Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-24
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N0iccd' T2eGter.-The very large aud fash
icEable audience present last evening at
cara Morris second performance OF miss
Mutton shows that the public here have
proper appreciation of the phenomenal ORA
msIIc power If the gifted actress. IL is hard
% tel in what the charm of her representa-
tin' consists, but II lies mainly, ue think, in
her almost To- al abnegatOn of self, and iden.
LITIGATION with the character she assumes. II
is not 80 mich acting, as natural emotion,
Tor she feels and suffers with the IDEAL char
acter in which her own identity is absorbed
for the time being. Her support ~ unusually
coed, and every playgOer should see this
Opera House. - Miss Fanny Buckingham
Is attracting large audiences here by her
dashlng acting in "Mazeppa." Everything
passes off satisfactorily.
Theoter ODnjq,le-There is no abatement in
The interest OF the performance at the Tneater
Conicue. There Is large number OF va
lieiy artists who appear in some very attrac
tive pieces.
Rtdputh LlJce,tnl-The second concert I'M
der the management OF the Redpath Lyceum
will be given at The National Theater, Slr.
day evening, October 18th. The following
famous artists will take part: Camilla Urso,
violin; Miss Ivy Wande sforde, soprano; Mr.
J. F. Rudolphsen, baritone; Mr. W. c.
| Tower, tenor; Herr Benno Scherek, solo pi-
anist; Frederic Luer, director.
DEEI S IN FEE have been filed as follows
}. =. and W. Il. Jones, trustees, 10 Ellida j.
MIDI ION, 81 $50, lot sub. nf north half Of
square 300. John Barry 10 O. Il. RittenhOuse.
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L. Lay ton TO William Pettibone, 81 300, lot
y, square 1g1. j. L. Gull, trustee, To James
W. McElrCy. $, lots 10 and 20, square %.
Langdon and Barber To E. B. Barnum, 50 500.
| lot 5. block II, LeDroit Psrk. @. N Thorn to
II. LamsOn, sos. part lots and 8 OF sub. to
and south fourth OF IL, square 81. F.. Eos
Eey 70 a: Lewis, 1888, lot -, sub. square Isl.
G. b. Bailey 10 p. III. Simmons, Al 500, south
hale q, square 76. J. j. Read to Louis Wat
slns. Al 900, part lot 4, square 723 Louis
! Watkins to Louisiana II. Newman, 81 200,
ma .artx avun 20
| sDodgrass, i02 50, part lot I, square 50. j.
| =. Jones and w. Il. Jones, trustees, u Ellida
j: Middleton, $50, lots F and G, sub. square
:5S. samuel g. Sampson TO Lucy Fowler,
sl.s0O. lot 81, square 139. Marie f. Byington
| to ID. l.. Morrison, $1,000, lot Is, square 536
ID. l.. Morrison to David Sands, 81 zoo, lot Is,
| sue. lots in square $50.
ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER.-To day about
| ore O'Clock as Officer Rhoderick was in the
basement OF headquarters, John Matigan,
| who resides on 18th street, hit hi On over the
| eye with his fist without q word OF explana-
ton. Detective CoOmes. who was near by.
seized Nadigan and took him To the Police
Court, where lie gave bail for q hearing to-
| morrow. II Is said that Madigan took
| offence because the officers had searched his
house for Fitzgerald, who killed Draeger a
| few weeks since.
COUNCIL DICTATED THAT WARRANT.
I EttltOT S.Cu: Please do me the Justice to state
| in explanation 10 the Defective warrant
! which was quashed in the Police Court Octr
! IS, u, In the case oil the u states VS. Horace
Berry that the wording of said warrant and
I affdavii was dictated by council for which
/ am not responsible. l.. j. O'NEAL, j. T..
| Oct'r ~, ~.
| THE LABOR EXCHANGE today received
| The applications of % males aud II females,
/ making grand total Of ,3l5 males and 5ll
females. Up TO Saturday last 2i6 had been
1urnish ed employment. An application for
] ald was this morning received from n ma
WIN vile and IL children, now out OF work
ana behind hand in his rent.
GREAT BARGAINS in calicoes, AZ ceuts;
/ new fall dress goods, canton hannels, bed
ucklngs, water proof cloth, blankets, car
/ pels; new goods opening daily; you will save
money oy buying your dry goods a. G. NJ
| Towson q Co.'S, CSC Pennsylvania avenue.
/ near eth street.
| TAYLOR 4 HUFTY, 93S Pennsylya lta ave
nue., have to-day opened two large lots Of
ladies' cloaks, ranging in prices from s6 to
so; also, children's cloaks, from 80 3 70 s2I
These goods are made by the best manufac-
turers, and are of the very latest styles.
b. ROBINSON d Co., the boys clothiers,
| 909 Pennsylvania avenue, manufacture and
sell such fine-ntting boys aud children's