, 1874-01-11

and and outied ouGed'i,lh Il. the gasis air.
- n.1,,a F,fth Avanna Thea.
MISS Auh Dens' !a' w. - r,'ca conrt faw dayn
ire. was In 80" .ola ne''at ponoH Tta t,cat;ons
aso 70 p[oSsiuon ~ ta HernM and his brilliant
coupeers think the item exceedingly, important,
and write essays upon it OF great length and
solidity.
MneT a,,,s al.co connanv raro rrarr;nd in 81
5.;s - ~ psS;d ttat :. T,yns biz diamonds
L3os' II - IaaI 1a,+ - t,a cLandoie7a i;Ee the
euouo ~ tue - - a. a. w,Iorna's tnfa sho stood
sasa. sa ~ -; ..,n,,rht w;th ma ava m thu fire
"lsppeo ~ s1;,ss ~" ~ c,ar9vrnen a1d har
Anu sne o.nes ~ Ig, ,bis nav c1narinnent in
~ Mn9s' T;n.,,s sno E;ssad the bridegroom.
,r,.,-n.a .A pr,ast Torr rub;ch ,rr
~ .ouou5 ~ -.ron.red for the staee Of the
i,:.I;' 1ea H M 1Ru,antra n.;1l not ho nrodnced
rn.n ! .1s a,,,.rat,n n,1v il wr;t;no NAV tn
tnSa IT, ,,ia,a rbis viii touch upon the Incl
1ant ~ - i,ta financial manic. and will s1ti-
ueuss ~. ~ faii;as - fashonnhje socictv in New
w LILO ..;1,, .,ora ia hnan1 Of tha corncdv "
t'; no;h. ~ m.,,S,na,,tt and Nr Drat Harta wara
~ "11.t .s1t.a A' =, conivnct;on
~ "A'@e' :"
An "ectentrlcity ID tntee acss. cat4eo Aue
Wedding March," founded on French piece
s.Chapeau de Palile dItalle, ias been pro.
ducel at the Court Theatre. London, with great
success. It is somewhat in the rustitng, !ostllng
spillt " 49, no :. pa,,x,';ro r. a. tha Grani
m aaaptsq tnso Toa xtnTr us ;s that ~ y vonnr
ope1a-nou1He ~ H;, xa,1d;re. Tnor,,;ne b1nt;nn
tuaa w 49,, nta 49, ,t ~ 1art;cn,ar hm,ld
o'It wv. .i. to ent;ro hr,Sa1 nartv ar k;s ae1. The
M!.u at;n1s tao sn... ~ b;.,h1v hntnorona
ol'""''o'S w. A1'o">''
The two-act comedy entitled "The Alaln
Chance" which WAS brought out anonymously st
the Liverpool Prince Of Wales Theatre, created
a good deal Of local excitement. The stage
manager professed Ignorance OF the nutlo16 d
identity, and called upon him, il present. to
come forward; but nobody came. Alter fort
night or three weeks mystlhcation, the looked
for individual proved to be no acolyte. but the
practlced dtamatist, Mr L. T. tarnle. This Is
IA instance OF an aathor VINO WEI stoop 10 auy
olaps1ap Ill 4ooA415 A1'sA Noo AN"A'' oA'oAeo'
The personal influence which tho fair creatures
OF the footllshts are apt to exercise over sus-
ceptible youths is occa ,ionally not conducive to
Tie mo, 81 woll-being ol the latter. Professional
Indies will shrug their shoulders, and be apt to
say that the actress was not to blame about
whom young Mr. W. G. DAVIS. . London la"-
yer's clerk, made fool Of himself to the extent
OF $4,000 If his employers enoney during an
acquaintance O: twelve months with the lady.
That amount hs squandercd on the young
actress. 1t was none OF her business where lie
got the money The law had someEnine TO aay,
however, aud he is now practicias pas sou' Oh
the treadnil with an eight years en3agemens
That ls Lone Of tho laays Luslness either.
fnrrv acana occurred. tha other night in
,ba Do1rarv tThcatro New York. The sceue was
a Eodroonn AZ m;dn,rht. viii, IN old gentleman
roo,1;ne, . ia1tor r. tl,o sound of slow music a
r,l17jn ,ntnrcd tbe room md with a cat-iiLe
treod ,nnrnonI,ed thu old man. c1utchiug ia lis
hand ni,tter,ne knife. lie approached slowly,
and thn exc,toment among the gamius in the
eai'e.} oeeAno 'nsoS. ~. a.. ll,- .lr,1o