Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-03

Commissioners for action.
DEEDS have been flied as follows: p. HI.
Christman TO Kate Q. Moore, So coo, lot 35,
square All. Isabel L. Evans to Kate c.
Daniels, 5000, lot S, square SOC. II. De
Camp 10 G. X. Baier, all 600, lot B of sub of
lot I, square $40. Warner and Mattingly,
trustees, TO Stickney and Newman, trustees,
s1,G5, lot 3, square 2SS. G. III. Wood TO Mary
Place. John Hitz, trustee, to James f..
Fitch. 500, undivided fourth, lot IL, %, and
40 in Deakins, Lee, and Cazenaves addition
10 Georgetown. James ii. Forsyth to john
L. Safiell, &, 800, lot 80, in Browns sub of
square 26S. a. ID. V. Burr, trustee, to John
CfmI bell 81, l0S, part lot Is, square $50.
SINE 10 w. II. Fugitt, $3.50, part lot Is,
.qusTe $50. TullOck and Hunter TO c. II. Jam
iter, SSl6, paris 81 and 50, SO. 1872. G. H. Jan
ifer 10 George Lyles, 500, same property.
aiah Han5eom to G. c. Bryan, $40, Tot A,
to Elizabeth Masters, 1928, lot 20 OF sub lot 0,
square $50. W. McPyncheon to National
Metropolitan Insurance Company, 81 i2s
lot 10, square 265. A: B. Kelly to w. 3.
LOT p sub square 1872. j. o. Evans to NJ. s
WEnne, $50, sub q of lot 10, square 2S3.
s9rare AZ, subject TO deed OF trust for $500.
Walier n: Smith TO ID. Darby Thompson,
s1,Coo, lot 81, of sub square 72l
THE BOARD OF HEALTH met last night.
a communication was received from the
health officer, DIR. Keene, recommending that
lie attention Of the District Commissioners
he directed by committee of the board 10
The pcrds OF foul, siagnaUt water in squares
tIt and Ga, across the bed of Ti5er creek, re-
ceptScles, he says, for all kinds of filth, and
The source of mSlarial poison, already caus-
ing cisease in the neigh yOrhoOd. The Subject
was referred to the District CoumissIn.'e s.
Last week there were nuisances reported,
5l0s ahated, 10. DIR. Cox read n letter from
j. u. Ian gston, notifying the board that ne
mad rendered his resignation TO the Pres dent
and PSEed ITS immediate acceptance. DR.. Cox
offered resolutions testifying to Prot. Lang
ston's valuable services; and ongratulating
the government upon securing for dis
ting ulshed diplomatic relation abroad a gem
tl6man Sc emineItly qualified to do honor To
lie Office 10 which he has been assigned. Or
Cox spoke AT length on the resolutions as did
Nj Marbury, DR.. Bliss and DIR. Verdi after
which they were adopted, and Prot. Langston
was sent for, and being informed of the
adoption OF the resolutions addressed the
beard at length, thanking them for their ex-
pfesslons OF good will.
AMUsEMFNTs Ndttonol Theater-Gold
smiths well known and ever popular COM
serted here this evening. The cast will be
strong, and the National should be crowded
for The rest of the week.
L'nco,7 H0H-Grand matinee concert here
Saturday afternoon by Miss Annie Mon
tague, Miss Eva Mills and Mr.. w. L. Garlic
ton and full orchestra, under the direction
OF Max Maretzek, will be a musical treat, as
the programme embraces some of the finest
gems of the best composers.
CPtTd Ho1@e.-The style OF the performance
mere Us a high order of variety show, aud the
programme IS well arranged. Code and
Steel IN their specialties and the banioIst
NJ lichell are features of the ENTERTAINMENT
IheGtef C0nitq1te.-Tbis is the first week OF
ule season IN The theater proper. The per-
iCrrnance is good, as usual, and draws large
auditlCes nightly.
ODD FtEoers' Hal McEvoy's Hibernicon
comedy Company commenced last evening
with = very successful entertainments The
prCceecs are for the benefit OF ST. Peters
ParCcbial School.
SUIT AGAINST 4 STREET RAILRoAD-
To-day. Henry Il. KOon, by Jas. LowndeS,
ms counsel, entered a suit against the Co
IL having, IN July last, through the negli-
eeDce Of the driver OF the car, or The INSULT
CLERGY of tire brake of said car, been thrown
ooWn and hurt. Damages are laid az s., 900.
THE REGULARITY Of the drawings of the
Louisiana state Lottery Company on the
IA, mas rendered the reputation of this in
SITUATION very high. The Lext drawing takes
place November the 9Th. Full particulars
VIII DE loohd 10 our advertising columns.
THE LABOR EXCHANGE to-day received
Inc applications of As males, making a total
OF 80, ard about 20 females, making total
OF 100 since the opening. The applications
Tor female help are coming in quite numer-
Gus.
DRY GOODS must be sold very cheap
Black silks, black cashmeres b!ac < alpaeas
colOIed csshmeres in all colors and shades,
olsnketsI shawls, red and white fianuels
cloth for boys wear, al Carter's, 7O7 Market
Space.
Is THERE reader OF this paper that suffers
with headache? II so, use Lodille's Head
ache Specific Cures In ) 10 20 minutes and
costs but so cents.-Adrt.
BASE BALL.-A game Of ball yesterday
afternoon between the National and Patriot