The New York herald., 1874-11-16
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY Is
that We know Of BY which We can procure rperr

extradition.
That well known Indian rubber family. the Ma
jltons, make boa constructors Of themselves every
evening for the benent OF the truly loyal peoue Of
Atlanta, Ca
II is said that Mrs. Howard Paul has bought
from Onenbach an OPERA ooace. entitled, "whit-
tngton and fIls Cat" for the modest price OF
S. 200 per set.
Harrtgan ana Hart, at the Comique, are the
chief attractions. and their humor IN the "Pat-
ricK's Day Paraden Is or the exc-uciatlng and
groresque kind.
new singer is announced whose voice has "a
compass OF three and fve-eighths octaves. Now
II she can only make notes OF the other denomt-
nations out of It.
The veteran Chippendae has parted with the
London aaymarket and his Old friend Buckstone
having been seduced from his allegiance BY the
Lyceum Bateman.
There seems to have been an epidemic OF
Romeo and Juliet" iaseiy. Joseph Wheeiock and
Agnes Booth are the last cases &C the California
Theatre, In San Francisco.
A lady with the terrible name of Mad. Nanette
Falk-Auerback is singing In symphony concerts at
Baltimore. With such q name 1t would be need
less to sing, "You'll Remember Me-"
Mr.. W. J. Florence appears ia McCullough's
Theatre, San Francisco, tonight. HIS Captain
Cutie made nit in every Western city, and tt
will be given in New York during the Easter holt
| days.
| Miss Neison Is on the road. She appears during
the week as follows: Monday, Brooklyn; Tues
| day, Poughkeepsie; Wednesday, Albany; Thurs
| day, Pittsneld. Mass. Friday. Troy; Saturday.
Utica.
Mlie Tallendiera has made her debut in the
''Princess-Georges'' at the Gymnase. the piece
with which Descee was associated. The critics
| advise her to try Meodrama amt leave comedy
| alone.
! Miss. Cushman viii give readings next week in
! Baltimore and starts for California on the sd Of
| December. She win appear In company with Mr..
John Mccullough for q season OF three weeks IN
| San Francisco.
| Mrs. General Lander, the widow Of as gallant an
| of1cer as ever wore the army blue Is playing in
the "School for Scandal" at FOrd's. In Baltimore,
and will be succeeded BY that vivacious and lery
little blonde. Lotta.
Irish and Dutch dialects are wen represented at
the Olympic Theatre by Hickey and Gus Williams.
! Gus Williams has Patt Deutsch pronunciation
that ls almost worthy OF q foreigner who had been
reared solely on westphalia ham.
The Soldene Opera Troupe will play madame
Ang0t's Daughter" this week and "La Grande Du-
! cnesse" next week. The directors are gong to
import Farnie's successful operetta, Nemesis"
| and are in treaty for his latest work. "Tha Black
| Prince.n
| Can there be anything more ridiculous in this
weary life OF ours which has little fun In 1t after
all. than to hear Due de Brabant, who nourished
IN the legendary tenth century, talking nippantiy
OF his determination TO support Jimmy Hayes lor
RegisterY"
well known uptown manager, who rivals Lu-
/ a ~ hal M
controlling spirit in theatre, Is preparing to d.
| rect hotel for bachelors which viii have a mar
! velous cuisine eve will have nice little dinnah
pathy, my deah boy"
Mlle Ceofrrot and N. de Quercy have been well
received In Havana On the return OF this CON-
pany to New York "Glrone- -Girona'' Will be pro-
duced. The costumes for this new opera 0otCe
have already arrived They are OF the period OF
Charles v. Of Spain and are very handsome
A series OF organ concerts will be given every
Wednesday afternoon during the winter at Dr.
| Iyng's church. The first will take place on No.
vcmber Is, when the new organ just completed by
| Messrs. Roosevelt win be inaugurated by Mcssrs.
| G. w. Morgan, g. w. warren and 8. p. Warren.
Mr.. John 8. Clark will reappear for two weeks
at Booths Theatre on the conclusion OF Mr.. Jefer.
sons engagement He will appear In new drama
by H. J. Byrou, entitled "Red Tape" and as the
Immortal Major de Boots. In "The Widow Hunt.n
He will be supported Dy NJ. and Mrs. Charles
| Walcott, Jr.
1t is noticeable that in hts character OF Colonel
ScIby. the well dressed villain OF the ''Gllded
Age" D'Orsay Ogden makes up very close por-
trait OF the late General Philip Kearney, the oedu
saoret.r Of the civil war. Old army officers have
sat and looked at 1t and declared that It only
| wanted the armless sleeve to make the portrait
perfect.
| A St. Louis critic says:-"Piccolomini bewitched
all that came within her magic influence; Lucca
raised storm OF admiration by the wttcnery OF
her acting and her magnificent voice; the unim-
passioned Nilsson arrested and held spellbound
with admiration all who came within the SOUND
OF an organ. one Of the purest in quality ever be-
slowed upon mortal" They didn't
On the last Lucia night, when Albani sung.
Alice Louise Cary entered the Academy, attired in
| q rich Russian mantle, trimmed with the most
| costly furs, and wearing magnificent pearl silk
dress, heavily barred with black velvet. She was
ushered into box No. 2, and, with two other
ladies, sat out the performance applauding her
| sister artistic Albani with much iemlnlne en-
! thusiasm.
At Bryant's one OF the most touching things in
| the performance is wnen william Henry Rice, who
represents the fashionable young colored damsel
| or the period, tells OF her "Beau Theodore,u who
receives SO week as . dry goods clerk, nine OF
/ which he pays for his board in fashionable board
! ing house on Murray HILL "And they have such
beautiful carpets and satin window curtains, SO
| they have.
| The air is thick with rumors that Albani is en-
gagged to young Mr.. Gye son OF the well known
London operate manager, and now in this city
! But the charming dtuG declares that she has no
! intention OF placing her valuable and beautiful
neck in the matrimonial moose. And why should
shes A young lady receiving $3.50 night In gold,
three nights in the week, should NOT be In any
hurry to change her name or state.
verdi's Requiem Mass will be produced on Tues
day evening with trained chorus OF $50 voices
and an orchestra OF over seventy pieces. There