Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-11
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THE WAsHINGToN DRIVING AssoCIA-
Programme far the Spring Heeiing.-Tne
Washington Driving Association have fixed
upon Iay Q, 10, II and L. rs the days for
their approaching spring meeting at Bright
wood Park, and have arranged the following
programme:
First day-Tuesday, May o. Purse, 100;
trotting. 500 class; first premium, 15o; see
Ond, 500; third. $50. Purse. $500; trottiIg.
%2G class; first premium, $50; second, Si5}i
Second Wednesday, May 10. Pursa,
$500; trottirg, 2.37 class; first premium, $3.50,
SecOrd. ~t25; third, 80. Purse, 500; trOtting.
an q grFlf Il
third, 500.
Third day-Thursday May11. Parse. 800;
trOtting, 2.i0 class; first premium, $3.50; sec
ond, SlC0; third, $50. Purse. 500, trotting,
p class; first premium, Si5J; second, $50;
third, $780,
Fourth day-Fridsy, May 70. Purse. .1o,;
trOtting, free TO all; first premium, 500; sec
OF d $50; thiId, $40. Parse, 800 II ,tting.
- class; fTst premium, 500; second, So;
All of the above premiums are for trotting.
ana 10 be mile heats. best 3 in ), in harness,
1 10 enter and TO start, and Will be con-
ducted under the rules and regulations OF
the National Association for the Promotion
OF the Interests of the American IrOtting
Turf
ANUsrMESTs. - National Ttea'cT. - Miss
Clara Morris appeared again last night az
Camille before a thoroughly delighted
audience. This evening and tomorrow night
''Marqncrite" will be presented, with Miss
Morris in the leading role. This play is en-.
the hands OF Miss Morris, it has won praises
on all sides. and will probably be as success
tul as Camille" AT The Saturday matinee
Miss Rose Osborne will take the character of
Lady Isabelle" in East Lynne"
Fo'tfS Oprd HosSe.-''Hump:y Dumpty"
dIaws a large audience every evening, and
never fails 10 please. The many excellent
tricks, and the comicalities OF Mr.. Maffitt as
"Clown," form very enjoyable part OF tue
performance, while Mr.. Chapman as pan
talOon," Mr. Raul as "Harlequin," and sMiss
ss(Olnmhinp
along The variety and gymnastlc portion
OF the performance always receives a good
share of the applause.
7healeT Co5,.iiue.-This weeks programme
continues to fill this coy theater nightly.
The performance throughout is very good.
wide Awake" with Mr.. France in the
principal role, is quite interesting, and the
variety show comprises the best in that line.
Two DIVORCES. - Yesterday, Judge
Wylie, in the Equity Court, made decree
ofdivorce in the case of Della wall formerly
OF Baltimore, from Ambrose Wall. The par
ties were married in Baltimore On the Tth OF
June, 1867, but defendant, 1T is alleged, soon
drank to excess and beat his wife while yet
in Baltimore. They afterwards removed to
Cincinnati and finally to this city, the hus-
band continuing the same until the 18th OF
July last, when application for a divorce was
made and the husband restrained from inter
feTiDg with his wife. Mr.. Norris appeared
for complainant and Mr.. Cruikshank took
Judge Wyiie also made a similar decree
In the case of Sarah Ann Atkins late OF Bal
timore, from Edward Atkins. The parties
were married on the 5th of June, 1861, Mrs.
Atkins maiden name being Sendisling. II
was held that Atkins was a druukard and
treated his wife cruelty. Mr.. Cruikshank
took the testimony and Mr.. Barrett appeared
fer petitioner.
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CENTENNIAL EN-
CAMPMENT.-The Knights Templar of Mary
land, the District Of Columbia, and the
South and West have perfected arrange
ments TO encamp in force at Ridley park,
about twenty miles below Philadelphia.
The season of encampment will begin in May
and continue until September. IL is pro-
posed by many of the knights to take their
families with them. They will carry their
own camp equipage with them. The COM
munications received from every part of the
country named indicate that no less than
% 600 knights will be present. The reunion
Will he one of the greatest the order has ever
seen.
LOST HIS Leg BY \ FALL. FROM \
STREET CARA white man named George
Fisner, while on his way on a street Car To
his house on BuzZerd's Point, last evening,
fell from the front platform as the car was
crossing X street southwest, the wheel pass
Ing over his right leg above the ankle, mang-
ing IL III shocking manner. He was picked
up and placed on a car on its upward trip
and carried 10 Wriobt'S Ding 81 CORNER ot