, 1879-03-28

| to-day by the Bates 1Ionsc proprietors for nor,
| payment Of board. The manager Of The troupe
roleased thc trumpcry BY payment Of thr asnoun
claltnGd, With costs.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
"Puss in Boots will occupy tic Boston MI
scum stago on April 4.
The Rev. Robert Colyer occupied one Of the
boxes last evening at IlnvcrlY's.
"Modjeska" played Inst evening tor tlle first
timo In this city '' 'Frou-Frou." An excellent
house attended the effort.
The Porter benefit at MARSHALL Hall, Texas,
nctted $4l5 Mr. barrymore is much better.
AMI Ills physicians aro confident Of his recovery.
Tic following tlroIl sequence Of plays rcccns-
" appeared in the b!t1 ofutlc London Strand
Thcotrc: 'swecthcasts,'' .'Eugagcd," "s1ar-
rlcd." "Baby.' .ir
The runor is again started tint the Vokcs
family, including the spriehty Rostua, who was
thought to haye retired from the stage, Will IT,
turn to Now York in the tall.
a correspondent writing tram San Francisco.
mud defending the Passlorp tjlay, suys that sey-
crn! peopla IN tho cast wilt I. comuaro fasorably
with the originals, u1Iu inst9necs Lewis Murrison
MS Judas lscario.-Dramd!e- -yt.rs.
It ,s announced BY cable from 1ondon that
Nfr. ,stapeson, has plrchascd from the Earl Of
htasv!,'s been concluded yesterday.-Nt~ Iors
B!ondn, the hero Of N!afara, as l.o sty1es him
self, Is still ,rsufng his lE,ntllous COURSE after
making unl tnsinR half-a1fa4ell furtuncs. liz is
,o now performing With grea! success ut the Lon
saIvin, We are told By tic Dramatic 1Jstslv
under contract to Air. Max StraIascll, will tc.
fFtu rfVnrNnpnt nout3,sa {,,f ft,,t,,
her Ilc IL 10 get 90 per .pent of the receipts.
Among the new additions to Ills repertoire are
"Ataebctfi md liking l.(hr,"
Today Mrs, Anna Cowell IIobkirls will leave
tl'iB city fur aifornla. wAish sls Intends max
yo1sbs M e[ turs kswn o%' n 9 ws lady ko1 i ,l. wei, a
played lcading parts at Men Nleker's tn;l llna al-
ways been assoctatcd with tIle most prominent
literary associations Of C4lfago.
Tic otl.er day William Norman, who BROUGHT
suit for nQ aanages' against john " Ed
wards, John ". Norton. anu Miss Mary Andcr-
ss9n, beeaiiso ho was elected froln the Opera
Hnusc at Nashville Chrtstnas Day, vatnrtl judy
ment for u centR and c0stA. Six lnwyrrs weru
employed aad many witnesses werc rxntutucd.
Jalnos 81. Sutherland, known on the minstrel
stagc Us Bob Hart, whos4 reccut signing Of t,I,
temperance eE plcdge has been noted, sus Daptzcd
York, last Sunday. lie. Will, says the BOSTON
{itrala study lor the ministry. Frederick Sutfl.
Ss Sf1s,4 h js brother 'sa clergyman at Gilbert
a llrst night In Paris is d grand afra!r; on It
ucnends much of the success OF piece, nd a,l-
about thu house. dumas never wishes society
women prcseut on his first hight They co,n,
IN tatc, lhey criticism the dresses III the &c
trcsscs, and scarcciy listen to tho nlay. s'Ten
like 5t0puunds on race-iorse; llo mght Win Tic
race, but II lso falls hu will never rise agalr.''
Olive Logan, IN her LoMtlon luttcr, says that
tin failure Of "Tllc Crimson Cross y ut tIIr
Adclplll-whcrc. it WA given nn exceedingly
strong cast UNI extrnVagant scenery n1.d COS
9as killed IN thu second act. "1'he Idea" she
writes, "of Adelnhr Nelson going through life
with no onn to love her, nonu to earcas, md
rolling thu glontl,l5 eycs at nubody but the
for11sans:ee was more tan l,o audience could
hcas, a,al every tiula the ttntarl Ming showed
luuEAtcr."
Rights for "Encagcl" .lIayo been granted to
tl!u fol9wll,s: ilsnry !. Abbey. New York
S''s % 5 If" sais sEsfa Fs snsy;,ps Ssten; s4e,y; y
Pittsbury: John =. Ford, l!altiti,oro nt,a Wus,.
iEgton; tleorge FAwrctt Rowe, nonltnfon ot
Cala.a; J. Il. N'cvlekcr, States Of Illinois, Wis-
fF"s. F"l. Hs1ssI s1nt (eTssrt T. oI's A!"assoa M
Louis. Clryclanl. Columbus, Detroit, Toledo.
Daytan,. Evansville, lcrTo llAute, Lafayette;
Owen Fawcett, small towns IN Michigan for
tour.
All educated c1ergYmen read Shakespeare.
Several c'crgyincn hase written tragetliea ami
roundics. Join Hume thosn III Edtu1urg,
l70l; died 1909. auttlur al "Douglsss" !" anJ
fur other tragedies, uni Charles ltuhcrt hin.
turin ioorm IN llubltn, 1851; dIed lS!il. author
Of ''hertran nl.a 0shrr pnyE, were both
e1crrytntu Of f1ns EstatIai1pll Church, from
which they rclttcl ~ pursue Auth0rst,lp.
James Sheridan Knowles tIH'rn III Cork, Ire.
land, III l1Hi). was the altllur III 'FEu uuurll.
bark," "Wliltam Tell" "rho Wifc.n "Vir.
l.'ntus," Mli oilicr suetcsslul plays. liz was q
iii uovcrnmcns ior Ills gunins. Many slnl.
,cnt clergynacn atteud tllu p'ay.-turntv'4
l'r0grtss.
The new play entitled "Wllims," which Is to |
bo brought u,lt at the Fifth AYrnao Theatre TO- !
morrow night. iIas got Into court before reach.
ns tue a!etropoliton ssaga. On tue motlou OF |
slcKcnua, siie author IT .le pay, Jutlrc Dona.
lllo yesterday granted 4 Temporary Injunction |
Fratlk +, Murkay AIla Jucnl, uoaehc,
|he na1agers VI the "Cr!tcrlon coneely Com.
'any," lIula performing lhe llay.. MI. MrKcnna
s!le:' Ia an adaptation Of ol.e known OH tito f}rr-
nan sta0e a. - de Wrtpe,h 10 The defendants,
sluokay and Goscl.e, with tho understanding |
tHst they were to haye 1t performed unco out
tide Of New York BY !hrlr cots,pany, for tho par
slth 1t 10 this Gty md pcrform i In the build.
l!s linw known as Fifth AyaHue lfall, tho namc
i which WAS u 10 chanxr.l tU ''Tte Criterion
lllcasrc:" lte also alleges that Z was agreed
" The defendants that te should have Is per
; ;ynt Of the proats Of tho projected Gstcrlon
10 complains ilut Mutt"r a,rI ti,srha yinlairsj
atts hgrrersIti lhlt 4lLsf lel4vs.l!lti. t:.c