New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-17

Madam Janauschek Will proceed from San
Francisco to Aclb0HIlic
The Vo!les Family will sail for NewYOrk,
in the Russia to-day.
Mr.. Sothcrn lately gave fifty gIlineas to the
General Thcitl ical Fund. L"nd'n.
The sum OF $1,500,000 was expended on
public entertainments in Boston last year.
Lulu, the gymnast, has returned to London,
and is sporting at ihe CrenIprno Gai'eis
Signor Salvin took benefit at Drury Lane,
London, the 9TH inst. playing Ctaeho.
Mrs. ROusby will appear at Booths Thc1ter
in the coming Autumn i drama b., Mr. LOucicaut
Miss Lydia Thompson will begin a profess
slonal tour OF tie English provincial theaete on the 10Th
OF July.
Miss Eliza Johnstone returns to England
with Mr.. Toole and accompanies him on his pio'incia
tour.
Mr.. WybcTt Reeve has assumed the manage,
m"ut OF the Edinburgh The"tol' winter Gaidel' ana
Aquarium
Mr.. Crcswich is playing an engagement at
Queens 1heaicr, Manchester England, az Hamlet lear
IirsiaiuS. etc.
Mr.. DAILY has brought out his Fifth Avenue
Ticaer Company IN san francisco, IN the comedy OF
London Assurance"
The death is announced of Mrs. Pollock. for
than hal! century lessee OF the ola Iheacr lOla
at Aberdeen Scotland.
Mr.. Fechter has sufficiently recovered his
health to admit OF the resumption of his professional
labors. He acted on Monday night at Rochester
Mr.. Herbert, who acted in Mr.. TOOlcs com
pany at Waliacks last Summer, has been engaged in
the company there for the next regular season.
The Union Square Theater will be reopened
on July 10 WIN farce co'I I IRON tne wS Vii ~, sa
appear.
The wife of Ccsare Ristori-brother Of tbe
famous Italian actross-ed recent y in san Francisco
-Rstoli aid hct theatrical company have sailed for
Australia, from that port
Signor Salyini recently gave banquet, to a
large company OF Enslsh literary and lhcatrcal per
sous the Star and Garter Tavern Richmond, England
Robert Browning was one OF Inc guests
The impressive fact is noted that a new TO-
mantle drama, called Jacquettc or In the Tolls" has
been written by Mr.. Frederick Marsdc. and that Miss
Jennie Wallace has succeeded in purchasing the same
A morning performance was given at the
London Gaiciy Thcater on the 1mn OF July, Tor the
charity also received aid from the lnoe~ss Thcaer
Mr.. Barry Sullivan was complmcnted with a
farewell dinner: at the Al, xaiiia faLiec l"ndon ON
by Mr. Andrew Halliday and Nj. Crawford Wilson.
Mr.. George Rignold, in association with Mr..
George Darlington his undertaken tie management OF
Miss Marie Henderson have been engaged In his com
pany.
ENIr. Oxenford and Mr.. Horace Wigan have
under Mr.. Wigan's management, at the London Mirror
Theaer. Mrs. Baoina" wrote u piece called Self" a
long time a-O.
The English musical and dramatic company
orc,,uzcd hy Mcsss. Co,illc aud Fryer give
,ucr en- criailnens at Waacks Theatcr will be led by
Miss Jalia Mathewa from me London staSe. anl will
make it's first appc.iuc at WallJcs the 10Th Of
August
Mr.. Owen Marl0we, the actor-whOSe return
from ENGLAND lately rccoruedhas retired 10 his little
farm and flower at Sing Sing. whore he is occupied
in preparing novel cnieitninn,Dt OF literary aud
dramatic character. which lie intends to Offer Ia tie
Iyccuni next season.
The Park Theaier was sold at auction. on
Monday, and purchased by Mc>srs. Michael Gross
sur toe $4,000. subject to claim for $1,000
Of rent The Park opened IN the spring OF last year.
by MI Vim. Stuart, who produced Mr. Focitrr ~ 4
play lis fortunes have been variable. Its best
was made last and Vail By Mr.. RiynOnd's COL
Sellers.
The death list includes the name Of Mr..
GtO 20 Ellis, the eclor Tor Chales kcan at the
London Prncesss Theaer in the days OF keans great
rcvvals Shakespeare He died the sd OF June.
Brompton, age %. Mr. Ellis began his professional
career at Edinburgh, AKA made bis first appearance III
London in 1882 at the ST. James, Tbcater Afcrward
he was engaged by Mr. Macready, and then by Nj Kcan