Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-22
4AnlIiseuients. Etc.

F0RDs OPERA HOUSE. - Haverly's Colossal
Colored Combination begin weeks engage
they offer is as novel as 1t Is pleasing Consisting
or plantation songs and dances, and other strik.
time. 40 ''10 ''Aen
NATIONAL THEATER. Lovers OF spar,,llnp
music have treat this week In the production
OF Gilbert and Sul!iyan's mirth provoking comic
opera "Ihe Pirates OF PenZance, or the Slave of
Duty. with new scenery and costumes, by
DOyly Cartes London Opera Company
IHE BOHEMIAN GLAss-BIOwERs are drawing
large crowds at their afternoon and evening
eAn1DitiOnS at 439 eth street north west
WIN. II. BAKER, the energetic manager Ut
Bakers Dramatic Company. Will be the regiment
OF OF a 6eneflt at odd Fellows Hall on the evening
be prodns sdS ~ gay Rser ZIP Van Wiake" wi
performance is assured. s.Rip Van WInsles,
matinee Tor the little ones Is announced.
the ART Loan EXHIBITION for the Church OF
interest 10 the exhibition seems to Increase
r Is,I tnan 70 nag Large numbers OF people
VIII uouo1ess lake advantage of the opportu.
my VI 'isie uurng Ihahksglying week.
n, TIE FESERAL Of Mrs: DR.. r. A. Bacon took
place at her late home In South Washington. AT
$50 O'Clock last evening. Thongs OF np3nie
visited the house to attend the funeral and 10
get last look at the fe atures OF the lady SO much
tr yi1vea IN IRE In all circles; and the myriad
Tlontes OF beautiful flowers sent H. also TESTIFIED
10 the esteem in which she was held. After
Ieeilhg ana Impressive services az the house the
re har were removed to the train north to so
10 her birthplace in Vermont. DR.. Bacon and
ms Wile were most devoted counie and the
OioW OF her sudden death was a terrible one IN
nm, the more especially as his health is yery
precarious. s''
Buy BOYS OvERCoArs AND SUITS at the govs
CIolhlng House OF u. Robinson a Co., 909 Penn
sylVania avenue
THE DAsHAwAy CLUB met last night: the
president. Alexander Eggleston, in the chair.
who made stirring opening address and Wa
followed by MeSsrs. Patrick Doyle, j. Ii. Hilton
j. NJ. Richards, Frank Reside and Frank KIM
Mr. Edward Humphrey gave sketches OF his
by remarks by Rev. C.. W. DannIson, A. T, Man
pin and James c. Lee. All present at the meet
ing ana all temperance organizations were in.
vlted TO attend the grand temperance rally Ia
DR.: obles church on Thanksgiving Day, at ii
O'Clock. Mr. Guy Wines argued In favor OF the
enforcement of the license law, and closed with
an appeal Tor s1gners to the pledge. Rev MIR.
lost tos1er MADE report Of the beneficial effects Of
pleased the citizens OF that state feel. Forty
recruits enlisted In the cause, and will act hpra.
after with the temperance army Of this city,
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
John 0: Prescott ct al, trustees, to Edmund
Healey, lot A, IN sub. Of lots and 8, 81 -:
81 100. John Seaman to Edward Donohoe, part
lot 4, so. 16; 5000.
TIE COLUMBIA TURN-vEREIN met yesterday
and Instructed MeSsrS G.. W. Spier aud O.
Iuerke, their delegates to the annual session OF
the North American Turner.bund (Which meets
In Baltimore on the 9Th OF December nexD to
use their pest endeavors to have the headquar-
tiers OF the district moved to Washington; to
have the next Turner festival take place al
Washington, and to induce all independent or
carnations In this neighborhood to consolidate
with the Turner bund. The formation OF a
class of instruction for girls was discusses and
It's further consideration postponed until the
next meeting.