Evening star., 1900-05-09

basket. The jugg}er seizes a long sword
and runs it through ths receptacle in every
direction. The corer fs removed and the
boy is gone. leaving behind him the net bag
in which he was tied The lid is again put
on the basket, and is Immediately thrown
off by the boy, VINO emerges, still tied, but
minus the net.
If the visitor wishes to ride about the
midway he has the choice of elephants
camels or jinrickshaw, drawn by brown
legged and blue-turbaned coolies, and when
You have completed the circuit if you have
seen all you have seen much. If there is
not scarcity of dimes in Washington it
will not be for lnck of enterprise on the
part of the carnival promoters.
THE DAMROSGH SOCIETY.-The final
concert of the brilliant series given by the
Damrosch Society this season will take
place Thursday evening of next week at the
1oinmoia Theater. The principal Soloist
VIII be the famous leading baritone of the
Grau Grand Company. Giuseppe Campanari
Campanarfs popularity in this city is great
er than that of any of the famous members
pi the drau company, which means that
Lls many admirers will be delighted to have
the opportunity of hearing him in sclo
WORK ana with the no less popular Dam
rosch Society. The pamrosch Society will
sing some of the finest and most pleasing
music ever written for male voices includ-
ing number by Carl Goldmark, probably
.he greatest of living composers. and Ar.
thur Foote's setting of Longfellow's Fare
we'll of Hiawatha" The baritone solo in
thls cantata will be sung by a popular
member member OF the Damrosch Society. Mr..
otto Luebkert. who is the baritone
sololst of the Epiphany Church. Campa-
Iar1 will sing, among other numbers the
famous prologue from j.eoncavallos "Pag-
nicci. Sale of seats to the public begins
at the Columbia Theater box office tomor-
row.
PATIENCE" BY AMATEURs-"Pa-
tience, ever assured of a kindly hearing
Ct r,ierlt g..
tional Rifles Armory, under the direction
OF frofs H. f. SALESMAN and William De
ol; uiu, mere was an exceptionally large
auuieLSe, the entertainment having been
pianned Tor the benefit of the Woman's In
dustr1al and Patriotic League of the Dis
trlct OF Columbia. The performance was a
very creditabe one, those taking part being
Ttlsses bessie Jolly, Evelyn Forsythe, Emily
lucy smith, Nellie Frost. Lourita Reicher
ana violet Pierson and Messrs. Alfred Ter
Terc.s Ts. Mi1 L BMelshaw, BE Frank Wallace, Harry
Barnes, Harry Clarke. Edward Crane.
Enl Enille Glass, Clifton Downing and John De
'athey ana Misses Carrie Devlin, Eva Cos
Isn, sessie Puerner, Alta Smith. Minnie
Grossart, Mary Gibson Carrie tsrossart
Josephine Eckstein. Frances Grossart. Yer,
NE NE Schrnid, Annie Williams Flora Ballard
Mamie Ballard, Rosa Lerch Rosa Brown
In" Ina tSi Seni1id, Louise Rupert Elsie Worth,
Jessie Griffith and Blanche Riley.
- ooNG RECiTAL.-Sanders & Stayman
announce an @ that they have secured Miss car
We,,,. n.oeWeii' contraito. and Mr.. Julian
walker, baritone, both of New York. for
one one song recital, to be held in the banquet
ma. lla.i OF the Hotel Raleigh. 18th and Penn
SyiEahla ~ avenue, on Tuesday evening May
Ia, at S:15 O'clock Both these artists are
soiolsts with the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany' Miss Brdewel doing great work with
sembrlch in the Magic Flute" Mr. Walk
er VIII be especially remembered for his
peaatHai singing in the Choral Society's
last concert AS the seating capacity is re-
strlcted, only limited number of tickets
will be sold.