Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-27
Entertainments.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE

The attraction the first three days this
wesk will be Miss Katherine Rober in ga
Heroine in Rags" "a Heroine in Rags"
is one of BARLEY Campbelrs plays. and af
fords Miss Rober full scope for the dis
play of her talent, not alone in one act, but
throughout the entire performance. Miss
Rober is supported by an excellent COM
pany.
The Diamond Breaker" will be pre-
sented the last three days of this week,
The Recreation hall will have an entire
change of entertainments this week. Pro-
tertsinment, "Ten Minutes of Magic"
"The Zstrope," the Gimp machine and
the Tufing machine all help to amuse and
instruct the visitors.
HYPERION.
BARLEY Campbelrs highly popular
"White Slave" will be the attraction to-
morrow evening. There are many excit-
ing and realistic scenes throughout the
drama. The sale of seats is now open.
THE DEVILS Auction" comes on Thurs
day evening. The performance is made
up of novel Innovations. The dance of
the shepherds, the dancing quartette of
clowns, the Japanese features, which are
good and beautiful, and hundred other
things which could be mentioned. Sale of
seats opsns to morrow.
The first appearance of Master Cyril
Tyler, the remarkable boy soprano, on
Friday evening, promises a remarkable
treat for all lovers of vocal music. The
lad Is only twelve years old, but his early
days in Italy seem to have created in him
the emotions and sentiments which are
ordinarily displayed only by mature
artists. This youthful artist will be assist
ed by the following we'll known artists:
Myers, contralto; Cylvain Langlois bari
tone and h. Vonklect, accompanies. Sale
| of seats opens Wednesday.
NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
The doors open at the New Haven opera
house to-day at l o'clock, on the second
week of the continuous performances. The
company this week Is larger and more
varied than that of last week. Miss Min
ME Renwood, the popular dancer at the
Madison Square roof garden all last sum
mer, will be in this weeks company, and
comes from a four weeks engagement at
Proctor's New York theater. Every act
will please ladies and children this week
| fully as much as those of last.
BURGLARY ON CHAPEL STREET.
The Rooms of Adam HEM I'm the
Yale University Club Entered-A
Watch and Ring Stolen.
A case of statutory burglary occurred at
the Yale University club Saturday night
which may prove to have been committed
by the came persons who have for the past
few days been committing the thefts Of
watches, money. etc., at the Yale gym.
The burglary was of a very mysterious
nature. Adam Hem, the jsnitor of the
club, rooms in the second story of the clut
house. Saturday night, in accordance witt
his custom, he left his watch and ring ir
his clothing in his room while he occupied
himself about his duties down stairs
About II O'CLOCK, when he went up to hi
room, he found the door bolted on the In
side, and after gaining an entrances
through the window by means of q ladde
discovered that his gold watch valued a
, $75 and his seal ring valued at $40 hat
! been stolen.
, There was but one door leading into tn
room, and no other way In which anyon
| could have gained access to the room ex
cept by the window. There was no trace
, | of footsteps In the fresh snow under tn
windows, all of which gave the affair
very mysterious appearance.
, The case was reported to the police, blu
! up to late hour last night NO clue to tn
guilty parties had been obtained.