The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-18

that is particularly outre. is always
called coSter song, and If you object
to It. you are told that YOU are not
intellectual enough To appreciate coster-
dom.
Msss Mamie craddock, the dcmure
young woman who was once member OF
with r.. s. Willard in England, is so
much delighted with London That she
would like to stay there for Il good many
years. This Is Il very cruel thing for
Mamie to wish, especially as New YORK
was very kind and sympathotir when
she used to lose her diamonds and Jewels
about once week AT the Madison square
Theatre Still. time heals all wounds,
and If Miss CraddoCk insists upon re,
naming abroad-wel, our wounded
hearts may, perhaps, cicatrize slowly
Corbett. tn eminent actor-pusilist, Is
having a new play written around nm
to follow gentleman Jack Wnen that
tenth century shall have run its course.
fond OF "Gentleman Jack" He told an
English interviewer. that IT put his
that was neither aggressive nor obJesG-
tionable." Perhaps that Is sly dig
at Ihsen, There Is, however. no truth
sent The pillars of Society" and pull
down the pillars in the third act.
The silly season is positively raging in
duction of La Belle Helene" in that
city has been most vigorously slated, Is
nevertheless permitted to condescend.
ingly air her views on the subject OF
music. 1.-THE human race, she says,
"is now In what may be called the sugar
candy period of it's existence as regards
musical tastes. Just as children inVari-
ably have passion for confectionery 50
are we now, worshippers Of mel3dy-its
prototype. Indeed, the Greek word mefos
means sugary or sweet Imagine MISS
Hall studying Creek in her father, Herr
Schmiitgall's apothecary's shop in en-
Clnnati?
When Little Ruby returns from Europe
she is to be rendered II big benefit by a
number of admirng ladies who wish
that they too. could appear before the
Prince Of Wales There'll be a horrible
epidemic of precocious juvenile phe-
nomena when that LITTLE. lady gets back.
A. O. duncan. the ventriloquist. has
! composed an almost tear-draw!ng ditty
| the Tariff bill. MIR. Duncan slngs it
himself. Here's the refrain, and 1t al
most makes you forget that Tennyson
| is dead:
Tell to me, Grover c..
Grover G.. tell TO me,
II the Tariff bill will pass, Grover c.;
While you dine on canvas backs
Let yolr silent tongue relax,
|
! 1t isn't often that 4 ventrloqust
bursts into poesy.
| At St. James Hall last night: Dark
ness there and nothing more. The short
season OF English grand opera came to
a close, and thereby hangs the usual
sort Of tale.
Mrs. Nellie EllenboEcr ~ 2Sl Second avenue
| charged Mark karp Of 1873 Ridge street in Essex
! Market Court to-day Of stealing a S. clock from
| hor rooms. Ksrp denied the charge, but was
| held.
| Twelve pust-cart mon who were arrested on the
east side for ohsructing the streets were held in
| default Of 500 bail each at Essex Market Court
| this morning
| Joseph Wsnstenborg, OF 5OS Third avenue a re-
| cent inmate Of Elmira RotoTmatlry, Is in the
| tolls again, Last night while drunk he Went into
! Ice Fungs laundry shop al aii FIFTH street an 1
/ brutallF assaulted the proprietor because the lat
! ter refused To give him money. He was Tcn.ndr 1
| for trial at Essex Market to-day.