Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-02-17
amuseu,eats. &c.

Miss Kitty Blanchard Will De al Uhe Ndt!oHti
this week 1.-THE DaniteS'-JOaquin Miller5
great America play-Hill be presented by them
for the first time In this city. The Danite5'
has been very successful wherever produced,
especially in New York. Mr.. Rankin and Miss
Blanchard will be supported by Lewis AldElch,
also by ParSlOe, as the CninnGtman, an. - se''
strong cast throughout.
FORDS OPERA HOUSE.-IeOnard Growers com
edy company, which presented 80 Our Boarding
House SO successfully at the opera House last
week, will commence their second we3H in WASH
ington by the presentation tonight OF I'll. II.
H.. the PIince''-a most Amusing comedy.
THEATER CoMIQUE.-Tne chief attraction AT
the COmqre this weeH will he Bella Dent re-
male blonde and nurlesque company. Speclaty
performers "iIl, as usual, appear IN adaitloh u
the regular bill. ,.,
ODD FFIIows' HALL-A literary and musical
entertainment will be given at Qua FelloNs
Hall this evening by Carroll Institute In ad-
ditiOn to an otherwise very attractive pro-
Crarnme General James Shields, Senator from
Missouri. will deliver his address ON "ReniniS-
ceEses of General Andrew jackson"
THE ITALIAN OPERA IN BALTIMORE.-IlCke.S
for the grand Italian opera In Baltimore "eu-
nesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday lmatl-
nee) Of this week are selling rapidly. The
would seem to be the most popular with wash
ingtonians as Indicated by the sale of seats
LINCOLN HALL CHAPEL.-Cora Bland. NJ ID
win lecture here tomorrow on the "ScleAce OF
Beauty"
HAMrINE NJ E. CHURCH.-The next lecture In
the Hamline course will be delivered at the
ant Secretary Of the Interior, will be t:le lee
turer. He viii deliver discourse on Human
Possibilities" This lecture has received much
praise and is very interesting one.
MASONIC TEMPLE.-The seventh annual Cha
rfty Ball comes off this evening at Masonic
Temple. 1t will be the most noted social event
Of the season. The ball is for the benefit Of the
Children's Hospital.
The Ninth ANNUAL BALL Of the Plate Prn-
ters' MON Will come off at Masonic Temple
next Friday evening.
JURORS DRAwN.-The following were drawn
at the clerks Office this afternoon as jurors for
viii be convened on March Sd by Judge Has5ner:
Grand Jury.-John L. Burrill, II. Poland, Jas.
N. Orme Emmett Bnrren; J: S. Davis. IL. D.
die r. L. Cropley, Chas. II. Bruce, John Norris.
r. G. Jewell, l.. A. Wood. C. w. Howard. C.
b Boy Barrett $; Pierre, Jas. E. Thompson.
Williamson, and ". Rutherford.
FfH J"TN.-C C. Anderson, f. G.. wheeler,
j. l.; BoWerman. NJ IIebner, i. Y. Gab5by. IL
G. G; Slus{eT r; l.; Delwg. l.. J. Brothers: j. $.
H. {. Addison. s. Il. Bever. Henry Dean, w G.
Crawford, F. j. Heiherger, F. +. rckof. Taos.
Knowles, II. G. Howard C. f. Magrufer, B. F.
Eiler Chas. Jones, A. White, j. T. EArnshaw,
+. p Davis.
DIVORCE CAsEs.-The case OF Louise Scnrader
tled in August 1877, has been dismissed by order
on plaintiff. These parties were married in
Philadelphia in May, 1867, and she charged that
on the 9th of March, 1875, he deserted and aban-
dOned her.
To-day, B. A. Lockwood filed a bill for d.
vorce in the name Of Elizabeth G. Lagorce a t.
Gabriel H. Lagorce.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
John ". Duvall. OF Prince George county Nd .
and Lille Cora Watson: Richard NJ. Evans and
Katie &. BreSnahan; James Z. Wilson and Emma
Florence Edelin,: John ". Wheatey and Lille
Borman, both OF Charles county. Md Augustus
stuart and Margaret Ann Rawlings, both of
Prince George county, Md.
THE ORIENTAL ARTS.-By reference to our
advertising columns 1t Will be seen that Thomas
DAWing, auctfoneer, has On exhibition ~, 921
Pennsylvania avenue, one Of the most in u
tant and valuable collections of Japanese art
treasures ever exhibited in this city, the whole
10 be sold at public auction, commencing Thurs
day, February 2tth, at the above number Con-
nolsseurS Should give this unsurpassed collec-
ton their attention.
SILKS, colOred and black caShmereS; blankets
Nottingham lace for curtains; Hamburg edging
black alpacaS, double width, Is; Carriers, III
Market Space. COlOred silks 90, I5. 81, ST.; our
heavy, gros grain black silks reduced from 81 %
down TO ST.; our real, Satin-finiShed black silks
reduced from 81 down to s1.25.
SPRING CASSIMERES, new stock; caSSimereS
Tor ICen and boys wear, RI, IS, 80. 80, g. IS 81
II per yard: new spring dress goods, all colors
10 CENTS all wool buntings. new colOrs, % cents
new stock of all wool debeges; ToWSon'S 63f
pennsylvania avenue, south side.
collection OF booSs at his sales rooms this even
ING