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The New Enterprise for Washington. K'SS GOODYEAlt 11UJIKEU CO., IT 9th Street.
NEW NATIONAL THEATRE PROGRAM.
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MONDAY - NEXT
MINNIE MADDKltX
In her chnrming Impersonation of the
little 'wife who wins back her
truant husband,
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Tffl OTlTfTiP flP ATT
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WILL HE THE ATTRACTION AT
THIS HOUSE NEXT WKEIC.
The following Is from the A". )'. 11'otM,
ol September, Kith.
The rcorcning of the Lyceum Theatre
laH night was nttemkil with much etui-
osity. uml was productive of much pleas-
uio. Theiu was a notable assemblage
present, composed In great pail of social
ami art mammies. A crca
nates. a great nuinucr ol
inlluentlal pationsofthe drama were con
spicuous In theboesand In thcpanpiette,
and the audience had that line, select and
distinguished coloi which, so far this sea
son, has been absent from all the earllei
openings. The opening picsented Mr.
Mackaye's work in Ihe shape of a verv
liberal adaption of Sordau's "Andiea,r'
with the lltlo of "In Spite of all" in
which Miss Minnie Moduern played the
role of the wife, foriuely acted ly Miss
Agnes Ethel. When we come to speak
ol the acting of tills play, wehaveto deal
with the unique qualities which Miss
Maddern, for the second lime in New
lork, presents to us, ami which, uufor
tunatcly for the stage, arc very lare indeed
Kift
of her o
n, upon the sensibility of he'r
md iSstentrs, ami lo do Ihe most
nudltois nnd
mnrvclously subtle, Kndei bits of ncttnir
which it has ever been our good fortune
to see. Tims, for example, she last night
conveyed in her own way the heart-broken
condition of the wile, the deep abid
ing lovo of the woman and the tender
ness, sweetness and exquisite delicacy of
the lover, without owe overstepping the
limits of naturalness, or even using n sin
gle theatrical device, so that at the end of
tho thlul act. Undine: that all her ellorts
to reclaim the man she loves were Unit-
less, and that ho hail deserted her inn
moment for another woman, she stood
nlone in the middle of tlie stage, lifted
her eyes and clasped hands, and In one
great paio.ysm of despair that touched
everybody, simply acknowledged that she
had lost eveivlhing, and fell swooning to
the lloor. No amount of theatrical cul-
IU1C or MllLiu uuilliiuu ui iiuiuiL-iiiii; iiuu
could have enhanced thisscLiie one iota.
It was the outcome of n woman's heait ex-
hlbited without any waste of material,
which we dellbeiately lake pains to asseit
Is not only Ihe economy of ait, but thetrl-
umph of genius Plmilaily, all through
the elements which caught and held her
audience, where the tenflerness, sineerity
nnd purity, never once veiging upon what
was melo-diamatlc. In tho nitempt to
in nei nubuanu naeie oy an me eaiiier
association ol theii love, she went lo tho
piano and sang "Tho Day That You'll
Forget Me" in a most cMiaoulinaiy man
ner, a little ditty without the (.lightest
claims to xorallsm, but which was so
freighted w lib leeling and palpitated to
honestly with the loe and fidelity of a
henit torn at the veiy moinentwitli anio
ty, tliat her audience felt her magic pow.
cr, and gnve her tlie veiy highest tribute
of bedlmmed lyes and tiiiobbing bieasts.
Artists ,mk1 Dnii'tsn en's
'lliese qua lies are an enulte sens hy . "" "',,"" .".v., .., w o.,.,. ,. ut lmu U1U j.ulK1 t.,lnu guuos. f,,,;pi.i ,l0,.;,l0 t.-lmrn vnur ,t in
and the power of nresentini; womanly Da- ? 1,c lll"1'L'n!'0 f" "l ralu ? Tliutsday night, October SJO. caused nnoveillow of water clu CKV uei-lllc llcl i 0U1 m
. K . O. ." I . ttilik nni liOLiiiiiiitif liiMiii illicit iinllm t (twi ,,11,.., I.. I 1 ... It 1 1 ..!. i 1 T 1 ..
