrey 10 Serena VI.
Bronson, part H. So 5ra; 500. George Saxty TO
o u z. F
Thomas 70 James Tharp, lot G, so 39e: 81 200. &C..
FANNIE Welsh 70 C. Schneider. part "a 50 SD; $40.
B. c. Wright TO same. part do: 1870. l. +. Powell
TO T. f. Browning part 80. res 10: 1850. w. Hell
meek Ell al. trustees To Mary VI. Frick. lots A and
johnson, lot c. so. 342 5000 A. l. johnson TO G.
G. Thorn, do: $3.50 j. Ii. Gray to 7. A. McAIiis-
s Ser lot s g S i 1850 A. p Bogge to United
Jacob karr 10 United States, lot IL. blk Is. DO:
$50 F. H. Smith. trustee. 20 United states lot y,
and part and VI. blk ~, do. st45. Alkaline Brooks
To same, lot \. blk Is. do: $500 W. Walker TO
same. lot /, blk -. do; 81 800. A. T. Shurten 10
United states, lot 6, Blk. Il. II and ELS sub Meridian
DISoRpERLT NEGRO SsNTEScED-Geo Smith.
the cOl0red man who arrested last Friday by
Officer NOreiand, who found him secreted in Mrs.
Eliza SulliyanS house. at No. l304 street. and
with whom he had severe struggle. was charged
IN the Police Court this morning with disOrdery
conduct and assault and battery on the officer.
Mrs sullivan testified that last Friday the defend
ant came TO her house and rang the door bell and
wanted 10 see his wife. who a servant in her
house. She drove him away and he went around
To the back gate broke IL open, entered the house
and Threatened what he would do II he caught his
Vile. Witness sent for an officer. who came and
arrested him after long struggle. Officer More
land testified that he went 70 Mrs SulIvan'S house
and put smith under arrest He resisted and as
saulted him IN such manner that he was forced
To use his club After putting the nlppers on, he
broke away and ran down 18th street. into another
house, and jumped out OF the back window Wit
ness again caught him and another struggle en-
sued. during which Smith kicked witness In the
breast and bit his finger The defendant said he Wa,
TOO drunk 10 remember what happened, except that
he was sent 10 The hospital TO have hts injuries
dressed The court sentenced him TO pay a fine or
SO or thirty days in the wOrkhouse the dlsor-
Derry conduct and geo or sixty days In jail for the
assault
BASE BALL YESTERDAY--The Nationals captured
game from the Kansas City Unions at Capitol
park yesterday afternoon in Very credit able man
her. The score was 4 10 2 The visitors PLAYED a
strong game aud gave the home boys all they could
co Inc same clubs play again to-day. The ID.
C-is defeated The B-street merchants nine AT Ath-
letlc park Yesterday by score OF Is 100. Other
game yesterday: Al elphia-Dttroit, II:
Philadelphia. T. Al Baltimore-St. LOUIS Unions
.: Baltimore Unions. 5. Al Wilmington, Del-Cin-
cinndti Unions. 2; Wilmington Unions g. A, CO.
lunbIis-Co!umbus. T. Louisville. 2. Al Toledo
Cincinnati. g Toiedo. = Al New York-Chicago
.: New York. j At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 8; Metro
poiitdn, t. Al Allentown. Pa--TrenIon, 5; Allen
town, J. Az Observation-Disclosures 4: Buffalo o.
Al PiitSourg-Nirginia. ,; Allegheny. l. Al Bos-
dlanapo1s->t Louis :: Indianapolis 2 AT Bos
ton-Boston. 4; Cleveland. l.
The WASHINGTON CADETS IN CANP-The Wash.
lngton Cadet corps are encamped for the week at
Van Ness park. and VIII De visited this evening by
Co \ or the Capital City Guard and the Lincoln
Light Infantry. When all Of the commands Will
unite In the dress parade. on this occasion Capt
Kelly Will command. and Lieut.. Brooks OF The
Cadets, will act adjutant- The camp is open to
visitors nom 10 1879 every evening this week ex-
CepJ Saturday.
THE FUNERAL Mr. HENRY " BARLow-The
funeral OF Mr. Henry l. Barlow occurred Yesterday
afternoon from his late residence, 1918 street
Rev. J. b. Perry. OF 81. Andrews church. and Rev
j. K Hubbard, Of Winchester. Va. formerly rector
casket Was covered with beautiful floral tributes
The pal-bear were follows: Col. W. Penn
Clarke. DR.. WIN VI. New. Major E. j. Dallas, VIM.
j. Miller. Major f. b. Townsend, X. Geare. Tine
mtefinene Was at the Congressional cemetery.
No FALL RE6ArTA--At the final meeting OF the
joint regatta committee yesterday afternoon IL was
decided not 70 hold the proposed fan regatta The
strenuousiy opposed The project
REAL ESTATE SALE-Messrs. Walter B. Williams
Co.. auctiOneers sold yesterday afternoon for the
owner, the north part Of lot number g. In square
SIS, fronting 30 feet inches on Massachusetts
avenue. between New Jersey avenue and 2d street
northwest. running back the depth thereof, in
proved by two twostory brick houses, to c. Horri-
gan for s. 30 each
JUDGMENTS BY DErAuLr.-some twenty odd
Judgments by default were granted to-day by
Judge James, among them the following: Selig-
man, MAY Co. agt- Eiseman. S7s7.se: l. Cruz agt
\. j. schloss co. agt saline. Si.64ss5: f. +. pow
ers agt j. IL squier & Co. 1859 o. and IL Phillips
asI same, 1888, W. W. Queen agt. Middleton &
20, to2+Ss4, j. c. Howell agt- same. s. 1o9 ~ p.
byrne agt saline, s., $685. ID. s Alexander agt.
VIOLATING THE CANE LAw-Thomas shelton f. a
hunter Last Wednesday O1icer Howe saw him
coming on the marsh near the Navy Yard with a
gare-oag In his hand. and when he reached The
ehore the on1eer walked towards him. Shelton
cropped the bag and ran. The officer picked II ur
raSfh
Sarrto 10 the station house. shelton was arrested
ye5terday. and charged In the Police Court this