Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-23
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AMERICAN THEATER.
 At this theater, where a special matinee will be held on Thanksgiving day, the Ken yon S Jerome combination will appear at each of the performances during the week.
 BUNNELL's MUSEUM.
 The Australian Novelty combination in their excellent variety performance will be the attraction at the Museum every afternoon and evening of this week. This company is highly spoken of by exchanges and will be sure to draw large houses.
 SALE OF SEATS BEGINS THIS MORNING.
 The first of the Theodore Thomas concerts in this city this season will be given Monday evening, December T, Miss Emma Juch so prano soloist. Course tickets only are now on sale at Steinert's music store. The selec- ton of seats begins promptly to-day at 9 a. m. and continues during the week. Course tickets, three concerts, are S5 each.
 JOHN T. RAYMOND,
 Supported by good company, will appear at Carll's Opera House on Thanksgiving af- ternoon and evening. In the afternoon he will appear in t'Colonel Mulberry Sellers" and in the evening in "For Congress" The Chicago Herald says: s'It is astonishing how Raymond's Colonel Sellers retains it's hold on the theater-goers of the day. It is a very odd creation People who have not seen Colonel Sellers are very few, but the pub lie never seems to tire of the fun with which Mir. Raymond invests it."
 CARLI's OPERA HOUSE. MT. Mayo will present his new romantic play ''Nordeck" at Carll's Opera House on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of this week. This work has received much favora- ble comment. The cast includes the follow ing well known names: Kathryn Kidder, Eunic Wilmot, Alice Lorimer, J. R. Fur long, Edwin F. Mayo, F. De Lorme, C.. Fleming. Edwin Frank, J. B. Booth, w. H. Brown, J. NJ. Charles, T. H. Conley The costumes, scenery and accessories are the same as used during it's brilliant run of seventy-one performances in New York city. sALvINI. This talented and world renowned actor will appear at Carll's Opera House this even. ing in "Ingo1nar," supported by frst-class company, and will be greeted by large and cultivated audience. An exchange says There are few actors, if any, whose ability grows and increases as the years accumulate. This is, however, the case with Salvini his conception is becoming bolder, his acting truer and his freedom from preconceived ideas almost complete. Who sees Salvini | now sees him at the highest period of his career, having seemingly surmounted all
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 From Tho Sisters of Charity. PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, WASHINGTON, D. G., April 21, 1884 We take pleasure in attesting the merits 1 and soothing qualities of Allcock's Porous Plasters, having used them on various occa- sions with much benefit to many of the pa 1 tients under our charge during many years nov23 eod3tw1t SISTERS OF CHARITY. Thanksgiving Bargains. Newmarkets. Five hundred Newmarkets all wool Berlin twill at $7.00. worth S11.00, trimmed with Astrachan and tourists pleats. N. B.-S. Bretzfelder's S32 Chapel street. An exquisite huff given to every cloak pur- chaser.
 Thanksgiving Bargains. Russian Cir culars
 Made of black diagonal, best quality fur col lar, ornament, and trimmed $7 62 A rare bargain at $1O.5O.
 s. BRErzFELEER, s32 Chapel street.
 Thanksgiving Bargains. Plush Sacques.
 Full 43 in. long, made of best English silk seal plush, genuine sealskin ornaments, satin quilted lined, only $27.80. We defy any merchant to produce similar one for less than $35.00.
 Thanksgiving Bargains. HaveIocks.
 One lot of children's havelocks S1 65 well