, 1876-02-27

lHE tH0}ACO lhlDU1NI
Pon'sl. "Rose Michel continued a. the ~ Vnlo,
At DAVIS; " Brass" st tho Park and "Queot
and Women at the Brooklyn
| rh. E,t,h ara,r. c,rnn.nv nnder the mau
acament ~ sfr T1nfr il 70 nIodoco Mr. Daiy1
| nav Nav :. p;nnn "in Washington to- morroy
| ni1ht Thar Mi than travail with it through
ths ronntrr Farnv Davenport is to "ntaf
with it in August.
tho 1,ish members OF Parliament and the Irisf
| residents IN London. which was postponed il
| consnnuenca OF tho ead bereavement which re
| Gently befe}l that gentleman, has now been fixee
| tn raSe nace in July next Sir Joseph Neale
| McTenna. NJ. p, will preside
| A. thu pos+or
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gsuu., iansus Tatsia ~ ~ cinhs S,st ra1
: n:aon ., i o',r Rars .r;fh :. Rnnon and fuf,ot
| for Saturday night. Harry Murdoch was cast
! for Romeo and katherine Rogers for juliet.
rraderic I,emaitre died Of CANCER of tbs
t,nrre ~ d,seasn which prevented him from
ns;1, ~ frorn tst;ng anv nnnrishmant for
epcaAs i. ~ das.t cnna ona hanraU
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ea' nn;a19t :Th, ds;no actnr footad nn,va II
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cat ran On tho stsse ia Baltimore wiila
Clara Morris was having one OF her most inter
estiug paro1yams in "Camlle." hllss Morris
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AanoasseE' enel''eo eonsc'ence'
Mrs. Hooper writes from Paris: From tho
comedio med % Frauease comes @ the repor. that Dumas
is worrying the life nearly ou. Of the renowned
company Of that establishment BY his altera-
tions aud exactions respecting sL,Etrangere'
Hardly is q sceno studied and thoroughly re-
hearscd when, crac the author arises with ncw
IDEAS now plrascs, new plan altogether, aud
tho work hss SAL a. TO O. pc souo OYER asain IN, nho
author no" ta'hs OF postpo4lnE us vulgar i!pel
upon American women untu 4eAt NAY, rearing
that the election e1cAeaents ml6hs hafs It, II
produceo th1s mon1n'
Rignold in " Henry "" and tho Florences in
sThe Mighty Dollar" we're at St. Louis last
Dillon at Milwaukee; Augusta Dargon ut Cleye-
land; Maggie Mitchell at Wilmington, N. c.,
aud Charleston, S. c.; Mrs. Chanfrau and Ed
win Adams at New Orleans; Daly'a Company.
with tThe Big BouauZa," at Hartford, Conn,
the Kir.lfys, with "Around the World" at
Sacramento, Cal. Hayerly's Mlustrels ut Wash
inston; Robert ArcWade at Harrisburg, Pa;
Aches Rankin. villa ihe Two orphans, at
Hocnes1e1, n L.; onser Ooao byron 81 ifosi-
dence Il. l.
Tho Paris correspondent OF tho Herald ycle-
crepbe npder date Of tho 18th inst,: s.At The
Thent Histo1iaue, thie evening, the new piece,
sLes Choyatiera de Ia Patrio.' vas produced.
The u}ot is Founded on the War Of Secession IN
Amer1ca, It is written by II. Albert Delpit who
was born in the Uutod States, but has boeu
naturnlized in France" Tho leading characters
in ths play are Abraham Lincoln and Soue,coU
Jackson. .john ItiIkes Booth. the aasaakin. IA
*lao introduced largo rnrtion of the act,on
nas.es on board a Potomac steamboat. For
Americans thu Mace viii ba found deficj.nt in
historic f;dality corrac,naaa of ;od;r;iu,l mr.
trsitnra and local color"
The New York CORRESPONDENT OF tho Boston
Gdzete writes: "Tho dtamatizatlon OF Seven
oaks is finished, and has been neas to Mr. Hay
mond for bis final corrections. It makes re-
markab!y good play the interest is nell sus-
tained, the dialogue statp aud good, and the &C.
tion quick Jim fe71on, OF course. ls the star
part. Airs. RaImond WILL play Hrs. DsAtnghdm,