Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-29
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tNATIOSAL THEATER--The first representa-
ton OF Millockers BLACK haSsaT by the Nc
Cauil company at the National theater last
night Was witnessed by a crowded house. The
performance did not go forward with the
smoothneSs and spirit 10 be expected when al
the participants have become thoroughly IA
lnlilar with their business, but ii was witnessed,
nevertheless, with evident enjoyment. MIR.
Digoy Bell as PirkOt0, proved constant source
OF nlerrlment, we'll supported by Nr. Plunkett,
a. Hdckenbdck. and Laura Joyce Bell Bdrba-
Td- Miss Nellie McCartee, as NutItd, some
VITA; nervous, and while she we'll received
anu repeatedly encored, did not do iull justice
To herself Mr.. Edwin W. HOff, who filled the
tile role very acceptably, has pleasant tenor
voice, which. though not powerful, Is sweet and
true. The topical song Read the Answer
IN the stars, with its interpOlateG base ball
game. made the house wild.
ALbAUGH's OPERA HoUsE--The familiar and
heard again at this house last night, and met
Will the usual demands for reEeJitions fror.,
the audIe'-et Miss Winston is seen To better
aAVantag II Wv parts than in the title role of
this very a.. using opera Mr.. Bells iaugbably
grotesque representation OF the old prisoner ex-
cited the accustomed peals OF laughter. This
evening FRA DiavoIo" Will be sung.
iHk PANoRAMA OF the Second Battle of Man
ass&.s Will Gee found cool and pleasant these
"afm days II Is open day and evening.
The ANGLo-AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY
AsSIG>MENT.-An assignment OF the Anglo
American Insurance company to W. A Mercy
was placed record Yesterday LII is dated
June 2ith, and recites tina I through the absence
ABROAD OF the general III tnager and of the sec
Rotary embarrassing con. pIications have arisen
"hlen cannot promptly and with certainty oil
Justice To All parties in inleresl be met nor set
Tied iii their return, and being DESTROYS of pro-
lectlAS All lts policy holders and creditors alike
Tie assignment Is made.
AN INDECENT ASSAULT on HIS DAUGHTER
EX-Pol!ceIns.n John 4. Mitchell, colored living
a. 10 BtsZdenS alley, before the Police
tou!t To-Day charged with an indecent assault
OF Ills l4-yeir-OId daughter Josephine vino
ttstlIled that the assault occurred at a late, hour
1iohOay night, when her father came home
rom the lodge meeting. Mitchell denied the
ch',rse The court sentenced him TO eleven
MON LIS and t%en'y-nine days in Jail.
IEIEvEs WHO PLEADED GUILrY.-Thos Null
Tliiiil Dung maj! W no slept in the room with
Harry DOnOaue at his home on 10th street len
lhe room very early Ia the morning. CARRYING
Win MN "a watch, "a straw hat and a pistol be-
TH ,gs y Dononue Olheer Herbert heard of
Donohues loss and arrested MalyihiII who
P.e.tded guilty 10 "a charge of larceny before
Judge smell this morning, and went down for
SIX months. Joseph Wheeler. colored whe N
arralSned before Judge Smell this mor.iIng Tor
stealing four hundred pounds of irol, 10 ,ono-
ing 20 the gas company, ne pleaded guilty and
VIE gwen the extent OF the law, as in the pre.
Slous case, six months
n HoMING PIGEON KACE-The second younp
bird race OF the Washington Homing club was
uo@n from W arTenton Junction "A miles on
the Z.ih Inst. Each member entered three
olrds Ine start was made by the baggage
master. The nrst bird home was blue Checker
hen, owned by r. q. Henry; the second a red
Checker COCK owned BY > W. Henry.
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.-The Nationals had
on their batting clothes yesterday, but they
were out slugged By the Detroits and defeated
o. "A score OF IL To 10. Other games Yesterday:
AZ capital Park-Oiympic, 10; Capitals, 4 Al
Kansas Clty-hansas City, Z; New York IL At
Shicstgo-Cnieago, .; Philadelphia, 2 At 81.
1Duls-st Louis D; Boston, u. At Louisville
louIsVllle, .; Brooklyn, 4. At st. Louis-St
Louis .; Metropolitans. q. Al Cincinnati--Cin-
elani Il, II, baltimore 4. AT Pittsburg-Pitts-
burg y; Athletic, L.
L cTRSIoN TO BALTIMORE VIA BALTIMORE
3UT "A, l. SDER TIE AUSPICES OF THE CARROLL
ms iTCTE.-A select excursion to Baltimore
under the auspices OF Carroll Institute on the
occasion of the elevation to the cardinalate OF
Most rev. james Gibbons, ID. d., Archbisnop OF
baltimore, Will be given on "Wednesday, June
80, via The Baltimore and Ohio railroad Round
trip tickets arc now on sale at the folio vi ..
places: The Carroll Institute, COZ street: Geo.
Bogus, 50o 9th street; q. u. Simms, 18th street
&rd New York avenue; j. K Csssin, 18th anu VI
streets northwest. George r. Harbin, 81 Penn
syivania avenue southeast, and at Ii. and o.
station on morning OF excursion. Fare Tor the
round trip only 81.
IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTIoN.-aiessrs
Iusscanson Bros, auctzoneers, tomorrow after
aoon wednesday, have three sales OF i'm.
psT sed property, 10 which attention IS called
irgssees sale OF frame house and lot, No. 42t
Nels Jersey avenue, Is ct $50 O'Clock, and i'm
1seiiately after the house No. 424 New Jersey
..sse. ana at o o'clot the frame house and
Bot so G. street northwest. All these proper
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