The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-10-07

FnNic. singing. rnncina. and Acrohntic Die
plays IN the Tribune Rum Shop-Nnn'c-
of tho Ariiei. md the Initintury Proc
Rrammc-I Illustrations On the walls
This is n progressive age, and the Tribune
rum shop intends to PROV, it. ON Thursday
next. at 4o'clo,k in the afternoon. grant va
riety entertainment will he given, the first Of
consecutive series, IN the gorgeous saloon under
ground, Tor the clletation and delight OF the
patrons IL tho place.
Ten lovely ladies. admirable performers on aIl
known musical Instruments, are engaged with
a sklful conductor. These ladies are known
somewhat widely a. the celebrated Nicnnoise
Orchestra. rhcir names We are permitted 10
make pubic, ass iJN9w-i
Fraucin Iaao Roller IS a beautiful blonde,
with real hair. from Vienna. She pi.ls the urst
violin, and IS The leader.
Elise Roller % sister Of the leader. is n charm-
ing creature. with exquisite nnslcts. and plays
the second violin.
jesse Roller, ncucs rather to the brunette
tyte. and IS full Of j0lliness. She also comes
from vlcnna. aud sports the celia.
Mi Leopold is an accomplished artistic, plav-
Ing not only The second violin, hut the glass har-
mouicum as well. Strange stories Of broken
hearts in Austrian mcnastores cluster about
this lady's romance.
Miss,kcppem is ravishing beauty from the
ess to an immense fortune. tut prefers to play
the piano, fog fair compensation, In the Tower
founded by Horace Greeley.
Miss Fischer handles the first violin. and
startles all behoders by her extraordinary re-
sembl nee to Marie Antorette. she comes
from Linz, and s delighted at the prospect be-
fore her.
Miss Heinz. from Prac, is master Of the cello,
and "a CcNotee to art.
Miss Eschcr; beats the drum. She, too. comes
from ihc t.casaut city Of Budwcs. where her
wealthy parents reside. Love Of adventure led
her forth. and at last che is on the verge Of it.
Ms Gaseous also has a drum. She Is very
beautiful woman and the grace with which she
swings Ter drum sticks, $ she keeps umc on
the tass drum. Is alone said to I've worth the
price Of rum and gum.
Miss Leopold plays ON the bass vo dlincult
task for one so youne-hut she does IL well.
Ii will re seen that the rum shop attractions
are Of q truly superior grade These ladies are
all called beautiful and their costumes are re-
ported a. superb and novel. They will probably
nrst appear in white. typical of the purity Of tho
place In which they give their entertainment.
Tickets Of admission are not needed at the
central door. but 1t would be well 10 obtain
them at the Tall Tower ONCE, in the mt
bunes private door is sought.
In honor Of the initial performance special
invitations are TO he extended 20 the President,
the members Of the Cabinet. Gov. rildcn. Gov.
HAYES. Mayor wickham, and the heads OF de-
partment, Mayor Schroeder OF Brooklyn, Cen
tennial Dix, the right reverend clergy, the youn.
editor, all other editors and especially the agent
OF the Associated Press.
The special programme Is not entirely pre-
pared, but some OF its features are as follows:
1 Grand overture in honor Of Horace Greeley
g BALLAD" Ihr Reid Sh ken by the WIND
3 SAKE Horn Quartet Dedicated TO Red, shanSs'
B. The Tan lover Medley Brass horns.
8. Song" All j. not Gould that Gltters'
O. Hai ad-" Nhiteiaw tui que fame"
z Orchestral Pot Pourri-bcers al round. Intcrmis-
tion thirty minutes tor rinks.
T. the star SpaAgci Banner sung BY the company
The audience requested 10 Join ~.
The other numbers Of the programme are not
yet selected but az soon az they are they will be
announced to the public. Meantime extensive
preparations are making for the opening day.
The irice Of whiskey is reduced to ten cents a
druk-the quality TO remain UNCHANGED. \
new wine cellar il added To the establish
meut' great barrels e imported beer are
heiug rolled tn. and 1oc-heads Il tansv fuof.
Ford best. tuuid'- choice, aud other rafting
gins are waiting 90 us called for.
glance 20 the establishment di1closes tht
singular icucitousu"ss ot the architect in ch7rge
There are fNO Cutruucts-uuc iu Nassau street
where enduring turtles challenge admir- ftiou
and wait iur liersh; the other leadin- direc
from the tall tower ana the business ONCE ol
the paper founded by llor ce Greeley. ProN
ably the great IruftHt bar room Is well know
TO thousands Of our readers. Near the entrance
L. picture Of "a httle devil, who points will
satanic gIec downward TO sign on which " ia
Ecrted