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STORIES or GILBLRr md SULLIVAN
[Roston Cocresponaence Hartford oourantl


Two droll stories have attained currency
here Gilbert and sullivan. IL appears That dur
ing the rehearsals Of rne Pirates OF Penzance one
of the female chorus singers was observed by Mr.. Gill
bert weeping bitterly and refusing To be coforted
by her mpanlOns Feeling interested he asked her the
cause griei bur she Tigdy refused 10 disclose H.
All that he could iearn from her was that he cOstumer
of the theatre had insulted Der Erayey. But hat did
She saw 20 you 2" persisted Gilbert. "Ohl never Will
reDcst IL" was the reply that through the tears
maj almost ehosed her. 81 will not ALLOW any OF my
neop'e 10 be insulted here" said Mr.. Gilbert;
Z ana If you VIII tell me what was said,
will see that amends are made" Alter consdera-
Die hesitation the giri sobbed Well.--sir.-
sbe-she-fod mel no better than ] should
bep "But you aren't yonf" inquired Gilbert with
tho most sympahetlc tarno stn aud though tbe
nroud consciousness OF beng tecr ttan she should be
ous TO console her Tor every Insult. IL was bright
Inc m re u any II his comedies. The other story
l. ~ Sullivan WHO at OF the hast reDearsas WAS an
moved ly bass singer IN the chorus who sang out o.:
ae and dragged the other singers with NM Ally dear
slr exc AIMED sullivan 10 him, DO Please Keep time.
Won al putting all the others out y II Is not me-. e1-
cisiurd Tic cloristeI Indignantly "Elcuse Inc, siI, "
retorted Sullivan with tue air O man who Is paying
oomnliuebt. cannot be mistaken. iou nave one OF
~ ost exquisite voices tbat ever the Lord blessed a
man With il ~ subme-Ii - Immense couid pick II
am Of thousand; therefore excuse me when say 10
was Won" The choIister was sienced by the c0upl-
meut winch fastened The oHence Oh Hi aLu lIeIe Was
10 dragging OF the time.
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TIE pHILADrLPHIA STAGE.

The Criterion Comedy Company Will appear at the
Arch-st. Theatre tomorrow night, in " Freaks"
This piece was successfully acted By them last week
in Brooklyn. 1t is FROM the German OF Benedix,
translated by F. +. Mackay, and is vastly amusing.
MIR Gemmill. one of the managers OF the Chest
nut, presented himself there, Oh the Goth ult., as
Hamlet 1t was failure. The Inquirer states that
the performance lacked substance and color, missed
the authors purpose, was inadequate in execution.
feeble. full of effort. and marred by bad business
and bad delivery Its merit was conscientious en-
deavor Gilberts princess Toto" has been
brought out at the North BrOad-St. Theatre...-..
The Hyers Sisters appeared on the 26th at the
Broad-st Theatre (FOrdsl. in drama entitled " In
and Out OF Bondage" "Che Pirates Of Penzance'
will be presented the h.-....BuffalO Bill will
explode at the Walnut tomorrow night--.---M Mr..
Goodwin assumes the management of the Philadel-
phia Park Theatre "Fatinitza" occupies Ford's
stage the South Broad. this week. MI DAYS
travelling com pany will appear at the Walnut. on
the och, in An Arabian Night. Fanny Dav-
export will act in Philadelphia on the 23f......
Minnie Palmer appears at the PARK to morrow
night The Tourists succeed her on the 9tb......
Mr. W. L. Sheridan is to fill an engagement at the
Chestnut on March 18TH prior to his departure for
London " Hearts Of Oak" new piece, by
Messrs HeaTne and Belasco, will be given at the
Arch, on the 10th inst.
