Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

FRIDAY EVENING, "Carnen"
s6%2ss MATINEE fRS tsgsF'n
December I,t 22 Kellogg and Labstt)
beaeSe EssNlNs with an eIeeisnt cast.
Prisss nsx 81 !: So o and % cents
Matnees, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
HARRY WILLIAMS
OWN SPECIALITY COMPANY
Direct from his Academy of Music Pittsburg, Pa
ALL NEW FEATURES.
LIEUT. f9sSf M Sf Kflz! FE:p Dali,
HARRY IL S ct Al HN sRd LESLIE NaIEF EDWARD.
rrn,r MISS s., LILLIAN 90 AZ, WHITE, MACE,
r0hf ca fha I and EIiaS h6sk sff EA'hf
In the Nosi GF sk& PESki & Mysteries
Next weeiNsHiEFFEK BLAKELY's co. d1s
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
Crowded Houses Nightly Greet
MR. E. h. soTHERN.
In his latest comedy success from the Lyceum Thea
ter, New York. written by Messrs. De Mile and Be-
lasco entitled
LORD CHUMLEY
THE FINAL MATINEE WILL OCCUR SATURDAY.
Next week-Mr JOSEPH JEFFERSON in THE
RIVALS" assisted by cast of unusual excellence.
Prces.Jeferson engagement, 81, $3.50, 81, rs,
Seats Now on Sale d13
JOSEPH JEFFERSON.
And an Excellent Comedy Company.
Including
MRS. JOHN DREW and MR.. JOHN GILBERT.
In Sheridans Charming Comedy,
RIVALS,
AT THE NATIONAL THEATER
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER II
Seats now on Sale dI3
FUNHE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Mr. ELLIOT 6PA ht t60 and fh dF. ls CLAYTON
JOHNS of Boston, will give vocal and instrumental
Of the ish TICKETS ST. CHURCH Oil 'ne df fssHs
SCENEsIN THE LIFE OF CHRIST ILLUSTRATED
~ 4. TABEESsSEE CHURCH, 9th and B stssw,
ApproPriats music viii be rendersd By Messrs.
l sTSw Mrs Henry Rose and Maize Rose
s'TNALKs BY TRAVELLERS"
ALIEN MD foTssn se Pss Of for
81: ri :s;5 ?
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK.
First Grand Concert of the series by the
B B9sT8s
ss{MMPHSSTT s sYMP#SSY
"M xs:;.;si X; ;......CoNDUcToR,
HERR CARL BAERMANN,
ne % assb Piano orsry Royal
ss Bk si LA s1lI PTkoeRAM-1ncluding
(latfy dieCnveradl
EaFEfSk" Sonserio for Pisnciorte. .BEEpaSEfN
scoTcH sYMP III Minor. MENb SEHllAnAN
Reserved Seats, 81, $3.50. On sale at j. +. ELLIS
dlO-5t BURDITT NORTH. Managers
HAMS BIJoU THEATRR,
MONDAY NIGHT, December 10.
Every6ody's fsvorite.
Mr. GUS WILLIAMS,
As ALBERT KEPPLER in c. Wallace wallin's Natural
Home Comedy of New York Life, entitled
"KEPPLER'S FORTUNE"
Next weel- isHEhsDls sis oyHas a1oss
GLOBE THEATER.
Masiness Tqssdss Esdassdsy TIidsy and Saturday
Week beginning December 10
THE MAkTINNETTI BROTHERS
WILLIE AHERN's
AUSTRALIAN SPECIALITY COMPANY,
including large number Of wen known artists.
Sc R sTs G fRM fST st FIRST f PsT
Admission, 10, 20 and 80 cents. d10-6ts
N EBER'S ORCHESTRA FURNISHES MUSIC
for all occasions at the shortest notice. orders left
at John +. Ellis Co, Edward +. Droops and W. g.
Metzerott Co., Music Stores, or Louis Weber, TBS
9TH st. s.e d. lms
DATTLE OF SHILOH
u ls now open from
Ga m. to 10 D. m.
18th ST.. two blocks south of Treasury Building. n5
WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY,
w Corner of 22d and sta NV.
Instruction given to Ladies', Gentleman and Chill
dren Best appointed boarding stable in the country
Ample carriage room and special accommodations for
coachmen.
Public Music Ride every Saturday night ct O'Clock
Horses furnished ut 81 each. Send for Circular
Telephone call 926 I'D. BROWN co,
oc2c-3m Proprietors