New York Day By Day

(TJie Washington Post gives thto folloTCing notjoes of the compauyf whiah plajea in the opera house next 'Monday evening. "The National was again crowded, the occajsion being the return of Miss Lottie Willialms and her admirable companj; in 'New York Day by Day.' Thiis, her second engagement, bids (air to outdo her former triumphs. Her company ia the same and eomprise some of the "best artists in their respectiveMines in America. The scenery is new and attractive - the Footpads' Dn, the Battery in 1868, the Harlem Bridge, the Burning Canal Boat in a Snow Storm, are very effective. Miss Williams as "Rags". captuired and captivated her audience. The Irish policeman caueed endless amusement. Too much cannot be said in praise of the management, Messrs. Melville and Thompson, for the excellent nianner in hwich they hare staged thls play, and feel confident that they have found a gold mine in Miss Williams and 'New York Day by Day.' " i