New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-01
BOSTON,.
SPOKES FROM THE HUB, SOCIAL AND PER-
cONAI


,vpox Az .sroy AL CORRESPONDENT THE TRIBUNE
BosroS. Oct. 3I.-Mr. Henry Blackburn, the
Eng,sh art critic delivered three lectures ut tho
Museum OF Fine Arts this week. The subject was IN
connection with tho English water coiors now on eAh-
bition at the Museum, and included glance ~ inc
history Of water painting and s progress from s
rise to the present time.
The arst course OF the OF that time honored
Institution The Lowell Institute Lectures" will %
gwen by the Rev II. X Hawes. M. A.. OF London
England. He will read six lectures upon MUSIC ana
Morals" divided respectively into these suo9ec"'
Musical Anatomy Musical Rationale, Musical Morality
Wagner-struggle, Wagner Victory. wagner-Death'
The introduction OF the Floyd patedt CAD IN bosIon
seems to with universal favor and there Is iar
pro,peo OF It's becoming popular mode OF travei
m the city Fifty o. these oniortabie carriages are 10
be used.
Mr. and Mrs Ross Turner left Boston Thursday to take
I'D their abode in York Mr.. Turner does not mean
to dts this city altogether however. Tor 10 mas
arranged back twice month to attend 10 his ou
pupils He does not propose To teach while In New
York only paint Rnd sell his pictures his last
oelors painted during the summer at Gloucester
ARE on exhibition Doll Richards for short ume'
Speaking OF artists, Mr. J. Tempomau Coolidge, 3D. a
law OF Mr. Francis Parkman, the his'Oriah mas
Just opened studio In his recently purchases house IN
BEACON st. where after solourn ot several years In
Paris hled with dgeut study, he will settle down 10
bos two Charming little daughts--. in Paris
speak Only french Que OF them he mas put Oh cah' IN
The public sense OF obligation and gratitude for the
ra.sage OF the Metropolitan Police bin by the last egis-
iafure found expression Monday night In dlunot Ten
hered t. senator Frank NJ Ames and Representative
Char rs Carleton CONN. ny the Citizens Law anu oraer
League AZ the vendoue. The company numbered some
$50 persous of botu sexes President tAleh Oh iuls
college who Is also president OF the League, presided
Among prominent teople present were Lieutenant
Governor Amea. George liale, the Rev. ieniy W;
Fooe, Oakss A. Ames. General francls A. Osoorh' anu
the Rev Frederick Courtney. kilograms were real
from Kice, Amos A. Lawrence ana others
speak handed the president slip saying that no wond
Give The Leagne 200 ID talk for hm and the oer WAS
| accepted
The celebrated OF the captain and owners OF the
btiS Mary Celeste who tried for wrrcking thht
vessel In order To got tue r @ ,rad alter
hearing weeks, aud the second trial Was sol
session OF the court out the matter
liza. been private, settled ami hused the terms and
| conditions, however, being thus lar kept Secret'
Tho Nevada concerts the Music Hall have not made
lii aud have been thuIy attended Boston. ut least
i. tired OF the miscellaneous operate concert and Is
wing pay hlgn price for performances prnclI bly
given By artists Of any average ability Nine NeVslhs
surprising gfts and accomplishments are ncontestdDie
before aud, singing rs she does 10 bare PanOlore
accompaniment her voice sOhhhs /" Fr anu M",,n ,
Than la ouerJ, She has French tenor, NJ Nergnet wtl
brilliant full resonant voice. pat no CatroGS 81
schooling, who reads french operate music l0ily shu
expre.svey. but treats other COM 0sOns less ais
crcetly The viunst Casati tho hust CaranO ana the
baritone Bntl sro like scores OF others. nevada mas
some Gorgeous and with 1fuOtinl taste changes
them In the course Of the concert.
Mr. Nenehd,rn. viii Ia another week prodnce his
own Rat Catcher" at the BOu. began his Sunday night
| concerts III the Music lldIl thls Ntth ms
quite lirHr-on H'ale OF elRlt "'st t'oiI' , 'o
programme good, mainly ovetthrcs ana Oioihlc eA-
| tracts. bat the play ~ was lond anl coarse. A.,
Nh Grlu made a great mistake when he engaged the
Boston Theatre LOT Nine Jud!cs performances. NOt "
dwell upon unbuai depth from the iOOtGhls 10 tho
curtain line the Stage Is 80 vast two or three
people appear almost hopccosy ihsgn lehut upon w.
all vocal gestural bhAdIhg lsWdstod Ihe
know OF THIS aud the lack OF sufficient ao uhntanCo
of vaudeville French to make compensation pOSsOle
on the part Uf tue best theatre goerS, nave
combined very unfortunately To re- iuce the audiences
to quite n pen cyDIife, only low hnnoroi III tue
| prc lc. n
portrrs not allowed themselves Ia he disheartened
hy their disadvantages consequently every nght mas
been "A far IA performance AMI favor are
cuucernrd. and the hope s constantly eSiesstd tat
return engagement In more s,LlDin Theatre may 10