The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-13
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n'om Our OsSn Correspondents.

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NEW YoaK, Feb. iS, 1893.
The New York LAdies' Museum OF Anatomy
rs the title OF new place OF amusement soon
70 be opened. Perhaps I ought not TO call It
ptaoe OF amusement, any more than ought to
name 60 the present Museum of Anatomy
which Ia resorted to principally by gentlemen
~ wiz probably offer o good deal OF instruction
an an indirect way. The Amazonian Idea B
spreading. Women are beginning TO take part
In everything. In burlesque there are no men
any more on the New York stage. The vivihed
fashion plates who figure as members of the
Sorosis have asserted their right to dress as
they please, Mrs. Stanton and Miss Anthony
are haranguing at atChicago before crowded and
emphatic audiences Papers are before Congress
demanding and arguing the right OF female
suffrage That q New York Ladies' Museum OF
Anatomy should be opened seems, then, very
natural and pardonable link In the chain whose
letters were first forged In the metropolis. 1t
"rings" In along with the rest. The new mu'
scum will be opened next month. Gentlemen
will not be admitted unless accompanied iby
ladies. The prices of admission will be the
same as those charged by the never failing
Madame Byron direct from Psris) or Mrs. Van
horn. When O lady is accom- panied by gen.
tleman. the gentleman Will be expected to pay
for both. The object of the new museum is. OF
course, 20 apraise the fallen and downtrodden,
TO extend and Intensity the sentiment OF New
York sisterho0d, TO teach women to forsake the
baDdbox for the ballot box. and the limits of
crinoline for the license of the campaign cu0
The late Philharmonic concert here has given
an Intense deal Of dissatisfaction to all but the
friends OF the directors. Toe general public
were sold tickets with the assurance that their
purchases gave them the freedom of the house,
and that positively no seats were held In re-
serve. When the usual doors OF entrance were
opened, all the best seats In the house were dis
covered to be occupied. The orchestra. the or
chestra circle. and the balcony tier of private
boxes were hlled with laughing and "chafhng'
friends Of the President and Directors; and even
euiOV
ttnguished honor ofsuch Intimacy. were obliged
70 take back sea5s or sdandpg seats or seats In
quently, there has been blast of newspaper
ooS Who .he in ears hef Or on
cious disposition TO oblige Benson, have
disobiged far more % numerous m and important r. m
generic synonym, viz Those who paid good
price for seats and had right to expect tnem.
on q par With one or Two others For instance,
the plaoards announcing rehearsals have been
elRbOrRtely so worded as to convey the impress
sion that o number of distinguished artists
would appear upon the same occasion, whereas
caused the Philharmonic Society Of New York
10 lose for the nonce, some Of its ancient pres
sioc. and TO smack OF the meretriciouaness OF
The recent troubles in Cuba have sent great
city. These comprise some of the most intelli
gent reaidents from Havana. SO numerous
weekly newspaper in their interests, and Of
the insurrectionary movement In Cuba. has
Rsrolucior, !. and gives a complete digest OF the
latest Cuban news. society OF Cuban ladies
to pqss e
hospital service OF the Cuban patriot army. A
president vice sesrea,ary XVI
from among these dark. ey ed ho,rts Of Havana.
I mentioned the other day the particulars S ar OF
and polyglOt Birgfed. Adoiph Is an operate
is not impossible. He has proved his Chris
tianiiy, not only by Influencing the Mayor for
question also by forgivipg him and taking
him back into the troupe. 1t reads like pretty
little pastoral In the dissonant epic OF New
are 20 deeply aware that they have much e be
that virtue upon their irjurers.
Why should love and suicide always be
classed together, unless in unconscious satire
upon the fact that they never go together? :?
Living for woman is an infinitely better thing
Germans. and more particularly the German
gopustton here dons tapPsar to- to s91nk bs So
as she cuts bread and butter, and "Werther"
makes away with himself because the bread is
thick & Sn for him. Teutonic Gotham takes
Its morbid cue from Goethe, am afraid, in
haIf.past O'Clock on Thursday morning,
seems at least to be in proof OF this. An appa.
@ rss1rn pRS az tat S hour. % At the hour Of sepsrs
ton, while they are exehanging their Last words
aS shs ns
and then himself Perhaps they quarrelled
during the first quadrille. He nursed his pas.
sion during the polka-redowa, and plotted
death during the de,t1-temps Murder Is a mon
strous chameleon in the midst Of us at present
and Is changing all sorts of lethal colors. The
spare beds at the MOreue are full, and the
coroners eat their meals standing;
Madame La Grange reappeared last night ai
NORMA" A better audience was present than
N would have been wise 10 expect. and the
prinpa donna successfully invoked all the re-
sources of culture to veil her vocal weak knesses
Miss Kellogg Is booked for next week. The
audiences at the two oper1 6outs houses are
growing scant. At the Grand o pera House tt ID
In vain Tostee gargles With her little voice and
togles with her little visu ais. TIE failure Ia
dead and the seats are dea1.hea And at the
French Theatre Grau Is SO far at the end OF hi;
wits and his repertoire that he Is going To re-
Rfva On M0ndaO