New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-11
We nav. never had any trouble With him or regretted

we have never had any trouble with him. OF
our contract for a moment.
A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
The entertainment at Chickering Han next ~eo~
by Frederick Leslie OF the Casino ana "in .N-.N-
rtss and J. Robertson of rvings Company Will DC some
thing mt n, the ordinary run. Mr. Leslie VIII give
,ss.al oorolo0ue after the fashion Of John Furry
wen known English "entertainer as he was caie"' anu
also after that of Grossmth the original b"'o""'' an"
Sir JosepA Porter of Gilbert and suihvans operas
Although the has net been annouaced TINS en'ei
mani has been arranged for charitable purpose tne
net reeips VIII be handed to member OF the IRA
matte profession, who has fallen on evil days hau
theory" said Mr. Terriss that you can make
more money by an entertainment Eou
40 no, advertise It as being for charitable pur-
mnly gwen for Charity AS to this tsle affair of ours
Leslie will give OF hts entertainments which are very
s sy. few recatons am glad 70 hear that twh
81 the already sold" Mr. Ierrss adced ths hs
sa ss wa. so 10 play With Miss Romeo
and juliet" on his return 20 London was "nouS uu""
THE SEASON AT TIE NEW PARK.
Iohu A. Stevens was found in his Office at tne
New PARK Theatre his carefully arranged must2ehe
hstng with Indignation The cause was that INC 4pe
of yesterday said that Stevens was going 70 resign
the sceptre OF the New Park 10 favor OF MT haFerg
This is an absolute falsehood," said Mr. stevens N"
one viii, manage the New Park for long time save Joh
A stevens and Mr. Haverly has never approached me
nm the subject Mr. Stevens when he had Gained down.
rhafted about his forthcoming productions On satnr
Gay "stolen Money" adaptation by Jessop
en- of Charles Reade's "singeheart and Double
face" viii he produced, with Kate Forsythe'
Louise Thotrdyke Octavia Allen, LILA yane, and Messrs
Mccormack. Y. +. Mackay. William GIL, and George
Hoey In the cast. Afterward farcical COMEDY o.
Doiaro's play Justine" which she describes AZ Oelns
sstcen bodily NJ safdoa" frank confession when
Mr. stevens think viii be In her favor Mr. stevens re
IerFed with becoming pshcs 10 the failure OF MISS
Jewett ia san Francisco have lost clear SlO'vOo
by IT," he said and that finishes with stars. After
this shall plays but not the smallest consteha
ton thst wrinkles in the theatrical nrmamepL
THE NEW PLAY AT wxf1ACK's.
~Bctsy" said Theodore Moss a. is going to make hit
i don't mean any young woman by that name but the
new play which we put next Monday. Abbey VINO
saw Il London says ought 10 run like wildre The
eastf Well we have Miss Ely Coghlsn Miss Ehie Ger
mon Madame PoHisi and Msssrs. Gilbert. Howson and
Glenny Pretty good when you consider that Lady
Clare with the full cast goes Niblo's. There aren't
many that could put out two such companies at
one time. are there
criticisms La Vie doing fairly well and the next
production was not determined yet. The staf are
gloomy over the misfortune Of J. Donely, the treas
urer. who lost his sister Wednesday. Miss
Donery's death was peculiar. She going upstairs
carrying vase when she fell forward and struck her
chin on the step nfiictDg a deep wound At the same
time she fractured the arynx and after suffering mch
agony died from the effects OF inflammation.
The Cosmopolitan is being rodecorated and viii shortly
be opened with fairy the parts IN Whicu VIII
d. taken by children under Mr. Marwigs management