Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-01-05
THE-sMALL POX H0ePTTAL,
Anusenoents. &c.

| NATIONAL THEATER.-A week of grs nd italian
Iesch's company viii ar pear IN IL Purita AMI
| This company has had the most successful
| opera season on record. 1t is composed 81
| artists wei known both in Europe and the
United States. and will DOUBTLESS sing tl crowd
| ed houses. The following IS the cast for "I
| Puritanf' to-aight:-M1le La Blanche, ''Elvira;'
| Nile valerga, 'Enrichetta;" signor I:aNarani
''Arturo;" Signor Stort, :. Riesrdo;" Mons. Cas-
teImary. "Giorgio."
EORD's OPERA HoUsE.-That popular ane in
terestting play play " The oetoro9n will be pro;
been specially prepared for the occasion and
The stage accessories will be accurate and elsb-
crate. The Gotthold combination will present
the play. 1t is carefully selected company.
wei harmonized. Every actor in the cast does
his part admirably. This company has been
very successful wherever 1t disappeared.
THEAEER COMIQUE.-To the already strong
company of the Comieue there will be some eX-
cellent additions this week. One feature OF the
entertainment will be the New Female Min
strels.'
The GRAND ANNUAL BAIL of the Washington
City Hibernian Benevolent Society, Ne. !, will
be given at odd Fellows Hall tomorrow even
ing 1t promises to be an ENJOYABLE affair.
THE CHARITY BALL at Masonic Temple is
looked forward to with much interest. The
management is in the hands of excellent COM
nlittAeS and will doubtless be as brilliant as any
OF Its predecessors.
NINETEENTH. STEEET BAPTIST CHURCH.-Miss
FANNIE M. jackson, principal OF the High School
of Philadelphia, will lecture here this evening
under the auspices Of the Christian Mite So
ciety OF the church. The subject of the lecture
will be: ''Power there is in ourselves to Help
Ourselves"
MEMBERS of the Washington Schuetzen Verein
are respectfully requested tG be present at the
park, on the occasion OF the laying of the corner
stone OF the new building, Tomorrow afternoon
at three O'Clock.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
W. 5. Wright to a. I. Longley, part 2, SO. 91s;
5000. j. V. Huyck, trustee, to II. 3. Coolidge
lots ~, IS and rs, SO. $780, lots 49, so and 81, SO.
$780, and lots So, 10, 80, 81, S. g. Y, 70,
Same TO E. A. Fox. lots 10, "a. % and %, So sss;
lots 49, 81 and 3d. so. $50; and lots 25 26, q, 2s
20 So 49, So 81 81 6S 60, 20, H. III 112, 113, ia
lots 16 &c, q and 80, So $685. lots &c. So 81 and 49,
So. $50; and lots 90, 81, o. 49, "a, Al, 49, AZ, ~
g. 65. &c, 81. 105 116, H. u.s. 119 and $780, So $780,
S. Same to ]. II. Addison, lots 10, 81. SO and
49, 50 s33; lots 49, 80 and 40 So $50; and lots 5,
3. 10 II, 49, 49, Al, As, IS, u, IS 1871 so, SO, 81
and &C. So. $50: s.. Same to Il. NJ. Morris, lots
Ia i, 20 o6 ana az r. So s3$; lots IS A. q and
81 S. SO, 80, 100, 1e1, 1O2, 1903 and lO4 sd. 500:
s.. Same to Charles Morris, lots Is and ~,
So s.; lots "a and %, So $780, and lots &c. 81, 80,
80: 40, 81; 81 g. So, g. IS and 90, So; $50; s..
Same to Caroline Watson, lots IA and 90 so. s3S;
lots 26 and q, SO. $50; and lots H. 49, 81 IS, So
co, so. 81, 3d. So and 81, So, $50; s..
DENIS KEARNEY, of San Francisco. arrived in
New York on Saturday last. He is delegate
from the Workingmen's party to the greenback
convention to be held in this city on the stu
instant. He thinks that the greenbackers the
workingmen and the democrats will all nomi-
nate the same candidate for President.
SAD NEWS For Col. CoRKHILL.-Col. George
Is. COrkh1ll this morning received a telegram
from his wife at his fathers residence Mount
Pleasant, Iowa, stating that his youngest child
and his only remaining child, Lucy aged about
y years,-was supposed to be dying from the
same disease. Col Corkhlll only a short time
ago lost his mother. This last sad news comes
to him very unexpectedly. He Immediately
started for Mt. Pleasant. His many friends
here win deeply sympathise with him in his
affection.
NOTICE Persons interested in Corcoran mar
ket will meet at Days hall, No. 63S o ST. NV,
Tuesday, January 9th, at O'Clock sharp where
an adjourned meeting will be held. +
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to p W.
Roth and Carrie Kaa; G. F. Elliot and A, M,
Hodger; John Hawkins of Charles county, Va.
AID Virginia Islon; Archibald Harris and Sarah
Tu1liypr