Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18
ASfRSenents. Etc,

FoRDS OPERA HOUsE.-There YVES large az
dience at the Opera House last evening, the oe-
casion being Manager FOrd's benefit. Hearts
plot is interesting and well-deYelOped, and the
least important person In the cast and was the
admiration Of all the ladies In the house.
NATIONAL THEATBR. The Abbey double
lHumpty- Dumpty and Spanish student Combi-
nation last night hsd large audience. The
tricks and transformations of Humpty- Dlmpty
we're executed with rapidity and without a
hitch, to the great establishment of some Indians
iR the audience. Valjeans jugglery, particular
IL lis top spinning feat, is immense. The Span
aroused great enthusiasm in the audience.
They were repeatedly encered and presented
with floral presents, the family OF the Spanish
uting {. beautiful wreath. The entire Spanish
legation will be at the National Theater To-
night.
THEA7E2 CoMIQUE.-Tne Confaue was crowded
last night Visitors here cannot spend the even
ing more pleasantly than at the Ccmique
ARLINGTON THEATER.-The Arlington gave last
night splendid variety performance 1t re-
spends to The demand that something extra
should be put on the boards this week.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCR.-There Will be a
novel concert at this church this evening" when
The Maryland institution for tee Blind .TiveS its
annual entertainment
ODD FELLOWS HALL-Blind Tom drew q large
audience last evening, who were astoniShed
and pleasantly entertained Tom Is the IauSi-
WAUGH NJ. E. CHtRCH.-The musical and lit
erary entertainment Ia which the leading am q
teurS OF this city will take part. will come of at
Waugh NJ Z. church this evening.
LINCOLN HALL.-Pinatore will be given here
this evening, with Miss Eva Mills as Josephine
and John Pugh as Ralph Rackstraw. Mrs. E.
r. True. Miss Levy, MessTs Ralph Jefferson, W.
III. Daniels, Ham. Adams and ". E.. Morgan
assisted by a weIltrained CHORUS of 80 voices
and a full orchestra, Will also take part.
Miss JULIET CoRsoNs cooking lessons in the
lecture room OF the congregational Church are
attracting great attention among Washington
ladies. See adVt.
PROFESSOR MARISI's annual floral May fes-
uval. always brilliant social event looked for
ward TO with great interest, will take place at
Marinis Hall next Thursday evening. See advt.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
Joseph L. SimmS to w. TAYLOR Birch. lot 3, in
Smms' sub of part OF SO. 100; So, 200. S D.
Holmes and Hiram Holmes to CALEB w. Spot
ford, lots Il, 49, 101 and part lot Il, In Dickens
and and Others addition to Georgetown; 81 800.
Lot ~, in sub OF part OF So. 365; $500. Eliza
N. tpperman to Chas. A. Upperman, sub Of lot
22, in Beatty and Hawkins addition to George
'; Marion, eastern part of IS, so. 221; $500.
Eleanor E. Mile to Albert B. Blob, part of lot
100, In Sheckhelrs addition to Georgetown; 1925.
Morris Reidy to Thomas Walsh: lot s. So. 2ss;
s.. Thomas Walsh to Mary Reidy, lot 5, SCI
2SS; s. Joseph Brazerol to Lorenz Mazur, lot
4, In Saml 7: Crowns sub OF part OF original
lots and 5, In So. 416; $780, Hester McCulbin
to Mary G. McCulbin, lot 16, so. SIS; $1,000.
3, Georgetown; sI25. j. II. Martin to 81. A.
GriSwold. lots I05 and 1O6 of Uniontown; 81 500.
SecOrd Natl NAL Bank ct al to j. X. Ford lot
13. So. 2li; $1,000. R.H. Taylor to E. M.Daiey,
ID SO, So. 240; $1,000. Reuben B. Clark to D.
kendrick, lot As, So 545; 800. John Williams
to ID: r. kendrick, part lot 40, do; s55. Mar
garet Prather ct al. TO same. lots IS and 80, 50.
500; $1,000. W. E. Howard ct al. to c. w. How
ard. lot SOC. So ,95; s.. C. w. Howard to T. F.
McCauley, same property: 1925. A. Adamson
TO F. Miller. lot B, so. 40S; 81 900,