, 1870-07-12
ADJUSTMENTS,

Nj Aiken has come out with another novelty.
1t is entitled, ''The Wizard Of the Wave, or the
Ship Of the AyeDger-a nautical drama" II wRs
The impression Of the critic before the representa-
lion, that this was one OF those light and aitJ ef
forts Of MI. Aiken'a play wright, with which he Is
wont to delight The town In July days, when the
more substantial drama would give us perspira-
tions one Of those dramatic whtfcts which Is to
"a The Hunchback what souNct Ia to roast beef.
But the critic Was mistaken, and be begs Mr.
ken pardon s1elo lo owing to ths
iSVD selsea for u another and d'' cooler Season.
iect which cannot be absorbed at one sitting. but
IKE 2 French n coos's new = aish, q demands profound
whether no It is worth their while to GO and en-
joy it Whether tie critic can accomplish bis task
day il doubtful but II is his desire unless the
we're mental exeItion Is too much for him. to Riye
the clslxeus Of Chicago early Tomorrow morning
The fullest particulars concerning the "Wizard OF
TIE Ware,r his parent2ke, political views, love
scrapes, murders and other rascalties, together
With The prominent points concerning the ship In
which that high-,oned gentleman was wont to gail
IL takes ume and great expenditure OF brain
power TO do IT, more than the citizens Of Chicago
think Of, but they demand 4. as does Nj. Aiken.
and they must be accommodated.
| A'vICKEks TuFATRK
One Of the largest audiences which has been
seen s11cs ihs m o. 1as head term
| Benet],ct's Atnsrels, who Opened q season which
promises to be complete success To judge from
Itt very full house, and the character Of the au-
diebct. it would seen, that minstrclsy is the best
I.ayng institution on the stagc at tue present
tine. The legitimate, the sensational, the spec
tl1n recently, with signal want Of lnck, and now
c.1ne back the familiar bu1pt corkists, and carry
| the day.
fullest and most complete which has recently been
Ii thls kty. They have cOrFH Of excellent sing
e.s and their. Jokes iare the rare merit OF being
A1ttr, pTf1fY : q
TIC frst part Of tbs. programme which is not only
q novelty, hut decided improvement. namely.
the presentation Of tour lend men" instead OF
with variety Of cholee sentimental songs,
dances, and screaming iarces- NJ. Hagaey
DqashtrJ's grand Ckeronian display ai the
ilar direction ne have listened To-, and kept the
| audience In continuous roar Of laughter from
beginning to end, TIL cocoannt Quar-
eSa sna xas xss also som fy s Of n5se
The whole entertainment Is Of ] q such charac-
will undoubtedly prove TO be the most popuiar
1easn1e Of The amusemenis while it remains ln the
city.
Tue Sex York Circus, under the dlrectorship Of
L 3 Lent, orcncd yesterday afternoon ut the 1901
as good circus companies Invariably. are. The
tent was quite full during the two performances
b + sn0qsn esa e q CO. asnsss4sse %
proTement on some exhibitions OF
Similar character which have recently come
tnts way They have superior stock Of horses,
aIi OF them In good condition and in excellent
uaiulla, The equestrian performances embrace
the usual familiar 1eata, With not few novcltes
which give more than the usual variety 70 me
programme. Perhaps the most attractive features
IL Ii arc the performances OF the Melvlle lamn5t
particularly the inf1nt phenomenon, Mas1cr A1e4-
Audet Melville, a mere child WHO diBpl8ys ae-
gree OF skill and intrcpdity which Is really won,
dcr1ul. His father, who ls daring and graceful
rider losses the little fellow about as II he were
q base tal], and the little fellow, for his part,
seems TO enjoy being bstted about, and COMES
down neatly on his feet every time, like q cat
The double pony act Of this child Is worth
seeing, aud the bareback hurdle riding
performance, in concert with his father. called
forth unanimous applause from the spectators.
There Is dog named Hector who rides as well as
most men, End who llcka his mouth and yawns
after his most dlnculr featE, while The people are
cheering, rs II be did not care two Cura wnat
! they thought Of Il The trained horse Alexander
! Is wonder In his way. and 90 are the performing
| dogs OF Mr. Conrad
The circus promises to have q successful run
| during It's stay here, The accommodations are
good, md IN fhe present weather. 1t Is really cool
| and refreshing place OF entertainment
| DEARBORN THKATRK-
The panomimisss at this theatre Ind a good
house last evening, and the1r blu OF aAre WAS, a
! Usual fuI Of fnn.