Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
CONDEMNED Locals.


Ter -eui-1rrual meeting i'st evening elected
fAe fos'ozins QheeTs. L. Il. Chapman, PFC l.
dert.F n H. q. JAMES Ba@G. /. ID. Yea
Ler, vice presidents; Paul Hsrsh, recording
secretary; ". ". Burke, financial secret rs; L.
The offcers attached > the signal service STA
ton at Atlantic City, y. J., and others Ofthat
place, recently gave an entertainment % Ser
geant VIM r Slat,T, in Chsrge of that station,
The occasion being the fourth anniversary OF
probabilities, ir.," there. Sergeant Slater is
native Of this cats and was formerly stationed
At Fort Benton, Montana.
The grand tournament and ball at AnaIOstgn
Island, postponed from last Wednesday till to-
noITOH afternoon and evening, the proceeds Il
heCeyotsd . 81. Jc-CIh's orphan asylum, viii
he bfi1ant AFFAIR. There Will be SABRE exer-
CisCs and Othsr novel features. The judges f
j tournament viii be Gov. Deuisou, Ger.
het-hUm. Col Martin, L. =. a, Col. " II. Wall
and 1 OIL Jas. G.. Berrets.
The DistIiC- At DTnev has entered sIit=
(to- ALLEGED amounts due tie L. :. govern IN -
against fECs. p. Morgan ard Minerva ". Ma-
Csrtney, admins satO-S o. Francis A. Nacl---
rev, deceased, and Wm. LILY and Ssth', W.
son sureiies for $1,000 each on the tOni OF VI -
CartneY, Te tfsbursirg agput o. tn Post one
department, wEO. it WtH be ? collected, " q
Ctg-ged With deislcatiOn about three years a..
TIE NATIONAL THEATER-T5s C5m;Gg 81
s-E.-Nanage- ~ vile returned - the civ n
Saturday ON New YORK. where be has be n
Tor s1Te ne making arrangements for the
coming .easJn ST the National theater. Wash
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h. Characteristic energy he has succeeded in
seeming FOR the coming seasOn a grand array OF
the be { 3, lists in the country, who will bs in
frCduced IN rapid Succe sion, making this, as hs
promises, the most successful and brilliant sea-
son CT his management. The tbester will open
on Monday evening, &C lber 5, with the great
tragedierne, Jaralschek, with her own COM
Iany NEGLECTED. artists, WHO will appeIr in Ds-
bOrsb, Phedre, Medea, Lady O'clock, and
Lacy Macbeth. Then comes the excellent con-
parry from Tire Union Square theater, New
n-gn0nnrGn
ful ard elective combination that 5 ever
been brought together in that city, embracing
suCb sctOIs as Chs. K. Thorn, the leading man,
MT. StdaTt RObCOD, the comedian; Mr. AUnOtt,
Mir. Montgomery, and 9th sTs with the &C 'esseJ
Miss Rose Eytiu &c, Miss Kate ClaxtOn, Marie
wilkins, ami Emily Mestteyer, each one q
duCe "Led Astray" and Geneva Cross
Next comes the arch and piquant MILE Aimee
with her unequalled French opera bOuffe com
Canv. Then follow in succession Mr. j. h. En-
nett, the celebTated comedian, being his first
appearance in three years before WPshias ,on
audience; Kellogg ersnd English opera troupe.
introducing for the first time IN three years
WsshingtOuis favoTites, Castle and Campbell,
together With several new faces and voices;
Miss NeilEOn, whose charming personal iJns OF
The loving juliet and the gentle ROsalind have
given her q worldwide fame; tina Holman
Comic Opera company; TIE LiDgards, who are
tCO well known TO need comment; Ella Wesner,
q new candidate for dramatic hOners, in a ne
anu IOWeTlul pay written especially for her by
Ire Popular playwright, Fred. Maeder; Emily
SCltine aud her entire English OEsra BOuffe
company, from the Princess Theafer, London,
y here IOr two yelrs she has been the reiguing
sensation Olive Logan, who, after a long re-
t-emsnt devoted tn literary pursuits, retrrhs
10 her old love, the stage, AMI in a society play
written by herself, Little Nell, the spTigatly
and vivacioUs young prOtean actress, with
new play; those prime oil favOTites, Mr.. and
Mrs. Florence, With programme of attractive
plays Charlotte Thompson, who il Go1 playing
q bTI't8Ut engagement ar the U-piOn Square
Theater, New York, in "Jaue Evre:" NJ IS.
ECusby, described as being the most bea1tif1I
woman TIE Els - speakiTg people have ever
seen CT the stage; Mr.. Frank MAYO, who has
made himself famous by his truthful inpersOna-
tor Of Dayy Crockett, pronounced by critics y
he only equslled BE- JeheTSOn's RIP Van Wrinkle;
StrEEC- chs Grand Italian OF era COMPANY,
with the rev and brillisnt young American
pIima donna. Mile EUUa AI5ani; Madams
I;Is'OTi, the rival Of tbs great Rachel. and the
most eminent tTagetienne "a the world. in her
grand historic imTsrsOnatiOns Of Elizabeth.
Mare AntOInet5e, PhedTe and Others; Edwin
Adams, the most promising young trsged,sR on
tie stage, who Will appear IN a round Of his
most prominent Shakespearean characters
his brilliant programme, interpreted with
IaBtCm'De and spectacle. will present series
OF entertainments which for excellence and va
riety Z hard TO beat. A irst-class orchestra has
been secured; the heating apparatus aui VENT
la,,CG improved the lCbSiPs and auditorium r.
decorated, and with al these attract'OPs and
-he well known taste and liberaIity or Manager
Sayilie IN stage Getting Il viii be the fauIt II
the public and Lot his II the season i not as sue
CeSsful IN every way az IL ght 10 be.