Evening Star Newspaper, February 25, 1890, Page 8

LOCAL MENTION. AMUSEMENTS. The Weather. Anavon'’s—Stvanr Rorsoy.—“An Arrant YORTCAST TILL EIGHT A.M. WEDNESDAY. For the District of Columbia, Delaware and supported Maryland, threatening weather and rain; vari- | tion at Al fs last night, and it was an at- able winds, generally southeasterly; slightly | traction which stew upon one until it, beoame warmer. i absorbi in its interest. Opening For Virginia, cloudy weather and rain; | gat, ac eo emmrist reper say, it shows little — Rep oto Prropese Wirt. Not Bras. Up on the second act, nce lose it Then why risk your lives and property paint-| 18.8 combination of the Fidiculoas ‘and the ing your woodwork with inflammable paints, pr pie ns e = its eflects when woodwork covered with pyrodene liquid | &@d pleasing = a — Seeatens tious and paint, produced in any shade or tint, and way sae en = ence ithout knowing it 40 per cent more covering capacity than lesa Seton x ones po bal ga SS , be t its flaming. The leading London becom a 0 theaters, besides factories in this country, —_ — vipers are quite Sh saved from destruction by this non-inflamma- | ® thols English. Chiqui is a Bombastes Furioso, Ba preverver. | Curtaine will not burn wiea | Sod eloquent loge eet off menauatieadvaminee d in thi poisonous liqui e Not is 2 Hinghom Ince factories adopting it. Mr. Ferris, | The apport was good, Mise Vaders mado a the representative of the American <a and 5 eee § = [came - reap and | wid be vy 's Frodene paint company. is at the Ebbitt house | ‘777 Nas Charming in foree, figure and voice, bos & few days to give tests. See advertisement. ico, Mr. Ratcliffe’s Paulo, Mr. ‘Tannehill’s Dr. F. H. Roscor, the celebrated clairvoyant, | Phillipo—in fact every character in the cast was also business and test iwecdium, is still at No. | well taken. The scenery was particularly fine 1706 L street northwest, where he can be con- | and greatly enhanced the beauty of the play, sulted daily concerning the past, present and } which is much above what usually comes from future from 11 4 to 7:30 p.m. The doctor | playwrights’ pens. The waits between acts holds test seances on Thursday and Sunday | were too long for comfort, but not unusual for evenings at 8 o'cl Sest nights. : — 4st, | Mostc Hart—“Tae Gosnormes.”—A large Hmas artifi Herter, cor. 434 ose at — er a ae heard bral in Siu Ona etn Chane rst presentation in this city of Gilbert & Sulli- an Find eo scams, tenien, be. van’s latest opera, ‘The Gondolicrs.” It made Wenn 06. afairly favorable impression, judging by the G10 12th st. nvw, | *Pplause it received, although ‘the opera is in pee... many respects unlike and inferior to the other Try F. M. Wazxen’s Old Government Java | works of its composers, The story affords Sulli- Coffee. Bossted dai 30c. per pound, You | van a first-rate opportunity to give a great deal will like it La. ave. n.w. of bright and catchy music, of rather a light W.S, Fisnen. florist, 1425 Pa. ave. nw. bya . sh’ Ley character perhaps, but still not unpleasing. The company is good, and with one or two a ves aNp Prorenty by usit minor exceptions did the opera full justice. nag accel Tote fend Soteria, C. wae = Sy ington nae nee the main interest 916 ” o's Metallic Paint Co, | Centered in Miss Bettina Padelford, who tool Scat tect meer 5 the part of Casiilu. The hous: heid very her a hearty rved it too, for she has g stage presence and a strong, sweet | icc, which she uses with excellent | ticz! Notice! Nortic: Highest cash price paid for old teather beds, Adéress box 114, Star office. ct Cleaning Works, many of her fri Vert the