Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-09


REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-James s. Ed
wards to James Straps, part lot II, square ~;
81; James w. Drane TO Diana Stedman, lot %,
square 539, 80 coo; George b. Wilson to VIM.
Washir gtOn, lot %, square III; 500; Caroline
Davis 10 Henry Halliday, lot l., square 291,
II. 500; Alfred Jones, trustees, to VIM. +. Ches-
ley. lot 3, square 3SS; 81, 600; VIM. fl. Mohler
TO George c. Brueh, part lot II, square Az; 80;
Frank Il. Rawlings to Il. NJ. II. Rawlings lot
154, square 3G5, 81; r. NJ. II. Rawlings to Emma
7. Rawlings, lot ISL square 365, 81; Z. Brown
70 Henry HsgeDOnd, part lots and W, square
ass, $3.50: Mary Miller 70 Michael Crane, lot ID,
square $50, 5000; Anthony Hyde, trustee to
George W. Riggs, part lot 4, square T0S, 81; +.
y DOOley, Ct al, to James A. TAFT, part lot l.
square 80, -, 1SS 50; James a. TAFT, ct al. to
Isaac Beers, part lot 4, square 80, -; Ashford
x johnson, trustees, to Moses Kelly, lot p,
square I32, -; Ashford * johnson, trustees, 10
y. W. Patterson, let 3 and 25, square 1$2, -;
Ashford ard johnson, trustees, to L. b. Wilson,
lot 25, square 7jZ, 50. VIM. A. Porter ct al
execu tore. to Eliza l.. NJ. Bergmans lot 35
square 127; 81. Fred. \. Gee 10 A. w. Ogden,
lot +, square ga: =, PSI. Alex. Duehay to Sarah
+. Hilton, lot Is, square $50; $3.50. Robert
Hamilton to y. kruega., part lot 6, square 925;
II, $50. W. W. Mttcalf, trustee, to John NJ.
Bolts. part lots Sc and 81, square I16; - so.
Geo. K. Milburn 10 f. ID. SmOot, part lots 28, %,
so ard 81, square OBS; - 1000. Geo. K. Mil
81, square 1,O26; 81 600. Chas. II. Noulton to
Sidney Il. Bates, part lots Is, %, 80 and 81 !,
square 1,O26; $1,000. j. Perry 10 Sarah A. Pot
bury, Let u, square 49, 500. Henry POtbury
TO Josiah Perry, lot Il, square 70; $500.
The THEATBRs.-TO say that the audience
were pleased with Janauschek's rendition of
the great role Of Deborah, at the National
theater last evening, would but family express
the real facts. The great actress gave them an
insight into the possibilities Of passion when
aroused by circumstances, as natural as il was
powerful. When Joseph repulses her for hav-
ing las he imagiues) taken his gold her auditors
suffer with her; and when, in the last act she
catches up her little namesake in her arms and
pours out with the intensity of a passionate
nature all the concealed maternal warnings in
her bosom, they are thrilled and melted. of a
commanding presence with long black hair and
strongly marked features, she looks the Hebrew
maiden, as the author OF Deborah must have
conceived it. Her support was very good.
Tonight she will repeat her great PRESERVATION
CT Mary Stuart"
John l.. Owens and his excellent comedy
company appeared in 1.-THE Victims and
''SOlon Single" last night, and OF course there
was another delighted audience. This evening
there is an entire change OF bill-'The Heir at
| Law" and "Forty winks"-fun enough in these
| two TO be distributed through two or three
! nights. Many of owens admirers prefer his
but on maker in Forty winks' to "Solon
single" IL Is as finished picture and s
| more divertiDg.
Last night but one of the excellent bill of this
/ week at the Thester ComiQue. Everybody
should see sam Devere in " just in Tine.'
| BULLDOG AssocIaT.oss--The Carroll
! BUILDING Association organized last evening al
ST. AlOysiuS' Hall, on LIST streets by the election
| Itke following officers; President, James Tea.
| gan; vice president, John Conner; secretary
| John L. Biinkhorpj treasurer, John Conner
| The adoption OF a constitution and the election
Of 3 boaId OF directors was postponed to a future
| meeting.
| At the seth meeting of Central Building as
ISOLATION No. last night, "a shares were sold al
premium Averaging s5H per cent.