Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-20

greater accommodations than eur for Stodddrd Lee
ture patrons this year. The WiH therefore b
IN THREE COURSES JUST ALIKE.
As follows:
COURSE A
Monday and Thursday Evenings.
March Z. 10. IA. II. 81.
COURSE B
Tuesday and Friday Evenings.
March .. IL. 10. Is. %.
COURSE c.
Wednesday and Saturday EVENINGS.
March 9. 12. H. -. %.
THE SALE OF COURSE TICKETS
For all the courses will open on
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 1.
At Ticket Office. Academy of Music.
Justice to the whole public led long ago to the estab
| lishment Of the rule Of
| No more than Ten Tickets for any course to
SINGLE applicant
the experience in other cities and the present in
quiries here mean anything. they suggest the wisdom
Of combining to empower one party to purchase in
blocks Of 10 whenever possible. 1t
FEBRUARY ~. 1892
wAsH1NGToN's BIRTHDAY.
MOUNT VERNON.
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
4 ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY 22. 1892,
The Anniversary of the Birthday of the Immortal
washington. the New Iron and Steel Steamer
CHARLES MACALESTER.
Steam Heated Throughout. Pleasant and Comfortable
Will Make Fast Flying Trip to
MOUNT VERNON. THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Leaving Washington at 10 a. M. Returning to the
City by 2:3Op.m.
The Contnentas' of Washington, in the Pic.
turesQue Uniform Of the Patriots of the Revolu-
tionary Army. Will be Present in Honor
of the Occasion.
Fare. Round Trip. 81. including admission to the
Mansion and Grounds of Mount Vernon.
G y cozcvK7 L: L BLAKE: Captain:
HAMLINE CHAPTER. EPwoRTH LEAGUE.
At the Church, Cor. 9th and sts,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY "a. 1892.
AT O'CLOCK.
The The following well known talent will participate:
p I,oi j. ": bischof. Miss Cora Boyd.
Mr.. VIM. MeFarland. M. JOIN Noans
MIR. Frank Reside. Prof. I'd Hay,
Mr. Alfred Barker.
ADMISSION. % Cents.
Reserved Seat 80 Cents
Tickets on sale It the stores John Ellis
and H. Housh Ae''0n b. i0"ner' H. '" is 2SasS
MADAME NJ. sIssIERETTA JONES.
H. MAN. me , queen OF all SINGERS 81 her race.
her superior musical talent. win give one Of her
AT EBENEzEk n. Z. CHURCH,
ON GGEas5 St Al fE Ell AZ 81 1892
We believe it will be treat to ali who may favor us
with their presence.
Proceeds for the benefit Of our new parsonage
fsso Rev ksy 4 A. PP:n Esas R'i fss; Elder
WALrERs GALLERIES.
BALTIMORE
VIII BE- se Ops Ru0s
'Nn'' M RsSi Gyfii FEBRUARY q.
O'Clock. N'eA'1 A''n' ~ W
TICKETS AT HARRIS sHAFER's,
!. AND MT. vERN utSS II ho aIs. BALTIMORE.
GRAND MUSICALE.
ORIENT ATHLETIC CLUB.
LIZZIE MACNICHOL-vETTA AND OTHERS.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
9th and sts.,
THURSDAY. February 25,
fe2o5t EIGHT O'CLOCK.
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ToNIGHT--LAsT TIME.
FRANK W. FROM THE
STOCK THEATER.
COMPANY. NEW. YORK.
Dramatized by MR.
ARCHIBALD POTTER
CLAvERING OF
GUNTER TEXAS
From his popular novel.
Presented with the original scenery.
Next Week.-Mrs. Martinez in '.POMPADOUR"
fe2O SEATS NOW ON SALE.
MR.. ALLAN DE C. MUELLER, SUCCESSOR TO
VI ~ L e. Marin. Select School for Dancing. Masonic
Circulars at the Academy. feaO-1m'
~ Tonight at 8. last appearance Of
MR. NATC.
u.s. $ : !! E. E. $$$ $|:||
AND COMPANION PLAYERS.
In the Brilliant. Fresh and Breezy Play.
THE NOMINEE.
THE NOMINEE.
THE NOMINEE.
So Monday. Feb. %,
Mr.. Z. II. SOTHERN
In Lord Chumley" and THE Dancing Girl"
Seats now on sale. 1t
A cADEMf.
TONIGHT AT 8 LAST TINE OF
HALLEN AND HART
In the
Famous Musical Skit,
LATER ONT
NEXT wEEK
The Legitimate Comedy,
III AkRIS' BIJOU THEATER
4AMrs p. Harris. h. L. Britton and 7. f. Dean
Propretors and Managers.
NEXT! SPECIAL. NEXT,
Opening with grand matinee
wAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY, MONDAY, FEB %,
The new ION THE TRAIL. or
. DAN'L BOONE"
Rauu To- ;t.