Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-13

Complaining Against . Laundry.
RESIDENTS OF rHIRrERNrH STREET WHO OBJ
jet TO SCOT, STEAM AND NOISE.
Yesterday afternoon, in the Police Court, as
stated in THE STAR, Mrs. Sarah Kearney, the
proprietor OF a laundry at S24 18th street, was
charged with maintaining . nuisance on her
premises-namely, q steam engine for laundry
purposes. The charge was brought against her
under the statutes, which makes 1t a grand jury
IN the ne nuisance sompisnned @1 IS cnarged
the defendant used large quantities OF soft coal,
and did cause and maintain thereby certain
said engine great noises were made; that DWELL
ing houses adjacent to said laundry were
that these sne CO sda e
adjustment common nuisance, not only to
the neiShbors, but to persons who are obliged
Special Officer Harding, who, while on the
ponce Sc, force, 1nvestigated the premises; Mrs
ker, Julia Butler servant in the house next to
Kinds. Of sse 18th street, and Margares Kirf
warrant-some complaining of the noise, Others
o. the SCOT Mrs. Edison said the engine was
MIR. Shoemaker said he could not rent or sell a
house owned in the neighborhood on account
OF these annoyances.
asked the court to suspend the sentence, as the
defendant was going TO move her laundry, she
suspended sentence until this morning, and
took Mrs. kearneys personal bonds
to t9s 70 for mo
nuisance complained of.
Amusements.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUSE.-The sixth week
Of the very successful. season Of sum
mer opera at Albaugh's Grand Opera house
will be inaugurated with a presentation
Pirates of Penzance," with Miss Mary Beebe Us
Maoel aud e, Mr.. Ds Lange as the Major General.
Ihs se of ssa for
THEAfEi; COMIoUE.-The Theater Comique
summer garden was successfully opened the
Another good bill has been arranged by the
management for the coming week, and will be
presented by capable company.
SHOw.-Sitting Bull the famous Sioux chief;
Crow Eagle, Fool Thunder, Frisking Elk, Iron
his body-suard, accompanied by number OF
squaws have joined Buffalo BINS Wild West
show, which will be at Athletic park on the
ODD, 23d and oath instant.
THE OPEN AIR CONCERT IN THE WHITE
House GKoUNDs.-The following is the pro
White House grounds this evening: Reminis-
e cen Of Herold, Godfrey; romance for eornst
bandi, Messrs. jaeger and schuldt quadriile,
'The Campbelrs Ninstrels," Julien, with va,
riations Gy the following soloists of the band:
schnidt wise, intasioa scu s se@s from raa
the works Of Mendsi.sohn. Introducing over
March, !" from the Italian symphony; II Am q
Roamsr,' from the Son and Stronger; "terusa-
lem, Thou That Kiiiest the Prophets apd II
allegro from the Scotch symphony. II Would
raa1 ny Loye march m2yements from from Cor
the Wedding March nom the "Midsummer
Nights Dream;' collocation, "Falka," Chas-
saique.
INQUEST ON THE BODY OF GEO. NJ SCHAFER
Coroner Patterson held an inquest yesterday in
the case of Geo. NJ. Schaler, who was found dead
more and Ohio railroad, north of Boundary
street, and the jury rendered u verdict that he
to his dcatn aHEgt 10 9elosk June
road, from fracture OF tue skull, but whether
the fracture was produced by accidental fall or
from being struck by an engine of the B. and Q.
railroad company we are unable, from the evil
dence, to determine.
ExCURsIoSs, PICNIcs, ETC. The Coach
Drivers association will give picnic at Juepe-
mann's garden on MOnday.-The George Leary
Yiiltaks an 9yer-sYpday excursion to Virginia
in..-The steamer Thompson will take an ex-
e cur 10 i, down the river RYE, SUNDAY leaving her
excursion to Colonial Beach sunday, leaving s at
a.m.-Fhe Mary Washington goes down the
eesr sund her wharf at
soe: to chapei Point on Mondays Wednesday w
ran viii take two excursions to Marshall Marsha Hail Hail
tomorrow and each Sunday until further
notice. leaving the wharf at 10 am. and pm,
returning at and PIN.
SENATOR LOGAN sERENADED-Colored citi-
zens Of Washington serenaded Gen. Logan last
night In honor Of bis reelection to the Senate.
The demonstration was originated by the eman-
cipation committee, and the band OF music was
escorted to the Senator'S house by Capt Gray's
Capital City Guards: Senator Logan appeared
on the balcony, aud after an address, In which
he again declared his good will for the coored
them into the house. About thousand filed
through the parl9rs, where the general stood
surrounded by ladies and gentlemen, and they
each shook hands with their host.
TIE CITY MARKRTs.-The Official Price Cur
rent Of ei, the washington City Produce Exchange
with market quiet for all grades; wheatis easier
in price: corn and oats steady, the late rains
the supply 81 old stock is very much larger than
expected Tue hay market is in good shape;
az sold S
demand bsl1g Confined q fine S grades S Which, is
quality stands in store for want of purchasers.
fhI steady old fowls are steady; spring
coming in too small and undesirable.
held TO ANSWER 4 CHARGE OF STEALING.
James Adams, cOlOred, was ON trial in the
Police Court this morning charged with sec
ond OftenSe Of petit larceny. Henry Hough
testified TO the loss of q bolt of cloth from in
front OF his store and identified it after its re-
covery. John Hough, the dealers son, testified
that he heard noise in front Of the store, and
when he went out he saw the defendant going
down the street with bag on his shoulder.
Witness went after him and he returned and
gave up the stolen goods, which he had in the
bag. Officer Rhodes testified to the defendants
previous conviction. The defendant denied the
charge, and said that after serving two terms
in the penitenilary and one in Jail he had re-
formed and lived an honest life. The case was
sent TO the grand jury; bonds $500.
On MONDAY will be opened at Chas Baums
book department five thousand books slightly
shop worn, the price Of which is not ten cents on
the dollar. Call early If greatest bargains ever
offered in Washington are desired.-Adu
IMPORTANT SALE OF BOOKS.-Nr. Bowling
Will begin the sale on Monday evening next
OF a tine miscellaneous and medical library
Also valuable government documents. They
are now arranged and ready for examination
THE PARK HoTEL.-In past years the Park
hotel at WtlliamSport. Pa, has been a favorite
summer resort for WashingtOnians. The hotel
Is now open for the reception OF summer guests.
Tue STEAMER ARRowSMITH will take an ex.
n tn Hal