Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-10-04
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". Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: John
W. Sinlms to Bernard V: Smns, loJ 81, subsq. 35s;
Il, So 454; $500. b. II. Warner TO Susan Ross. lot
IS. So lii S2.tOl George \. King. trustee 10 ThoS
Barnes pit lots 10 and 16 Bealrs addition George
town and pt. OF the slip, Georgetown; a $50. c.
W. Diggs TO Julia Walker. pts and e OF pt Friend
ship; SIS. ". Hewlett to j. NJ. d. Wilson, lot H.
Prathers sub. MI. Pleasant; 81 900. f. H. Warner
10 John ScanlOn. lot G and pit Z. So. %: siS3. W.
W. Leibert to Robt McMurdy, pit. ), 81. 3i6 $1,000
Henrietta b. Turner et al. to Wilson and George
Gree, PIT biz - Howard University sub; s1,1O0
THE BARRETT CLUES EHTERrAINaENT.-The Bar
rett Cub opened the season last evening with the
Presentation at Lincoln Hall OF the drama s'Among
the Breakers followed by an adaptation of the
farce 'BcX and Cox" There was very good au-
dlence present, and applause was literally be-
slowed. The cast for the drama comprised d. c.
Bangs, Tim Murphy. o. q. Eckstein, c. f. Mallard,
s T. Flynn. f. d. Maltby, Annie Lewis Gcrtic Lin
thall. Florence Perry, and Annie Hartford. The
adaptation OF the farce, which was not an improve
ment on the original, was presented by F. d.
Maltby, Tim Murphy, and Miss Lille Lewis. Mr..
Murphy limitations CT Irving, Mccullough, and
other WellEnown actors were very good Between
sang "The Carnival of Venice" which was encored.
the proceeds OF the evening were given to the Me-
tropoIitan Industrial school.
4 CARD.-W isHINGToN, D. c., October 3 ISL
desire TO thank the FlremenS Insurance COM
pany through your columns for their prompt pay
nent Oh tl1teen hundred dollars, in settlement OF
1884. r. EICHoRs
ELoCUTIoN-Miss Mary K. Schreiner, the we'll
KNOWN and successful teacher Of elocuton. has cs-
tabilShcd her residence at 1921 New York avenue
where Sne Will resume her Glasses in eOcution, log
lcai analysis. vocal culture and expression and
readings IN Shakespeare and general literature She
mas been warmly commended for her success IN the
past, and there Is even greater promise Tor the
future.
TEE SPENCERTAN b. C.-Grace and legfbility Sc
cured instead OF awkward scrawls, method and ac-
curacy Tor plumbers In calculations and accounts
ambition for indifference are the happy exchange
l.U young gentlemen and ladies have made III en-
tcflng upon course OF training at the Spencerian
business College. Parents, guardians and friends
are iull OF congratulations.
TIE CHARITY ORGANIZATION SoCrETY.-The
board or managers OF the charity organization
society OF the District have elected the following
as members OF the society: Elias s. Hutchinson,
/ X Ross Ferry, Mrs. A. Z. Butler, Henry w. Gar
nett, John a. Baker, Thomas Jarvis, Mrs K G,
Kinsell, VIM. A. Gordon, Nj. W. Gait, Charles H.
Butler, VIM b. jackson, o. c. Green, VIM NJ. Gait,
Frank h. Ward Geo. w. Cochran, and Geo. TrueS-
dell The treasurer, Mr.. George Ryneal, reported
receipts 81 1886, expenditures S130.40, balance In
treasury s26. So The secretary Robert Ii. Kinsell
reported the treatment OF 100 cases applying for
AID or referred for Investigation. About 5000 cases
OF applicants for aims had been obtained and were
on file Tor reference.
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