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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-17
NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITI-
IN ZENS-
Peabody Primary and Grammar School,

Peabody Primary and Grammar School,
247 st. Charles street, opposite 1ivoli Circle.
This Model School for the methodical instruction
of Bo.s and Girls, respectively. between snd IL
years of age under tbs direction of competent and
an experienced Principal, will be opened in the
Rooms of the Peabody Normal Seminary at 9 A. M.
MONDAY, Goth SEPTEMBER.
N. B-Respectable children, who have been i'm
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments of public schools who not for any rea-
sou, enter those schools, are INVITED to attend
this MOdel School, and their parents and others "a.
voring this movement quested to confer with
the Principal with the un ieIsi gned between 9
and 10 A. M, on any day of the week.
ROBT. M. LUSHFR
Agent of the Peabody Educational Fund, and State
Superintendent de jure of Public Education Lou
isana
New Orleans Sept. A. 1875. sis If
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-17

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, 1875-02-21
NEW MUSICAL WORKS.

One Of the attractions OF the Cincinnati Festi-
raj will be "Loheugrin," which, under the
eksllful direction OF Theodore Thomas, will dis
play efrec.uAllY the quality OF the forces engaged
III this musical campaign. The edition OF "lo-
hengrin" to be used has been prepared EXPRESS
iY for the occasion. under the supervision Of Mr.
Thomas, and the elegant and substantial style
in which the portly volume is issued BY John
Church l. Co., OF Cincinnati, tells plainly Of the
saneu;ua expectations OF the result OF the Festt-
val on tue part Of those who hare lp charge the
work Of preparation for the great event. In this
connection We mny announce that contracts
have been signed With Miss Cary and Mr. Whit
new for tho alto and bass parts OF the quartet.
The February number of Rrainard's Musical
HorM contains yery interesting article BY Ptot-
F. L. Ritter, on 9 curious musical manuscript
discovered in the library Of Miami University,
pareptiy Of tpe twelfth century, the notation
being in the ancient form known as 1.eu-n9, on
yellow, black, aud rod lines. It was pasted in q
copy Of Aristotle printed at Dasle in 1851.
A new opera, 'fLeonore,r by Dr.. Otto Bach,
rector OF tho alqzartepm at Salzbprg, has bsen
produced at Cobnrg with great success The
l,bretto is founded On Burgers well-known bal
lad.
4 little book on :. What Is Music 7' by A1r.
Isaac =. htce. Plonisou W -" ApP4osoo q wv
will interest loycrs Of music.
Herr Hanaiek, pf Vienna, Is ahout te publish >
work on "Node,n Opera"
Arthur Sullivan is writing new comic opera
fol the Royalty Theatre, London.
That our readers may be on the lookout for
the new music from tho best English writer's, We
give d List OF pieces, taken from the London Or
chestrd Of February, which will undoubtedly fiud
their way across tue Eater before long. They
iuc4ude *'short Masses for Small Choirs,r By Sir
julius Benedict; "Qnly to See Thee" sqng By
campana; "Waiting for the Swallows, j" song BY
Ptnsuti; 'ss Memories! of Home," soug By Cam
pana; "a the Eastern Gate 5anE by Re,taold
HYMNS" for piano. set by Mattel; ''First Sara
baude." for piano, by Alacfarren; 1'Joyoua
Spring" caprcl for piano By clar. Gottsc!'alk :;
:ud Romance do Carat 3 tranecriplon for
riaao, BY Neustedt.
, 1875-02-21

sway. One act Of 81 Oliver Tglat" will be pre-
sented1 to give the NeF YORK. public an oppor-
tunity OF seeing him IN his great character 'of
Walfian. Da1ok7ns, the Dod9er: In It be Is un-
approachab1e.
hlr. Frank Aiken. Eho has been identified with
the stage OF this city for many Years, has been
very successful starring in the country. lie
commences an engagement in New 0r1aa1s next
week, playing at the 81. Charles ThestFe. -:
Talking Of salaries ip the lesrpsd profesaions
it s estimated that the receipts OF great actora in
our day will about equal those Of great lawyers.
Edwin Booth has made rs high "a 912, ,oooa
month. Jefferson has made even more. THIS
year, in season Of forty weeks. Clara Norris
will net about $40 900 Charlotte Thompson
about halt as mnch- Boucicault, combining his
royalty az dramatiet and Ills percentage as star
actor, is making $1,000 = week at Wallack's The
ater in New York. Great physicians. but only
few even Of these, make INCOMES comparable to
those made By great lawyers and great actors.
Mott, Parker, Clarke haye made as high as
Sl00, 600 each in the course Of one year. In COM
parason With these professions the diYipes and
editors make but paltrY compensation. Ten
Thousand dollars year IL . salary paid to about
four employed editors in the country, while
Messrs. Deecher and Chaplin are the only divinos
whose income reaches beyond SEQ, 900. OF lee
turers, John B. Cough makes the largest in
come. His average pr7ca is 9250 lecture. OF
these he wisl in year deliver about 100, netting
about $4,000 = year. The groat lawyer: the
great physician. and the great actor ara said to
be the beat paid btain-workers in America.
, 1875-02-21
S:xtY-T71rec Jau9aEYIs

