Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-11-06
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the rain storm 10 be present a. the first per-
Torrance Of"Plnk DOminOes' last evening
were well repaid for theirtIouble, ifone might
judge by the continued Laughter which pre-
vailed through the acts, and was loud and
hearty enough for the fullest comedy house
of the season. "Pink DOminoes" Is about
ment OF any of the Forbidden F.uit" style
of play we have seen here, Is about the
broadcast in its illusions, but at the same
time is the most ingenious in plot, has tue
most Comical situations, and Is altogether
the Hveltest and funniest of the lot. The
acting was capital. James, Dalton, Lana
gan, Denhsm and RainfOrth, Mrs. Germol
and Ford, and Misses Joyce and MahOn
were ali well up in their parts, and gave the
most spirited comedy performance of the
season. The cast OF the play could hardly
he improved on. IL will doubtless draw.
large houses through the week.
OPERA House.-The performance this week
is very interesting. The company consists
of three combinations, all good III Iheir lines.
eLCes nightly.
THtGfeT Cc4nique.-"Tbe Fairy Queen" is
the great attraction this week. The perform
sDce introduces many interesting sptt:iait es.
The Partisan minuet is as popular as ever
Lincoln HaI-Dr. kirkus will deliver his
third lecture this evening, and great lite
present His subject is "Oliver Goldsmith
Redputh LycsaR.-The famous Josh Biz
lngs will Lecture at Lincoln hall to morrow
evening under tie management of the Red
path Lyceunn. TIE concerts and leetur S
under this management have proved very
successful, and this one will not prove an
exception to the rule. The subject is " Bltees
of Billings" Some excellent music will add
10 the interest of the entertainment.
Lincoln RdH.--TheTe will be grand vocal
ard Instrumental concert here Thursday
evening for the benefit of the WOmen's
Christian Association. See sdvt.
APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSES
HAVE BERN DIsAPPRovED by the Board OF
Metropolitan Police Commissioners as fol-
lOws:-Patrick Qu1ll, On account of viola
ton of general rules and regulations of the
board; Daniel b. Christman, failure to re-
Ceiye Enforcement of lieutenant of precinct;
Mrs. Margaret Costello, protest entered Da-
vid NJ. Brannae, protest; Charles BOhInan,
violation of rules; John Bligh, locality OBJ
jectiODable; August Beekmann, not deemed
4d viss bic on account of public good; Bray &
h. Baier, laid over; George w. Bauer, viO-
lstion of rules; John w. Burgy, not neces-
sary in locality; Il. T. Arrow, violation of
rules; Edward Allen, not public need;
Thomas McCabe, protest; DOminick Nc
Gwyre, decline To reconsider; A. II. Myers,
protest; Mich1 Murphy, new place, and not
needed; VIM. Mcclure, rot wanted in local
iIy; Charles Myers, violation of liquor law;
Edward Norman. violation of rules; And W
sweeney, requisite signatures wanting;
Steine 4 Jueremann, SIgnatures wanting;
quireG: Edward =. Walsh, not wanted 10
locality; x. II. Wilkinson, new place, and
lCt det nCU necessary r.. l.. W1ndnClZ, not
wanted in locality; Charles Wills, protest;
Adam Koch, protesf; Henry kOlb, protest;
William II. S. FridIey, new place, and not
deemed advisable for public wants; Ber-
rard Fitzpatrick, violation of rules, Wal
liam Pagan, protest, James Terry, go
Gerry connecting with lhe proposed place;
John FitzmoITis, violation OF regulations; 4.
Roesselle Son, signatures wanting; John
L. Rodgers, not deemed necessary for public
good; Reuben RouZee, laid over; II. j. Daily,
locality Objectionable; Thomas Dunn, same:
y. 7. &. Dodge, violation of rules; James
DoDnelly, protest; Lee & Williams, new
place and not considered necessary In neigh
bolhood; owen Leddy, violation or rules and
regulations; Theodore Lewis, violation OF
regulations, John Lyons, protest; Joseph
Oksr, pending; James Kane, locality oojec-
tiorable; Lewis Neurath, locality objection
able; John NJ. Pearrard, violation OF rules OF
bond; Joseph PlatZ, same; j. h. Gill, not
wanted in locality; Urban Geier, protest; w.
T. George, same; Miles Gibbons, new place
and not wanted in neighborhoOd. The viola
tons of rules of the board are understood Ia
be violations OF the liquor law; either selling
without license, on the Sabbath, or after tue
hours prescribed by law. In some of these
cases a rehearirg is admissible.