Em; - effect. She looked very pretty and dressed the 631-635 Mass. ave Telephone Wk | part fo perfection, Atlee hes Gust with Luce Bur Your Coat. Coke and Wood from Jomy- | 1 the first act she was fairly snowed under mn been, leading trm im the Dis-| with flowers. The impression she left with eet | the audience was decidedly iavorable, and she — = | is sure to make a success in her chosen profes- Ber Your Coaz, Coxe axp Woop bf Forrest! sion. Miss Lillian Grubb was as delizhtinl as | Dodge, office 1214 Jist st., telephone 956.2, ever and gave éntire satisfaction in her ren dering of the leaditig role of Giancifa, She also received a floral ovation from her friends. hes = Harry Hilliard, the tenor, was so hoarse as to | Dox'r Far to call at Stxereron’s, 415 7th | be scarcely heard, and the part of Tessa (Mi street northwest, if you wish rea! bargains in | Celie Ellis) was taken by an understudy. . furniture, efrpets. upholstery goods, portieres, | Evelyn Vernon, Mr. George iauri and Miss lace curtains, &c. Every article offered at | Mabella Baker were very good in their respec- actual cost. rms cash, and no discounts can | tive roles, play was handsomely mounted, be allowed during this sale. the scenery and costumes being far above the = ; average of comic operas, it, ‘Tur Curarrst fcr. in the market is Wash-| Haruts’ ‘ONE OF THE OLD Stock. py’s coke. large audience greeted Chas. L. D: Exciusive Agents {England drama, “One of the Old = Harris’ last might, The play is interesting and deals more especially with New England tiie, i int dry humor of that section running gh the dialogue. Particular attention has been paid to the staging, and when the eur- tain went up on_ the first act a correct repre- sentation of a New England home was given. The company is above the average. and con- tains several specialty artists who enliven the | play with singing and dancing. Again tonigi KerNan’s—Reitzx axp Woops.—Few variety entertainments have visited Washington con- ta such a host of novelties as Reilly and Woods’ new big show, which is performing at Kernan’s this week. The house was jammed last night and the large audience testified its appreciation by frequent applause. Byrnes and Hi opened the entertainment with a side-splitting character sketch. Then came pretty Millie Price, who gave several charming solos, Bellonini, the eccentric juggler. as- tonished every one. Dan Hart, as the tramp, gave a bit of character work above the average, while the four gaiety dancers gave the audi- ence a terpsichorean treat. The funny Alexan- droff Bros, in their musical grotesque act pleased all, and the Wood family, in their farcical operetta, “The Organ Crank,” gave an interesting entertainment. The Byrne Bros., in a wonderful gymnastic act, “A Carriage The an amusin; <, wall paper, window ‘Telephone call 854-3, RIMENT WITH moat and nly the old bra er's pure Ision. All druggists, House column. xy made especially 6 Uth street. CITY AND DISTRICT. AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avpaven’s.—Stuart Kobson in “An Arrant Knave. Tue Mustc Hatt.—Stetson Opera Company in “Gondoliers.” Natioxat.— Abbott Opera Company in ‘rown Diamonds.” Haners’ Buov.—Chas. L. Davis in “One of the Old Stock.” Kui Reilly & Woods, Giove Tueaten.—Varicties, Masostc Teurre.—kK. of P. Fair. Wrteep Haut.—Woman’s National Liberal Union. Epe’s Harz.—Ideal Minstrel Troupe. Frrresyra Street M. E. Cuvrcu.—Literary and Musicale. THe Tm AN were interesting and instructive, w performance concluded with = = comedy afterpiece entitled ator McPhee.” CONDENS LOCALS. Pat Reilly impersonated the Snator and he did it in a hig tonight. Natronat—Avnotr Orera Company.