Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-01
AlnIlsemenfS. &c.

NATIONAL THEATER.-This theater was filled
20 o1er,l0Wing again last night The audience
was wen pleased, and at tmer enthusiastic
The opera was 'Micn0n," with Miss kellOF as
-FliiIa," Hiss Carcv as .'FedericO." and Miss
Lancaster as ''MignCn." Ali three met with
hearty receptions. Tonight, ''Lucia dj La.l-
merIGOor' viii b. produced Maria Litt1, who
has created sonnet hing OF d sensation by her
"Luria.' VIII appear in that character. This
VIII he her first appearance here.
FOED> OPERA I0CSE.-Nr. George s. KNIGHT
played to full house last evening. His play
rendered throughout. Mr. knights specialties
attract great attention, and the performance is
q great success.
ODD FELLOWS HArL-Blind Tom. the mll-
steal wonder. is again in Washington. and as
much as an attraction as ever. He gives even
ing entertainments at Odd Fellows Hall, and
VIII give q matinee saturday.
COMEDY OF ERRORS--The presentation at the
National theater next Saturday evening OF the
. comedy If Errors" by wen known amateurs.
VIII be an interesting entertainment. All the
Jest city talent IS in the cast. The proceeds OF
ne performance VIII % 10 the muoicI unu OF All
1ul9' church.
THEATER CosIorE-A varied and attractive
programme is offered by the C0inique nightly
1u!ing New Year week.
S1IT TO C4NCEL A DEEp-MOnday Michael
ODOnneu fled bill against Vim O'n0nneH
:. II. Wimsatt. president OF t. DOminc'S Build
'ng ASSOCIATION. and others. for the cancellation
Of a deed &c. The bill sets forth that in $50
the plaintiff sold 10 Wm. O'D0nneil certain lots
Of ground in this city. But lie said VIM. O'DOn-
neil paid the plaintiff no consideration there
for. or ut most only q check or draft for 81 50
and assumed an inclmbrance of $3.50, and i'm
mediateiy afterwards took back the said cheek,
telling the plaintiff that he (the plautin) was
too much intoxicated TO draw The money and
should start at once for Ireland, but that the
defendant would make il ali right and send
money 10 Ireland, to which the plaintiff was
easily persuaded, as lie was at the time o. said
transaction bordering upon nlania-a-pOtu; and
thar he was, Is hours after the conveyance. hur-
rted off by VIM. ODOnneu to catch steamer
for New York. The plaintiff had. scarcely left
port when he became p madmaD ard wa Z mt
in irons by the captain, but recovered his mind
after weeks OF suffering and tOrtUe. lie fur
Their alleges that when he arrived in Ireland w
OD0nnell sent him in all only $50. and that
when, after II months absence in Ireland he re-
turned 10 Washington, he found that O'DOnneI
wished 10 keep the land without paying for IT,
and had given the ST. Dominic Building asso-
citation a deed Oh trust thereon. he asks that
the deed be Cancelled, an account taken, dc.
ON the entrance of the new year, form new res
buttons OF good conduct to be observed during
the coming year. one OF the best determina-
tons is 10 my al fair means of securing a com
petercy at little cost and the easiest, best ana
most attractive method is to send at once 10 NJ
n Dauphln, J.. O. box 500, New orleans, La
Two dollars and secure chance in the 1H4th
grand monthly drawing of the Louisiana state
Lottery, which takes place at New Orleans
La, on Tuesday, January n, lS7N. Here all is
honestly conducted. and there is no such thing
scaling OF the liberal list OF prizes offered.
DEEDS IN FEE have been fled as follows
Margaret F. simpson to John Gull, lot 10. So
70: $500. 7. ". Chase, trustee, to Lewis Null
gan. lot g. So. 49,; G5. W. W. Metcd1f to Chas
Pf1tcbaId lot Il. So. 59G: 1925. A. o. Adds to
Geo,ge DeNerS lot 100, so. GiJ. S1I5. solomon
Sugenhcimer 10 Julius SOudhemer, part lot Il
So 4ei: $. Susan ROney to John R0rey par
lot !. so. 81: and lot II, 81. 692; $4,000 Ja,nos
Fullerton ard james White lot on Grant ave
sub VT. Pleasant, &c; $50. Mary Cherry to j.
". AlyOId lot |. 81. 10i; 500. Francis Hufty
TO H. III Iaylor. lot To- So. 40; 5.
SELLING 0FF.-Selling off=",0sne out-nylrr
yard OF our bGalIlGl dress goods: silk and wool
dress goods reduced from 81 down to Is: i'm
menSe reduction in dress goods; woOldreSs goods
reduced 10 %: pure silk and WOOL double Widt.,
beautiful dress goods reduced from 81 80 down
TO 81; pure wool double blankets reduced to
$50; pure wool blankets $3.50, 1915, IS 90 Sl075
All OF our blankets reduced: pure wool blankets
$3.50. s4.5o, 1913. III Market Space.-Adrt
SHAWLS, CLOAKS, and beautiful dress goods.
blankets all OF our dry goods reduced TO actual
cost. iCaIterS, Ill Market Space) Ladies'
cloaks. trimmed with silk; ladies' cloaks.
trimmed with velvet: ladies' coakS from 81 so to
$50; Nottingham lace, for curtains, from % to II:
ci0th Tor boys wear, pure WOOL 80; pure WOO
beaver cloth $3.50, Tor ladies' cloaks.-AdpL
ALLAN HAYS REPRESENTATION and James