Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-12-02

'INHE SECOND ENTERTAINMENT OF THE
be given at THE TAB!RNACLE: corner 9Th and ID
stres southwest. on FRIDAY. Dec. !. "A. p. M
This will be an exceedingly interesting entertain
Tickets at Ellis dat
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
The management has the honor to announce that the
first of a series of
GRAND SUNDAY EVENING CONCERTS
Will be given on
DECEMBER 9TH, beginning at O'Clock.
The contributing artists will be
MILE. KATE DE JONGE, soprano.
tHer first appearance here)
MR.. ERNEST LENT, Niolincellist.
MR.. WALTER F. SMITH. Cornetist.
(His first appearance here.)
And the
FULL MARINE BAND,
under the direction of Mr.. JOHN PHILIP SOCSA.
Accompanist MIR ANTON GLoETZNER
reserved seats, % Cents Extra oe''''
Sale of Seats open "Wednesday, Dec. I'd. n3O
NEW NATIONAL THEATEk
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY. NOV. 80
MATINEE SATURDAY,
Americas Most Charming Actress
MISS MINNIE MADDERN,
Supported by
Mr. RICHARD MANSFIELD
And the Original Company from the Lyceum Theater.
New York, i'm Steele Mackaye's Great Play.
"IN SPITE OF ALL"
Next Week-JOSEPH JEFFERSON. n3O
A LBAuGHs GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Commencing MONDAY. NOVEMBER 80.
Matinees WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
BARLOW. WILSON and RANKIN'S
MAMMOTH MINsTRELs,
The Fun-making Monarchs of Elite Minstrelsy.
Special Engagement of those Marvels i'm Acrobaiic
and Gymnastic Surprises,
THE LENTONS.
The Latest and Best of European Novelties
Corps of Carefully selected Baladss and Chorsters
An Orchestra that in Extent Perfection has
been Equaled Oh the Minstrel stage
A SUPERB BRASS BAND
Next week-Bartley Campbers SIBERIA"
T'HEArER ooMIeuE
PERFECTION AGAIN TO THE FRONT
More fresh laurels i'm the crown of success
Engagement of
JESNIE-ENGLE AND ROBERTS-FREL
MASTODON FEMALE MINSTREIS.
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. n3O
RKuLArock & DYER,
SuCttSSolS 10
BARLOW'S ART GALLERY,
l225 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Oil Paintings Watercolor Drawings, Fac Slmile Fine
EchinSs. Lngrayinss rh1t.srayures. photographs,
We make a specially of Framing Pictures. and show
the most extensive selection of Moudngs i'm this city
Mirror Landscape ard Portrait Frames ON the best
godleaf TO order Cleaning, Restoring and Lining of
RegildIlg OF Old Mirrors and Frames nas-Im
ORADLE SONGS OF MANY NATIONS.
y A novel and interesting entertainment, under
At NATIONAL HILLS AKMoRI HALL,
Some of the best talent of this city and Baltimore
Admission, 5Octs.: Children 25cts.
Tickets for sale At the Bazaar now in progress at
Wizards Hall. d23t
PAZAAR AND MONDAY Lunch
wILLARDs HALL,
DECEMBER 1, 2, 3 AND4
MONDAY Lunch from II to O'Clock.
Good Music each evening. n2S,3Od1,2,34
A NNUAL SUPPER AND BALL
"A For the Benefit OF the
GERMAN ORPHAN ASYLUM,
al the
NATIONAL RIFLES ARMORY,
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1885.
Ticket including supper each person Soc. n2S-5t
II ECTURE BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF
for the benefit of the ID. C. Chris Womens National
Relief Association, "Wednesday. Dec. I'd & pm, At
BUXTON. Tickets for sale at the music store of
Messrs Metzerott d Co. and at Mr. Brentanos, book
store n2S-4t
Il 9Th ST. and Rhode Island ave-
The elite Rink of the city.
Only frst-class attractions.
Admits Ladies free every Monday night.
THE LEADING RINK n2s
Music ARRANGED To ORDER VOCAL AND
NA Instrumental Music set 10 poetry, &c. Parlor
Music and for balls: &c, furnished Inquire al 425
9Th ST. next TO Odd Fellows Hail. northwest, Office
n27-6t* wx C. sHIMoNECK.
COCIETY MUSIC-PROF LOUIS WEBER FUR
Yard. n2O-lms
ITALIAN QUARTETTE-CLAssIC MUSIC Sc
CoRTEsE BRoTHERs during the coming season
Private Concerts, Balls and any kind of Musical En-
For Information apply Al 335 Pa ave. n. ". n2-Ims
L ERRINS
LADIES KID SUEDE
EMBROIDERED GLOVES
MEMS PIoUE. FEsToN KID GLOVES
THE BEST FOR FIT AND WEAR
NONE GENUINE WITHOUT TRADE MARK
AND "PF" ON BUTTON.
n14ls.21. "a, 2s,de2,5,9l2.le