Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-06-18

CITY AND DISTRICT.
AmusementS Tonight.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUsE--"rhe Pirates of
Penzance-
THEATEE CoMIoUE.-Variety.
Condensed Locals.
Street lamps will be lighted at 900 pm, and
eXtinguiShed mt $50 AIN
At the forty-eighth annual commencement of
the Baltimore Academy OF the Visitation, yes
terday, Rev y. l. Chapelle, D. D., of this city
acted president. and President Doonan, of
Georgetown College. made an address
Mr.. sid VI. Davis, of Farragut Post, No. 10,
G.. \. r.. has addressed circular letter to the
officers and delegates of the national encamp-
ment which meets at Portland Me- next Tues
day, submitting proposition for the approval
OF the national encampment that the United
States establish and maintain homes for needy
eX-cOnfedeI5lteS whose wounds were received
at the hands of federal troops.
Mrs Angelina simpson, who died last Tues
day, was one OF the oldest natives of Washing
ton. having been born here June 18th, 1897.
She was the daughter OF Capt. Peter Lenox, one
of the original settlers of Washington, sister
OF the late ex-Nayor Walter LenOx.
While Adolph NariZuo, an emplOye at the
Providence hospital. fixing some ropes on
the fiagpoie on the top of that building, last
even ng, the pole broke, and Marizno fell IA dis
lance OF twenty-five feet to- the roof. He was
seriously injured. The services of the mem
bers OF truck were required TO lower him
from the roof.
Edward Brooks, an attendant at the shooting
y
shot in the forearm by a gentleman who was
target shooting. Brooks was sent TO the Elmer
gency hospital, where his wound was dressed.
Mr. samuel y H. Marks is i'll at his resi-
dence, on u street southeast, between 9th and
!th streets.
Sarah Johnson an old colored woman from
Virginia. yesterday had basket o. cherries
stolen from her wagon at the market house.
A small colored boy named John Shields was
found eating the cherries, and Judge Smell to
day fined him So, or 10 days in Jail.
The venerable mother OF Mr.. y. h. Browne, of
& IN 20 NnrL< lf he's a.
yanced age of So years. Mrs. Browne was
well known in this city. and spoke of her visit
here last Christmas as her farewell one.
Otto Fisher was fined 50 by Judge Smell to-
day for throwing water in Richard Dorsey's
face, because the latter was ringing an auction
John Mary man, of East Washington. was
fined SO by Judge Smell to-day for beating his
wife.
John o. Guethler paid the District $50 to-day
for selling liquor on sunday, and john Slade
paid the same amount for carrying concealed
Suits have been entered by NJ F. Eiseman
against \. Saks. Fl. Frank and j. T. Arms, for
$4,000, the amount OF the bond given by
them in the replevin case under which his
goods seized.
Maj. John VI. Burke better known as Arizona
Jack, is at the National hotel. He is the genius
who succeeded in bringing with him the Sioux
Chief, Sitting Bull, and his entire staff. The
major was formerly resident of Washington.
Mas. VON BAREo's GOLD PIx-About noon
today in the detective Office at police head
quarters, .. :. u. Wall. a colOred attorney. was
accoSted by Mrs. Rudolph Won Barren wife of
the alleged boarding house beat who asked the
lawyer Tor her gold pin, which she said he had
gotten from her, after coming to her several
times while she was sitting in the Police Court
ana asking her 10 employ MIN as her husbands
counsel We'll, 1 won't give IL 10 you, and you
can get it, answered the lawyer. Mr.. w. III.
Ferguson. who accompanied Mrs. Won Barren,
s;'oSe up and charged the lawyer with shame
iuiiS treating poor women in the Police Court.
9e r SPOKE SSu Sy r Won IG5a arn Mf
me a dollar, and viii give you the PIN. said
Die. Wall During the discussion the partici-
pants became somewhat excited. until order
was called by the lieutenant i'll charge.
BASE BALL YEsrEEDAY-The Nationals sue.
ceeded in capturing another brilliant game
from the Virginia club nj Richmond yesterday.
The score was To i. Tuesday, game they won
fielding Other games: Al Eaitimure-Baiti-
more. q; Louisville, 3. At Chicago-Chicago s;
10 At New YOrk-Cincinnati, 3; Metropolis
tan, =. At Boston tmorninS gamel-PhiladeI-
PHI. 5; Boston, j. AT Boston AFTERNOON ganieJ
New York, 10; Boston. %: At 81 Louis-Si.
Louis. .; Detroit, /. At Proyideuce-Provi-
denee, 10; Philadelphia. l.
AN EVENING WITH THE NEwsBoYs AND
BooT-BI.ACKs.-A meeting for the newSboys and
bootblacSs was held in the National Rifles
NewSboys Aid Society. y number of philarl-
thropic citizens attended. The president of the
society made practical address to the boys
exhorfing them To be truthful and honest and
% avoid the pool rooms and saloons. Judge
Macarthur also made "a short address. advising
the boys 10 work heartily with the ladies in car
ryfng out the plans proposed for their improve
nIent. He said the ladies proposed To provide
evening schools for them where they would be
taught the industries and trades. Selected
readings and singing, in which the boys Joined
completed the program.
MARRIAGE LTCESsEs.-M Marriage licenses have
been iSsuea by the clerk OF the coi,ri ~
Chas. II. Brown and Carrie Holly: :. a. Coe,
OF Falls Church, Va, and Katherine White OF
Green Bay. Wis; Piummer Turner and Mary
Parks; Daniel Piummer and Mary Alic.. stew
art; Alfred Zimmerman and Barbara X uei,ertb
OF Baltimore Md; Joseph Rogers and Ellen
Proctor.
y PEDDLER OF UNLABELEp OIEoYaEGA-
RINE ARREsrED.-ThiS morning a colorcti man
Called at lhe residence @! Col. Suit, 9Th
street. with Il basket OF butterine rolls and
offered them Tor sale a. fresh country butter.
saying th&l ne had just come from SANDY
Springs. Nd, where the butter was churued
and said he would like sell the colonel half oi
il, as Judge Smell had engaged the other hale
Col. Suit had his doubts as To the cenuiueuess
OF The article offered. and he sent around to
police headgu;arters Tor an officer. Detective
sponded to the call and took the dealer TO
police headquarters. where he gave his name as
John Il. Lee. ana said he formerly lived in
Georgetown- At first lie claimed that the arti-
Gle was genuine. but he afterwards admitted
Police Court, where he was charged with SELF
Ing unlabelcd oleomargarine, and the case was
set for trial tomorrow
RoBBERIEs REPoRTEp.-Thos. johnson. 400
9Th street northwest, reports stolen from his
house pair OF skates worth S5.-Janaes = wee
ney, 9l6 I'd street northeast, reports the loss OF
a silver watch worth SI5--Bernard Melon
aid HOP Sth street southeast, reports stolen
$3.50 and ten cigars.
4 BABY SEA I.ION-The family of sen lions
at Athletic park increased yesterday by
the arrival OF baby lion, the first ever
born, Capt. c. A. Eastman says on the Atlantic
coast. Mother and child doing Well. The
infant IL about two feet long and has a we'll
proportional body. Capt Eastman expects
another event OF a similar nature in a few days
TOMORROW, Friday, is red ticket day at
Baurn's. All goods marked such are sold at o
sacrifice.