—The Abbott opera company appeared at the Na- tional last night with a good audience, including full boxes. The opera was Ernani, Verdi's tragic work, and in many respects it wasas well done as it ever has been in Washington. Miss Abbott was in excellent voice. Mr. Pruette, of course, won the plaudits of the people. Mr. Broderick’s Den Ruy was done with his custom- ary vigor and Mr. Montegritfo's Ernani was given with grace and finish. The choruses were es- ially strong. Tonight “Crown Diamonds.” RAIN lea altimore and Ohio station at 6 o'clock thi Baltimore ‘Much Ado About Nothing” at Albuugh’s Holliday Street theater. Tickets $1.50 and 72 at Miller's book store. Seats may still be reserved for “Fools’ Revenge,” “Hamlet.” ‘*Macbeth,” “Richelieu” and “Merchant ofgVenice.” Roort's Sacrep Cantata, ‘Under the Palms,” will be presented at Calvary Baptist church, 8th and H streets, tomorrow evening. Soloists, Miss Florence Grigg. Mrs. Bodfish. Mr. Lillie- bridge, Mr. Hice; Mrs. Q. A. Pierson, accom- panist. Admission 50 cents; tickets at the door, A Musicau axp Lrrenany Exrentaisxest will be given at the National hotel Wednesday evening for the benefit of the Eastern Dispens- ary. Miss Decca will sing and the best local y satisfactory manner. Again Yesterday afternoon Judge Montgomery heard arguments in the case of Edgar Ecker- rou, a fourteen-months-old child,before him on habeas corpus, and decision was reserved. About 10 o'clock last evening a fire at G street was caused by the heat of the chimney Setting fire to matches on a mantel shelf. The result was a loss about $120. George Young, a driver of one of the Trans- parent ice company’s wagons, yesterday fell from the wagon on M street and East Market Space and was badly injured about the right leg and back. He was taken to his home, 3210 e street. Jackson H. Ralston has filed a bill against Sarah Harry et al. tocompel the specific per- fermance of contract made on January 2b to convey ten acres of the Queen property be- tween the Broad Branch and Grant roads in the county. James Crosby of No. 1025 26th street reports stolen froma barroom south of Pennsylvania avenue a browa overcoat. —_——_ The Death Record. During the twenty-four hours ending at noon today deaths were reported to the health Office as follows: White—Ferdinand G. Kam- merer, 41 years; Wm. Q. McKee, 26 years; Yost Schlosser, ~ years; Ellen M. Dunn, 58 Years; Anna esley, 59 years; F. Frank | talent is engaged for the occasion, Tickets 50 Baekell. 61 Colored—Greenville Her- | cents at the National hotel. an Fing. 45 years; William Banks, 79 years; Louisa | | ‘Tux Ipzav Mixstuex Tuovre will give a per- ‘Thomas, 1 year. formance at Edel’s hall this evening at th: a The Mary Washington Association. The National Mary Washington memorial association, by Amelia C. Waite, Elizabeth Blair Lee, Matilda W. Emory, Margaret Hetzel and Mande Lee Davidge, has filed a certificate of incorporation. The certificate states that the time is 1,000 years and the object is the erection of « suitable monument to the mother of George Washington, the acquisition of such ground as 1s necessary, &c. ———_—. Real Estate Matters, A. Fisher bas bought for $17,000 of T. Galli- Gan part 1. square 428, 2147 by 70 fect on 7th Street between H and I ets northwest. FP. G. Newland has bought for #16,000 of H. M. Abbett, Dumbarton soap-stone bills, 183g acres. Stanley Johnson has bought for $7,955.34, of A.M. MeLachian et al, trustees, snbs. 33, 36 to 40, square i028, ench 15 feet front on the | south side of Maryiand avenue, between 13th 14th streets northeast. BH. Warder