Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-06
Condemned Locals.

The street lamps win be lighted at $50 p m. and
sxtihguished 81 $50 a. m
fled He leaves 70 his wife his personal property
and the use and Income OF his zeal estate during
her life; at her death 10 be sold and The proceeds
divided between his four children. The wife is
named as the executriX-
Gov. Harrison. OF Connecticut, has accepted the
Invitation TO attend the Washington Monument
dedication exercises with his staff.
The Young Mems democratic club has secured
permanent quarters Tor Itself N Trims hall, 9TH
The divorce suit OF jeremiah u. Dlnneen against
Ellen Dinleen. begun last August, was dismissed
In the General Term yesterday.
From Brentano Brothers have the LONDON
illustrated papers of the 18th inst
Inc saturday lectures. un1er the auspices OF the
Anthropologtcal and Biological societies. for this
season viii begin at the National museum to-mOr-
row afternoon, when Prof. John Fiske Will speak
on Results In England OF Cornwall's surrender"
The entertainment at Market hall, corner Mas5a-
chuSstts avenue and street northwest, Monday
evening. for the benefit OF Nr. Charles E. Harper,
(who was hurt November 12th laStl realized SOS 49,
The amount was presented 10 him yesterday 10y the
following committee: Chas P. Pratt, james Bur-
CESS. Bennett RinggOld sydney Wood T. W. Hen
niSon. James Brooks, X. p. cross, Sarah Danger
Held, Lizzie Payne, Mrs G. A. Garner.
imHsements.
ALBACGH's OPERA HOCSE--Mr- Wills glowing but
beautiful drama OF ''EugeDe Aram' was presented
BY MIR. Irving, Miss Terry, Mr.. Wenman, and Mt
Howe last evening. with striking effectiveness
The audience was one OF the largest OF the week,
and Showed Keen appreciation OF the admirable
performances. Mr.. Irwin. In the title role was very
impressive. While Mss ierTy Ruin MeCQO3cS was
most beautiful delineation- The play wa put upon
the stage with the attention to detail which marks
each o. these performances. Mr.. Irving and Miss
Terry were given something like ovation after
the final fail Of the curtain. This evening they
VIII be seen in ''Nuch Ado About Nothing
F0RD's OPERA HoUSE--NiSS Carrie swain con-
tinueS TO keep the audiences at this house in hiia-
rfouS mood bt her lively acting and singing. She
viii give matinee tomorrow.
NATIONAL TREATER--NiSS Fannie Davenport is
drawing large audiences OF the highest character
To- the National tAeater this week. Her imperso-
nation is a really superb piece OF acting. and
Fedora Is one of the NEST effective Of modern
dramas. Her company Is good one. There viii
be the u5ua. matinee Tomorrow.
TRR THIRD BISCHOFF CONCERT at the CongreGa-
tional church VIII be given this evening. These
concerts are among the most delightful musical
events OF the season Seats nay be had at Ellis.
READINGS BY PROF. TSwSsESD.-Prof Edward
C. Townsend VIII read selections from VAL Carrie
tons poems at the Memorial Lutheran church this
evening. There viii also be vocal music.
The BOSTON 1DEtLS--DurinZ their engagement
at Ford's nsxt week this f4vOrIte organization Will
render "Ihe Bohemian Girl Thursday. Fan
choneIte,n their new opera. on Frid y. 'CiirOfe-
Girofa" Saturday matinee, '-Mus.eteers" Saturday
night The sale OF seats Tor the engagement began
at Ford,5 box Office this morning.
"NY PAgLNER,' which contains some Of the
best work ever done by BARLEY Campbell VIII be
the attraction ut the National theateT next week.
Louis Acrich leads the company.
"EHE GALLEY SLAVE anOtGer OF BARLEY Camp
bells plays, IS announced for production at
Albaush's next week