New-York tribune., 1894-01-07

uses is stradivarius. valued at $500 she Will
appear three times daily at and, and !? sesodR r X
John Prince 72honT champion in Miss ersi Mary 1
Mnn, ys%s skirt Trfes Sanae4 as ana a 5 and a s
5aK Bsn Ra%ns Sa9 Msf h
Press Eldridge. Belle Black the Del Meys ,dnr
Collins and Henshaw Gerard Leon and his sing sing
ing donkey Lilly Laurel the Savans, Ja'hcn s1ioss
songs dances etc; Booker and Narbis; hoha ddviu
Burke and his school of trained dogs ana 'n'e"'h
The following features will be seen at h0Ssr
Rias 'o,nHrroW syG%ns Rocson and Burns
Josie Cohen. seriocomic. and Marne,r, IL, & ~,
and Iorello character sketch artist, ,., Of ftinr
on platform placed his knees and chest ,nTee
se esM res1TST mhH hns hT latest
ITS Irish Misses Qualtz and Neumann IN new
oHd and @ shepbSr the Crescenos electrical
clowns and the clever Gnseretti i'rothers. aero
bats. At the concert tonight Miss Belwood Will
The crowds sti continue to move towarr Hagen
an 'f imrresson on the Ne%York amusement public
not eqtalled 10y anything of the sort in a long time
week the standing room sign was out on several
occasions This. when it is considered that the
Arena seats about 30v people. is good evidence OF
amce m Pseif has never been eqaIled in this city and
Secks i% iF%" a" animal TO the extent ''s at "S
The managers of the exhibition of Instruments
of Torture in West Twenty thIrd-st have designated
Tuesday. January 8, as ClerSymens Day. Inc
pastors of every denomination in New-York and the
surrounding towns have received personal invita-
tiOn pay a visit. and at o'clock on the evening
of that day Frank Freeland will deliver the nrst
of his series of illustrated lectures which will be
continued nightly until May.
James X Eackett, a young actor VINO mas maue
reputation with a. VI. Palmer and Augustn
DAILY. Will soon start out AT the head OF COMPANY
Of his own. In a reperory of comedies Mr.. Iiackett
is the of the Hackett whom older theatregoers
remember as being an actor OF great reputation.
His season opens in Knoxville, Tenn. next week
Stuart Robson will be seen at Abbeys Thcatre in
'"rhe Comedy Of Errors on March T. The en-
gagement Is for two weeks.
engagement In Boston. He returns to this city
at the Harlem Opera House on January 2s 1t Will
be his final appearance here this season.
Robert Hilliard and Paul Arthur Will soon pro-
duce The Sleep-Walker." by G. H. Abbott. f. W.
Sanger controls the American rights to the piece.
which made hit abroad with Willie Edouin in the
cast Rehcarsals will soon take place under the
stage direction Of John Morris
benjamin Jarecki, young American pianoforte
player will make his appearance at a classical con
cert to be given January Il at Chckering Hall.
Mr.. Jarccki. who Is from Denver. played In Chick
erng and Steinway halls as musical prodigy
when he was only seven years old He has spent
Moriz Moszkowsky and Karl klndworth Mr..
Jarecki will be assisted by Mrs Karl Alves Rich
ard Arnold Arthur Laser and Emil Gramm He
will play with Messrs. Arnold and Laser the trio
in ID major by Beethoven. Opus 20. a sonata by
Scarlatti, fantaise by Bach Chop!n's "Berceuse.
opus 81: Sgambatrs nocturne in minor. opus 20.
A benefit for the Actors Fund took place
Thursday at the Columbia Theatre. Chicago. The
receipts reached N.7cD. The performance was given
by the local attractions and Included f. H. Sothern.
members of the Kendall company, Felix Morris,
Russells Comedians. etc.
Alexander Comstock. formerly business manager
night January a. at that theatre. Many prominent
performers have volunteered their services