The New De3fo.d tMaes.) 4eFeury publishes isha
minimum Temperatures of tbs month Il Jan;ili-
a7y from ISIS to 151a inclusive, Dis observed by
Samuel l.odman. Of thai city. Frqm sh:e .ahle
it appears that the average of mean cb9erva-
tions OF Janury for tie rasl sixty Three yearr IS
q little less than 23.4 deg, which is G-8 deg.
higher than the meaa Of the January laest
'paAsel Which was DIG deg. Tie lowest mean
was that OF 1870, 1876 deg. and the highest @as
tlas OF 1861 $50 deg; the difference Of xAnge
being 16.9 deg. Thera hayo bcen four colder
Januartes than thst of tho present year, these
being that OF 1910, 21,5 deg. ,bat Of 1871. 31-4
deg; tpss Of 1856, II acs-; that Of 1857. ls:S
deg. The minimum Of January. for the V1olo
term Of siztrsh1eo years. vas, IN 1859. 12I deg;
the maximum IN 1854. 6; deg. tho difference or
range being 7C1f deg. The greatest ranEe ct
temperature ii, January Of any one yeaT Has
tliat Of 1859 e3,1 deg. md .he least rangs thjt
OF 1890 as deg. Tho mcaa Of elaboration r.
the flsst nins da1a Of February, 1875, T1a III III
deg. TUE i,teau Of Fe(,. ray small traction
flf-1DO)-of degree below zero.
, 1875-02-21
CONCERT GOSSIP.

The Berlin correspondent OF the Cincinnati
Gazette draus the following picture OF Frau
Joachim: Notwithstanding tho cordial vel
como extended to Ftaule,n Janotha, it was plain
to zee who is the irnlly-grppnded fsvorite OF the
concert-goers in Berlin, fpz, from the instant
tue amiaole face and noble form Of Frau Joa-
chin appeared 10 the doorway until she reached
The last step of tho stage, she mas greeted with
rounds Of applause, which did not cease for her
TO begin her part until she had bowed repeatedly
on all Sides She gave |ith her usual intuitiye
perception the depth aud feeling Of the song,
which, from the full, round tone OF her voice
down to the tenderest exposition Of the sound,
she understands to manage 80 perfectly: Sim
liar in form, height and her full chest to OUT be-
loved Parepa, no one could 80 fully replace the
sweet music of her voice to Americans rs this
clcar-yolced sou.streas. But they will have to
CONC to her, for she will not 50 to them Will
ingly a. music-loyers across the ses would accord
to her the homage she so richly deselres."
DR.. Won Bufow and Marie Krehs have been
the pianists recently at the SATURDAY. and Monday
popular conce-ts in London These popular
concerts, bg the way, at St: James' Hail. are powin
their seventeenth season, and 1t IS noted - an
indication Of the faithfulnesa with shich the
original idea has been Kept that At the Monday
concert, Jan. II, the prugramme was Identical
with that of Feb. Il, 1853. Tho plecea we're all
By Mendelssobn, including bis string quintet IN
3 1at, op. 81, the string quartet in , major, op.
H. No. i, the piano and violin sonata in T
minor, on. 4, and the theme with variations in
D, op. II, for piano and violoncel1o.
Theodore Thomas ls as busJ as ever. His last
symphony concert was given in Boston last Wed"
uesdav. The programme MAS peculiarly choice.
including B4cb's Suite No. 8 IN D; scenes from
Glucks Orpheus" sung by Miss Cranch and
tue trained chorus nf mixed voices under Mr.
ShatlAud's direction; BeethoyeQ's violin con-
certo. performed By Mr. Jacobsohn and Rata
beautiful I'm Waldo symphony, which was re-
ceived with great favor On March 10, he gives
AWague- night in boston.
Adelaide Phillipps' troupe have been taking
Southern 1our, and are nnH returning East
through the larger cities, intending to revisit
Boston in time for the complimentary bcueft
coM being g1aadly planned by friends aud ad-
1nirerB- The te :hnonia] Wiil doubtless take the
form OF a week Of Italian opera, in which Miss
Phillips can nppear in those characters whch
have sal1ed for her the highest reputation.
Mime. Ni}ssou's health continues to be unsat-
isfactorJ, and her engagements at Par1s and
Brussels are indefinitely postponed. The Goa
cert tour projected By Ullmann will probabIy be
abandoned until next Beazon.
Eordb!om the 9wedish tenor. who appeared
here with the Parepa troupe, has sung dnge
Puou in Madame Aasot," recently, ut tha Lon
don Philharmonic
Camilla Urso'a troupe. which is going through
Maine to the Provinces, have had the most To-
munerahys tour OF any troupe this season.
, 1875-02-21