has bought of S.T. Thomas etal. for £39,000 part 1, square 319,45 by 50 feet, on G street Letween Lith and 12th streets northwest, R. H. Andrews has bought for £19,000 of B. H. Warder west haif lot Yand part 11, square 320, 25 by 125 feet 2 inches, oad cress between Lith and 12th streets northwest. _ Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee bave been filed as follows: Mary ©. Noble to C. B. Pearson, sub 48, sq. ‘725; $1,500. J. M. Hutchingson and A. Fisher, parts 5 and 6, sq. 701; $500. W.S. Hoge et al. to E. Carusi et al, in trust, subs 17 aud 24, 8q, 1045; 71 to 76, sq. 1047; @—. G, T. Dunlop toE. D. Hartiey, part Warehouse lot, W. W.; &—. F. W. Miller to L. Quinter, lot 7, Belle View; $1,513.50. Same to 5. Purner, lots 8 and 9, do.; £3.027.60. Same to F. Purner, lot 53, do. ; $2,323.35. J. 8. Bailott to J. 8. W hiteside, lot 15, Bock ey Brookland; $525. Sarah A! to W. D. Staples, part 35, sq. 545: £2,000, L. Gaddis to E. Allman, part i a ‘tee District to T. Malony et ‘ah. part sq. 833; &—, 15, sq. 1003; tertainment and ball for the benefit of District lodge, No. 124, LO.8.B. Tickets 25 cents. Twere witt Bz a free French lecture at the high school tomorrow afternoon by Prof. nille Fontaine. See advertisement, WasuixaTon aL Crmn.—The second soiree of the Washington masical club will ‘be given at Universalist church tomorrow evening. The following well-known musicians will take part: Mr. Henry Xander, pianist; Mr. Herman Rakeman, violinist al Micrach, violoncellist. and Mr. Herndon Morsel! tenor, assisted by Mrs. Thos. B. Buxton, soprano. — Who Invented the Typewriter? To the Editor of Tux Evextno Stan: The following extract from the Railroad and Engineering Journal of July, 1888, shows that the typewriter was invented before e 1849 or 1845: “In 1829 drawings and specifications covering the invention of a typewriter which closely resembles the construction of the modern typewriter were deposi t the United States patent office, the certificate of registration being signed by Andrew Jackson, The earliest patent of all upy filed in the British office in 1 ——— The Bible Society. At the regular meeting of the board of man- agers of the Washington City Bible socicty Inst evening the treasurer reported receipts in the month $56.64, including $40 from Foundry and €3from Fifteenth Street M.E. churches. A grant of twenty-five Bibles was made to the Whitaey avenue mission Sabbath school. Messrs, Wm. B. eiurley and G. W. F. Swartzell were elected members of the board. Messra, Pitzer and Shields were appointed to convey to the treasurer, Mr. William Ballantyne, expres- sions of the smpathy and sorrow of thie board in his bereavement. 2 A Year Less a Day. James Smith, a young colored man who as- saulted and attempted to rob Miss Ella Moran near 24th and K streets Saturday night, was tried in the Police Court yesterday. He was | given 364 days for assault aud six months on the other charge. deiner He Took the Carving Knife and Bible. Policeman Elias Oliver stood in a corner of the Police Court this morning with « Bible and prayer book in one hand anda carving knife in the other. Wiliiam Burlew, » man about thirty years old, who has a good father and mother, appeared as prisoner. Bur! father has «| in court as a witness sgainst his son on more than one occasion. Policeman Oliver said that Burlew sold his = ‘833 bre anergy Sar =e lempting to r when ecie dispose s books case was disposed Bur- lew to give real estate Seeley os ae Genser sixty days, 4 HL G. Lewis to J. J. Purceil, sub 1 2,500. E. Nash to Martha Jordan. part 12, sq. 620; $—. C. Reissuer to H. E. Mead, part 15, sq. 