The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-03-07

tickets s to be placed at ngure gratifying 10 those
Of mnscsl tas,es VINO are seneras pteveg,ep tro,
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Emma Abbott begins one weeks engagement At
,heyev National Theatre Monday, March is open,ne
To- ,,T,,sv,a,a ma abho,, romuany ia A ,e,y now.
miisVa'a. rue Auvo'. company ~ ,.ss Wv
erful one vii be seen from the list OF
"a Sosrahc, Eitrns Abbott, tlura Helllnl, and Miss
Greenwood; coutraitos, Llasls ssuahialc, and
Bertha Fres tenors MisneIens and M Nc
passos, broIericS, Bryant, ana oSom, anu no
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ieI opera VIII pIot. Euvas @ ~ .s 70 t ,
ntsl anu only 'lme .ne MUST nss usen ,a
'etpre,eu oy eoInrans oi s.no as s
Aono nas woIkea 10 's e aod
lion OF "Tne Mihrdo pefiect. and y mus pe SAG
va. ~ nas suvvvvu,' ren pM n mo onsn
uI, u unsu,passaple. iu lraala, on m,e ,ope !,
Supported Sy Michclena and Prueite. Wednesday
evening Bohemian Gill" will he sung, and the Other
operas are "Mgnon, .Irovatore, Sonnah rn
,n,ro xmn,,coan,c tca,npe Of mo engagenent vii
be the appearance Of Mr.. Pruette, the Washington
baritone, who VIII make his debut on Monuay night
in"lfNia'R'
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Manager Harris had engaged for next week the
uoop Of Gold hnt having learned NJ the great on
| ,sn.,as,,, $3.50, n. s,,,,., ~, ~ r,,,,n,,a .,.,
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DIVA wires Honor" az once entered INTO nego'la
lions to secure II for this city, and at an enormous
expense has succeeded. The play Ia one brinf ul q
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IA @ hSa, p ,, mnei e., N.Y., 'vusn. !,
ne snoW; lne uuel ue.meen 'ne Mvssrs; maIs.oi
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on nns, was pI p, ~ s"1 r eunu' a. H's
Lillian nuus.Vn pihycu nu.o'tsS hu'tn Win oN
ever entertained a Cincinnati audience. Mir. Fox
| stephen was good-very good. The little Miss Fran
oes US nns nuton please" ,ne ,ie ha ,, pres
! stage" '" ''
Every one who has entered the circular structure
at the corner OF Ohio avenue aud Fifteenth street 4
| see the Bull Run Panorama has come away sur
nrised and do,,stoi uwo,aor,,,,r =, .,na ,,n, I,
pI,'." auu "0ns".'' "onae''u'' h"iun'uk
are tne KIND OF adlectves visitors use TO expires
how far the view exceeds their widest authorizations
No optical Illusion most OF us have ever experience,
looks at what does not seem like canvas, but like
forast y. ,Sa s,an, hs oSo, va"oT, a"ae, aa
mmensty of snoce is eSs'.iiy wbaI ono GETS Ionsjn,
| from the crest OF a mounlain in the omen air. I'M
managed Is also most striking. Tine old soldier, II 4
true, will find at points little straining for effect
something too theatrical to be true as Representa-
much that is wonderfully aud graphically realistic
and which brings back wildly the stirring scenes o
twenty odd years ago. No one who visits this pane