Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-10

DEATH OF HAROLD FoRsBERG-Harold Fors berg
the well-knOWn actor, formerly OF this city, died
in New York yesterday morning. He was q
brother OF the artist, Gustav w. ForSberg who Is
now resident OF Washington. Harold Forsberg
had been on the stage for five or six years and had
won success in a number OF parts, notably as
the Dlackleg French noblenan In "The PavementS
o. paTs ana the Sd campaigneI, IN BARLEY
appearance in Washington was In the latter role,
three years ago. He has been In poor health for
couple OF years
A LITERARY AND MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT by the
Ladies Aid Society OF Grace Reformed Church,
10Th and streets northwest, last evening was
quite successful. The program included piano
selections by Clara HefY, Eva Slater Misses Smith
and Buxman, and the Misses Emily and Bessie
johnson. chorus was creditably sung by seven
young girls OF the sunday school, conducted by
Miss Emma Houtz. Miss Kittie Thompson sang,
and Miss Belle Brooks, OF New York. and b. T.
Keller sang with effect.
CHARGED WITH OBsrRucT1NG THE srRrEr-Mr.
Wash Nailor the livery stable keeper, was before
the Police Court this morning, charged with
he xehess 10 IN a
stables for period longer than was necessary in
moving them In and out OF the stables. Judge
streets storehouses for their vehicles The law
permits the use OF the streets for reasonable time
the nesessary time 70 move the vehicles in and
able time. The DEFENDANTS personal bonds were
| taken. similar charge against Mr.. Allison
d.
gave his personal bonds.
RELICS OF TIE BIG APRIL Snow SroRM.-A letter
from Plainneld, Hampshire County, Mass dated
May 4th, written TO q correspondent in Washing
ton, says: "a week ago Monday was the FIRST time
the roads were open for wagons and you can see
snow all round now on the hills, although the
thermometer for three days has stood nearly SO
above.
"THR BLACK HussAR" 10 FOLLOW sINDIANAD-
Audran's opera, Indiana" the performance of
which, by the way, has gained greatly in spirit
and enJoyabeness since Monday night will be fol-
lowed at Albaugh's next week by "The Black Hus-
| sar." This Is one Of the best and most amusing
| performances OF Col McCaulrs company. Digby
Bell and Laura Joyce Bell have particularly strong
parts In 1t.
DELEGATES 10 TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE OF DEMO.
| CRATIC CLUBe-Tho Young Mems Democratic Club
last evening elected the following delegates to at
| tend the National League Of Democratic Clubs to
be held at Baltimore, July 4: J. Fred Kelley, Jos
/ L. Combs, Dr. o. II. Coumbe, j. Hadley Doyle Geo.
N. Happ, Maurice Splain and Chas. r Smith
SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS. A. Ross RAY.-Mrs. A.
Ross Ray was attacked with apOplexy while at
tending service at st. Johns church Tuesday
evening. The stricken lady died during the night.
| The funeral will take place tomorrow morning
from st. johns church.
ing OF representatives OF thirteen sunday
and churches, at the Congregational church, last
evening, decided TO hold series OF union revival
Rev. c. e. Gatsman, az Wesley chapel every after.
noon and evening nom june LIST 70 the 10th
ALICE Wo0DHALL 10 BE ExTRADrTRD.-The c0uri
| OF queens bench In London mas refused to grant
| writ OF habeas corpus In the case Of Alice Wood.
hall, who 10 charged with having swindled John q
Who s. q
America The woman viii therefore be extra