Evening star., 1894-02-26
ANU SENE.NTS.

Mary Howe's Concert.-Mary Howe's sue
cess abroad has been such as to excite
general interest amongst musicians, and
will be great source of satisfaction to her
thousands of friends and admirers through
out the country. Since her last appearance
in this section, two years ago, she has been
pursuing her studies in company with Mr..
LAWN, and during the last six months they
have been doing concert work in Italy and
Germany. The financial depression in Italy,
however, so affected musical matters there
that on receiving fine offer from Mr.. Her
man Wolff, the leading German manager,
they went to Berlin, wnere they have been
located since December, and singing in the
different German cities. At Hamburg, Janu-
AIRY .. when Mary Howe appeared with the
Won Bulow Philharmonic Orchestra, she
had one of the greatest ovations ever given
a singer, being called and recalled many
times. AT Berlin, where both Mr.. and Mrs.
LAWN sang at the Philharmonic Society,
January ~, their success was even greater,
and the press notices from every single
paper in both cities were generous and
hearty in praise of the American singing
pair" as they were termed. These notices
entire, with translation, have been reprint
ed here, to convince every one that this sue
cess was genuine and not forced. Their
appearance in this city. therefore. Friday,
March =, will have an added interest, be
cause of this addition to their previous good
name, and will be an interesting event,
sale at MetZerotts.
Mr.. Simon VOLTS Lecture.-The next lee
ture in the course under the auspices Of
the Young Mems Hebrew Association viii
be given in the Eighth Street Synagogue
tomorrow night. Mr.. Simon Wolf Will
be the lecturer and he will speak upon the
life of the late AdoIph l.. Sanger, one Of
the most prominent Israelites in America,
and who was at the time of his death presi-
dent of the board of education of New York
city. Mr.. VOLTS ability as a lecturer is
well known. and he will undoubtedly make
his subject of unusual interest.
Nine. Yale's Lecture.-On Saturday after
noon next Nine. NJ Yale will deliver a
lecture at Metzerott Hall to ladies only, in
which she will demonstrate that beauty
can be cultivated and youth restored and
preserved. Nine. Yale is woman of sur
passing beauty and although now forty-one
years of age, looks as fresh and lovely as
any girl at eighteen. She illustrates in her
own case her preservative method, ana will
tell her auditors how they may take ad-
vantage of her experience and stay the
ravages of advancing years.
Champion Jim at MetZerott Hall.-John
Donaldson. the trainer of James j. Corbett.
the champion of the world. arrived in the
city last night. Mr.. Donaldson Is here for
the purpose of arranging the preliminary
details for the big boxing exhibition at
Metzerott's Hail tonight. In addition to the
vaudeville for the night, including sparring
and bag-punching by Corbett. a consider
able local bill has been arranged. One OF
the bouts will be between Joe Bateman. the
trainer at the Columbia Athlstic Club, and
Delaney, the champion light weight of New
York. Other local bouts viii be between
Johnnie Bolger and Mike Boutcher, light
weights; Ed Roach and Mike Raedy, heavy
weights: Jack Bolan and an unknown, !ight
weights, and Dave Carroll and Glen Tailor.
The latter will add to the wrestling portion
of the program. Besides these local fea-
lures. there will be a high-class variety per-
formance, including well-known people The
exhibition will be thoroughly frst-class in
every respect. One of the first boxes taken
for the show was bought by the wife of eX-
Gov. Carroll of Maryland. Society has con-
tributed largely toward a big sale. 1t Is
announced that this entertainment will be
refined and at the same time scientific. Mr.
Corbett will appear twice. Once in his ex-
hibition of "bag-punching," and again in a
three-round contest with John Donaldson,
his trainer and sparring partner. The cham
pion will wear the same suit in which he
fought Mitchell. The program is long one
and Will consist Of the best talent.