Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-04

s24.5O. s245O s24-5O.-Walnut parlor
suites S24.5O. WIN. H DUNN, 81 7th street.
CARD ENGRAVING and printing reduced in
price. Wnitaker's.
LAWN VASES and Garden Hose at Shedd's.
GENrLEMEN's HIGH and round hats Mack
inaw and English straws, choice selection Of
silk umbrellas. StineInetz & Son, 1887 Pa. ave.
PRINTING 100 Cards from plate, rs cents
Whitakers.
FACE and Eyesight fitted 81; Hempler's 1ast
CITY AND DISTRICT =.
AmuSemenis Tonight.
ALBAUGH's.-"Princess of Trebizonde."
HERZoG's.--"Our American Minister"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle Of Bull
Rum q
IVY CIrY.-~The Wild West"
Condensed Locals.
To-day, in the Court in General Term, Mr..
Bruce Summers was admitted 10 the bar.
Washington Commandery, No. I, Knights
Templar, attended service at the New York
Avenue Presbyterian church last evening aud
DIR. Bartlett.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Pelham, whose
death was announced in yesterdays STAR, win
late residence, $50 North Capitol street. The
remains will be temporarily placed in a vault
Ia the Congressional cemetery until they
can be taken TO their final resting place in
Kentucky.
AT the continuation of the dedicatory exer.
cises at the Metropolitan A. NJ. E church last
ssening addresses were made by Rev. DIR.
Johnson, secretary of the Educational society;
ar; Frederick Douglass, School Trustee Brooks
The three-year-old child of Mary Mason, col
orsd, near Fort Totten, died suddenly without
coroner found that death was from natural
causes.
AT meeting of the Alumni Association of
the National College OF Pharmacy, held at the
college hall last evening, the following officers
MaSan e1 !ns ensng
PRESIDENT; George ]. Lochboehier, secretary;
librarian, and Jos. 4. Horigan, curator
The survivors of the 18TH Massachusetts regi.
and will leave Hagerstown for Washington this
evening.
Rev. DIR. Nelson. who has been formally noti-
ned OF his election as bishop OF EastOn, said he
would take the matter into consideration and
give An answer as soon as possible.
-, dnis morning Buffalo ill, accompanied by
Indians, visited DIR. T. A. Bland and remained
ABOUT an hour The whole party then visited
Afterwards the Indians took carriages and
went sightseeing about the city.
was before Iudve smell ,gS S Soored boy,
cruelty TO animals by melting dog to kill a
eat The judge nned him 80.
Base BALI Yesterday.
The game OF ball yesterday between the De-
troits and Nationals was very close and excit-
ing: II took eleven innings 10 decide the game,
Eayof OF the visitors. The Nationals seem fated
30 have victory snatched from them lust when
II Is within reach. They played an errorles.
game through nine innings Yesterday. and
were defeated by chance more than anything
else.
been practicing with the Nationals lately will
play haeh-s.op ;or Barr this afternoon in the
game with the Detroits. The new player has
given "a good account OF him elf in practice and
Manager Scaaion THINKS he has found the rig ht
man ILe Detroits will play the same nine as
they hal in the ncld yesterday.
OLher games yesterday-At Philadelphia-
Philadelphi:., 4; 81. Louis, 1. At Boston-Chi-
cago, d; Boston, ). At New York-Kansas CITY.
=; New York, .. AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ii:
Louisville. >. At New York Metropolitan, ~:
Singinnali, IL. At Observation-Disclosures 5;
- Louis. ~ AT Observation-Disclosures, IL
Pittsburs, 3.
MARRIAGE Licenses. - Marriage licenses
Dave been issued by tue clerk OF the court 10
Caafies WARMTH and Annie Brumry: Oscar r
mon and Theeiier Eplin Douson, both OF Fair.
fax county, Va; Charles T.. Landrick and susie
A Waters; j. j. Smith, OF New York city, and
kin'a T. Wernway, oil Baltimore; Adam d. Sill
veJ and Lena A Kaiser stephen Day, OF Balti-
more, and Fannie 4. Taylor; Lewis NJ. Thomp-
county, Va; ". H. Gray and Marie (;ornatta
McPherson; VIM. jackson and Maggie Magru-
Ger, both Oh Alexandria, Va
CASE CONTINUED FOR wEEK.-The charge
OF assault. against De Witt G. Jones' the con-
mission merchant, having been changed TO as
suit with Intent To commit rape, the defendant
was given until to-day TO prepare for a hearing
Court to-day his counsel presented q certi1cat e
from DR.. John +. keenan,, of 923 Virginia ave
nue. nue.. 70 the effect that Jones was confined 70 his
case was continued for a week.
"A LARGE REAL ESTATE PURCHAsE-Gen. w,
&
A, has Just purchased OF Mrs. Sarah NJ Price
through her agents, Fitch, Fox & Brown, the
handsome residence property on Rhode Island
avenue, near Connecticut avenue, built aud az
one time occupied by ex-Attorney General VIII
dred ieet on the avenue, and was purchased nv
MIS-. Price, then OF Philadelphia, through the
intention Of remOdeling it into one OF the hand.
soonest houses In the city, but having since de-
c.ded 10 settle permanently in Europe she con-
Guided To sell the property.
THE OrrEKBAcK ESTATE LIr1aArIoS.-In
the case OF George A. Bohrer ana wife agt
Henry B. Otterbaek and others 70 settle the
estate OF the late Philip Otterback and Tor a re-
back and others yesterday nled q cross bin. II
II set forth that the deceased, who died about
s.,n,;s,a' years ago, lett an estate valued at
winter. had u HE estate; that MIR Bohrer h,.v.
Ing the confidence of the widow, secured the
almost absolute control and management al
the property, and, IL Is charged, that as agen.
and trustee of the widow he mismanaged tbe
estate, made investments In Stocks &C., which
lost To the estate more than 500, 600, compru-
missed suits without authority, permitted the
government 10 take possession OF valuable real
estate without compensation, of which il now
Claims ownership, and that he has from time
R time ootained money OF the estate and con-
verted II TO his own use. They therefore pray
Sor an account and decree for all proper v
which has come into his possession and has not
been accounted for.
JAPANESE PoRcELAISs AND CroIsoSNE Al
AOcrIoS--by reference To the auction columns
1twiii be seen that Dir. Bowling has advertised
ter next Tuesday IL collection OF nye japanese
porrei'.iiIs, bronzes and cloisonne work, mostly
large pieces, representing the finest specimens
"a Japanese ART. Coanoisseurs will do well 70
attend the exhibition Monday next and
make their selection prior to the sale.
CLosiSG SALE or ExsRAyrSes Messra
walter h. Williams Co., auctioueers will sci
tomorrow evening, af their ssalesroosn, st one
Ocbsck, the remaining eHgravings ON hand and
ehsse nneatted for 10 ei1se eonsis nInenI