New York Clipper (Aug 1880)

August 7,1880. O X-i 155 GASEBALL. eAMEB TO BE FIiATBD. LEAGCE. lOK. 3> Si 7, BOMOD «■ Chlcsiin. mt BoMon. AOS. X a, 7. Prtivid«neen. dcTcluul, AtPniTldeiice. inz. S, ft, 7, Woraatcr n. Bgiriln, at Woroeiter. lac 3. 6. Tnr n. ClDdmutl, >t Troy. IOC* 7i TTQJ Ctocinnarl, u Albuy. OTHER CAVES. AOS. t. Dnbaaoa m. St. t<nU Bedii at Dobiuiae. Aac. 4. Kitloiul n. BoDUo, atSpnDKDrld. Au. C SalJonal vb. Chlcavo^ at SpriDicfleld. Aug. *. DaooOeaa Ta. Faljtediiik. at fropec t Park, Brook- I m Commeidal, at P r uap « tt Park, AoE. 7, :T«nieIi BnwkJjn- Auc 7, Star Ta. Latkrcttc, at Prmpect Park. Brooklm. AUK. 7, Athletic T«. Kolekerbocllcr, at Saa FrmaciMO. Aog. 8, Knlckeftneker Ta CalUoniU. at Eaa PraodicaL Atv>Natlooal tc. Bochcatcr, at Corner laland. THE UBIAOXTK CBABmoSBBOP. Lau Saunlar'* pla/ In the League araoa ended tbe third moBth or the aeaaoD, and It la la otder to rcrlev tbe fljvtihree montha* work ot the canpalan of UBO to lee bow It eompaRa wttb that or lins and UTS, aa It U eslr by tacb a companaoB tliat we can note the ImproTeiscnt made lo the came each year. Foorchibt now In tbe arena had team! In Iha field In 1878 and 18^9, tU., the Boitnn, Pnivldeiice. CTilrago, and dndnnatl; aod MTen of the tuaa. now haTlDjc teams In the field Cook fart In tbe race of IKS. tbeSmoue team or lam year belui replaced bj tbe Woreeater* of UBO. Tbe montnij neura or tfae tctar eloba UrM-naned dnrlnc If ay, Jane and July lor 1878,1879, and USO la ai tollows: Tbe record tor the flm three montbsof the 01 the data Jd the nce» im mm KiHowi: The record for the three montba for U8D la aa followa; rhicajio Cicreland ProTldenee Worcenter Botfton Troy Buffalo doelnnatl I JfOF. W.'l. 14 9 8 9 7 7 s 4 I Jic W' 16 9 II 7 9 S S 2 July. I Totalg W. L. II IT. h. 41 9 28 19 38 21 24 24 Z3 zr S 23 17 S II 36 By reference lo ttaeae lablea It wlU be uan that Chicago haa bad tbe lead at the end of July for three euoceuLve Tvara, and yet In two of thew three aeaaoni tbcy fell off ao bully that they came In fnortb each year dp to ISSDi In VSii, with a lead ol 28 to Boaton'a 21 at tbe endoi Joly, they ended theaeaMW witb bat SDto Baeun'a4L InbSS, wliha Ie>dor34toProTldeoce*B 29attbeeadol jDly, tbe Pron* deoce team doted tbe leajoa wItb 64 to Cbicaco^a 46w Tbto year Cblcaaocloaca Jnly wttb a lead of 41 to dereland'a 29L the latter clab belnc eeeood in tbe race, owing to feverde ftata. Tbe tiUlng-onofClDClnnatl since 1878 la noteworthy. aslsalM tbatoTBolIiilo atoce 1879: wbUe Troy baaBhO' . marked ImproTcment to her re»rd. But Clereland "lakes Ihecake'* In the way of aa Improremeut since 1879, aa tbe abore ublea plaluly abow. Boston baa tuien oil; aa also ban PrOTldencc, ilace 1879. Tbe fbll record to Aug. lis aa follows, tbe names of the cloln) telng glTen in tbe order ot their position. Cblcafo .... Clereland.. ProTldence. Worcester.. BOBum Troy Bnnklo.. .. Cincinnati.. Is .IS "43 66 36 60 61 62 67 73 lioat.. .1 91 19 I 21 I 24 1271231331 3« ||iat | PROSPECT PAAK CHAJUPIONSHIP. Tbe gmmea at tbe Park on Satorday, July 31, were "duffer gamea*'—as poor fleldlog conteata arv called—the »>res1howlnBtlila pretty plainly. The Polytechnics de- letled tbePofnams bynto 10^ in a wren-lnulnga g>me; the Namelcaa defratetf the lAlayotte by 19 to 4.I0 a ttre- Innlngsgame: and the Commercials the Stars by 16 to 6, in a MTen-lnnlngs eontesc. The titan bad tbe better of It UDtU tbe sixth Inning. Tbe record to date Is aa follows: Oameslost.. 2| 2| 31 3| 41 6| 9 II 29 | ^mss -___/iiecnredanea«yTlctor7. The game waa •"cloMlf contested .up to the laft half or the jiith Inning, when tbeCleTebtodaaeored lour runs, and tbe lead thua Elined fbr the flrst time waa retained tbroughnut, good nitlngand errors by Jones and AuttoD eoabllDC three mure men to cross the plate. The Bortonj Mxnrrd their Ant ran in tbe scTenih off Morrill's tbr«.ba»er- and Bond'a •loEle. and adilad another nn on Burdock's two- b>zc«rs and singles by James O'B-mrke and sution in the ei2hth. Hanloo attempted to malte a bome-run on a bit oVer James 0-Bonrke's bead in the eerenib, butwas put KASSAS cnrr topbka. The Wc*;era* ••■ Topeka, Kaa., Tislted Kanu> City, and played games wtth tbe local club on July 21 and 22 il,,th vei« closely CDOtested. althoogh the Kansaa City <.lnb were twlee Ttctotlooa by the ropeeilTe aeoree of 3 to 4 and II too. A thud i^me waa played at Topeka on JiUrS, wba the n"*"—- Citys anlo won, although their onpo- nenui bad beat strengthened by the attdlura ot Kes-ier and 0*Ked ot Brooklyn andO'CotUMr and Kent, lata ol the DnboquesL EAsaaB CiTT.T. B. la.ro.A.E. Kenler.c.... 4 0 i a 3 2 OiIIBd.1 I.. 4 MeSarley, 2b 4 Bowe. p 4 C017, t LIbby,litb.. 4 O'Oay, Sd b- 3 West.cf ... 3 BIngu, E. £... 3 I 2 1 I 0 0 0 0 1 10 0 0 2 3 1 3 Wcarsiix. .■nooL c r... 4 Knowdell, e. 4 O'ConnorJLt 4 JuskiD, s. s. 4 Kcader. 3b.. 4 O'.SIel. p.... 4 Kent,r.f.... 4 Pbelan.2db. 3 Blx.Istb.... 3 T. B. Ib.fo.a-B. 0 U Tal^.._33 3 7lra> 4 Totals 34 I 6 24 17 2 isas City UUUOOOSO 0-3 West« 00000001 0—1 Plrst haaeon m i IS Kanaaa city. 3: Western. 4. Two- base biia-GrUBo, West and Keot. Three hoae hit—O'Con- nor. Sirack out—Kansaa aty, I; Western, y' Balls caUed —Bowe,e7; O'KleLlltl. Strikes called—Bowe, 16; 0'»il, 4l Doable plays-.Cory and Ubby, Kesjder aod Pbelan, PhelaoandBlz Passed hsJIs—Kessler, 1; Knowdell, I. WDd pitches—O'MeL Z Umpire, Ward BurUnEpune. Time.lL 40in. _ I^TEH BASEBAIjIi NOTES. At St. iMola, Ifo., OD Jnly 23, Ihe Beds again defmed the Browns, the aeore thla ilma being 6 to 2 in tbelr laror. Dick Pfaice jplay*^ ab«tTt-iiU>p for the Browns The Katlooals of waablngton rlslted Orange, Mass., on July 8, and defeated thn Fiankllas by a score ot 6 to 2. The rain Interfered with the ganie. and only sereo Innings were played. Tenney. late of the Brown Cnlrersity nine. 8Itched Ibr tbe Prankllns The inur Baatcni club* cfeated thar W«Mcra opponents In the League cbam. ploujiblp gamea played on July 29 Barry Arundel, a well-known Pblladelphlaplicner, la DOW flUlns ihst po- sition lorthe Nine spots or Plndlay, Micb . The Jiu. tbrd Maas.) Club haTe disbanded The Pioneers de- feated the EoglewoodA at Eiidewood, N. J , on July 21. by a score ot 20 to 7 The Ohio and Belmont Clubs played at £L ClalraTiUe, O., Jnly 24, when the former wnn by a score of410 2 A close and exciting game was plaredat Holllatcr. CaL, on July IP. t»etfr«en tbe P* mix Club ol that locality aod the Old MImIods >it San Joan. The oon. len was lor the champlonidifp of Oui Benito County and an elegant sIlTer-monoted i\«ewood bau The score stood a tie at tbe end of tbr ««vcoth Inning. Ihe Plioenlx finally winning by a score of 9 to 5 Tbe Albanys hare been reomnized. aod will present a nine selected from Crlich- ley. Uigtisro, Rmllev. Mack, Shoape. Rocsp. Dlckl-raon, Kuidonn. Troy. Harbldge and other well-koowu players. WIU White's Wber died at Cntnlog. T., ><n. July 2g, alter a llogerlog Illness Some monihs ago he wss polfnned while st work on his fMnn, tbe poison extending through tbe whole system, floalli causing Lis death Tbe colored clubs of Washing*OD, D. C, are playlne a series of games for a bandwme rosewood bMt. liesTlly moQoted with silver Dickerson has been engaaed by Ibe Buffalo Club The Nationals of waablngton. D. C, OB Jaly 31 grsot44 an hODOrmbIa relesso to their manager. Jsmes H. Giffnrd. and be has returned to bis boms at Colambas, O. George Derby, tbe ricbt-nelder ol the Nationals, will flu tbe vacant posirlnn during the re. malndTroltheKeaaon. white Ormood U. Butler, iormerlr well.known so atbeatrlcal sgeni, will alieud to tbe buM- nest nignagcracDt, and Is St present in this city making srrsngrmenla for Uie club on the polo crwunds and at Coney Island Cocswell. first.huemsn nfUie Trorfi, has permanently retired irom the ball-field, and Tobln. formerly of the Albsnys and lale with the Worcecteia, haa been enimged to flu the racancy In the Truy nine In a game at Kansas City 00 July 16, between the local club and the Westerns ot Topeka. Stockwell of tlie latter team made a safe tut each of tbe four times he went to the hst. Including two horae.nins The Eclipse ofLAnlsTlUe pla.red gamea with tbe Lone stars or New Orleans on July 25 and 26. ths former winning by the respective scores of 8 to 7 and 3 to 1. Alter tbe second game, Fred Prelfrrofthe Eclipse and Pellz had a throw- ing contest, which was won hy the termer by about thirty fbeL The diarance thrown was not measured Bosa Barnes Is located at Kansas city, where be praposes em* hojklDg Into business Joe JIlllBr. seeond-bssemsn of the lodlaoapolbi Club In U7u and of the SL Paul Bed Caps In 1877, Is now prtiprletor of a hotel at White Bear Lake, 12 miles from St. Panl. Minn., and la doing wolL His msny Irlends In the profc3>ioa sill no doubt bo glad to learn of bis pmpediy Weston D. rirler, at one time thought to be the best grnr-rml player In the country, has abandoned basehall, and now derotei bis attention to cricket Snvder has not been CDKSged by tbe Bostuna, nor baa Sntton been re. leasecl, nocwlthslandlns statenenta to tbe eonttary spread broadcast The Globe and Intrepid Clubs of Philadelphia. Pa., played a game on the former'H grounds July 29, restdtlng In a rlctory for the Globes by a score of I2C01. Tbe lotreplds. althoogh strengthened by O'Brien ofthe Athletics, were anable to make a solitary safe hit on Wearer's pitching Troy, the second.basemsn of the Dubuqnes, has returned to tbU city, baring been ooti- Oed of the serious lUnesa of his brother. It la doobtltal if he will return to Dubuque. la TLe Athletics of Philadelphia wlU \islt Cnney Islsnd tbe latter part of this month and pb<y a series ol games there with the Nationals of Washlogton—Troy and Cincinnati will play-off at Al- bany. K. v., ono of tbelr post p uucd championship games on Aug. 7 H. B. PhUUpa. manager ol tbe Rochester nine, u among the missing. Ilaweswiii succeed Mm In the manager's position, sa be Uliewlae did when Phillips left Bsltlmore uocetemnniously The four Eastern plarera engaged by the Dubunue Club, til, Troy, Kent, O'Connor and Cairahan, together with five young ama- teurs, succeeded In defeating a nine of Weatem players at Dnbnqn e. la ., on Jnly 24. hy a score ot 4 to 3. after a prolonged smiggle of twelve lanlogs- The same nines pisyed sgaln on the following day, when the East secured another victory by a score of S to 2. The fine fielding of Troy at second base was the chief feature of the two con- EnclDE or A BOXKR.