Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-06
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| NATIONAL THEATER-Miss Mary Anderson will
close very successful engagement this evening,
when "lngomar" will be presented Next week
the inimitabe Lolita will hold the boards opening
Monday in "Musette." Her engagement is sure to
be great success.
FORD's OPERA HousE.-The last performance of
the laughable "Hutnpty Dumpty' and his merry
making companions Will be given this evening.
On Monday Mile. Rhea will begin an engagement
as .Adrlehhe.D me tame OF this actress Will
doubtless attract large audiences the coming
week.
THEATER CoM1oUE.-A change of program has
been arranged for next week, and Manager Smell
rtety
NEW DINE MusEUM-Th1s museum. Pennsylya-
MIA avenue near 18th street, has been attended by
large number OF ladies and children this week,
and and Is becoming quite popular The panorama OF
dancing bears, ana other equally novel PERFORM
ances are we'll worth seeing.
assembly at the rink last night On Monday 1 night
game OF polo will be played by the Baltimore
and Washington teams. The Potomac Boat club
also the Apollo Glee club. On Saturday night,
Jan ID. there will be special assembly, compl-
mentary to the journalists of the city, on which
occasion. the bicycle clubs will give an exhibition
OF fancy riding.
ordered a sweet-toned Bradbury organ placed In
the private parlor at the Arlington for her own
use While here.
THE SPAULDrNG LECTUREs-The Rev. Henry G.
Spaul'i1ng's lectures course of which will begin
Interest to students Of history, but the admirable
series or Illustrations give them interest to all
classes. He has studied the archaeology OF Rome
TO good purpose, and the idea of 1t which he gives
the public as the result OF his studies is more vivid
and much more Ineligible than they would be
likely to form on seeing Rome for them elves.
The course tickets are for sale at Metzerotts music
store.
RIVER TRADE Harbormaster Sutton reports
L
Fanny, Henderson, 100 tons white sand new PEN
sion Office; schooner Fanny Mason, Stacy, SEQ
bushels oysters, market; schooner Maggie, Cash,
600 bushels oysters. market; schooner b. F. Marsh
Es ardh 90 bushels els oysters, market: sloop
schooner Anna Mason, Turner, coriwoOd for S.
Emery; schooner Cora Smith, Wilkins same, for
Johnson Bros; schooner Wicomico. Greyson, cord
wood, Ii. L. Biscoe; pungy United, Dorsen, 700
bushels oysters for market.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-Deeds in fee have
been recorded as follows: W. A. Brown to w.
Rntherford undivided 10th, lot 9, So a9o $780, G.
w. Beall TO Cora Ii. Brown. pit 49, IltwS SUB. Nit,
Peasant; 5000. A. Brandgee to T. F. Morgan.
7 Tor5 e. SUB en- + Tnge eo to ION IL
E. Woo1y, pt. 1871, Beals addition to Georgetown:
$1,000 J. B. Alley to Woodbury. Blair, lot &c. sub
ST. 81; s. s657s T. L. TulIock ct al; to c. c. Dun
trlX 20 Sarah A. Connolly, pit. 5, so. 4S7: s415.
A. Brown to W: Rutherford lot 9. So. 900; $500. T.
So E OF 6i3; 5000. f. H. Thomas ct al, trustees. to
A. F. Barker, lot z, SO. 1885, 5. Bailey and Jones.
s !rI ESQ ees to John H. Matthews; lot 10, sq 6ss
sec AZ Widows Mite: 5000. George E. Emmons
TO Christina Klein, part 10, So 55s; 1855. A. F. Pol
E E, 10 +. Desfosse, lot IL; So. 1Cs; $47677 A.
Sic; s1,1sO E. Abner to j. W. Hasslocker part 8,
So 4os; ss5 coo s CO Round to Athea Bennett,
Ing, lots lis and 1l6, SO. SO. Georgetown; IS 500.
THE YALE GLEE CLUB-Au who remember the
very enjoyable entertainment OF the Yale Glee
club two years ago Will welcome the announce
ment of their temperance at Lincoln hail on
Monday next, January g. The present club is an
unusually strong one, only three members having
amusing college songs have been added to their re-
pertoire since their former visit The jovial humor
OF these, together with the rich harmony of fine
male chorus make the concert at once one of the
most novel and interesting OF entertainments,
while their visits so seldom that no one should
miss the opportunity to hear them.
MILE RHEA.-The return of Mile Rhea to WASH
1ngtOn Is announced to occur on Monday when
pany, VIII begin an engagement at Ford's Opera
house in her well-known role of Adrie,ule On
Tuesday she will appear as Hester GrazebrOoE in
the comedy OF an unequal Match" In this char
acter since her visit to this city, she has made
good reputation. Wednesday evening will be de-
voted TO the performance OF Camille" whichlls
perhaps one or the most remarkable Illustrations
OF art ever Witnessed on the stage. She will also
during the week give her charming mpersonatfOn
or JMtet, considered by many her best attempt in
the English language
SERIOUS AcCIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon about
five o'clock, while Mr.. Henry Humphries was at
work upon building near the corner Of 18th and
streets northeast, he was severely injured by the
failing OF the .scaffolding. Mr.. HUMPHREYS was
right elbow, breaking three ribs on the lett Side
besides bru1sing himself severely about his body
lie was carried home, where Dr. j. B. johnson
rendered the necessary surgical assistance