Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-25
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terpiece THE Chimes of Normandy" will no
sung at Aibaugh,s next week by the company
which il headed by Miss Beebe and Louis De
LANCE the former appearing rs ST-pDtefe and
the latter rs G1spdrd. The Chimes holds :.
place in the affections of lovers of light opera
that nothing seems To shake, and the ftv,lrite
little work Will no dO.Ibt be well received
coNi9rE SUMNER GAKDFN.-The patronage
Oh TINS mouse continues good, despite the excess
siye warmth Of the weather. Fresh attractions
will DE provided for next week. The Coiniaue
garden Is always cool.
The WASHINGTON PRODUCE MARKEr-The
official price current of the Washington pro-
duce exchange saws the demand for fio1r is con.
nned To old wheat Hour, largely Tor bakers
wants, the supply of which is ample. The grain
steady. Tine supply of hay j. largely from near
by sources There i a large demand for the
new crop The receipts of butter are not large
az II Is affected by the heat. only fine grades
are In demand; common Very dull. The severe
arouth Is likely 10 curtail productions and will
increase the price The receipts OF eggs are
large and demand light. With an increased
supply of poultry the market is steady Ap-
supply and selling low. Watermelons are
scarce and wanted at good prices.
CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOLD WATCH
On the eighth of last May Mr.. Reuben III
Wade; of Boston. Mass, while in this city, re-
previous night. while down town he was robbed
OF gold watch and chain valued AT 500 The
case was placed in the hands of Detective Cox
pf investigation, but up TO yesterday he had
Iaiied 10 md any trace OF the watch or the man
VINO had H. Yesterday he found the
watch in II pawn shop and found the man who
pawned IL. James Clark. a plumber who in
formed the detective that John LYONS a
plumber. had given it. To 1him to- pawn De-
tective Cox AT once arrested LYONS who is now
under bail ON a charge of embezZlemeut and
locked him up at the second precinct station
from where he was afterwards released on S5oo
pan. This morning in the Police Court the
charge of larcency from the person was con
unued for ten days
THE VETERANS AT BAY RIDGE-Five COM
mands participated in the military encamp-
Ineht yesterday al Bay Ridge. The camp is
known rs Camp Arnold" The Sons of Net
Grams, l Mon Veteran Corps of this city Wilson
Post, of Baltimore: Waverly Guards of BaIti-
more county. and Governor Guards of Anuan-
oils were present. There was n dres, parade at
S4ci"ek in the evening, Gen. Ross acting as
COLONEL and Capt Thomas, of the Union Vet
er:tn corps as adjutant. The officers had pre-
yiously met and passed resolutions on tho
battalion. IL was also decided to fire minute
guns at the camp to-day iii memory OF the dead
soldier.
BASE BALL SESTERDAY-The Nationals were
defeated AT Capitol park yesterday by "A pick ed
nine, OF which Barr was pitcher and Trott
where: At Cincinnati-C incinnati /: Balti-
more. 3. At Boston-Chicago. Ia; Boston, 5.
Al Observation-Disclosures, D; Trenton, s.
TRE CAMP AT MUIRKIRKs GKovE-The at
Grove, on the b. and o. road, which is held
under the auspices OF the colored NJ f.. churches
Oh lhe Di>tTict i very i;tif Dui tomorrow large
crowd is expected. AT the i a. IN. services to-
morrow Rev. :. X. Hughes will preach, and
his subject will be "Gen. Grants Great Gain. y
At the O'Clock service, Rev. A. ID. Ballantyne
will preach, and the evening service will be
conducted by Rev. Mr.. Cooper.
ATTRACTIONS AT CAPE MAY.-The Weccacoe
band. ofPhiiacelphia. which has been regularly
engaged at the new iron pier. Cape May, has
arranged very attractive program for next
Sunday afternoons concert. The new iron
pier, recently built extends over 900 feet into
the ocean and has capacity tor over U. 600 peo-
pie. The music pavilion, constructed Ofiron and
glass. is at the extreme end. About midway is
built a spacious restaurant. The pier is one of
Cape Mays attractions. and one can meet n
promenade familiar faces from different parts
OF the country. Neutrality-suspicious. and fSalti-
moreans form "a great proportion OF the visitors
~ this famous watering place.