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ALExY-rn this city, on Thursday. January &c. 1890
Alex Pastor Of the BO6eln Pres6y tean Church
Friends are ys 70 and I'D st. on undsy Pebrnsry
ra a. S,So at Il ~ O sSH S,TS'oo0n
BALDwrN-John Griffin YOUNGEST son Of William and Mary
r. Baldwin o. dp1theretIc croul. . a,o r.. -o.,
ST. SUNDAY morning, o O'Clock.
nilsson Frday 80 Of acute Brighs disease OF
lie Kidneys Harry TCwnsen eldest son OF william H. ana
Annie bliss alod 10 Years month, sns 10 day Vast
I2sihsi on Monday morning. at 1870.
BRIGGs-On Thursday !annrry 30 Of BrghtS disease OF
The kidnsy A% . a. are f attend the fnnera At
S,s ate isaSe 10 West l17thst sunday. tebru
BR0wv-on Friday January go Stewart Brown. IN the 7sh
relatives and onds the funeral !Tep
the Ir0n Ascension. corner Of on ave AID ION
I Sa SPl Sat no SI a9WeSs be- sent
CRoUCH-At Foraham January 80 Louisa Priscilla dauGh
and friends are Invited 70 attend tue 0o0'' IRON
pAyIs-Frday January 1880 aged Il Ernest S.
FgSra at the Cnurcn TRANSPORTATION on Sunday at
o'clock.
DRAKE-At Irvinetou on Hudson. y. Y. Ethel infant
naurhter OF Samuel snd Carrie Drake
LEAvIrr-At Paris. France. January 10. Biths Brooks
wife Of ths iiov. JOHN ~ Leavitt d. d.
f9 Sy sfyoG By Were o set join Iorsan '
Private ntee1nont NJ Rosedale Cemetery, orange ~ j.
rol.' carci1s W.. laughter Of 5 NJ Neeker.
osBoHN-At Newcastle y. Y. on January 81 1880 Joseph
raeTs services at the house. Tuesday February at
Coay@yauces at Chappaqua $50 train from g.
Washington D. c and Mont gOmeTy Co. n Y, papers please
copy.
sEAVER-Jannary So Horace y. Seaver. agei u years.
pama,ns faL en- TO Deiham. Mass, for interment
sUTToN-At Croton Lake. Fifth Day, F. ~ the 25th
Rebocca H. wife Moses sutton. IN the SUN year Oh
her ~. n. o,cn.L
onyeyances win meet tho train at MI hlseO which leaves
Grand Central Depot at 9:lo
S 9n am stephen e. a sse eldest son 0r"
FGScra Monday SlS Van Buren'''. Brooklyn at loSo
q.
On saturday January 81 1880. Hattie infant dauGh
Ter Of Charles NJ and Hattie H. VAIL aged month anu
days
Funeral private -
WOOpsOn Friday, January - at his late residence NO
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invited 70 attend the funera from
Presbyterian Church, t2thst, between
sh and 7thaves Monday, February 2. at o'clock pm
Kon
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THE BOSTON STAGE.

.'My Son" will be revived February at the Bos-
ton Museum . Mr.. w. ID. Eatcn's comedy Of
Gan the Rage" WILL on the same night be, presented
at the Gaiety Theatre. The Strakosch Italian
Opera Troupe is this week at the Globe Theatre.
Miss Athena's benefit performance occurred at
the Park last Thursday, January 20. The lady her.
self acted Medea . Mary Anderson will act az the
Boston Theatre early in February Adelaide
Nelsop will appear at the Globe Theatre. February
Mr. Denman Thompson remains another
wax at the Boston Theatre, and Mr.. Lawrence
Rarrett remains another week at the Park Ole
Bail assisted ut an ertalnment in Boston on tire
o9th of January, for the benefit of the Old South
Inn
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WANDERING STARS:

John Mccullough will act this week in New-Or-
leans Mr.. Sothern is in ST. Lonis.- Adelaide
Nelson acted all of last week IN Montreal. This
week she will visit Ottawa and other Canadian
cities On the 9th she will be in Toronto: Oh the
18th in Boston ...... Nh. BaDdmann acted NaGsse
last week at Popes Theatre. st. Louis Maple
sons Opera Company was in st. Louis last
week.-Mrs. ]. K. Emmet ended his engagement
at the Park Theatre Philadelphia, last night.
