New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-22
,ek.pay. for the ben, of the Irish sufferers from

rjcsDay for the Der, OF the Irish sufferers rom
famine.
Emma Thursby sang, at Leavcnworh. Kansas
Nh thc 18th and vas cordially liked by very large
audience .. Mr.. James Prarce will ply the organ
In the church scene, in "1ho Two Orphans" at the
Union Square Theatre on Monday night 10 ms
gentleman the pubhc was indebted for the "school
boys song" which had snch fine effect, in Q" Wol-
feTt's RooSt,~ at Wallack's Theatre. last year..
Professor Cromwell gave his beautiful Art entertain
ment last week in New-Orleans- .ColVlI"s
Opera and Bnrlesque Company is at 'he Nc"-OT-
leans Academy OF Music. Pauline, 10 ne Lazy
of LYonsD was acted on Saturday afternoon by
Adelaide Neilson at New-Or cans. and by Mary
Anderson a BROOKLYN. Mr. Joseph Nheelock
was arraigned before the Lynn Police Conrt on the
18th inst. and fined 500 and costs, amounting TO
Si2 So which he paid. for an assault on Miss Mare
Prescott. b IN players are members OF travel ing
"Galey Slave" COMPANY. The assault, according
TO The Boston Post, consisted OF threats ana
violent language, causing Miss Prescott 10 ne
part from the dning-room table at the Kirkland
House. in LYNN. last MONDAY This most unforu-
nate and deporibic occurrence shows how natur-
ally kind and amable man NAV be perverted ny
violent temper. Women can sometimes be immeaa-
nra5ly exasperatng, and those who think them
1.-THE weaker sex are bGt little acquainted with
the subject Mr.. WheelOck, however, is justly pun
lshed for his misconduct. and the lesson shond last
him all his days. When the ladies take Tie field
there is nothing for even Hercules to do but to run
awav
Miss Iitton al the Imperial Theatre, has revived
AS You Like It," and The london Era says: " The
poetica gem has never within our recollection. had
SO glorious setting as " has here" ...-. Joseph
Hat.on and Charles Dickens have written a
play founded on " I'd win brood" which Will be
produced at the Princesss Theatre. Charles war
ner will enact Jasper.
John Clayton has Joined the theatrical company
at the Prince of Wales Theatre. Charles Kelly has
succeeded him, a. he Vaqdeyille as Jo4eph ,m3qCe
In The School for Scandal" -.-...Mr. DalVs play
Of &" WivesD-from Moherc-will be presented at
the Park heatre Brooklyn, Monday night
March 90, with Miss Adelaide Detchon "a the prn-
eipal part RIce's Surprise Party -, thus week,
ri Haverly's BROOKLYN heatre, and Mains Comic
Opera Company is n the Brooklyn Park Theatre,
sinesng in - Fatintza."
HcGrts of Oak"-a conveyance OF The Mari
ner's COMPASS has met with snccess. n Ho6ieN5
Theatre Cmca o. The receipts, last Tuesday night
were 81 l3j. On 81. Patrick'S nigh, the theatre
was dense. y crowded This is The second time thai
this nelodfama has been produced IN Chicago. 1t
viii, be offered here, az the Fifth AvenU" Theatre.
Oh Easter Monday. March % HenCs Oak was
long age famous. Herne's Hearts OF Oak now
asplres TO equal renOwu..--.. Henry G. JaiItlt ana
Edward +. Rice assOCated IN partnership, ms
proprletOrs of the entertainment known as" Fun on
the Bristol" The p av was written by George
Fawcett Rowe. A London paper announces that
Mf Sothern Will appear It the Gaiey Theatre, III
thar city, next October in the new piece written
f,rb Inv hr