The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1883-01-21


O'Clock, and is said TO have reached high degree OF
musical culture In the matter OF club practice they
were already considered perfection so that part of
their drll was omitted Police circles arc very en-
husastic the forthcoming opera and the sales Of
tickets bave been brisk. It promises to be an event
which win afford great deal Of entertainment to all
New York.
we have great many societies which IL is suspected
are created solely to provide snug berths for place.
hunters who In the gulse OF protectors OF eeemosy-
nary Institutions draw tat salaries Such criticism
may not attach to societies like the uPrevenion OF
Cruelty to Animals, 50 nor perhaps to the Society
fcr the Relief of Indlgent widows with Poor chill
dren, ~ the latter actual society with plethorc
bank account. But the so,lety for the Reformation
OF Juvenile Delinquent" managest to keen constantly
before the public. First II tries to suppress sparrIng
exhibitions, and next It the arrest Of some u
venilo theatrical performer who Is earning an honest
living The socloty's work In reclaimng and reforms
Ing the thousands OF homeless children who swarm tho
streets Is never stated, For reason all the funds
realized from theatrical licenses are given to this
society, and Senatorial investigating committee
some time ago sought to nd out the amouutot money
so received, hut was not altogether successful II
was ascertaned, however that almost every low re-
sort In the Rowery, and, In fact, every questionable
place were piano Is played, was made to paya license
Zee OF 5000 There was no account given Of the sum
total OF these license moneys but enough was learned
TO Justify the suspicion that there was good reason for
q searching Inquiry. The exact connection between
juvenile delinquency and the theatre Is not plain to
the money received iron, ,he,,,ic,, ,oosaa ,n, ,,
cbanreis Tho Iaelsia,rro a, MI s,s.,, , a,..,,,
taken bold of tbe mnt,er aud nm ,,u ,,o,,at,, h
passed ,,rr,r, tho ,,ona, oro, a., ,, -, q, ~
Actors Fund OF America
Goodness knows that fund Is lmperatiyely needed
for poor, sick actors. Any one who viii take the
American actors, can o,voys 0nd o,on,, ~ oo,ots
tale NJ uIsfortune and nover,y vo ,o,i hoo ~ y,,
Womb IIs,en pesides tho ,o,o,o,s ,ho,o h,yo ,ou,
n new grievance Mr. tester wauact soma vears
ago landing himself IN the nrevals,, A,,io.ra,t,
commepced to Import Fnolish oc,ors TSo rn,lsh
actors like the sparrows. have greatly grown in
nnmber and have w ,ed Tat and ir,n,d,,, Tbev c,
tbe, AnerIcan bretbre, chan, f,t,ars,, ,,d ,i,rr
stormers - and look down upop than, with ,oriiv
contempt This thing has proceeded unt,I n boc,me
unendurable to the Amcricap d,sc,n,os NJ rhesnis
and the other night In the Morton It,rse an ,hs
Square they fell upon nm English actor and pounded
him within an inch of his ufe Tho mat,er vns
patched I'M In a police coutt. but ,he,e remains
deadly enmity and much th,rs,,ng for gorc and a
determined resolve to ,,downu " evarv Eng,,shmar
who ,nyades the snuare with his boas,s NJ superIo,
acting II was , similar cause. A. WIN he ,emem
bered ,ba, provoked the Forrest. .Macrendy Riot.
Murray hin ,s excited and tus,tv 90 ovsr n vo,no
lady,s encounter with n b,ghvavma, M,ss Cn,ts,
tina sherwood who Is we'll known I'm Wasbipvtop n,
the daughter Of Chi.f rp,inaer n n Ishorvood n,
the Navy. left her home a, No ~, E,s, rb,,,v.
sixth street about noo, one dav lac, vvo., ,ccomn,
MED with her coustn. Miss Ca,nen,sr IN 90 to q
Inncheon marry Tho vorn, ladies vo,vod do,S, p,rt
nyenue and descended ,o tho ,u,n., 4, ,,Lo rou,,h
avenue car. The tunnel extends under Park ayeru,
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