The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-25

every sport known to women in England. Her
husband, who is said to be pensioned by his lam
iy is living in one OF the garrison posts oil lndla'
Mrs. Knight has secured verdict of $4,000
damages against Louis Engel, musical critic of
the London World, for the seduction OF her
daughter; Bertha, who was formerly pupil OF
Engel. The latter lived for many years in New
York, where he was associated with John &.
Freund in the publication of a musical journal
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall sailed from New York for
home yesterday. They arrived in New York on
Tuesday and received much social attention
during the week. They took home with them
loads of beautiful G EeSeyed oso in fGn
large box of American candies Tor the httle
Kendals.
Francis Wilson is said to have salted down
S2O0,OOO. Pauline Hall is rated as werth $4,000.
Mile. Rhea has made more money in real estate
speculation than on the stage. About year
ago she invested $1,000 in Seattle, and now. the
property is said to be worth $4,000. Emma Juch
made $1,000 a few ksspeculatlng IN Tacoma
real estate.
The French government supports music and
appropriations m ST for " issi: Grand opera, 100000;
Theatre Francais, $4,000; Opera Comque, S6O,0OO;
0deon $4,000; Coneerts Ger Lamoureux. S2oVo CO Co
and besides these sums $4,000 additional for the
general encouragement of musical and dramatic
enterprises.
Pretty Hattie Schcll, who was married short
time ago to Lieut.. Godfrey S. Garden, and who
retired from the stage with great deal of de.
Sr TGng T Sacf a @ the woEa be nrT
lar" Company next season. She gives a reason
for her return to the drama. 1t is that her hus-
band has been ordered to sea for three years,
and she doesn't care to stay at home and NOPE.
Richard Mansfield caught the New York critics
with his Beau Brunlmcl. which he essayed at the
Madison Square Theatre Monday night. The
role of the famous fop, who combined, as Maj
Crinkle puts it. 1.-THE sdroir fdire of Chesterfield
with the wit of Talyrand and the unblushing
audacity of Cagliostrio," is played by Mans
field with unbroken seriousness and decided sue
cess, as it is that line of eccentric individuality
in which Manstield's strength lies.
Judah" is the somewhat strange title. of
Henry Arthur Jones's new play produced last
Wednesday at the Shaftesbury Theatre, Londoni
parson, who falls in love with soi-disdnt fast
ing woman" The worthy cleric looks upon his
prOteg6 as being almost divine, until one day,
IN common with the other villagers, he discovers
she is vulgar fraud. But to shield her from
the resentment of the people he solemnly takes
1lOucment of this curious plot is said to be happy.
Ravelli, the bantam tenor, said to John c.
Freund in New York the other day: Never
again will sing with Patti. She is on the stage
the most selfish and inartistlc person ever met.
| She does everything for Tecldmc. When l sang
with her we had great success at the end of the
second act of Lucia and the public CRY En-.
curtain and sings Home, Sweet Home After
! the second act of 'Sonnambula' we have also
! a great applause. She goes and sings Home
| Sweet Home After the great ensemble in tho
second act of 'Traviata,' which is always encored
she sings Home. Sweet Home She may mo-
appear to do so, for she is very clever, but sht
manages every time to take all the glory for her
| self and she never responds to the encore of
| duo quartet. an ensemble, except by a solo, anC
that solo is Home, Sweet Home"