, 1879-06-13

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A, n.aa,'i.s nun ~ ~, :, HEFblNHWNLL' ,tt ,t.,
we'll, the motor, died on Monday at tile arc Of
I'll, having been horn nt f,ht11ico,bo n Ns,s,,
q. 1s,a III f7rst a,,o,r,noa ~, ~. ~, .1asetl
mads at Lau,svi,,n @ H. ~" na.a ~ sle s.ase M mas
as De co@uora ~ 9'e' s@ IN n' I'm, n sa 1
lie played In various towns Of the We,t
and Enu,h unt,, 1er1 .vI,r ,,s,
~ ~ hat ,..n =. .1,n,. ~, -. e.a'cA
~ te III vns .'u ''inaE m ls uennt N new York,
r. II. 'sc ,.on ~ N tne play ol "Bephugor"
lie rcpnnel for twn seasons un nIa,1 nmsre .;.,
Maggie Mitchell and with Ma,tIln F1r5nn ~ %t.
this, opcn!ng In 1853 with the Inter act.
rSss @ ~ ue Howarl Atlennum. .iu
IN ThIlIMa's ThIlsa,,a,ns ennnnsc.ea na'" "ltn theatres
citlcs al he appcarcd in Nav York a s,cr v'1sa n
ABSENCE Of twelve years, nt Woods Thcatrc' m
now tho Theatre CONTINUE. Feh. in 1ssls -.
Niu,e,n, in thu sensational pIay OF Inc !" Atnne.
mont; or, The Child Steaier.n At thts throtrr.
In 1Sti, !le first began to make brles0ilo mn.
cia1ty. nppearlnE Is Ciori.da in aCit,drrclfn.n
aud HeyA III "Fra Diayoia.n From this Time
his standing III the. profession wns flxrd. In
began stirring with thIa burlesnue b,lancs, in
cletl uost of the time with companies Of his
oNn, visiting nearly every city To tho Union,
'nra,to ~. " oa rfaMcisea. H's nost famous
Dt h'tfH1 h}Trft fur f1nntt
be fa!rly said to have created this nnrt Eor IL
,2st ilys months ]le Ind been travelling With the
hatc tla1ton continuation. ue Ind been Ill for
tHo "ceks, salieflHg from enlargement Of t2t,
heart as,tl Brightly disease combined, ind llls
death nag been expected duly for thu Inst week.
trade OF rdnter nt ,.h,rt ~ -.
wnrScd ft,r snvarai r.nra n, r,,,,,ma.; masn H.
tcasts WIG ana u son, VINO oenrB Its fatlicr's
uAtle. ilie funeral ocGtlrfea yesterdAy, md the
rslsll!i1ls Wcfc uttered In the Cemetery Ut tic
t,s ~ ho .se...,os, n~ s.iot'. ~. H. fNAFohE.
Church Choir pInaforc Cor,pany nj rJaver,v,.
comes In r,os, an onI,.1,}r no H..
hive now rracbsd stsmiors, ~ .roa1'.naa. '",'ss.
renders them highly co,oyablc, Taken Nil in
ALL "Pluafors,, J, as never hcrn <,;v", hasn ~ ~ ~
Well a'iti rs tiefo afe ollt t3Irce Moru repr&cn
tat1ons thoso who desire to zee this fnyorto
work At ~ best, md as thry viii not be likely
tunit!es. Our amateurs aro Whining enG;icn yGii
',timlrabe manner ii wl,lca they 6rsng uut M ths ih
uta''hs'c ''1'ases o1 lie WORK.
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AtuN,f. aftf,T ttJ.1,rs
r,bo o-.,,.na,,,n,.,o ~ s.1.t'.,, -. ~,
Anu h'l"nsclhc"ts " Wnlch mr. Thomas takes
las. becu concluded NJ vii. hn srcn h. ,,,c ~, ~
,.,v,,,,. s.'' ~ "' -, ~ A'eh ~ H'e ioa-
aoH'n'' ltotn TIC Nc" Aofk tribune Of June ~:
It was announced son,c time ugo that afr. Tina.
tore Thomas had bevn elected conductor Of tio
n New York Philharmonic society for next seasoH.
has slnwed very eoncIEhtyey tho wisdom n sNcj,
course. and tt,urn il ercgy rcason to bctoyo .has
The change vii! have l.st fnynr1lbe ,u,onco ,,,,
tha anceees Of The succty. Binee tho aunounsc-
munt ut htk elec,lon WIN ulnir. Mr. rhmmss hns
accepted the poaIst0 un he viii ,,uxt fiji rcs,,
tho place which he resigned a year aro @ wbeu hu
went TO Cincinnati. Thu cnuccrts Ut tho Nrw Yars
sactetY will tlrrrfoso tts given uE,ler Mr ruouas,
directions. and will tuke place ns hcretofnrn m
satuu!ay evening". Ut the Academy uf Muxic IVA
Adi'ilcuily had arlrsa ~ rr9arsI ~ she cCnccsts
nf thu twu nocialics III New York and nrnnkivm
Nc. Thomas hRvln bcun couiurto. for thr i;rnnH.
IN Socirly fur nnmLcr OF yruts, was or ronrrs
Invited tu cnnlinne III thu tnn,;, nnsjtinm uert Tcar
since. howryar, thu cnutaIfs of thu ,wo rnr{n,i..
lave heretofore bern given on Saturday ut.sh,s ~.
IL tho cass with The New York Sucietr I'D Mr
lhulas dnltra III Cincinnati Ara such ~ 10 n,.ku
i very .tlcult t0r hm Ia bu AlMnut from liz post
'eatllca u though It Woalt bu very hard 10 ar-
'aese AH,nt ino nieHs. Mr. ThuiHan Wrot1
inwnrs. IN r;n, ~, x vap,ors1'x Nv VIII