514; $3.90. T. J. Chew to 8. Uppen- mer, parts 1 and 2, +9. south of 1096-¢100, Hatch Cook to A. L. Moore, sub 124, sq. 204; $2,550. Sohn Leiteh et al. to A. B. Greenwell, x Water street (W.W.); $3,500, James et al. to E. Carusi et al., lot 9, sq. 333; S—. Annie P.Ciarkto Hi. C. Borden, subs A, B,C, F, G, K, L and 0, sq. i110; @—. H.C. Borden to W. P. Lyons, same property; $—. T. F, Bebneider to Columbia Keliy, sub 243, q.362;8—, J. H. Gulick to Margaretta B. Porter, purt 28, 105; @—. Margaretta B. Porter to J. H. Gulick, sub 83, sq. 260; =—. S. Oppenheimer to J. W. + part 5, sq. 379; ¢—. L. J. Baar to ufmen, half interest in south half 352; 8550. A. Fisher to B. Solomon, % south of 825; ¢ Commissioners istrict of Columbia to the latest stories in the Ebbitt lobby morning, when a gentleman who has just returned from a western tour told a good one anent the recent — ini Salt ge 1 at ie THE WOMAN’S LIBERAL UNION. Committees Appointed and Addresses Made at Last Evening’s Session. The second session of the Woman's liberal union convention began yesterday afternoon at So’clock. Henrietta P, Westbrook, M.D., read @paper on the real obstacles in the way of woman's enfranchisement, the principal of which she considered to be religion and the church. Mrs. Susan H. Wixon discussed the question “Has the church been an advantage ora disadvantage to woman?” She argued that ithad been a grievous drawback to the sex. After a short address by Mr. J. C. Jack- son of Delaware, Secretary Aldrich announced the following committees: On objects—Mrs. Zona Kleppish, Mrs. Mecca Hoffman and Mrs, Hilbert. On organization—W. F. Aldrich, Mrs. M. E. Sones, Mrs. Collier, Mrs, Hilbert and Miss De lyre, On resolutions—Prof. Elliott F. Coues, Mrs. Clara Foltz, Mrs. Aldrich, Miss Baugh and Dr. Conant, At the evening session the tof the con- vention, Miss Valtairin de Cleyre, recited a stirring poem written for the occasion. Prof. Elliott Coues of this city spoke on the ‘Clerical dilemma.” “Woman's right to reason” was the subject of a paper by Ehza B, Burnz and Rev. Olympia Brown discussed the advantages of “a free baliot and a free church.” BUCK IN JAIL AGAIN. Deputy Joyce Arrives This Morning With the Recaptured Prisoner, This morning Deputy Maurice Joyce of the marshal’s office arrived by Bultimore and Ohio railroad from New Orleans with his prisoner, J. B, Buck, the man sentenced to the Alban: penitentiary for the larceny of Mrs. Potter's diamonds and who escaped from jail here. They came by Baltimore and Ohio railroad from Cincinnati, arriving about 3:45 o'clock, but being ina sleeper, which was left a little way out on the road, they did not leave the car till after 5 o'clock. They were met by Deputy | McCormick and the little van and were driven to the jail, where Buck was in a little time back in a cell safely locked up. Buck does not ap- pear to have changed any and is in good spirits and ready to take his punishment. He is ap- parently unconcerned as to whether he will be tried on the indictment for prison breach in breaking jail or ni aie nen MRS. CLEMENTS COMMITTED. Trial of the Woman Who Used Mrs. Harrison’s Name. Yesterday afternoon in the Police Court Mrs. Harrison’s name fignred in an alleged case of false pretenses, The prisoner in the case was awell dressed little woman about thirty or thirty-five years old. Her name appeared on the warrant as Caroline Clements and she was charged, as heretofore mentioned in Tax Star, with obtaining money froma colored woman named Annie Coleman. Although Mrs, Harri- Son's name was made a part of the court record she was not summoned as a witness, Mrs. Coleman, the