Sir Michael Costa has consented to be musical
director.
-'Juiye has exhausted the physical poWers OF
Mlle KTauss tue Rache1 Of II. Bosqqin, and of
M. Verspet, the leopold, and OF IL Villaret the
Etaazor, who had to be superseded by Ii. Ealo-
mon, so that tha production Of nonizetd'a .Fa-
yorita' last Monday. With Mile. Rosine bloch,
Leouore, II. Achard, Fernund, II. Faure, TIE
King (uho received an ovation). and Ii. Menu,
BaWlazdr, became imperative. Meyerbeer's 'Hu-
guenota will be the pe1t opers, to be snceeeded
bY Rossinis William TELL II. Gounod's
Halapzier has decided that the first new work
shall be n. Mermet's Jeanne dare With Nile.
Krauss ns The Maid Of Orleans"
Wagner has invented one mora original idea
for his Baireuth theatre. This ia to absolutely
compel the audience to look at the stage, hy box
ing in each individual thereof between deal par
tihons,-so asseyerates ths London Musical
World. Il this be 80, Herf W4gner's yisitora
from this Republic will be few, for what free
born American citizen is going to submit to such
eVety ope in his special cell until the end Of the
performance or tie restriction would not be COM
plete It ia possible that the World is incorrect
]y informed.
strasosch is slowly working his VAT to New
York with the IosB Of his fsure-head, Albani,
who siiigs ncxt summer at Covent Garden and
next winter in st. Petersburg. His future lnten-
tentiops ate not announced.
The Kellogg troupe is now in Boston, meeting
with good success. The repertoire last week was
s'AIariana," "Bphemian Girl" "Atlgaon."
".Ernani," :" and Wharfage Of Figaro" Ar:
Fliladslphia, has joined the troupe.
Redpatha En&!sh opera tEouPs , tsys s,3 yeFfsd 70 5
been re e.ongaged in nearly eserv instance. Mrs.
Flo.s Barry, the eoatralto' j. the artiatiG MAJ
troupe. Without her, success would be impossi-
bic. They arc rehearsiae new opera nsyor be-
fora given in English 10 this county: They 20
inta Maine next week, and viii soon take trip
to the Paclhc coast
1t is reported in Paris that II. Hnlanzier and
Mr. Gyo arc % take the Sale VensadouF To-
gether, one giving French opera end the other
Italian. Mr.. Gyo, Of course, in that case. will
take his CoTent Garden company to France.
nuh!1stoin's new opera, The Demon" rms
to have Lad ta first sepresentati94n! At st. Peters
poser's Biblical drama, :'Ihe Tower Of Babel"
haa been announced for immediate performance
by the Philharmonic Society Of Carlsruhe.
.ta'.s.ctti, basso OF tAe last Nilsson season
hpl., il singing in Rome.
, 1875-02-21
MR.. HARplE.

