Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-11
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the new German English tragedienne, APP
peared again last evening as MARY Tudor"
In Lady Jane Grey" To MIGHT she will as
sumo for the first time In English the title
role Of .'NesSalira." This play is adapted
from the German, and il will be presented
this evening for the first time in English on
Any stage. Nine. SIamwiiz in the role OF
"Messalina' has met with great success and
Is said TO wear some of the bandSOmast
dresses on the stage. Miss Annie Story WILL
enact the role Of Aria" To morrow even
ing deborah" will be given. The National
should be crowded the remainder Of the
week.
OptTd HCJNC.-''The Tale of Fnchantment,
attracts large audiences nigAtly, showing
that the permanent success of the new va
rely theater Is assured. The trapSze per
formance o. Emma Jutau is marvellous and
stariles The audience every night. She is
the most daring female gymnast seen here
abouts. The prisnlatic fountain is alone
worth the price OF admission.
IhedeT COauqUe.-The programme this
weak offers many and varied attractions.
The lover OF light amusement is always sat
tsfed al the cosy COmique.
A TEMPERANCE UNION ORGANIzED-
Last evening a meeting OF delegates from
the temperance societies of the District was
held at the rooms of the y. NJ. c A, for the
purpose of forming temperance union. and
- organ cations were represented. Rev. DIR.
T. III. Gray wsS elected temporary chair
man, and after prayer by Rev. Mr.. Smell,
Nessrs. j. B. Cunning and II. y. HOke We're
chosen temporary secretaries. \ commit
tee. NJ. Bradley. Warren Choate. Rev.
DIR. bonner. Mrs. Lfnville and Mrs Church.
were apTo.nied 10 report permanent organ
izaiiOn. Major Hall. Rev. DIR. Noble ana
M6ssIs. Proctor. j. r. Mahoney and w. h.
HAYES made short addresses. The follow
ihg permanent oficerS Were eleetei: Rev.
DR. r III. Gray, president, Rev. Dr. Wills,
q. NJ Nye, JudSon =. Brown, y. F. Fox, ID.
Holloway, ". II. Norton. J. Il. Cunning.
VIM. y. Halves, Rev. L. l.. Power, q Gorge
Savage. John BRADLEY, w G. Perry. John
X Mahoney. +. VI. Bradley, vice presidents;
Major ii A Hall, secretary; Thomas =. Nor,
gan, treasurer. resolution. that "A COM
mijtee be appointed to drawup a petition. 10
be signed by orr leading citizens, and sub
United TO Congress, praying for the repeal of
The present license law, was referred to the
following committee: Major III. \. Hall, F.
m. Bradley, Warren ChOate, W. II. Cham
Pion, w. H. Chase. ID. p. Holloway, VIM. Il.
Halves, George Savage, Mrs. j. VI. Church
Mrs. A. y. Linville.
THE BALTIMORE KNIGHTS TEMPT Rs.-
The line display of Knights Templars yes
teTdSy afternoon, Incident TO the escort of
Maryland Commandery. No. /, OF B4lti-
more. ty Columbia, No. 2, of this city, was
somewhat interrupted by the rain last night.
At the tomb OF Washington at Mount Yer
non, an address was made by Rev. Sir
Knight j. B. Slit, chaplain Of the Maryland
Con mandeTy. On their arrival al the wharf
IN this city they were met BY the fraters o!
this city, and were escorted over the route
laid ont, past the Executive Mansion, where
they were reviewed by the President. AT
AasCn Me Temple collation. was prepared
Tor Tie yiSitoTs, To which ample justice was
GOEe. AfjeT rtst and social couveTs alton
Ior an hour The party let by the Baltimore
ard Ohio train Tor home in the heavy ram.
Notwithstanding this damp4r the r
knish;s appeared 10 enjoy themselves very
much.
a TOURNAMENT AND Ball took place
yesterday al The race track OF Col. HILL az
BeEEins's. The Knights scored d. follows.
j. W. Wbalen, Knight OF Glen Allen =,
Ed: Magnnm, mo ore 10 Love" 3; p. A.
ScaggS, "Scme Dne IN Love- o; r. II. Clark
aiaG0 HOIG.T J. l.. l.uSpS- sfSnFipJ-
field" 8: C.Nagruder. "Fair Grounds" !.
Oliver Clark, " Brown Lance, -; Henry HILL
MARY land" Z; Thomas Hill, Forest" |:
j. Nj. ksslP, "Gleucale." :: Sprigg Belt
"NOitir CHAM" {; l.. Nagrud-r, Ring In -
g. Geo. Carlton, mo Chance, - .. The knight
OF Glen Allen took the first prIze-a sad He
and also crowned Miss Alice II. Duckett as
queen. Glendale ard Brown Lance. having
made tie, took another trial, and the first
named won. taking fine robe, and Brown
Lance bride. Those Who tied on six rings
rode over, and "SOme One TO Love" took the
last prize whip. TIE address 10 the knights
was oy MI y. Il. Lambert, of our bar.
BUT DING PERMITS issued by Thomas b.
hhtWlsie, inspector OF buildings: +. NJ.
Draney, remove "a frame building L. be-
tween LIST street ard North Capitol street
,M1nioe Fuller; repair frame dwelling, 81,
between ID and r streets northeast: $50. j
Alexander, repair a frame dwelling iGth
between ard streets northwest: SiOo FJ
Martin, construct a twOstory brick dwell
mig 'th, between q and III streets south
west $40. James VI. Roberts, cOnsrrurt n
NO story brick dwelling, 9Th. between Il and
u streets northwest; SEQ Christian Heurich
SOnsuuct four story brick brewery 2Oth
between VI and y streets northwest; SIS ON
Jshn Humphrey, repair brick dwelling
Marian street, between Rhode Island ayenue
and q street. IS. Chas. Champin rapair a
frame dwelling. No NIB Stree. southrast.
$50. Peter F. IiorTing. construct a b-irk
dwelling, Isl, between x and ) streets south
west; SEQ.
BOAT RACING on THE POToMAC-The
Aralos tan Boat CLUB will hold their fall re
gsita ne xt Saturday on the Potomac river AZ
O'Clock. There viii be races between two
four cared she'll crews, a four-osred shell
ard six Oared gig. two double WORKING
hos's and between tn barges Falcon and
AnalCstan.
THE NEW POLICE REGULATIONS in rela-
ton 10 the changes In the precint Is, 4 c. went
Into feet last night, and several transfers
OF policemen was the result. The 5th pre-
cinct having been enlarged by these chang 3
1our additional men were sent 10 that pre-
cinct 10 cover the ground.
pSAsT ASIDE prejudice and use Durang's
1heumauc Remedy for rheumatism. II pos
tuHey cures III you can't sleep, use LO-
cents.