The morning call., 1890-06-05
GanerrI Mention.

Langtry's late run in st. James Park and
in her piece at tie London Theater were
both successes.
The profits of Stuart Robson's first season
as lone star were S69, 70S 80. He has gone
to Denver, Colo, to look after his mining
interests.
Emerson. the minstrel, has drawn $4,000
in salary from w. 5. Cleveland during the
past twelve months.
Sophie Eyre explains her dismissal from
"The Shatchen" cast by saving she was
the only Gentle in the company.
Arthur E. Miller has been more fortunate
with Mile. Rhea as business manager than
any of his predecessors.
So phie Eyre has been dismissed from The
Shatchen" " and Mrs. Curtis Is now playing her
part at he Star. Miss Eyre proposes TO sue for
The pretty quartet opera by Balfe, THE Sleep
ing Queen" Is 10 be the feature OF provincial
tour OF concert artists in England
Stanley, the explorer, Is getting himself dis
liked IN Europe by his cynical bearing and un-
complimentary remarks. While in Brussels he
attended gala performance OF "Salammbo,' at
the Iheater de la MOnnaie. Duling an entT' cite
he was conducted behind the scenes. To NJ me.
CarOu, Tie prina donna, he duDlously remarked: {:
"0ne does not meet IN Africa Salammbo Ike
you" lie told SELLER that his appearance re-
minded him Of S-ln- Ben MOnammed. SELLER
was somewhat perpeXed at this, for Selinr Ben
Mohammed is the brother of the negro king Tip
poo Tip. Finally Stanley was introduced 10 the
IA.
passing remark and then lefI.
Beatrice Cameron is reported dying OF con-
sumption in the South OF France.
Enid Leslie Is reported as dying Of The same
disease at Iorquay, England.
Mr. Charles MacGeachy wires from Bucks
port Me, May 2Oib: 81 enobscot salmon aud
BURBERRY Die to-day for dinner at PrOuty 1av-
ern. Advance sale S3l6. Golden very big
The Editor las not met with the success
expected ID New York. "Tue SefaDh" evidently
does not like Aldrich and his play when he
writes: Il told yOu after the first night that The
Editor was play which could not succeed,
especially with Mr. Aldrch as the hero. MT.
Aldnch made his customary bun. lie pIides
himself upon BIS blutiness. But outside OF Bart
ley Campbefs masterpiece, My Partner he
never was I good actor and he Is too self con-
scious ever 10 be a good actor again"
Richard Mansfield Is making success with
Beau BtumnieIl" at Madison square New York.
The play is written by Clyde Fitch and is said 10
be most delightful one. George Bryan Brum-
nell was the famous English Top VINO lived be-
tween 1878 and 1870 The story is entirely un-
like that OF the cal Btummell, who, history
tells u, never loved anything although the
author has twined pretty loye-scene IN The
play. 'N hat could | do, my dear fellab." he
llsped, when speaking about natrimony "when
l actually saw Lady Mary eat eabbageY The
key 10 the real dandy's character Is best seen
during his pennlless exile, when dinner was a
charity 10 him. After helping himself TO the
wing OF capon aud trying a mOrsel OF il lie took
II up in his napkin, called TO his dog ana said
said aloud, Here, Atoms, tIy II you can get your
teeth through this, for Pm ID if / can" No
hospitality or Kindness ever melted Brummell
worth cent.
There are now more opera companies travel
ing in the United States Than ever before.
The difficulties" about The landing OF the
Strauss opera were all IN the advertising agents
eye. They never existed elsewhere. The band
has landed and gone to work.
Fritz" Emmett will spend the summer In
Ireland. His wife insists on divorce and he
will not contest il. He gives her In real estate
and securities nearly s3O0,O0 Oh which TO sup
port herself. lie Is more liberal than divorced
husbands usually are.
Preparations are being made for the next sea-
son OF German opera In New York City. Mr.
Stanton has secured as leading tenO Heinrich
Gudehus, who is tne most prom inent Wagner
singer at the Dresden opera. w agner selected
him create the role Uf ParStfal 10 1882.
Elias FTanh eDberg, wealthy Cincinnati man,
alter imploring III vain his daughter, Fannie, TO
leave the stage, offered her check 1or $4,000 If
she would step down and Out. Tie tOotllgltS
fash on Fannie no more.
Oliver Byron suffered loss OF several thousand
dollars by the big storms OF last September at
North Long Branch, n. j. Three Of the ten cot.
tages he owns at that place we're so badly dam
aged as to require thorough remodeiing, aud
another has had to be entirely rebuilt. His own
residence Byron Castle, was also damaged
severely. In the absence OF MIR. Byron, the
work OF repairing has been superntended by
Mrs. Kate Byron.
John B. Mccormick {" Macon'). now ac ting as
advance agent for W. Ii. Crane in this city. aud
nalist formerly the New York Clippers Phila-
delDhia correspondent, will join hands and
heads about July lst, and act as resident press
agents in New York for number OF iTstclass
stars and companies.
The day after Minnie Seligman obtained a
divorce from Dr. Eugene J. kauimann, the
doctor married Mary Helena sykes daughter of
Judge Zachariah Sykes OF Norfolk.
Captain Jack Crawford WAS 10 South Dakota
at last accounts. He is engaged by the Govern
ment IN procuring evidence against violaiors OF
the Indian intercourse ACTS, and. from all ap-
pearaDces. he has been successful beyond his
expectations.
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is on the dramatic stocks and VIII soon be
launched. The lncitlng cause OF the play Is the
success OF 4" The Senator"
The trouble between Gilbert aud sullivan Is
said 10 have been caused BY the ordering OF a
carpet for the ''Gundoiers' during Gilberrs ab'
sence.
and caused tremendous row by refusing an en-
core. She lett the place so agtated by what had
occurred that she faiuted in the carriage. There
are not many hero or heroine worshlpers ln all
average London audience.
Carr WofsohD Of Chicago has started a sub
scription for permanent orchestra.
FTeund. in the American Musician, has the FOL-
lowing: "IheTe Is trouble IN Cincinnati The
society leaders and Mr., aud Mrs. Theodore
Thomas do not speak as they pass by. Now; tue
cause OF It WAS this A number Of ladies 10 Gin
cinDatl, when MIR. Thomas WAS married few
days ago IN Chicago, thought 1t would be good
thing TO subscribe Tor Il present 10 him. They
made up their minds TO buy bronze, aud So in-
vested In lIfe-siZe picture OF an old darky
orealnlly listening 10 the stratus of plantation
melody rs be plays the banjo. Thomas regarded
the present as a direct Insult 1t was almost as
bad as sending President Harrison a musical
box that could only play Where DID You Get
That HatY If the ladies OF Cincinnati had con-
suited The proper auth0i tiles aud had Then in
vested In barrel OF hue old 'MOuongahela.'
they would have soon discovered by he W lrmth
of their reception how much IL was appreciated"
The Music DitecIOr.-Mrs. YGungbus baud
Well, Aunt Jane, how dld you like the symphony
coucerl9
Aunt Jane-0h. pretty well. But it kinder
spOilt tile effect TO that fool up In front pre-
tending to drum on nothln'.
Local Mint Coinage.
COiDer GOrham reports that the local
Mint during the month Of May has coined