Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-02-02
AnsNScsaiellfS. etc.

FORD's OPERA HOUsE--Janauschef:'s impersOna-
ton of Lady Macbeth" was as successful last
evening as her acting always Is. Tu-ni5 ut she ap-
pears in Mother ana Son.
NATIONAL THEArER.-Mr. Mccullough played
"Jach C2de" last night to a large audience. To-
night TiyiHi,ss viii be given.
CoNGREG ATIoSAL CHURCH.-The Kennedys Will
give another Scotch song concert at Congregational
church tomorrow evening.
.ABNERs Music hall - Tomorrow evening
there viii be another German performance at
Abner'a music hail See advertisement.
CAPITAL THEATER.-The variety performances at
the Capital Thaatcr are Hfst-claS5 and very inter-
esting. The Funny Six combination is great, and
so is the great Rt1dOoa Erc1nsiOa.
LINCOLN HALI---The tabeauX wants for the
benefit OF the I.M.C.A., at Lincoln ball this and
tomorrow evenings will be under the direction OF
Mr.. G. b. Bartlett, OF Concord, Mass. These en-
tertainnentS have heretofore drawn crowded
houses wherever given.
The CHAMBER Music CoNCERT-The success OF
the ''SecOnd chamber music concert at Marini IS
hall last evening attested tie increasing interest
among the citizens of Washington in musical en-
tertainlnents of high class. The participants
were MesSrS. BernayS, Hoffman, Sherman, GlOetz-
ner and SZenleulany.
ODD FELLOWS HALL, NAVY YARD.An enter
tainment and supper will be given by the Fourth
street NJ. E. church this and tomorrow evenings
There Will be excellent music.
"PATIENCE. The sale OF seats for the perform
ance OF P1tiefice, Gilbert and SuVan'S e5thptiC
comic opera, at Fords Opera House next week by
fine company, commenced this morning at the
box office and Is progressing Rapidly indicating
successful season.
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS met last night. The
report of the chief engineer showed that there had
been four alarms during the month for fires, caus-
ing loss OF $1,000, with an Insurance OF $3.50
Private j. n. Acker, Of No. 6 company, resigned,
and W. S. COpp was appointed in his stead. APP
pcatOns Were read and filed from 7. J. DonOhue,
j. Armstrong and H. Ranney. communication
was received from Water Registrar Cox stating
that he had authority to replace ten OF the nine
inch ire plugs with the modern ones, and request
ing to be informed where they shall be erected
The chief engineer was directed to locate the new
plugs.
AN ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF bank and other
stocks will take place at Duncansons auction
roOmAat O'Clock tomorrow. See advertisement
ALPHA DELTA PHI-An enthusiastic meeting of
the members Of this fraternity resting in Wash
iIgton was held last evening at the residence OF
Among the brethren present were Hon. Glenni w.
ScOfield, Hamilton Chapter: Hon. Edwin Willis,
Ri Thayer and Henry ". Lord, Peninsular Chap
ter: Matthew Trlmhie, Kenyon Chapter; Capt E.
a. Pratt, Yale Chapter; Jas. F. Alien and A. +.
Asnd,rews, Dartmouth tI Chapter: Prsf F. a.
e chanr Rev TSr a. Gard9ey S G1oha
and T. j. Mitchell, Of the Williams Chapter. Mr..
Trimb!e was called to the chair, and Mr.. r. j.
Mitchell chosen secretary. A committee was ap-
pointed to perfect arrangements for the holding OF
reunion banquet in this city at an early date:
also committee to take preliminary steps looking
To the organic ton of q graduate chapter i'll the
District OF Columbia.
REAL ESTATE SALE-Messrs. Duncans0n Bros.
anrtio1eeri. sold yesterday afternoon for Samuel
{. Mills and Frank II. Fan. trustees the western
part OF lot q, in square 516, having front OF 20
feet on street, between 18th and 5th streets north
west, and depth OF li2 feet7 inches to an ally,
improved by frame dwelling, to Geo rye w [ ter
mehie for s1,75O.
TIE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY Corps last
evening held an election for officers to complete
the organization or q battalion. Col VIM. G. Moore
was elected lieutenant colonel and captains for
the four companies were chosen rs follows: First
company. Lieut.. w n. Dalton; second company.
Lieut.. Burton X. Ros,; third company, Lieut.. Mat
thew Goddard; fourth company, Lieut. John +.
Miller. The election tor first lieutenants resulted
In the choice of Sergeints w. II. Harrison, John
c. Entwisle. Dr. F. $. Linn was elected surgeon,
with the rank OF first lieutenant. Col. Moore was
authorized to appoint an adjutant, with the rank
OF first lieutenant. Next Monday evening the
members of the corps will be assigned to different
companies.