New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-22

He dfsregaris the silent appeals of the starving
! mothers and their babes. who lie crouching In
supplicaton at his feet. This interesting picture
will soon be removed make room for another OF
| Gustavc Dore's works, which the management as
scrts has not been seen by the public in twenty-five
| years The gallery will be open this afternoon as
usual from to O'clock
Joseph Arthurs play, 'Tfe Corncracker, con-
tinues to do a good business at the Fourteenth
street Theatre and Mr.. Rosenquest is entirely
satisfied and believes that the piece will have a
long and profitable run. The audiences are large.
and enthusiasm IL created by the fall of the ele-
vator and the of the prohibition meeting IN
The second act Messrs. Eosenquest and Arthur
invite any actors desiring to do so to attend the
regular matinee next Wednesday. October % APP
pllcaons for seats must be made In advance by
letter.
It is scarcely necessary to repeat what has been
said concerning the prosperity OF "A Temperance
Town" With few exceptions 1t has been at
tended by crowded houses There are numerous
specuations and disag reemen,s as to the probable
length Of the run.
4 new singer just arrived from Paris will make
her first American appearance at the Eden Musee
tomorrow evening. in the person of Mile Odette.
who has just finished long engagement at the
Casino in Paris She will introduce three new
songs Of Yvctte Guber,s Another newcomer at
the Musce this week will be Lila Kavenaush.
BESIDES these attractions. the programme Tor the
coming week includes Miss Dclnore, the serpen-
tine dancer; Lola Ybcrri the Spanish dancer; John
W. Raasomc. and DanAo GaDor and his royal gypsy
band
Miss Iottie Collins and the new Boston Howard
Athenaeum Star Specially Company are giving
lively vaudeville entertainment at the Bijou Thea
ire and are drawing the largest audiences seen
sketch. "a Naughty substitute" INTRODUCES Mar
guerite OF Monte Carlo" The engagement OF me
company IS 70 continue for two weeks longer
New specaltes will be introduced to-norro" even
ine. Miss Marie Jansen. in her new comedy oy
! the i}iiou on November for an engagement OF TWO
J. X. Emmett will appear at the Grand Opera
House this week. and viii continue the perform.
ago by his father The present vehicle is called
Fritz in Prosperity" and was written by sydney
Dakota. in the present year. The locality of the
play affords OPPORTUNITIES for picturesque ana
Homer Emens is said to be exceedingly good
Bias this week will be the first appearance in
America of NJ. and Nine. Del Mely' duettlsis ana
ance OF Mile. Paquerette IN new specla ~ acu'
and the first appearance here OF Florence lhropp'
tracing attention in the British metropolis. The
rest OF the programme will include Harriet Yer
Evans AMI Luxnore Ada Reeve, vocalist ana
dancer from the Empire London the rre men
| tauons Of Pauus and the presentation or me
comic opera, The Koh-i-noor. viii be presented
FOR the first time on Monday evening. October -.
/ At the concert tonight Harriet Vernon and Ada
Reeve will appear.
The Imperial Music Hall is presenting a good
vaudeville entertainments AS this is the annyerc
| siry week Of the Imperial opening as place OF
| public amusement an extra effort VIII 5e mae
to furnish something good IN recosnliioh OF III, II;
/ Lottle ellison has a clever new song To- 9lng with
TIE title What DO You can IT, me S''i thIs
house.. viii also offer some interesting no' elites
, Nauler and Marseo. horizontal bar performers;
! iconzo a juggler. DAILY and Deyere comedy sketch
, artists. the original Harding and An $40; lse0pari
| aud Fulton Irish comedians: Dixon and Lang,
ishtnnS chang ARTIST EyanS ana Hmnma nrav
| special programme has been arranged for the con-
cert tonight, including most 81 the features ot
< matinee performance Of THE Violin Maker of
T Ths ladies' Ba '%y'' vii p' pc svsn ct DAYS
Theatre on the afternoon of Monday. o4i9ner 50.
Company The entertainment Is 10 be under the
auspices Of the Catholic Clergy 81 n t hsn al ana
new seminary At Valentine liill lnnwcodie ~ \.
T. NJ Palmer is cndeavorng to place +. S.
Willard In the Garden Theatre on Nov motr g'
scenery is to be prepared Tor the ,openng play lay
The Professors Love story" M, Mr. Wizards
Tomorrow evening, at the Walnut street Thea,
e in IGseph jg IN eGF TO- cons
Hnr for s!cven week. lie viii have me assist
qneS Of ES'e ysrrsy f' opsepR warrn H. Gn
Christopher RyIey Walter Howard. Annie Mack lack
P 5sry,r IitIe Xnnon Fowler and Mrs cameron
Hermann. thu magician with his mystic novel ,sis
week ills programme this season = a new one
f Iarr "Hfcr the ban In addition to this there
viii be The EscaPc from n sing SnSS his New new
shirt seauce including 'Ta-ra-ra Boom le-ly zone
10 death" and other novelties. This VIII be MS
TN se aSas ESds trd WeIf in Ws4, v Fsir
c contest IN CHICAGO may be heard o9y .nSe more ore
M Chlckering Hall, tomorrow night Wnemn NE
prize song assen Ip sdo and native Welsh
songs in costume Thf mWnis o1 1' the Berlin on
Wednesday. ,,,ioooo
John L. stoddard has made success in nd Th IHais
with his new lectures Japan. CHINA ana ln,lss
These lectures will be given in Lent al DaS
Who're Acres" James A. Hernes play. which VIII
be the Ffth Avenue Theaire on or,oner ~
n S the 80 smaest details Doubtless is SO Mr
erne viii --~ the assistance of company nclgd'
Ing George pNvi, Mmrray' Grace ciayor Clark
Katherine Grey and Helen Goold .o,.ou tour
in England. and has already appeared S IN syn her.
Manchester and lrmnsham. she WIN ,ar tmer
lea on October %. The opening performance III IN
taxes G%ST on PaFh
third act Of Faust VII be witt l be on svcn
Jefferson Klaw and Erlanger announce as one
of the features in their SoHn,ry o'ogS ossnh
Darby champion jumper Darby,S feats are SAID
be marvellous lie sailed for TINS eEmsiy c
pany at the Grand Opera House on October 80
SShndsr sa WHEN Is he at viii Mil" PROBABLY pro1ce
the OF his coming enlargement az Sne 7, S'dr
Theatre, whore ne opens on 81 - -
| called lamar the Vagabond King" The scenes
are laid in Spain ut the time OF Philip H.
Tho Elite Specially Club. II new social organlZa-
ton composed of admirers OF pure and clean spe-
ci,ltv performances, has secured large block OF
Snats Tor Tony Pastors Theatre FOR an evening
| his week and for the coming season VIII make
weekly visits 10 Mr.. Pastors Theatre
MUSICAL NOTES.
II Is impossible to read the annual report or the
Arion Society without feeling oil auhlra'ioh
,t-.uh.r, Of nnr nnreY sOcal clubs would be sur