Clara Morris appeared in Baldwin's Theatre. San
Francisco. December 10 as Anne Sylvester in g Man
and Wife" The house was crowded, and Miss
Morris was warmly welcomed. Mr.. OAeill as
Geoerey Mr.. Bradley as Sir Patrick, and Mr. Jen-
piugs as Bishoprigys, elected much applause.
Macaie Mitchell was last week ia st. Louis, and
thence goes to Kansas City. RemeDy will succeed
her there and then will come Mccullough, Robson
and Crane. and Haverly's Church Choir Pinsfore
Company. 80. Barney Macauiay acts IN Whining
ton tomorrow night. Mary Anderson was last
week in Baltimore and Fanny Davenport was in
Washington Lolita acted last night in Pitts
burg Jefferson has appeared within the week
lust closed at Atlanta, Columbus. Selma, and Mont
Romery He will be In Ncw-Orieans for Mardi
Gras, but does not act there Mckee RANKIN
was last week In Cleveland. ..... Minnie Palmer
has appeared 10 Toronto .-....John l. Raymond
acted last night in Lexington, Kentucky. The
salisbury Troubadours were, last week. in Clcve-
and Grau's French Opera Company. now in
New-Orleans will be in st. Louis on the 9th inst.
We are instructed that Mis- Florence wears
eleven new dresses in the new play OF "A Million
Mr. and Mrs. Florence contemplate another
professional visit to London. Mrs. Scott Sid
dons read in Detroit on the Goth .Mapesons
Opera Troupe will appear in Detroit on the 9th
inst. The Nsrd Mmayne Company has dis
appeared Mccullough sent dispatch to Bos-
ton Oh the occasion of Miss Athenas benefit. saying.
1925 for q seat in the gallery" George Clark
acted last week in Baltimore in Hearts of Steel
a while by illness. .signor Hermann will play
the mischief in Chicago on the 9tn- MIR. and
Mrs. w. H. Lingard. now in Australia, will return
70 America next Fail Frank Drew viii produce
Tom Taylors drama of Helping Hands " in GIN
cinnati tomorrow night, -. The Pirates Of Pen
zanee . will be produced in Pixies Opera House,
Cincinnati, on February 22......Lawrence Barrett
will shortly appear III Bangor, under the manage
ment of the Buskln Club. 49,. Robson and Crane
are in New-Orieans. .....Mr. Alfred L. burbank
will give an entertanmeut at Chckering Hall to-
morrow evening. .Modjeska Is acting In War
saw. and dong the largest theatrical business ever
known ia the Polish capital. She returns u
America next Fall, and is still under professional
engagement to Mr.. II. j. Sargent.
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say that, IL you back me. We can make Richard
OGorman speak Richard O'Gorman said:
MR. O'GORNANs REMARKS,

Ihave spoken from time to time before in public bur
under difficult circumstances as Cypress me this
evening The human mind Il capable Of entertain
ing and comprehending certain number OF mutations
and wandering through n certain number OF com
biDatiOns. The speeches OF this evening nave
been Of genial eharacterahat feel myself grad
uay sinking and my brain sitting under their influence
AT the same time 10 Is exceedingly PHEASANT Tor
me that among all the various expectations of America
we have one export Of which may well be proud aud
that is thc export OF scholarly men, There was
man read OF some time VINO thought 10 patriotic
and wander about England with an American nag
which he waved in the face Of everybody. What hap
pened to him don't know, but the kind OF man want
to see there bearing tho American Dag Is tho true
scholar and gentleman. VINO possesses fnnu eau
GATED IL soil. who brings the light OF American
thought ana sheds its iumInng processes over Europe
And / like to think that these gentiemen when
they back with bright memories OF Pers,
and of Spain, and other pases-whean they
ter all is America is Boston Philadelphia. Is Cincn-
natl California is all that makes the land intolectus
sllv great and beautiful. When he touches Thu
soil / am glad 10 believe that this welcome
ho meets in New-York Is perhaps the mo-
in all Of his life. I certainly sufficiently
member of this club TO be aOle TO praise 1t with
out iudscrefion, and to say am very glad to see
II ready and welcome merit elegant and graceful
a manner Let thank the club for what have
personally I'D this evening, and in
regard TO our guest let us hope
that not only his visit 10 America Will be pleasant
memory, ont the memory OF Europe VIII be but mem
DRY, and chat we shall often find him ut this board.
lAppiause.l
After Colonel Richard Lathers had named DIR.
