Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-10
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The THEATBRs.-nads- 80
National Theater . -sful engagement at the
full impersc@ -.,o: ais evening, with her power
g -re1re's (or I.ordBacon'sl immortal trag-
-1y- Her portrayal Of the part differs from that
OF others. 1t is not conventional, but fresh and
fulI OF action. Her delivery Is clear, and the
most difficult passages of the play enunciated
with the strictest regard to emphasis, and With
the cleaIest conception OF the authors work.
Her performance is fervid and dramatic
throughout, and will meet the appreciation OF
the intellectual and refined. On Monday even
ing next Lucille Western, in the great emotional
Our play goers will regret bidding farewell to
John f. Owens and his excellent comedy con-
pany who, after delighting large audiences at
FoTd's Opera House during the week, appear
for the last time tonight. The bin for this
evening il an excellent one, comprising the foe
comedy OF Married Life and Forty Wiuks,"
in both OF which Owens is immense. On Mon
day night the always welcome Mrs. Oates viii
appear, in OheDbach's latast opera bouffe, !" The
Pretty Perfumer," full of comic situations and
pleasing music. She brings strong company
To- night is the last chance 70 see the exec tent
bill OF this week at the Theater ComtqGe, a. in
accordance with the rule of the house Jther at
@sctiTe novelties are promised for 'Aext week.
LOO. z. VIsIrATIONs.-Th G. rand Master.
Harrison Burr, has made the fol owing appoint
mentS for the semi-snnual visitations of the
grand officers TO the subordinate lodges in the
District of Columbia, VIXEN instruction in the
! secret WOTk Will De given by the grand repre-
| sentstives aud the books of each lodge exam
/ ined Washington Lodge. No. 8, Oct 18th;
! Cclumbis, No. 10, Oct. 18th; Central, No. /,
! oct. 10th; Harmony, No. Q. Oct. 18Th; Union,
| No. II, oct 21st: Friendship, No. ~, oct. 22d;
| Eastern, No I, Oct. 23d; Beacon, No. Is, Oct.
! 26tb; Metropolis, No. l6, Oct. 30th; Excelsior.
| No. Il, Nov. I'd; Oriental, No. 10, Nov. 55h;
| Mechanics, No. IS, Nov. 9th; Covenant, No. ID
| Nov. 9Th.
The visitations TO the subordinate encamp-
ments have been announced by Grand P atriarch
1 RI "a Ia MIA fnl1O
| Msgenenu Encampment, Oct. 2ith; Ridgelv,
| Oct 9th; Columbian, Oct. 2S.h; Mount Nebo.
| Nov. 4th.
| LUTHERAN SYNOD OF MARYLAEp.-The bus
| iDess before this synod, at Martinsburg, West
Virginia, during the morning OF Thursday was
| beneficiary education. Mr.. III. A. Smells was
| permitted to make q statement, and the synod
gave its consent TO his spending several years at
| the University of Halle in the further prosecu-
| tion OF bis theological studies. Rev. G. Schell
was added TO the educational committee. Rev.
| Dr. Butler was excused from serving on the ex-
| aiming committee, and DIR. Sadtler was sub
| sttuted. Mr.. Adolphus Kurtz and Mr.. o. G..
| Miller were admitted for examination. Me-.
Busbey requested to be relieved of the duties of
the of1ce OF treasurer, and Mr.. VIM. III. James,
4 of st. Marks church, Baltimore, was elected.
| The committees report on education was con-
1,dered at great length, and finally adopted.
| Rev. z. Ruby was received as q delegate from
| the East Pennsylvania synod.
WINTER SCHEDULE B. & o. r. Rive re-
| ceived from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
company, too late for insertion in o-day's STAR
| an advertisement of new schedule for departure
| OF trains, making the following changes in that
| printed elsewhere: New (additionaD trains: 7:3O
a. M, Baltimore and Relay; II m, Baltimore
| and way stations; $3.50 p. M, Baltimore and
| way stations. The train which formerly left
for Baltimore end Relay at 600 p. m. will leave
| hereafter at $50 p. IN. Sunday trains The
| train for Baltimore and way stations at $50 a.
m. Is discontinued, and the following new trains
| are put on for Baltimore and Relay: 1920 and
4 1880 a. m and 7:05 p. m. The new schedule
| gees into effect to- morrow.
| The WASHINGTON MISUNDERSTANDING
| tons received to-day as follows From Law
renee Lodge, No. 62, l. O. o. F., Perth Amboy,
| \. j., S25; The Woods Lodge, No. 121, |. o. D.
r., New Utrecht, N. Y, s.; Friendship Lodge,
| No. 81, Hagerstown, Md, SO. Next.