Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-11-30

Have you heard from "Pater" within the last
few hours? He seems to be quite overwhelmed by
the "lamentable spectacle OF the depravity OF
taste OF this day." afforded by the attendance OF
arOnaen at the trial OF Guteau. Ii common interest
in trial that will go upon record as one of the
most remarkable in the history of our country he
evidence OF depravity only when exhibited by
women, it is indeed shocking to contemplate what
generally bad lot the women OF Washington are
from the "beautiful and handsomely dressed
lights OF Capitol Hill. Did it ever occur
to ''Pater" that possibly there were women cap
consider it matter OF no importance whether he is
"surprised" or otherwise? AS to ''disclosureS'-
don't worry, .Pater;" as rule we come across one
every day In the week. would be obliged to
enter a nunnery or be Theoretically sealed I'm a
mammoth tin can to avoid them. 'Pater" himself
is disclosure. That little bit about ''petrffed
VertuoSOS OF the class known strong minded" is
good-has a learned sound, but it is not eminently
proper that the strong minded should set exam
But take 1t coolly, "Pater," we can regu.
late our conduct, as 1 said before, and
we certainly intend to be present at this
trial whenever more pressing duties will admit
We are citizens; We have our theories concerning
the mental condition OF the prisoner, which we de-
sire to substantiate by personal Observation not
wthStandng disclosures" This may seem
strange to "Pater," whose female friends take
it, have no ideas save as they are first filtered
through the porous quality OF his brain. know
OF no reason why disclosures" should shock the
modesty OF refined women more than the modeSty
OF those refined mortals who are their husbands
and brothers. An honest purpose dignifieS any
action; therefore, let Pater' take courage. These
women may have an honest purpose, as well as a
legftima te curiosity.
ONE WHO HOPES SHE HAS A STRONG MIND.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
81 ar to snS * s
Chester Che Angelic 1T r. Gamble to same; N. L.
j. J. Albright to C. A. McEwen, sub 20, So 1864;
$500 w. fudge to n A. Ryon. pts, and g. 50.
A. So. AS; $500. National Capital Real Estate
Association to Patrick Brosnahan, sub q, So SOL:
$3.50 Elyin F. Adams to n. A: Ryon, pit, lot l6,
sub TO- So s67 s., 800 John A. Prescott trustee to
Charles A: McEwen, lot 16, So 1905; 5000. J: J.
Albright to C. A. McEWen, sub 5, q. 1905 81 GOO.
James F. woodland to w. BROKER, sub % and q,
So 1895; $500. j. A. Prescott to c. A. McEwen lots
IA and 16, So. 100; $50. A. Hyde ct al, trustees
to Mepnerson p a. block g. Beas add
Gates, pit 62 block So, p. b. T. and DIS addition to
Georgetown; $500. Mary E. Mcdaniel to Henry A.
Ceney to John r. Sherwood, lot = :. Cucholds De-
light and Inclosure:" s. so. Mary A. Ingram to
Sarah A. Brereton, lot 16 sub square go. 5000.
w. F. Hoffman to +. KoOneS, lot l02. square 675.
$1,5OO Joe Barnard to j. H. De Alley, subdivision
4, square 41s, sl,2l0 BENJAMIN D. Tcod to Bush
rod ID lot sf Hnmss S NJ MG
square 567, $500. Chris Willing, trustee, to r. w.
Tyler, lot 8, square S6S, $30S6 90. Clementina ID.
Brent 10 HarriS DOWnS, SuDilNlOn Is, square s39
$3.50 20. Ann NJ. E.lln TO Columbus ES.in, lots %
and SO, Mt. Pleasant, $780, E. j. Eslin to E. South
ard Parker, same property, 81, COO.
MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to r. II.
Martin OF NewtOwn, Va, and Mile w. Harris OF
Richmond, Va; Strother Jackson and Lille Dill
warth; Chas. Majors and Amanda Tine; John
C. Dyer OF Fairfax county, Va, and Sarah Ii. On
Brandenberg and Virginia p. Zeh; Charles r.
Gregory. of Hancock, Md, and Mamie waterss
timore; Daniel Corners and Winnie Shanahan JAS
d. Baker and Regina N. Walter, both OF Prince
Georges county, Nd; John K. Slick and Rosa
Clark; r. ID. Anderson, OF the University of Viz
ginia. and Nj. Carrie White, of AlSemarle county,
Va; Thos. r. MolOch and Joanna Tarlton, both OF
Baltimore.