Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-12-22
4 P0inr Crank.

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Sky light and ON the walls announcing that Will
cut down all wires put UP on my building, and SO
WILL" was the determined conclusion.
A Polar Crank.
Mr. sYMNEs' THEORY ABOUT THE ARCTIC REGION
STRANGE LAND PEGPIED BY GIANTS
Capt. Geo T. Tyson, OF POlaTiS fame. has received
the following letter from Mr.. y. Symmes, dated at
''Symlnzonia. hear Louisville, KY" December =,
1858:
your address, as desire TO communicate with You
Oh The subject OF going north in command of an ex-
r. hn rrtta nv I''r 90 W. 90 soa my th- pt9t,
70 G gotten UP by subscription for the purpose OF
finding the country that Noyenszould. Virgins
ana capt futile found after passing the magnetic
pole al the So of north latitude (aS laid
down in the SynmeS Theory of my Fa-
then and thus running south after getting
| through RobesGn's channel and into the omen
polar sea until they found country and people
never before heard OF. and reported to the Art So
ciety OF London 10y Capt. Virgins and Seabaum
same country and people, and describes the people
as being very large, with black hair and whiSkers
either OF these reports and do You believe they
be true? The reports are in exact conformity to
tne Sylnmes theory, as advocated by my father,
| Capt John CleveS SymmeS, from 1913 to 1920
when he died. ] find no difficulty in flnding
people willing TO subscribe money enough TO buy q
steamer such the Polaris was and 90 in search
! OF The people and country that Virgins, Seabaum
ana futile found, where they said they rode on
horseback through the new country. and In their
,,-dCi i,-nr;. - ~ e.n ehp, iiaA, wheat Mites,
troII ,rjna IN oT, ,iitu as tit Vi zen or Twelve
TearlI rba, SnI,i .,, ~ St,tl IONS e'tcn
PoIarls hay our INTO RohaSonis rannei onJas
! you We're stopped by Capt BuddngtOn. but they
Were rIlnnr south where tbev fn,ind no , ,TS
| a nd neOnln renOrtad why i0"Ai' 'o e0u'i'S
DO You believe If Captain Buddngton
Womb have made the saine oi ,'t ou
said when up to So - in his Sled ride from, i Nm
ter quarters at so 3s with Mr. CheSte err that il
hprI IhIly
the atmosphere was so llle-gying. ana now ihey
are found and rppOrpd To Inc Nv fant big, "a
wei nInnnrtonad WCnrd 70, Iva Mt Ilsh anu
command of sIInh an eyneS,tfnn" ~ ~ III,
20 With us ana can GET hnndrns nf vns, MY Wv VI"
90 along onf of which wee n SJ va I Gl1 ~
like T6e came tbnrl i We mn $50 auth a' you
as the people are larger man ne an o',i
these new discoyer and maze cdn -r,l 1TC ~ my III
all that hear me and ali want n @n - tI :" &
try for me cold mines and tr9n1e pIoo uIl t Ill
hear from You at Your earIiasf cnnvetenr ~ iil0
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I'M MtsLC a-.ihe museum has lost none of It's
popularity. ana the excellence OF the entertan-
hltnt Is maintained. Besides the collection OF ami
nila ana cuiioSitleS very pleasing performance is
given.
binar ~ -, 49, vi Se,sl2 I.2I eiiipio5cd as q
Gousn yraS lien IN Wi Nh icIJluS aI thc court,
ioCt ,-,,irr 80, III ".iilessiaS might anu died
q NATIVE M tI I'm I" t5 p!SIl lie was
i'm fhis canntr LUZ ~ lt9utd many years
ter part 0f the war AID - r 70 ct 10, TouuC tie il
he
house and Iotfarr had III Sbo p IN ~ 't Cu'lt-
bun He rsa ai' Ir h'ia Sii4 ~ III 5tG 1nuhcE
IL st,eet IIta f,,naro" III ne ", wv Sich 'tI ouo
ali erD0on nj o'cInct "iii '"Ae pi'ee to-llioio"
- -'oi' '' d eloch.
FORMS Oprp, uo,.s, rho 1,,,ou-o. $1,000.
comnan3 VIZ - nc Emerson concert
t t WI g.ft men iaSt performance tonight
M 'tc peneht p me NaliohaI titles Next week
cnn,-,Si rdHm CotulaIlS, barry ana ray, Will
performance OF The Irish Aristocracy' MatineeS
Christmas, Wednesday and Saturday.
IhEfTS ABOUT THE MARKET HoUSEs-CoInplaints
nd o, ~ me ireael,, easss OF petty larceny In
anu aoout me oehter anu other market houses Of
h Lide Two ehtTa policemen stationed In and
huout Tue oellteI Iarket say That they are kept
Dt9y nediIy d Inc tIine IN trying 10 protect pUr
terarS [1roda 80, ~ az eAecIlt ,I vi Tue SUI
the arief hons: a ,adA VII 20 VIII ms wagon 10
c n%d VIII It an" ht maxi puicn3es Oh meats
whole hour sendin% N II snail i1'',1a !pd ma. vi
he nd inyer" ortr 5 % OF ias before
his chance and steals and stortp ~ tt Us
nInndnr nnttin1 On all The otrs %. 20 VI - ".' di'
Thus II is with the hntnher Mo 81 go o. ii..
baskpfs fontaining the mnrcho aau NJ hi ii nno
10 their houses MANY 6f Tbesa haei-etG ra -,
from the WAGONS and nerar Nc vi of ,o .ahe
- Nv - ''A'eA w 'iuS-
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IN TIE RANKs"-At the National Theater next
week Will he presented what is claimed TO be tie
most magniticently mounted meo-drama of the
day. Wherever SIN the Ranks has been proGucad
and 1t has only visited the large cities it has
created marked sensation. Three railroad cars
are required TO transport the scenic effects and a
large force OF carpenters and machinists travel
with the company. The cast is a very large one
and includes among other we'll known names those
OF Mr.. Frank Weston, Mr. Sidney Howard Miss
Kate Forsyth, formerly John McCjtiloughs leading
lady, ard Mrs. Sidney CoWell. Unless the 1udg.
country. Is entirely at fault, the management Of
tIe Nali9hai couId not well have selected a more
auitaoe Loiuay ATTRACTION.
NJ, c.,, =
NJ, VI ~ oIAN > 05FER 10 ASCENSION CHURCH.
M VI Coit'n nus d,il announcer 10 MS many bene
Ia .lDo ~ me tScctlSion chlrc In thS city, by
i6 e. CIV :D,Wo towards paying OH the debt,
Pii ,iC ''.i't oiI9it9alioh VIII give I'll"
naihcT on or before January LIST, 1o65. The balance
M -, - ~ p on nave o.iOIo Iiopt9 Vi DelnS
~ " O ''Ai' ''iiiouiII.
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- W i.iTt-i . DINE MCsEtN-lne new museum,
yt .i.-'t u a1IgGts Is rapidly gaining an eX-
CClltht itputalon. Inc program IS d very inviting
o44o- eIi''iis'o VIII pe ilidc III next weeks BIZ.
He l. NJ {. A. ANSIvERSARY.-The tniTty-frst
aAihFtfa;Fy exercises Of the Young Mems Christian
ASSERTION Were hcd last evening in the First Bap-
tlst church, which was crowded. Tn" president
J, Of, Of New York also made Al aaaress TIC
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