Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-13
Miller i'm a Critical Condition.

/ AIIOhNEf SIMILAR To THAT HE GAVE A
STAR REPORTER.
John G.. Miller, who was shot ON F street near
| 9th, last Wednesday by George N. Walker, was SO
| low last night and sinking so rapidly that the
physicians at the Emergency hospital notified the
police, and District Attorney WorthingtOn soon
afterwards appeared at the hospital, accompanied
| by Major Moore and had an interview with MIL
ler, who was supposed to be dying. Miller, whose
extremities were cold, was sustained by stimu-
lants. He spoke, however, distinctly and intelli-
gently, giving his version OF the shooting affair.
He was very cool and did not seem to be disturbed
when told that he was dying. The district attOr-
ney declined to make public Miller's statement. 1t
was, IL is stated, substantially the same that
Miller rallied considerably and the surgeons
Thought there was still a chance for him.
Amusements.
ALBAUGHs OPERA HOUsE.-.RienZi," the six-act
drama which Mr.. Lawrence Barrett will pro-
duce in spectacular style this evening, was writ
many years ago, and was first acted In this cOun-
try by Macready. Mr.. Barrett has made many
changes in 1t In order TO conform 1t modern ideas
and 10 Increase Its value as an acting drama. All
the scenery, properties and costumes to be em-
ployed are new. There are three distinct stage
sets, each to be employed In two acts. These are
the ruins OF ancient Rome. the banquet hall in
Rieazis house and the cathedral interior. In the
iastnamed scene, In the fifth act, agrand TIE Deum
VIII be sung by full chorus OF twelve priests and
twenty-four ch0riSters. In the fourth act, in the
banquet scene there will be bridal chorus, and a
dirge by monks in the sixth act; Much attention
has been given to these musical features OF the
play, and they are expected to greatly enhance
its effectiveness and add to the interest OF the per-
formance. Altogether, it Will be notable event
In local theatrical annals and no doubt washing
lngton Will show due appreciation OF Mr.. Barretts
enterprise.
opera in German which Manager Amberg's CON-
pany gave in this city last season were as
satisfactory from every point OF view as
any witnessed here in many years. The vocal
strength OF the company was imposing, and what
Is rare indeed In opera tfoupeS, the artists were
as capable histrionically as they were vocally;
while the responsiveness and esprit with which
they played together left little to be desired All
the leading artists OF last season who were pop
ular here are still connected with the troupe and
some new ones have been added since
MENDBISsOHN QUINTETTR CLUB CONCERT.-The
entertainment by this organization at Congrega-
gurate the sixth season OF BiSchon concerts The
clubs entertainments are always pleasant affairs
It will be assisted on this occasion by Miss Alice
Ryan, daughter OF the leader, as solo vocalist.
MIR. Rhodes the first VIOLIN created furore at the
Gewandhaus concerts at Leipzig, when he was
in the Bischof course gives an opportunity to
hear it for merely a nominal sum.
NEW IDEAS ON LADIES' ATTIRE.-Mrs. Jenness
Miller, whose name is associated with some novel
theories in regard to attire for ladies, will lecture
On the subject at the UEiversalist church, 18th
and streets this evening, December 13. Mrs.
Miller comes here with the reputation OF fasci-
mating talker, and those who attend are, there
fore, sure to be entertained. whether endorsing
ucI VIEWS UT uUI.
KERNANS THEATER.-Clark and Ratigan,S fe-
male MINISTRIES will be the attraction at this house
this week. The troupe Is said to give pleasing
entertainment, entirely devoid OF Objectionable
features.
HARRIS BuOU THEATER.-Denier's Pantomime
troupe Will appear at this popular house this
week, giving an entertainment which is sure to
please young and old.
DIME MUsEUM.-May Adams Burlesque Company
Will entertain the numerous patrons OF this house
this week. The troupe has been seen here before
and give good show.
REV. MINOT j. SAVAGE, the distinguished Unfair
ian clergyman, OF Boston, who lectures at All
Souls church, this evening, is one OF the most
fascinating takers OF the American pulpit and
never fails to interest his audiences.
WILHELM CLUB CONCERT.-The Wilhelm club
composed OF the advanced class OF Mr.. KaSpar'S
young lady violin pupils, Will give concert at
UnlyerSaiiSt church, 18th and L streets, on the
18th. Mime. Stone-BartOn, fine singer who made
most favorable impression ON previous appear
ance here, viii be the solo vocalist.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT will be given
under the auspices OF st. Andrews p E. church
at National Rifles hall on Wednesday evening next
The program Is most carefully selected. Among
those who have volunteered their services are
Misses Kate y. Scott, Eulalie DoIner Mamie ST.
MONS Mrs: Philip Mauro, Messrs. Lent, Szemelenyi
Whipple, Young and Mauro. Tickets are on sale
at prOOp'S and Parets.