, 1876-01-09


figure in b!acE, who de1.crous}y removed tho chai
taat the "srell was shout to use from under him
Poor men Down they went with = tremendou
| nunip, up dew their heels. and away wen. q
their dignity. A free tsas til IN en.uei ths Tan
fwe:'ca ia5oriug the eLen pingites, ard tn. audi
eace joining in the fray; tho place re*ounded witt
women, who lost Ill their little gew-glws and a:t1e
traps. and there was = pretty ketle Of fish. til
shan ping men armed themselves with chairs ans
logged the two 1enegldes without mercy, anl the1
chairs began to dy Ill over the place 1t every hea
Eke-Iks at dark seauce; resemblance that II"
tntss aerat locomotives 4 long time elapsed befor
order ws restored and tho dispute las been referred
TO the 4u;ho1ttieG.
Rankin pla7ed Odheno st Milwaukee last week
With plercy as lago.
The Now York Ecening Post asserts that Mr
Tuppere Centenaisl drama ID "ell written bad
| coptains some scenes that are not without dIa-
matte power.
"The Tour Of the World" has been With
drawn from The boards of the Porte St. Marlir
Theatre in Paris. 1t attained to the respectable
numoer Of 400 representations.
The New York courts havo decided against the
1eea:isy OF theaerical performances Oil Sunday,
holding that the Legis'sture has the right 1o
control al occupations in this respect.
The arraneement OF Jar EFT Il Palmer to run Il
train from Chicago t, san Frapc:s:o ia three
days and third is understood to be mainly for
advertising purposes. They will save enough in
salaries, however, to defrAy most Of tue extra
charges for tran -po!t tation.
1lr. James P. Voorhees,. eoa Of the Hon. Dam
iel W. Voorhees, paved HnaLtt st indianapolis
laet THURSDAY night. We motto. that Mr. Voorhees,
managers keep him pretty constantly in In liza IN,
where bis fathers reputation will serve in some
degree instead Of genuine liet:ionc ABILITY.
blr. 7. A. Halls Combination. formerly known
Us tue New Chicago Theatre COMPANY. played
Wedues 1aT aud Thursday of laat wes4 at B If
ln.ton. Iowa, aud Friday aud Saturday at Peo-
ria. I'll. The. company. Ne are glad to learn,
has been ua-m1v welcomed everywhere. and ls
enjoying that success which it SO we'll deserves.
Boston WAS we'll supplied with thentecal nov
elites last week. The French Comedy Company,
from the Nes York Lyceum Theatre. Was tla7-
ing at Beethoven Hall - Rose Michel " was the
the Globe. and =. the Two 0rph,ns.' with Kato
Cla1ton and Marie Wilkins in The cast, at the
Boston Theatre
Mr. Earl Kase. OF the New York Herald, is
soon to desert journalism for the stage. He has
had play written for him, entitled - The r b.
joans," in which h1 takes thn part OF I'D old man
whose character has ben drawn from life. Mr.
hase is young man, graduate OF fnaca-on,
aud "as one Of the HeraI representatives in
Cuba during the recent difiouitses~
The propr1etogs OF the Ba!tmors Bulletin
we're somewhat harsnly re- ,uestel By Mr. DaIy's
attornevs 10 tract the etAtemeut which an
pcared in ths columns Of that paper. that his
new play. "P1que," WAS written by woman and
presented to ht,n t7o years aro The Bulletin
people published tao retIa;tloa as req1es 90:
We oene'e tae WOMAN fe1a1rea 20 mas s:aIen
over her own signature tha: slr- DAYS play did
nos resemble hers In any particular.
The usual complimen.arv notices in tho news.
paoers followed tho reapneafauce Of Mr. James
". Wallsck al bis osn theatre. Lie oc:u.1s,a
position in the profession which o,her m,napsr.
,u,xbt veil envy aui strive to attaiu-:has Of a
good actor aud cooa manager WHO hs. won
ina resrect Of 81 lis sc1uaiot ,nces: who Is
known "a we'll for the ut.crI ,ty Of h,s ma1aoe-
1neut "a for tho calt,vatsd ,aste which ha d.
pl.ys in tho saIsc:; N 1T b,a ac:o,s and p,aya
who has "a neI honor and fortune together.
Mts. y. L. bowess "ae ~ Canc'nnas ias1 Week;
inc Sanso1nla M'us1se.s a. q. LOUIS; b.Ees
Hai ~ ral4on II r. f4oslnence, Il; l.; Losta ~ >e"
o.leaus' tne ". = >,; roA G'mp'a4slon VI lhosn-
: sPons; aaSe1e hn'ene' " tou'ss'lia; tne
Be- -th At Baltimore: Oliver Doud I;yron At Rocn-
ester: Mr. Robert NcEade at buffalo Mlss
Jane Coombs at Cleveland; John Z. OAena. with