Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-07-18
AnlnSes,le5ntS.

ALBAUGHS OPERA HOCSE.-VOn Suppe'S
fine comic opera. 'FatinitzsA'' will be presented
at Albaughs next week by the company o.:
which Miss Jennie Winston is the chief atfrac-
ton. This lady will take the part of Vtadimir
the cast "FatinitZa' is one of the most popu-
lar comic operas. and will doubtless draw well.
CoMIoUE SUMNER GARDEN.-The midsum-
me- heat has little effect on the attendance at
this popular resort, which remains cool in the
warmest weather An attractive bill has been
arranged for next week.
THE FUNERAL OF Col. MoSrIs.-In the death
Of Col Mahlon ID. Months, II notice of which has
appeared IN THE EVENING STAR. the order of
Odd Fellows. of which he was prominent and
active member, suffers great loss. His term
a. past grand master OF tine order had lust OK
pired, after IA most successful and brilliant adj
minisiration- His Sudden death appeals
strongly TO the sympatlie> of the entire order
and last evening committee representing the
different branches OF the order. and also some
representatives from the Grand Army, of W hich
the deceased was a member, had Il meeting and
decided to- issue IA general call for the various
branches of the order In this Jurisdiction to meet
al the nall at o clock Tomorrow afternoon and
proceed TO the residence of the deceased, = l.,
H street, and thence To Foundry church. At
the conclusion Of the services there the corteye
will proceed to Arlington cemetery, where the
funeral services OF the various orders will take
place. The following Pallbearers have been
son; Beacon lodge, T.. q. VI. j. w. COlley; CO.
lumbian encampment. Z. q. NJ. J. f.. Mason;
Daughters OF Rebekah, Brother +. ii. Person:
Grand Army of the Republic, Comrade r. w.
IailinadTe The funeral will take place at
> O'Clock from the Foundry church, Rev.
DIR. Naylor officiating. assisted by DIR. Nor
ris, pastor of Wesley chapel. Col. Mon
tbs was born In Knox county Ohio, Febru-
airy. "a, 1927. He served through the Next
can war, and later an Indian war; and thro,lo n
The late war Of the rebellion. He was a member
or the Grand Army, also Of the Mexican Vet
Grams association. He leaves a wife and five
children.
A FRUITLEsS SEARCH FOR EVIDENCES OF
CkiAE-The two coiored girls, Mary Jordon
and Mary Wyckoff, convicted of larceny from
Mrs Mary Amarolio. and NOW waiting the
action OF the grand jury a charge Of attempt
Ing to poison Mrs Amarolio, havthg made fur
ther statements to tine police alleging crimes
against Mrs. Amarolio. Lieut.. Greer made
another examination of Mrs. Amarolio's premi-
ses on Maryland avenue last Thursday. The
girls said that the bodies of babies, alleged 10
have been killed, were buried not in Mrs
amarolos yard, they had previously
stated, but in an adjoining yard. The police
dug up considerable of the adjoining yard, but
ouno no traces OF the crimes alleged.
THE MARINE BAND CoNcERr.-The program
oithe concert by the Marine band n: the White
nouse this evening is as follows: Overture, lie
Iragoon de Viilars," Maillart: waltz Pastoral
Songs,' Basquit; selection ..'siignou." Thomas.
gaVotte, "Myrrha. 'SOusas: Swedish Wedding
March,. Sodernlann; song, ;'Duet for Baritone
and Cornet," CurschmarD; selection aida.
'erdi' saiop, Song OF the Storks," Fahrbach.
THE EorIrABLE LIES .'SrArEMKNr.--
committee OF directors OF the Equitable Lie
Assurance Society of the United States publish
elsewhere a -statement' which condenses into
nine paragraphs a large amount ct useful in
FORMATION, for The public benefit, respecting the
methods. condition and practical business opp,
raiions of that progressive and prosperous in
stitution. We need not recaritulate the several
points made, so plainly and emphatically, By
these gentlemen. II Is enough for all fair.
minded persons To know tina: the statement
comes FROM and is signed by, such prominent
financial and commercial authorities as Messrs
Cna1ncey VI. Depew, president OF the New York
Central railroad company; John y, Stewart
President OF the United States trust company;
Eugene Kelly, the leading banker and repre-
sentative oi California financial interests; Vim.
A. Wheelock. ex-president Of the Central Ma
t1onal bank; John Sloane, senior partner of the
great carpet firm OF W. u ]. sloane; Charles q.
LandOn, of the old firm OF Gepkard & Hutton,
and Henry Il. Hyde, president OF the Equitable
Lie A statement 10 which is appended such
nslLnes must carry conviction of the truths
stated and. in view of busjness.likc cornpre-
hensive brevity OF what these gentlemen say,
NO comment Is needed-in fact would be almost
IN tmpertinence