New York Clipper (Oct 1894)

OOTOBBB 20. OHIO. oiBelBB»tl.-Tliefttn goen who went to the nfud Open Uow iut vMk wtr* pleuanUj rarprisad hffTitir oaruio, «breh bu bm pat loto pla» wlihoot rtTl«o» MOoonownMr, 'Tb» Etilj RooMm" hATloR 'i!^ol««l«»ooilrtrp«lB«Df from tbebrniti ol B T. E!^uikiaf ULUibaiirud hmJtT>ovo rorjAut. Th« 2£« of tb« Tietertooi OiMkfc kIiw ib«tr tnampb OT«r |Si!r«riilui«^t4Tlvldlrd»ploi«f. The oolorlog iibrliht *^£SSotiSaOVtM.-'-^bt fusing Show" OHOtd iSmtb of • Johni»D# llfBneii. Httrfa (Mall. !i^RiiLla» EilwB roniwd the chumlnrlfio of *'boyA'^ i^a luilly or U>* MArohloDtM of CuUftlordu. J. R. »ffJJ^'^8?J!lS^THl'»TRi.-;por rut" ounaii.with £i?jt£ "The Liaht Tfi»t prw«l«d the fnLTibAt nntad from food toiploodld. Th*Idler- ritEilinri'* 11*10* pletniea 23. nivLiVaTaiATM-nortDoe BlDdley iDirodaowl "The (JttuD'j MiW" '•'iueoD. Id -Duffj'i ffieJtr*." opaoad to big baaloeM and iheiUDeiti>i7 SSlSod All ihrooih the week., Bobby QaTlor 11. HiucieOrsu aoOTa.-Uui)ona' ■-8ui>a'ba" wai pat Mil Th« iremewtoai crowui ibktwitataud "JioP^* Si'"'Elop»iMni"«rt7 'B iha«a«H faIl avayu Ihe eo> "LmwtMMl. *1iiePollcePai»l"ai. Ptmlvtain BQOAii TauTMJL-Tiie RanuBaotlarDar ueaa CoDpu7 wo« >* i^Mk "The ITodlKal > pured to builnaaa thai wan obanciaruad aa "ffflt.** B«8ie BooehlilSI. >ua OruA Hum -'n mu aaat fkom LeilDgtoo ubtrau'i Biad supped hare for a aerlii ol coo carta and ar* tba flrtt 14. Max Baodix and Theodore Boblfflano Era tb* opaalog efaamber coaoert ander the autplcea of CooaerTMorr ol Mualoll. Tbetewaa an audience of Miandtd proporilooa. ^ii.<r«-Va UFiiu noDas.-Sadla Banoo preiented "1 KaDtDCkrOIrl"!* T&a forinlghfa eDgacemant ot JB«k** creola Barlaaqoe Coopanr pruTod to be a bMpr aod proStible tbought and Maaagar John D. jSria titJoJMl theoatcome oi the exparlment "Wile lor 'pforLi's TBiAtAB.—Tbe Row UlU Follf Co. came 14. m tite beab of Uattt Morrl** Entartaioen. who ware aiiMiapooioprorMeatDDaeiDeDt Jorblghooaeaall lut Swk. aaaHiU-aOo.31. KuBl' A HiDDLkTOM'S HOBIOM.—Hollle Nellaoo com ■Mcad the Ibtrd waAk ot her faat In carlo hall 10. The ovmao Hcae (oldgat aonntreaa), VenI (glaaa daooar). Bebaldie (Dind reuer), aod Allao Wllliama (elephant boi). vara oibar futum Editb Randall, bflle Jaoaon, inaoB HrorharA, Phil and Beatle Mahar. Dwiiht Ax ML the DUnond Slaien, Ked BariT and Oilie Olearor, mrlded tb* olio lo the auditorium. Butloeai la good. goaio UiLU-The Pood BipoKiUon ha* been to pro- craaa arer alooe OoC I. and will cootlnne daring the Booth. rollUeal meetlotA, eoneerta and eTairulDg «M, hwa baao compelled to aide inck. white great ooeda anaed with paper baga, make daily ooUeoUoDH ol food tamp lea Odd Pkllovs* TiHru.