colored woman who had expected on Mrs, Clements’ representations to have assisted at the White House St. Patrick’s night, showed the effects of her disappointment when called as a witness, although she has the material for a bright evening costume. Jadge Snell defended the accused and heard the evidence of witnesses, The evidence estab- hed @ prima facie case against the little woman and Judge Miller held her in #300 bonds to await the action of the grand jury. Bene unable to give bail she was committed to jail. ; Should the ease ever come to trial in the Criminai Court it is likely that Mrs. Harrison will be summoned as a witness, _ The Mount Vernon Railroad Bill. The bili to incorporate the Washington and Mount Vernon railway company was defeated in the Virginia legislature yesterday, Saeed at Contesting a Will. Yesterday afternoon in the Circuit Court the issues as to the validity of the will of Cathe- rine Browning, deceased, were taken up for trial. Mrs. Browning died in October last and by her wili named Francis Lamb as executor, and after providing for the payment of debts bequeathed 2500 to Nettie Bolar, her nlece; $300 to Ida G. Browning; $50 to Lewis God- frey; #60 to the undertaker; 1,000 to Rachael V. Wilson, out of which a monument to the de- ceased is tobe paid for, She left to Nettie Bolar the five sites and the two tombstones which she owned at Glenwood, She expressed a wish to be buried in Rock Creck cemetery, and directed that two si It E -s be purchased there, paid any money remained it was to be 03 Lamb, son of the executor. Frank, jr., and Joseph Godfrey, I Martha Davi Jennie Lac Barron, Ehza J. Tenley and Eliza es sub- mitted a caveat to the probate of this will, claiming that it had been executed while the testatrix was of unsound mind, and that it had been obtained through uudue influence. eeu rer German tx Five Weeks.—Haupt’s course of lessons now beginning. A large number have registered. Others can enter this afternoon or tomorrow at 10:30 a.m., 4:20 and 8 p.m., Lin- coln music hall, entrance on 9th street, be Tuar Ted Fixte Debility and prostration, which follows attacks of LA GRIPPE OR THE INFLUENZA Is the most dangerous stage of the disease, because in d condition of the body and the decline of he system is very susceptivie to relapse, pheumonia or typhoid fever. To overcome that tired feeling, take HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA The best tonic and blood purifier. It cives strength and vixor to the whole budy, restores and sharpous the appetite; in short, makes the weak strouy, “My daushter received much be: fit from the use of Hoxal's Sarsaparilia ug an excelent tonic after a pro- tracted attack of beouchial yueunonia" Rev. F. HL ADAMS, New Hartford, Conn, RENEWED MY GRIP “Hoos Sursaparilla has renewed my ty give years of age and was all run Bie rse the meclicine will not div. counthay years, but it comes uearer to it than anything « AS. B. 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The driver was Louis Jefferson, The occupants of the vehicle wanted to see as much of the city as possible inashort time and Louis was consequently driving his horses at a fast rate of speed. Sev- eral policemen saw the unlawful driving, but thought they would make some allowance for the pugilist. Probably they had some respect for the fact that he had knocked out all comers last week. Policeman Frazier, who saw the hack on 7th street, called to the driver to stop, and attempted to grab the horses, bift Jefferson first lashed the horses and thea the officer and drove on down the street. In turning the cor- nerof E street the vehicle