The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-26
AMTrsEMENTS

AM " Obm6NG
wAc.nr,,y or MUSIC ENs11sH OPERA BY general
sesiye Fotow beautiful opera OF AGrtnd viii be pre-
aented this evening" with very hne cast This IS one
Sonbt not the people will fill the Academy TO hear II
me evening has been set apart for the beneht OF
Mr. o. Campbell the favorite bdsso cdrtdnte OF the
This s the last week of the English opera in this
cry.
week OF Miss Helen Westerns engagement. She ap-
years n four great rotes this evening g EteG , S
and as Jenny Leatherungs' in the musical 6ure'tA
csSu oS tomorro@ Ss "wednesday afternoon Mr. Alfred
Roberts the very popular doOrkeepeT OF the
%eRI no TeTy w attractive bill Mr. roberts deserves Wen
hands Sf The pISe e Sr s eyeo Sond not be-
made for the position ne as avs sesnSon iSnus VIII
wAINuT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. H. L. Davenport
anpears as Hover in the capital comedy OF wa
Oats, Bupp9r'e4G e4GhoyymSn oy & Mr. Fawcett. Miss Enie
GeTmon, and all of the company avorltes' Ihls u
one of MT Davenporvs best parts.
Apcu STREET THEATRE.-Mrs. John Drew VIII
onnser this evening in the new comedy OF ours wrlt
zen Dy y; b n history OF a famous regiment of British
regulars during the Crmean campaign; anS COme"g
n produced IN aumlI""ie '''I'' ~ ~
A,,rn,c,,5 TuEATRE.-The Variety Troupe at the
AmsTCan is Rd99 ng9 GP0G aae adGed 'S to the
aitpsetions The Demon Dances In preparation ana
a matinee is announced for Saturday
C.n,CaossS D1xEY at the Eleventh Street Opera
Honse continue their Masked Bali, and present TINS
Lang
lions Their houses are crowded nightly
I.p.,,rsE RECOMMENDATIONS readers have heard
occasionally OF the & 6eye created such an ex
citement In San Francisco since the hrst OF January
Iorniey Steamer Rising star. 1t great point in
their favor that they did not depend on long te @
excitement. on the same steamer the lolloWlns Ell g
emen wfR Sns MasnTe proprietor
OF the Academy Of Music n san trahGSCo, 5r3eSIo 9
Richard Risey W. f, Schiedt, ana Edward 3anks
The three latter accompanied the troupe from Japan
where they have been residing for some years. ny
will be seen that it with extreme difficulty tha
Ihe troupe was permitted to lea saye (a6n %rese
Empire That this is not mere mere @ tha sifnitsd
States Consul to Professor Rsey, written on the eve
~ CnSsTI&TT niS UNITEp STATES OF AMERICA, KAMA
eAwA, Japan December lS6STo lI,oI FTSgSs TroSSs ~
the fact that the Japanese under your managee
ing to the most reliable information given TO me,
known toibe the only genuine troupe OF aGtstS EnaC
pleasure to feel assured you VIII noI Only aSto @
c ns w6ereyeT UHs yon may perform do cheeruy
that the of your artists are known to De not only
afforded the public of this settlement under your
management and at your theatre tns pFavIIese d U5
always as interesting as extraordinary and novel.
Wishing you every success vaPaS am s F1sER FfsPHSuV
' United States Consul at Japan.
where they will perform before his Imperial Majesty
NannIeon III. according to previous arrangement,
The Exposition opens the Both OF Apr so that out
short time is lett for the public of our Atlantic cities
TO witness their extraordinary performances prior to
their departure As suitable place could be secured
for their immediate exhibition IN New YORK, the
Academy of Music, in Philadelphia has been engaged
for few nights. Philadelphia audience is proven
bally critical and hard TO please but we have oeen
assured that their wonderful performances merit all
the most lavish encomums bestowed upon them.
THE NEXT LEcTURE.-Major-Genera o. o. How
ard, OF the Freedmen's Bureau WILL deliver the
seventh lecture of the course under the auspices OF
the Social Civil, aud Statistical Association OF the
Colored People OF Pennsylvania, at National Hail.
neced with the OF the colored race than any
other man. may expect to hear q very interesting
lecture The celebrated BLACK swan" will appear
nj the opening closing of the lecture, and Miss E.
]. Trlmble will recte George H. Boxers poem en-
titled ''The Black Regiment" The house Will be
packed to hear the brave General with "the armless
sleeve"
SIIAKESPERIAN CARNIVAL AND BAL MASQUE.-The
attaches of the Walnut and Chesnut Streets Theatres
and the Academy of Music will give their annual Bal
Masque at Concert Hall on the evening of April 80.
This ball TO have taken place during the present
month the Horticultural Hall, Broad street,
but as that hall will not be completed tor some time,
the Committee have engaged the above place. Very
preparations are being made TO contribute
10 the comfort and pleasure of those who attend aud
DEATH OF A HIsrRIoNIc HoRsE.-The celebrated
Lrick-horse Sensation" belonging TO the eques-
trienne, Miss Leo Hudson, and used in her famous
representation of "Mazeppa,' met with singular
death in Paterson on Wednesday last. BY some
means he got his hind feet the rope tied across
the halter got under his necK and being unable tC
raise himself. he in this manner ChokedItO death
The horse was most wonderfully trained and was
valued at from $4,000 to $4,000.