New-York tribune., 1885-10-18
:, ,,a .so, IN New. York during the season

v,oI be seen In New York during 'n0 ''"''A V
sssassiss7 sisssssss7 r' ..,v ..,a on, from the Madison
Mr. Palmer WI, +rSvoilfas company headed by Mr.
bqna'e c,or and Mr. j. @. Sayille 10 periorm III WIG
Leons'u eamaav Of The Private secretary - hs
B8Bhlhf tclca nsrsfuy selected and Is sa" " "'
exceptionally s"DN' rr inlay that Mr. Comy1sCarr mas
"DarX DS' ,os,s Of the late Hugh Conway's second
bum "P -, ,bt ont at the Lon1on daym 'r'o' i"'"
novel, .hor OF and was received with muoa lawn
tre' GA Ioveday. the wellknown stage nianasoi
M Inn Ion Lyeoum Theatre and MI 'n'nO' ,o
ol c,.v have purchased ths poco iol ,,iir q
ter, % N will begin tic season WIN !. @ i'm London
aud ey Warers W. have organized company ~, ~ Vr
These n YTS which inordos Mr. Ere i1rieK i IfiIS Si
senn",,,,lr late OF the PrlhcessSS - = 80 o,a '
SSPc%,ian Miss Carbury ana Mr' "'N'0' -, .ro
,noonc tho variety performers m'ro"u'0. r..I1
r,r,lfv hrotlers into the spectacle ol AIouL" n
q, tigbty DAYS" Is the Masnam FANNY. fr,' having
Of these per .Orlners, aAu ''V' UNIV
stones aud biOthlS' ,..,.. oud
a,,.,,,,,, Nature" by Mossrs Henry Pettu anu
,~tus Harris. now current at Drury Lane l'o"''.
y,Aop o,uoars to have met with success ~ TO H.
tho war IN the Soula Among the actors MAG n Hi,hos
il Miss lsatei Bate'.a' Az 1' rJt1nri LeatLcs
u,o cerman Handel Society has published - i''
IT. -, tho autograph Of flndePs oratoro 'oP'
.,a - Tbis WAS IIa,ders last oratoro, ana wv
,aa,,r, ,f,oc,ia- from the fact that IL eoh'A,"s
nrd ofb his growing blindness the Ap"'''"''
describing the fac sime publication S"S ~, o,or,.
The earlier parts written ID Ms & hand
~ co.. I,,tr ones ia different nolt ~, 10,
hand t. Iri n1 which shows TIE dlic, tles ie ,'.
10 contond with when hls sn fino furnish us with
~ his eyes painful. and at thc s,uc g nri ovn fbo
he J,s rel criterion rs to the time 9I MuH7 osif
various lines The dsGs dTy.andcps mIC Interpretation
81 his mode Of composition weu-hiSn cSrrLn wrotn
At the end Of lag nI3. nII75l"Panishcd February
G@5I In The middle OF the great final chorus OF & Eno
second ;ai occurs, bis hicrAer kommen Ncn ,,rinos
Iz5l ycrEinIcrt wOrdeH Wc5OH uSS ouS.. n. - 81
ingr tnrrs got as far rs tais February 10, ltol,
was hndered by the sight OF ny 10y eSo' T wopca
maze L. writto", den 20 uicS's etWHS % that nm
Ios rather bcttor the 23d OF TINS IN 'hh so IIat @ M
,nterrnptiOn Of ton days took place at liS poa 40"
PAGES further, Al the er OF the second IHt I Az
!. seepdrct (hnisbcdl den p dlcsos fcor 'ot. o.,
Tnns hc went steadily on tarouSH ms C P AZ
YInnary and February. But besides the note already
quoted tho end OF the hrSt part 1'fT M stfcr the
,ompistoa Of an nearly all me rest OF tae oIatoro
h" rnst have worked again ut THIS hrst part auu o!
compIctol thus second labor on August To-
pon,s is soon TO be presented in London with Miss
Wallis in tie chief character
Nr Dan M.sinnis the wetknown Boston COMEDIAN
has made a hit in new play by Mr. Charles Gayler
entitled LORI Tattcrs.
Mis-, Catherine LoTis once 50 popular III ar. Ddly :
comn,ay. APPEARS to le prosperous with a new play
called Glals" with which sho Ii lately taken to tho
nr,vincal road. "Glalys" is f"ur-act comedy.
5tte, by Mr. Hugh GibsOu ard il this Miss Catherine
ews presenting tic heroine, yakes various changes Of
character ail lrsss aud iEtr duties and darCc. At
an1lSote" Nrr company iscluies Donald Robertson,
Tbsmas H. MsGrath. joseph NJ 'iWIphrcs, Grace Wade,
Hugh G5soE acd other performers
Mr. Kelaord AMI Mrs. Barry i1uch pleased the
gocrs Of Halifax. The Crtc OF that city says that
sMr Re lrc.d held ,his auGiraco from the first and
cha, his Representation of C,,ui CasslDir in The
Midnight Marriage was at olca natural an lipfSs-
siya" Toe sari9 Journal c1lriehis MrN. larry I:r
ff.rf fnfsVN a. Z 4
1Iawrelce Barrett has engaged row actress. sIi7s
MuDa Gale. who has shawn IrcoMnon tdlci ana wh9sH
professional success Is coai Lofty aAd"ipdtc''
Mr. Locke Richardson las boon giving saakes?earian
reca.s at san Francisco, and he has been Successful
there-IragEg good house, aud winning much critical
faycr.
Atroupo Of Parsce actors comprising twenty-five men
md number of women. is to visit London. and will
appear at Her Maesty's Theatre. ia November.
Tho Mr.. Holland who has lately joined Mr.. Emmct's
company i, not Nr E. NJ Holland. late Of WIlcks and
the Madison Square. This comedian the clever son o:
Old George Holland, still remains in New-lork.
Miss Fanny Davenport, now at the Everett House,
will begin her third season with " re fora" tomorrow
at the new theatre IN narlcl. " Fedora" Will be
revived with now dresses AMI scenery. Miss Davn-
port's company includes Mr. Robert Mantell Nj. Jrp-
son, Mr.. Mcdowell, Mr.. Edgar Davenport and Others
Mr. Frank Mayo, who has filled long and prosperous
engagement at the Third Avenue Theatre, acting in the
play OF "Nordeck" closed his Ncw-iork season
on October 10. Mr.. Mayo cancelled two nights
~ his t,c lat week I'm order to witness Miss Audcr
sons perfornalec Of RcSnd at tho star Theatre ana
Miss Margaret MatSc!'5 performance ot Jutci al the
UliOn square.
Mr.. Lester wallack who has romaiaod in retirement
for Considerable period mado his re-cntrance on Inc
stage Monday evening, at the Novelty Theatre
BROOKLYN Mr. walack came fOrwardl as EHtoi Grey
in his own excellent romantic drama OF Roacdalc.
The company supporting him includes MI Henry
Edwards Mr. William Elton Mr.. George f. DcVerc, Miss
Annie Robe Miss Kate Bartlett ana Mrs Louisa Ed
ridge. The manager is Mr.. Frank GOODWIN.