lliosmnway wlilch selustliu unlveisal V'V; u,,i ;"., " J i .;' ily1 "l u,ir uunuuig, causing ioum- tercHS lie. in SUUinutin 10 VOU
hemt. Shu matiiiirus by tnu taivst of nil ,uloulof II U-inch wall to glvo away nml lluodud same tu thoclcplli of tlucu fvot, ,, , ,, . i .
i-.. i - " ii..i.i.. c i. (i liuiiLiiiiir i iricjii ticai oi our &mc ;. inn ir.inn wn nun wiihiw.i.i thi.cn imk oi uiiuiiuu liiu )i iui.i um ujiiiiii iu
National Skat ingTUnk
Olt mill (113 i: strict, iHirlliucM,
I.AMIN ADMITTIID PHlli:.
Oeiit's. Adinl.slod 15c. Skates 15c. Threo Ses
sions ilnllj flood iiitislc. Tlio Norwegians,
Nov. 83,21, nml 85, finest attraction on the-road.
I'.statillshcd U51.
"W. (1 . JIKTZIIIIOTT . CO.,
Dealers in MUSIC AND MUSICAL MHUCIIANIHSE,,
imki i'i;:s:n$yh
Sole Atfetitn for ChlclierliiK .V Sons, (over 10,000 In iihc,) Ilnrdmnn, Unities Ilrothers, Jumps It
llolinstroiihC. C. llrlfw & Co., and other l'lanos. CloiiKh and Warren, SchoiilsKer, ami other
Organs Siicclnt attention imld to tuning and reimlrlngof Instruments. All orders promptly
uul-iiui-u iu,
er . G . C . SIMMS, P II A It MACI S T ,
Corner Xew York Avenue nml Kmirtvciitli Street.
WASHINGTON, 1). C.
Dealer In rirst-Clnss Drugs, Chemicals and
'"'rlc'":'-''1 g'''"""" Pharmacy. Hlinnw'
Arlilicinl Teelli Without
A S I'llCI
O 1! SK1UI, DENTIST 11 Y
c. l. Axmutsox, i. i). s.,
001 Tlilitceiith Sticet, Ciirner of 1",
STATIONKHY. UI.ANK I100KH. AND i:iiKA
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WAHIvs KOYAI. I1USII UNII.V.
noNi), IUNK-Nori:, roitinuN-NOTi:,
againes aim lcnouicnis rurnished at juiblisiiei-ii rates. Tho engraving of cards, crests,
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.JOHN J.XAIKX, X-v York
AV A U 'V i: Jt II. .11 A It I, ) Y ,
WI10LESAI.K AMI llKTAIt. HKAt.nl IN
COAL A N D Vf O O J) ,
Cur. Ktli nml II stiiTti, s. W
, ., "ranch Ynrd, A St. lietween 2d and 3d, N i:. Coal Depot Cor. Va. and Del. Avcs.,.1. W.
Anthracite, Cnnnel,.-idlut and llUuiiiliioiis Coals, llecelved direct from the Mines.
Telephone
WET! WET! WET!
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VV l li im I nni nolo no In Llniiilili ant nia1 1 .1 I t . 1 1 .- I
'wis that we jvereln hopes of elTcctinga coinnioinise Willi tho Couunissinncrs of
lip District. his not being the case we conel.j.ed u. sell them for what they will
bring, and let the civil couits of the District decide heieaftcr.
SO HERE
1 case line India Linen, Tic.
COO yards of l-'tcnck Chalice, (5c.
1 lot of Ginghams shoit ends and dics9
Percals, Uc.
i , t f fl p, j d ,,, , j c
fi pieces of nil wool Nun's Veiling, enr
i dlnal, pink and drab, So,
. , f T r AinoskenL' Canton
v,', , c(?s l U J" A",0,jUl-aS Mon
l mi-liu' u:'c
100 White Honeycomb Spreads, "Oc.
,nI. iui.,, nni.,ic .1 rn
t0 K"ottL''1 1'iinge Colored Spieads.flOc.
