Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-02
Am ESements. &c.

NAiONAL IHEATER--Tne initial performance
or Two Nights In Rome was given here last
evening. The National theater was Compare
lively well filled. Miss Maude Granger playad
Antonio. character described as a Corsican
ugfess. In the play she has not the striking
prominence usually the part of star In a com.
DlDatlon company. There IS a wide play of
feeling IN the character which Miss Granger
makes the most or Evelyn Aubrey" Is per
haps more prominent than '.Antonia' and
equally as emotional Miss Katie Gilbert
played the part well The leading male charac-
Crisp. He is excellent but for a little stiffness
charles Stanley as Peabody" the Yankee
dealer In curios, sustained all the humor In the
play. The other characters are very well given.
The play Is interesting in its plot TIE ell
makes are striking, but not sensational There
Is but little OF the Improbable In 1t. II VIII b3
no election returns VIII be read from the STAGE.
The audience can thus quietly enjoy a good
play by good company.
FohDs OPERA HoUsE--The advent OF Den
ham and Ford's mqsqueraders at the o,ora
House next Thursday night will inuag1rate
three nights OF solid fun and enjoyment.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows: E s.
PaIker 10 j. ". Piling, lot Is. So I5S: s5e3 20 F
a. Wheeler. trilstee. &C VI. *. Hogan, LOT p. SD.
9ii; 1906. z. D. Mahoney TO N. V. Wttners
Il 2, , aud 5. SCI SO; ii .69e. g.. II. Lee TO NJ
Z. BIOwn, lot 4. %. 5S5: $3.50. j. r. McGraw TO
John Fitznoris lot -. So. sal: 500.
IT, 81. EvAss. Masseuse, has returned TO
Washington. an be found at 1907 y. Y. ave.
ORGANIZATIONS OF The LIQUOR DEALERS As5o-
ClAII0E.-Tbe constitution read at the Liquor
dealers Association yesterday at Cosmopolitan
Han was adopted An advisory board was pro-
Eided, one or It's duties being to help retail
dealers 10 procure licenses. and prevent the
Issuance OF licenses TO disreputable persons
An election OF permanent officers followed,
resulting in the choice OF the following: Presi-
dent Frank Hume; vice president, Daniel
OBrien; secretary, George Holmes; assistant
secretary, Thomas Walsh; treasurer. Peter
yiSOry board Frank Finley, Henry AlschWea H.
A. Hudson. William Muehleisen, A b. Crossiey.
Patrick Phillips. and VIM. O'Neil. The Officers
OF The association were declared members ex-
O1feio OF The advisory board The constitution
was signed by seventy-fiVe members and the
sum OF 1915 was collected.
TIE Y. N. c. ASSOCIATION held its annual
meeting last night at Lincoln Hall and elected
of1cers as follows: President, Rev. j. g. Ame5:
Z. NJ. Galaudet and William Stickney. yics
presidents; E b. BarnuIn, treasurer; j. L. Ewin.
recording secretary. Messrs. j. +. johnson,
George Ryneal, Jr, F. f. simpson and E. w.
Joseph 4. johnson, Rev. Charles Noble and Mr.
Charles Lyman were added as new members of
apart for the public anniversary. o. q. Night
vas requested 10 write history OF the associa-
uCn-
If YoU WISH TO Do THE RIGHT THING TO please
your son. purchase one or the very pretty aud
well-rade suits OF boysclothing nov sold at
ee9 Pennsylyanssa ave. IL will make The little
fellow happy and prove benefit to him In
many ways.
'rN PATENT CAsH-In the
Sop .a,,-, Ise1eraav ne suit filed some
Equt5 SSuiI, ye2 1s 49,, - I've New
York manufacturer OF soda water fountains, =,
against Mr.. g. G. c. SimIns, a druggist or this |
city came up. Matthews charged that SimmS
was using q soda water fountain which IN
frfrrPd on the patents held by him. This
Simms denied, but after hearing the case Judge
Cox decided that the patents granted the plain
tn on october 3. 1865 and January g. 1SS9. were
valid, and that defendant had infringe1 upon
them. IL was also ordered that the latter pay
TO Matthews the profits and gains which he
haG derived by reason OF the infringementS, and
MI c. Ingle was appointed an examiner TO de-
termine This amount. A perpetual injunction
was issued against the use OF the fountain here
after By SlmmS.