The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-01-05
Miss fayenCiiSil.
AL CONTRACTS FOR THE REST OF TIE -
son CANCELLtD.

Al CONTRACTS FOR THE Ef>T OF HE >tA-
son CANCELLED.
Nashville American, >undsy.l
..Thi, i the Saddcst Ncw-Year nave
ua,.td In lhe course Of long experience
In tat most trying aud uncertain Of pro-
LESSONS. The theatrical" said Manager Me-
ponough. - tue american gr1,ped him 10y
The hand md extended the greetings Of the
season III evening in the Maxwell House
Uiund3.
The lm,riCdn representative expressed
Dbl, REGRETS, and remarked th2t he was on
the point Of requesting Mr.. McDOnOugh'S
good services IN occurring an interview with
Mis-, C1yendl'h.
"Oh. that's impossible; Miss CavCndiSh
!, too in: but come up TO my room and III
>Cc II can't give you some bad news"
the fact is continued Mr.. McDo-
rough. a. soon A. the two were cOmfOrta-
bis seated and The clgaIs lighted, give
concluded 10 di>band my company and can
eel all contracts. This afternoon | saw DR..
Nrn1c>, who has been attending Miss Cav
cDdi>h. and here il the result" and Miss
Clyend>hs manager passed over the fol-
lowing
NASHVILLE, January M. Thomas
B. VcD0nOuQh Dear Sir.-I regret that
the ,lat ~ Miss Cavendish'> health i such
a, tia, she will not be able, in justice to her
sell. L. appear in public again under ten
da,, OF Two weeks. 1t j. not improbable
'lll her health may require unusual care
longer. though with proper attention sue
viii. ] lhluk. cOnyalesce soon. / VIII Su9-
-Cst that she retire, aud be relieved or all
excitement and exposure until her health
+, fully established.
~ ours. with respect,
THOMAS MENEES, VI. ID"
"On receipt Of the above | concluded IT
would he best o dl,band the troupe. Mis-
Clycndi>n'> illness ha> been serious loss
aud Disappointment to all concerned. En-
ccIt al New Orleans and Memphis, busl-
ne,> Wa good all along The rOutc, and the
dates ahead promised very profitable en-
g1eemcnl>. The company viii be sent i'm
mtdIa't'y 10 New York, here, Just now,
tbc opportunity Tor Obtaining new posi-
tons i better than at any tine since the
0ptuns II The season. Mr.. BOnliICc left
thc other DAY for Cincinnati 10 see his wife,
Who 3, supporting LOtla. He was 10 re-
Join u in Bowling Green, but TINT VIII not
Doe necessary nov. | regret very much TO
part With my company. They aSc an nice
people, ':nnd high profC sSiOnaily. and all,
] believe Ike me-"
" Hos j. Mis-, Cayendish at PRESENT."
">tc j. some worse to-day. The weather
b1> been greatly against her recovery. She
tucd Yesterday 10 sit up awhile, but found
htI''H too weak, and bad 10 return 10 her
bed again. Tue best caie is given 10y her
maid, no i deyOlediy attached 10 her mis-
tres and jealous Of every attention shown
by Others. Another susIderltIOn that in
duc,- me 20 close my engagements Is that,
even il NV star were able 10 travel, the
change from the comparatively warm eli
nate Of the South 10 the srvrIe northern
Weather would very likely occasion re-
hn'c. We were 10 20 bN way Of Louisville
and Indianapolis 10 Chiclgo, and then play
DO one-night towns IN Michigan. Miss CaYen-
dish c0uld not ,jaud he travel and the fear
iul hotel aud theatre accommodations that
wouiG be inevitable after leaving Chicago"