Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-02
COMING ADJUSTMENTS.

week attraction at the Bijou viii be Mr.. ]. B.
Polk in his comedy drama called sMixed
PICKLES." Mr.. Polk has a wide circle of adj
mirers as q comedian, and the play in which he
viii appear has become favorite with the pub
| lie.
CONCERT BY THE MARINE BANDA concert
by the Marine band, under the auspices Of the
Patriotic Order of the Sons Of America. will be
given at Albaugh's on Sunday night Mr.. Will
lam Frederick and Miss Lizzie Anandale, OF
the Abbott Opera company, will assist. Mr..
Sousa will direct. Seats are on sale at Ellis.
Music FROM THE PRAIRIEs.-On Sunday after
noon q concert will be given at Harris Bijou
theater by the famous Cowboy band, Of Denver,
This. it is promised. will be an extraordinary
musical treat
TIE SroDDARp LEcTUREs.-It is well to re-
mind intending purchasers OF Stoddard lecture
tickets that, although the course is given in
duplicate this season. the demand for places
has been SO great that already nearly all de-
sirable seats are taken. Those who wish to at
tend these pleasant and instructive lectures
| should not delay securing tickets. The first
lecture is given on March and g. subject,
'Old England" Seats are on sale at Ellis.
JAMES W. RILEY AND BILL NYE will give
| another Of their highly amusing entertainments
at Harris Bijou theater on Sunday evening.
The MIDoETs, Lucia Zarate and Major Atom
continue their daily receptions at the Panorama
building ON 18th street. and no visitor to the
city should fail to them, well as the
beautiful and realistic battle picture of Shiloh.
Inc NUGGETS Will nOlu tnelr ually receptions To-
morrow, Sunday, and the admission will remain
at the usual figure, 25 cents.
kERNANs THEATER.-lnauguration week at
| this house will begin tomorrow with sacred
concerts in the afternoon and evening. Another
performance will begin at midnight Sunday.
The attraction will be Leavitts European Nov
elites, most of which. it is claimed, have never
been seen here before. They include the Fan
netto troupe of jugglers. Jules Keller, the pedo-
manual phenomenon" the Pylades, mimics,
Mcintyre and Heath, Duncan,the ventriloquist;
the Tills, and many others.
PROF. CARPENTER continues his demonstra-
tions of hypnotism at Central hall, + and 9th
streets, every night during Inauguration week.
THROUGH ENGLAND AND SCoTLAND.-Rev @. II.
Eaton, DID,, of New York, who accompanied Mr..
Blaine and Mr.. Carnegie on their famous coach
ing tour through England and Scotland, will de-
scribe the trip in an illustrated lecture at Uni
versalist church ON Wednesday evening next.
A SoCIABLE AND SUPPER will be given by the
Womans Christian Temperance union at Tenn
pie hotel on Wednesday evening, March 6.
Real Estate Matters.
The following real estate sales have been
closed within the past two weeks through the
agency of ]. B. Winner, real estate dealer: To
a syndicate of gentlemen for Geo. Truesdell.
fifteen lots il lexington, for S2S,07427; to Hill
Johnston, agents, for Alex. Bliss, for Jno. L.
Monroe, sub lot 70, 50. 81, corner 18th and W
II.
Lane, lots 1. 2. 8. f. and "a, square 4. Ecking-
ton, S12.27970; to Mrs. Annie NJ. Mills, for
Mrs. C. W. Myer, lot Al, Washington Heights,
So, 20, on Wyoming avenue; to Mrs. Annie
M. Mills, for Lieut. H. r. Lemley through ]. A.
Bates Il Co., lot 80, Tuttle sub Washington
Heights, Sc, 971.25; to syndicate, for John H.
Lane. lots l, 2, 8, and "a, in square 5, Ecking-
ton. for S9,529.70; to Jacob Scharf, for N. l..
Chappelle. lots Is, 10, %, and %. block 4, Eek
ington, &C. 7s.07; to Mary M. Winner, for Mrs.
n La l.
Danzenbaker, for Mrs. Eliza Goddard, lots 81
and 80, Wyoming avenue, Washington Heights,
S16 200.
Among the recent sales are the following.
made by Washington Danenhower, real estate
broker: For William A. Smoot, of Alexandria.
