Evening star., 1877-11-09
ApnusemeDtS.

National Ih6dfer.-LOVers OF genuine fun
should not fail to see the new comedy sue
cess OF" Pink DominOes." Tomorrow eve
hing viii be its last presentation. The cast
is excellent, and the piece is put upon the
stage in very acceptable manner. Next
week we are TO have short season OF Eng
ltsE Opera. by the new Hess company. Ga
Monday evening the new success, ga Sum.
nleT Nights Eream.- will be produced, with
such popular artists in the cast as Miss
Melville, Mrs. Seguin, Messrs Castle, Peakes
ard others Wherever ISIS Melville has ap-
Ieared ber efforts have met with apprecia-
lion and success.
Cpeyo House -Messrs Herman have catered
very successfully to the tastes of their nu
meTOUs patrons, and the success of the Opera
House frft class variety theater is az
SurcJ. The attractions this week are nu-
mercus and novel, and are well worth
visit.
TTeGfcg Colntqye.-Jske Budd is the ac.
knOwledged king OF minstrelsy. He is gOCf
IN ANYTHING, but as "tsmbO" he is immense
Tie Brunette Warblers give some very good
music, ard many variety stars appear il
'fIhe Fairy Queen"
b ighf,Cccd Race Course On Tuesday and
Thursday, the 18Th and 18th instant, some
very interesting tIOtting races will take
place, as VIII he seen by the advertisement.
TWO MORE DIvoRCFs.-To-day Judge
Wylie, IL the Equity Court, made a decree
OF divorce in The case OF Annie l.. Gibbs agt
Isaac C. Gibbs, giving plaintiff custody of
the child. They were married IN Baltimore
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1876, when she was forced 10 leave him, and
sne charges that he treated her with cruelty,
threatening her life, &c. Mr.. Thompson APP
peared for complainant, and Mr.. Oliver took
the testimony.
Judge Wylie also made a decree divorcing
John Fl. Butler from the bonds of matrimony
with Louise Butler. The parties We're mar
rcd In st. Matthew'S church, on the 10th OF
May, 1861. Mrs. Butler filed her bill charg-
ing him with having lived with her half
the time for three and a half years, and that
he deserted her in 1s71. Butler, in his ans
wer denies that he did not support her, and
AYERS that he removed from the District sew
eral ears since, and she refused to GO with
him. and in a cross bill he sets forth that at
the time OF hel marriage with him she had
husband living, Jehu j. Crawford, whom
she. under the name OF HattOn, in 1852, mar.
Tied, ard that she represented herself to be
widow, when in fact she was not, and had
never been divorced. The testimony taken
by Mr.. Il. G.. LOvejOy, showing that Craw-
ford was still living in Massachusetts, the
decree was made in favor OF Mr.. Butler, who
soE representing the woman.
SLIGHT FIREs.-About G3O O'Clock last
evening bed at No. 1910 r street northwest
was burned, ard an alarm from box 2i3
brought out the fire department. The house
was owned by +. Stutz. and occupied by
Albert Smith, colOred. The loss was ab out
80. "a bout O'Clock n coal oil lamp ex-
IlCded p house fi5i nth street. and an alarm
of GTe s:a. T'1rg from box 2l2, which brought
CrP & and Patrick Murply owned the house,
Tie flames were extingulsted after soma bed
cio,aes had been fa inaged.
CHANGE OF TITE in departure OF night
train .OT New York. On and after Sunday.
llih irstant, passengers 'or New England
states, New York Philadelphia and BalI-
more, " i'll leave The Baltimore and Ohio de-
Iot al $50 p. NJ, instead OF 10 p. m, as at
present.
CLOSING SALE OF STATUARY, BRoNZEs
CLOCKS, &C.-There will be a closing sale
tnis evening OF the elegant goods imported
from France and Italy by Mr.. Viii, at the
rooms Of TEoIras bowling. This is the last
opportunity that viii be offered, and the
public should take advantage OF it.
THE loveliest. finest. little kilt suits and
overcoats were placed in our new boys de-
partment 10 day. Nothing like them IN this
city, az they were made expressly for our
sales. A visit OF inspection lncurs no obli-
gallon 10 purchase. A. Saks & Co., 3i6 7th
sffetJ.-ddtt.
THE place TO bay dry goodscheap; blsn-
Hets SlD pair; carpets, new styles and
cheap. coloTed dress goods, Y, Is cts; black
Cashmeres, black alpacas, fannels, cloths,
shawls: cslicoes, a. cts. Towson's, Penn
sylvaEia avenue, south side.-AdCt.
THE LABOR EXCHANGE to-day received
in the female, making total of 1872 males
and $50 females. A number of laborers and
female help were sent TO places OF work.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
James Alexander and Eliza Washington;
W. H. Collins and Mary V. Cross; VIM. Car
roll and Mary Milburn.
PRICES Jewelry Store received some
beautiful styles this morning fTom one 20
twenty dollars; No. i57 Pennsylvania ave ,
near street.--AdT.
RID meiicated an-wool underwear for
gentlemen, the best are sold for 81 at Chas.
la unl 3, iOS7th street -Adrf.
80 Memphis, TenD., is 10 nave q colfe1e
Iate monument, TO cost ?, ,2o5.
e. The health officers OF Chicago have
August.
~A quaek has been sentenced in Rich.
mond, Va. to nve days Imprisonment and
10 lashes well laid on for swindling.
HPresident Hayes won a party victory
in Wisconsin ard q victory for his policy In
New Jersey.-tN Y Herald
SBrooklyn's city court has properly de-
cided that n citizen who becomes or aga ON
the day Of election is entitled to vote.
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