1,000 yards of line Diess Percale, yard
wide, 0c; sold for 121c
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- ba,c's wlllto 10' ' "Innkcts.SJo.
.1 bales of pound 13ats, 7c.
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10 pieces of heavy I., inch Sheeting, OJc.
, .1 bales of heavy double lllankcts, dark
and grny, -12c.
A. KAUFMAN'S
JCAST AVASIIIXtJTJX DOUULU COSI11IXATIOX STOItlJ,
l'lll mid l'!l;l l'.luteiith Sticet Soutlica-I.
Ordcrs.liy uiMliuoinntl)-filled. Ooods delivered to any pari of the city.
Material. 1 A S( 1131 HIT'S ."iO-i l.) Street. Loav
Invitations!
Cnnl Kngravlng nml Plate Printing
n !ioclnlty.
A T I) i: C K i: 1! & CO.,
1111 1' street, Northwest.
i. .ii.ui;.
Toilet Articles, Prescriptions cnmiiounilcd by
Toilet Cologne la the bent ; only tl.oo ier ldnt.
Plates, and Tooth Crowns
A I. T V
IN ALL, ITS B 11 A N C II K S .
inferences fnrniaiicd.
VIMiH.
CHANirs UI.UQANT DlSTAl'l' 1'AraiS.
.i.hu.wa.ui.ibuii iau.us.
and tuhkby i.ini:n stationery,
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Avenue mid l-MI'tccndi Street
Call, 318.
THEY ARE.
2o pieces of unbleached Cotton, lie.
2 bales of 1 I l'equot, unbleached, CJc.
10 -1 unbleached Sheeting, lc.
5 bales of lied Comforts, full sle, COc.
AI.-0,
10 cases of nssoited Men's, Women's,
Misses', Hoys', Youth's and Chilihen's
Hubbcis,
They nro wet and must bo1
sold.
Men's
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Misses'
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Children's
19c.
- !!0c.
- 20c
. Sic.
23c
Wedding
OUR THEME TO-DAY
Is overcoats. Our stock is large
and varied, ami, as' newspaper spaco
is expensive, wo must limit our-
selves to talking to you about one
1 lliintrnt !i limn. Wo dn nut. uiv tn vnn
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(lint wp linve tnnrn nvnrnnita tUn
I " nuvi. muie, uvuiamis iiiuu
all the otlier clothing houses coin
bined. It would not bo true if we
(lid . but we j0 sny n,d stnko our
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1 OUr Statement, that WO have as large
' a variety, as well selected an uort.
I ment, as elegantly cut, made and
' trimmed stock of overcoats for men,
youths and boys as those who make
higher claims can show you, and at
prices fully 2o per ocnt below what
you have heretofore paid for goods
of the same quality. In saying thW
we do not ask you to take our un
supported statement, but we wish
to remind you in the most respect
ful manner that you have every op
portunity of inquiring into the cor-
' ventliess of Olll'cliliin Tooknroninl
iLUUii-fia ui uiu oiuiui. J.uuu aiuuuu,
CXCrClSO your fllCllltlC-!, judge foi'
yoursolvcs, po.it yourselves on the
value of goods. If you do theso
things, and tho saving of money is
any con-ideration to you, you will
..cllin'' flno clothing at ponillnr
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niut:.-, u u.'-u ii,uii unu ruujiu iuu-
guago. Wo employ no man of let
ters to use ob-olete words and limb.
sounding latin phrases with which
to mystify you. Truth lends us
forcc. "Wo need no scribe. Wo
have ovorcoats for sale in all
weights, colors, styles and fabrics,
ranging in prico from Si to $10.
No ready inado overcoat is worth
more. Wo respectfully invito you
lo oxamino our stock. Wo know
too well what is due to an invited
,., ,n iront v,, ,iini....5u, ,!,
B..w... .- . J w. ., .s,
with couitesy and respect, whether
you come to look or buy.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE
! CLOTHING COMPANY
N. AV. Comer 7th and D Street.
.1. M. GIIADY,
Manager.
Do not mistake tho locution; Look fcr
tho house having nil llluo Signs.
Trices and IMnin Figures.
