Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-05

ALsAueHs orkRA Horsk.-The frsi OF the
series OF three Thomas concerts attracted 90 Al
ciative audience. The orchestral numhers
covered wide field OF musical com pssitiou
EVEN e @,.s esSa.e 70 Tss
musical shading thatlen nothing 10 be Desired
The vocal numbers OF Mime. Farsch- Mall and
siveness OF The affair Nine FS.cs MAJ n' snns
Rubinstein's noble scena and aria vita ada
her effort This lady's method K Sross s ,os
Dramatic, and She possesses a powerful .oice
Mr. Heinrich rendered the selection nom spo sSS
with great beauty and feeling, and had 10 ~
peat IL I'm answer to enthusiastic applause The
second and third concerts viii be given L,-poeI
FoRps OPERA Houss.+" Fra pavo,oa win
open the summer opeTa season Mt Foras "a.
night Ala Norman, Zelda Seguin. fseorge
u, hra a, James o. and Henry feakes Viii be
"PArENcE" viii receive It's second rprrp-
sentation for the benefit OF the Georgetown
amateur Orchestra AT Albaugh's opera house
this evening.
THEArER CoMrauE.-The usual miscellaneous
entertainment was provided for the patrons of
The Comique last night, and proved attractive
lhe new aiterpiece Love on a fungy; 90. Oys-
ter Pirates on the Potomac" as its title To1ld
indlcate was exceedingly laughaole.
PINE MusEUM.-"The Two Orphans" proved
rs popular a. ever presented az Bartol & Io-
gans Dime Museum yesterday by the fsmous
given with fine scenery aud stage aI.poini-
ments. Tomorrow and Thursday. Fast
lynne, ana Friday and Saturday, Joshua
HERzoG's MrsEuM-Minstreis seldom fail TO
draw draw. largely here. and the very good troupe
which appeared al Herzogs last night enter
tanned "a house full OF people. The first part
contained some creditable singing and respect
able Jokes. Cool burgess, Andy Collola aud
Fayeite Welch made things very lively. The
performance on the whole was good.
IN NINE. ApELINE DuvAL MACK and her pupils
Will give their annual dramatic entertailment
III Willard hall this evening.
District Governments Amhfrs-
COMPLAINT AGAINST SUNDAY SCHOOL MANA
GERS.
Mr.. VIM. III. Sterne. I'm note To the CoIamIs-
nohers, complains al the violation by tlie au-
thor1iies OF the Metropolitan NJ. +. SUNDAY
school, corner Al and streets nbrthwkt, OF
sec. 30, OF the building regulations of the 10 C.
In The fact that every sunday, for the last three
or Tour weeks. on the assembling OF the school
OF shortly thereafter SOMEONE shuts and locks
stairs.
FIRES DURING APRIL
The report OF Chief Cronin 20 the District
commissioners states that there were 20 alarms
FOR fires during the month OF APRIL,
responding month of the Preceding rear
The estimated loss amounted 10 So, 35o COW
ered by an insurance OF So 1885, against loss
The preceding month"; and a loss OF 81 $685.
with an insurance OF 81 .2l5 for the correspond
ING month OF the preceding year.
Local Notes.
To-Day the criminal Court Judge Mac Arrhur)
was engaged Tor some hours In the trial OF
Louis X. Bart, charged with violating the In
ternai revenue laws I'm neglecting to make COM
plete returns as 10 his business.
The case OF W. T.. Burford agt John Aleoru
ct al, 10 compel the execution OF deeds fof bt
Il, w. and C's. SUBJ, Pleasant Plains, filed Mas
LIST, was this morning disnnsse by comIaain-
ant-the defendants having made the deeds for
the property purchased.
Ex-GoS. i. L. Gibbs had another attack az
paraly sis last night, and again another to-day
about noon. He Is resting well this afternoon
and no uniavorable result is apprehendea by
his attending physician.
RANGE OF THE THERMoMErER.-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal Office tony
a. M, 400; a. N, 51.S; IL an, 6s.2; u
H., 1913.