Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-15
AlnuaenaenfS. &c.

NATIONAL TBEATER.-There was a large audi
exec at the National last evening. ''Cinde-
Tella,7 one Of the best spectacular pieces ever
produced here was given admirably. The audi.
cnce was frequent In its applause. The whole
piece, muse spectacle, singing aud acting
was so pleasing that no one could have been
otherwise than delighted. Cinderella should
lot De missed By any pIay-gOeT.
F0RDs OPERA IIOUsE.-The opera House VIII
De open tomorrow evening. Barlow, Wilson,
Ir1mrCSe AID Vests mtastrelS will hold the
boards that night and the rest OF the week
This company is one OF the best on tAe road.
The Baltimore papers speak in high terms of
Ills troupe, saying the combination OF specially
artists Is superior one in every respect, and
their acts, songs, dances and jokes are all new
and refreshing.
TIE COLUMBIA BICYCLE SCHOOL HOS and 1114
E street IS open iron am. TO 10 pm.
PARLoR CoNCERTs.-Miss Jennie Dean and
Little Lille, assisted by Prof. Bernays, in ad-
d1tlon TO the Orpheus Quartette of Baltimore,
evening this week at Driver & SchodeId's. 1913
Penna- avenue. Admission free.
The POTOMAC FRUIT GROWERS EXCURSION
The last of the seaSOn-tOok place yesterday.
The steamer Mary NaShington lett at O'clock
and the W. ". C0Tc0Tan at 10 a. NJ, landing
some seven or eight hundred people al ely
mont. The exhibition Of fruits and flowers took
place On board the steamer Mary Washington,
which was beautifully decorated with flags and
WIeaths OF laurel and evergreens. A table the
full length or the forward deck was covered
with line specimens of fruits and flowers. John
y,
Maddox, grapes; Ii. A. Hungerford, apples; and
l. b. Edwards l. K Trembly, Mrs. Brainerd
DT. Rowland, Mrs. Avery, III. b. MouIton g. F.
Needham, Mrs. j. d. Hammond and Mr.. Cotton
and others presented good specimens OF various
productions. AT GlymOnt lunch was served
and dancing followed During the afternoon
COL ID. s. Curtiss, DR.. Rowland and Others
mace snort addresses, and Prot TOWNSEND aud
Miss Shannon gave FecitatfonS. The CorcOran
made second trip Ia the afternoon With 200
more guests.
TEE Kindergarten normal training will be
given free at the kindergarten Normal Institute
or washington 10 any well educated LADY " no
VIII use II TO teach the youngest children or
the Protestant Orphan Asylum free For par
ftcuiarS call Sept. 18th on The principals. Mrs
Louise Pollock, 929 Sth street, or Miss Susie
Pollock, 1i25 18th street.
CARRIED FORTY MILES WHILE AsLEsP.-The
AieXandr1a Gazette OF last evening says: a col
oTed Individual during the rain storm in Baltt-
more yesterday afternoon took refuge in a b. &
r. r. X. freight car The rain continuing to
iall for some time, and he being Of that class Of
Saoie folks who invariably go TO sleep when
kept seated ii one place over nye minutes, was
soon snoring away IN dreamland. The car In
The meantime was attached 20 train which
soon started southwark at the rate OF forty
miles an hour, and shortly arrived at the W. &
q. Junction, near this city, By which time the
sleeper had duly awakened. as much bewildered
IS the eastern prince when he awoke early In
the morning at the gates or Damascus WHITTIER
be had been magically transported Ia a state OF
SomholeLce On his wedding night. Eyplant-
tions followed and the involuntary passenger
Was allowed 10 depart Ia peace.
YOU CAN RELY UPON 1T that every style make
and quality OF ready-made garments to b. found
IN any first class house can be- HAD at the pop
utar OoyS' clothing house OF g. Robinson & Co..
9t9 Pennsylvania avenue, and that too az
prices that will prove satisfactory To parents
and guardians.
WEDDING IN UNIOSTowN.-There was a large
gathering IN EMANUEL Episcopal church 10
l nioAJoWn last evening TO witness the mar
Ilage or Mrs Rebeccd K. King {aee Miss rdiberD
10 Mr.. John = Tayman. Both belong 10 FAINT
lies representing the old settlers OF Prince
George county, Md, and the edge OF that
county touching AnacOsjia had a gOOdly MUM
Der at the wedding. The numerous mothers
with their young babies gave the affair quite a
family appearance. The marriage ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Mr.. Mckee rector
o. Emanuel, Miss Ellie Darling playing Ine we'd
ding march.
THE CoxIEG FAIE.-The mercantile parade of
The Boston and Baltimore anniversaries Is to De
ole or TIE leading features OF the Celebration
and an EFFORT Is TO be made TO make as credit
ee!e snow as possible III the coming second
annual parade on Oct. 4th, when the National
fair opens In this city. Mr.. F. X. Ward the
manager OF TIE lair parade, Invites suggestions
from all quarters.
Sons OF JoNApAB.-Tbe eighth annual session
OF the Sovereign Council, Sons OF Joaadab. vas
continued yesterday at Temperance Temple
Baltimore. recep tiOn and banquet was given
Dy the y Z. NILS COUNCIL OF JOlaQaO5 to the
delegates TO the Sovereign Council, at which g.
IL NiHeS. {. Brown, Thomas SummerScaleS
John Berry, ii. Arenz and j. ID. Butcher or the
DlstIlcf, were present. There were a numb r OF
toastS drank, which were responded 10 by s. c.
NILS, \. 7. Naupln, k. Turner, K. It, smith
Dr. Etheride, ". g. Redgrave Rev. Uriel Graves
and Halyor Nelson OF Washington.
Don't FORGET To attend the opening OF MI Ter
Jones' billiard department this evening.
DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
Allison Major 10 F. DenaiSe, trdStee, pit 10, ST..
40; q ,lG2t5. E. Early ct al. to A. CiLgria do.
Go; s2,oo0 Howard University 10 Jas. Nelson
east pit. lot ) block q, EEingham: $3.50. SAM
10 ". 4. Brooking, west p lot 5. do. do; $3.50.
L >. BOND 10 Agnes Rowan, sui. %, so. I22:
$500 and encumbrance ST 90. Caleb Ad aus TO
martina Adams pts. So, A and IS sub. 5i5: s.
a. Major 10 W. W. Rapley, pit. 3, 80. PSI: s..
EachSi - Nailor ct al. TO same party known as
me n K house, So 25i; IS, I40SO. Susannah
JOS. Dra,ey TO S. Lacey, lot &, So 10. 81. =
Lacey TO W. w. Leioert, same; 500. w. u. par
tello, lot 126, So AS; $1,000. w Furnace r. Z,
Gallant, lot p, sub So 4I9; g. j. W Hesn ct
al 10 Maria Bell, lots 70 Is SherifT stat. e.,
j. A. Stephenson, trustee. TO II. F. Myar LOT s
sub. q. X 436: 5. j. L kidwell trustee m tho
Sisters OF the Visitation. lots I12 and g Tbrel
keld'S addition 10 Georgetown; g. Middleton
and BOrland, trustees, TO K SiiIas lots and
sub. SO. 564; $3.50. NJ. Leddy TO John Angerman
lot q, sub. So 49, = 900.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
2. Smith and Emeiine GieSeke Joseph Bolden
and Agnes Holly; John Rye and Ida b, Donald-
aud a "a g