Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-11-14

NATIONAL THEArER.-T That vigorous and
P stv w5sUh meiodrama Shadows Of Great
ana jos: Jefferson, will again be seen Mt the
National theater next week. This play OF the
held the stage, met with much favor nom
Washington audiences last season. IL In replets
with incidents calculated to "thrill" susceptible
people, and Its mounting is ingenious and elab
crate The cast which will be given IL at tas
National next week In q good one Including
characterization, Miss Edna Carey, Mr.. Nelson
heatcroft. Geo. X Edeson, w. W. Allen and
ALBAUeH's OPERA HousE.-Next weeks nj.
traction at Albaugh's will be the Hanlon Bros
In their new fairy spectacle, 'Fantasma'
cities of the country, meeting with great snccess
lhere are sixteen different scenes In s.Fan-
tasma." each worked by Ingenious stage me-
the "Ice Kings Defiance" the .sDance % the
owls, the demon Cabinet" the "witch's In-
cantation," the "Realm of Heads. !" and a grand
transformation, "Fantasma's Realm in Fairy.
land. Another novel feature IL n realistic cy.
Clone Ia which houses are unroofed and an en-
TIRE village thrown into chaos. Three of the
Hanlon Bros. will appear I'm the cast, Arctic
tabeaux, depicting the sufferings OF the lireely
Ha a.r1 %saT1ns the II PaHy s.,o,
sisted by number OF the best vocalists of this
CITY, viii give concert at the Church of Our
Father, 18th and l. streets, on Tuesday evening
next. Seats for the concert can be obtained A
Droop's music store.
A GRAND CONCERT will he given nj the C.,,.
gregational church on Wednesday eyenIng
next for the benefit of Columbia lodge No III
l. o. o. F., under the direction OF Prof Bischofi'
numoer OF popular local artists will particle
pate. including Miss Evan, Miss Detweiier.
Miss Gray, Prof Waldecker, Prof Ernest lent
MT; Young and Mr.. Miller. Tickets are on sale
Mr.. Z. G. MEssER will give n lecture In Ma.
RIMS hall, Masonic Temple, under the auspices
of the art students league, on "Wednesday
evening, next. His subject will be "Ars
THEATER CoMroUE.-This house continucs IN
meet with success In its efforts 10 give the lovers
OF varfty good entertainments The new people
for next week will be John l.. Manning. change
artist; MARROW and Regan, banjoists: Alice
Gleason, vocalist lands and Ward skaters:
the Bell sisters; and Eugene Mas and Charles
Worley.
HERzoG's OPERA HousE.-The coming at.
traction at this house is David Belasco's drama.
1.-The strangers of Paris" which is said 90 be
a startiingiy realistic portrailure of criminal
life in the great metropolis of France Mr. New
ton Beers, who has Won some reputation as an
eccentric character actor, appears In the lead
Ing role OF Jo0on, the stranger, which b,
Is said TO have made peculiarly his own He is
assisted by company which includes Mr. John
bell and Miss Jennie Birch. The play will be
mounted in excellent style.
DIME MusEuM.LThe mere name Of the at
traction which Will next week occupy this
house is of itself sufficient TO insure a big at
tendance OF young people with a taste for adj
venture: The card Will be "Jesse James and
His Trained Horses" an exciting drama of Life
on the border.
rent of the Washington Produce Exchange saw
that Hour is I'm good supply, and that tho
demand Is confined to the regular wants OF the
trade. The visible supply OF wheat is large
with steady market Oats are higher and corn
nrmer. The supply OF mill feed is ample but
the market rules firm. Choice timothy hay ID
In good demand. Long rye straw and machine
threshed In demand. The supply of butter ID
lair only Tor line grades, and market firm
cholce rolls are in good demand and common
rather slow. The supply OF eggs at the close of
last week and first days OF this was short, but
they are now ample Tor the demand. The mar
ket Is steady. Held eggs and picked aud fresh
mixed together sell at three 10 six cents lower
than fresh with more or less bad ones, which
accounts for average loss. The supply of live
poultry is large. few parcels OF dressed have
been coming, but weather has not been quite
cold enough. A change for cold weather will
create better demand for dressed. The weather
has not been favorable for game and many lots
have arrived out of condition, and some almost
worthless The best lots bring good prices. The
vegetable market is firmer, and higher on good
varieties OF potatoes. Onions firm. Green fruit
supply Is large and market easier, owing 20 son
weather. Ripe sweet oranges are in demand
and green and common duh. The dried fruit
market Is very dull i'm absence OF demand
Chestnuts In better demand 10 "A slight advance
Shellbarks and walnut kernels wanted. Pea.
nuts slow.
Don't IRRTTATE YOUR LUNGS WITH SruB.
BORN COUGH when DIR. Jaynes ExpectoraDt
can be SO readily procured. Sore Threats and
re- " he'll NV