The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-09-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

AT THE NEW CnEsNuT Mad'ne Feliolta vestvali re
peas her great rOe oil BEL DcmOniO supported by the
entire COMPANY. Her success IN this play has been
Wssi ,1 sr operate gems are yey accePss0iies
snG an s9wefio parts The music se,ected 6y ana per,
this Theatre, shares the applause each evening.
gHR NEW WALNUT.-This is Mr. J. >. Olarke's last
n'Rht, and he offers verv fine bilfu OF comlcality
on next IondaS evening NJ Frank Ma, o. an accom-
we,l-kn6wn Versatile sitress commence a briet en-
geRement. Our readers will tecol ect Mr. Mayors fine
OF Music here, last tall.
NEW AMERcAS.-Ihe worren Sisters continue their
house Their appearance in the H1pis be Primo
created quite fgrre aud In consequence they VIII az
popular ow comedian, 50 aspears IN iavoht. part.
proved repne ana wll mainlain a permanent place
among the first class places OF amusement
ARCH STREET EArRE.-Mts Drew and her excellent
company appear this evening In 1om Taylor's beaufui
drama % CP al he nus he moral play Of zhe Drunk
edward M,dd eton.'
SALE DIADoLioUE.-R Heller the versatile and
ny sterous is demp htng large audiences at his magi-
cal seances in his magica saloons Heller ha9 the
happy iacuity Of smusinq while ne m stiles, pouring
iorth brilliant puns and anecdotes while waving mis-
magic wand and executing mex icable eat OF leger
demain. His famous band of Wood Minstrels appear
eyerY evening
PERsoNAL.-Mr. and Mrs. w J. Florence the popular
yodng Irish actors and pIotean artists arrived at the
excellent health and are in trim fOr Their engage
ment at the Arch street Theatre week. They will
bring out several new pieces and Will appear IN nun-
Der of parts already established avorltes with the
o peTlorning in this CITY for some Years they viii no
doubt be very handsomely received on next Monday
evening
SINGULAR AND PAINFUL AFFL1cT1oN-ItI IS with regret
announce the laniul diGlcuIties oder which the
theatre Mr. H. J. hemphll has been labOrng for the
week almost closed. But days since his eldest
son a young man OF great promise, who was well
known and highly respected for his many ster ing quail
ties as called away from the active duties Of this he,
He engaged in business in san Francisco, where
his loss will be deeply regretted This was sad blow to
nant his eldest daughter beautiful ana accom- pshed
tbs & M Thomas Greene who has for NAM Years
been connected with the theatrical profession in this
be comeaSy Of the Walnut ell dead at his IS
psnSe6 S T 9SpsS 1d @ 81 9
nounced 10 appear last evening shortly after taking
ments his spirit had winged its flight to the throne OF
Him who gave It. Notwithstanding al this Mr., Hemp
his post which he fills ably, and to the satisfaction
ali. We sympathze with this gentem IN, as they
SYM athize who are acquainted with the private
! workings of a theatre.
A SCENE NOT IN THE BmLs-On wednesday evening,
ascene occurred at the Academy Of Muse in BrooSlyn
! N. Y, which CAUSED considerable excitement Miss
OF NJ Pearl IT SaUoy Jut owing TO- the sudden i'll
OF lady member OF the COMPANY Fqnchyn was subs i
witness The Pearl V SGU u did appear relish the
cnange but refraned from making any general demon
Among the number whoIwent expressly to see the
play announced in The bills was Mr. David NJ. Chaun
! cey, a wel-known citizen, aud a stockholder In the
Academy. He was accompanied bv party OF SIX
ladies, all OF whom were thoroushly conyersdnt Wyl
the details of Fonchon and therefore we're sadly dis
appointed The party ala not arrive IN Time TO witness
the rise of the curtain hear the exp anation on
learning the alteration the bill Mt Chaunceys in
dlgnaliOn knew bounds. He d, clared he had been
| swinded-he had asked Tor bread and been given
| stone MIR. Clifton W. 1ayeurc, m ma ing agent o
Mitchell and author OF Lucille Westerns adapta
ton of East Lynne, CHANGED to mees Mir Chauncey in
| the lobby when lively attercatiOl ensued.
| Mr.. 1ayeure endeayOred 10 exp ain The case. bu
| Chauncey would not hear him.. Both gen lem los
their tempers Tay cure said Lhauncey mo gen
tleman :" Chnuncey replied by giving him the lie d
| rect when aYleure with his hand strlck Cna1n
cey the lett temple knocking of his hat The com
ba once separated without further blows
police officer arrested Mr.. Tayleure aud proceeded
with him the Station House, where he gave his age
80 and his profession an attOrney-at- Mr. Cham
cey after momentS' sober reflection concluded Il
wilhdraw the comp aint, and Mr. 1ayleure accord
inpy discharged from custody by Captain Smith, II
| chnrRe OF the StntiOn