Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-09
AinnSemenfS.

| ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUsE.-The engagement
of Robson and Crane at this house next week
will be one of the memorable events of the
season. Their spectacular production of the
COMEDY oil Errors" is generally admitted to
be one of the most complete and magnificent
dramatic representations ever attempted in
this country. The scenery is said to be a mar
vel of artistic workmanship. The dramatic
cast selected with special regard to the
fitness of each member for the part for which
he she engaged. Among those in the
cast Mr.. Charles h. Haniord. of this city:
Miss Selma Fetter. and several other we'll
known people.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Miss Fanny Daven-
port will return TO this house next week in Sar-
dou's great play. Fedora, in which she has
had such remarkable success. Miss Davenport
will be supported by Mr.. Robert MantelI. as
Loris. which roe he created when Fedora was
first produced in this country. The remaining
parts are also said 10 be in good hands.
FoRD's OPERA HoUsE.-Mr. Gus Williams,
the fayOrite German comedian, will appear at
this house next week in a new farce, Bearing
the frenetical title, oh! What Night The
with M particular plot Or object other than to
make people laugh, in which 1t is declared to be
quite Succe ~sful.
numbers ON the program tor the fifth Sunday
concert at the National theater tomorrow even
ing is a cavatina IRON LES Huguenots," by
Nine. kaspar; The Last Rose flute solo, by
Mr.; Henry Jaeger romanZa, '.Sognai," by Miss
Belle Cole; Bishops -E e; song" BY Mime,
mum beers include the famous civilian Tell, :"
overture, Waidtenfers "Estudiantnia," and
I 4
( IHE MEIGs SISTERS quartette of New York,
which has been creating quite "a }urore through
out the country. will give a concert 1t the Con-
gregttiOn1l church Friday evening next
/ under the auspices of the Y. NJ. &. A. These
! Young ladies are pronounced the finest quar-
/ tette IN the United States. They will be as
I sisted by Mr.. Charles r. Underhill, the reader
| and humorist.
| LITTLE MAMIE MoRRIcE. the pianist, will be
given a testimonial concert at CONGREGATIONAL
! church on the Goth inst.
| HEROES OPERA HoUsE.-Maud Granger an
| attractive and talented actress, will appear at
| this house next week in two popular plays. At
/ the Monday, Wednesday and Saturday ma
tinees and every night "Article AZ" will be
given nat al !n Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
| DIME MUsECM.-''The French Spy,n a very
exciting play, will hold the boards at this pop
| ular resort next week. 1t will be enacted by q
| competent company.
| THEATER CoMIoUE. The management of
| special bill, including variety acts by we'll
| known performers, burlesque female Ministries
and other attractive features
| The CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT-The pro-
| gram arranged by the Choral society for its
| opening concert at Congregational church Wed
| nesday evening includes numbers by Ruben
| stein, RhetnberGer, Pensuti, Garrett, Lorely and
| smart The madrigals will be given by a well.
drilled chorus Of 50 voices, under the efficient
direction OF MIR. Harry Sherman. Mr.. Frederick
| Jameson, the evenings soloist, has not been
heard here b' he is said to have a sweet and
| take pride in applauding and supporting an
organlzaiion capable OF rendering the class Of
| uusicai compositions with which the Choral
| society delights its friends.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT The $1,000
| worth Of linen goods which we bought last from
| the nrIn OF Watson d Girdwood, 45 Leonard
| street. New York, on account OF the trouble
| they mad with the custom house officials and
| subsequent dissolution of the firm, have not al
yet been disposed OF; so We shall continue the
| sale on Monday morning at q. m, on the
| third floor OF our large establishment Those
| who have not seen these goods would do well u
| come and see the tempting prices we have pu
| on them. The stock consists OF table linens
| napkins, doylies, towels, handkerchiefs, Eng
lish eottons and percaies, S-4 best bleaehet
| sbeeting, lac; 1O-4 best bleached sheeting, 22c
| We call particular attention to 900 pieces g.
finest table linen imported, which we offer a
| SZc. per yard. These goods cost 81 40 to land
| These goods will be sold for cash only Lans
burgh Bro, 400, 422, 424, 426 9TH street.
THE RICHMOND WING SOLD FOR $1,000
The Richmond Whfg, which suspended publ
cation on the 22d ultimo, was sold yesterda,
| for $1,000, the purchasers being Abner Andei
| son, formerly OF the Danville (Va.) Register
| and Judge A. w. C. Nowlin, of this city. Tn
| paper will be democratic in principle. The sal
has been confirmed by the court. Judge Nowlil
has been the Washington correspondent OF sew
eral papers.