New-York tribune., 1895-10-20

MIS- rat0eJ, VINO was one or tHe ioSs
modern soldiers. and his mother, who is one Oh 'he
ablest women In Europe
The financial troubles Of the Madr'o "oVerh-
ment are trivial In comparison with 'ne ha'as''"s
prospect of the recognition OF the oeiiserehey Vi
the Cuban insurgents by Brazil ana othei n''ef'
can republics. The press OF the capital Is pro-
,es,,rg ,,,o,ent,v against the interference Of
American States with the attempt OF the mother
STATE - crush her rebellious colony. The effect
Of tho r,mors Is to depress Spanish securities and
force the War Office to redouble It's exertions to
send every available battalion to Cuba in order
to crush the revolt during the winter win
100 900 men In the island Spain would have an
easy task IL the insurgents were not IN the woous
where they must be hunted down ike foxes'
This great garrison proves by its very stre"s'h
that there can native military force IN Cupa
upon whose loyalty the Government can oepei'u'
The old feud between the Spanisn-oorn anu 'ie
Cuban born has plainly ended, and all classes are
awaiting some method Of redemption from misery
and ruin, but are not looking to Madrid FOR IT,
The new American liner st. Paul returns 10
New-York to-day after her maiden voyage !"
storm and fog which could not be a fast one. No
attempt was made to force her engines nor Is !"
lijyey that any speed record Will be broken III 'he
westward run. as the ship has not been docKeu
The passengers were well pleased win he''
Every berth has been engaged for the re'"i'
massage Mr.. Parton, the London agent oi t'e
line saws that II the st. Paul had been reauy Aoi
service at the opening OF september TWO shipS'
instead of one could haze been sent ou- io'
Southampton every week until November VIII"
all sleeping rooms full Enough berths nave
baen refused for those two months 10 Ill all eN''"
steamer every week. If next seasons business be
hot forr
stead OF three. will be run during the busiest
months in each direction. Meanwhile three si''p'
will remain in service all winter. and each one
will be overhauled in turn. the St Louis oeiI's
laid off after the Paris. The business Oh '"e
American Line this season has surpassed all eA-
pectatons.
New plays have been produced AT TWO 'hea'e'
this week Mr.. Pineros The Benen' OF 'he
Doubt" at the Comedy Theatre. is the more I'M
portant work There is a sharp division OF op'"-
ION among critics respecting it. but the more
,udic,ous consider II weaker than either Ihe
Notorious Mrs Ebbsmith' THE Second Mrs'
Tanoueray." although not lacking In drama'c
mower and creative ability. The play was we"
received by the first audience and MI flhero was
greeted with great heartincss. Tor MS soca' pioD
lem studies are popular in London; out "ha'eNe'
srocess there was could be credited largely to the
fine acting of Miss Winifred Emery ana MI. gym
Maude. The piece opens with divorce court ous'-
ness and is occupied largely with the denotefheh'
Of morbid jealousy in wrong headed woman
The characters are contemplate people ana some
- than, very vulgar and unpleasant: but there
are intensely dramati; Situations Inc pay
fasc,nates ard interests while 1t lasts. and then
everybody goes hone with a bad taste IN MS
mouth.
rip
,,o, II was Mr. Jerome's Rise of Dick Hal
ward" the title being newer than the play ltsel
= pas concerned with the fortunes OF man VINO
was tamnted TO betray mis- trust In order TO make
,nonev for the woman he loved. but VINO was
nnal,v led back into the right path by the whole
soro. ,nAueDce Of he- affection. Mr.. Willard Is
veil ADAPTED for the leading part. and MISS
Marion Terry was equally effective Tnis play
has replaced Alabama" which was not aplfe-
clated BIZ the London public. 1t is douptfui II MT
| Willard has yet found play strong enough 10
give full employment, TO his marked ability as an
| actor
The season of English opera has opened pros
| perously at the Covent Garden. The most nota-
| he production has been Die Walkure. with Nj.
| Henschei as conductor. Miss Susan strong, WHO
appeared as Sieglinde. has become al once d
fayorite. She is young American mezzo-so-
prano with rich. sympathetic voice ana singular
| mower as an actress. Her first appearance was
a genuine success.
Senior Sarasate has returned to ST. James nan
| and Dr. Richter has appeared az Brighton a
musical season Of exceptional promise mas al
| ready opened in London
| Miss Jane May sails to-day by the Umoria 10Y
| New-York to fulfil her engagement at Daiy $ III
a comedy drama entitled Mile. Pygmalion' an
adaptation Of the classical story to her pecuhai
| pantomire The piece Is by NJ Carre' win d
| running commentary in music by NJ Thome.
J The play has been seen only In the privacy OF
Paris artistic salon, and will not be produced IN
| Iondon fiji next wear The first public presenta-
| ton will be in New-York. 1. ~ r.