Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-03-06
AInuSenents. &c.

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Amuxements. &c.
| FoEDs OPERA HOusE.-The Hess Acme Opera
troupe orened at Fords last evening to a fair and
! appraciative audience in the 1.-THE Chimes or Nor
mandy Miss st Qunten appeared as Aignoiaette.
! Her presentation OF It was full, OF vivacity and
grace, Joined to charming voice and excellent
/ execution 1t was about the best ever seen here
ANA ana vas hef 6in IN she having per-
Was warmly welcO med Gdsp0Td. The others
sung and acted well, though not at their best
| Arlington as ZfJiind.
| NATIONAL THEATER.-The EdouIn-sparks COM
pany Kept large audience In continual! roar OF
laughter last evening. 10y their performance of the
+ new absurdity, ~ Bunch OF Keys" Willie Etouin
as saoggs. the lawyer and hotel keeper, was CAPT
/ tai. he always Is and he was ably assisted by
| Alice Atherton and strong company. "a Bunch
| OF Keys will be repeated this evening.
/ THEATER CoMIouE-A very entertaining pro-
! ETY. this week The Japanese acrobat, who is en-
gagged does some Iae,s remarkable aa tnmong Ling
| Ida Bertha are good comedians and fine
dancers. The Dutch comedians, Baker and Gard
ner. are capital number OF other specialists ap
pear, and add to tie attractions OF the perform.
ance.
DiAE MustuM.-This IS the last week Of the
great Lonlon ghost mystery. In addition, an in
teresting performance Is giving both day and even
Ing, and some Very remarkable curiosities are on
exhibition
rink still continues. Large numbers OF people
present at every assembly. and everybody has
tomorrow evening.
An UNwELCoME, But PERSISTENT vIs1roR.-Geo.
W. Lusby was In the dock at the Police Court this
morning, charged with carrying pistol Amanda
Estep. OF No 1881 9th street, stated that the defen
d1nt has been a visitor at her house, but on &C
count OF his conduct on recent occasion she re-
| Guested him to discontinue his visits. He came
Yesterday, and after pulling the door bell at VIC
lent rate for some time, she ordered him away,
and he tried to kick the door in, and afterwards
drew pistol. He was fined $50 or 80 days-the
maximum fine, and was committed in default OF
the hae.
VERDICT AGAINST THs ". i G. R. r. Co.-Yester-
day in the Circuit Court, JUICE MacArthur,in the
case OF Charles Helnlne, By his next friend, Sam
uel t. Heinline against the Washington and
o awsy ~ % for dam
cetving injuries to his foot on August 9Th, 1881,
verdict OF $500 for the plaintiff was rendered.
WILL OF THE LATE JOHN KEEFE.-To-day the
register OF wills received the viii OF the late John
Keefe. He leaves to his daughters, Johanna
Quinn. Lizzie Tealey. Mary Plummer, Ellen Keefe,
Kate Keefe. Mary Long and his step-daughter,
Mary Bresnahan, $ each. and to his sons John
and Daniel, the remainder OF the estate subject
to the dover OF the widow, Bridget Keefe.
OFFICERS ELscTED.-At the annual election of
were elected for the ensuing year, as follows: l.
treasurer. Drectors-W. L. Seward, X. A. Scaggs,
W. J. Redstrake, A. A. Winfield, E journey, q. ".
Barke j. j. ellsworth, wilson, a Gs0 Fem
bly,, j, s. Lane, w. j. Waple, N. A.. Ball, James
Holmes, j. w. King, j. A: Souder.
THE ST. PATRICKs DAY PARADE-At the regu-
evolent Society, No. /, held last evenIng-Mr
Monigle, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were made for
and Mr. Michael BfoderIcH were elected mounted
marshals for the society on that occasion.
| A WASHINGTON KNIGHT TEMPLAR ABRoAp-Mr.
| E. L. Stevens, OF Columbia Commandery, delivered
| a lecture at Asbury Park, last Thursday evening,
| under the auspices OF CorsOn COmmandery OF
| that place. The lecture was on 'Remlniscence of
poses. At the close OF the lecture, which was at
| tended by a large audience, including the men,
oers of Corson Commandery. In body Mr. stevens
gtldcd case, with French plate glass sides and top,
/ which was won by Columbia Commandery at the
| Garfield fair
RE REA 1sa TKAssFEEs.-Deeds in fee have
Isabel H. Sargent to F. C Aigeltlnser, sub a. So.
W. sub. So 50. ss7, and S. pit. 10, So a5a, g.; D..
b. Croft to J: Ledyard Hodge, SUBJ lots Al and 42,
So 1so s. SEQ; pa Dyson to Lydia Mcdonald v.
sub 49, So 245 $4,000: catherine Howard to Paul
E. Greer. subs. c and D OF Rockville and Washing
ton Turnpike Co., land. g 800; A. Poindexter to A.
Bogur lot K block q Eflingham Place $500; s.
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Barry farm, $3.50 Charles yelling ct al, trus.
tees, to S H. Bodhsh. lot 2, 50. 1858; s26li95 JOr-
dan Thomas to II. B. Moulton, north part 10, so.
seufert, north part 90, SO. 4so; 200: vestry OF
| Ascension parish to Henry o. Towles, -, So
| 375; 4,667.1o. Same to Mary A. Dashiall, -, do
| 0SOO James Robbins to John Stewart, lot IS, So.
1871; 81 500 Cynthia Force TO Susan P. Okie lot ri
so: 159: SOS. q. Susan p Okle to Joseph W. Jaque
subs ID and IA. so. s51; 81, 500
The RIvERTRADE. -Harbormaster Sutton reports
| arrivals at the river front as, follows: schr
! Helen H. Benedict, MunSon, .132 tons ice, Great
| Falls Ice company; schr. Carrie Farson, Brice
Walter, Calvin, no GOO feet lumber, e. A. Shee.
han; schr. Mt. Vernon, Wood. IS cords wood, j. O.
| Carter; schr. Sally, Jordan, s. cords wood, same
schr Two Sisters, Knight, 35 cords do,d schr E. A.
Cummings, WherlOw, 90 cords do, do. schr Grey
| Hound, Davis, 20 cords do, do; slOop DauntlesS
Luttrell. 600 bushels oysters. market; sloop Emma
Wells 800 bushels do, do; schr. b. L. Glliis Eme.
nicer, 600 do, do; pungy Independent, Hardin, SOC
bushels 90, do:; pungy Charlie, Collision, 500
bushels do, do; stmr. Belle May, Parsons 1900
| punches fish, X. A. Golden; schr. Kitty Ann.
Roberts, $50 bushels oysters, market.
A SERIOUS ACCOUNTABILITY noon, while q
few OF the children attending the white school al
Benning's were playing about the remains OF the
| mates pushed little Willie Struce so that he fell
over the parapet md broke his thigh. Dr.. Wells
| or HyattSville, was summoned and rendered
| proper service. Willie is about 10 years OF age.
| THE SHOOTING AT COLLEGE STATION, MD.-James
| Trainor, who shot George Recarr at College sta.
ton. Prince Georges county, Md, Saturday, az
stated In yesterdays STAR is now in the tail al
Upper Marlboro, Nd, he having after the Shoot.
Ing surrendered himself to the authorities Trano,
claims to have acted In self-defenSe and not &c
| have shot until Recarr advanced towards him
| with an axe In his hand.