Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-06
An,,lsements. &c.

NATIONAL THBATER.-Mr. Denman Thompson
VIII make fun for the theater- goers at the
National for three more nights: His Joshua
WEHcOnD' should be seen by all.
FCRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Kellar is as good a
magician as the late Heller His feaus are
astounding. He had large audience last
THERE WILL BE grand literary and musical
eLtel taipDent by Beacon Lodge, No. Is, l. O. o .
F., at odd Fellows Hall, to morrow evening,
March !. Admission, 25 cents.
MOUNT VERNON PLACE CHURcH.-Tbere will
be concert and readings at this church this
evening, ~ the following well-known local
uesses True, Fadeley and Beck, OF Baltimore;
MeSsrs. Daniel. Adams, Keckley and buchanan
Tweedale, Hay and Herman Rakeman: accom-.
PIANIST, Prof. Waldecker
dren, commencing tonight, Will appear for
three evenings and at matinee at Lincoln Han.
THEATER C0MIQUE.-A good performance and
good houses al the Comlque this week.
The OLDEST INHABITANTS met yesterday az
tefncon In Corcoran building. The time of
m 10 ina from tne irst Wednesday in March to
O'Clock. DR.. Blake announced the deaths of
l0ur members-Dr. John C. Riley and MeSsrs.
thomas Young, David Hepburn and Samuel
CfoEn-and Onered resolutions in respect to
Their memory, which after eulOgistic remarks
oy DR.: Blake, Mr.. Callan, Mr.. Lewis Tasistro.
colonel Easily; Mf. Nash and Mr.. Elliott, were
dOOpted. DR.. Blake announced the recent Of
a copy OF the published life OF DR.. VIM Gunton
wee president OF the association, written by
i Ees; Dr: sunderland, ana presented to the as
sd ,s,,b DS DI. Gnnton The book was accept
Gu Win thanks. by unanimous consent OF tle
ASSOCIATION MIR. Tasistro was appointed 10 IRE
pare paper On his "Reminiscences OF Wash
ibston." The thanks OF the association were
rendered to Messrs. Breslin and Cook for the use
VI WIZARDS Hall by the association on the 22d
OF February.
THE HEALTH OFFICERS REPORT for the week
ending March LIST, shows the mortality for the
week TO ee 3d. or at the rate OF 299 Der + oo0 ner
ahnuin. O1 the decedents 81 were white males
II white females, 20 eolOred males and % col
ofed females, showing a dearh-ratp M o. a, NO.
LOCO per annum for the white and II 40 per I doe
per ar an1 ~ Ter the colored population There
were ~ deaths from ZymOtfc diseases. from con
stftutlonal, Is local, Al; deyeloDmantai IN ana
ifcin violence. B. Some Of the principal disease
with the number OF deaths from each Wera as
gestiOn OF the lungs 4: diphiher,a 3. S,o III
fever, ); diseases OF the nervous svsiem T ~.
senlle debility, 4. Five OF the deaths occurred
c IN neofge a ., In washington, in the
lnortailiY occurred on the 24th, On which dsv 10
Geaths were reported. Births reported 10Y
Marriages reported. IL.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows.
ne, hehhedy and Seldep, trustees, to ID. ". smith
,ut =, ~. or .Vs; f2,3a5. Jones and Rohrer'
81 .sh' $500 A. Koch to George Goidhar1 1ot
o. SUP lots and 4, SO. 3Is g. 500 y. r Rrown N.
ins, usiee, 10 d. BurnStlne. lot g. so pa. loo
i9' IL, sa; go, AT 22 cents per foot, lot II. do
Si,seO, ana lot 8, do, 81 ,450. f.. A. Newman and
Hosea b. Moulton 10 Wendell Mem, lot ~. 81 ia.
+: }: g.. Ames to w. F. Haiieck, lot 81. So
81; $1,000. e. Riley to Annie Il. Ward lot
Is. so. SIS; 81, lH.5. Geo. Callaghan to Marv
GcGaIraghy, lot |, So. 1s5: ST. A. F. Fox and i
L. Kelley TO PIERCE Shoemaker, lot 8. 50. 46i.
si,ae0. A. Z. Fox and J. w Simms to II. n
Warner, lots 81 and s., Sd 3G5: s.. OPS. Hudson
Taylor, executor. &c, to A. +. Barker lot /; and
pant i, sq. 264 $3.9ol.40. Mary j. Tilley 80 {;
l.. Sheriff lot 25, So. 435; $1,000. Matilda w
stanton 10 James Robbins, lot III, So 2O6:
si,ato.
MIS- REBER.-Miss Sallie Reber who will
make her first appearance before a Washington
audlence bext Tuesday evening comes 80 US
with fattering recommendations, She has
many frlendS here, not only in musical circles
but among tie cultivated and very best peoole
of the city, and Is spoken OF as possessing re :
markable qualities OF both voice and Character
as well as OF charming personal Appearances
Miss ReDer's EFFORTS will be seconded Oy the
rare talents OF Messrs. The: Foedt, tenor. and
Mills, pianist OF New York, and others
IsDIcTED.-Tbe grand jury reported ye,ter
day indictments against Thomas Swaggart for
larceny, and Mace Lee, alias Nathan Lee. petit
larceny, second offence.
CpRySG r. ASSINFRro hoys, nm, .tao,-