Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-04

HERzoG'S OPERA HOUSE.-"The Mikado.
THEATER CoMIoUE.-Nariety.
The WASHINGTON RINK--Ninth street and
Rhode Island avenue.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at 500 pm. and
extinguished at 400 a.. m.
Miss Charlotte Smith, president of the
Womans' National League, has written letter
to the board OF school trustees of the District on
cigarette smoking similar to the one she sent 10
the Baltimore school board.
,ns s,as ted the foliowinS oticers. W NJ Fl H.
Martin; :. w., w. 3. Parks: j. w, J. NJ. Me
Kennes; secretary, Fl. S. Merrill; treasurer,
Albert Fox At the close OF the session COLA
ton was spread at Abners.
Mrs. Agnes Fadeley. the wellknown con-
trato singer, died last evening at her residence.
8lI F. street after a brief illness resulting from
q cold which eliminated in n congestive chill.
She was a member of st. Matthews church
The Union Veteran Corps, Old Guard, have
decided to postpone the fair which was to have
Col. Corkhill has received a letter from Baron
de Fava, the Italian minister. thanking him for
tense of Antonio Nardeilo. the Italian now on
trial in the Criminal Court for murder.
Amos Haskins and Frank Ceal, the colored
men who were arrested on suspicion Wednesday
by Detective Cox have been released.
Wednesday night the annual reception and
ball of the Germania Mannerchor of this city
at the National Rifles armory brought together
large number of the friends OF the organiza-
ton, who danced to the music of Schroeder's
Mr. Charles II. Thierbach, the well-known
musician who was committed to the insane
asylum several months ago, has been discharged
from that institution.
Fred. Williams, eolored, was sentenced by
Judge Smell to-day to pay fine of $40 or go
days for cutting at Sherman Harris.
Ella Williams. colored, was arrested last
night by Officer George E. Sullivan and locked
up at the fifth precinct station for robbing Mary
Marshall OF 50. This morning in the Police
Court Ella pleaded guilty of larceny and was
sentenced to fifteen days in JAIL
About seven o'clock last night James Shep-
herd, who lives at the corner of 1itn and X
streets southeast, accidenily shot oil one OF his
fingers while carelessly handling a pistol. Dr.
Herbert dressed the wound
Edward W. Moore, a white man So years old.
fell from a loft of a stable in alley near Nir-
ginia avenue and 1st street southwest, receiv-
ing dangerous wound on his head He was
ambulance.
The jurors of the Criminal Court were dis
charged this morning by Judge Macarthur
who thanked them for their services.
Charlie Washington, young colored man,
was before the Police Court to-day for assault
Ing Catherine Bell. a young coiored woman.
His counsel called his mother to prove that she
could not keep Catherine from coming to the
house after him. He was fined 50.
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
ThOs- w. Kerr and Maria Busnahan Tnule: ia
cob Pindall and Maria Ennis; John Young and
Martha Jackson; Robert Temple and Mildred
SW9 snh. IN Martha v; Mitchell and Elsie
and Fannie q. Wright
WrFE's BILL FOR DIvoRCE-Julia E. Cal
lahan has filed u bill for a divorce from Francis
K Callahan on the charge eff adultery and also
with desertion, and she sets forth also that he
mas served term In the penitentiary Tor rob-
bling the mails.
A TRANSPORTATION AT GoLDsCHNIDs.-The
alterations which were begun about the 1sf of
August at X. Godschmid's department estat-
lishment, S12 18th street northwest, have pro-
duced great transior nation, and now Mr.
ia hIls
ness places In the country. A stock OF such
beauty and variety is seldom found collected
In one establishment. Each department Is
complete, and the arrangement Of the place is
such That the goods are all displayed to advan-
ment of French bisque china goods elegant
barbatine, cHckle, and amber rose glass ware,
bls9ue figures and ornaments. The collection
OI colOred glass goods is especially noteworthy.
Next In order comes extensive assortment
OF china chamber sets, embracing 100
varieties Then come the combination dinner
and tea sets, which form most attractive ex-
hloition- The assortment includes at least 200
oluerent kinds of tea sets of English, French
and domestic makes. Departments are given
also TO Bohemian glass. toilet SETS china and
glass vases, hne cut and other lass ware.
assortment oi albums: china nickel and tin
cospidors; Oil paintings, chromos, music
stanos, walnut, cherry and ebonized cabinets,
bric-a-brac; bOcksiIeives, racks and bracket. and
q nne assortment of baskets and willow goods
sucn as carriages and work stands. The house
establishment in itself, filled with articles for
use In the parior, dining-rOom and kitchen. fine
yapanned ware, granite. iron ware, tin toilet
ware, and thousands OF knick-knacks indispen-
sable In the household. The white china de-
partment Is stored with iron. stone porceIain
and French china ware. Room is also given 10
aesortments OF plated ware, cutlery, leather
goods, brushes, wooden ware, autograph
Albums, smokers, sundries, hair and other
brushes, smyrna rugs, cocoa mats and wool
mats. An extensive department is flied with
coils and dolls outfits. In the toy department
Kris kringle reigDs supreme and has toy s for the
million; the assortment Is beautiful and extern
sive. One of the wonders oil the establishment
u that an assortment OF goods so extensive and
diversified In character, can be displayed TO
crowd upon another.
To THE TRADE--The undersigned being in re-
ceipt of a car of the Famous Duffy's Pure Malt
Or families IN any quantity with this pure slim
alant- BARBOUR & HAMILTON
THE BLUE ANCHOR INTERCHANGEABLE
the interesting lecture which Hon. Horatio
King 20 kindly gave tor the benefit OF the ..BIue
Anchor" on Wednesday evening. Mrs. p r.
Buxton added much to the pleasure OF the oc.
casion by her rich and cultivated voice Her
song WAS given with great effect. Society in
washington Is to be congratulated upon hav-
Ing an artist OF such exceptional ability Mrs
T. ;. Elliott rendered her accom- pa niments with
mu cb Skill and gratified the audience by piay-
ing nne solo with all the culture and refine
ment Of expression for which she is so justly
eoAnifeo. LISTENER.
The LAST CHANCE FOR ORIENTAL. RUGs.-
TOMORROW Is the last day, and some of the
very long and finest antique hall rugs, cash
and embroidered tides will be offered to close
the stock. it Is the best opportunity TO select
bargains from this Ieremptory sale. Durcsn-
son Bros, 9th and streets. will resume the
sal 10 to-. n