Macdonald as his substitute, w. s. Andrews re-
cited dialect poem. parody on "Sherman's Ride
The final speech was made by DR.. Macdonald. and
the company broke up alter again drinking Mr.
Lelands health.
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6ueclal Notices.
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question OF life; for under tho actress is the woman
who often needs to be beautiful This is the reason
temporary pieces"
Mr.. Jarretts new enterprise has been heard
from The Ne,c Bedford Daily Mercury, OF January
20. says: Fun the Bristol" produced Mt Liberty
Hail. last evening. by Henry C. Jarretts Ncw-York
company lie the joest entertainment here since
the ." Troubadonrs," year ago. and made immense
hit Ii Is brim fun Of fun aud music and abounds
suehahle and situations presented in a rapid
succession that kept the audience in continual uproar
OF merriment. The company IA extremely versatile
capital voeasts and comedians and considering the
piece had been played but twice before 1t an ad
the Bristol" should she return with the same jolly
crew.
Mary Anderson is an actress who causes
much fine writing. This has been exempfed 10 The
Republican. OF Wilmington follOws Her rendition
OF the character fautcss to the spirit OF the
authOr that in verify the developments proceeded
q rough awakening would have been necessary you
could have believed you were not living IN another era
The graceful movements OF the wowy form, the pure
Grecian caste Of the exquisite face, ard the high
souIed purity manifestly EXPRESSED upon her
ton Of vrtuOus daughter, III whose veins coursed the
pure blood OF proud Italian ancestry The pathetic
ut'erapcss which every and then would bnrst lnO
deep and sweeping storms Of passion were entrel. the
reflex Of "a wOmAu's despair bowling beneath a false
accusation. /; was most admirably done"
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett has elected cordial
praise, the Boston pr, %. for his acting in 70
rck's Love-" the PARK Theatre IN thai city. The fol-
lowing letter respecting this play in 7he PhlG
dephia Press:
DEAR SIR: believe Estehauca ~ pseudonym. and
do know his real n4me The play got
from Spain by Count PreunO-R Real. uGeneTal Tor
Span at Quebcc and translated IL with such changes
and additions IN tue way OF adaptation as Mr. BhrIcu
aud agreed upon. But he conception and structure OF
the pec are 81 very essentially the spaniards that al
ways feel Tree tu Of his noble and imprisoned
tragedy as II deserves.
l. To OF the finest know, ana particu-
larry hkc the Oeicacy with wbich tho Intrigue rs man
aged. The innocent IN everything but having
confessed then love % each other. THIS forms lac
sIrrngh unique quality OF tDe dr. ma; and the sr
alton with Northern conscience ana Southern
passion. Hawthorne George Eliot could not nave
managed the plot more PROFOUNDLY who 10 one that
think Of could have touched Il with such force and
fire 40 ths SpanaId. Beside ms wOrE Ia the play my
Ia not worthy to be spoken Of II YOU shou men
ton II again wish you would say that have not pall
ated intrigue between Alice aud Edmund st all
Estebauez had IA" genius t. imagine IL as IL stands
ana thus 80 DISTINGUISH from ali the vulgar intrgues
Of that kind which the drama abounds. Yours very
truly, W. ID. hOMELLS-
Boston Jan. s. 1850.
version OF tins wes IT viii Ice remembered, brought
cut some time ago by Mt DAILY lat che Fifth Avenue
Theatre
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