—A letter hearing d.tte July 22. wrluen to Martin Neary iynm Birmingham, Eng.. Ktntcs that a niiietl festher-wolgbt hoxrr, known as •Taller," who fousht Enoch Bretlle, Matcbett and others, rccpotlv committed suicide by throwing blmiMilf from tbe upser corridor of an Institution in Moor streeL Eatoo-katch.— Two Trojans dealmns ot isme In glut- tony had a three days' rating-match Id Troy, N. Y., the last week In July. Eilward Eanewon tbestakes, 823, liav- ■ng gained ihlrteen ponnds In weight during the coniesL Hlscompetltorgained nine pounds. Tbe Eaotcio aschbrt associatio:! will bold tbelr fSHHif tournament on i he Charles Blver plateau, at Bldxe mil Fa rm. Wel lealey. Mass.. Sept. I, 2,1, IHLAlHUfHL Hfcl DRAMATIC. Oontinitfa from vno' 1M. At the Xatiosal ((brmerly New National) tlie ImproTements are pronreaslDE rapidly. As The Clippeb described tne«e at length several moDtha ago. It Is nnnecessaTT to recapitulate tbem. TUere Is no tmtb In the statement In tbe local papere tliat Lawrence Honroe bap assamea the post of over James O'Konrse's neso m we Bcvcufcu.wuK-M huv ■ 1^8966 and manager, and that Thos. F. Kelly, who out at the bome-pbite. Both pitchers were hit hsrd snd formerly held It, remains as business-manager, .irsely. Boidock and Botaimgexceuingin handling the bat cSntlnne a.s lessee and manager. '"'SlSio'^'^^if.iS.LT. rL«nLA.wD. T.it.iB.ro.A... -nielocalpTesslsaJsoatailitlnBtatJiigUiatanew anmoTt. x.».i».ru.a.F. „ jrop-cnrtaln Is being painted for the theatre by Wra. J. Fettera. It Ih being painted by E, H. Cbaso. To THE IXPBOVZME^TS at Wood's Unseum, Pbll- adelpbla, described at length in tbese colnoiiis several weeWa ago, a tolIet-room for ladles bas been added. It occupies a portion of tbe lobby to tbe left as yon enter. Spenceb PnrrcBABD, who Is snrnmering at bis home In Fblladelphia, will be John A. Stevens' principal support next season, and will have a moneyed interest In another combination. "DBDESSA."—At the Salem (Mass.) WlUow Park Amphitheatre (formerly the Siege of Paris build- ing), Pisnlc Wright director ol amnaements. there will be presented Aug. 2 and thereafter, for the flrst times on any stage, a romantic and spectacu- lar four-act drama called ■■Dmei>sa,a Faliy Tale," written by C. Wbodbory Doble, a Boston scenlc- rlt " ■ " Bosro^. _ RIch'ond.as 5 Joaes,l 1... 4 Burdock. 2b. 4 JatBourkcrf 4 6ntion,3b..- 4 MorrULlb... 4 JnoRo'ke,c.l 4 Bond, p 4 Trait, c 4 0 IX Doolap, 2b.. 6 Shaffer, r.C 4 HOUIlDg,C.f. 4 Hanlon, L .4 genoedy,c.. 4 PhUl]oa,lb.. 4 Hank'^ti,Sb 4 M'Ccrmlck.p 4 Glasacock,a.s 4 Totals...37 2 10 24 16 II TOtols.. 37 7 10 27 17 2 Bosujn 00000011 0-2 Clcvelsnd. 0 0 0 0 D 4 2 1 -7 Esmed mna-CteTaUnd, 2: Boston, i Two-haso bits— Botallug, XcCormIck, Shaffer, James O'Boorke. B- rdock. Three-tuM htts-Bsnlon, HoTTUl,Bardock. Flist bueon balls—PhllUpa, Trott. First-base on errors—Clereland, 3; Boston. L Sirack oot-CIereUnd, 4; Boston. 4. Balls cclled-UcCorrPick, 98; Bond. m. Stnkea caIled-*cCor- mlck, 40; Bond. 48. Passe* balls—Kennedy, 1; Trott, I. Umpire, OoKher Time, 2h. Um. TROT wa. BUFPAIjO. The came between tbe aboTe-namcd cluba on July 30 at S.Y., " artist, wfth original music by Ferd. Ton OIker. scenerr by Mr, Doble and George P. Evans, cos- tomes and mechanism by Cbarles De Forest and George Lntber, and Jamea Sanlord baUet-master. one hundred a line on Troy, Jr. Y.. was marked by an eidtlng finlab. Tbe Troys were lour mns ahesd when the nini Innlns wss com- ■Jjug gay. oDrnessa" employs 01 menctd. Keenan, the Bn&io gfliii^i'Srth a t^i peiformera In the cast, but those given ba»eonodledhan%and Brterbrook lonc^^ ga„ Korman. Cbarles t:!^'£r^nb&^^'^<^^^^r:mi^- Howaifl. John WatsoS,^John Ready Sam. E. iSlS" wibiFiLfei^the twolauer making two-bag- Ryan, deorpe Murray, Jam«i Sanford. and the ceia. and fire unearned nins were scored by the vIsi-ot, jilssea Eflle Johns, Josle Rothbom, Susie Snmmer- thuspiseing them one ahead. Tbe »r<>yfc Weverjman- flgid, Maggie Summerfleld, OerUe Gcry and Xelly and to win by sooting two rana on "biglBS by F-ergoMin MnWon Sd Cssklns, a hsje on called halta, a passed ball Md a "Orion. Bacrlfice.bltr The fielding o''»%<^°S«™l'°"^h^2 good dnrUig the flrst eight Innlnga.' Fergnaon s batting waa ■he chief leatnre. . • _ _ BrrrALO. t. ii.lapo.A.B.|_ Tbot. Crowley, r. f 6 I 1 0 " Bieb'iion,3b. 3 Bowe. c. f... 5 Boipitmg, L f 3 Keenan.c... 4 E9t-btook,Ib 4 Force, 2b 4 Latham, a. a 4 Drlscou, p... 4 TOUIS.. .4011 ai 20 ll Tottls.. .42 7 14 27 12 3 ISSf^o8 S 0 4 0 ? 8 5 1=7 RonBeinied-Troy,4; Buir.io,i. Two-ba.. >?"*t<J»«: Stay f*^>l***^: eelred llB flm prodocaon on snj ns^at-ae: VHymple.Tliestre, CUcsgo, IIL, July 10« and don-, tlnuea tne tUD of tbat wxsek. Oar oomspondent^ -wtio w in St the time of tbe prodnctfoB. now le- Tlews Uu foUows: U la In flr« acu. and btlelly nUtei the itorr or .OM Bob- crt]li]e«.vtH> udok. flndHlvaUnm pacucvofBODeT j0ftoataldeth«nreUi tb*<tfncaof bU «mplorom.t«to It booM lor ttfe keeping, lesTlii;: It with him motho'. ■IbmI C*TqidM h Bbortly oitcn ud demudi the money. "BdxV icAucd. In the c0nrrc to »^cui » it CavotdiMi kdU Xn. Mllea and d«paru with tbe moDcy. Bob cet, ratnnxnc fmda the moocr gooe end bli mother 6 mn, an d li aocand by IirmeL woo an^ appcan, of both rohboyandmaxiUdc. Thereat of the pUvahowa the AOowlnir ot efaiee by Bobert and the floal exptw- lam <tf the vUIanr ot CaTeodUh, ahowioc the loyal derotloti of Florence to Bobert and the hue effbrta of Inwltoaecnt* b«r. Thoe la nochlnr aev Id the plot, aod tbe plar le erldentlf eoDatmcted tnm Ideas nvm old drmmaa. Tbam arv asrcral eSeOtre altaaiiou aod tableaux, notaolf tba mecbaDieal ooe at the doae of the foartn act, efaowinc the rlalnc of the wmttr about the old milL It la a piece that kdcb admirably with tbe fcallcncx. The toilowiag wma the fbll caft: Bobert Mllea, Bobert BJgbtOB. Um Flanlcan and Tom Apnle- cate. Edward Arnou; Edward XolEooner. the **8plder,*f Bridget PiDoUEaa and a Chkuo BootbTert-. Dickie Llonrd: Ivmel CaTeodUh and Tomaao VeeehL B. J. Bacil^r; Patrick MnUrtMDey, Boland Beed; John R. Baldwin, W. I. Hurlfy: Capt Budcaatlc. J. W. HHubold: If^r Tom Hall. w. a Clemmen■; Spurt, Will 8. Oiwper; Jim Ollhen. Charles Kent; Aoto- nlo Bplrz, Booen Buckmtnaier: Jani<M, Chmriem lU<«a: Officer. Kdmanil C. U<*re: JaDltor. John Bncen: Plor- vnce Baldwin, Flora NVvton: HriL Ulle4. Mrs LktAy- Mte; Glnraana Vecchl, EDza Rnfen; BrldKet. Liule Ran- ter^....Tlie Olj-mpie haa been the only theatre open down- town tlie pant week, and, the nlghta areraglDfc cool and nieaaaot. a rerrsood aueodaooe baa bfen the reflulL The bill bait becQ William Ottomore'a play ^Thn FatAl Step. orOitiF a Dreftm," )d AreUbleaor. It has Ita root In ine old German drama "Step bj Step." and rclnteetbe Ktorr or the eirl Mary Oaborne, benitatioe between the lore or the poor tout honmt Tom WIrvtoo aod a lifWof eilded InJCamy. and whoTaUR eBleepatthecJnwcltbeflret act. The eecAnd, third and foonh acta atcw the down- ward fft«p» of denradetlon and abame, aa the rvmilta of havlnj; become the mlstreaA of the Const Ei:bert, end- ing In ralclde. Tbe fltrh actH nhowii the awakening; and tbe wlw aecepUncc ofTom Wini^toa*A hand. The pley ba* been rcrr crudely wntteo, and, while there are bfta of tteaatinu diaJo(rii«t. It U la tbe main a hndae-porlKC ofna- iboHaod rough bum<>r. £. J. Buckley plared Tom Win- MAD In amnniy. Tisoroua manner, and delivered hlellDei with fine tntCL Boland Reed extracted much tun oot or thernleof FredSlln;;er; nnd Mlaa Alice HartlngKably w onded bin effbrta aa Jenny Bnrt; Mlu Florence Webiiter made fairly effective the cbancter of Mary Osborne; R. O. Brown Teo' cleverly doubled the Ccont and Clipper Jim; and the rest of the caet waa etbdent. "La ClgaJe" will be nrtrKCDted dorlne weiik beidnntur Auir. Z The ''■•eren B aten* lo1loir« 9. Manager Spraj^ue la rapidly lUlliijr time fur next mem*oo, bf'tflniilii^r Sept. B with combloa' lona Manager Ualztel la form- fna a burlpb<|iie company for next neaaon BarerlyM Theatre, now In tbe hands or the painters and deooratora. reouena Aub:. 2. lo renewed fflory, wllli tbe Unlon-t-quare Company In '•French Flata." Tbe com- pany playing "Lucrrtia Borgia" at the National tbe paAt week prcM-Dtthn HMiue piece the oomlnir we»k at tbe Ualned-KirvctOpera-honiv At the National the otnilne week a colored iiiloHtrel troupe appear Met icker'n and Hooiey*H, oow undenfulns extenaWe re- pair*, boih becln thf-lr Koaauna Auij. 0 The ACAd* emr will fihow many Inipnivementa. Ita seamn becme Sept- 4orll Tbeipkod workcoei«bni.TelyonhC Ilamlin'n Hua Fox's. 1-hey botli open ntmr the flrkt of Sept AU Utc theatrra will be In new drejia tbe ciiming whsod E. J. Buckley and Boland Reed take a benefit at tbe UlymnlcAnf. 