uI3 ACTING OF - "DANDrE D1SNoNT.
To The Editor cf The Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, Fob. 20.-In the dramatic notices Of
your paper for tho last week thera has beep, to
my mind, one great omission. While ron hare
given extended daily resiews, not opls et Nine
Janausehek but ot her support, notifying has been
said Of the McYieket company. 4hey hare sup
ported Charlotte cushnoan as I. whole, esceep-
tionall7 well, and, althausu that great actress
herself may not need any praises or criticisms
from TIE TRIBUNE on her Meg NersEies, there is
81 actor in the company, not as we'll known,
who does deserve high commeudatlou. l refer
to Dir. Hardie in bis parsonatton Of pdndte Din
naopt. The rare character Of . real Seotchman-
painted BY scott's oNn Scotch Aand, loses pot .
bit Of its genuine aayor in ~. Hser-
dies Characterization. Indeed, it gains.
We may read that q scotchman is
things spiritual have q terrible awe for him,
white bodily substances arc ever met With the
sturdiest heart and hand. We may read that this
is why the Scotch are such combination Of op-
posing qualities Of dependence aud indepand-
ence. 81 superstit!ous fear a9d maaly courage, ct
say, read all thig. aud got NOT haye clear laea
in our minds Of genuine Scotchpan- But alr.
Hurdles rendering Of Dandle Dnmont gives ns
clear, true impreeaion OF Scott:a countrymen.
Every point in the Scottish character is gel
brought out ssYe maun no pooh at the Geepsies,
mon Is given with teracr strangely
in CONTRAST TO the sralWart fellow. sno, havlng
yanqusned tic young hero's foes, is Left con-
qusroE, but who 4 etill continues to smite tho air
Justify.
The "fecht y in the great animal is coming
ont, His passion broken looee, turns wildly
against everything. It matters not # he heap
blows on foes or empty air. Hos fighting. It's
Dandie asaiust the world
, 1875-02-21
couid afford to bnT fcr futura use, ono could
hardly do .a:te. than at t::o ;zese1t tine.

couia afford TO bnT fcr futura use, ono could
hardly do baker than OF t:e ;zese1t tine
TO I.E-AD. oE NOT TO READ
Have YOU IN tho Yves. ielt tho tuCabliogs OF tue
great struggle shat ia raeking Us at this moment.
Tho WarS Ut .he Roses wcrc as nothiug to It,
The c2nteEt Is between the jet party md tie
aisi. Jet party; and tho question is. Shall 20 or
shall nc not bead during tie coming SEASON I
though have Arrays belonged to The small
minority Of anti-ietters- Tue situation seems to
be, that those dealers hasing still on land =
largo stock Of jet frlnges, trimmings ete-, are
bpupd to keep up the fashion till their wares
are disposed Of !; Hh1e those whose supplies aro
already exhausted do not desire to import no.o,
knowing that the mode Cannot last much longer
in anT event.
e lev headed Rrenadlnea in patterns, and aoms
beaded outer garments, arc awaiting the spring
white jet may be worn to some extent 4 viii not
be4the highest ton.
ODDS AND ENDS.
The ancient nay Of wearing deep hue1 cufs
outside the dress-sleeve is revlving- They are
cns with deep point On the oack, are shott n
f[oat aud are cloasd With three lnen buttons o.
Tho latest collars and cuffs in colors aro made
Of solid blue. pink, lavender, brown, and other
shades The collars arc high. with f2rang cd2-
ncts; and the cuffs flare to match.
Handkerchiefa with coiored borders, either
sold or striped are considered correct for morn
ing and promenade tollettcs, though they are
never in so sond taste "a the simple hemstitched
square Of linen.
Wells are now made OF bits Of white tulle
trimmed with narrow Faleucieunes or Meehltn
edgng. Thc7 are bad for the eyes, seldom BE-
coming saya to the freshest OF faces, aud rnreiy
live through half-a-dozcn wea1inss- Therefore,
t4ey can hardly be conplde1eI profitable.
4 new tri4u for oYerd1essea and draperY IS
tu1e so closely covered with silver spansEea that
1t: looks like fairy fahr.c spun from silver
threads. It is rrs;tv. d i c0=!ly md per:3h4bla,
consequently it Will ta popular: :;
It i declared pJ eutheclty that braids of all
kiuds-uercutes, 1i;a,t, and tho 1ess-~ili be
much ,aed m s,lriug- costumes; the braid in Ill
cases matchips tha color ot tue material
- EuRErIpW,
, 1875-02-21
4 MARKET for Royal scanaa1-Ths
Mysterious ;I.O90 Book. !"

