Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-15
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals.


extinsuished at $40 am.
old differences between the Washington
Cadets and Company b, Capital City Guards,
have been settled, and this evening Company
IL will make "a fraternal visit TO the camp of the
Cadets and the hatchet will pe buried deep.
Yesterday afternoon Willie COnnell, aged
twelve years. living at 4.s New York avenue
was run over on 1St and VI streets northeast by
a horse attached TO a dog cart driven by IL col
ored man. Young Connell was badly injured.
About three hundred members of the Sheri-
dan Veteran association of Boston are expected
to- visit Washington next week. The President
mas made an appointment TO receive them at
the White House Monday morning.
Mr.. ~ III. Herr has filed bill in equity
asking TO be discharged executor of the eS-
tate OF Josiah W. Deener, on account of ill
Frederick Niedfeldt. charged in the Police
collateral.
Z. H. Taliaferro, 921 Louisiana avenue, sends
some nne specimens of Florida bananas and
lemons.
j. Shillington sends Demorest's Monthly and
Frank Leslies Popular Monthly for October
decorations of the new National theater was
awarded yesterday to Julius Lansburgh.
Amusements.
ALBAUeHs OPERA HoUsE.-Miss Ada GRAY
and the Watkins Fifth Avenue company pro
duced " East Lynne" at Albaugh's Grand Opera
house last evening in an acceptable manner
East Lynne will be played tonight and to-
morrow night and at the matinee tomorrow
Thursday night Hortense' . the new emotional
play written for Miss Gray, will be produced for
THE MIkADO AT FoRD's.-The second week
OF the "M1kado" opened at Ford's Opera house
last evening In manner approving the judg-
ment of the managers in prOlonging the season
here beyond one week There has been a ner
ceptlble improvement from night to night in
The performance. The singing and acting is all
opera.
HEROES OPERA HoUsE-The sensational
drama OF Hoop of Gold, was produced at Her.
zogs 9th street Opera House last night with
: all the advantages of elaborate and dramatic
scenic effects and a strong company. There
1870 vii De a performances every afternoon and
DINE MUsEUM.-At the Dime Museum last
evening MI. Dlck German appeared in the
comedy drama of Conrad; or, The Hand of a
Friend" Mr. German is supported by a good
company. In addition to the drama on the
museum.
THE THEATER CoMIaUE.-Mlle Girard's
NoseIty and Statue troupe constitutes great
attraction at the Theater Comioue Summer
offered. fo. ="
MARRIAGE LICREsES.-Marriage licenses have
Deei issued by the clerk OF the court to c. H
f and virginia Edelen, both of Prince
SIe0rge county, Md; Charles T.. Young and
Ellzabeth Gilney; w. c. Carrico and Emma q
Kyle; James A. Block and Josephine G. CARRIER.
Amelia ~ Heing, both OF Richmond Va: Ben
lanln r Kinney and Annie Virginia Truman
PPin n OF c slGnmond, Va Michael Washney, of
David Keller, of Catawissa. Pa and Annie Raj,
t Rdii Ken q L. Sinner and Annie Elizabeth
RelIey; John Lyman and Hester Jones, of Nor
1olk. Va; Frank Y. Jones, of Rockport Ind
and Ella NJ. Ferguson.
THE JUDGE WARNS A MARRrFn M~
Robert Bouldin, cOlOred, pleaded not puilfv T.,
me ROUGE Court to-day to charge of threats
Wary Rollins, well-dressed colored woman
wearing a long watch chain. testified that mo
came To her house to invite her sister to 90 on
an excursion, and as the witness had something
10 say in the matter, because Bouldin was
married man. he threatened TO Kill her and she
saad she h;d TO ''telefOrm for an officer. Robert
admitted To the judge that ne was "A married
man and had been Keeping company with the
young lady. The judge told him that IL ne was
one OF these married sharks running with
young women. he had better look out for him
sell lie required him to give S10O bonds or
30 10 JAIL Tor a month.
AFTER THE CHINESE LAUNDRIEs.-Handb bills
neaoed chinese Laundries Must Cor were be-
ing Circulated to-day They bore the name of
fCnariotte smith, president Woman's National
INDUSTRIAL League, and contained the foIIowjnp
appear 10 wOrkingmen: THE Woman's Nao
fonai Industrial League asks the yvorkina NO,
Oh washington To assist them i'm the endeayor 20
T T,H Ihe chinese laundries from our midst.
B ihere were only six in the city a wear or more
ago. now they number fifty odd, If no atten,nt
Is made against them. where will the end bes
NAT VIII become of the working women ana
Their little ones Shall the heather Chinee rob
them of their breado Working men ~ w.
selves" fi 'oi YOUR
HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY-The little
~C.oANN c'S ottH dStu eleven
VINO yesterday caused an explosion by throw
Ing match in q tank of coal oil nj N.sh,s
store, 4th and L. streets, was arr;tignpd i'm The
foilce Court this morning on the charre of
arson Inc testimony showed that the hoy
bought Two cigarettes and was told not To liqht
any In the store. but he did. The boy admitied
that he threw down the match. The court said
that he was too dangerous !, boy To be running
at large, and proposed To- send him TO The 10
form school, of which he had been an inmafe
The boys mother said she would prefer th,t
the case go To the upper court, and he was
therefore held for the action of the grand iury
RoRBERIEs REPORTED.-Mrs Seth johnson
OIL street reports stolen from the house "a
satehel containing S27 POT w Callahan
reports that his store was entered SATURDAY
$625.-Frank BOarman reports the loss OF a
brace and bit worth $3.50.
THE STRONG CAsE.-This morning in the
Court in General Term, Chief Justice Cartier
and Judges James, Cox and Merrick the hear
ing In the case of Strong against the District
was resumed. Mr. Miller continued reading the
ing represented Mr.. Strong.
Excl RSTON RATES To COX's STATIoN-The
passenger department of the Baltimore and Po-
tomac railroad announces that round trip ex-
cursion tickets, good for two days, will be sold
10 Cox $ station, on Popes creek line at the low
rate OF 81 from Washington. Tickets sold ON
saturday VIII be good 10 return until Monday
Inclusive.
CHoICE FURNITURE AT ACCrIoN-Messrs
wafer y. Williams i Co.. auctioneers will sell
WITHIN their salesroom, tomorrow rnornfno
I'LL ncing at 1880 O'Clock, choice eollec-