Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-11

i4TH Fard's famous no SIS
rVses,s now on sale.
CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH.
The second
GRAND CONCERT
FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY Is
SYMPHONY Sos sYMrHoxr
VIM Gericke. Conductor.
Assisted by the well known Prfma Dunus
MISS EMMA JUcH
and the renowned Violin virtuoso,
MR. T1MorHE ADANowsKL
Brilliant program Including
HAYDEN SYMPHONY NO. 2
Concerto for Violin tnew1, MoscowsKr
rp,S,, lntrodneiion and closing scene from
TRISTAN and ISOLDE. WAGNER
Miss Juch will sing
.,a AhlA From MARRIAGE OF F1GARo-
are Re- spsi = scsgOsT RpOs9ssn and ssssapn
~ "a, ave Insecure in advance 70 avoid disSp
BURDITT NORTH Managers. Allu7
{ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
MONDAY. JANUARY IA. 1859.
Major J. b POND has the honor to announcer return
engagement and positively last apTeAranos
an Washington Of
MRS ALICE J. SHAW
THE WRESTLING PRIMA DONNA
And Queen Of all Artists a. a Whistler
Mrs. SHAW viii be supported by the following excel
lent company Of artists.
Miss OLLIE ToRBETT. violinist.
Miss EDITH POND. Singing Reader.
Mrs. yLNSIE R. CAMPBELL. accompanies fot
Mr. F. V. DowNEY. Pianist
Mr. HARRISON WILLARD.
The Renowned Composer and baritone. and the
COLUMBIA MALE QUARTETTE, Of Washington.
tiaT 'e For cents S cents and ell according lo
aoi. ioi SAFE q, brehtanos- Jal0-4t
A Laughs GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT. MATINEE SATURDAY.
MccAULL OPERA COMPANY.
Ono A. Mccaull. Sole Proprietor and MAnsgery
Presenting their great success
THE LADY OR THE TIGERi
MONDAY. JANUARY Ia
Farewell week Of the
McCaull Opera Company,
LORRAINE,
BY Rudolph Dellinger composer Of Don Cesar.
Beautiful Scenery
Box-sHEET NOW OPEN. jaio
X ERNAN's NEW WASHINGTON THEATER
SEL S1tPse sk MeP T Won; Thur And
The PREMIER Acrubats OF the World
cHE ana I many other sT N 2, 4dzr
>- - Toe, l5c and 25c
NEXT wEEK-ir,Sin Bros Biz SHOW ,Alo
'gNHE MAS CONCERTS.
DIR. LOUIS MAS; THE EMINENT PIANIST.
MR. FREDERICK JAMESON. TENOR.
VIII appear in two attractive prarrams constituting
the SECOND pair of the
- BISCHOFE CONCEKTS
NJ Nne n 0n Two evenings,
TCEsip ,Nl An, ANp WiEID1NEsDAI.
Tickets, including deserved 5Oc now on sale
at Ills 4 Co.'s S39 Pennsy lyanlA ave. jalO
GLOBE THEATER.
", ~ Penna; ave-. near llthst.
MAiinees TussSsy Msdnes.lsy; Friday and saturday
IIkSI-Cl.ASS kAEIEI1Es
EVERY NIGHT
Admission 10. 20 and 30 cents jAs-5t.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
SATURDAY EyLNINe JANUARY l2,
GRAND CAMPANlNl CONCERT COMPANY, 7
sIGNoIsINA DE WERE.
The celebrated Irflns Donna who created furore in
New iork and Boston aud Grand Array Of Talent In
MISS MARIE GRoEBI-
o,o~o,, nj, S tI IrSlto, ,
sleNob R. cLLNEAIL BOLOGNA
SIG. ITALo cAMPANiNI
Conductor. siGNoR FERRARI
s.,. -, keserNed seats ; 2Oc. 11e and 81.
EDWARD r DROoPs.
jas-6t 925 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
~ X
H Week ~ January =
Matinees Tues, Thurs, and Sat
MR. WILLIAM REDMUND AND MRS. THOMAS
BARRY,
Supported by the Redmund Barry Co in their latest
and greatest success,
HERMINIE.
JAZZ Next week-"HARBoR LIGHTS
tsrTNALkS BY TRAVELLERS
IL at Young Mems Christian Association.
Closing Talk: FRIDAY. Jan. IL, atspm
Prof A. q. WILKINSON, of u. s. Patent Once.
Subject: The Passions spiel Of Ober- AminerRnu
Admission by ticket, 10 be lad Irer by any yOunz
man applying al lsO9 y. u ave The course 10
for men only. nl9-m.wkf2m
rHHE NATIONAL GUARD BAND AND oRCHEs-
IL IhA now iully organized and equipped Will fur
nish faultless music Tor all OCCASIONS. fDN A WILL
JAMS Business Manager, lOs 9th NV. Tel ssti-4.
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WASHINGTON RIDING ACADEMY
w Corner of 2.d and sta NV
Instruction given 20 Ladies. Gentlemen and Chill
dren Best appointed boarding stable in the country
Ample carriage and special accommodations for
coachmen.