Va, houses No. 800 st. n. e., sub lot TO- so.
1872, to Mrs. Julia Walsh for $500; Nos. 3O6
and 308 e st. n. e., sub lots and z, So 1872, to
John Mel. Carusi for $4,000. For Charles L.
Dubois to Mrs. s. E. Pinkerton, No. 324 4th st.
n. e., sub lot u, So ISL, for $4,000; No. 1922 4th
st. n. e.. sub lot 13 so. 7S1, to r. Newton Har-
per for 80, 750 Nos. 3l9 and 321 d st. n. e., sub
lots 10 and H. So. 49, to Jacob Jones for Sc 600;
six lots facing Mass. ave. n. e., cor. 4th st., sub
lots 16 IL. 49, IS, 90 and 81, 50. 7S1, to John W.
Phillips for $4,000. For Mrs. E. C. Baum
14th st. N. w., sub lot IL, so. 2O3; con-
sideration nominal. For George Mason
eight lots on street, between LIST and I'd streets
northeast. sub lots SO. SO, 60 81, 80, SO, "a and
30. SO. III, 10 W. irving boswell Tor S6,6l5
For Jacob Jones to John Wagner, No. 319 d
street northeast, lot 10, So 781, for S3, 900; No.
321 ID street northeast lot IL, SO. 7S1, to Mrs.
NJ. j. Withers for IS, 900; seven lots facing Mas
sachusetts avenue, between LIST and I'd streets
northeast. sub lots AZ, 4S, 40, so, 81. So and 3d.
E. E. Hoge to Thomas G. Chalmers, two lots
facing I'd street, between and streets north
east, sub lots Sc and ST. SO. 721, for q, 592 For
w. F. Miller to Miss Mary ]. Garvin, one lot on
Massachusetts avenue, between LIST and I'd
streets northeast sub lot A. SO. 1923, for S1,373
For John Mel. Carusi to W. A. Smoot. esq.,
nine lots corner Sd and Massachusetts avenue
northeast. 50. 7S2, for $4,000. For Mrs. NJ. E.
Roche to Mrs. j. s. Baner. house No. 800 Della
ware avenue northeast, sub lot rs, 50. 6S3, for
$1,000.
John W. Phillips has bought for $4,000 of
E. Carusi. sub lots ia to III, square IA, each
10 by lO415 feet on Q, between 9th and 7th
streets northwest.
George T. staily has bought for $4,000, of
Laura A. Farley, lot IA, square $40, 25 feet 8
inches by 92 ON 18th street, between M and
streets northwest.
Joseph H. Bauer has bought of Mayella E.
Roche for $4,000, sub %, square 683, 16 by
1O6.S5 feet on Delaware avenue, between and
ID streets northeast.
F. Danzenbaker has bought for $4,000 of
Julia E. Goddard, lots 81 and 80, Washington
Heights.
Martha V. Berry has bought for s4,5OO of
Elizabeth A Harris ct al, parts 230 and 231,
square SO, 2915 by 100 feet ON street, west of
Both street northwest
John w. Thompson has bought for gil, 1854 80
OF E. Carusi trustee, the north half lot 49,
square 2S9, % feet III inches by 81 feet 8
inches on 18th street, between F and G. streets
northwest.
Mary j. Campbell has bought for $4,000 of A.
A. Lipscomb. lot of Bakers sub of Mt Pleas
ant.
Mary Osborne has bought of James Sheridan,
for S4,25O, sub 8. square 202, 20 by 80 feet on W.
between 18th and 18th streets northwest.
Had we a Ring Government Under
Cleveland?
From the Washington Sentinel.
We cannot forbear to remind Mr., Cleveland
before he leaves the White House that the Dis
trict people would surely have regretted his
departure great deal more had he not been
so unfortunate as to let the District be governed
by ring. Here are the proofs:
The fact that Col. Lamont happened to be
neighbor of A. A. Wilson, president of the Fire
mems Insurance company, induced the Presi-
dent to appoint Mr.. Wilson marshal of the Dis
trict. Surely it was not by a mere accident
that afterward the leading and best paying
offices in the District were given to the directors
OF the Firemen's Insurance company For
Dorsey Clagett, a director of that company
was appointed register of wills; another d.
rector, Sam Wheatley was selected as District
Commissioner to assist William B. Webb, the