Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-16

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n, and extin guished at $50 a. m.
irst grand soiree of Kaiel Kosz Conclaye,
s,of Heptasophs, at Association Hall to-
rTOv plight See ad.
yesterday Mr.. ]. W. Fraype fled a bill for
RE l. Baron Bielby for a divorce from
g us r. Bielby for desertion.
ukene Moore, the young man who a..
pied suicide on Monday, was reported in
II s. way OF recovery yesterday. TIE ball
he funeral of Mr.. Cornelius Foley took
&c yesterday afternoon, from his late
cence, No. 9i5 9th street southwest, and
attended by the Knights of st. Patrick.
rders have been given TO Mt out the U. =.
amer Dispatch as soon as possible for sea
Ice Her life boats were Inspected yes
lay.
Ing around the useful Institution lately
lblished by the Board of Health, corner
thwest
ally Robertson, coIored servant girl at
So6 street, yesterday afternoon, had
danum in her mouth for the toothache
swallowing II accidentally, came near
Dg from It's effects.
he funeral OF Edward Mudd took place
teTday afternoon from his late residence
z the navy yard, and was attended by
rmony Lodge and the Grand Lodge OF
Fellows.
be alarm Of fire at , O'Clock yesterday af-
boon, turned In from box I25, was on ae-
mt Of the burning Of the carpenter shop of
j. ID. Free, on 9th street, between Il aud
northwest. Damage slight.
pigeon shooting match yesterday
Oss the Long bridge between Thomas E.
re off victorious, having shot ten out OF
twelve birds let loose for hfm. Mr. VIM
. killed nine out OF his twelve.
about O'Clock this morning Officers Far
bar and Jenifer picked up an old man, So
sTS old, name unknown, at the corner OF
ard II streets northeast, in destitute
POTION. He was barefOOtei and had on
head a light cotton cap He could give
.accOunt of himself, and Is held at the 7th
elnct station house until his friends can
| heard from,
meeting OF cOlored citizens was held at
'ceUm Hall last evening, against allowing
|ored Catholics control in the school and
Ice boards IN the city. Rev. Owen DaW-
p pIe sided, with hessrs. Williams, Griffin,
T. Bennett vice presidents; secretaries,
|EErs- Peters and Mcfarland. After
|Ryer by Rev. John W. Green, and an adj
-, SelieS of resolutions was adopted,
|kiDg the authorities 10 provide a remedy.
EC SICAL AND EagliSh OpeTu.
L Kellogg opera troupe presenter the pleas
+ opera Of . Mariana last evening to a
~ well satisfied audience. The familiar
n ceughtful airs with which this opera
|ounds were rendered In good style, and
Ire highly appreciated. NJ me Van Zandt,
L. NsritSna," Mrs. Seguin, as "LaZarillo';
~ MI. CaSLle, as "DOn Cesar" were all
Enthusiastically applauded. Tonight The
frrtage OF Figaro will be presented when
|sS kellogg and Mime Van Zandt will both
6; In fact, the full strength OF the com
2 y VIII take part, and a crowded house
ll be the consequence.
FOTfs Opera HOIeSe.-Daly's Fifth Avenue
mpaDy are having very successful en-
cement here. "The Big Bonanza" was
esented last evening to a large and dis
ignfShed audience, who gave continued
arks OF appreciation by their hearty
lighter. Miss Jewett, beautiful and ac-
has character Just suited to
7, and her Eugenia is a Tine piece OF act
3, but not better in It's way than Miss
Drtimer's "Lucretia." Whiting as the
mixer, Fawcett as q professor, Hardie as
70 Ruggles, RinggOld as Jack, and Deyere
De Hass make Quintette hard to beat.
ne Big Bonanza" will be repeated to-
5ht, and those who can enjoy a capital
medy nicely played should not fall to see
Io-morrow evening Saratoga" is an
unced.
TheofeT COnliQlse.-The programme this
ek Is q very pleasing one and continues 10
aw well. In addition to the usual sensa-
nal drama, there is a first class variety