Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-08

NATIONAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very large asa
| dieEce greatly enjoyed last evening the quie
! OF Uncle Josh, the most finished and pleasing
/ &c ineaton CT American character seen OF
TIE stage of the National this season. Some
! memtefS OF the Chinese legation were present
/ aid from their hearty laughter seemed to ap
/ pIeciate the quaintneSS OF the character sal
/ same as Mclean man. A great number OF
! said the play made him feel ten years younger
Uncle Josh " for the last time tonight:
foRDs OrERA H0usE.-kellar Is the pes
living magician and PSYCHE" is the most re,
markable piece of mechanism ever seen. see
him; to night will be his last appearance mere 1
| LINCOLN HALL-The remarkable Schutt emil !.
| this hail this evening They are youthful won
| ders. Tonight, the wonderful vlol1nlst, MT. >
La Fonte, VIII give solo ON That instrument
| HERa August WILHELM will make his last
/ appearance I'm this city next Monday evening.
| he win be assisted by an excellent company,
and there win be a change OF programme.
TBEATER CoM1ouE-The bin offered at the
Comique this week has been remarkably good,
even for that popular place OF amusement. To-
nights performance will be the best OF the
week.
THE ROOMS OF THE Y. NJ. c. A., which have
been undergoing repairs for two weeks past,
were reOpened last evening by card reception
to the pastors and church officers OF the city.
The friends of the Association were agreeably
surprised to find very decided and tasty i'm
provements In the paTlOrs and reading room.
WHICH nave III a SfSdt measure OU1lI6IdUSu tut
dinginess of their past appearance Remarks OF
encouragement and sympathy were made by
the president of the association, Mr.. AmeS, by
to raSaon OF me New rosx aoeae ap s
Ter, of the Lutheran churches.
REAL ESTATE Subsidiaries W. Handy, real
estate auctiOneer, has made the following auc-
ton sales:-Messrs. Carusi and O'Neil, trustees,
part OF lot 9, in square 419, to Thomas McGran,
for SS,425; Messrs. Fox and Kelley, trustees,
part OF lot 5, In square 40, to Pierce Shoemaker,
for 81 300; E. Carusi, trustee. to E. E. White lot
II, IN McEuen's subdivision OF part Of lot 8,
80, in HARNESS. SUBDIVISION of square 1856, to
William Mayse, for 81 ,OOO
WANTS $4,000 DAxAGEs.-Lewis Frank yes
terday. by his attorney, Mr.. Samuel c. Mills,
entered suit againS Edward Abner for $4,000
damages. He claims that defendant, before
Justice Simon Wolf, made complaint and pro-
cured a warrant for his arrest on the charge Of
taking beer bottles marked with Abner's name
and placing them In the freight depot of the
baltimore and Potomac Railroad Company; that
he was kept In confinement twenty -four hours,
and then dismissed by Judge Smell when brought
into the Police Court.
BABIES IN THE SrREETs-ALIrR AND DEAD
Last evening Ofncer Duke found dead cOlored
male infant on Sd street, between Indiana ave.
nue. and E street northwest. Officer Mills
old, on the doorstep at No. AIS 81 street south
west about o'clock last evening Itwas taken
In charge by Mrs. j. s. johnson, living near by,
until it can be otherwise provided for.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
n. 3. Robinson to s. b. A. Robinson, part Peters
Mills seat; s.. T. E. Waggaman to E. f. Hart,
part Lot 3, So. SAC; safe. Henry Birch to J. W.
Starr lots % and 24 SO. 100 and lots IA to o. So
1O42; s., 2S2. A. F. Barker to G. D. DenneY lot
81. so. 246; $4,000 g. NJ. Robson to E. c. cut
ter, part OF lot H. so. 247; 81 200.
READ the carpet announcement Of c. NJ. Tow
sons In another column to-day. +
SORENESS OF throat and lungs cured by the
use OF Drivers Rye Cordial