The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-09
THE DAILY EVENING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SATORD1

of zee" will be performed this afternoon and
evening, with the farce of An odd Lot
AT THE AMERICAN attractive entertainments
will be given this afternoon and evening.
CARL SENTz and Mark Hassler's Orchestra
will give performance at Musical Fund Hall
MADAME PAREPA RosA'stwo concerts next
week at Concert Hall will present unusual
attractions Nine, Rosa Is herself so popular
that she would be sure oflarge and appreciative
audiences, but she has also secured Supporting
talent OF more than usual claims to notice. Mr.
Brookhouse Bowler, Signor Z. Ferranti Mr.
Carl Rosa, Mr.. pattison, and Mr.. George Colby
features OF the entertainments. however, will
be the performances of MIR. j. Levy, the ia
nous English cornetpayer. This gentleman
has never appeared In this city bat the testi-
monials that he has received both in Europe
and America. with regard to his wonderful
command over difficult and unpromislng
Instrument, are such as TO excite much ourio-
The sale of tickets for the concerts will COM
mepce at TTumpler's music store at O'Clock
A. M. on Monday. In order to prevent specu.
lation In the tickets, no more than six Will be
sold 10 any one person.
THE MENNERoHoRs GRAND MASKED BALL
sn m 70 tsks paoe ~ 'ns na aoaGemy OF
chor balls in former years nave been grand
atfsiTs, and we understand that the managers
are txerting themselves to surpass all former
La CoTER1E CARNIvAL.-Messrs. Abel & Ris-
ley have identified themselves vita mssque-
rade balls, and the idea of u winter without one
of their brilliant entertainments at the Aca-
denny OF Music is so distressing that we decline
to think OF e The public have begun to look
forward to the "La Coterie" ball as tn . great
event of the season, and as til o star-sp sng ed
globes which herald the approach OF the carni-
val season prominently displayed in all
parts of the city, the masqueraders are begin
ming to make their preparations Tor psrticl-
pating in the festivities. Messrs bel 81 Risey
announce Monday, January ii, as the night
and the subscription list limited so that those
who propose to take part in this affair should
secure their tickets without further delay.
MISS ANNA II. DICKINSON the champion OF
humanity and the rights of man, as well as of
ner own sex, will discourse at the Academy of
Music OH Friday evening OF next week oa the
"Wrongs of Woman anu the True Rem edy."
The press of New England speak In the most
favorable terms of this appeal in behalf OF that
very large class OF female operatives and
others, thrown upon their own resources for
by the upgenerous opposition of the sterner
sex and the cupidity of unprlncipled EN- ployers,
who insist a woman's doing q greater
amount of labor than a man In the same field
of employment, but ct much less pay. This
question of the status OF woman, and her rights
before the law, is exciting considerable atten.
tion both in England and this country, and
that Miss Dick inson Will treat her subj ect in
such manner as to command for IL the atten-
tion of her hearers do not doubt We are
deeply Interested in all projects that are likely
for them fair days wages for fair days work,
and as Miss Dickinson has given this subject
earnest thought and attention, we commend
her lecture to the public as one likely to prove
interesting and profitable.
The sale of secured seats Will commence on
Tuesday morning at Goulds, No. 926 Chestnut
street.