National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
Concert as the congregational Church
Tho Theatres Circua. &c.


The entertainment at the Congrega-
tional Church last night introduced to Washing
ton audience young lady who is destined to
make her mark as q reader. Miss jamie Savage
came without any previous pufery, and her frs
selection, The Royal Princess" showed care
fully cultivated voice and keen intelligence to
grasp an authors meaning which was at once APP
preciated, and the applause which broke forth o.
the conclusion of the recitation was spontaneous
and sincere. Her other selections were all well
| rendered, and were heartily applauded. Miss
Savage is quite young, and gives promise OF very
great success elocutionist. Besides the read
| ings of Miss Savage. the choir of the church
gave an excellent concert, the principal numbers
being 50 The Song of Home" by Mrs. J. S. Powell.
the organ solos by Professor Bishop, and "Ernani
Inyolani" by Miss Minnie Evan. In the last
named selection Miss Evans clear, pure soprano
was heard to excellent advantage, and the happy
manner in which she vauquished the difficulties
of this celebrated aria proved how carefully her
voice had been trained, and how completely she
had it under control. The Quartette, with which
the entertainment closed, was finely rendered, and
| showed how well balanced were the voices.
| FoREPAUGHs CIRCUS.
This celebrated organization Will MAKE It's ap-
pearance on Monday and its many attractions
will then be made fully manifest. The woolly ele-
plants, the twenty performing elephants, the
twenty two educated stations the beasts from
every land, and birds of every cline, the wonder
fully beautiful woman, who will sustain the char
acter Of Lalla Rookh, and all the other wonders
promised by Mr. Forepaugh will be eagerly looked
for, and, he is man of his word, WILL of course
be found.
BARSUMs CIRCUS.
The combined efforts of Barnum, the London
Circus. and Bailey is the aggregation which will
make its appearance on the 18th instant. The adj
r.s
mitigation of the wonders and numbers of the
combination, and anticipation has been eonse-
quently highly excited. The reputation of the
parties in propTietorship is sufficient to insure
perfect performance
The Dashaway Clubs entertainment at Odd-Fel-
lows Hall last night which consisted of tableaux
illustrating the principal features of Bunyans Pill
grim's Progress, was highly interesting and attrac
tive. There will be matinee to-day and a per-
formance tonight.
Carncross' Minstrels at the National Theatre
have steadily gained in favor, as has been shown
by the increase of the audiences. The talent of
the members of the troupe and the purity of the
entertainment have won hosts of friends. There
will be matinee day, and o-night will be the
last performance.
Louis Ford's benefit, which takes place the night
following kinSleys, will present " Olivette." with
Miss Eva Mills, Blanche Chapman May Stembler,
George w. Denham, John L. Reibert, Joseph F.
Lang, &c. In addition to the "Olivette music,
several selections from the latest sensation, Bill
lee Taylor will be given.
:" Marie Stuart was very largely attended last
night, despite the nasty april weather, and those
present fully enjoyed the mastery impersonatiOn
OF the title role by Nine. Janauschek. At the
matinee day Mother and Son" will be given,
and night Madame Janauschek will make her
final appearance as Medea"
Mr.. Samuel G. Kinsley has announced as the
attraction for his benefit, which will take place
on Wednesday next, the latest success of Gilbert &
Sullivan, The Pirates of Pcnzance," with the fol-
lowing able east: A0bd, Miss Eva Mills; Ruth
Mrs. E. S. Kimball: Fre,;cric, Mr.. John o. Pugh:
General Stanley, Mr.. E. B. Hay; Pirate King, Mr.. B
U. Keyser
The wonderful little people and Roman Students
who will appear at Lincoln Hall ON Monday even
ing are well worth seeing The Baltimore telegram
thus speaks Masonic Temple has been we'll filled
the entire week and Hcrzog's Assemblage of the
Worlds Wonders is certainly the most stupendouS
amusement enterprise ever offered to gaitimoreans
for ten cents.