Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-16
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| NATIONAL THEATER.-After her absence OF
| many years the return Of Clara Morris to this
| city will be most welcome event to large
class of theater-goers. Her repertory for the
| week is the most extended that Miss Morris has
ever appeared in within the same length OF
time: The program for the week is: Monday
and Thursday, "Miss Multon;" Tuesday, "L'Ar
ticle AZ Wednesday. '.The New Magdalen:
Friday, alike" and Saturday matinee, "Ca-
mile" saturday night kben Plympton, Miss
| play the successful drama, "The Noun tebank "
ALBAUGHs OPERA HoUSE.--Mr. John T.
RAYMOND, in his engagenenta at this house next
| week, will be supported by one OF hestrongest
companies that he has ever gathered about
| him. 1t includes Kate Forsyth. Leonora Brad
| ley, Belle Pierson, ]. b. Everham Joseph h.
Whiting, Lewis Baker and sidney Drew. The
Magistrate" the farce-comedy in which Mr..
Ray mond appears, is one of the most successful
at Days Theater, New York, and Is now in the
ninth month OF its run at the Court Theater,
London.
| THE MAMIE MoRRICE CONCERT at the Con-
! greSational church on Wednesday evening is
an event that VIII attract IL large audience II
the music loving people of Washington All
| the well known vocalists and instrumentalists
OF this city have volunteered to take part, and
the object OF the concert is a most worthy one
| Tickets are on sale at Ellis d. Co.'S.
THE KELLOGG CoNCERT.-Miss Clara Louise
Kellogg, aided by company of wel-known
artists will give concert at the Congregation
will assist her are Nine. Julie Rive King, the
| pianist; Miss Pauline Montegriffo contr:,!i,;
Mr. Ross David, tenor; MIR. Francis II. Noyos
| baritone, who is of this city; Miss Ollie forfeit
| violinisi, and Mr.. Adolf CHASE. the plano virtu
"s2 Ticket may be had at Ellis.
| The SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT.-MiS~
Dora Wiley, The leading vocalist of the courelI
at the National theater Sunday evening, is
well known here, having been freqnen:l!
sympa hete VOICE Mr Tsrsema ssf the BARI
tone, is also we'll known. An unusually al
tractive program of light and popular music
has been arranged for the Marine band.
| GEoRGETOWN ORCHESTRA CONCERT.-The
| Georgetown Amateur orchestra, assisted by
| iui concerts at the National Rifles arInory on
tuesday evening next, under the conductor
Ship of Mr.. Ernest Lent. The orchestra will
render "a Beethoven symphony, Moszkowski's
Spanish dances, a Cherubini overture, Mich
| aelis' Forge in the Forest and Brahms Hun.
garian dances.
| prime favorite with the public on the spectacu.
lar stage, and later in emotional drama, APP
1.-The Two Orphans" and 1.-The Lady OF Lyons
| HEROES OPERA House. - Miss Matte
| Vlckers young actress who has many friends
| and admirers all over the country, will be the
attraction at Herzog's next week, supported by
good company. She appears in a play called
"Jacquine, rom the pen OF Chas Gayler.
! THEATER COMIoUE.-The entertaining bill
which the management OF this house provided
| this week for the amusement of its patrons viii
| DE IoiiOWeo next week Oy one eQ ualiy as good
A number of new variety people nave been en-.
| gagged for appearance.
THE ART SALE AT WIZARDS HALL.-Wil
| lards hall has been fitted up by Mr.. b. Scott
| jr., for the art sale which commences on Mon
| day next at IL O'Clock. He invites the public
| to inspect the dis lay of artistic goods now on
| exhibition. The collection embraces oil paint
| ings, rare specimens OF brio a brac, unique cary
| 1ngs and bronZes. Among the latter are two
| pages in court costume, very large, ana which
| received the first prize at the Vienna exhibi
| ton. The exhibit Includes the statue of "Medi
| tatiOn," by Giovanni Cinselli, of Rome; also
one concert grand Decker Bros. piano. Mr.. Scott
| says the sale promises to be one of the most at
tractive ever held here. Messrs. Walter b. VIII
liams & Co. are the auctioneers. The paintings
| will be sold Monday and Tuesday evenings at
O'Clock.
| west, northwest and southwest can consult the
| agents of the B. and o. railroad, 619 and
| 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, and station cor
Rates via this line to Chicago are s13, te
| Louisville S14.5O to st. Louis $1,000, to Gin
| cinnati S11, to Indianapolis $12 and Detroit
$12, with corresponding low rates to all othe,
points. Fast limited express trains, with
| through parlor and sleeping cars to destination
| Time to Chicago, 23 hours; Cincinnati, 1t
hours, ana st. Louis, 81 hours. Limited iol
Cincinnati and St Louis 3 pm. daily.
ORIENTAL CARPETS RUGS, ETC. For SALE
Thomas Bowling has catalogue sale of Orien
| fine embroideries, embracing rare pieces, such
as Royal Agra carpets, Cairo rugs silk Bokhars
and Sheraz rugs, antique hall rugs, and Other
| specimens, which will be sold at public auction
| Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, January
| Goth, 21st and 22d, at IL am. and 3 o'clock D
m. each day. They are on exhibition Monday
| first floor VI his salesroOms southwest corner O
| Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.