New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-26

| French & sanger's Harbor Lights VIII open the
season September at Minneapolis, under the man
agement of Frank Curtis. Julia Stuart and Frank i.
Wells VIII play the leading parts and Charles H. Hicks
| has been engaged as business manager.
1t IS reported that Mrs. Helen Dauvray-ward may
return 10 the stage season. in which she Will
only have made IS short sto.' off 10.
Eugena Blair, leading lady with Robert Downing has
obtained a divorce from Forrest Robinson. the we'll
known juvenile man. They were married in 1851.
The following are the names OF all the company
gagged support T. H. sohern at the Lyceum Theatre in
Lord Chumley": Charles B. Bishop, Herbert Archer,
Frank Carlyle, George Backus A. w Gregory, Belle Arch
cr Dora Leslie, Eta Hawkins. Fanny Addison, l. H.
Sothern in the title role.
During the early part OF the performance Of Imre Kra
fy's big spectacle OF Nero The FAN Of Rome" Monday
night lights in the nneyfour dressing rooms
and the 1900 people Of the company were left
darkness, and unable to make their change Of costume
for the For moment 10 looked as though
performance stop and the audience De dis
missed. Mr.. Kiralfy. who knows how to help himself
at ordered 100 torches from the 1000 used in the
Torch Ballot" Nero" and light distributed in
the different dressing series of excursions have
been organized visit Nero during the present week
The Central Railroad Of NewJersey will from all
OF the towns the line Of It's NewJersey d.
vision which 600 people have already purchased tick
The Erie and NewYork and New Haven Railroads
also special excursion trains on Saturday.
The Sea Beach Railroad Company has arranged with
Ime Kafy for the services OF Chevaer Blondn for this
his second week and positively the last exhibitions that
this famous rope walker Will give in this neehborhood
The sea Beach Railroad pays all Of the expenses and
londins performances free the public. An aver
age Of 10000 attend each exhibition and occasion
$4,000 persons present Blondn will make his
final appearance Sunday afternoon when handsome SOU
presented him by his friends and admirers
Arrangements are being made with Imre haiy Tor the
OF
early in August
Adele Belgrade, Ida Vernon Emma Mal1ern, Henry
Aveng H. a. Weaver ir., J. F. Dean H. C. Barton,
John Marble L. Henderson, Charles Clarke, f. T. Dele
mater William c. Andrews, Robert Brewer and Herbert
Wadron comprise the Frederick Warde Company Tor next
season, which begins in Buffalo, September "a
There was nothing further done yesterday
OF the sale Of walac's M Palmer who remained at
Stamford resting On his aurels. ExJudse DitenhocGer
is having the necessary papers prepared
Manager Henderson. Of the Chicago Opera House, ar
rived in this city Tuesday and Will probably make arrange
production at one Of our large theatres OF the
spectacle The Crystal slipper" which Is now running
successfully I'm Chicago.
The first production Of Miss Ellie Ellser's new play,
Judge Not" which take place on Saturday even
ing has been postponed until Monday night This Will
give the desired opportunity for fudress rehearsal
Prince Methusalem" played average u over
81 600 night last week. and Colonel McCauil nattcrs
himself trat It this exceptionally large sumner
business that helped TO induce A. NJ Palmer to purchase
the lease Of Walacks.
william VI. Rabbit, who has been business manager
OF several theatrical companies principally Of the variety
kind died Sunday night at the house Of Mrs Annie
duncan, No. 80 Clinton Place. Death was caused by
an cyCdCc Of oIate, though whether the excessive
quantity taken purposely or accidentally does not
appear Mr.. Rabbit, who was born IN Providence,
r. J. IN 1850 was a member Of the Order 0; Llks. who
will have charge OF the funeral
Rehearsals for T. H. sotherns new comedy were
begun Monday at the Lyceum. Miss Belle Archer
play the principal female role, and It is said Charles
Bishop has a particularly strong character part.
Word was received in this city Monday that Captain
John +. Herne, the actor. and the youngest commits
stoned oncer in Army Of the Potomac, had died az
Hot Springs Ark, saturday last lie entered the
army in August, 1861 a drummer boy lie sercd |
10 the end and was at Of his death receiving
a pension for owunds received in action.