Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-20

NATIoNAL.-Aimee in 'DivorcOns."
ALBAUGHs.-Rosina Vokes in THE School
Mistress"
HARRIs'-"Davy Crockett"
HERzoG's.-"Taken from Life"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
HERMAN Stony Pastor.
DIME Observation-Disclosures to Death"
Condensed Locals.
Mrs. 8. ID. La Fetra, Mrs. NJ. L. Cohen. Mrs: A.
r Moulton Mrs. VI. l.. Elder and Mrs. L. >.
Wesvott lett last evening for Minneapolis, 10
attend the annual convention oI the National
begins there Friday:
The members OF the Capital City Guard have
Mrs. r. L. Harris, wife OF Chief Engineer
Harris, U. s. N, died at o'clock last evening
at her home, 1915 q street northwest
Mrs. Elizabeth n. NaylOr, wife OF Mr.. James
G. Naylor, the builder, and lady much
esteemed by large circle of friends, died at her
home, ass NJ street, yesterday afternoon, aged
Rev. Mr. Stuhl, who has been conducting,
with other Redemptionist priests, mission in
Baltimore, Is coming TO this city 10 open d
series of mission meetings.
In the matter of the estate of Mary Condor,
formerly Mary ODay, Justice James yesterday
made an order directing Frank Hume, the
administrator, TO have the bonds of deceased
transferred to mis- name as administrator.
In the Probate Court yesterday, in the matter
of the estate OF Fountain Murray, letters of
administration were granted to John b. Muir
ray; bond $500.
Il
I'd street and Pennsylvania avenue southeast
fell from his horse on NJ street, between 4th and
9th, and was seriously injured internally.
Offfcer Britt took him to the second precinct
station, where he was attended by DIR. W. II.
Taylor and removed to his nome.
A dead colored male infant was found yeSter-
day at the corner OF LIST and streets SOUTH
west.
George Bennett, a colored girl, was fined $40
or so days by Judge Smell to-day tor breaking a
window at Aioy Yuen's laundry, 214 H street
northwest
George T. French was to-day accepted as a
jury in the Criminal Court.
The Asbestos stone Manufacturing company
was Incorporated yesterday for the mining,
manufacture and sale of asbestos stone and the
ownership of real estate in connection there
with. The term OF its existence is twenty years,
with capital stock OF $40, 600 and the number
Of shares TO be 1000. The trustees are ". r.
Canaday, E Z. Manning, A. '. Scott and Ar
thur Barnes.
names Of 5. s. Burdett, o. Z. g. Clarke, j. J. 5.
Hassler, L. A. Barker, II. y. COpp and others,
under %. County nn W Real Estate i;ao, u,,o,,,
ports stolen from her silver watch and chain,
worth $40.
This morning in the Police Court James
Smith and +. F. Gerhart, seamen on the
schooner 5. VI. Bird, were charged by Capt.
John Murrill with violating section 1896 OF The
Revised Statutes, in refusing to do duty, and
the case was continued.
THE THEATEKs NEXT WEEK.-MRS. Helen
Dauvray, with her highly successful American
comedy lone OF Our Girls" which had so phen-
Omenal a run in New YORK last season, will APP
pear at Albaugn's next week. The sale oil seats
begins a. the bOX-Office tomorrow morning.
Miss Ellie Ellsler, an attractive young actress,
vino has not been in w Washington in a couple OF
next week in woman against Woman" in
which she has created a very favorable impress
slon- Seats for the engagement go on sale to-
morrow morning.
THE BIDS ALL EXCEED THE APPRoPRIA-
rIoN--Bids tor the erection of the family
NJ RRf
The office of Mr.. H A. Willard to-day. The
lowest bidder was Mr.. James b. Halliday,
s2o,OoO. and Mr.. ~ Anderson, SIS. S41. The
amount of the appropriation tor The building
Is only $4,000.
A CRANK WHO WAS BORN on THE ATTAIN
TIC.-Sanitary Officer Teepie yesterday sent to
the almshouse a crank who gives his name as
john Cieary; occupation, engineer; age, As
years. Cleary has been in tue city before, and
mas been furnished transportation by the au-
thorities to leave. This time he seemed To be
sick and entirely destitute, and was sent to the
almshouse. Cleary arrived in the District sew
eral days ago, and was found early one morning
by two small boys lying near hay stack on the
Tenleytown road. He had in his pocket four
cents, which he gave the little boys 10 get him
a cup of coffee with, he being too sick to leave
The little boys returned TO Cleary with u break
fast. and later ne was taken To the West Wash
fngt0n station, where DIR. kleinschmidt made
out permit and he was taken 10 the Freed
mans hospital. Cleary says that for the past
eighteen or twenty years a committee have
been following him from one place To anol her
and preventing his getting any work by telling
his employers that he (Cleary) was not born
anywherr. Cieary says he was born on the
Atlantic ocean. He says he last worked cutting
corn near Deer creek, Pa, but lost his empioy-
ment on account of statements made to his EN-
pioyer by members OF the committee.
KILLED WHILE COUPLING CARs.-Edward
Jarrett, young man employed : a brakeman
On the Baltimore and Ohio road, was fatally in
Iured about six O'Clock last evening by being
yyO freipr ear
while engaged in coupling cars. He was
crushed SO badly that he died within a few
hours afterwards at the Providence hospital.
MARRIED LAST EvENING.-The First Metho-
dist Protestant church, on Virginia avenue
southeast, was crowded last evening with
friends Of the parties to witness the marriage oil
Mr.. VIM. II. Ostrander to Miss Emma, dtus h.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. X. H. Lusby MIR AL ID
Mahorney acted as best man, with Miss Mag lie
u. White, OF Baltimore, Md, as bridesmaid. A
largely attended reception was held AT the resi-
southeast after which Mr. and Mrs Ostrander
took possession OF their future residence, 9U7 C.
street southeast Messrs. j. Harry Kidd and
Charles l. Brooks were the ushers, assisted by
Walker.
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FLOWER BULBS AT AUcTioN.-Mr Bowling
VIII sell tomorrow morning AT IL O'Clock, at
hls auction rooms, consignment OF Du tch
bulbs, embracing the finest known varieties.
Ste the advertisement for particulars.
D.
ISSUE OF SToCk--By the system furnished by
the Equitable Tor saving small amounts
monthly on stock more satisfactory results
nave been realized than In ordinary ways
Inc rules require regular payments every
iaonth on stock. and while Withdrawals can
De made and are provided for, checks cannot
De drawn ut irregular times tor any amounts
IneSe rules are made by the shareholders for
their efficiency and the benefit der yed anu
nave proved All excellent and effective method.
Al this date the cash withdrawal value oI
one share, in the first issue, is $685. oi
which $40 Is principal paid at $3.50 per
month aud $x935 earnings. Two SHARES al
$5 per month Is S47s..o. Four shares at $40
per month Is $957.4O, &c, and the toia
amount held by the shareholder is S69l ;.
ss3.67. There are few people having income,
who cannot save $3.50 or more every month
with little EFFORT: yet, As shown by The value u
STOCK given, IL grows aud becomes Of consider
able importance and leads 10 greater eff. art.
and generally lays the foundation tor buyin
homes or other property Books for the i2t
issue are now open tor subscriptions and mr..
payments. THOMAS SoNERyILLE, Pres't
JOHN JoY EDsoN, Sec'y.
Office --917 street.