Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A LBAUeH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Mr. RICHARD
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EEEis "a ii Is ~ II frr f,In End ,
AND HIS NEW YORK STOCK COMPANY.
Under tire direction Of Mr.. A. Z. HARTz
fSss AND AT i THE ssftRbPf MhTfN ff.S
BEAU BRUMNElL-
Thursday Evening. A PsnsnAn Romance.
FRIDAY NIGHT.
In Response 10 general request
PRINCE KARL
Saturday Evening. DIR. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
Next VIEW. Il; CRANE in The SENATOR fea
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EXTRA.
COMMENCING MoNpYA. FEBRUARY le ONLY
MATINEE SATURDAY.
MR. VIM II. CRANE
dsa s i a. en ss. oGIr.sy IRON the Star ss'
Brooks. in DAVID Lloyd and sydney
hosefeids American Comedy.
Direct from the Phenomenal Run Of %. Nsrsss in
Ne" hork city reu-, I'D.
Sale Of seats begins THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL
II ARRIs, BIJoU THFATFk-
IA Week Commencing Monday, FebruArya
Prince of sTl Dialect Comedians.
MR.. CHARLES A. LoDER.
In his Great Comedy Drama.
';HILARITl."
BEAUTIFUL LADY DANCERS
PRETTY GIRLS AND FUNNY COMEDIANS.
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UNCONVENTIONAL CHURCH.
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY Is.
R0BaRTs HARPER
OF london in his Celebrated Lecture,
This lecture the third Of the al the congre
gational Church, and viii he illustrated by
BEAUTIFULLY ARTISTIC VIEWS.
Admission. 20 cents
Ellis %. IS az Penn. ave s no" 01 fs az y
A FEW G 4EE sT6 SbhTS PP nfcrrRrs
a ne shorehan Hote! News stand. II and 18th SITS.
KERNAN's NEW MssHTKeT9S rnEATER
THIS wEEK-LAdies' Matinee tomorrow.
EFF 90 ssss TIT EErr ERR
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ENGLISH GAIETy COMPANY.
81 BeNst. hing. Brilliant Beauties. 40.
The satirlcal Success-DEAi MINNIE.
r Mest week-GUs HILLS WORLD OF NOVEL
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE
EVERY EVENING", wEP Slsss AND sAruR-
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Under the Management OF Augustus Rtou.
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MYLFs ARooN..
NJ, sc,S1 iiF rs t ti%e in this =. sity poo
render the followiae new songs: "hou and l. Love- I"
My MagEie, Live. Ny Love. Oh 1--we" The
Next week-HALLEN AND HART in LATER ON. -
A FEW CHOICE SEATS FOR sToDDARD Lee
For sale At a slight advance. Will sell tickets for
single lectures so 10th st. ne. fe7-3t'
AMtsiccAL Alb LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT
TUESDAY EVE. FEB. 10. IS9I.
G.A-RHan. l4i3 Penn.a NV.
The performance viii commence at pms pm.
Leach, Mis-; Marguerite Nolan. the Misses MsSsr-
hany the Miss Darts and Mess,s ooodchid. Mill
Ens '0'1 -'0A' o'e' "es'' frOi' Mon I iea hos
DIAMONDS VACATION EXCURSIONS.
ALL TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED.
The seventh and eighth parties of the season for
CALIFORNIA
Will leave Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington as
follows:
THURSDAY, MARCH 5.-Route via Chicago. Kan
que. Bsrstow San Bernardno. &c.
TUEsDAi, March l0.-kcute via Cincinnati. New
Tie Iranscontinenrai journey wi. he made in slCia.
trains Of niagniteens AeouIe Pullman Palace Cars,
with Pullman Palace Dining Cars.
Achoice of four routes returning with ten parties
under special escort Return tickets also good on an
trains ri until SSgS indsPenasnt Tickets. eoyerng
tine ssenger IN California ana returning Hotel cou-
pons supplied il desired.
EXCURSION TO MEXICO MARCH
ANNUAL SPRING TOURS To COLORADO. CALI.
FORNIA THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND
ALASKA APRIL 20.
ss-send for descriptive circulars. designating
whether book relating to California Mexico tours
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III So 9Th st. tunder Continental Hotel. Philadel-
Or WARREN CHoATE CO.,
feT-8 90 1lth st. W.. Washington. d. C.
DoN'r FAIL TO VISIT
THE
JAHRMARKTi
WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY ARMoRY,
FROM
FEBRUARY 2 TO IA. 1891.
Proceeds to be devoted the Building Fund of the Con
cordia Church. corner 10th and sts NV.
Prominent Military and Singing Societies will be
invited
CHANGE OF PROGRAM EVERY EVENING.
Music. Ladies' Drills Military Drills. Vocal Music,
Recitations, &c.
ce1sou ID cents
single Admission 10 cents
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