Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-09
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ALBAuGH's OPERA HoUsK-The first week OF
summer opera at this house las been very success
iui, the attendance being large at each perform
opera has been rehearsed. This is strauss '.Prnce
Methusalern," which has not been seen here so
frequently as to have become over-faminar to the
opera patrons OF the city. Miss Winston and her
company have already sung 1t this season in
Baltimore, SO that next weeks performance at
Ai6aughs will not be lacking In finish.
The CHORAL SOCIETY viii give the last of its
pleasing musical entertainments at the National
Tneater on "Wednesday evening next The society
always gives with such happy effect Mile. No
guelras Will be the vocal s0loist OF the occasion,
and Miss Maud Powell the accomplished young
viOinist, will play several numbers Tickets Tor
the concert are on sale at Metzerotts
HARRIS BuoU THEATER.-Miss Cora Van Tassel,
young actress who Is well spoken OF elsewhere
and who enjoys wide popularity, Will be seen at
Harris next week In repertory OF popular plays,
beginning on Monday with "The Hidden Hand"
given.
"THE BATTLE OF SHILOH" may be seen day and
evening at the Panorama building, 18th street and
Ohio avenue. Patent cooling apparatus keeps the
building cool In the warmest weather.
EDELs SUMNER GARDEN is now open and con-
certs are given every evening by Arth's orchestra
FUNERAL OF ARGYLE FINNKY.-The funeral OF
Mr.. Argyle F1nney, who died suddenly in New
the residence OF his father, $40 Rhode Island
avenue, the Rev: DR. Mayor. OF Hamline Metho-
g.f ShsTe1 The were
VIM. A. HungerfOrd. Mr.. Finney was thirty mine
years OF age, and well known in this CITY, having
been connected with several OF the prominent dry
goods houses here Tor q number OF years. He
leaves widow and two children, who reside In
New York.
SMALL Boz IN COURT.-'SOnny" Carter, asmall
colored boy, was arragned in the Police Court this
morning charged with striking little colored girl
with stone. The Judge said that 1t was hard
thing Tor parents TO have TO pay lines for their chill
dren's bad conduct us your husband liv1ng?"
she answered. SHOW many children have your
was the next question. Eight" was the answer.
"Where Is the uefendant?" asked the Judge, "Here
he is" answered counsel. "You ought to stand
him on stilts," said the judge, $50 that he can be
seen" The court heard The testimony and TN
posed 1ne OF 81.
ARRANGEMENTS IN THE CRIMINAL CoURT.-In the
Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this morning.
Lizzie Clayton, charged with enticing q female
child, Alberta Thomson, into house Of prOstitu.
ton; Abraham Harper, charged with assault
and Edward Scott, charged with an assault on
VIM Balton, May 10. pleaded not guilty; Edward
Hurley, alias Sanford alias Jones, houSe-breaklng
at the residence OF John F. Ray, May Is last,
pleaded guilty.
A. Hammond, OF New York, took out permit 70
erect hospital at the southwest corner OF l4th
street extended and sheridan avenue. The build
ing Is to be three-stOres and attic III feet by IS
feet, OF stone and brick, and finished with a
mansard roof. II will cost $50 600; also o dwell
ing IS feet square three stories and attic, mansard
roof outside walls of Seneca SUohe and located at
the northwest corner Of Princeton and 18th streets
extended and Will cost 100000. A. b. Mulet Is
the architect and s. s. hunt the builder.