Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements Tonight.
ALRAUGHs OPERA HOUsE.-'The Pirates of
PenZance."
THEATER CoMIoUE.-Variety.

Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at 1855 p.m., and
extinguished at $50 am.
See advertisement OF DIR. HaleS free lecture
at Masonic temple tonight
j. Shiliington sends Demorest's Monthly and
Frank Lesies Popular Monthly for July.
northeast, sustained severe injuries yesterday
by falling out of a window of her house while
asleep.
Two small frame houses, No. 1923 and 1925
goth street northwest, occupied by Teresa
Williams and James Wright, were damaged by
nre yesterday noon to the extent OF $500. The
origin of the fire Is not known.
Saturday evening some boys threw lighted
matches on the house of James Smith, 217 9th
street southeast, and set fire to ii, doing dam
age to the extent of 500.
The leading scores made at the meeting OF
Sasson 1 eaO B 8n &
Wight, sos: W. 8. Minnix, 25S; Mrs w. A.
Bartlett, 800; Mrs. L. w. Maxson, 267; Miss n.
l.; Holmes, 259; Miss f. Cook, 1872; Miss. G. A.
Henry Reed, a colored man, had his collar
bone broken Saturday by the caving in of a
Sd street southeast
Rev. j. O'Sullivan, who has been appointed
the official papers shall have been received
from Rome, when the time and place for the
ceremony will be selected.
In the bicycle races held by the clubs OF Bal
timore at Druid Hill park on Saturday, W. u.
Crist, OF the Capital club, won the one aud one
Der, of the same club. the one and One-haif mile
consolation race in 4:531,
Rev. Geo. Devine and Rev. Jas F. Mankin,
refers church In this city of Father O'Suiivan.
who has been selected as bishop of Mobile
Ernst Loefner wen-known German citizen,
proprietor OF Loefters garden, who died Sutur-
day, viii be buried from his late residences. on
New York avenue, tomorrow afternoon Mr..
Loemer commanded a volunteer company
MIR. Geo. II. Ramsey, a well-known printer of
Mi-x Res
Mr.. MARTIN Kendig of this city, ofiiciated as
groornsman. ~
LOOKING FOR PLACE To CAMP-A subcom-
mlttee OF the Washington Light Infantry Corps,
consisting o. Lieut. Neumeyer, Sergt. Johnson'
corporal White and Capt Goddard went Sat,
urdsy TO OAK land and Deer Park with the view
OF selecting point for their annual encamp-
ment- Lieut. Cowie, Majors Dingman and
Kelly and Messrs Ewing and Moor Of ,ha
honorary members. have gone for the same pur-
pose to Atlantic a City and Cape May. The com
!nittee while in Philadelphia consulted with
the committee in that city having in charre
the national eneanpment TO be held in Far
mount Park.
The VERDICT observation-disclosures Nidelet
Si 81 LOUIS, AFTER hearing additional evidence
III the Inquest Ia the case OF eX-Auditor Rev
nolds, recently killed at the Southern hotel in
that cry by Ealing over the railing surround
Ing ihe light shaft over the rotunda OF the hotel
has reversed the former finding and now RAJ ~
ders a verdict of accidental death, instead OF
suicide. "a
THE PHARMACEUTICAL ALUMNI. - The
aumnl association of the National College OF
year as follows: NJ. Nuncaster Phar d Al n
prs dent h. h. Owens, Phar. b.. first vice presi.
dent; T. Chester Stott, Phar. d. second vice
rotary A. r. Hoier. Phar. d.. treasurer. George
j. Lochboehler. Phar. D., librarian; L. r, Bigs.
low, Phar. D., curator
The FUNERAL OF j. NJ. MARsHALL.-The
funeral OF j. W. Marshall, who was fatally in.
T.4.tF r..-t TT,
experimenting the erection OF a government
building Tor which he mad the contract will
- Se place IN BALTIMORE Tomorrow afternoon at
tnfee o clock Mr. Marshall was a member OF
Pentaip ha Lodge, No. %, +. and A NJ of this
land. "S
The CAPITAL BICYCLE CLUB-The Capital
% oiI club Satnrday evening elected officers
president, Clarence q. Allen: recording secre-
tary, Thomas A. Berryhili corresponding sec
Leaning; captain, l.. W. Seely; sub-eaptain. Jas.
v hiee' Junior sub-captiin, Fred F. Church.
DROWNED WHILE BArHING-Jobn Ducke+t
ayoGng coiored man, was drowned last even.
ing while IN bathing. just below Fort Foote A
yacht. containing Messrs. Wheeler and Harris
went 10 bis rescue but arrived too late 10 be OF
any assistance TO the drowning man.
THE LETTER CARRIERS AND MINISTER Cox
Hpe letter carriers OF Washington will wait ON
non ,. , Cox at the Riggs house between 100
with handsome goid-headed cane, as a test.
hohiai OF their appreciation of what Mr. Cox
HAS oone Tor them in Congress.
DIED IN NEW YoRK-Capt. A. Pellet,er late
OF washington, but more recently of Mexico.
yhere he was interested In some mining en-
terprlses, died sunday evening at the Astor
mouse, New York. He had been at the hotel
ABOUT Two weeks and was taken down by
pneumonia last Wednesday. He was sixty
nine years of aye.
REAL ESTATE SALE-Messrs. W. z. Edmon.
s.on and y y. Williams have just bought of j.
IL Hester lots IA and s. square 2S3 south side
OF massachusetts avenue, between 18th and
ioth streets. for $1,000. This is q fraction
over S2-25 per square foot. Two handsome
'esioences are 10 be erected by these gentlemen
SPECIAL SALE OF LOCAL SECURIrIEA-Mr
lowing will sell, on "Wednesday, June 18th, q,
MS auction rooms, at one O'Clock. ten hundred
and nfty-six shares of local stocks, representing
me iest-payfng stocks in the city. For full lis
see advertisement.
RAMONA" HELEN JAcKsoN's LAST Book
wen worth reading, especially as yoa can buy
~ THIS week at Chas. Bsum's book and station
department. for S1.0S, though its regular
price Is dollar and a-haiE-AdrE
w MONDAY will be opened at Chas Bautn'
sSA department I'VE thousand books slightly
sshop worn the price Of which is not ten cents OF
.sf W aoiiar Call early IL greatest bargains eve
olefeo IN washington are desired.-Adrt
BOOB SALE THIS EvENING-Mr. Dowiin,
ossins the sale this evening at 73O clock, at hi
aueu0n rooms, Of several libraries, embracing
instantaneous, medical and governments
nAs, including General Orders Of the Wa
department from 1861 to 1 SOS Claranca Kino'
REPORTS, and other valuable works,
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