Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-02-10


nSsritsr's Art Gallery, 4ss eth rs-ee..
ssIlo.s 6anerSof o. Paintings, 1886 Penn
sylyaniA avenue.
TN IHEATsKs--kr. Feeh;er-s d" Don Cesar
De B1Lsn" did not attract ~ Tge audience
- the NATIONAL TheSser last evening his
Cialde Melroscs," /" Ray Bias ard f" Ham,
f the Prsnsdag e.e '0yes h Ss hose Who
Der.oDaton OF the ronick ng Ee1. MISS Le-
sisrq vas very good a. Maritsra," AMI A.
psared 20 great advantage in tie after-g!ece
The WolI IN Sleeps Clothing" Fecater 8
Han'et, However, was tue greas hit Of the
1eeh and il will be repeated this evening" To
morrow afternoon al clock. IL ere il 10 he 4
Iseerq matinee, with the celebrated NAV O;
..PlO; and Passion - With u iss Carlet.2 I.e.Isro
, ..s[ies ascieFg and AR, Frank Rcehe N
ale e;,ls Tor Tomorrow ntgkt, anu o. Monday
nr. scott S.ddons will appear in AZ You
Mrs. Lander appeared as aSharIotfe Cordav,'
IN he play Of that name n Walls Opera House
sst nignt, and u w3s well received sy ar appre-
sl.1ye audience. The play is a very elective
enc, and Nr. Barton has a very ctrony COMPANY
ns 10 he hoped they will repeat "ChariOs;e
Csrday" TO- morrow night, as there is a general
VII have benefit, when "M&sks and Faces
VIII be presented, and to- morrow sfteruooa she
sin give an "Ehzabeth" matinee. Those who
aAte not seen her this week should avail tho n
selves OF these last chances. The pital troupe
Of Berger Bell Ringers commence an engs,.-
Hsp'as Wallis next Monday evening
A GEAND PEACE JUEILKx PRcrosyD.-s
heellns OF the prominent Germans " 80 held las,
heht AZ S%Dgtrbund Hall, corner OF 9Th and l.
siseets, 70 take into cons liberation the Irop-.ety
o. holding general celebration Throughout the
altsd States after 1t has become o.icially
Known that treaty of peace between France
and Germany has been signed. ChSx,es F.
sehn4d: presided with +. 4. Nussbaun recre-
Asy' Spesshes were made by several gentle
tfzt IL would be appropriate TO held a Jubilee in
ss,es OF declaration Of peace and the success
OF the herman arms, and also that il would Se
NSkeI tLat The IEittatory steps for holding this
celebration should be taken in Washington. II
as honght TO be very desirable that the cele-
hratlon should be he'd simultaneously all over
ire country. and plans for notifying ali Ger
1aas and German societies were proposed and
secEs:ed. IL was decided that q COMMITTEES of
SVen pc appointed 10 devise pixus for holding
me eelebraton, and TO notify the press ard ali
Serman societies and spread as widely as posi-
Sie tee idea OF holding grand Jubilee. The
e.l0wipg are the committee Df. Charles F.
schmidt. Theodore POesche, a. Cluss Charles
kseEt. A Hart, A. kluckLuhr and Chas Wal
nI: lbs committee subsequently increased
iEeT nrr1ber By the addition Of e. Cphof and
H. Nol.man, of Georgetown. Adjourned.
hed Lincoln Hall last night and head the granJ
1Gs.e By Theodore Thomas' orchestra enioved
asIest musical treat. II was a peyfeo. perform
ahee. Webers overture to EuryantLe playe1
= 1t was, strictly, presaged the SUCCESS OF the
ehnre programme. We regret that or space
Srblds Us to speak CT each selection a. i de
=
encore EsAgmGEH's TreRaer, we're scientifssIly
D. sEered. Ihe polka lpizzicatO) of Strauss yas
Also 'GeIy enjoyed. The playing of Miss Mel!g
srsv u, 10 fhe audience . Tapturous encore.
ISish - answered grsciously by one OF Cho.
uIp'sw.itzSs 1i1 cnh and yet beautiful. The
srsnS v,,in1ray she Hsss magnificent instru-
sent, and 10 doubt L. s,. a. .SI acuon-
A. ne action Is apparenu Ns' sAs 'oNo Is pei
Tonight. programme has az aAensd a lively
h,sIest, as 1t presents GEMS very a,1. go So
q TQyrnWR -.