was smashed and Policeman Matthews arrested Jefferson, The ‘isoner resisted, and could not be taken until ¢ felt the weight of the officer’s club a num- ber of times. Jackson ‘walked quietly away, but Tyler was summoned as a witness. The driver was charged with disorderly conduct, fast driving and assault, He left $50 collateral for his appearance, The charges against Jefferson were continued in the Police Court yesterday afternoon until tomorrow. ee es THE COURTS. Equiry Court—Judce Coz. Yesterday—Waters agt. Wilkinson; motion for injunction denied and case ordered to be postponed ten days to allow time for payment of note. Ferguson agt. Ferguson; leave to amend bill granted. Berryman agt. Kennedy; Lemuel Ergood appointed guardian ad litem. Calahan agt. Walsh; decree for sale, Today—Thomas agt. Glenn; sale finally con- firmed and cause referred to auditor, Cham- bers agt. Clifton Beach hotel and steam boat pro confesso, Mitchell agt. Dart; ed and ri ‘i District agt. Es- six; hearing in General Term in first instance ordered, ‘Taylor agt, Taylor; sale decreed; W. C. Wood, trustee. vit Count—Julge Montaomery. immerman Shelton; verdict Gottschalk company of Balti- more agt. E. A. Fitzgerald; judgment by de- fault for $1,095.01. Murphy agt. Walker; motion for a new trial overruled. Galt et al agt. Jacobs; judgment set aside, Slater agt. Kall; judginent for $1,200 by default, Courr—Judge Coz. te of J. A. Schneider; will Mary J. Schneider. Estate of John Cameron; order appointing Rob’t L. Cameron guardian to orphans; bond $300. 1s Norileet; inventory of per- sonalty returned. aw A boiler in the bath room of the barber shoy of Ball & Nagle at Big Rapids, Mich., expiuued: Sunday forenoon, fatalfy injuring Joe Shaw, and Fred Stearns, who was taking a bath at the time. for defendant, Ailed with potition 5 Ms. Self-Adjustable Fire Escapes only $3 and and $3.50. Warranted. Onexiubitionat L. A. Hopkins’, Hardware, $39 F st. n.w, £25-e03t* Coughs, Colds, city J For Throat L &e., effectual relief is found in the use of “Brown's Bronchial Troches.” Pri 25 cts. 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JOHN STETSON of Under the mansgemer 5 alter, Boston, the Globe ‘The costumes, sceuery and appointments from orig- inal designs, as presented at Lhe Savoy Theater, London, nudes the persouai supervision of the author and composer. RESEKVED SI r 91.50, 81 Eoaee #10 and $12 TS at Droop's, 25 Pepna ave. ording to location. Matinees: £3, Toe. and 50c, Friday and Saturday, U cud 50 Week comuienciui M. Matinecs 1 February 2: and Satuntay, e L. DAVIS, ALVIN JOSLAN, (oabvany BaPiret cure Sthard Hi st WEDNESDA}, 11: Ai 8 o's Sucied Cintsta, Die Ti PALA * Mrs. 8. W. Bodfisi Mins Florenco Griz, soy runs i, alto; Mc. George HL Lilliebridge, tenor: Mt. Charles Eee, busi: -e. Q. A. Pearsouyaccompanist. Adio: sion. d0c. Tickets ut the door. hast Abbavans HOLLIDAY BALTINO: ENGAGEMENT OF EDWIN booru, NOTIO“! The continu d illness of MME. MOD- 3LcKA tay prevent her appearvuce with sir, Booth, ‘The Wanegment therefore wee 2¢ due the public not to auuounce her until they have some assurance of her recov. MISS MINNA K. GALE, Now successiully supporting Mr. Booth in - is it Terician the cicoacicnaaateued Sine. SPECIAL WASHINGTON NIGHTS. Thursday, Feb. 27—Double Bill— FOOL'S REVENGE and KATHERINE and PE- TRUCHIO. Saturday Night, March 1—-MACBETHL Monday, March 3-HAMLET, Wednesday, March 5—KICHELIEU. Friday, March 7—-MERCHANT OF VENICE. Orche- Pad iy rei 31.50: tar will iG a alan ed ain a ee ee a ee ee ee RUARY 25, 1890, THE SUBSCRIPTION LISTS WILL BE OPEN FRIDAY. FEARTARY 1 AND WILL BB CLOSED ON OR BEFORE WEDNESDAY, FEUKUARY %. 