Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-11-20

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N refute NJ. Baine TO political pron0t lon in the
south il rather thin. Nr. Blaine says "the states
OF the late c0nederacv" Carlisle is from Kentuckr
Vas that one OF the confederate states, Wood
ford ditto Morgan End Fayan are from Missouri
Was Missouri q member OF the cnnfeGqracv? Tn.
other One named was joe Brown. OF Georgia He
himself. says he was n SeceSsiOniSt. Hancock OF
Texas, believe, is as stated By your southerner
READER
ExcEIsIoR--The famous Kiralfv Bros WIN pro
duce Their magnificent spectacle ..ExcelSior- at
AiDoGghS Grand Opera house, on NOniav next.
This VIII be the first and only engagement of
"ExceiSlor IN this city, as the company VIII ret1rn
10 Europe early in the spring. Two hundred atr
ETY. People are required for the proper production
az Excelsior and the stage Of the GRIND Onera
House VIII AFFORD an2Die facilities 10 put The piece
Oh its entirety. feature OF It's presentation here
VIII be an entire new stock or costumes and
scenery. the latter fresh from the brush of the
scenic artist. The usual Prices Of airnissioU viii
be maintained. aud reserved seats Llay now be
secured at the box office
TIE GRaSR LODGE OF Coon TFMPLlRs-At O
meeting OF the Grand Lodge OF Good TeIrpars at
following officers were elected: G. y. c. T.. VI. p
Caldwell; O. " councillor. A.r. j. f. Frost: g. W
VI. Mrs 4 T. POWELL. G. "; secretary. Mr. J.H
pony; o. W Treasurer, DR.. ". F. Childs; G. ~.
chaplain, Rev l. II. York. G. W. marshal Nr H.
Madden Nessrs kalstroln and W. 4, Bailey were
elected as representative 10 the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge, which meets al Toronto.
THE WONtN's PRESS AsscCIATIoS-The Womans
National Press Association met last evening az the
paTlo-S OF Nh Ruth c. DennisOn ard reO~-aniZa1
with the following officers 20. the ensuing Tqa-.
It~Ol and Mrs Mar y. Shannon, vice presidents
MIS-. Neti.a sanford. secretary: MIS-. r. n. LIN,
coin. treasurer. and Mrs. VI T. Burke and Mrs A
NJ sperry, executive committee.
S,xps-sIxPsox.-Nr. F. P. Sands. Of Neyypo-r
anc Miss Ju!ia F. simpson, daughter OF Commodore
simpson We're married yesterday afternoon 81 tac
Trinity church, New Work, osTcia.ed assf-ta;i nv
~. PlTet The bridesmaids were Miss carrie
New lorS. and Miss C. Sidreley. OF Baltimore. The
uShers were Hessrs. George Bird. Ed simpson, G.
Colt, OF Hartford; james Du Blois, OF New YORK;
thas- Russell and Joseph Arymar, Mr.. Andrew
sands acting as the groom 5 best man i reception
vas helo It Commodore SIMPSONS home. 1909 VI
street There were many Distinguished guests
present The toilets displayed were rich and taste
III, The coupe left for New York on the p. IL
MARRIAGE iIczSsFs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by The clerk or the court 10 James
New York. y. Y. and Winnie Berry. Of Alexandra:
He.-y Young and Martha z Ware; James Lewis
Bailey and Julin Eliza Hamilton; Starr Parsons
and Mamie V wroe: Phillip Z. HICKS and Jose
phine y Wright, OF P. c. Co, Md
An ELECTRIC DocToR's ADVICE TO A CRIPPLED Pa
TiE:T-IStrriey, at GO IN, the Chcl go express
, ~ oTongnt TO this city from Baltimore Miss
Stanton. who WAS ~ Ill that IL was thought she
would die before she could be taken from the depot
she was IT once removed 20 Providence hospital.
SlsS stanton some years ago had fail and severely
injured her hlD. since which time she has been
LINZ On!y wAistng with the aid Of crutches. IL
appears that some one recommended 10 her doc
Tor n Baltimore who applies electricity IOr such
1h]uTics, and that she went there a Few days ago.
Alter she hal received his treatment few days
81 was told Oy him That she needed no crutcbcs.
Acting On his advice she left Baltimore and tried
walk without her crufches. but when She arrived
here she wa In great pain and helpless
THE WAGES OF SIN."-The melOdrama OF "The
wages of Sil" will be produced al tie National on
aOniay. IL Is an English Eelodrama, by Frank
Harvey. IL has no pretense TO a generic Character
III does not aim 10 illustrate an exceptional phase
o. any sort OF life. whether civic rural It sin
ply introduces set OF characters and tells story
OF love and sorrow. SIN error and retributiol wiLh
theatrDal incident and climax.
ROBBERY BIZ BoY.-About four O'Clock yester-
Gay afternoon two boys entered Abraham Schlorn-
Dergs store, No. S5 ID street One or them was
alike trltz well known 10 the police, and the her
was 8 stranger The stranger snatcbed IN over
coat and ran of, while Fritz remained In the store
Abraham could not leave, he WIS afrid thar
SiHe would steal something in his absence, be
cried ~catch Jhief,n and Officer Jones' responded
and arrested Fritz as being suspicious character
IN the Police Court this morning judge Smell SEN
t<need I'm - three montis On the farm.