Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-18
AMUsEsr ENTs.


Tho uftt Of the grand Thomas concerts takes
place tonigut ~ lincoln hall, when the follow.
Ing programme. composed a. II IL Of some Of the
hnsSt compositions IN their repertoire, will DO
rendered; Part I, Overture, Magic flute,n
Mosarti Adagio, "Promothsus," op 70, Boetho,
ven, with violonoeilo, harp, fute, olarionette
and batsoeu obligato,) Messrs, Hemman, Rocco,
weinef, wendelschafet and Eta; Concerto, q.
Minor, op. Is, Mendeiesohn, Miss Marie Krebs
iadss," Lissi Part 4 Overture, "oberoa'"
Weber; Theme aud Variations, Quartetis, u.
Minor, Schubert; String Orchestra; waltz,
Noc,urns, sioreiey," s.eins, b. Rondc, + nat
on %, Weber, Mis- Marie krebs; Overture,
0Poet and Peasant" Suppe.
paR and fSr ,hs acoonmodp tion or ladies' there S
will he matinee on Saturday afternoon. tho
box ahset for which Is now open At MotIerottG
with many nnS seats ua a The consiudipg
each OF the entertainments q splendid pro-
grAmmo will be performed as only Thomas or.
cheatra can perform. Further than this u Ia
oorps arc % woll known 10 the residents Of
washlngton. Seats for either performance can
now DO obtained at Mst1erotrs music store.
LII. MAS Lydia Thomp.sn
Has drawn large audiences nightly during tho
last three nights, Notwithstanding It was con.
sidered, upon the commencemont Of her engage
iutnNt NhNN w Atna NoNu uhAA1Anhdy NVaNA WIN
burlesqus BY tho Oates Company. There Is q
completeness about the performances by the
uneen OF burlegque and her court which Is not
attained by any other company and the engage
Is enablcdto give nightly change VI bill from
tho attractive reperiofre, which very much Gu
hanceA patronage. We are limited 70 but three
sons admirable performanoss, and We doubt not
the same numerous ate ndAnce will characteriHe
the business Tonight a double bill, comedy
and burlcsque, "A Day In Paris" and lies nri.
Eandsin Mas Thompson sustaining ave ehArAc-
tiers. Tomorrow evening, Miss rhompson's
N- mr. Prsa.s' Saskatchewan
We invite special attention 70 the beneficiary
entertainment advertised In our amusement
column. In addition TO the many attractions
offered the advocates Of temperance, the friends
Of Irish amnosly, and the lovers Of fne music
and clocution, Nearo informed by critical Judges
, present at former reading q the poem that
columbus Crockett TO General Grant Is not
nnS poIIoy iuSSSurSssd 6y PrssSsna a HSS
but the poem 10 remarkably original In It's style
of yersihoatlon. We understand that all tho
Indian delsEAtions 10 ne CITY NH se present
tendance In compliment both TO the important
topic discussed and TO the distinguished gentle.
man 70 whom tho poem Is addressed.
Maine.
Tho Maine sociable, at Marinis, last evening,
which, by tho way, is the last one Of the season,
was largely attended. The programme en-.
braced sixteen dances. Tho supper was we'll
tested. and all were happy. Many ladies and
gentlemen prominent in washington society
posed the committees; Reception Committee--
Hon. W. u. Smell, I. ]. Hobbs, esd, Captain n.
4. SNOW, 5. l. ki%o@Il, ssl, Hon: Lewis D:
Lowell, AlopIo Weeks, esq. Floor Manager
iisfdiaE, .. y, Moore ". =. Frss@Sh, I. J,
falion, r. p. Eaton. -
Ceaeert and Ball.
Last night there vas me company Assem.
blsd at Masonic Temple TO take part 10 the
.grand promenads concert and ball given by
1bnch's band. Tho merits Of this corps Of muGi.
clans have been 90 ofton tested and appreciated
by the citizens q Washington that Il Il hardly
necessary 70 say more than that they outdid them.
selves which q the case. Amer promenadinE to
pssS 81 and ne 6u me "a. aaG
tinned until late hour. Mr.. Donch and his
associates have reason TO DO proud Of their sue
W " Tbe New Knslaader-.
The New England Association will give their
last sooiable this season at MRrinrs hall to
night Their many patrons who have enjoyed
| the previous hops will receive this announce.
ment with regret and be on hand In large mum.
bers 10 participate In the farewell dance.
Miss Wares Rsadinas.
The readings Of Miss Annie u. Ware, las,
evening, At Assembly church, were largely at
tended. Her selections were from Jean InEelow
N. y. willis, Thomas Hood, Alice Carey and
others. Her reading was done in a mannei
highly complimentary TO her ability and ",
1 were pleased TO sec 80 Rppreciatlye an audience
on the occasion.
Tue Lreta' Of Rec. \. De wit TRImnEe
There was quite a large and Intelligent Au