Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-10

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WHAT NAHAGEE ACGUsrIS DAILY usvANnsn.
AID WHAT Mr.. LEsrEE WALLACE HAs
DoSE-waAT Al. sHKKTDAS sHuoE -
The Polite clerk in the ticket once Or the
Finn ANcuae IheAfer sni the graz Gerberus
st the stage eutsauce vere both equally post
tive that they anew nothing ~ the whereabouts
OF Dir. George Clarke. reporter, however.
found him and s.ked hin Tor such information
A. might eNrlsin 70 the puoic hrs receut trcubls
with Manager nsly. "Well. ." sad Nj. clarke.
Who wesrF handsome mnustsches, we were on
that evening playing The SCtOli tor scandal
The FIRST halt Wa finished. hal the t'art o.
Charles Surfsce, aDd had held nav auct. 81 snd
got my money. 1 hsi Just changed my clothes
preparatory 20 paying the visit O. Joseph sur
lace. IL has been usual G. bring the play cut
with smooth fsces for TIE gentlemen. but a. tt
NSs being produced Tor short tine ouly We
had stolen = march on nNlv. aud we're
playing With moastsches. While I vas wait
tDg in the green room some b0gs came an
vita posters, bat I Gd not trouble Gayseu
70 look AZ them, ~ I knew the growing
St the either actors would give me the news.
Tney siways grow ~ every poster, sept those
OF mo rehearsal " All cried out AZ once az ainst
the shame ui being oIderct - shave TOT the
next nigh, which wa % b. the last 90 tue per
Torrance. / knew what she trauble vs.. .nd
without hesitation burst into Mr.. Days room
IL hsly lsd not been there might nov be
With the fiith Avenue troupe, tor Z don't stay
ApgFy very long luf he Ma there e. Sir. nafy"
said /, 81 shai NJ sIsve NV mpustarae tor to
morrow night" sE1r." SD ~. ssfha or t~r
hss been posted requiring A." His manner
J
Of fines anc foriJrlre. Q frlt A. tacHrn va
being bought aud -0ld, and I rrhsileI s.Mr
DAY. ss.t 4, ~ Wal not pay tomorrow ntsht
unless car pay with moustaches. Nc wi be
no great yiolsnSa % The guitie- o. the NAV. II
hAs been - PLAYED before. Lester Waliack
acted Atsrie- Surface with hoth side WHISPERS
and uooS'AChe. Il YOU wanted ure @ be the
Hnnchback. would you send me - = gymna-
sum 70 break my back" Il have nBf1fuy
more 10 say % you, reg,t,a Mr.. Day. 'rhen.T
cried u You can mako your urst appearance
on the stage ~ Charles Surface. 4 p,av Tor sm-
luton as vel a. Tor money. aud I must leave
You. Then changed my clothes. took nv hat
and walked from the theater."-N. 4. So. 81.
LOVES REvESgE-A Jealous Io-lr lrs ~
TItlcs T-rHFd g-H Kim.-Ssms We o. six weeks
sgo yOung nan named Charles Perrin. >
yeais old, and a carpenter by raIe. fell tn love
with good looking girl whose parents live on
orchard street. Charles has red hair ana a
freckled face, and although the Young laiy
treated him courteously when he called 81 the
house she bad her mi1t made up that she could
TeECr wed & red headed man. After an ac-
quSintsnce OF three weeks he asked her 90 be-
come Mrs. Perrin. and was greatly taken down
when she told him that she cOuldnt thtuk OF
such a thing. Charles then sought 30 have tho
cid ioiks Put in good word for him, but they
declined % interfere. He continued his visits,
peFhsps hoping 90 soften the girls heart, bot
Thursday evening the crisis came. lie went 70
the house with bottle OF acid IN his pocket.
prepared 60 spoil her beauty 81 she did not give
him favorable answer. There was no one al
home but the girl and her other, and Perrin
first wanted the girl 60 take walk with him.
She refused 20 60, and he asked % see her alone.
She also refused this rec nest, AMI the lover hat
Just got ready 70 draw the bottle from his pOck
% when sOmeting bit him. II q thought az was
dog but 10 wasn't. The cork had worked out
OF the bottle, and bis c0at-tails were turning
brick color a. the rate OF a yard a minute. The
acid want content with the cOat-tails, but
struck cut FOR feSh, sn8 IA about a minnie tn
young man was dancing around the hOuss - Il
| 10 escape bullet. Shouting AMI whOOping he
got out Of doors ana threw OF most OF his CLOTH
ing and rolled In the mad, aud 10 was some tine
before any one could ind out whether be had
snakes In has boots OF bad set down on a brad
All. h was 50 badlyburned that two me q had q
| help him 20 bis bOardiug-hOUse on oh street
where physician dressed the burns. There q.
good deal VI laughter a. has expense. and o. Ia
! makes he appearance al the house again he vii
/ lie arrested, a. he told one Of bis friend IN al
| vance that be meant the acid Tor the girl.-Ds
fr0ii Free Press.