6 Roland Reed and Alice HaAtlORn ko with OnlJElern Burle-ique Company until Nor. 8 .w, F. Bradbury baa been hereihe pajst week enpgtInKmu* •icul people for a tour of the Northw^Ht Rutfaln Bill baabeon In town en mute to New Vnrk Ilavcrly>, Hooley>a,MeVlcker*BandFo.x'a Theatre nnll prevent new drop-cunalnK next seajioo. Boston, Mabs., amasemetits op to Auir. 1 are tbus reviewed by cor regular corresponUcnt: "Tbe ptat week witneased a great Improvement In Summer tbeatrlcala, the weather, nave In one nluht, belUK all that cootd be deiured. The nnlv ebaoce to be noied was the re- vival of'I'lnalore'at Onkland Garden. Tbe trim vewiel waa andtored In tbe inke. tbe action taklDfc pUc« lo tbe open air, exceptlne 2T, when tbe oper«tU waa auncr ]n tbe pavilion. Great aucceaa wa.1 arhlevcd hiat yvar by Ihla novel treatment of a familiar Kuiject. and the bnnlDfw ao far done baa been excelleut, the laiize. natural auditorium being almoat full at each of tbe eitrbt repre- aentatlonaglveo. Wm. Forrerter, Fercy J. J. Cooper, Jan. A. Gilbert. HarT>-UaaVeU and Geraldloe L*lBfr HMORtbe Admiral, Captain Cnrcoran, Dick DeMileye, BUI Bnbatay and Jnaepblne. aa before; Jamea E. Ctmlv, E. S. Tuttle. W. E. Freeman, Flora £. Barry and Rove £#elKbtnn ap- pearlog aa Ralph Rackatraw, Bob Beckett, Tom Bowhn Buttercup and Hebe. The opera waa evenly aunjt throuehoot, and ot tbe newer repreaentatlvea Un. Barry U entitled to pralae for* clear and brlUUot vocalization and merllonooB acting. This lady Introduced into the aecond act a lullaby by Doctor Sulllran, which waa much liked. Both tbe male and female cboma waa effective, The orcheatra, oader the direction of Richard Kroth. quartered In the forecaatle. were up to tbelr work; the allenc drill of tbe marlneH waa not ao longtnr aa to bo a bore, and the new bita of bnalnefis, as tbe tbmwlns overboard of a dammy Dick Deaueve, were In harmony with the merlta or tbe whole recltaL *Plna- fure* will be continued another we«-k. Concerta were fftveo afternoon and evening Aug. I bVSam Lucaa and uupkiOH' Troubadnum.,.. Proiessor Fecceter and hla AutomaiooSykowill be exhibited durlnstheweek Rlc«*'aNew *EviLneeIlne* baa drawn exceedingly well at Foreat Garden during tbe week, and bida fair to lie equally popular during the foarth week of Ita mn, commencing Aug. 2. Thla company make tbelr Arat appearance lu aacred concert Aug. 1, and Harry E. DIxey takes a beneflt 6 Halieck'H Alhambrm, alloated by the sad se^'wavea ofSouih Boaton Point, witnessed (be final perJomaBceanl *Tb« Plratea of Penzance* during the week ending July 31. Tooy Paoior and company open Aog. 2. for a week. Annie Ward TlOaoy In "The Cnlld atemter" wlU be a aub- ai-fiuenc a<traction The prizea to the threiTeondactora of the South Boston Railroad wlllntr tbe laqtisst number of tickets to the Albambra doriog the post tbr^e weeks have been awarded to tbe oniai wtio tmld 67a, tfS aod 317 respectively. The rawards were S2S. SI5 and BIO Tbe wtaulenuuberof tickets sold on the road was 2,716 E. R. Bryam of the Park Theatre baa been quite ill the paat week. ... John Sietaon of ths Ulobe aoon visits the White - Mountains Treasurer George w: Blatchford uf the Boston Museum, who la summering at Cnpe Ann. paid Bosu>n a visit 31 Mary W. CaryandW. H.Bay ward join forces next aeaaon, aod avpear In a new play oiled 'An Unexpected Pleasure,* In which Ur. Say- ward will g ive his tmthtVtl Imlt gilona ol popolar oct^ .A revldentof Sunth Borton. ao^a^acqoLl the mbslDg raansper Fred Sllnaoo, met that gentleman at the Eastern Hotel. Machla*. Me.i morning of Jul.v19. wbt re he bad registered as Mr. Bracdon ofKew York. The lannlord. Mr. Stoddard, waa Informed that t-he gentleman waa Mr BtlU!<ou tbe theatrical manager. On oelngqnt^- doncdwhenblaoompany would bealoujr. Hr. 6. deniedccn- oectlon with anv show. That evening Mr. Stinaon told the hotel-keener lie was Boing to New York, where be was m- terentcd lu shlppln?. and took Ibe aiaire for MachlaH- pon Chan. A. Stevenson and Wife (Ksle C1axUin)are crulf>lDg In Usasarhuseits waten on board their yacht gprey William Seym our. ktnae-manager of the Boston Wnbeam. will superintend the production of bis new ma- alcal comedy 'Long Branch* at HaDeck*s Athambr* 16. it having been specially written for Alice Osies Mr. Hens, the operatic manager, baa offered tbe committee of tbe celebration ofthe clty^i settlement. Which occurs Bept. 17, the nse ofthe coatnmesand parapbenalla of tbe New OrleanaMaxdlGrasforthesoogsnmoftlOtOOO During the second week of tbe season at the Bceton Moaenm a new vendon of Vletorlen Ssrdou's play <*A Pangemus Game** wUl'be acted. The late A: W. Tnoog's adaputlon was oriKioaUy played here Oct fl» 1887. Boae Eytlnge may loin the oomponj for a part of the aeasDn The Gaiety Theatre, after beloa redeooated, newly painted and carpeted, opena tbe aeaaon Aug. SOL tinder the con* Unued manaeemest of Jasnu Wentwoith. wtth tt« reap- pearance In thla country of Mr. and Vra. George 8. Knight In *otto,* for two weeks. The Tile Gob art due Oct. 4, and the other attractions will be Professor Henmann. An- nie Ward Tiffany In *rr^odlee.* I^aavltM. Specialty Troupe, Goawmiama in the reoooBtnict«dr,H>iirGermsn Senator,* UltcbelPs Pleasant Party. Tony Denier and hla new 'Hnmpiy Dnmpty,* Nell Burgros ai'.^lie WUow Bedott, 'Otir Wlvoa* by tbn Criterion Oipiedy Oom^ naoy, and the BUon Opera Troope Vanacef John fitetson. alter expending nearly if not ^«|dte - CniapO in renovatlns the Globe Thaatre. will cammaoce Ibe campnleo about Sept. 6 with Aldrlch aod. Dsnloe In 'My Partner,* followed by Bobaon and Craae In tbe netreraddttlnuB to their repertory, tbe Strakosen^gtlsh- ra Company, beaded by Marie Rose, tbe^ Bcnma ^VltnapvIToaLaB Utoretmnflrom Bnrilnctan,yL, (o Us eiittue on tbe SbrewnlMiiT Blver, N. Jl, AnK. S. IHmnTBPBoaMAK 18 to be the inailatter on th« mad for tbe lUdlnon-flqiun TBeatre CompanT. Tarn ABKES Wallace-Villa Cokbinatiok, la: elmUng manr ibnner Avorttcs nnd new aceo. are to eonunenee tbelr next tonr Aug. It in Port Jerrls, IT. T. A can for rebearsal sppeara In tbia lune. •■ A TOUKO ACTBESS.a jeadiog Ud7 prereired-U wanted tor a alar-part In aplsras adTertlaed in ••Hlato'a" card. He also wants a soabrette to star In anotlier piece. Thb cscal Miusujutn beneflt to AL B. Llpmaa took place in tbe Park Tbeatre. Indianapolla, Ind.. JnJ7 ao, tbe bonse belnc well HUed. "'A Scrap oi Paper,' aays our correspondeDt "comprised tbe 2 0 Z 3 0 1 0 S 2 U 2 S 0 2 0 0 0 7 d OlCmplwell, lb. 9 1 0 QlUeople. Lr. 6 0 0lKersitiion,2b & 0 0 CUKldy, e. L S 2 oU^nnora, 3b. 5 1 l|Oukln.,>.«. S 6 iIRthds, r. f.. 4 S olWelcb. p.... 4 0 Holbcit, c, 4 T. R. lB.ro. A.S. IlAT LmxaSTOK,1atc oftbe TonrUts, Joins lUce's Evaneellne" Companv next season, LiLLiB HisTON has left rmiadelpbiaforher Som- mer vacation, and Is batUlnR In the surf at Atlantic City, K. J. Sne will ylBlt Mncara Falls and Sara- toga, Btop a'week or two in Kew Tort to visit tbe theatres there, and return home In time to com- mence an engagement at Weed's Mnseum Sept. e. The opbkino attraction at Wood's UuReam, Pblladelr h'a which commences tbe season onsBO-i Ang. 6 wUl be " Henrj Danbar," which wlU be given at evetr sabseqnent performance of the week. Three immekse hibrobs. which formerly orna- mented the restanrant of tbe Vienna Bakery on Chestnnt-Btrect. near Tenth, Philadelphia, were purchased atKuctlon lost week for the Cbcstnu:- Gtreet Opera-noose. One brought $2J>o, and tbe others $m apiece. Wu. }, Fettebs, tbe well-known scenic artist, has been solicited by John A. Stevens to accept a next season's engagement at the WInilsor, Kew York. He IS considering the matter, and mean- while is stoekiDg tbe stage of (he Grand central Theatre with new Bceneiy. KrrnB Louobb and ber comedy company closed aSDCcesafDl two weeks'engagement at the Aoode- my of Unslc, HalU^, K. S., Jnly 24. Oar corre- spondent says: "An incident happened dnrlng the „^ , Btoy of the tronpe ttiat might have cost oneoflU ^dsPTDoa^oo fcr tbe WorcMttra, XsnwU msklw a prominent membeiB, Walter Chrvstal, his lift. On PPlw _ . .ibbott Opirm. Troupe, GMnie Rooquest andipanto- mlmo company. N. C. Ooodwln'. FnUiina, ud paMibir RIce'8 Surprise Partr. and tbe new opera by Ollbectand SnIIIVBn. Tbs KIrsliy Brothera tr* to reproduce "Bn- cbsDiment' ud do tbelr new 'Black Venn,' Banb HKmhardt opens Dec. 0 for two week*, ud tbeVokea Pamllrare lo appear Ute In the Spring Among the attnutlonH to be preMDted at tbe Bo«ton Tbeatre tbe comlDir «eR^on will be Jamea A. Rema'a JBeartl of Oak' P. f^. Chaorhiu. Annie PIsley In 'M'llss,* and Lc-nvUt'e EDRllsb BurleFqne Company, A Tenlon of The Children uf CaptnIn Grant' will be the holiday •ttnctlon. In which wUl appear Mile. Ariel, the fly- Inc-daoeer. Mnplef^n and Blonche BooMTelt will nr- nl"b Italbn and native muBic Oils A. Skinner and Mary Skloner will be additiona to the stock oompaoy The Park Theatre reopens for a preliminary season Aug. 33, with Edonin A Saucer's new Snarka company. In 'Dreams, rt?y,'£>«'rorEit«Kr'<i.k, RIchiidson. Three-bMe_hlt« -SsklnsTBlihanlson. ^•>»t*on^t^Batr,^o.I^T^ ^BtMaon errorfr-BolWo. 2; Troy. 2. Left on bases— HnlfilJi 7- TrovS. Stmck oot^Suttalo. 2; Troy, S. PSKIi'iiiuI-HSiblrt. i: ,K<1g"»iHli„ii''i«''strike Welch. I Ballscalled—Welch, ra: Drlscou, IBS. She5l-WeSi. 34;DtlscuU,iii Umpire, Bradley. Time, Zb. Sia. , "WOBCESTEK CINCIRSA'TI. The Worc««t*t» soured their third consecutive vIctotT over tbe Clndnnatla on Jnly 31 at Worcester, MsM .ln the nrawnca ot 400 people. The home-team IndudeiJ l>5Doi%hVm.rked Wflrst VPef^nteBS ii?t battlni. The game was closely contested throngb- iSfihiigii bo£mne« «elded poorly Storey nUyed Sst hue, <ud Bichmondand tSty Ji'fraV??.!?.!'? company with some friends ggSnoana^^ the «™« >°«*«,.»l5a SL.?JSSiuV BtaTttS 'in a row-boaV irom "MacXab's Mand, and h^MM biToraTanditwIn. and C. RelUy' S^,5SfibV™b?to tbe^nolng ran tortte WorcenetK g^'aSTi«b£«haiUng,wh leSE^ItbeK^ed InHeW.ng. CiscunuTi. r. «.lj.»o-». PuTcdl, p.- s 1 » 0 ? - .e..... 6 . s 8ay, a.' a 4 CarTMnfr.Sb 4 Vanning, r.L 4 J. B:Uay. lb.. 4 Xai>s«Q,LC. 4 CBellly,e.c 4 WOBCISTBB. T. K. IB TO.JL.n. Stovey, lb,.. 5 Irwin, a. a... 6 Whitney, Sb. 4 EHgnon,c t. 4 Rlo<im'd,p.n.4 Bennett, e... 4 Wood,I. t... 4 Cory. r. CP- 4 Creamer, 2h. 4 S 8 2» 19 7 , T0t»H...a8 « 12 27 18 10 gnelnmU } g g J ? ? S 5 U '£"**F'• • •"Tr....<jtu 1 • Clodnnaa 1. Two-baae hit 99- Kirlkea ealled-BIchmond,. 6;, ooiT, ™wiuj_ D.inhle' Clapp, ?iSirb «d r pi««d h-u- and Walter was precipitated headlong into the water. He splashed abont for a short time nntll assistance arrived, when he was llsbed oaC. The company opened in Windsor 2a for three nights thenae to Trnro nntll 31, when they retnm and open in HalUaz for a three weeks' season. E. T. Steioon Joins the party there Kau Claxton and eomimiy 8R to play in the Academy of Mnslc daring the month of Angnst." Owen Fawcett's engagements for next season are as follow: He is to open In Haverly's Theatre, Ctilcago, lU., with the Unlon-aanare company, and aftertne termination of that engagement he Is to filay Passepartont in ''Around the World" in Kli>- O'e Garten Wltll the Klraliy Brotbers. on Kov. he loins A. K. Palmer's "False Friend" company for tbe test of the season. Daring one week be- tween his Chicago and New Tork engagements he gji^fir. TUdea. Tlme.fli.2tei. is to play Major Wellington De Boots In "Every' body's Friend" In Flat Bock, Ulch.; and, it is said, that will be the flist dramatic entertainment ever Strsoas, who were dl»JPPf»"J*JJJ SiS-clnb. Tbe Cbl- e4Si°.55.".2e'ssa°s.siJSi!;5m«.?iarth m»i2^^ hniiie.f«iim tied the score ta thUmning.n'ne^o—; honir teHm tied the score )<«mr-niat«w7tb an earoBl ron- .l£*„rr;3^ be all throe mote runs In »e " J,'5?. gJUfcOTteSt ' ibat were soiled durlnit the remaiooer Ol . ibat were scured dorlnic PaovioEncB. t. r. 