—Tbe ooir Uule theatre here rill be thrown ooeo 18, when Jeoate Manbelmer'a pnplla bibaCtnelDoautlohoolof Bxpreuloa will give an even* tofoflaeAtrioaUfortbebeneiltol tbefree hltebeasod tladargariana "The Boaun Dip,'* and '-Who'atoWio HlmrareDotbadoablebltL Tboaelothecaauiocloda Blanebe Robarta, Carrie Hajt, Pannle OehlatelD, Haele Banof, t'^ra Eaho, Habel Marki, Bllwhath C. Clark. Clarice dilamon. Herbert Milei, Bol Bradr. Sunael A. Roatmara. Jacob HallxiDer, Edward K. Weikel. aod (Aaiha B. Boroman. A. Uonan I>»jle, the author, leo- ureabeni?. Qoaup.-It la vblapered that Maud OJellfUdyNoe- llaa)i«to laaTeibe aiage U> become ihe bride of iba roaimaatar at Beaafort, &.0 The SoodAT Pope oom- Danoa Nor 4 Theodora PlhlDIo haa algoad a ood< net u aing lo thirty ooncatia with Vaare and after viidlo loriy ooDoarta with Hartoau. She will accom- pany the lauer to Mexico and Calllomia The Pro- (rture Laane of Amartean Bhowmen will meet here Ju 9 W. H Cornminga and Horrla We*ton hare lafl "Doaa In Dliie" and apentaday here, m rouu fron X&abTilleto Nov York, to Join **In UM Kentnoky." KihalCarur, Ida Reynoldaaod LotUa VeatBjmondaare At Patera' Goacart Hall Faonle Potnim aod Fay Uolloaay have joined the antartaloara at Klaaala. Uanagtr Will B. Heck haa been complimeniad br a reflection to hia oM poalilon an managar of tba Zotf. praaldantA B. Burkhardt la an enthualaallo aadoraeroi theldaaof a paTlnonrorcooceruaod Imbt opera at the cardeD neit Huuiner Phil W. Petera ABd fila wife, Nallm, bare abandoned "Tbe Old Bojar" lo cruel fata and Joined "MoPadden'a Elopenent" 11 JJaotger tdwara Cort^etc, or 'Dafff'a Hlgn- dar«.'' waa qaite 111 here during tbe week. Souia'a BaiM] fa booked at the Plka Walter Freiberg baa aucceadad Frank Joyce aa urealdant oi the Orpbeoa Club. Tbe latiansnowarealoaDt ol Hinoeapolla Lillian Ru*aall tried to eaocal her OlnclDDati contract Uat week, but tailed Mra. Robert HlUward, whoae bu^baod VAA fAiaUy bitten by a raltleanaia while «ith iha RobloHOQ Clrcoa oat Wait the past aaa- aoD, la now charming AerpeoiA heraelf. She waa at tbe Uoaaura laat weak Uermian and Adolpb Woeat liarejoload Llberatl'a HUIUtt Band Clinton Dewitt^an acrobu. Injured at the Buiier County Fair, vaaremoTed ITom Ilaulluo totbeClDClnoatl BoapltaL He »air«rad a fraoturw nf the cerrloal TorUbra. He Uvea In PbllapelpblA Itaere wan a norel aceoa lo the Po> Hce Court when tbe oaie of William Joboaoo, the canraa nao obarged wlUt aaaaultwith loteottokillPredLamoot, ibe dowo» waa called. The tauooed lady, glanteaa and ethara ol RoMoaon'a CirouR lamily were there Hr. JobDiADwiU be taken back to Wlocheator, Ind 4. 