180. Tas Usorssiexen Lore Pon Actesriox To Usrren Srares Tausr & Geanaxrer Conronsnox LIMITED. REGISTERED UNDER THE COMPANIES ACT=, ise? TO 1886, BY WHICH THE LIABILITY OF MEM. Fn ee MARCH 3 4, 5, 1890. Armivers GRAND OPERA HOUSE. EVENT OF THE SEASON! EVERY EVENLNG. Fy 0, BR sSSs 3 Ra x BERS 15 LIMITED TO THE AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED, Eg 8 3 oh $8 X NX | CAPITAL £700,200 DIVIDED INTO 140,000 ORDINARY SHARES OF £5 EACH AND 200 R 00 Sss6 NAN FOUNDERS’ SHARES OF £1 EAL And Coupany of Players, Under the Direction of Mr. W. it. Hayden, Presenting # Mediwval Comedy by Steele Mackaye, Called AN ARRANT KNAVE. MR. RORSON a4 CHIQUL TRE NAVE | Last week of Stuart Robson. Moder, March 3 Bro: Ki rel"s test saccess, E HENRI- ETA; Mr. kouson a Bertie, the Latub, £25 FIRST ISSUE £350,209 IN 70,000 ORDINARY SHARES AND 200 FOUNDERS SHARES, Ofthe present issue the holder of each Founders’ stare uudertases to uarantoe tho aubscript: on of 230 Ordinary shares, thus ensuring the subscription of at least two-thinds of ta» tasae: but the Poun lors will not be entitled to any preference im allotment over other subscribers, The whole of the Two Hundred Founders’ Shares have been subscribed and allotted, thus cusrantenine the subscriptiyn of £250,000 So Oue Haudred and Twelve have beeu takeu in Lie United States aud the balaace im Great ‘ORLD'S FAIR, W DIRECTORS, Esq., Messns, 1 Trowr- #0x, T, BOxAu & Co., 57% Old Broad st. Londen. BERNARD T. BOSANQUET, Esg., Director of Lioyds Bank, Limited, London. ALFRED H. HUTH, Esq. Director of the Union Bank of Spain and England, Limited, London. CHARLES FRASEK-MACKINTUSH, Esq, M. P., Chairman Auglo-American Land Mortgaze and Agency Company, Limited, London. HILDEBRAND RAMSDEN, Esy., Mussns, Ramspex & AUSTEN, Solicitors, 150 Leadenhall Street, London, EG MARCH 3, 4 6. 1890. TEL, venue, ARCHIBALD BALFOUR, Kesar NEW WASIL INGTON THE Eleventh st. south of Pennsylvania, Directors of the Imperial and Foreign Investment amd Ameney Corpore tun, Lani ted. REILLY & Woops’ NEW BIG SHOW. ADVISORY BOARD IN THE UNITED STATES. JAMES L. LOMBARD, Kansas City, Mo., (Minager and Chairman) Prosident of the First National Bank, Kansas City, Missouri. BENJAMIN LOMBARD, Jn, Esg., Boston, President of the Lombard Investment Company. CHARLES 8. FAIRCHILD, Feq., New York, President of the New York Secarity aod Trast Ga THOMAS MILLER, Esq., New York, Sawren, WaLtace & Co, Merchants, JAMES STLLLMAN, Isq., New York, Woopwarp & STILLMAN, Merchants, HENRY W. MUNLOE, is, Joux Muxnok & Co, Bankers. WILLIAM A, LOMBAKD, Esq, New Kock, (Secretary) Secretary Lombard Investment Ca, aa Matinee Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. o wos ira MARCH 3, 4, 5, 1890, JEW NATIONAL THEATRE. THIS WEEK. Every Eveuing, Wednesday and Suturday Matinee. ENGAGEMENT OF THE FAMOUS EMMA BANKERS IN AMEMICA. A ORDR one 00) aTrr Trt Messrs. JOHN MUNROE & ©0., New York. Se for fer 88 £ & Messns ALEXANDER BKOWN & SONS, Baltimore, Asa BP EP OP FF FIRST NATIONAL BANK, Kansas City, Mo. aa roe F ooens Goebisee BANKES ENGLAND. GKAND OPERA COMPAX ras ee ; In the following Brilliaut Kenertoire: Seale ae __ ‘THIS (uceday) E SOLICITORS IN NEW YORK. SOLICTORS LY LONDON. DIAMONDS. Azssns. BANGS, STETSON, TRACY & MacVEAGH, Mersane SH, NUKLON & Oy 45 Williaa at, 10 Victoria st., Westuiuster Abbey, 8.Wa $4 Old Brod st, KC, AUDITORS. SECRETARY m.) Muzsszs, THOMAS, WADE, GUTHRIE & CO., 3. ¥, BENNETT, ‘Manchester and London, OFFICES, LONDON; 20 St. Helena Place, £.C. NEW YORK: 150 Broadway, with Lombard Investment Oo. 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