'X-iy-i HloMuc- C- 4 I I 0 0 2 ■ , 4 " , 4 . 4 . 4 . 4 sun, lie b. Fanell, 2b. Peters,«. 9 Ward. p... Cr06», t DoTcan. r. f. 4 Tork. I. t ... 4 Bradley, 3b.. 4 Totals..ii Cblouro S IS 2 S Chicago, t. r. ib.pojl.f. dSS"i^J-' » 1 ? » 9 ? I main tiie pertormanoe was Indltrerent. Between the second and third acts Jnd Colgao, a local come- dian or decided talent, gave comic rediatlons WlU E, English is now at home, giving his en* tire personal actenuon to tbe eompIeUon of his theatre. Tbe bonding Is nearly nnder roof. A beneflt to Kra. H. More Is talked ot. She Is cer- tainly dsserring of a big one." Habbt O. Bioax ond is in Cincinnati arranging hla company for the Fall campaign, wtdch opens attheCo1lBeamlnttiatclt7Anir.23. Katib PtmiAjs and Haseawlnkle's Combination playod tbe past week in Bntte Citr, If. T,, and are doe In Deer Lodge Aog. X for a like period. They are to retun to Bocte City lO, for one week, and to Helena 30 (Irstead of Sept. a, as pievionaiv re- ported),' to dedicate Wing's Opera-hoaee. The company Indndee Ada tAwrenee, Minnie Castle, Agnes Kennicott, Elsie Lawrence, Charles Coon. H. A. Ferris, J. Jay Slmms, Flint Kennicott, e! Howard and Frank HonlK. U. O'Reardon is the mDRtcal-dlrector, and tie also gives bia tamuerom- con performances. Mason A Moboan's "Uncle Tom's Cabim" Cox- BCATioK is to be Ui Geneva, IlL, Aug. 2, Sycamore 3, De Kalb 4, Rochell S, Oregon a, Forreston T. A. 8. Pemmoteb bas been re-engaged as bnslness- agent of Rice's "Evangeline" Company, and next season will lie his foarth with that organlatlon. Katik PvTKAit and company were to have com- menced a six nl^ts'season in Bane. if.T., JdIv 20. Mrs. H. Clat fobd. ne" Blanche Chapman.'Ella Chapman and Oeorge W. Denbam are passing tbe Snmmer at Oxlbrd, Md., aeeaslde resort. Hanagebs desiring to airaiige dates with the Annie Ward TURtny Combination can address the management, as per card elsewhere, Jeak HossfEB win be disengaged alter Ang. is. She pnblishes her address In another colomn. CBABLES McGnois and company played In Bnc- tonobe, K. B.. Jnly 26. 27, Shedlac 28.29. Sommer- slde. P. E. L, 31, Ang. 2. The Cecilla Cbisp Covbinatiom is to lesnme traveling Aog, 7. At the close or tbelr recent toor Cecilia Crisp (Mis. Edwin Stnnrt) was presented by her hnBband with a gold watch and chain valned ic Is said, at «12S. A SECOND LOW -coMEDiAK and Several ntlllty peo- ple are wanted by J. B. Ashton, who advertises. Tbe Pathpindbbs. whose entertainment entitled "Scraps" is Ihmillar to the amasemenMovliig pnbllc, bave filled their time to Feb. IS IBSI. A press and contracting agent, a lender of orchcsr tra who can arrange, and a Ikclal artist are wan't^ e<l to complete the organization. See J, s. nent- ft'ow's address on anotber page. >n78ICAl<. Philadelphia Notes.— Chas, Eanomao, who has been engaged as mnslcal director at the New Chestnnt-streec Opeia-honse, will condnct an or- chestra of ten pieces, composed as follows: Chas. Eanffman, director and llist-vlolin: John Mey- er, repetiteor; G, Kappes, eecond-vlolln; Lonis Telle, viola; Edward Schnltz, double bass : Fred Schmidt, clarionet: Henry Schnltz, comet; Mr. Felthansen, flnto ; William Fabrman, tromtK>ne ' Jean Koeck, dmms, xylophone, etc Zlmmer' man'sOriglnal Juvenile-opera Co, plays "Plnafbie" at the Permanent Exblbluon afternoon of Aug. 4 and T At the Mcnnerchor Uarden the pro- grammes for the past week bave twen voir varted, a complete cliange being made nightly. One ofthe most noteworthy nnmbers was Mozart's Jnpiter SymphoDf, which was snperbly played. Nlgbt ot 2a there were vocal selections by the Pblladelphta Qoartet Olob, besides the orchestral moslc There was also an "Italian Night," when compositions bv Verdi, Rossini. Uonradl and other Italians were ably rendered. Both artistically and pecnnlarlly the garden bas never enjojed a more prosperoos season than the present one. Mabbied —Mrs. Zelda Segnin, the well-known contralto, was married Jnly 31 In St. Lake's P, E. Chnrch, Baltimore, Md., to David Wallace of Indianapolis, Ind. Our correspondent says: "Mrs, Segnin hod been stopping at Catonsvillc, near Bal- timore, for some tlmo past, at the home of Engene Carrlngton. and this gentleman acted as master of ceremonies on the above occasion. The wedding was a very aalet affair, and attended princlpallr by her best frrends in Baltimore and vicinity. Mr. Wallace Is a son of ex-Governor Wallace of Indiana and a brother of Gen. Lew Wallace, The couple left for New York the same day, with many good wishes for their happiness." A TiousiST, who also plays the piano. stKclaltv artists, etc., are wanted by Sanlord ± Co., us per card. *^ Cahpaion ucsic can be purchased of Prof. Rowe who advertises that he tms Just published -Gar- fleld'B Graod March," composed by A. E. Warren, Will Lavakb, borltone vocalist and fitst olto- hom player, late of Haverly's Mastodon Minstrels, advertis es th%t he ca n be engaged for next season Mare. the Rentz-Santley Novelty Company th% coming season^ He can be addressed In care uf thlE ofllce. MvsiciiKS are wanted for the band with Sells Brothers' Show. See Pro£ Louis Heck's canl. AM obchestra Is wanted tor the Harry Osborne Dram&tic Company. See card. Blaisdell's Merrt-maxeri! were In Jlelcna, M. T,, July 1», 16, 17, Butts City 1», 20, Hi,. ' DbHIll t U ir Is reported large, as'tbey are the flrst concert coni' pony which has visltecl tliat section of conntry. The troupe Includes W. B, Hlalsdell, WUlle Hlals dell, Miss Julia Peak. Miss Belie Tucker. Eddie S. Peak, "Clayton," ProL Aug. Metz, Tom E. McMeans. John E, Monger, Chas. A. Boyle, Cbaa. Blair, and J. E. Mnnger. They are billed to pUy in Tilglnia eity.Nev., Ang. 16. J, M. Waddt, basso, is going to West Virginia for Geo, C. Dobson's banjos and gnltars are adver- tised Inthlsissae. "Since the Happy Dats op Childhood" is the title of a new song and chorus Jost pablished by ProL Rowe, Zanenvllle, O. COLOBED xcsiciAKS Are wanted by A. B. C, who advertises. A coBSBi^PLATER. who Is also a singer, wants an engagement. See WlUlam Graham's card. Max VoaaicB, tbe Hongarlan pianist, who has Just condnded a tour with August Wllhelml, pro- poses giving a piano-recital in Newport, R. L,' early in August. Allted Beaven will be tap busi- ness-manager. I Thb LATEST HFSic far variety pciformere can Iw ulofHardlDg, aspercard, >' v Staccxto Notes.— In Boston, Masa., orxan ^ooneertS' were given dally lu tbe Music Halltbe past week :...He» tor BerUoi's new composition, ■ 'Romeo and Juliet," will ha given for the flrst time in this country the comins scuon^- under the dlrectlun of B. J. Lanf at oneofourmnslo halut' . -...The new or^an which istebeusedlntbereooDSlmot^' eJ Tremoot Temple Is being l>ut In position, work bavliHr been commenceu July 2B. T. p. Rydrr win b« the flnt oinnlBt. UuficAl •nUrialnments are to be given daring the season bvthe local directors Sarah Barton ana Laura Gchlnner have been enes«ed byStrakoivh A Ress for Ihelr next season. They open at tbe Globe Theatn Not. . U Oliver Kind, a yonoK English pianist. Is to giTS a pta Groi .—Banr Enochs' day and moonlight tivfts to have taken place at hla Oak >ve Cottage,' Monument road, July 22, was icnic, which 1 the lease and proprietorship of tbe Qi ' Theatre, and has retained Wm. J. Jnly postponed on aceonnt of a severe rminstorm tUl ZT. wben It cane off with great eJnt. There irere ■tngtog, dandig, and all kinds of tan. Baechoa and OambrlnM ocenpted Itont seats and were devoutly wonhlped, and the large nnmber of people present enjoyed themselves to the top of their DenL Ibe praresslon was well repreaented. as nearly an tne performere in the city who tiad ever played at Enochs' Varieties, Seventh ■tieet above Arch, Philadelphia, came to pay their respects ta their old manager, Hanr Enochs Apropos of Enochs' Vartedea, Clip- PBBreaderswDo remember the annonneeineBt in these colnmns some months ago that the oM. bolldlDgwas to be torn down, and asilkwais- house erected on the site, will be Interested tolean that the w«rk ol demolition lias been commenoed. ....FrAnkLewis, motto-singer,has been spending hlsvacatlen in PtiiladelpMa; be opens at the The. aoe Comlqne, Waablngion, Aug, 2, for two weeks ■ —'As lang ago annonneed. Miller's Winter Garden win reopen for the aearon of ISSO-'Sl Ang. l«, Tbe hone is now (King thoroughly cleaned, renovated, teiwiimi and npapered tbronghonL The front ol the. building Is also to be newly painted and otherwise improved. The executive of the estaUshment will be: Proprietor. Henry Miller; buamtes and stage manager, Hanr V. Gnion; Qcasncer, Dan Fox; doorkeepere, Maurice Netr, Fred JInty and Heni7Meinle;leader of orchestra (elgBTjileces), Frank Schaefler; staoe-carpcnter. Isaac W. Sill: special officer, Frank Welble: 8npe^ intcndtnt of beverage department. Lonis Hasiert Oommon Councilman Wm. Gallagher has »»■ ''" " Oiand uu- manager John F. Betz, tbe brew owns Concordia Hall, Callowhlll street ith, contemplates modernizing It into a I theatre. Should ihis be done, several are anxious to rent it for a variety ahow. jBtticissA.Ti, O., onr correspondent wrote .5,'"The People's Theatre haa been closed this traek. The new people advertised tailed to materialize, and boaluess flattened ont The Volks' Theatre, it is reported, will reopen next (this) week Brand's Mnslc Hall contlnncs to be liberally patronized, though running a light SP'SJiS"'- The new appearances 2« were ChaHes H. EitaK, tianJoUt, and Gallagher and Mack, song- and'dance. Closing; Cbarleaand LnIuMav,Baugh- •""mjafl BnUer. Kittle Downs and Eddie Edwards. Opening Aug. 2: Joe Redmond, Lulu Clifton and tbe Budworttis Business ban Iwen fair at the Eldo- rado, na new people 2Swere Frank and BlUy Sheri- dan in Aorth Insh songs-and-donceB and Ada Adair in change songg-and-dancen. Departares: Dick Harris and Tommy Cassldy. Opening Ang. 2: Dick Mack and LuclUe Renfivw John Mor. rlssey, stage-manaser of tbe Bncklngbam Palace, Louisville, Kv., is In the city. His theatre p'lens Ang. 23..