8. Terry left "McFaddeo'a Elopemeoi" IS and Joined "Ona>'BBlundent" Johnatone Baonatt bu notap- preciatadthe orltlotamaol beraalfaaoot being the origi- nal Lad; ThomaBlD, and Towa iDaflerr lUUelatarvlaw that aba la alok of Amarlea aod will go back to Paria Jut aaaoooaa hercontraat with the Frobmana eiplrea, cdvardOampball, the boaband of Louteflymonda, baa beea amaied lor deatroylog two of ibedraaaaaof ibac cooean hall auger. Cl6T»land.»VAflcinaUDglAttie word to nao to da*orlbatbebnalneaaolibetheeirlcaltrade lo thiaeliy. What laa Callore oneyear drawa tbe oaii aod tIu reraa. OurmAaageraAteglTlog na good antertaloneota, but iha pubjio dpea not raaduy r^tpood. HagdAlane.'* "The l4dy ol Lyooa*' and ''Bonaparte at Schooli" "Hio Derby WloDer" week ol SL Hcoub ATK5gM0PBRA Hooai.—"lo Old KeotQcky" waa floaly preaeoiad week of 8, and Uao^r Uarii uya the aniageaent waa antlrelTreranoeraUTe. Aieatorewaa the Drat appearance of Llixle Evana lo thep'ay. She aaaomad the part of Madge, aod played tha trart w per* lectloo. A loll week ol *The Blaok Orook," oomueoe- loa 16, [a a prom lead treat Stab Taurna.—Rtc» k Bartoo'* Conadlaoa filled week of 8 to fairly good lieuaea, with "HoDoodla aod Poodle.'* n. W. Wlulama' Company week ol 18. U. R Jacobs' TOBAraB.—''Aoroaa the Potomac," week8.drewlkir to middling houaaa Aoale Portland aaaumaa the roleoi Badge Hanford, theapy, next week, elce Olive Qaiea -The Prodigal Father*^ 1^ 19, 17; "Pook'aBadBoy" 1&I9,20. Ciraa.—looaa*^ BADd ooeoa the Oray'a Ananrr OeL M. ... .Ltbaraii la here and nai enllatad uieaemcaRof aboot thirty of cloTaland'amiialclaoa for hia band. He atarta tlilaweak on a toar ol the Booth....Hue. Blta BlaodI, who made a Sung tnp to New York thepaatweek, laooo- aidarlogao offer fron Nanaaer Pratr,of the Harle Tar. ary Bogllab Oraad Opera Company....Haoagar W. W. anodtilr«,oiHAltnorth'a,haareun»edrrom New York.... Manaier B. K Jaooba waa here 13 on bla way u Chicago and bu weatem houaaa....A. 0. lAwreoee,roeallaL(ptoa Rice A Bartoa'a Comedlana » at Pblladalpbla....B L. Bnadar aaaumea the part of Joe Lorey lo -lo Old tCeo- toeky," TlceOeo. Fewceit, wbo leArea tor Beaton to |oui A atou compan y In that city. C«mtoii*«At Ibe Qrend Open Uooae "A Trip to ChlnAtoeo"bAdB. R O.OoLP. Due: '-The Cro<« Roada otLlia"ie, "Down In Dixie" 30, loDea'aBaodS Ada lalde ihiahuas, who plaied Mra, Oioger, tbe Widow, lo "A Trip to t^bloatowD," lelt the eoupaoy at the oloee ol their aogagaoieot bore. Rally Maddem, lormerlywlth the ooiupany, take* her place. TnuTm comQOB.—Tim Uadly, Wn. Teed, Roaa BtheL Ahoe and May WorkiOor, Lttoy Btoward, J. 0. Murftfiy. Bob Branlgao, Alice Porter, Birdie VooDee. Kay ffbltakar. Laorm Webb. Haul Oordan. May Weber, RoalaErau UlUa Hall. Dot Gray and Llllt* Clark. Bauib'b Mobo HatL.—Nallla Roieman aod lAura Z<*e. DsytoB—At tbe Qrud Open Home Paobne Ball Played to a apleadid hoaae Oct U. Comlni: **DovB 10 Uiile" IT. Mra. Potur aod Eyrie tfallaw 19. PaBk TeiiTBB.