, 1880-06-24
two. Managers arc beginning to understand
That their own rep.ltntioI is tho G!'seE t'i'l'g
ut stake III eMterItrsrs Of thl4 s0rl."


TINT their own reputation Is tho c!,!ef thing
at stake III enterprises Of this sgrL"
In 1'arEs al Irnst t1ss poor player Is nfloHcd
to prolonR Ills existence beyond ti,e Ortiinary
torn. The troupe Of thu palnis 1sOynl, for
sssesp wdsc lSe s t ss s1a2e 1afs or &C. a
BILLS wien CharIcs. X. wns King. .Constitl-
t1onnt Afonarci,!es, Republics, Empires, Coln-
E,Iic,S lnye al! swept over theM.; an!l deof-
i'svs; 1 eol' At tis iow.coedy a Sses;s "HS for
moro than half century, nte still ~ capable
Of keeping pit mil boxes tn roar NJ when
they first stepped on tho sttgo4
:. Hose Coghlan, Ebon. rlympton, Frank
y ,MAeYsion Agnes l,or'!n,gI Josephine Cra'K, y.
ccasett to bu ,neulbcrs Of Tho Madison Square
Thentrc Cottpany. They were III! engaged
for tho senso,., but tho success Of Hazel
Kirka kept thom nl' Idle, with ting exception
nt NJ. rlynpton; ueorEe Clarkes engage
Miss Agnes. LortnK has }nstItutftl snit, We
believe, ngninat Steele Mackaye for the re-
cOvery Ut $a.0D. alleged to llavn tcen paid by
the lady to tint gcntlcnan to bring her out.h
Critics. says the Erc',tna Post, like women,
dramatic Nl,adanla,thus, FraMctsqne Sarcey,
who was wont tu declare tl,nt lio cared
llnugl!t for Individual o!tort, nntl devoted MI
Ills critical nculnen to the consideration of
tha advancement 1t true aft, lccn,ing i star
n nidl,s,rosity, llas 50 far yielded to the In
fatunt1on OF the time us to accompany the
rccrca,It Sarah 10 London nild to write Il, her
atlti, npt contei!t wifi this, i,o hns slgnifWl
his Intention OF following his elislnvcr ncf0ss
the Atlantic III order that l.e may tcacls Ills
cOuhtrylilGN Nilnt n fltAstre they have lost.
Possibly Mile. Bernhnr'lt thinks Il unwlse 10
lcayH her fn,uo entirely In tho liutlds Of outer
barbnrin,lS.
trlle New York Star, spenktnpg Of tho re-
lust week, sayx: " 1t WIS Mr.. Elnnct's lftull-
ttoi,, on closing hts last tour, TO take Up Ills
i self and fnMfiy, he liat! sontracte, al lnvet-
er.lte love for liquor. When lie arrived III
this city at the closo Of lis ,scason Il. few
weeks ago he put up nt the All,emarlc Hotel.
ns sas 1st extsns nGst kat kG lis RS sas W ese ss so
nellctl IL tako measures IL nut n stop to his
drinking habits hcfore liytltng, serious NC.
cnrred; With this snt! IT ylew, Mrs: EMn!et
ppsa 1s'if fos ST. ss Hs e" slrsss ~
habitual ArunsnrA, statlng tint lio Ind been
on protractcd dchnnch, mid was squandcr-
Ing 1is money, Slle sald shy Gid MT !ptt
,, Wnt ni n,s eontne IN prison. .nt but alt wnala
he conll gradually be improved. a
warrant was issued atd put into tho hands
| Of Sergt. JAines, Of tlle Tombs Suu9t!, for ex-
SsntS festSfGyi prseyi arnnE % E T E @eSeE d 5S
md found hip r. 4 satlly b1okenn:.lp con.li-
A ,cnrriage WIS callcd, aud Mr.. EMnet WIS
taken tO thu TombA Court, accompanied by
| his wife and lG-year-oll boy. Tho Sergeant
conducted the party into tho clerks room,
peared sUlllewhat blnutetl and nervous. FIG
| WINS dressed III n diagonal frock coat, tlarl;
| pants and vest, md wearing a heavy gold
chain nild pntcnt-leather gnitcrs. It was
decided that Mr. E,n1net should :. be
| sent 10 tho Kings County 1nebrtate
| Asylum at Fort Hamilton, tho necessary ps.
| purs being prepared by Mr.. Addison q.
| JproHo, During their preparation Atr. Effl.
| met became 80 nervous that his boy Ind to EO
| ont ard procure him Il glass Of BRO
| Mite Of potassium TO relieve him. nftel
/ which he chAttctf pleasantly with Ills son
Justice Smith, shook lsatuls viii, Mr., Elm
mot, and satfl he WIS sorry )l0 Ind to SEM
| him away, bt he knew tt would be for hls
| own good; "D0h''t soid lllo to the Tainbs
Judge, or to a prlson," pleaded tho dialect
actor, with fnfnt tiuge Ut Ills Well-kn0wf
Dutcla accent. After the papers were nladt
out Mr. Enlnct kissed his wife and tade le'
his boy, l,c WINS tllen fetl t., II carriage by
Fort Hamilton Asylum" afr. Emmett I:
| known by I'LL Ills companions ns n warm
hearted, gener0us~soulcd fellow, and such |.
Ills standing before tho public tint Ills nnrlt
| Is good t1 h!a any l1ase. Those who enjoy
! his personal acquaintance will learn Will
! sorrow of the satl ending of ILLS life dream
and n universal hope will 1e expressed thu
ptGttly curpl,h