Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-02-27
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asst evening, before another fine ar dianna w
w; w. toEG;oIan, Gen: Emory and many promi.
performance was very pleasi ng one. and the
light hearted Conn was hone red with several
calls before the curtains. ~" WIZ" 'o'' Oh
TheGter CUEliqte.-Ever c,b;no in tho linz of
varieties can be found a. he nnmfnrta HE Co
mlgue: The stars are good, as is also the pro
grammee. ' paw
this he eSening and sssnd Ode folks concert
G &C. tMrs Seth Johnson with
c dlSlI s,e Oh SHY selected voices.
no. Tu Ri,i Tes Hs Hall Nary YorL-The origi-
mere TINS e' ening in full force The troupe is
talent. 'o''t0 IA 1853 '"''. ''iN
,i GGe9n. Observation-Disclosures and supper to-
WSri y Washington Council. No. |, | .. Good
orp' GERS, for the benefit OF widows and
T .t'cen's Store, Bridge Street, Ge2rpetoun.-
this evening the fair for the benefit of the
Doreas Society for the poor.
Lincoln HGU.-Au.-t Polly BasSett will give
ming, in which "Jededah.' who is quite an
actor. will appear III new characters, assisted
by some good musical talent.
THE Boy WHO WANTED TO SEE THE FIRE
ENGINEs.--Fire was discovered yesterday at
tern0on in Cats feed store, corner of I'd street
and Indiana avenue. which. however, was eX-
tinguiShed before serious damage was done.
1t was thought that a boy who was seen to run
out OF the hayShed minute before the dis
covery, set the place on fire. Subsequently
the same boy was arrested and taken to the
9TH precinct station and owned to Lieut.. KEEL
~ that he was playing in the hay-Shed and had
lighted match which ignited the hay; that
he had done it just for fun, as he wanted to
see the fire engines and the excitement. His
name is Eddie Martin, about II years Old
lives with his parents at l3l F street. and ap-
pears to be bright lad. He was locked up.
LIST OF PATENTS granted to the residents of
Feb. 18th. 1873: Constantine FahIberg, of Bal
Resale W. Mackall OF washington. b. C..
periorating machines: James H. Oliver, of
corn: Robert B. Williamson, of Washington,
ID ID: u, ar cooling apparatus AfeN Adamson,
so son and RGber p feier AGhs
Va. bottle packing eases Fred. c. Grange, of
Baltimore, Md, fertilizers: Henry Clarke, of
Baltimore, Md, adjustable music holders;
August 1Oen, OF Baltimore. Md. street lamps
George F. Jones, of Morgan, Md, doctors for
paper machines.
METROPOLITAN Cit RCH.-The ladies' of thi,
church will give their last entertainment prior
to the departure of Dir. and Mrs. Newman to-
morrow (ThurSday) evening at half-past seven
O'Clock. There are to be several fine tabeauX
and music. both vocal and instrumental, in
which some OF the first talent OF the city will
participate. The ladies will endeavOr to make
this entertainment the most enjoyable of the
season: 1t is to DE eminently a social affair.
and it is to be hoped the numerous friends of
the church and OF DR.: and Mrs. Newman will
not fail to be present on this occasion. Ad-
mission. p cents. Refreshments for sale by
the ladieS.-AdTt.
EASE BAIL.-At meeting of the Eagle Base
Ball Club last night officers and a nine were
elected for the ensuing year. as follows -
Dr: =; A. Adams, president; F. p. Cross. vice
Z. a. Adams, W. f. Stearns. W. McFadden
and F. 7: Cross. Homer Cate will captain the
nine, which consists of the following vets: =
Dean,c Cate, p; Bradshaw, H.. Lesh. 2b
HeSSler, Sd: Raglan, SIS: Darnell, If :
"Eckey, CT; Leins, IF, and Harrison, sub.
Stitute.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
sumner {. Paine, OF Bangor Ne, and Helen
Thomas: Charles III. Gordon, of Baltimore
and NJ: Blanche Pritchett: john w. SorreIl
and Isabella Smith A. Nj. Weeden and A. V.
and Florence lockwood; James II: Hender.
son and Agnes Thomas Samuel II. Hicks. of
Scranton, Pa, and Lizzie +. kepler of Erie
Pa; A. Dallas Tucker and Minnie Mankin.
THE New SUMNER REsOfT.-There will be
a special car at the Baltimore and Potomac
depot tomorrow morning at So'clock, to carry
subscribers and parties who are interested in
the organization OF the FaHauier White Sui
phur Springs Company to Warrenton. Va.
where a meeting will be held for the purpose
OF organizing the company. The ear returns
the same day. Fare at reduced rates.
THESE DRY GOODS must be very cheap:
White quilts, only So large size bridal quilts,
80; fine quality plaid muslin, L; beautiful
calico, ~; black silk, excellent quality, satin
finish, 10: pure wool black cashmere, very
cheap; silk and wool dress goods, i. All Of
these bargains at Carriers new store, III Mar
ket Spacc.-idu.
Ia CROCHET SPREADS l.2j. sold at s.: new
new French dress goods, p cents: yacd-wide
cotton, / cents; best calicOeS, AZ: % wide
Sheeting cotton, 10 cents: caSsimeres for boys
wear, 25 81 81, 40. 80, 81: caShmereS cheap.
T0WsOn'S, Pa. avenue. south side. Read adv
40U
Don't MISS THE BARGAINS at Burdette's.
Immense stock of dry goods and carpetingS,
selling off at coSt.-idrt.