—Mme and AagnatlDeNeorluepaoked ihia booee week el 8, produeiog *VU O" aod "^be Bor Tramp." Booked: 19. 19. 17. Jamea B. Mackle tn 'The Bide Show;" 18,19, 10, Pauat A Tborpe'a t;o., In "Wifa for wife." SoLoiiRB' noui TniATKB.—Sadie naaaoD, In **The K'otacty OlrL" 8; drew the oaual big b<*aloeaa. "The Irlah Uomaatead'' la booked for U, '^e Oaplalo'a LoxDOM TviATKB—Diamond Blatara, Tom Oorman wd Lotue De Vera Celambat.—At tbe Orvid Opera HoageDoa* nellyjud (llrard opened a two Dlgbta* engagement OeL Ift-^ThaWalaaOMrmCo. bad llgbT baalnaiak-lOL CbAB. I*. DtTladidw^f ii.l\ The BeabrookeOpera Co. gire two perlormaooea IT. lA Hub BfRBVT Tbbatbb.— The Paalloe nallOHrmCo. opaaed for three olgbu 19. -Wile for Wife" i-iO. and JTba Loat Paradlae*^ iui3 both did a goodboainaaa. Mna. and AnguaUn KeoTlUa 18^. Ahron—At ttie Acadomy ot Miulc "A Cork ■an-'diaafair boaloeaaiiflt 7. **ATripto Cbloatovn*' udaUrgahouaaU. loaa MeCaaher draw rood buaioaaa 19, Boohed: Jaoea J. <'.oTbettl9. *Tba Croaaroada ot ■'■■•'17, "The Pay Tfmlo"l9, "RiaLeat Pamaiaa"KL theLllIrOlay-a Co.n. OOLOMBiA Ball -looea* Band, 9 H«aaaeld,«At tbe Momorlal Opera Uodm .» *. **'*t>nu Udy Qoanet, for the Haaonle benaAt faa« loalAlr aliad beuae Oat 9. * rhe Danler*' geve ajiiiafartlon to a nrdiomalud audience, ID. "ATnpto t-bioAiowo' deltibtadalArgebooae 19 At the Weat roartaemh Bir»*t Audltormra, ProL ClareoG*Sddr gATO ^^nUi^ reeoal, aa a local bmeat, to a Urte aedleoce •■iS* ^">^ DoBoa" oonea 19, "Aoroaa the Petonao" 10, Pay Train" a. ZaBMTiiiv^Tbo ftdnnoe gale of mUb for jMOaa q. ilMt»ooka, In -Tbe lale of Champagne." at ?£^i«>Oct 19. la UBoaaaUr larg*. "DownMBDlKM" '•^iJ^*.^^ of Lll?*B Obarlea L. Darla* Alvia Jaaiin" at tte Open HoBBa,9^ had a M« a^laaea. THE JSTEW YOBK OLIPPEB. 523 MAS SACHUSE TTS. llmtaB_OcL u Dulel FrDtamti'i New York LjMttDi ThMlt. Co. .,11 .,wr It Ih. Rolllt Rum TliMln,uul<lnprMaat lor ib, am Ud.Iii ihlielir •Hi« Abuooi" Th.pl»7libo.k«dfor»ninof»T.ti WMt>. "MIH OTDUbII." Clrwl , iplMKUd WMt IJ. BOWD«l»BQMMT«lATlt-"Tll,ColtODllo,"rrtlM liti«uilhoU)l, llraipull 00 public punou, ult mora, II not loogar. OaLDifRiAT8BATBB-*'Oo the Mtaalaalpol" cWad U A f"^i' fonnighf, and la (lollowod, 14, Vr IlirIi?uJf Wi2!**' Weii'-V'-fi-rnrSe auHD Oriu noo*B.-"Pawo Ticket 110" draw aood bualnaa to MaoaOeU A Magea'a hooae laat •eek. and a folla.eo thU week br chaj B. BlAnara fSree Ssid? "*BAgiageCbeok."w^lcb win beaUen lua^tSSin :5SVf£:^'*i^'?"'i'i Roee.Cbeaneau. Lotue Maddao and oihen. Kaxt weak John L. SalIIran will mAhe bla '^"iS.V^IM*?.'" $'«c>t?,7*tle"t ao It iaAOTartii^: HJS "1'i*»f**.