New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-04
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49,. Madame Jsnsuschek's now dramatic company,
which take the fold In October. comprises the fol-
lowing persons: Messrs. Mines Levick J. b. studey
John Jack, H. II. Weaver, Miss Ida Vernon, and Miss
Annie Frmin. Mr.. H. A. Rendle will manage the stage
The gent is Mr. A. JOEL The business manager
is Mr.. Frederick Pilot The new theater on Union
square, occupying the te Of what used be the Union
Place Hotel, will, 1t II stated. be very soon opened
Messrs Butler and Shook the managers, and we un
derstand that the house win be devoted TO the Kno
Of entertainment usually described as Varieties .ihe
reopening of Messrs. Newcomb Arlington's mhstrei
Hail. at Broadway and al snaS,s
end the entertainment certain we think 10
full and select Miss Lucille WesSern tonirb in the
play Of East Lynne. Mr. L. B. Lents Circus troupe
% soon return to m ola place nee t tSs Of
Mr. John T. Ford win manage three theaters TINS seasUn
the Holiday Street Thester ana tne arss IN Cpcin
natl The Boston Globe Theater under MT , P,0yqs
he. % t as Of
company, but win have 9ftmes for stSa GipSe COM
%s s pTe aas that the Mr. Harns
that familiar onn % enS MT W. Z!
E. Sheridan Mr. F. F. Mackay, MI: y W Jennings MI +
H. F. DAILY, Mr. E. B. Holmes Mr. Coin St9art MT Con-
ner %r Geo. Geo. G. Bonace Mr. John Raymond Mr.
A. McManus Mr. j. B. Fuller, Mr. j. G. PeaRes, ar NJ w.
Gws9 wl MIA ssy%Gah MI Floyd
AmG Hns @ Mrs. A. Ha Miss LIZZIE
Queen, Miss Josephine orton Miss Adene Hmd' Mss Mss
Foster. Miss sarah Henley and Miss Emma Hicks:
The London Era says that Mr. and Mrs Barney Williams
from tie railway authorities for the loss of their prop
erty valued at FL o About six weeks since they sent
other property by express from Brussels to Mananbad
Bohemia being assured that they would reach their des
seen and nobody knows What has become Of them MIR
Williams has already expended 2l60 in going from place
property and it is feared that railways being Gov
eminent property, he will be unable to obtain any com
M Paris has been resumed sum Of oOOO, voted be-
fore the outbreak OF the having been placed ut the
disposal Of NJ. GARNER for the purpose.
MR.. WALTER MONTGOMERY.
A cable dispatch, to which, however, too
ready credence should not be yielded brings u.s. from
London the distressing intelligence OF the suicide OF Mr.
Walter Montgomery, the well known actor This gentle
man was with us but very recently and had announced
his design of returning to NewYork the 7th septem-
ber and of remaining here permanently. He has lately
been acting in Hamlet at the London Gaety Theater,
where however his worthy enterprise did not meet with
Success 1t is stated that he married last Wednes-
day, and that he committed suicide on Saturday. The
dreadful of selfmurder-ft the news be true-must
be attributed to insanity There is much in the mental
habits of tragic actor, which tends to the awful cloud
land Of madness. Mr.. Montgomery may have fallen
emotions and the Imagination but shall be slow to
accept the dark and actlng intelligence. Mr.; Mont
gOmery 1t will be remembered, made deep and delight
iul impression here, last season, when, at Niblos
Garden, he acted shakespeares Orlando as no other
the stage at this time is competent to act It, He
had professional career attended with much success,
in Great Britain and in Australia. He was an American,
born In what then GOwanus, and now 10 Brooklyn.
about forty years ago. We have heard him say that the
house in which he born stood the present site
now occupied by the Brooklyn Academy OF Music. IL
the has indeed lost Mr. Walter Montgomery 1t has
lost extraordinary talent in certain special
lines and to whose future there good reason TO
look with anticipation OF fine achievements