National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-02-06
ADJUSTMENTS.


AlBAIOHS,
The Winston Comic Opera Company appeared
at AlbNugh's last evening in Oaenbachs melo.
dious creation, LA Pericholo." There was u
fair house to welcome the favoric In the male
role Of Piqullo, aud Miss JEANNE winston's
rendering of it left nothing to be desired. She
has an elastic voice Of great sweetness and good
tone, and she has a fine stage presence Seldom
does girl take like role with the equanlmity
displayed by Miss Winston, and then, to say
nothing OF her Oratorlcal legs they speak vol.
umes-very excellent natter too. The sup.
port, Miss ScGrle Mr.. Allen Mr.. Fay and
Vincent lIaZcn, manifested much versatility in
getting drunk. The opera is light and pretty,
and gives the struggles of two gypsy singers
who get entangled In II court scandal AT the
court of Lima, Miss Winston's French drink.
ing song was enCored, and she received q
basket and bouquet of flowers. Miss Louise
Searle is pretty, petite Perlchole, and sings
her songs with vtvacily and enthusiasm. The
notaries were very funny, ana on the whole
the company gives en- enjoyable entertainment,
The Princes OF ITebizondo' Will be given
this afternoon, and 'Boccaccio" tonight.
Next week the latest and funniest mystical,
physiological, musical absurdlty, by Gill q
Jessup, authors of "Adonis" entitled, "Aphro.
dilo still IN the Ring" will be produced
THE NEW NATIONAL.
"a Prisoner for Lite" is the title of q play 10
be presented at the National Theatcr on Mon.
day. II Is the latest of the Union Square, New
York; successes The time is in the brilliant
reign Of Louis XIV, of France, and nothing
could be simpler or more effective than the
story. Ayoung girl learns that her father Is a
prisoner for apolitlcal ofensc. Al the moment
ofthis information she Is about to enter a con.
attire, explores her way to the castle prison,
assists and secures her fathers escape, aud
thus heroically restores tho happiness OF her
family, The, play is deeply interesting, roman.
tic, and thrilling,
THE SUNDAY EvESING LECTURE.
on sunday evening patrons of the National
ThCGter Will have au opportunity of enjoyment
mingled with instruction. Harry W. French,
an extensive traveller, n keen observer, fine
writer, and eloquent speaker will then and
there lecture on Paris, Past and Present." his
description Illustrated all along with beautiful
views ENLARGED from photographs made under
they are on several suhccls-have been re-
| Ceived with highest commentator throughout
orr country and in England, From most rell'
| able testimony we eau warmly recommend his
offered entertainment.
| HERzOG's OPERA HOUSE.
ChOnlrNu, ever popular for his own sake aud
| his fathers, is announced as Kit at Herlog' s
| during next week His Arkansas drama pre-
| about half century since-some remains of
| which condition aroyet visible there IN reality.
| Two extraordinary yet perfectly llielikc char.
| the Major and the Judge, liquor.lOylng
| loungers both. These jolly, rblcund indlvid.
ugis have set thousands of9ndenc9s in roar
TO do so time without date.
THE DIME MUSEUM.
| The Adams and Gus Hin Combination Com.
! DRny hold the Dime stage through next week.
| They Will produce tho most langhter.proyok.
| ing plays, Sketches, ol!og, tho sweetest songs
most captivating dances, and general merrl.
| ment indescribable, and demanding to be
! heard and seen. Their offerings 70 the public
have been heartily welcomed all over the
states, ana urgent invitations pursue them to
| come again."
THE nIsCHOFT CONCERT last NIGHT.
The third concert Of tho Bischoir course was
given last night At Congregational Church, a
large audience being in attendance. The
an organ solo by DR.. BischOil--a fantasia on
airs from GOusoud's "Faust,n which was rem
derod with excellent taste, and was marked by
most effective registration. DR.. Blsch0n Is an
artist, and whether In solo or accompaniment
his playing Is always thoroughly enjoyable
The -. Cecilia Quartctte song two numbers
Benedict Rise, sleep No More, and COwen's
dainty Lady Bird" both selections beingwall
given Other numbers were Beethovon's AIDE
lRldo," by Mr. y. g. Miller: Bucks charming
song, sunset" by Miss Detwciler; an aria
from "lTayiata," by Mrs Alice LucIen Hunter
one tho most attractive features OF tho can.
cert was tho appearance OF Miss Jenny Lind
Muller, the young Baltimore pianist
Who cnloysa good reputation rs an artist hi
numbers last night were Liszts Hungarian
RhGpsodic No. ?, and ChOpln's great pOlOnals,
IN J. Fat, Her playing Is strong aud vigorous
with the careful expression that IL Gcaalred
only by the thorough ana conscientious ml
s!clGn, Her playing Is, therefore, delightful
and she has reason TO feel proud of her rCCep'
ton in Washington, which, on the two O1Ga
tions she has appeared here has been exceed
/ iugly cordial, both H0m musiClRne aud music
lovers, The concerts of the present cOnrse are
which mutt he gratifying to the management,