—Lew Clark of tbe Clark Brothera is in town; he bas lieen selected as Btage.maiiuger of the Metropolitan, Lonlsvllle, which opens Aug. la, Lou Looke of this city Is to be business-manager. Both leave 4 for Louisville Manager Snel- tiaker ofthe Vine-street Opera-bouse Is In tbe city. Thb) tbeatre opens 21. It bus not yet been reno- vatedni^Tbe remodeling of tbe Collsenm Is about IHiiBhedr'and the dresa-clrcle snd parquet are being dlled with handsome foldlng-cbaira It U reported that James Douglass is to manage Wold- man'snieatreJnNewark, N. J,, the comlugEeason. John E. McDonoogh and wife (Lillian Tra via) are engaged for tbe stock at tbe Odeon, Baltimore, tbe coming eeason Frank M. Clark's .'Excursionists' played in Nicholasville, Ky.. week of Jnly 2«, and are to open for a week dnrlng the Iklr in Harrodsborg. Ky., Ang, 2. There were two proresslonai dlvorce-suTu in onr Common Pleas Court the past week. Josle Welsh the vocalist was decreed a divorce hrom her hns- busband, John Welsh, a song-and-dance man, and D. Ballentync was divorced (torn his wlft, prolies- sloiully known as Addle Morrell, on ground of ati- 8enc^ Be la lather of Georgle Vincent The NatioDal Theatre is now being used as a tobacco storehouse The Melrose Sistcra are playing at Grnhman'a." THE NOTXLTv Trbatbb, Bradford, Pa., cloned Its dooraJnIy 24, financial embarrassment being the Snnclpaleanse. Our correspondent says: ■■M.J, aln purchased the building and lot, ana put it in the hands of carpenters, decorators, and a scenic artlf t, who have completely metamorphosed the interior. A row of nicelv-furnlshed boxes bas been bDllt around the entire boose, thus enlarging the seating capacity; the stage bas been enlarged, and new scenery added. The renovated theatre win be called tbe Theatre Comlque, and will be opened Ang, 2, nnder the management of M. J. ukin, wlB Cbss. A. Grear, stage-manager; Hairy Wheeler, leader of orchestra; Tom Hamilton, prop- erties; and tbe following company: Nellie Watera, Tom uif Effle De Rock, Devlin, Trace] Ben I ana Eme DeRock, Devlin, Tracey and Murray, nhlie Sbsnley, Emll Grandln. Tom O. Brlen aodge, LoDlse Bliss and Morgan aod Hullin." KoTEmr nAUS, comhinitlons and variety art- Is's deBjflng time at Harry WiUlams' Academy of Moalc, nttsbnig. Pa., are requested to address the managenas per advertisement. Specialty artists are also wanted for the opening week, Sept. e, and for the -TpetB of 13 and 20; also a flrst-clasa Ethi- opian comedian for three weeks, commencing 6. ALBEOHB'a APOLLO TOEATRB, EVBOSVllIe, Ind,, isreportflftas having done a good baElneas the past week WB Chas. A. Gardner, Nick Norton, Fred McAvoy.K C. Murphy, Johnny Reese, Wm. Dngnn, Hay SmllLAda Mortimer, MUlle Lafont and Aimle MeAvoy JIio mIng Aug. 2: Blakely and Swann. SPECiJaB' ABTisTS are wanted for the opening of the NllBji^ntionai Theatre. Bowery, this cir Toirr DBMm's PAXronMB Tbodpb wiu next season present^^bealdea the popular trlck.clown Ceoige H. Adams, who wUI introduce a comic novelty—the following tivorlta specialty artists: The BamireEes—Josept, champion mandoUnlat; Mile. Hortense, guitarist and •opnno Toealist; aod anUlenno, styled the little wonder vocalist and insinunentelist; Little Todd In his Ifeats of balancing: John and Joe aparks, Irish character aitlBtB; Charley Scbllling In his caricature of muslca] cddldes; Prot, W. H. Prow, ventrlloqnlst; William Ennice, comedian and dancer, also Uarle- qnin; John O. Hall, actor and Pantaloon; W. Has* son, pantomlmlst; the Long Itne., Oyingwianceni and grotesques; Tlllle Antonio, vocalist, with elec- tric changes; Alice Coleman, comet-8ololst, vo- calist and comedieime; Hattle Antonio, dan- sense and Columbine; Victoria Nortli. vocal- ist and character danseose: LlxEle Reynolds, actress and vocalist; Roelna Cooke, panto- mlmlst, vocalist and dansease;and Lotta, "the quadrupedal langh-provoker." These artlata will appear in the new version of "Humpty Dnmp- tv," entitled ■■Tickled, or Hnmpty Dtunpty Newly Hatched," which Scott Marble, assisted by George H. Adams, bas constructed, and also in the new fteatnre ol '■the grand comic rehearsal" of an amateur pantomime, which will precede the pan- tomime proper, William P. Nunn will be leader of orchestra, and F. Nunn leader of band. Tony Den- ier Is manager and proprietor: George S. Sydney, bnslness-agent; F. D. Hlldretb. treasDKr: Lonis Filber. master of transportation; Wm. Hassen. fnitz, propertT-man; and John E, Lewis, program- mer. The ladles and gentlemen engaged arc re- quested to assemble In Chicago. Dl., Aug. 23. for rehearsal, etc. For further partlculare In regard to this popniar organization read the advertise- ment. THE BEMODELiso Of Crone's Ganlen Theatre, IndlanapollB. Ind., will be begun this week. Onr conespondentsays: -The roof win be raised and a gallery added to the auditorium, considerably increasing tbe Beating capacity. It Is designed to BO arrange tbe sides of the building that for Snm- mer occupancy ihe ventilation will be thorough. The stage win lie set with entirely new scenery, and many other minor tmprovements and addl- tiODS made to the place, which will be reopened Aog. 30 cilmore's Zoo continues to do a re- munerative business, with the exception of Sage Richardson, who Is qnite a favorite, the new ap- pearances 2a -were J. C. Leach, who gave a Ctilnese ac^ interpolating Imitations of animals and birds, which received well merited spplnuse. His make- up wasexcecdlncly good. Ja;:. Goodwin appeared In Dntcb eccentricities, and later as 'The Tramp;' Gal- lagher and West Indnlged In break-neck songs-and- dances; Julia Walcott slnga aerlo-comic songs pleaslnily; and Pauline Ames was neat and grace- ful in sonirs-Bnd dances. James Cooilwin and Gal- lagher and West close, going to Cincinnati; Julia Walcott, 10 Grand Rapids; Pauline Ames and J. C. Leach, no date. New Aug, a: Tne Mortons, Marr Bros., and the Qulnette Children Grace Car land and Jnlla walcott flll a fbnr weeks' engage- ment at Grand BapIdH, after which they Join tbe Zera a Troupe Ko important changes at the Adelptal. The show has deteriorated into one of light dImenslonB At the Vaudeville Theatre the only fresh appearances 2a were John Cannon, who Is veiv clever In Irishisms and a burlesque speech, and Hen. Mobley in black-fkce specialties, Ko changes." SUITH, Waldron, Cronin AND Mabtin, Consti- tuting the Big Four, are arranging time fbr next season, "lelr Crat open date being Oct. 2S. Tbcy state In . jelr card elsewhere ttuit they have no con- nection with any minstrel organlzailon. Mr. Smith and Ma«ter Martin will therefore not be in the Big Konr Minstrel Company, as has been an nonnaed. Hallen a Hart's "PlnalbR in Fifteen Minutes" and "Penzance Pirates in a Nutshell" will be tbe features in their next sesson's repetoir. Lsa Vampizrs— Jean, Ella and Jnllan—grotesque dancere, contortlonbitB and lofty-klckere, who have been playing Bncce8.sfUlly In the West for the_past season, are now closing engagements for the East. See card, Thb Gband Central Theatre, Philadelphia, will open for the Fall and Winter ses-oon Aug. 28, and flntmlaas specialty artists and other perform, era desiring engagements are requested to apply to WlUlam J. Ollmora, manager. Spbcialtt ABTisre, Bong-and-dance men, end- men and masieisns are wanted for Henrierson ft Crane's Mammoth Dime Show, which takes the road atwnt Ang. 30, with a company of twenty-two people and a brass band. Last season tbey were very sneeesstal In tbe New England clrcnll Ad- dress Ike Smith, manager, as per advertlMmenL E. C. DuNBAB. who Is now In Europe, will arrive here Aug. 34. He has been engaged for ne.<ct season by Harn Miner, to whose care he directs all com- munications to be addressed. Aleadeb op orchestra, mnslclans, specialty aitlsts, etc,, are wanted for a traveling company. ApplytoTaylcure'sdramatlcagency.asadvertlsec'. THE Phillips Combination, who bave t>eeu performing during the season in tbe Southern States, are now engaged at the Apollo Garden, St. Joseph. Mo. A long list of testimonials aa to their abllliy from managere and tbe press Is publlstied In our buslne.os department They can be address- ed care of this ofllce. William and Lo.n HATi.Eare spending the Sum- mer at Canton, N. Y, They open at ibe nowaru Athenenro, Boston, Mass.. Sept. a. PERFORHERf: are Wanted at ihe Hall Royal Palace, New OrlenuB, La. Engagements begin Sept. IB. See Manager John P. Becker's canL Tony Pastor's Tbatelino Company Is due In Saratoga, N. Y., Aug, a, 10, Albany 11. Blngharatiin 12._Elmlra 13. Jamestovm 14. BraiUtard. Pa.. 16 maptir'tad CW!' utlehl eoEfort of performers, pBOP. Pabeeb, who now has two troupes of trained dogs before the public, desires that it shall belmown that. In point of merit or ability, there IB no dlOference between the troupes. At the 8t, Elmo Toeatke. Omaha, Neb., the departures July 31 were Pause and Ltllle Le Petre, to St. Joseph, Mo. Billed for Aug, 1: Keoskleta, LilUe Leona, Ned Drew, Jennie Hay and Emma Wella. Mabbied.— Hugh McNanuv and Nellie Neville were united In marriage In the at. Elmo Theatre, Omaha, Neb., July 28, by the Rev. Mr. Steloburg, >tiiB..'Nellle Nugent acting as bridesmaid and John o. Nugent as best man. TONY PASTOB and company appeared at ttae- Academy of Music, Cleveland. O., Jnly 2fl, 27, to lane buBlness Edwin French and Lester and Allen were up for a beneOtai Elvlroand LlBle I, o. are In town. Minstbel and tabiety talent Is wanted by Oarle ft Johnson, who advertise, >f Performers can And enoagementsat the Vande- vtlle Tbeatre, IndlanapoUB, Ind., by addressing Manager All Olbson. The Theatre Comiqdb. Providence, R. I,, opens Ang, SO, and the new National Theatre, Banford, Ct,, Sept. 13. Managere Ilopkine ft Morrow adver* tlsa for artists to appear at the above places. at the Obbmobnx Pavilion, Philadelphia, dnrlng the week ending Jnly 31, the show waa given to moderate bnslness'by the people named In last week's Clippeb. The Mexican Aggrega- tion, conslatlng of Harvey and Hovey, the three Monoayo Brothera, and bttiera, opens Ang. 2, The entertainment is announced to consist of all the leatnres usually found in a circas except riding. One of the Moncayos la to make a tight-rope ascen- sion In front of the canvas prior to each permrm- ance. BBmiNO brightly at the Albanft>ia< PhUtjel- phia, last week, were McPherson andO'Nell,Em. ma Bretto. who dressed elegantly and sang well; Walter Phoenix, May Antonio, Geo. Edwards, Carrie Herbert, Chas A, Loder, w. T. Bryant, Lon Ed- SCneS 01 CODCens me next BPO fuvxvrvlUK aiwxam i nwi « -. —— -——-z Madame Cbaf.ertau-Bohrer,'theEnKlish harpist, batbeen I wards, Chas, Young, and Blancbe Cleveland, Buai- ,. V—1— ^ 111^.. ■ gaoo. New bees Aug. 2: The Three Vidocs, Mods. Ventlnl and Andy Morris, Ben GUfoll, Emma Homnan and Fanny Piratlge, „ , given in that place. CHICAOO PROVIDKiwcJf' I habbyPkasb's dbamattc COMPANY are billed In .