New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-13
THE4ThICAL MISCELLANY.

Mr. Jefferson is encamped In the woods Of NewBruns-
wick. engaged in salmon fishing.
Mr.. Nate Salisbury OF the Trouhadour Company. ap-
pears the Polo Grounds week in association with
Buffalo BIZ.
Mr.. o. ]. Lay of the Association Building in this 20
has lately finished portrait of Edwin Booth. which las
attracted much attention.
Lawrence Barrett at tho close OF his London engage
nent received from Henry Irving very interesting and
valuable 1tt-being The George that was owned by
Edmund Koln and by him when acting Rtetard
III Mr. Irving has the sword that Kean wore IN this
character.
An interesting letter on Jacket the famous Indian
chief published in York Becaing Telegram OF June
no. menticas the fact that stone to commemorate That
chieftain. erertod over his nameless grave near
Buffalo, about 1910, by Henry Pacde the. comedian
Of the DISTINGUISHED actors of the generation
preceding own. On that stone were lnSclpeu l
words The Friend and Protector OF hs IeOT 5 ,
January 30 1892 Aged seventy eight years Inc death
OF RED Jacket occurred in 1880.
The Shakespeare Show recently given at the Albert
Hall LONDON. for the benefit OF the Chelsea Hospital
Goes not appear TO have been particularly brilliant
Stra;ford Church was represented among tho pctures
aud many lovely ladies arrayed in the dress of serving
raaidsof the time Qusen Elizabeth. went about as show
booksellers" The Tent Scene from King JOHN show
Ing encampment OF the English before the walls OF
Anglers remarkable for the number OF It's hgufeS
and their rich dresses Several eases OF sakeSpesiea
relies and Arranged by Ss s Ga ados Pa
tcipated in tins affair, and there was good sale OF
trtukets at the stalls.
The star Theatre was closed last Saturday night
terminating the run Of Edward Sothern's farce,
"Whose They'll. Among the New-Iork theatres
now closed are the Opera House the Fifth Avenue
Days Theatre, the Union Square, the Academy OF
Music tie Metropolitan Opera House. the Star, the
Theatre Com,que Nibos Garden and the Third Avenue
Theatre. with O play called penny Ante " the
fourteenth street Theatre remains Open and with Vaf
attractions. do Waacks the Madison square the
Comedy, Casino the BUOu the Peoples ana the Ne"
Park Cosmopolitan Theatre Will be opened next
week buffalo Bill in open-air entertainments en-
titled The Wild West will come to the NeW-l ork roo
Grounds June 16. aud give entertainments every
afternoon and evening for short season Inc Eden
Musee Is open with Is wa1w0rk e1hDlton ana coT sI
Blossom the Madison 81 laTe Theatre Is now the
most conspicuous dramatic feature OF the Ne"-hOIA
stage.
SMr. Donald Robertson young actor lately cohnecteu
with the dramatic company Of Claxtonin which he
did efficient service, and much admired and COM
meuded for hs performance Of Pierre Frochdrd In The
Two Orphans the author of little volume OF poems
very handsomely printed which from the press OF
Messrs. j. j. Little Co., OF Astor-place. There are
twenty pieces in the book mostly in liberal sonnet FORM
and Mr. RObertsons writing IN general eyinces poetca
sensibty, reverent religious spirit, ana graceful
not always thoroughly and firm touch In veln
cation good specimen OF MS manner Is e Aoiio"is'
entite SnylOck Dead ~:
Alnne and broken hearted with the dew
OF death upon his eyeiids and his eyes
The mist that hangs on this SHE Paradise
lie called upon the Mighty One he knew,
The God OF Abraham and Isaac. who
Could to him. on flaming wings or nrc,
And grant, at last, his weary souls desire;
SO let lin die, as he had NYed,-a jew
Where his remembering tribe no base badge wear,
But walk IN shining robes OF glory drest,
Where psalms and songs float ever on the air,
Old Shyock sought and found eternal rest
Tn,D1 'har he long had yearned for. waiting there,
Found sweet content and peace on Leah's breast.