Pkopy Ps>torale i in it.eif a snficiept 'ndEee-
nent 10 MI the house. Weber's oyertu
votren hkewisr calls for special attenti, q.
tIf lovers or music will regret the loss of thi.
great company of musicians, and will turn ont
,e-nisht to do honor 10 the great masters aud 10
Lose who Sc faithfully :a:=E:!st then WORKS.
TEE SITE FOR TEE MORSE MoNrNESr NOT
UT AGREED CP0S.-1he trustees Of the Ma
tsenal Telegraph Association held a mcsting
yesterday at the Patent OfSce the nurno-,
being 10 hear the report OF the Committee 70
select a site for the monument to Prof. Morse
Ut. Cox reported that the COMMITTEES had se.
Louisiana avenue and T. street with eth street
Considerable discussion took place with refer
ace tc this slte, Or. Cox urging that the CAPT
~ park. at the foot OF Pennsylvania avenue
W4s a more appropriate site. Finally the COM |
a tee were continued, With power to pursue
TIER Investigations further. and examine all
the dlrt-crr pi-v-V -...~-'eH, anu MAKE a re-
lCrt ii . future meeting.
STRAvs. TIE CLoT4IER, has Just returned
rom New York, where he lari in lsrse and
superior stock OF goods suitable fer the carni-
IAl trade, and particularly adapted for other
dress occasions as well. And az he buys for
cash he Is enabled TO sell II at the lowest posi-
ble rates. a nimble s;Speuce is better nan a |
slow shilling. il Strsus motto, and he conforms \
his action 70 il by always keeping his stock
fresh and fun, and SeliIrg ~ at small profits. |
Nv liberal advertising be manages 10 turn over
rs capital frequently. ard OF course O small
margin or each transaction makes a handsome
l1f.v rynCT m a ven ia fha I
giand secret ct success in trade. and W. are
glad some OF our merchants have found II out.
THR BOARD OF "cLlCE COMMISSIONERS yeg-
frrdsy respPOinted W. L. Turpin an additional /
private, 20 do duty at the City Post ONCE for
Twelve months. Daniel Qusde was appointed
irivate for duty az the Insane Asylum TOR six
months. Tobias bouder0t was APPOINTED pri- /
Sste IN the county. Private r.. q. Stevens was /
Tepriman,ied for violation OF the rules. A res0-
,u:ion was adopted that the Board of Metro |
pOiitan Police witness with great satisfaction |
the excellent discipline of the force exhibited
\; is annual review, and are proud to know
that through the efficiency o: IL. OFF GERS and
men the District of Coiuuh.s has the model
police of he country.
ENEETrxG called at tie Board of TrsIe
rooms this evening is one of considerable i'm
poItznce 10 orr clIZeD- in "A special a. well a.
general way. The object IL e. perfect COOP
eratlye organization Ter the puTPoseof purchas-
ing unimr- owed lots and after improving them
sell Tie property 10 the members OF the ss,Ocia-
Z.
meDts, AT price that wall be little more than
eIua 70 its rental value. Through such An
agency much good pas been Accomplished in
sitter cities, and We hope the plan sill be tried
here.
WE ALL ATTENTION to free entertainment
advertised IN snsther column, 10 be given un-
der the pices CT the A ssociation tor the Pre-
genuon OF cruelty 10 Animals at LINCOLN Hall
to- morrow evening The President and Czbi-
net and their families have been invited and
are expected To- be present. Henry Bsrgh of
New NOrk, will address the audience. He = a
very eloquent speaker, and the founder Of the
society in this country.
SWISS BELL EINGERs.-Dn Monday night. at
Ns!fs Opera House, tie famous Berger family
OF Swiss Bell Ringers commence an engage
nent. This Is represented 10 be the tar es' and
best company OF bell ringers in the country,
and embraces n.any celebrated hArrSsts, vocal
lsts, Nioi!nists, and corRet PLAYERS. Sol Smith
Russell. humcrst ana facial artist will assist at
each performance. Seats may be secured At
Ellis music store.
SAIE OF-AvENUE PROPERrS.-Yester,iay At
fSTnOOu. Iva m Arb