„,^bet-e«.th..hovMjsed cioh^ gatavia, O., ■VW-.f.i-A', !;-,^«!S«Si?^^ Helen Kerns have left this company, and aro now in Cincinnati. Manager Miles of Cincinnati was an attendant on the Cleveland races the past week, ' PBOF. D, B. HVOHSS has Just completed a hand gome new drop-curtain for RoblosonsOpera-house, Cincinnati. It represents an English fiir-Ecene. THE ConoN AFOBBESCOMFANVate to ODcn in the Olympic Theatre, Clllcago, Dl., Aug, le, tor one week, playing 'True Devotion." A KDMBER OF DRAMATIC PEOPLE are wanted OS tier Helen Horr's card. PsBFOKMEBS On both the dramitle and the varl- etr stage can secure engagements by applying to Davlsft Co., who advertise elisewheie, A KDMBBB OF PBOFLE OTC WSUted for the Minnie Wallace Combination. See C. E. Dobson's card, u .. ■ Bdpfalo Bnx AMD coMPAKY are billed at the 0-4 AMdemy of Music MlnnMpolK Mlnn.; ScpL 3^ - , ■ 0 n o 1 u • - - "tli HAMYBAiNKiBTH and wfe have been engajjed llore, e. 1 Winia'n. Jb Ans'to, lb Kelly, r. f... 4 1 827U 8 ,0 0-0 0 0 Boraa, A i. CurconOi P- FUnUc. .... qoeat, 2b— 0 0 0 Totals...33 4 «» 11 * I 1 ^ S 0 0 0 I 0 0. ""'-SSSicfi^oTT^rttoce. j ASfon. 1. Fim bw on t..j~.-———i- eaUed— Coreoran. 88: Ward. la Strikes »iSr!K2«Sban--i Ward, SfJKwble-pUT-Qnejt and Anson. pasieaDau nint,L 1}mf m,TuAanit. ^T \m*,B. , ^ fBonssioxAU AI CoiET ISLAl«D.-Tho mmaw" <>f ikVu.ti^.iT^llAelieaifr Clubs are ■"J^gg,^ '- " BAICDBL FLEICHEB agentfopB.Macanler. ^ne^l^ •5'hSS»."'iTu^S? tTbffl fc ~—— r- • iS'Si^SSs.-HBmY OSBOBNB BBd conSiny begin the eeaaon Aug; 2L _ SSSSSS^vSe^caon or ner pUy on •trtr- b"ro£oS5n?fST.^^;^>" j^feffiSSaSJJ 1 * e!owbm pnaeMed by u» wiib. in' a b«rtBBln« to the revlvsl of P'«>Iis?'2?~ I^S 1 '*'5L,SiS2rrS ^tli a daughter July «- rfhrSLflie Nationals, wo are toU. ^JlSJj San ftan5!?£2t^',J5i2ito laS^n be UdieSWd 4m thSwatlflBal ABWctatlon. and are Otf t???" ULLIB OUMZMB, lnvenll6_ja<*^, can buiuvhkw Voaday. WadneaUy and Friday _,.„._ .™ „ - ABB. 9—ihanir-dafsor thoi»««» taere. Ibey ara. auy i^lmrSlS?2i Polo OKxmd In this dt? ^fTUMdag, TbSXjiSsSBalnnlayi. In which case ^'"^""f^JST - iiSroSSSrSina wlib the Hatlon^Tn Ne YmL'fe"'fo£pS5"^?'^^*''' SmFiH, «It •^wUl make a bc^i Ai^iidXanSHatiBBS'asiioS^ . . rnii^S^^ ar the rSaMPt, Oielrrivals belBgtheba)Ch-1 eogafementS 88 PCT CUlL or Fun In a Photograph Gallery.* lo be followed by Jar- reu A Rice's 'Fnn on the Bristol,' theLawn Tennis party, Clata Morris and other stars heretelore mentioned, su'l perhaps Mlas Litton and her Drury-lane company, Emily Soldriie and Alm« aad troupe." • TUG Dbtroit (Mich.) OrERA-BOrsB will he opened for the season Sepi- 6. wllh Rohson and Crane In ■'Sharps and FUut'' as Ihe attracilon. The house is belna deaoed and retouched lanld^, tbe divsiuclFcle seats are belnc torn out and foldlnir-chslra substituted, old scenery overhaBled snd new sets painted: so tbat everyihlns wlU he mwrst- chiss order fhrth-ensolnc season. Willie Edootn s Spares Company, playing the two-act conceit, by NaL Childs and Wiuie Edouln, entitled "Dreams, or Fun In a Phntograph-gallery,'' Inclndes Willie Edouln. Frank W. Sanger, Jaciiues Kmger Oeo. I<e Claire, James Powere. Alice Ather toiLLotta Belton, Julia Edouln, Ida Bbapleigh, Ah' netta Dn Mare; Walter Blue, business-manager;, and W. J. Rostetter. mnslcal-dlrector. They areSto begin their season in the Park Theatre, Bo.stoD, Aug, ^thence to the BIJou Opera-honse, New Tork, SO. The Bonnie Mbteb Combination, fbrmerly known as Thome's Comedy Company, played in BevnoliIsTlUe. Pa., July 20, a, 22, Pnnxitawney ^'24 20 27, Reynoldsvilie (retnm) 28; thence to Brookvllie, where Miss Meyer was tendered a ben- efit by the cidzens. The company includes, be- sides uiat lady, Alice Louden, Lanra Bmner, Helen Lester J. H.Thome, W. Reeves, W. P. Granger, Charles McDonald. W. A. LaveDe, Walter Rosser, AmoB Albert and Mark Thome. Manaobb Wm, H. Daly of the Ohestnu^street Theatre Philadolpbia. gives the following list of his attracdons ibr the coming season: Mitchell's Pleasant Party, which wlU open the bonae With "Our Goblins" Aug. SO, and not as, as some of thn local nanere have erroneoosly stated; Clara Mor- ris; Soil Smith Bntaell in his MWTilay of -Edge- woiid Folks;" Dudley Back's BngllBh-opera Com- nanv in that weU-known composer's new opera; Kb WUlliSns in'-Onr German Senator;" "tfSwti of Oak" Combination: Lawrence Banett, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 8. Knight, Lester Wallack, one of Bart- ley Campbell's companies in his new play, nr " Matrimony." Frank Mayo in BarUev Cams- bill's '"an, the Virginian;" the Tile Oub, sSsbury's TKjubabonre, N. C. inn^'' Herrmann and the Lorellas, Sarah Bent-' aSm;w7E^e?ldan, and others. ChaA S. Mort^. tessee. and Wm. H. Daly, manager of this thoitr^ areenterprifllng and energedc genUemen,' and onsht certtinly to make it a success. . . HEKRnnTA AND EMXA Vadbbs are spending the Summer at their home inphfladelphra..: Thelbr- mer who bas been stilKrlng l^om a severe Oliieas fbr several weeks paat, U able to be ont and la fast retraining her health and strength. -Aa Alreadv aSiounced, she will play tbe leading bnstnesa with T W Kecne next season. Emma baa almost entirely recovered from the severs ll\]nrlMWllleII she sustained e« many months ago by lUUilK turoagh a trap wblle pluing in '■Engaged," ana wiU & able to lesnme her profession next Fall, being engaged for the role of Gertrade Batfiett in BarSy Haacaley'a "A Messenger from Jh^s Sec- tion." Bhe win also sosialn the priaetealpaitln a new play whichjlr. Maeaoley wUl ^ndnee somB time dnrlDSahB aeaaon.:. joesv^»^9Miuian. owner of the Cheatnnt- ''tlV>Iioiiae..riilladdpbia,'. recently par- _ ODaii|tllW''ft Bona the van large and very line tmSmi chandelier whlcl tber exhibited ^^ba Oeatennial; Sksawliieli eUdued mndi admln- <0OB t>iare;'*-'ne'pHea"'Mld la not known, bnt Kr. eaintiiiiB aiatta tbatltcost |S,600 to manniaetare ttachaaddieE. |t will onamenttlM aaiiiedC the >i€nrtlieatiK-'f Vi....-v--« . ..^ '^^ •^i'iamrliak and ^Aimle .''Ftniiin'B opoiiiig play at JtKarBark TbeBtiB;rFtinaddphia, An^ ia,wa be modeled naerajUyTg Barton. ■ miBTODBISIB IN APltLEllAl(PAUi94AB"Iiegln on engagemental the WaIniit«oreel: Tbeatre^ FbQa- delpUarsept': U, IhUowed nj Maiy Andeiaoit so ■ANAQEBa BALunBEBfl' Of PikB*s Opera-hoiue and polUaa of Brack's have rettmed M Olncln- nao. In town the i-astweek Annie Louise Gary will atog with Mapleaon's Itallan.opera Company next season, as a dispatch received yesterday. July 31, rerlfles Miss Therese Adams, whose debut lo Boston last Winter was suooeaaAil, sails tor Europe the present weeic to perfect heraelf In Tocallzaunn Edooaxd Helmeodahl; lately flrat-iiolliilst Of the Mendelssohn Quintet Club, has con- noted himself with the Chicago Musical CoUe^ ••rBBBoBOpeRA CoxrAKV'beKlnthe thirdwe^ofa soooaMttd season at the Rnchy Point Collsenm,vnear Providence, R. L, AUR. 2. '■Floarnre" will receive alter, nata Rpiesentatlons with ■■Fatloltia." The exst la as followa: Sir Jo*^epb, Dan Msfculnnls: Captain Corcoran, J. H:''iCnntaomsry; Diiadcye, Gus Kamuierlee; Ralph, w. B.'Fetaenden; Bobttay, W. W. Tuttie: Joeepbinis Mrs, B. D. 11. Carter; Buttercup, Lu£le Bnxtun; and Hebe, May diet ATT8B Pabk Oabpen, Prorldcnce, R. I., "Plnafots In China" has attracted nood audiences. The cast latho same as tbat of last year, excepting HIn Amyaoidon, who sluRS and acta Josephine with excellent skill and taste. A new Aaracter of a serveant marine has be 'n inrrodaced. and In the hands ot Rlebard Ooman reeelvsa much applanse The ■■Bans aooel" Qardenveontlnuci ••p«tlnltia" with steady sncceiA ■-. . Tax BxDPAVH Boaxatr have reorsanlsed the losal Col- ored Concert Company for next season, and It oovstanda: Sr?e^8SSI:«pt£?: WaUace K'?feten«J4r..>JllU«ma, baritone: Lewis Brown, basso: J. H. Btlndlil,,viollDUt; and perhaps Anna J. Meek, coutrallo; * - TUB MooiBBST Fakilt were srseted by a larse andl- encato BomeUsTllle,N-y„ JulySL TbeygaveasaerM aon^servlee to a lalr-siied andlenca Aug. I, "d an bUIed lu <Snfiteo a. Greenwood 3, Jasper 4, wSodWU Blklajd, Pa/,ekOaceaU1^ gnoxTtlle (sacred concert) 8, Weitaeld9, tmiaaa 10, Coudenport, II. Cbbsvillz has been engaced by < Bnthers for their New Tork MastodouBhow. tha Heywood Ho «ut«» «w> he win play a number of new cornet-solos this seaaoa. VAfUBTY HAriLB. THB THEATRE CoMiQOB, Tonawaoda. K. T., wlU open Ang. la. Harry Leavltt is manager, and Dick Coleman atage-manager. Perrnrmem are adver- TuE adelphi, Buoaio, will open Aug. 2, for one week (race-week). Two matinees wiu be given, and the following talent is.engaged: Man- chester and Jennings, Ormlston Dixon, Barker and Doyle, the Whltlugs, Love Slstere, Lottie Win- nett, EtzelUne Sisters, Jessie Boyd, and Fanni;: Harris At the Albambra the past week busl- neas was good. ClOBures: Maloney and Gray, to 'Cleveland, 0.; Dick Baker and Genie Harnngton, to Pittsburg, Fa.; and LllUe Graham, to Tona- wanda, N. Y. To open Aug. 2: The Sheridan ft Belly Combination—Carl Zewartz, Grace Coyle, BnU Sisters, and Minnie Clark Tony Pastor's Company played to a very large audience 28 in the Academy ofMuBtc. BDBlNBsa has averaged very fair at Monroe's Theatre, Chicago, UI. The Morrlseja—Tommy and Mand—Harry ' Boahell and J. w. announced for Auu . - tie Forest, Maad Xee andAllle Smith. Eugenia Is nstleatlng at Fox Lake, Wis. Jobn C. ScKWELUfO, known prolbBsionally aa Jack Hart, died at Terra Haute. Ind., Jnly 28, of typhoid fever. He was born In Wisconsin, and was atwnt 20 yean old. THE Academy, Chicago, which Is being much beautlfled, win t>egtn its season early In September, ATWALKBB'a Theatbe CoMiQCE, Cairo, IlL, the new people July 28 were Eugene F. Gorman, Billy and Uille McOnllum and Jennie Montagne. Clos- lug 31: Dan and Lizzie Lake, Burt Stowe and tbe Bertram Bisters. The new people announced for —... ..