Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-03-06
An,ssseUneuts. &c.

FoRDs OPERA HousE-Jay Rails Uncle Toms
its existence, has constantly received Increasing
evidences OF popular favor will appear at Ford's
Opera House tonight The company presents n
powerful dramatzation.of Mrs. Stoves famous
story.
TnK NATIONAL THxArER.-Augustin Days COM
edy, "The Passing Regiment" VIII he presented at
the National this evening 10y Mr.. Days company.
The play has met with great favor In New York
THE CAPITAL THEaTER-The Sheehan a Coyne
Comedy Company, comprising thirty speciality ar
lists, VIII appear at the Capital Thcater tonight
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES meeting at Nc
Cauleys hail. saturday evening, subdivisions p and
10 of the Associated Charities were organized Rev.
\. r. steele being chosen president and I. W. Tub
lock, secretary, The ninth district organized by
eecting the following board OF managers: General
Eaton, Rev. A. I. Steele, Y. L. Ilayghe, Walter III.
NARROW, g. A. CaSr-"ll, George ". Pratt. Mrs J.
III. Wilkinson, Mrs. crosby and DR. Ahbie Tyler
The members chosen rs a board for the tenth dis
trict are as follows: Mrs James G. Hitz Mrs Syl-
yester Taylor, Mrs. r.. " Hill. Mrs. McCarter Mrs
Il. l.. Tuliock, DIR. Thomas keech, Mrs. Emily
Briggs, John Hardin, MIR. McCauley, Dr. Jones,
George A. Breitbarth. DIR. Johnson and Mrs. Gen
eral Lander meeting OF the inspectors OF the
fourth district was held saturday evening AT the
residence OF Mr.. c. +. Foster. si5 Rhode Island
avenue at which experiences were compared and
arrangements made for public meeting at Mt
Zion church next Tuesday evening.
The fourth meeting OF the nfth subdivision of
Associated Charities was held SATURDAY even-
ing at the residence OF Hon. James Gnllan. pa
18th street northwest, Mrs. Glhllan In the chair,
and Mr.. VIM. III. Armstrong acting secretary. Rev
Samuel Domer, friendly visitor for square 3i9 re-
ported that he found no cases OF destitution on
that block. but that he should endeayor 90 inter-
est his congregation In the work and methods OF
the Associated Charities Miss Mary Aud was Sc
lected friendly visitor for square as6, I'm place OF
MI. William :. Waller. resigned. Two other va
cancies were ordered to he fed 10y appointment
OF the chair. Miss Minnie Powell. one of three
candidates for the position OF assistant secretary
OF The NTH SUBDIVISION, WAS unanimously elected
by ballot TO that Office Mr. George RyneaI
friendly visitor for square 49,, sent contribution
OF SO. and seven new members sent annual fees
Several cases OF restitution were reported by
friendly visitors as having been promptly relieved,
and various bills were approved and paid Invi.
tationS TO membership and documents OF Informal
ton were ordered 10 be sent TO every householder
In the NTH subdivision.
THE SUIT OF MOTHER AGAINST DAuGHrrR-In
the suit or Mrs. Barrett against Mrs Anna F. Rein
lein and husband and the National Bank OF the
Republic, entered last week, the answer of Mrs.
Reinlein will likely be filed this week This will
admit that Mrs. Reinleln went with her mother TO
draw her pension money. and received g, 900 which
she deposited in the bank until her mother was
ready TO return to Cincinnati, and AYERS that the
certificate OF deposit with some money Of her
OWN was lost; that she notified the bank OF the
loss OF the certificate, stated at the time that the
money deposited belonged TO her mother; that she
has made every effort TO have the money paid to
her mother but that the bank refuses TO pay it
without bond OF indemnity.
THE LAND LEAGUE.-A meeting or the members
OF the Land League OF the city was held at Sheas
hall yesterday afternoon, Thomas Smith presiding
and VIM Ryan acting as secretsry. Mr.. Hugh
been secured for the general land league conyen-
ton to be held here April 12th Committees were
appointed TO arrange for ball to be held I'm con-
nection with the general convention. The con-
vention Will have before IL the election OF a new
executive and the ratification OF the policy and
purpose OF the Irish people as expressed by their
land league convention at Dubln-the emancipa-
ton OF Ireland from landlord robbery and foreign
oppression.
At a meeting OF the East Washington Branch OF
the Irish Land League last night, the treasurer
reported that s3is had been collected ana for
warded during the last year Officers were elected
as follows: Joseph Loughran, president; James
Plant first vice president; Thos. r. Russell second
vice president; p. Maloney, recording secre-
tary; VIM. J. Foley, financial secretary: VIM.
Smith. treasurer. Hugh Mccartney was chosen
delegate TO the national convention to be held in
this city In April