National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-21
AxUsENENTs.
- 1921
THE NATIONAL

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IA Midsummer Nights Dream, !" - pfsssnsei
b. Manager sayille Ct his beaatifnl thsssse, h
j worthy Of the highest praise. Everything Ia,
oesn done that TASTE could suggest and money
Isessre e 5'.3sr tns play 2 success. ard q,
tiis's dssrs % pisss. b. sRnS him liberal .Sp
fpsst The Betten q Nj. Lant: the Lysander q
~. Sheridan, and the Oberon Of MIS- 6syille Arc
sy.. se s,ss. 3. praise and receive due
fhoroszD COMPLIMENTARY Brxrsfr TO NAN
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| Next week Will include the anniversary sf the
burning Of the National theatre, and, with vivid
remembrance OF that fact, number Of leading
citizens have taken the initial steps 10 tender
Manager Ssville . complimentary benefit. Thil
IS eminently proper. Tho hon Of tho building dis
arranged all his plans and rendered him for some
The new temple, however, stands monument Of
bis zeal and enterprise, and the mannerin which
has been conducted since ~ opening entitle.
Of the community for whole aSpsement be 50 dill.
gently and successfully labors. 'I..3'l
LECTURE OF PROFESSOR ALLAN CURR.
| Last night most discouragingly slim audience
was present ct THO Noalt Vernon church, corner
Ninth street and Massachusetts, avenue, to greet
the renowned Professor Allan Cur, who delivered
i h: able lecture on "Ths storming e The B..
who enjoys the peculiar double honors Of r. @. s.
and F. R: 5: L, which have beeh conferred upon
and orator: -. y -"N.
history Of ths Frsnoa RGvolutien and the down.
rSss. 70 4s.e re n SPsO1
Bssule, gate thrilling recitals q Ito butchsries
It's storm and capture By the starving mSiiitades
Ths style Of the .p.aks. !. earnest and nervous,
lecture and tho manner OF 10 delivery are 90
prominently foreign that the secret Of its lack Of
;nst ~. r I,,,, ~ ts ~ oo .ouna
eyinced in she resit Sttcn ponniar nor.
among which was liking Henry Of Navarro" was
laI rom What e apprecisted By our American
nest pointa ,se io II. iSrsSuy
e !: Ao sssts tshs veil Nd q: a!s :shoL
hisSest oommendstion and Worthv Of The most
liberal patronage. "N ' " ''' ''''''
,E6o382RN AT HORDS.
An immense audience welcomed Mr.. sothern
to Washington last evening, and that all present
were agseeshly e1fsrtaanedf Nss evident from the
pea,s q lasshfsr Ind sAosts ofapplasss that fol-
lowed bis philosophical foolery during the ever
ing. We can hnd nothing new to say OF Mr..
lin snos..ods Of times in tsss and other soun,
tns H. 80 yet LSs pnolSs sun csase g sor y aoa n
Whenever DunirSsrT1 Saitfng ssit 10 seen UPON
~ boesd.: - :. -'',.l...-.-.-.----.
r. ~ ~ ,t sne snsrSe penccdt
virorous n ne pef$ a. when ia frst sssuIued n
yS8ls age II q needless 70 advise people 70 gofo
- mn, ~ soen sdyice - not needed; 30 long
ssny kssys y 1ve - MI .1Andlne room
oaly os $1,000 ~ ieSs neiors the hour ic5 the
Win fsnah IN Washisgtsa during this and the
coming week. 80. .s.. g..
1ARIONETrE MATINEE.
There wiz b matinee at willard han this
% :. I've oloss when .n II, ), Jolly M.os
-. III. 49, srA,.a =, a.S,.s "a .s,,S..n
We .n dssSsiss. b present. sine. The advent
ssY ~ az sns
e8a % s h,t ever g,ven IN
formsnsss hare iii: seasoS' snd thaSs fond of m
sSn6 ~ n - ~ n, :, No ~ ~
Of the '.lls I a, .as. = = 800
hi. +. sasns ANN. asD q n.s.
tonight It Lincoln hail. n isvsry Easy 70 talk
sDs.s .on. S sna os.ssrs; ou. to snriea the