—.._ its. A PAKTSeR't^' do wanted by Frank r>i EUGBNII! Oabeita, equlllhrlst ai— er, also Ed. Oaretta. have been engaged^ Leavltt for his specialty company. ^ - v_- Miss Susie Vv i« not engaged for tbe Rents Company this season, as haa ueeu erroneously statetL GEOROIB MELNOTTB and Frank and CTaro Mara were the only emvals at \he Odeon, Baltimore. Md., the past week. Buslnees Improved consider- ably with cool weather. Closed 8l: Kitty Gardner and Wells and Sylvan, no dale. To open Aug. 2: Fannie Bernard, Carrie Herbert and Prot, Pharazyn, JOHNNY ALLBN, after tbe conclusion of bis en- gasement in Boston, Mass., is to prodnce '-Tbe Rackdrlver" in Philadelphia; thence to BnOklo, A banjoibt and yocalibt la wanted by Geo, K. Vincent ft Co., as per canC"' Tax BovLSTOK Mosnnr, Boston, Has*., had a week of fair buslneiui commencing Jnly aS, Ihe only new additions to the company bcinc John F. Feuton, cfoa-dancer; Lix- ile Lanning and Annie Worley, vocalists; and AL Decaer, comedtsQ. On the occasion of a testlmnnlsl beneflt 28 to A. J. Nlekeraiin atago-caiventer, there appeared aa vol. unteer* John D. Onffln, wslier Mack, wlniam ArtioM. Maicolmsnd DuffyandJImmleBylvteandJohnBieMoran. l-oxera. New faces Aog. 2: Delia Turner, Joe and Annie Rurgesa. Malcolm and Dulfr, Andy Garland and the Four Emeralds Csptsln F- P. Buckley, a veteran ot the 28ih Ma»>nichnsetts Reglmeot and special officer of this boose, who was on duty ap to Jaly 16, died at his resldewo In thst elty a, a' the age of forty-three years. His hmeral took place mnrelne of ai Btsge- manaeer Tony WlUlams lost by flr« In thla city 27 a plclareofhla wife, said to hevslucd at VOi O ring to had basln«-s and a'ark ot raplisl. th- bottom fell out of the Ocean Garden, and on 2S a aelnre was nude by a Rherlir, who ei< aned ont the whole eaubllsbmrnt; consnjuentlr performancra have been pennanentiv sus- Knded A b<-w summer tlieatra. Mitnalcd at Blraw- rry HilL Botton (Mass.) Ilsrbor, wHl be llnlshed and opened Aug. 2. when Clia-les Beach and Ada La Selle. man.flsh and wat^r queen, commence a series ot exhibi- tions. Lat^r In the Mason Mr. Reach will attempt Ihe leat of divlnit one bundled le«t from a scsifoldinc elected In tbe open water At the IU(v*ro<Masrt.> Reach The. aire during the week nl July 2£ the New Orleans Mlustrels put In an appearance, the orgHnlZJ.llon heme comno«cd oi W. H. Citsce, Charles H. Ysle, Walter Mack, tllsnche Sladerand Lester and Monork. Ang. 2 the Ideal "Cncle Tom'sCshln"C,impsny, with Ram Lucas, who haa been lu constant demand this Summer, as L'ncle Tom, sided by Bl'-nrhe Rherwoud. Lous Burke. Cyrus Stuart and others. W.ILDXAXS'B MCLSBRRT-CTREKT THSATRE, SewaTk, N. J., dill a fair business the past week. Mme. Marie FHicbon A Frank Geonte's Comhlnstlun r.-mMln another week, with the sddltion ol the Gorman Brothera. AlrLaw. vm. Lon ArllnctoD, Lubi Edwards, aid Turn Seahrook*. Ned Walmbold and Ftt« Mny were happily received; also J. B. Wills aod May Adami In their Duuh busloera Frank WttU In ■■The .M;sirrl«a or Newsrk'' proved u> be a clever performer. H. Dahls msde hH Amencan debut at thla house 31 as a corneulsu and wnn favor The slock eompanv for next sssson at Waldroano*" Opera- h<uuM> IS aa follows: James Douilsrs. stSKe-manafter; James Branlor^l, J. J. Londcn, J. W. Blrh« k. Scutt Davis, A I>o Mond. Anna Van Ruren, Mr*. W. O. Jonet, LuCCue Adams, and Irene Ackerman. AT THB Thkatkb Comal's, Wsshlngton. D. C...the fresh app.-star ces the past week werr Foreniao and lyiid In ncsr- sooss-aad-dancea. and (ieo. C. Charjea and hilly P»ll In the drama ol "Tlie Kkeleton Hand." Fernando Fleury snd Tom Sedgwick were re eneaoed. Business ABERLE's MAjmoTB MiNSTBELS commeoo^^helc season at Aberle's Tbeatre Ang. la. Bngbcv Dougherty. Payette Welsh, Billy Btyant. Ben ClI- folL Bobby Newcooib. Sater and Unghea, Watson and Levanlon, the Cnmmlns Brothers, and the Mornocos are engaged wlih the company. The managerial staiT inclntles Jas. Aherle, manager; j. V. Craven, business-manager; and Joa. X.. McDon- all, genera] agent. Sbsatob Phanc Bell and his stump-speeches have drawn excellent notices from Ihe Western ftress, as will be seen by extracts pobUsbed In this Bsne. CIRCVBEV. % The Sells Brothbbs' Show exhibits at Attica, InO., Aug. 0, Peru II, Fort Wayne 13. A numbeb of FEBFOBifKBS Wanted fbr Bil- liard ft Demott's ClRua. See card. Van AMBCBoa ft Co.'s Menagerie and CireuR is due In Princeton, Ind., Ang. 2. Peterebnrg S. Jasper A May's Lick &. Paola «, Mitchell T, BradfoM 9, Owensboro lo. Bloomfleld ll. Freedom 13, Gas- port 13, Martinabnrg 14, MoresvUle 16, and Dan- ville IT, FoREPAFOH's CiBCtm Is to exhibit In Chicago, ni., for one week, commencing Ang. la. There- after it proceeds to Fort Wayne. Ind., and Mnnele, Ind.; thence Into the sate of Ohio, and there re- mains for six weelu, vlaidng all the principal towns and cities. E. E. Elliott, agent and contractor, wlio has Ju!>t closed his eng1^Rment with Col e's C irens. is at liberty. See addreiis in another COlmDn. Locia Nichols, a candy-batcher, bad bis Ibot crashed July 21 In Benton, nL. bythe railroad-- train used for pnlilng Thornton's Clrena over the road. Amputation was at fltvt thooght naca ssa ry, but hopes of saving the foot are now enlertalned. The Sells Bbotbbbs recently pareliaaed of Charles Kelche ft Brother flfteen Kntncky thor- onghbrcdn and the cynocephalua "Zaio." which were delivered in Oneonrn, N. T,, July 2Z. The Allen Show, which c ollap.-cd in Oneonto, N. Y., July 21, was bodgUl liy A. 0. Lewla of that town for (4.000 ca.«h. Harry DEcawrra writes from Carbondale, 111., that business is One with Thornton's St. Loals Clr- COS. The BESi dents of Cle veland.o:; have never known as much advcraalnglnlngdon; there in one week as dnrlng the past- one. unr conespondent it^a: ■-The cause of this is the rivalry of Ihe Forepangti and London Shows. Atwut tbe middle of June the advance-agent ofthe London Circux advertlse«1 the city extensively, the day of tbe e.Thlbltlon to be announced shortly. Forepangh'n agent arrived herv abont Jnly is, and covered all the bllMxMilila in the city with his paper, the show to appear Aug. s. a. The London men, after seeing this, announced tbelr exhibition to take'place Sept. s. Both shown are desirous of finding ont who will spend the most for advertising. Every store-window, ex- precs-wagon, dray, omnibus, street-car or boot- black display* an advertisement or either cirena. They are also parading the streets with bands and ilinmlnatlng-wagons, and Forepangh in giving siereopucou exhibinoiu irom the Weddvll Honae balcony. Dr. Jas. L. Thayer's CiRcrs Is announced lo give performances sliemoou and DlgntofAug. 0 on the vacant lot at Eighth and Nurria streebi, PbUadelpbla. after which date 11 wlU continue to exhibit at various other places In and around that city fur a week or more. THB CiRcoa OCTKAGE.—A fhrthf r hearing in the case of Ibe showmen charged with ontragiDgSyl- vain Bnrkett was bad in (ireensburg. Pa., July 27, Tbe girl, who was present, has olinost entirely re- covered, both physically and mentally. Her testi- mony did not diiri'r materlallv from that prevtoas. ly given by her. She slated that twelve men bad asaanlKMlher In Sbanksville, and Ave in the woodn at Jenncr Crossroads, In company with the IMs- trlct-uttoraoy she passed round among the prison- era and Idcntlfled the following. In the order given, aa having outraged her; D. 0. Melville, M. L Mor- ton, James Parsons, Jeff. Bsker, Dick Barton Scott Furaeson, Wm. WUson, Jen". Barton, Jolin Mav- DArd. Philip Boyer, Frank Penniman and Janen Harrington. The te^ilmuny of the girl could not be shaken on her crotiu-examlnatloD. Her Ihther lestlfled aa to bis experience during his flve-daya* search for his child, and several ahowmen corrob- orated the statements made by the glrL AU of the ^riaonersexeeptthe twelveaboTe-naffled wen thea Jambs MBLTn.r.B, the well-known eqneatrtaii. who la now traveling with W. C. Conp'a Show wrltea to Tbe Clipper tbat D, 0. Melville, who waa Identlfled bySylvaln Burkett :n areensonrg. Pa., July it, OS being one of the per.-ons who hiul violated ber person. Is in no way minted to him OF any member of bis Ikmily, and that he haa neveg iMcn in any manner connected therewith. ROBERT STIOkNEY'n IMPERIAL CIRCUS IS hiaM to Show in Hagentown, Md., Aug, 4, w. o. CoTP'B CsnzD Shows are due In Fred* erlck City, Md., Aug. 9. Ilageratown 10. Carlisle. Pa., 11, Chambereburg 12, Maitlnsbnrg, Va,. u! Tbe EmBaBOW.pRiviLEOE with rulTuum ft HBm< lllon'a Show la advertised Ibr sale by H. R. Jacoha. who also makes Inquiry for Ham. Norman. ' The Obbin Bboibicb6 can be ad'ireased cueot thlaoniG«. ,-»^"- . A Nauow EsCAPB.-«ar readers mar »4cdli««C that at the termination of the nnauccesaiUI aeaaca of the American Baclng Aasociatlon In Oadan- borg, N. Y.,la ie7», Geo. w. De ilaven, the iSn< ager, waa setlonsly slabbed by a canvaanian niameA Jack Callalian, who baa Just been releaaed ITom & long imprisonment lorthe act. A correspondent writes: '^The Forepangh Show lately exhibited ia Pteacott, Canada, opposite Ogdensburg, and Calla> ban waa tnere engaged by one of tlie bosses of tha him ati Fot^anglt, ia It was, the Tab escape." A DBLsaATioK Of the cltlzena of Three Biven^ Mich., recently waited on Adam Forepangh and held out extraordinary inducements fbr aim to vlBlt their tbUvlDg city. Accordingly, a date wafl made for Jnly 28, and, to add ecfalt to the, occaalon, a large arch waa erected stiannlDg the principal street in the heart of the town. From the apex or the arch waa anspended n mammoth portrait ol Mr. F., bearing tbe legend ■■Welcome." Tha man- ni^r appreciated the compliment, and appeared In the street-procession in Ma private baronche. . The OBBIN BBOTHEBi>> ROYAL SPANISH CDiODS can t>e secured-by managere of gardens or fhaattes for a Itw dates still open. They have Played an- gagemente in this country at the Forest aardeaa, Boston, Mass., ond ot Brighton Beach, Coney- Island. Tbelr season In Havana, Cuba, opena early In November. Performers and noveldes are always wanteil by tbe manugement, who can be ad* dressed care nf this oQlce. CiiAH, Henoi.er, manager of Hcngler's Cireus, England, advertiwa for equestrians und otA'elilefc anscELLAitEors. J.J, Showles, the well-known ageiitand adver- tiser, would Ilk: to engage «Ith a Cr>t-elass com- pany for tbe Fall and Winter. Address as per ad- vertisemenL ... A MAOiciAN's orrFrr anda wardrote, wltbaoiiaa and sketehes, are advertised fur sale by CbaxlcH B. GrltDn, An OFERA-nODaG is to be l>allt in Denlson, Texao, and itisthought thatitwIU be completed by OoL l. PROP. Howe's Orchestra and Band Depot, Zanas- vlile. O., Is advertised In another column. E.D. iBTiKBlgtbe geaetal llllposter at Macon, Ga. a. C. NoBMAN, ticket-seller, treasurer or agent, whose address And In auoiher coluiitDi can be en- gaged. An experienced, energctlcandrtriionslble bnsl- ncKa-manngcr, with capital to coniiuct the bnal- ncFH of a lady-maiil Han and slluhi-of-haud per- former. Is adverttaed for by Mlsa Klngsland. GiLHEATH'a OPkHA-Hui.'