National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
Robert l.. Downing, supported by Miss Con-
stance Hamblin and an unexcelled company,
will appear in "Vnutour, the Exile" by
D'Ennery, author of the 1.-TWO Orphans
celebrated Case" &c. vautour is beast
tanner, whose wife has been betrayed by an
East Indian trader named Hercules, who Is in
the habit of bringing him wild animals from
the East Indian junges. His villainy Is dis
covered, and there Is q terrible struggle be-
tween the two men, Hercules is getting the
better OF the conflict, when Vautour loosens
the tigers cage, His tiger, Nero, springs upon
the trader and kills him. For this crime Vau.
tour Is sentenced to penal servitude in Loulsl-
ana. There isa counterplot which tells how q
young girl, Lorette, the foster-daughter of Ia
wishes To marry her and is repulsed) OF theft
and murder. She is also sentenced 10 ser.
yfude.. While serving their time the convlcts
Lorette falls to the hand of vautour, who is
confirmed woman hater. Lorette tames him,
as lngomar is tanned. Finally II Is learned
that Lorette is wrongmlly sentenced, which
releases her from her marriage, and she Is free
TO marry her own lover. It is discovered that
she is the daughter OF the governor of the col
ony. Vautour, who is instrumental In return
ing to her her rights, is stabbed to death by
her foster.brother while so doing. :,
ALBAuGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
At Albaugh's Nine. Emma Nevada will az.
pear under the direction OF Mr.. G. a. Chizzola
In a farewell concert and will be assisted by
the following artists Vergnet, Butt, Casati,
Lewita and Giorza. The sale ofseats has already
commenced, and there are every indications OF
n cordial reception to this eminent artistic be.
iorehcr departure on her farewell tour.
AT Albaugh's Grand Opera House. com.
mencing with Wednesday evening. Nine. Judic
will aapearinher favorlte roles. Nine. Judics
gained for her additional laurels.
AT HARRIS DIJou rHEATER.
"a Wife's Honor will be produced, OF which
the Cincinnati Commercial. Gazette speaks as
follows ut affords us great pleasure TO state
scored an instantaneous hit, The drama IS
written in a manner 10 introduce both pathos
and comedy, ana while the audience were to
were convulsed with laughter. In speaking
Of the company too much praise cannot be
given Miss Lillian Dunstant, who enacted the
dual role of Baroness Anna Kotek, the in
lured wife, and Mile. Francis, the loving and
afiectionAte daughter.
''Miss Dmstan possesses n fine figure, hand
action are Of the sSes ordd ner YGG
Marston, the author, twho impersonates Baron
Kotek, Is an actor OF some merit. ]. II. Nc
Cam, as Stack, the villain, was certainly one
ofthe deepest dye, In fact, we could speak OF
each member Of the company individually In
great praise, but our space forbids."
HEROES OPERA HOUSE.
At HerZog's "In the Ranks" q spectacular
melodrama, with Miss Batchelder as Ruth
Herrick, the leading part. The scenery is said
to be magnificent, and there Is q revolving
transformation scene in the last act.
THE NATIONAL DINE MUSEUM,
The National Dino Museum has strong
variety show billed for next week. AMONG
curiosities draw large crowds
THE DIME MUSEUM.
At Barton q Logan's Museum the strongest
comedy of the season, entitled collars and
Guiis," VIII hold the boards, with Miss Fannie
CARNIVAL At u srprrr preV