4 Market for Royal scanda1-The
Mysterious I.O90 Hook.
From tie Ne4e fors 4'r{o"ee, feb: 1a.
Mr. John BanYard announces that @.thc mTs-
King will be published on IharsdsT by The
Literary and art Publishing Company" of Np.
SOS broadway. The Company name is quite new
to the trade 1t hiss fresh pastehoard sign at
the entrance Of tha lower podrorth building,
aad another on the locked door OF small room
in the third story. It would seem TO hare been
organized for the publication Of this hook. since
the opinion in tho trade. The volums will make
. 12no OF COO pages, about the size Of Ruish's
Memoirs Book-e1nerts freely express the
opinion that it will prove 70 be 20 more
than . recaauDe from Hush and .otheF
material probably including the official rec
ord OF. the. Investigation by four Peers
into certain accusauons against Caroline "hl!e
Of s"Yho Book" Of "The Genuine Book" eau
be bought almost anywhere, being neither rare
cate Investigation" Efforts were made at the
start to suppress this book, which contained
pothiug relating to the King. except tbs fs1se
accusatlop against hiy nife, aud thiA y tue tsct
referred to by Hnish, although not y the shape
quoted by;. him IS from his book are directly
f;om Hush ana the copy from which i ~ le Sc. ls
partly printed aud partly written. aI. saoin
las written for the February number OF MS
Aneric4n Di6iopoh$t. which will be ready ttls
week, q teu-pago article on the suolect e3sioe
the history Of all these books. Ihe Hulsh oook
isaeIf Will be published early in MaIcu by Adams
Yictor 4 Co. in = Emo. OF about 500 pages. The
pclorsons also take advantage Of tho excite
inant and reissue Reynolds - Court OF Lon
don" With = hugs heading of g. ooo Hswafd i"
on tho tllle-paEe,
, 1875-02-21
Ny SEARCH.

Nox, loving thee, MI d.E. -. ~.
~ Iovo + t1lust,
I careful search to find,
In lfft and hert Ut :,lias,. =
Tbs fault oE wrong. my de2E :
By-waicA + fau to'Gtnd -: -"
To mo thy tTu4t.
Ihavs not wealth, my dear,
Nor hare t..Lae; - =
Yet lore reats not on these:
And though on bentled knsnR, -.
With gold and wreath, MY dear,
soagu& thy mood to p4essas
T would he in y4ln- 49,,
From the " "strright WY" my dear, !,
OIL weary Rnt! f..i.i,
I stray: and ret, for shta,
Layc-foalizh Lovc-Wisl kiaI, . !.
And plead ana! s.:ivo. 1u1 asa1,
Drowning the fault with bli21''
lit for Stint -,
Useless the search, my dazr;
Thy lo.S viii coma :
Into my hungry life, 8.
Salllin:t the pun aud strife, .
crowning my faith, MY dear.
Bidding me call thee wife,
Queen OF my hon,a '
, 1875-02-21
"TaAI's' H!ARx.v

Soft heart, high spirit, and clean mind -
Al thesr will eQuat craee combined go
OF form aud face; j.
And such al eye.-in darkest gloom
rrwopld Light the place:
That's Mary.
Sue needx no glit.erinS coronss. -. :
N9E .,a, lsnd y Win n1a;p slaE2l|ng iew wsl7 81
VIZ ; tS;gatss SII & s,t2a syse th.n! brightest
Sweet Mary. -,
Her form is lfko straight young ptns
Taat growa vhega Euow-drdfsa ds1zliE5 sAa=s
Graceful IL the chamoi7 ases
lIirrored in ri1ls: . !.
That'4 AaFyy: ..
Not ono Of those pnwhplesono shipga!s
o. ,sao'3 ghon IL tai .s7tS s1t'9" re! s'7s::-
Too !3nguid for hasty U9rd, j..
Too cold for mifh,-
Not Mary. : -" ,'.. '-.>.'
She does not prats Of yoman'a wrongs;
She aaks but that Of right EeldnRa
TO womankind.
sho worthipa not At Fashions shrine:
No alaloW mind '-.
Has Mary.
She doe. nqt have a Sunday face, $751;.
And one Of frowns to take 1ts plaes
Six days week ,"
She does not cans shs IL nos vain;
Nor ovef-meek
Il Nary
she does not think that tracts suffice,
usalcas to make dinners prtcs :
For hungry wight. s.
Friend Of the poor, their lovs Etocars
Her dGels taquits
That's Mary. -
She always takes The weaker aide: j..
She foyes what otheFa would defide, ~
Aud of has pressed -F :'sis
Some weary Child Of wan Despaif a.. 49,:
Tight to her breaat:
Th4t'a Mary
Her voice, II she do sing CT speak.
Has sweq.er tones than thoa% tlS Greek
whan be the uolphin1 charmed. and foothed .
H.s cap.or'a t9:
That's Mary.
Her little hand, 1t is 30 white,
So sharely-'tis chlrmtng right,
In suoth, to see: *''v
would dared its oFner ak
To s1vs it pe,-
Ny NARY. &9A9c
, 1875-02-21

