Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-20
Am useulents.

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Am easements.
No'icHdi TheoteT-A complimentary bere-
nt va tender RignOld last evening, it pc
ing b.ssx hrpGr 1th imperson liion of the
fsnous role of Henry V" Tle aud fence
VS. vely lal1e end :'vlish, ard 'Ie tn'shed
uelinea; on OF the King thoious h'y enjoyed.
Oh Morday eve ing Miss Clara Morris be-
R1ps en- engagement in her famous role OF
"Msss MultJn." She will be very ably sup.
ported by ~ srs. James, Lanays ana Den
nam. NJ, =. Germon, Mis- Annie Story, and
the little Pcfre-feS, Lille lie ard MaSei
Leonard, asS 1 respectively thirteen and lime
Cpcra Pwe-Milfon Mobiles has met with
situg success az "Jim BludCoe,' N Tine
ffUn-x." His acting Is fir-t-rata, and the
Play stains the interest of the audience.
xpcosT cmIue--The popularity Of the
Comique VIII be not be lessened as long as
they ofe4 such numerous and varied attrac-
6oDs-
IsTdel CSI7eh. corner and lst SITS. swN-
Bnud Ton will give one Of his iInOus con.
cerfs here Tue dav evening.
o. f.sto!rs' hd'l.-The Emmet Literary
Spd D. rnatlc Association VIII E.ve an e7-
Tar 1'Dmept on neai W: inc day eve l;ug cor
the bench. OF e. Pears chrrch.
Be- rum VIII De win bis Snow in ,lrot IN.
FS$C7'0 Ibis ti.Ge.
The COLUMBIAN COLLEGE FOR DEAF
4UTE3-A m Eli & of he lard OF direct1,s
or The folTmbi en Deaf a. d Dumb asylum,
was he'd This nOlrfng, a. which tie-s were
present Prof. GI!laudet, Senator Edmuod
OF VI, JUDGE NIblssk, OF Iptianl, JIiye
..e.IIs. o. va, new. byron sutherland, anu
meeting President Morgan. Chief Cronin. ard
AssistaDt Engineer Drew, OF the FIVE deo art
Te1t, who were recent, turrid in an aiarm
water supply at the asylum, and re new
fire ALARM box recently plaa ed there. The
alarm was struck at IL o'clock, and Nos. 3
and companies, with the hook and ladder,
responded very promptly, making most
satisfactory run. All the gentlemen present
expires cd themselves well plea sei with the
efficiency Of the fire department.
NoT FOR HoRsEs.-This morning Off, sr
* "a, of ire J'h pl ecirCt, arrested TimOshy
C(oruell, a bs kef EN- ployc 4 in The comnlt-
eary depcI tmeDs on the Monument lot, on
the charge Of watering his hoT-e at the fOIn-
tam In the Smitnc oman grounds, near the
west erd of tbe main building. Last year
Gen Babcock caused two o. these fountains,
corrected with lamp posts, 10 ne eTsc'Ct in
bip: ! -nos qdadrupeds. Ar'aChed - elch
one of them are two iron bowls 5or the caps
10 lall into, ard recently II has b. en- the 2Jit
OF oiiye-s OF IsSt hOrtes ID water their AMI
mas at The q b0sips, thus epdangerirg tie
lives Of persoIs by oOntraS ting diseases from
the hor-es. OCornell was held to answer ID
the ofeHse.
GRAND SUNDAY EVENING CoScsRr-
Toe hrst grand concert Of the r. 1pItn Ly-
ceum course VIII be given at the Nstio al
1nsaier &c morrow evening by the Boston
Pbilha. moiic Club. comp D,ed of the follow
ing Celebrated artists: Bernhard Llssemann
yfoID; FrtjZ Listen anu, violin; Adolf Hart
degen. viOlOnCello. Adolf Belz, French horn
and viola: Eugene Wiener, flute; Alexander
Frtysang, harp, and the dstingu shed So
prapO, Miss ZiIla Louise AcQuesten Taeir
perfol ,..,-Tce u Classical music is said DC
rare tTeat. Tue cinb i-GludeS sOlois-s Of the
FIRST ,ank. while Their Concerted perform
ance. will stSnd judgment by the Highest
stsndard.
BUILDING PERaiTs issued by the Inspec-
tos OF Buildings: Mrs. Smith. repair brics
dwelling coiGeT 25th and streets north west:
$50. ID. w. Middleton, make addition 10 a
frame dwelling, VI, near l2th street north
west, 500 Mrs. T. Kelly, repair fcame dwell
ling. No 49, Vernon, avenue northwest; $50.
n. l. Acke. man, repair frame dwelling, iOS
nth street southeast; $40. ChaS: DICKSON,
make q shed, *, between q and III south-
west; $50. Mrs Ford, construct NO two story
brick dwellings, 10th. between u and /; 81 100.
J: A. Healy. Sax brick Dwellings, corner
NoTih Capitol and g streets; $1,000. Mary
Anderson, a two story brick dwelling, y, b.
tween Gun and i0th streets northwest; $3.50.
AN INJUNCTION CAcE-Yestertay an in
junction was awarded In the Equity Court i
tne Gaze OF Trueworthy agt- Murtash e. az.
Mr: Ttaewor!hy bad advanced several
monihs TENT o. the Lighthouse Board portion
OF the RepUbLc0H building TO NJ. Murtagh,
all of waioh he drew from the Treasury
exceps that for the month OF September
whei the building pas cd out OF Mu,,a aus
hands, and the SScreiary % the Treasury
refntes 10 pay the crait for S2.5 The r, strain
,oy orcer prevents toe pay ment TO The preseni
owners Until the matter shali be adjusted by
.1e courts.
BASE BALL--The third exhibition game
between The Nationals ard the Eaglss took
place yesterday, And was won by t'Ie Eayies
by score of TO = In seven inuincs Toe Ma
ttOnals played with a number OF their M N
oct Of their position. The game was playai
into the dark by the Eagles aud at the ed Of
the frst half OF the eighth inning, whea the
Nationals had added seven runs TO their
score, the game was called. Daring tue
game, Horck, of the Nationals, male his
usual home rum
FIT YOUR CHILDREN from an establish
meDt where the choicest OF goods are Offered.
combined with the very lowest o, prices.
Such an establishment is that of A. Saks &
Co., 80 Tfb street, whose new coys depar,-
ment Is undoubtedly the place TO have the
boys perfectly fitted, and not ha wing 10 pay
an e1orbitant price therefor.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF blankets,
cloth for men and boys wear, red and white
wool flannel, water proof cloth, beauti. al
and new dress goods very cheap. Rsad on
new adve ement OF cheap dress goods.
Carters, n Lket Space. I
RoMAN, gold, Lake George diamond, ony <,
"a a. silver and jet jewelry: from 81 70 20.
- afty cent -Slass In The city, &c Prf-.S's
ySy :sore. No. $N Psnnsylvania avenue,
'Ssse I