Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-23
The Amusements Next Week.


ALBAUGH's OPERA HoUSE..-There is much
more than the usual interest tins season in the
appearance OF Miss Mary Anderson. due 10 sew
eral well-ilnown causes, and it is probable that
her performances at Albaugh's will be with .ss-
ed by very large audiences. Miss Anderson is
supported this year by company which she
brought with her from England led by Mr.
Forbes Robertson, of whom many pleasant
things are said. The resources of Aibaugh's
Will he tested To the utmost, in order to put the
plays on in proper shape. The rep >rtory Tor the
week is as follows: Monday Wednesday and Fri
day evenings, double bill, ':Pygmalon and Gala
tea" and Comedy and Tragedy" Tuesday
evening and Saturday matinee, LAS You Like
IT," Thursday and Saturday evenings, "The
Lady OF Lyons"
NATIONAL THEATER.-Mlle. Rhea has thou-
| sands of admirers in Washington who will be
anxious TO See her in the role of Galatea, which
she will assume for the first time here on Mon
day night. The play will be put on in elaborate
style, with new scenery and properties apprO-
PIRATE incidental music and light effects ar
ranged from suggestions by Prot. Cromwell, of
New York. "PygmaliOn and Galatea" will be
repeated Wednesday and Friday evenings
Tuesday evening IAN Unequal Match will be
given; Thursday evening, 1.-The Power of Love-"
Saturday matinee. "trou Frou," and on Satur-
day evening double bill, Power of Love- and
Tragedy and Comedy" the latter u new piece
adapted from the French by Mile. Rhea her
self MIR: George LearocK has succeeded Mr.
Arthur Forrest as leading man in the company
HE SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT at the
National Theater Tomorrow night will be made
interesting by the first appearance here of Miss
Maggie Mitchell, OF Broonlyn,a young soprano
OF whom very pleasant things are said by those
who have heard her sing. An attractive pro-
gram of light music has also been arranged for
the Marine band, and altogether the concert
promises to be one OF the best of the series.
The ITALIAN OPERA.-Tne sale of seats for
next week will open at the opera house box
office on Monday morning. The sale OF single
seats opens on Thursday, the 18th. Colonel
MaplesCn this year mas two new prime doune
VITO will he heard Iere-Mlle. Alma Fohstrom.
who sings In FRA Diavolo:" and Nine. Lillian
Nordic;t, who will be heard in .Traviata" Sig
~ hn cr...
ated such u furore when here with the Milan
company last season, Is with MaplesOn this
year.
HEROES OPERA HoUsE.-The play at this
house next week will be BARLEY Campbells
successful drama, "rhe Galley Slave" which
retains public favor better than any other of
this authors productions. 1t will be rendered
by u good company, which includes among its
nemuers A. Z. henderson, j. r. kcefe, james
Bevins, A. q. Enos, Virginia Marlowe and An
ME IL. Blacke.
THE DIME MUsEUM-Mr Sid C. France. an
actor who is prime IIvorite with the patrons
OF the variety halls, Will appear ut this house
next week in u drama called Marked ior Life"
which Is said to be OF the most thrilling in
tereSt.
THEAToR COMIoUE.-A very lively entertain
ment mas been given at this house all the week,
and another equally good is in preparation for
next week. There Will be new features intro
duced in the Oiio and fresh female minstrel
scene.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Diller e. Croft has sold
to Sarah ID. La Fetra for $500 four lots, Is
between w and Boundary streets. Watson
Boyle has sold 10 Charles l.. Mays tor 81 900
lot 2O.4X9O icet, on the north side OF Monroe
street, (between Z and II streets), west ot 10th
street. Il. +. Gilbert has sold two lots in Takoma
park to j. Il. Bromwell for $4S4.4S. SaiIie r.
Young has sold TO David X. Cartier for "a, 500
lot containing 1853 square feet fronting 24.6
feet on the south side of Pa. Ave-, between oath
and 10Th streets and extending to l. street with
q frontage on that street of 27.5la leet.
n. ID. Larner, trustee, and Cnas +. Willett
has sold to Anne s. Lynch, for $4,000, the
property 2212 feet front on the west side OF 18th
street. between and q streets. Mrs. Ida Little
the residence fronting 20 feet on the north side
OF street, east OF 18th street. ThOs. j. Fisher
has sold TO John c. keton. for SO, 9O6.25, three
lots, 25x95 feet each on the north side of X
street, just west OF New Hampshire avenue
Alfred Richards has sold to John X. Linea-
| feet ON the south side OF Riggs street, between
18th and 14th streets.
SLIGHT FIRES THIS MoRNING.-This MORN
| ing between and O'Clock the roof of the s,Old
| Soldiers Hest" y frame structure built In the
early days OF the war, outside the grounds of
/ the u. & .. railroad depot, and used as q re-
freshment room for military organizations en-
| route 10 the field, took fire from sparks from
| the stove pipe running through the roof. Word
| was sent TO No. Engine company, which was
| responded TO In time To save the building The
building was occupied upstairs as storeroom
| for window sash by MIR. Thomas w. smith, and
down stairs by Nd is. =. Daish, as a feed store.
| The damage was siight.-A slight fire oc-
| CURED this morning in the house occupied by
John Hamilton and owned by II. A. Linger In
| the alley between 10th and Goth and l. and n
| streets north, caused by the overturning Of Q
lamp; damage slight