HQqLEf THEATRE.
Tho production Of .'Dora" at Hooley's vas
happy thought. it drew crowded houses too !;
vas charminglE played, and showed the company
OF to the very best advantage, and aid all this
without 41r. Crane, too. But, then, he made up
for it al in bis specially Of CRANKY Gag, in the
musical burlesque Of sJenny Lind" Mr.
0'Neirs Farmer .Allan has made very pro-
nounced hit, and it is highly probable that this
delightful til viii hold ths good-sll4 Of the pub
lie for Neeks to come. II ID put on tho staSe
With excellent taste and good judgment, aad Il n
Or thIea Of the scenes ara very pleasing.
THE ApEIP4I.
The bill 70. this week st the Adelphi eontainse nts
several now and sensational features. 1t COM
mences With Mr. Mestaye1's drama Of California
life, 1.-THE Hoodlum,'' in Which blr. uestayer
has the support Of Mr. Piiercy, Mr. soggs, atr:
Little, and other members Of the Ado!pni COM
pany. The ollo contains as novelties Mad.
Jutau, the aerial gsmnast, who walks the ceiling
like house-Ay; George Brown, the gymnast;
aud the Zis-Zag pantomlme company in "Thp
Black Gnome." Among the attraot,ons which
remain ara Alex. Davis the yentnloquist, the
Milton JaApers, the farorite Rdynolis Brothers,
others.
TEE GRAND oPERA-HousE.
Kelly ! Leon'a Minstrels have been sharera in
the general good fortune Of the week. and cpme
out this week With more novelties, Including
new first part, and new farce called "Crelna-
ton, By Wzmbold, Surridge, Lovely and Wayne.
Frow-FroW has beng doing ueli.
AMATEUR GHEATRIcAts.
4 dramatic entertainment will ba given 1T
Good Tamplar'a Hail. on t!Ae corner of West
Lake and Seymour streets, b. members Of Aqua
Pqra Lodge. Ths drama is Temptation; o.
the Irish Emigrant." and will be played by
Messrs. Kasson, TagerL Rose, Dunuing Crosby,
and Sargent aud Mlases Greenwood, Sargent
Frederic Robinson las been re-engagsd 1t
Toronto.
nistor is now en- route for Australia, and our
promised pleasure il postponed.
Anna Dickinson is preparing two new lectures
Que on "6iste1s OF Charity" and one on "ltob-
art Emmat~" :.
The journalists OF Chicago who intend playing
in The Road to RUM are busy committing
their parts now Wien tho right time comes
they will perpetrate them.
Mrs. Maeder's name is announced for benefit
1t Hooiey's in short time Beng one OF the best
word, she should bs rewarded With bumper
house.
Mrs. Proctor will publish the autobiography
left by: Ar. Proctor (Bar1y CornwalD IN tho
course Of tpe year. Al Mr., Proctor knsw ali tho
distinguished men Of ths present csntury, the
book Is likely to be Of interest. W
: George Favcett Rowe, author Of "The Ge.
news Cross" and other pieces, and IN actor OF
considerable reputation, is in tl1e ciEy, He fol-
lows Cha1losto Cushrnan at McVicker'R, -
Aiou,Dbes', in "Littie Emily" ,''
Monday, J. L. Too]e, tho distinguished English
comedian, reappsars in New Yak, at tho Ls-
caura Thestre- This tiae he wiseiy selects plays
10 which big thoroughly cockne: hntaor ns i9'f
, 1875-02-21

be remarkable for the fact that ehe viii play
three of her most celebrated roes-Ladv Mac-
beth, Queen Catherine, and hrs. Simpson. There
will; be but one performance OF "Simpson d
Cor this week and that Wednesday afternoon.
It will be preceded as before, by the farce ''The
Obstinate Family" Lovers Of true comedy will
not lose snother and their last opportunity Of
seeing Miss Cushman a9a ~; aloYicker1 in
but tVice more, and that Monday and Thursday
araninoa 1rhar the nieca will ha cast as fulloWa: