, 1879-02-02
EVERYWIIE ERE.


The wife Of the great tragedian, Sa1yini, died
a lew weeks since at Florence, at the age Of "a.
She was all English girl, BY name Lottie Sharp,
an accomplished linguist, and at the time of her
death was occupied in trapslating one of
Schi1cr's plays for her husbands repertoire. The
event recalls some Of the stories of Salvini's
loves. When he and Ristori were IN the DOM
eniconi company together it was thought that
they would marry: but the suEmise proved un-
founded, and Risto ri vent to France, to, be
succeeded by an exquisitely beautiful young
actress, La Cazzola, woman also Of model
character and the wife Of highly esteemed
actor, Brizzi. La Cazzola conceived a violent
aversion to Salvini, and one of their quarrels
went to such length that the other members
of the company became concerned and inter-
fered to make peace, 4 little fete being organ-
fzed to commemorate the happy event. At
table, as fate would have it, Brizzi and Salvini
began to discuss the question Of wifely indc-
pendcnce aud the rights OF women, Salgini TAX
From that moment La CaZzo1a conceived
for him q passion as profound IS her
former aversion had been bitter, and
soon-to the scandal Of, Italy, whose women
OF the stage had posed for virtue and honest
lives after the example of Rstori-she left her
husband for Salvini. They formed a company
and acted together, and he was devoted to hcr
slightest wish, but in 1870 she died Of consump-
ton at Leghorn, and was followed to the grave
With every demonstration Of grief by her lover,
who raised to her memory in the Campo Canto
at Florence monument inscribed with wall
Of grief concluding: ''Ha posto questo monu-
meuto l'uomo 1el suo cuore. Ionnaso Sal
yini." In 1874 Savin met the woman who has
just died, pretty, young English girl, sudden
ly left a friendcss orphan without means, mar
ricd her, and made haupy but anxious hus-
band, for, devoted as she was, he Was credited
with being Us jealous as Othelo-
aREES-RooM NOTES.
Barry Sullivan intends to visit America again.
Got;told and Rails !. Uncle Tom II combina-
tion will be in Milwaukee, this week.
Sothcrn is in Rome, and cables that he is get
ting along well, and will come to this country in
March to remain probably till fall.
Mary Anderson's bumptious stepfathcr, Grif-
fin, SAYS that reporters won't get another chance
to interview her. He won't stand it.
Miss Pomery, who was recently injured in q
raiIroad accident, is recovering slowly, but it
will be long before she can appear before the
public again.
Barney Macaulcy, who says he brought out
Mary Anderson, says she was originally u tall,
-boncd girl, whose first representation Of
Juliet was the worst he ever saw.
Anna Dickinson will not act again upon the
stage until the early spring, when sue is ell
gagged to appear with John Mccullough, in her
new play entitled "Aurelian." In the mean
time she will lecture
We learn that A1r. James O'Neil1, the leading
man at Baldwin's Theatre, ut the close of the
present season, though remaining in San Fran
cisco, will probably transfer his services to
another theatrc.-dka California.
1t is expected that one of the great attractions
for the next season will he LIE Cheyalier de
Lanolicr,'' q historical drama in i've acts, by
Adolph d'Enuery, author os '.Don Cesar dc
Dazan," aud principal author Of 'tIIe TWO
Orphans
The T'Kint robberies and trial have been put
on the stage at the Flemish Theatre in Br1s-
sells. the whole proceedings being treated with
remarkable boldness. The piece is called
.Twenty.three Millions; 4 Great Swindlc IL
-Four Acts"
The ncw opcra-house In Paris, begun in the
reign OF tile ]asc Napoleon, belongs to the State,
was fifteen years 10 building. and cost S13, ,OOU,-
wv A manager is appointed By the Govern
mcnt, aiid- receives 3 subsidy OF $lGU,CO auau-
aily Tor the expenses OF maintenance besides
receiving salary OF 5000, with S1,6OJ ad-
ditlonal for house.rent and $1,000 for his car
riage, and half the profits. The expenses o1
new scenery, new music, aud SO FORTH are paid