Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-17

lis, on Saturday defeated the Deaf Mutes, of
kendall Green this city, by score re-, OF to d O.
at Fort Yates, Dakota, March 31st. of heart dis
ease, aged % years.
of the New York avenue (Presbyterian) church
yesterday that the trustees would put improve
ments uEon the church property this season, at
John Sherman, colored boy about 10 years
old, was convicted in the Criminal Court to-
the satchei Of Mrs. Mary Loughran, and was
sentenced to the Albany penitentiary for two
years.
y WOMAN WITH PIsroL--An attachment
was issued from the Police Court this morning
for the arrest of Rose Neumeyer, who lives on c
street, between 9th and 9TH streets southwest,
she having failed to answer TO charge OF firing
pistol in the street after giving bonds for her
appearance. Officer Contantine, who made the
arrest, stated that Mrs. Neumeyer drunk
Saturday night, and shortly before twelve
O'Clock she fired a pistol from her back window,
the bullet from which entered the bedroom of
~ T. Houck, who lives on Maryland avenue
and smashed the bureau glass; that she then
went to the front window and fired across the
street towards Adams Express company freight
depot, scattering the men employed there.
SENTENCED TO Jan. FOR ASSAULT ON A
SEvEN-SEAR-OLD GIRL--TO-day, in the Crimi-
nal Court, Judge Macarthur, young colored
trial, charged with having on April 26th last
assaulted Maria Louisa Henson, a coored girl
OF seven years, with intent to commit rape,
Mr.. f. NJ. Hewlett for the accused and Mr.. Tag
CART prosecuting. The ofense, it is alleged, was
where Summers allowed TO remain ali
night. pretending to be a preacher. One of the
through a keyhole The little girl testified as to
the occurrence, and Officer Hawkins testified to
arresting the accused when he was being pur-
sued by crowd. The jury found a verdict of
guilty of assault and the court gave him nine
months in jail
THE PROPOSED GARIBALDI MONUMENT
The Garibaldi Monument society met last even
ing at Marini's hall. The president reported
completed the organization in Italy for the col
lection OF works OF art for the fair that VIII be
held in this city nj a convenient date to raise
funds for the monument. He reported also that
the committee in Rome declined the money,
viz, $500 offered by the Washington society
for The expenses of packing and transportation,
preferrlng to pay such expenses themselves.
The president therefore returned the check to
The treasurer. The treasurer, Mr.. Casassa,
ported S.161S in bank at interest The re-
nowned artist, Leonard, of Brussels, has already
sent q grand portrait OF Garibaldi, worth 5000,
as IA contribution Many Italian artists are en-
gagged III painting original works for the fair.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Michael BrieI has sold
10 Ellen H. Smith and Beulah l.. Thomas for
S@Z,.Io - lots, 20 feet front each, on the
nortn side OF III street, between 18th and 18th
streets northeast Ella T. Davidson has sold to
Martha b. Gardner, Tor $4,000, a house II feet
'front.' ON the north side of street, between
l6tn and l1tn streets. George H. Turton has
sold 10 Eliza VI. Bell, for 5000. a lot, I6xIIO.
on the west side OF 10th street, between. L and
z streets. Ch:ts- ~ Sautter has sold TO Annie
- Lynch, Tor S15,500 the property fronting %
Ieet the south side of Pennsylvania avenue
just west OF IL. street. Mary f. Wineberger
mas sold to- &. q. Thorn, for $4,000, property
renting 4sle feet at the northwest corner of
18th and VI streets.
palestine To WASHINGTON This will be
magnificent entertainment at Masonic Tenn
pie this evening at ) o'clock being the knights
ieinplar 'keturn from Palestine TO Washing
Ton, With humorous Illustrations along the
Journey.
FINED FOR CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS
On the nightOf April ~ near the corner OF Ith
ana Il streets, while being pursued by Officer
thleI turned on the officer and threw a large
butcher knife at him. Thomas escaped at the
ume, bat was subsequently, arrested and fined
so b. Judge Smell to-day for carrying CON
ceaied weapons.
ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR. In the Court
N General Term to-day David D. Stone
d Philadelphia, was admitted to the bar, as also
ihe following students: Chas. +. Bacon f. III
Brown. : II. Chase. d. RaIney, F. A Warner
David MePherson, c; NJ. Catein, q. t. OHara
bert Williams, j. ID. Holman j. T. HazIet A r
March.
SPECIAL TRAIN To PINLICo.-For the con
venienee OF the Washingtonians desiring to
attend the spring meeting OF the MARYLAND
Jockey club commencing Tuesday, Nav 18th
aud continuing tour days, special train will
and Potomac railroad at 1870 ID. m running
direct to PinIico, and returning to Washington
tickets Will be sold at 81. Special cars assigned
10 ladies. Private parties can secure the use of
ccacn by the purchase of 20 tickets for the
transportation OF that or a less number OF per.
sons Five races and steeplechase each day
On tuesday the Rancocas handicap one ana
one-eighth miles, having As nominations prom
Ases some line racing.
GRASD EXCLUSION TO PEN MAR-Tbe RaIti
! more and Potomac railroad company Announces
grand Decoration day excursion TO Pen Mar
the famous mountain resort of the Blue Ridge
Special tram OF nrst-class coaches will leave the
Oth-Street station at 500 a IN. Monday Nav
3lst. returning reach Washington in the even
Ing at y. m Special cars win be assigned To
ladies and children Tickets for the round trim
"ill be placed on sale at the low rate OF 81 6dr
children, . cents. A more delightful excur,
SION has not been afforded the w ashington pe(-
Re. first-ciiss meals can be secured at Pen
Mar Tor hfty cents. A grand free afternoon con.
cert Will be given at the pavilion.
FAREWELL To CoMEDY-"It Is NV greatest
misfortune that am versatile, or at least con-
sIuefe0 50, complained the petite Miss Alice
dArrison, on being addressed by q representa-
1--WE OF IHE STAR Il am not suspected OF being
either emotional or tragic, Yet, to nv mind INV
best endeayors have been in both OF those
lines TINS was during my connection with
poor John McCulloCgh's California theater
stock company in san Francisco. have been
seen III tie east almost altogether in comedy
Tor The simple reason that Comedy was In de.
i'and am seriously hoping that the present
Is my last season as a coincidence, for am
anxious 70 devote my future wholly to the
more ambitious legitimate"
ASSIGNEE's SALE OF ELEGANT Articles
Books, &C.-Mr. Downing will sell Tomorrow
morning, at his auction rooms. at IL O'Clock a
superb collection OF artistic furniture fine ia
panese porceiains, several fine paintings and
otner articles OF value, also about $50 volumes
OF elegantly bound books The sale Is by direc-
uoa OF Samuel Maddox. assignee.