New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-30
BOSTON.
SPoKEs FROM THE HUB. SOCIAL AND PER-
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SONAI.
iYRom OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRrBuSEl
BosroS, Aug 29.-The Rev. Rufus Ellis, d.
d. OF the Unitarian Church Marborost has sent
his resignation. Dr. Ellis Is stiii in Europe His dis
tngushed other the Rev. George f. Ellis. d. d. the
historian. Is spending August at Newport.
Tie Iong,ellow cottage at Hahsnt. about which SO
many Interesting memories cing has been taken for tho
remainder OF ths by Mr.. William s. Appleton
brother-n- law OF the late poet.
The Puritan Club moves to-day into ts new quarters
corner OF Mt Vernon and Joy SITS The house Is
four ary brick aud has twenty eight The first
two floors and viii be occupied by the clab
PROPER Particular attention will be paid to the culinary
department The two upper floors are TO be used rs
dormitOries for this members This club. OF which the
Hin John c. Ropes president. has upon ts meiuber-
ship OF the best known names In the city, the
majority being those OF tho younger men.
It's understood that a scheme foot TO establish
line of steamers between Ear Harbor aud Bostoa.
Wealthy capitalists at Mt. Desert have subscribed
si5oOOO toward the enterprise and fine steamer is to
DO built during the winter for tho line.
The Museum OF Elmo Arts In Its ninth annual report
lust issued makes year most successful In the
history Of the school, Besides the special pupils there
10 regular pupils, IL OF whom were men ana 10
work altogether number much larger than before.
On account Of tho retirement Of Mr. Crownshiod the
,irundmann's hands. Mr.. Robert W. vounob has been
chosen teacher Of the painting class Mr. q Howard
Walker Is instructor In the cnss OF decorative design
Mr. d. C. Heath formerly OF Messrs CHM. Heath &
Co has established new publishing house under his
own name and will devote hlmseh TO educational and
eoent having already the promise OF some from
Professors q podnie and sheldon OF Harvard College.
In excavating the extension or the fremont
House the other day. the workmen turned no well
preserved tombstone which bore tho fooHng nscrip-
ion Ann Leager aged g. Departed this Ifs July II.
1851" 10 given into the charge OF the hhssaehn
Historical Society ond Investigation proves That
the woman buried under u was tue widow OF ono jacob
Ieaper who died In l6B2tho family having lived. II Is
thought where the Park Theatre now Is near the
spot where tho Liberty Tree stood.
Mr. DOyly Carte has been In town during the week
discussing with Mr. john stetson the manner In which
The Mkado Is TO DO brought out ON the Globe Theatre
stage.
Nessrs williams * Everett, the well known picture
dealers moved this week into their handsome new store
I'm INST TIE interior Is Of the most artistic
In the city On side Of the lower hoor Is an imposing
rreplace, aud beyond broad stairway with carved
Leads the double galleries above, which ais
hung with corduroy of dull red, with phnccd black
wainscot beneath The front OF The hrst gallery u
removed To AXE place for an nrched opening when
commands full view OF tbe store below The centre OF
attraction In the collection OF pictures on exhibition ths
week Is Thomas Hovenden's historical painting, The
Last Moments OF John Brown"
Tue theatres will be In full bost The Park opens
Monday with Robert BuchaDan's Alone IN lDnuohi
Nlss Cora Tanner heroine. Tho Globe VIII have
Sir w. j. seaman with an lrish play WARRANTED 10 con
tain neither priest red ccai. The Boston Theatre
occupied this by the Thatcher Primrose and west
minstrels, begins week with the Big specially
company The Museum has en- tered uron us forty nuh
season with the old stock company scarcely changed or
I'm proved by acoeSsions. In We-tlhrd hafslons
comedy Favorte OF Fortune" which has not been
played with muck spirit and on Monday horace lgahs
version OF 5ardou's Nos Intimes VIII De SUBSTITUTED