*'!r " •leeUMt'booae. T^ia Baek, M. B. Curua, in "Bam* oi Poaen *• Tbe lenath of tbe eagageDent la not annoooead. TBBBoirr riBATHB.-Blea'a 8arprUa Party open at the TremoQt M, la "Itfj." wbieh wiu U prodo?ed with saw ooatumea. moBio, aoogA. apeclaltiea, and a nneral naw- neaa aod freabnaaa througbouL Bjwroit MiatOK.-»Prinoe Pro Tarn" la drawlog big aodlepoea to Maoacer Plakl'a bouaa, aod it alii run wall -eehtf***" * ' bualneaa" la being lotrodaced BOBTON TaBATBB.-Tbia week oIoMa the auecaaalul alx waaba* eogagement of Dennan Tbompaon at the BoBtoo, where tie baa been drawing the blageat kind ol bualneaa. Next week, 'In Old Keniocky." KBin a Niw Tbhatru.— Week of 19 Manager Kalih uaoaBceahUTaudanlle and apeelAltyaDUriatnmaui: U^'.^LP"^**^..'''^ CAloado, Lydia YeAmaoa Tltoa. F. J.YIhia, Alolde CapitAiof^buley aod Barbed, the Quartet, Jamea Tborntoo. the Poor Oold amItbBlatara, Fielding, tbe Big Four, Blllr Courtriibt, ibeComaUa Broa.,Topaok and Bialle, and Barton ana Camatoa. UowAHD AniBirAOM.~For thla waekpatrona of Man- ager Uthrop'R Weal End bouae will aee the Uoeard Burlaique Co., In ' Yeoua and>doola:" al*OA»erlaaof Ilvlogple(oraa.and an olio In which appear Joe Fltno, Youni Biarligbt, tbe Auatrallan featlier weight in AparrroKboolowiih local boxen; the three Renoa, Fred Piper, Dorotbv Drev. toe KIraliy Ballet Troupe. Mamie Plowar.the KiliaeA,Ma Howell. Prof. Carllale'a trained don, uanr and Alice Uleaaon, Oracay and Burnett, Lilhaa Carllale, Jobn and NalUe CuUlran and Carrie Monroe. hoaae,weak ft 19, Oeorge Dixon and bta aptclaltyoom- —juy.wbleb Include the Wood Blaiera, Nellie tteyoiour. iuie Malaoo. iienUey and Qrare. Murphr aod McCoy, MarlaWarran,UaTuaaandRadmoiid.Janaku Lavaadar and Tbompaon, Herbert and Carr, the Pinkhaio Htpten and AodyBlierwood. Ltobcm Tbuthb —Manager Hohr Aoooanoea thla aa a Mar woek ai bla handaome booae, aod haa billed a auoog Hat of attraoUoDa. Among them are Maud Hatloomi, PreaaEldridre, Ryan And itltchlleld, MArtinetti, Ooorow and IiorallA{the toTlncible trio), UArdiog and Ab Bid, tbe Murray Broa. B. B. Nlokoraoo, the Qonnao Trio, Mile. Olife, the Emery Biaura Mile. Carliot aod bar trained doga aod moBkeya,aod Dixoo andl^n*. The anaiblbltlon byProl. Olea, which opened at the I^um Theatre8, haa beendiacontinued,owing toimparieulona which M>. Olea la to rear-anga for a lator date. ADBTig ASTO.iit UCBBOB—Delano Friis la a prime aUraaiCD lo >'toDe A Bhaa'a Lecture Hall, whereabocan beaaao tbia week the Coreao Warriora, the calabiatwl clock, the nooater .gorilla, "Oumbo," the Sddf Broa, flab) "Oumbo," thelaabeUafamilyni mandolin playera. And other feAtnrta Hourly ai*ga ahowa are glren by Van Lear aod Barton, Webaur aod Coolan aod otbora. URiND HDBBDM.