Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-02-21
Free Bridge 2 ALI, in ss,~, Washington.

To the E,ii-cr u THE WING, STAR:
Til. peo.;i Z this }art q the District % Columbia
are t1iiig bout The 'ep"rred op.ii1Es ~ the
DIStTie I,ir ais, - IN re."reucc To the proposed
free briJgs. Th1y take except2l 10 the .,l.c-cd
Statement that "tEe free bridge would only
beneIIt Georgetown and while they decay
part OF tn, District dement's all. ana th.y
would like To inquire il the Commissioners
are commissioner Tor tP city If Washington only,
or FOR TN District "f COEfnhIt- AS fer the Ohec-
ton urc1t b. tt'nt IL reference Ia stoppag,. Of
street improvements, Is con med. ever X IL
81. the citizens here would rather have tie fire.
bridge than tn nave StuIc per year of a rect
Improved. ana they thiS< that the merchants in
Wasliu1te, ga; q K,-.l cr,,., would I've yyiI-tnar
70 fOregU the mere liberal street Improvements
there for time IN order Ia get the Increased bush
ness th2t thearcr hritz,- would bTinS. They Know
what the commissioners do rct To be informed
about aht that i tina; when she citizens and farm
ers frUIp TIE adjoining states come 10 Georgetown
they sometimes cross l;cr crrn. and 81 d s9He Of
Their money IN tht section, bet re Going hO:he.
Perhaps If the Commissioners knew this Jney
would not te 81 much opposed TO the free briuge.
anu sigh - hnCh over tils. anticipated depletion OF
the District coolers which the VrOpe here II should
be borne in DliId. are called upon TO help i'll.
FAIR PLAY.
SERVANT GIRL SENTENCED For SrEMISG.-Ida
Prather a c0lar.d girl was charged in the Police
Court to-day with Is.tcrny. Mr.. George X. Nc<tir
testified Jha; TIE dereIttint was formerly Gu
pOyed as - vdnr in his house, No ~ street
northN~->l- she iciL about three weeks ago. aLd
after sh had gone they 1ouga That several articles
OF clothing had d. en- -totr Oticer Wheelotk ties
ing the articles detective Cox testified! 10 recov-
erng portion Of the clothing which She admitted
she h.td St0th Mr~ lila Matthews, An aunt OF
TIE ieIttnt testified thai sh" -. e Ida The black
skirt, which II Was ciIar-r.i She had stolen The
defendant testified that her aunt gave her the
skirt The court said thit il MAS ones ion whether
he should believe The trSi ilppy Of the officers or O.
The Defendant and her aunt, aid seht her 10 jail for
So days
WEDDING IN iSiCOsrI,.-I.ls- evening the we'd
ding of ar. JJla,-, = Br.-hrlrs a p6,,,Iar vU1nfr
W q mt IL IlIrEf
Wood, OF th1t VIlia--, toU& pace III Euimintlel
Episcopal church. mere al CverftowiIg ccngreg..-
t0l wiIs ass i.'.[EL The uN.irrs an The occasion
werI- Cadet Hlces>1n. \. tsrrcl,ii "A son OF Cap
Tain GTrt>.l. l. :. \ and NIeS~Es Mood James
tO5 VI QtIll'l. and Geur--- J. Fowler. The brides
HAll VS. 'iiSs Martha E'>'. dni the grOo:nsnaii.
Nr. Thomas Frax. Tu,. Officiating r,rrt,yin9y,
was The lsey. joan. v T. Ncne-. rector o: Anacos-
va parish oW!us I" t!,e families of The bride and
groom D'inG - extensively c"nneets4t iFthe Dis
trict anu the adJp;Is-. county OF Prince George
Nd, tncTe Lsr-c Ttyf,S tation Of Their r.,a-
lNe1 al ttt We,itia- AIt'r Tine marriage service
al Jie church. reception took place al the resi-
oe,Cc OF tn brt IL. parents fSlio!v,i fy a coat,on
There were nuincrOus bridal pTt-euts.
MARRIAGE LicESstS.-Narr:age licenses have
beth issued 10y Tie clerk az the court 10 Clayton
l. haliet, OF Antrim eUcH'N. Michigan. and carrie
+ Drake, or Ally-.tI.. Michigan. James T. krast-
ears anu ha5,,.. T. "oei 90 vniontown. Blst-ict
Oi tOlCIAJ4u; lh";.i;t~ g. ingr1haIa and Cora J..
Young, Charles a. Williams anu Eliza Jackson:
Geu'Br H. HIrE-fS ana Mary K. FrtieE. both of
sidney, OIlo. Henry y. Fry and Gertrud. " Camp
lei, W H. Dc Lacey AID Mary Evcina flyers.
SENTENCED To TH- f5.~Irf~TIsKY-Ca rrie Towlrs
awell-5rowu co"reti gIri. between fifteen and six
ten years 81 aye according 10 t!p. flng. OF the
Jury convicted an the rrtfl CONT ~ TIT, i.,rren
OF watch. cstilei TAP That court tuis morn
ing Tor seHtenc" and III. point made hat She
should BE- sentenced 10 u rrfurInItOry institution
TIE court sail that There was such place for
girls here, and believing that the prisoner Is over
Sixteen years or IT, sentenced ..er u one year
lii the Albany peniIeatlary-
ALEXANDRA, on WASHISGT0x'S PrRrup.y-Tba
citizClIS OF Alexandria have determined - make
Washington blrtl,i OF is; surp;,S, all theirs In
Festivities In addition 10 the military feature OF
the procession. tine George Washington club OF
Philadepla, viii be IN line. and present large
humber OF char 'cteEs. among them george Wash
mgt0n clowns, h.;reqlin>, hnigitS and ladies' &c
A special schedule VtiI De- in effect as follows
Trains viii leave Baltimore and Potomac railroad
station:
Leave WashingtOn-6:35 30 9.a5. 10. 1905 1I:1o
and l135 a IL, 1870, 2O5, }, AS, 5, 6a5 and sU5
p. IN
Leave Alexandria-6O5 sos, 1910. 1870 snd 1,,.O
~ 300, 3, 4, 5:iO, ., '.O5 and 1910 p. Ii.
1910 midnight
The HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL CoScgRT-The Ma
rine band viii perform the following program at
the reception under the auspices OF the lady mana
gers or the Homeopathic hospital TO- ni2ht at Ma
sonic Temple, M John Philip sOusa conductor:
I Overture-"La Dame Blanche~...-...... Bodieu
Romance for hOrIl-"Non Ner'.... MATTED
Mons l. 11lIeaux.
Observation-Disclosures student NillOcker
Cornet sOao-"Cleopatriar ............... Demdre
Mr.. William Jaeger.
Caprice-"La POlonla1 MiSsllI
q Gaiop de concert-..Ia Chase DE Lion. KoiIinr
Dancing VIII follow the promenade concert
CH.s WYSDHAN.-The sale OF seats for 1.-THE
EItat divorce Case 10 be produced at Ford's
opera house by the wyndhaIn company ON Mon
Scst ne1' vas very large this morning Every In
company win no doubt be fully realized