Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-15
AmuseMlents. &C.

steal rage, az. M. s. Pinafore," at the opera
house, gratif1es a long cherished desire on the
part OF many OF our citizens to see Gilbert and
SulllvanS clever work produced by q profes.
ssonal company, with all the surroundings anu
accessories Of the regular stage Mr.. Ford's
company opening at the opera house includes
Ahrendt, Connolly, Miss Adelaide Detchon, Sy.
bella Meyer, Marion Booth, Josie Edwards and
oiner Leading singers; an excellent chorus Of
nifty voices and an orchestra OF twenty pieces.
At Ellis music store seats In advance NAV be
secured, at popular prices.
kELLAK VERSUS MBDIUMs.-At the National.
to-morIow evening, Kellar, the illuslonist, who
opera House, proposes to exhibit and explain
the so-cailed spirit manifestations of the nature
OF Iope-ty1ng featS, naturalization, spirit flow
mediumistic tricks-not holding them up as due
10 supernatural agency, but as the simple re-
SUIT OF human skill, adaptation, perseverance
and dexterfty. The prices of adiniSsfOn have
Deen TeQuce0, and an unusual attendance NAV
ROBSON AND CRANE.-The two most genuine
son and William Crane-begin a weeks enage.
ment at the National theater next Monday eve
ning IL Snakspeares masterpiece. 1.-THE Comedy
and thsy 4ss the
tnat the modern stage has ever SEEN The stars
are supported by Shakspearean company. and
aaogetner furnishes forth dramatic feast
NATIONAL THEATER.-TO- night will very likely
be the last time that Boucicauit vii, niay
conn 10 this city. The opportunity should
not be missed
LINCOLN HALL" Pinafore" drew q full house
last night. The sparkling operetta was given
Win dash and completeness OF detail that
maze IL success. Tie we'll known amateur.
W. VINO LOOK PafS 10 II were at their best It will
THEArEa CoN1QuE.-The usual extra and ex-
cel1ent Saturday evening programme viii he
carried out at the Comique this evening.
L
seal and literary entertainment here this
evening. '''''
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows
James Williams TO John II. Williams and Sarah
" stewart, part OF lot Is, in Thomas Browns
so1 T OF Lees ni; $50 = c. Pomeroy ct al,
Farm; $50. Thomas Wilson to Caroline Il.
West. S. e. quarter OF lot co. In Haws sub of MI
Pleasant; 1886 80. J. f. Bangs and Urias Hurst
70 Lavlnia Black, lot 30. square SOB; s.. G.. r.
bearing and w. II. johnson to l. H' Schneider
lot is, square S45; 1920. l.. j. Davis and Geor,
glarna Davis to g. 7. bearing and W. H. Davis,
and W. F. Leach to Mrs. Georgianna Davis. mart
lot 4, SO. s45; $50. John Cammack to Edmund
Cammack, lot 5, So. sl7; $4,000. Edward Clark
1y1 "; o piiing, lots 70 and 80. 50. ss5; $4,000
| Ss64 A. Il. Smith to NJ. NJ. Afyord, lot /. an 1oa
lots g. 3, IS, 80, 40 and Al, So 1925, and lots
ana TO- So; south OF SO; 1925; $4,000. W. F. Mat
| t2e; s.. " @'' eq'
| Mr. JAMES ID. RYAN, the shorthand wr,,ar
died at his residence, In this city. yesterdsv
| AFTERNOON, about O'Clock His death was
caused Dy consumption. Mr. RYAN was about
| twenty-five years Old He did Shorthand Work
| ior newspapers, congressional committees and
! government departments He was Mr.. Conant,s
| private secretary when that gentleman was
! Assistant secretary Of the Treasury. He was
| also stenographer for ex-Secretary BristoW. re
was bright young man. OF excellent char.
acter and his death will be deeply REGRETTED
| by his numerous friends.
! EMIGRATION FROM WASHINGTON A numbe,
| OF gentlemen are about forming a company here
LOT the purpose Of emigrating TO and settling in
arizona territory, and IL Is proposed, II possible
! 10 start with about 100 men, pledged to aid and
ASSIST eacn other, and on arriving in the terri.
'ory W taKe up some of the public domain.
i ASSESSING DANAGEs.-This afternoon The
marShai mas jury Of inquest ENGAGED in as
sessing damages 10 some property ALONG the line
j OF SIh sIreet, near street, southwest, alleged
to be caused by the location OF the Raiftnnors
and Potomac railroad on said street '>
! WASHINGTON FISH MARKEr.-Sold nv r A
! Golden, fish agent, 30 shad at $50 per hundred
! 1900 herrings at $40 per thousand; 200 bunches
! rock, rs to 80 cents per bunch; 500 bunches
fish, to ~ cents per bunch.
RETURNS from the great walking match re-
| ceived hourly at Burnett's, 1913 street, nea,
| Pennsylvania ave.
E. MORRISON, sos and so7 ID st. NV, has re-
ceived an invoice OF straw paper. See advt. /
GoLD-FnLsD JEwIlRY 81 at Ptgg's, on ave.