Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-25
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TIE KNIGHTS TRMPLAg's VISIT TO NEW
ORLKANs-Columbis CommandeTy Of knights
TemplsT started last nj zht 10 attend the trien-
NAL conclave, via the Virginia Midland road
for Memphis, where they take steamer for their
destination. The other COmmaHdaries Ia this
city leave on special train, from the Baltimore
ana Potomac depot, at O'Clock to morrow
morning They will be joined by Sir Charles
A. StOtt, Grand Commander of Massachusetts
and Rhode Isiand, and Benjamin Dean, Grand
Captain General of the United States. The fsI-
lowing Temp'ars, with ladies, from the Balti-
more communicates viii arrive at the st. james
to-night, snd accompany the party tomorrow:
Sir j.. 7. Schultz, Crane Comm OF Mary
land; II. M MaDtOn, Grand Captain General of
Maryland; +. j. s. Gorgss, r. C; r. X. Martin,
j. r. krebbss Robert Seneca, George W. Sat
tier, g. @. Donhue, Mrs. L. ". MsTstOn, Mrs
Hope, Y. s. BrunDer, Frederick, Wd. The
following are the Sir Knight from this city who
have registered at Mr.. Shorts Office for the trin:
Sir g. F. StsDsbury, P. L. G. and Past Grand
Master of MasOns for the District; O. W Ben
nett, +. O.; Robert Boyd. G. c.; A. G. Mackey,
Joseph Gswler, n. D. BOteier, Samuel Bacon,
John A. Downs, F. q. EIDore and P Il. Will
son, Sirs K. W. Hardy. L. O., Potomac, No. 8;
". r. Wheatley, Potomac, No. s. DeMolay,
No. 4, (Bfounted)-Sir. j. P. Pearson, f. O.
Clark, G. O.; L L. johnson, L. G. Stephens, NJ
Nj. Whitney, Il. G.. Wheeler, a. ". Kelley, g.
A. Apple, n. D. Lsrner, j. g. Heiston, Albert
Gleason, ". j. Acker, j. Beatty. g. ID. ChenO-
with, j. Hudson, A. NJ. Hoover, @. W. King, g,
L. Craft, E. medler, j. H. Stairley, Thomas
Somerville, +: P. Vsux, Levi Woodbury., -
ford, Sirs w. II. Short and j. II. Trim5le, Co.
;umbia, Nc. 2.
THB THBATErs.-A good house greeted the
second representation OF ''MOnsieur Al Iphonss"
last evening at tbs National Theater. The COM
pany If An excellent enc, and the scenic effects
add no little interest to the correct presentation
of the exceedingly well conceived French plot
N the play. Little Bi jon Heron is q wonderful
child, and our play -g0eIs should see her. "NOn-
sieur Alphonse" will be repeated this evening
and tomorrow afternoon ana evening.
At FOrd's opera house Mrs. F. b. Conway
again delighted large audience last evening
oy her careful assumption of the role of s'Lady
Clsncsrty'' in Tom TaylOr's fine plsy OF "CIan-
carty." MIR. Roche, who gives the leading sup
port, is clever actor, and Miss Katy MayheW,
Who sustains admirably an important role, Is
greeted by her old admirers with applause upon
uer appearance each evening. "CIsDcaTty" TO-
night, and TO- morrow afternoon ami night.
Tho Theater COmique IL crowded nightly with
Al audience who appreciate by vociferOus aD-
oisuse the merits of the several stars in their
great speciRlties. The nautical drama, "The
Beacon OF DEATH" is an attractive piav, the
parts of which are well sustained BY good
company. Tomorrow there will De an after
noon ond evening perfoI nance.
DR. HOLLAND, "TIMorHY TIrCoXB," To
LECI RE IN WASHIkGTON.-By the announce
ment elsewhere it will be seen that til last isc-
fure III the literary division OF the Y. VI. @. A.
course is 10 be given on Monday evening mex.
BY this popular author and poet, now occupY-
ng the editorial chair Of ScribHeT'S HOafkiU
His subject will be 81 he Elements OF ersonaI
Power"
THR l. o. o f. LEvEB tonight for the bene-
Mt of the useful library Of the Order will he
dne affair from present appearances. The ODD
Fellows levees are always enjoyable, and great
pains have been taken to mAke this ons go or
with aCiat