.<>ii, GrcenviiK), H. C, la oflbred by tbe management to all ISntt-cIaaa conn panics. The buose seata ;oo people, and la fOr-i nlshrd with modern iuiprovemenis. 9' i card. Ct'BiosiTiES are wuntetL See Barlow'acanL Attbactite entertainments can And Uiiic at Ute Opera-houses In Rokoino and Tiplon, Ind. A leader and small orchestra are advertised Ibr. coRiosmBs and attractions of various kJnda are wanted by H. K, Jacobs, who ailveniscn. Pedanto, tranoonlst, advertises In tbin losne. Walteb Wible desires an engagement aa ad- iai;ce-o;ent fur a company traveling Sontb. Beo card, Tbn-ts, palntlogs etc, are fur sale at Wood . .. Kitty L - .. 2: Beynolds and WaJllog. Wood aod BeaiJey, Prank Lewis, Msv sntonio, Charles Loder, John and Emma Whitney, Walter Pbenix, and Annie Boyd. TiiK TaSATKB ComQcr. Detmit, Mich., h helngnalnied outside and In, and renovated, ready fur the Kallnpenlng. Max The Collsenm AuT. 30, imdcr the new manager, M will also open 30, and Is belas di with new soenety. Bsnscd and restocked thla week are Connon and McBrlde, Myrtle Morton and tbe Campbell BlsteiB. TblB place now ex- chan!^ with the Theatre Comlque, Padncah, Ky., and pertbmiera can secure engagemenu of from four to all weeks by aildressing Harry Walker, manager of the Cairo bonse. TBx'B■B8^s^—Charles and Jennie—and Irvln T, Bushwin work together again the coming season, m^^rw ^dNtnon DacIoBUid her tntsn bofiesqne I and monagera desiring to engage them can address S^^^neSei^^mBiSaJMiT ft Benton's aa per adTfftlBemenL Their ouBlness consisia of SSSaa^ ^dfiT^deii^VlU replace Ed, vo^lsm andnmalcal sketches. They have line PerTormera are adver- **Ar 'l«B GBAND CBNTBAL THKATBB, Leadvlllo, CoL; engagementa are oOtred to Ant-dass orUsta, aBperiSidof the proprietor, Thoa. Kemp. B. Fltz- geiSdlBthelr agent In this city. ""■iSir ^ bbaziebb, Maatar Roberta, J. F. insoRO buhstkeijST. A MINSTBEL TBODPE IB Wanted St the Opera- house, Richmond, Ky., for thtr-week, beginning Aug. 10., Bee Manager A. C. Green's advertlaemcnt. iTsMniKBB desiring to arrange time with Haver- ly'a Colored Minstrels, whose snccess at Niblo's Oarden, this city, we have recorded fr<mt week to week, can address Howard Spear, agent, aa per ad- vertisement, R. M, Hall, banlolst, seems to have made qnlte ' Hall, London, Eng., Judging who advertlaes. A Ikt woman can fecore an encase- ment. Mr, MlUlgan la now ranalng a mmeom at AtlanUcCity, N.3., which he sutes ia doing an excellent busi neaa. A TENT, an oTsan and paintings are for sale at Cbaa. Wrede'B advertised address. The Obahd Opeba-iioobb, Ottawa, Canaila, haa been repainted and newly inrniahed, and the hooaa Is oOkred on renting or sharing terma. Bee ad- vertlsemenL SroTKB'a Opeba-hodsk. Marengo, la,, Is adver. > tised to rent. It la anew house, and haa the ne- ceasary scenery and other «uen(lats. PBOF- F auBi ' ia a, wItb hU automaton Syko aad other illuaioiM, is open fur eogagementii. Bee eard. Matilda EBICSSON made a Ualloon-aacensloB from Ridgway Park, Philadelphia. Jaly 31, attn«t- a.hit at St. James' Hall, London, Eng., inowng ,„ ,^,£,8 attendance. There waa also tke irom SD extract from lya-awhleb la published JJ*^ concert by Carl Benin's Band on Ihe oc> In onr buHlness department. That jonmal speaka ^JJ^^J^ ' »~ w;- liaiiiip in aa contracUng-agent. ; THB Novelty Tbeatbb, foimerl den, thla city, will in the Ihtnre b< of bim as "the Paganlnl of the banjo." RicB Waldon, interlocntor and minstrel bnr- lesqae actor, late of Hague's Hinstieia, who sailed from Liverpool, Eng., for New Tork in tlie (team- ship Wyoming on July 24, can be addresaed in care of this once. WM. FoOTB, manager of Haverly'a United Xas- toilon Mlnatreis, writes to The Cuppeb ft-om Lon PBOF. B. La Tbeb ia to make high-rope aaeea- aiona in Carbon, Kas., Aug. a, Canlian, Mo.,^ Fierce City ». Seoetaa. Vinia, L T., 7, Blae Jack- et 9. A TKKT, monkeya, etc., an oOared for sale tv J, W. Conch, whose addiesa And elsewbeTe. Am opbba-hodbb la bow being bout in Xeokvk, la., and will be completed in DeeembarnezL It iithoanidia aDtf<|rood-cuta. ^Bowerr Gar-1 Te£ ADnnuToiedo, o., wui open fbr the Fall flsiLxmBcii^ wui.u.u.^.—u..-,Jider the man-1 and winter A^S. Artiste desiring engagementa Srairat of^tte^ropriltor*"JhrflchToeder. All can address E. J&Lent, proprietor and manner. S^mere who enaaifementeTS^thla hoose Twenty ladloa^Ste vrented for flrat-patt John ^"SSiSi^iSf ffiS'?SUlphIa,Pa..the ^'^a^H'St^Sirf/;IndlansDomInd^^^ , 0&cTheatre,tJ,i«i^^^^^ | SSS^S'r4?S& to'S!id?:L°5±S'2ro^nt^^ | 2^-^-so%m<»th t-hirtli-m^^ | K^„OT'circT«»: SKS^"^ prietor. * Ned STBAiaKr,icompoBer and writer, advertlaea ^thlaissue. ' v. At thb Coubbum Tbeatbe, Detroit. Mich., the season opens AoK- aa* I'hc company are reqnested to report Anx;'la. Commnnications can be ad- dressed to 0.«.',Whlta, manager. T. M.HKN<n;KftlareiUii2aiideD|oylogUie mount- ODcrvhonse, Cincinnati, O., nave been tte Great Southwestern Circuit. Those detlrUw to arrange for this tonr are reffirred-fo the card else- where ToHY Pabtob'sCompany had anlmmenseanit en(»ataieGrl3wold Opei»-louae^y.N,T,,Jnly 31. They left directly alierwaaSlforBoetcn.. Onr Correspondent says: "mr-Wme^maae » flno Street-parade in carriages hea&4 by a teid-wag- oaTeachhorseaportinga whlt«%K>tI> l>I>^^ S iMCripflonT^ony^^atotf.InJeflmMn | James H!^my*eclevCTMdnM^^^ a trio to Coney IslaniL _^ «E CMPPM QtTABTrr win travel next aeaaon with the New Orleans Minstrels and Gorton's Gold Band, and not with Sneibaker ft Benton'a Show, aa previously announced. WOODflON ft ALLEK'a MlNRTBELB during the paSt week peifonned in tbe theatre at the National Soldlen' Borne, near Hampton. Va., to a lane audience. By reqaeat Of Captain Woodlln (Com- mander of the Home) they gave a tree entertain- ment to the tnmatea, nnmbeilng 8*0. Tbe mlnstiela fihiaiinaon lei ^ "waUv nice, a native TrbjaAla vialting liae. jig and reel lUlKMiannouncea a new repertory of met.. _ Hamilton a. ub. Head^?S5^o'^-li:nLnbra ^rnTZiSTSS^Zti^T^f^^^^.toi^ ftdelDiila. and iru formerly ft ^bcAiiitt and come* I Ilu copyrlgtLtcd diaiLbutnearivlost hlseyeelgftt anexploilon tecthlaproperty-^-—- -,t-, npwattrac SS^SoanU^red AremWtahonc two,e«. ( g?^t^-«5S*£lSVeXS'en't? ""i^Xi I J^K^f^^^^'i^^^U^,^^ WAaHBDBH Hall Opeba-bodbe, Yonkers. H. T utoicnL Itaeau890people,haa asugeiabya feet, and lonneen pteccs of scenery. Tbe hoaae la heated byateam and Ugbtcd by electrietty. Bee card. ' Roatxaon^ OmA-nocaa, Cincinnati, O., can bo aecnred by applying to Davu ft Co., aa per adver- tl i^ mtrt AN OBUmO TZHT la advertised Iiir aalo bj JU AUaaoiL ' A PANOBAiCA and a nnmber of fbldinc-aitiln Ut tor aale at Jac Aberla'a advertised addieaa. A lamob vABimr of rnakei Is »t .m» at s Fiazer'a adverilsed addreaa. ,11 , aketch arttsta,! the Olymplo ThestieL Alhahy. N-J-.^ie ^*J?55= I - I^w^LL AMD Foster and Hughea.llarkjMnrphy, Maj^Jmong^ and Emma Eice. who pfcjs another week. Tne flrst aireo closed July 3l/to New Tort JJose to open Ang. 2 are Haley aiA Bojd, Maggio I* Iby IbnhaU, Dan R«an, Minnie West, ^Ue Oiay.NelUe Eoberta,^nd weaver. Willie, Bar- rett, Daisy Palmer andtoHfiSiinittOi eiB are advertised toi^^^rs^^^ Beheabs als.— The perfuhuuv fngaced IDT BDO- baker ft Benton'a Halestla combination are a«a- nedlnthecard elseBJ^exa-lIiftlclieanalawlu be- gin Ang. is. ^ OBMSOBFP Aini llcDONALtfittisk jtot fhjrWa t a . who bave been plying in tiieweat, are DOW rca^ to accept engaaefflenta in the XutasBtMCtk D«e adrertlBemeat,'. ' ' those who may appropri-1 Alnm flprlnga*. a *• ^ iBtPBiA comes the newB that A. J. 1 Firraura Annai. Bdauams-PBaraf thsWsa% I BninineratllH nOinC l InjHoncity achBrtlmV«r«lncommi nn ssA«y.a,aadwUI Sir next season. 1 in tnat city, naa enogni fcr next aeaaon with eStinBe/vedsyalliafcUo^rrogjJai^ Dmi mn3lSj;%arietT and Hvde ft Behman ofWTotts' Garden, Bropki™, S'«2S? «mJf^-an?Lo5?Su£?a h!Sm5,S H S Kiff Tt^tnre ot thefrcom- where he wlD open aiwnt Aug. ao; that Bng&ey »^'SiSS?'i^:SS^i^Tr^ T^SSSS^ iiSSaloardlng-honse." Datea I Dougherty and E. N. Stocnm are ora aiimng a I p^„Mr,ete.,ara«aBtadBc i^ ran thlua' HaaJnlw ■^iSSSi^jSW^ l.aDrew..a.per ~S*S,{«J2S^'SS'5?J"^^ ^ Vro«»«Lti»-B*nr aafl Eldon-wlth their S^madng; and that lottl T. iJonnelU haa been •¥Mp"'SDD'!MSdfi^ ^ti,'\i-?SamBM tm diSSX^SSifltS^i^-Blxthweekoftheir Mj?«i«S2'.,'ffi5l°^^^^ th?pSi^?^!St£Sg!5i^MiSZfigsMt* ^eSt St iSdvme^WL They annnani» I atrels, which company dnilna Ita coming sojaoj *h' ** t^SriJHsSSSiiir.; im I at the Bleventh-saeet Openrhouae will progoM several new tmrlesqaea, among them one by E. >• Slocnm—who haa beea la-esgaged as atage-man- ager—on "Bo c cac c io." ^lii^^^if^f^^^ipS^.or the pro-1 'The Mwwawa of Mma. BciltZ's HlDftrel eompanv I arorequeftcdtomeet Atig.23n>rTcBearBai.aa ad- vertia ed by Manager Kit Clarke. . ... ^ . Am gmntaMuia • leader of orebestA BBa Dana ai9 wanted by J. It., who odvertlaeB. Tbb Cl»o Cm ot cindnnati wiUbreak the lee Dm tha PaiZmv net In Lodlow. Kr.. Abe. It. snd MldOaton, B. InbothpUeas ttey win pw"^ » new dramatha »M'Ilia» tvpi •sotted • rows'. FenT," said toba vasrd*- Ms eluo u .a iM "' ■ torae&tethacoiBlogaeaaoobTi .— — or tha Davenport Ciob, and wfcl e';<£~*°«»>b>lr i. imaa mBa ffi i w 's Qye ra h aaaabOa rinaaH . OcLI