—At Maoagor Lothrop'a Booth Bod ThAAire, thla week, bta atock compaoy la billed la "Tbe LiitleOiant,"wlihKathertneRobarin the leading role ol Bat Fairfax. lo the newly relttod aod relumialtad Inawoodaawlogcontoat: alaoaaarleai apdlo therArlaijahoware Joe F^oo, t _ _ j|, Cbaj. KeooA, BOAOloo and " and altty Allyne lo lareo comedj reuyglrUeoiagtd of liriof pleuirea, Ubaa Cartaraud exhibition hall can be aeena befy ol preuy gIrUeoiagtd —■ Fba ' Pa: lEtli , . Jy. Norrs.—MIooieDeUgmanbaa ba«n eogatedbyMana- Conone Muile, Alice aod Billr Payae, Logao aod De Look, Chaa. Keooa, BoaoIoo and Etiroy, and Jack Talbot k; J B. E Ruee aa a mamlMr of itta Caatle Square Tbeatfe .J Jaa. A. He roe lafiatUogfrleodaio Boaiooaod wlUaoen read bla new pIa7,"Ad UnoiDclAtPAtriot," to HiuGArdoer Open end other mujlcal prodaoUooa wlUhoM tbe atageol theTremont ThtatraforaoBtetime to come aod oompel the poaipooentntnrdramatlo attrao- tlona oDtll veil along toward the New Year J. H. Uil- moar, and Mary Uampton, the laiiar waU known u a for- mer member ol the Boatoo Moiaam Co., will hare the leading roiea In "Uowlng ilie Wind," which eomei 11 the Oolambla Theatre oeit week Mr. and Mra. B, P. Kalib ntoroed to thair Brooklioe borne IS, afler an abaioce or three looDtha, aone weeliaoi «bleh wereapeot at Polaod bprloga, two at Bar Harbor. He., aod the r»- maloder of the iime lo drltieg ihroogb the moaoiaina, Tnalr compaoiooaat loierrala ware A. Paul Kel'b, Mra. B. F Albee. ol Brooklioe. aod the Mlaaea M. LooUe aod Qraee 0- Fynea, ol Allat^n. LysB—At the Ljqd Tbeatre Junes J. Oorbett rame Ool 8 u a packed hoaae. UamiUe D'Arrltle played "Mada'eloe, or the Maglo Kiaa" to a good boaineaa 0- Bdwaid Uarrlgao made bla drat aupaarance bare lo OlieeoyaanlO, H, lo ■*Belllyaodihe4Ul"aod*Cordella'a Aaplrailona," to a fair hualdaaa Lewia Mnrrlaon pre aenied "Fault" 13. i9 to good booaea. Couiog: "Uoaa and Uoaa" 21, * Shore Acrea" 20^17. MiTBJO Rall-K. p. riolliran, lo "Slarea of the _ _. >an, l_ __ _ . _ Street," 1^-17, with an olio lnalualo|r Lewi-and Hnlick, Bbaa and Eacla, Dollle MitehalL Praok E. Mwanla, Moya and Noyaa, and William^MH^on. kjiaco'e City Clan" IB-XL BAwtalle'a DranuUe Company n-TT. 0OB9IP.—Julea OArrliMW nnd wife Joined Adema' "A Oiisy Lot" here, replaciog Uharlea aail Myoale Bur> roaxba Mnllan and Bhaehan leave bore H to Join Batoa Brotfaam "Humpty Dampty" at bldgevood. N. J Charlea A- Alley. Mualo UairaacenioarU«t,liaa completed two handiomedropa for Satooa aod ffbltney with Maaoheatar'a NigbtOela. l#owell^At tbe Open House Edward Hsrrl- gao, Id "Beilly and the 4U0." cameOot. B (tbe QRh aooi- vanaiy of the opeoing oi thla bouae), anJ played to H. R. O. The 'HoblQ Uood" Opera Co. came v, u). to good boaloeaa Buart Rooaoo, In **Ti>e UenrUua," IJ, bad a lair alx>id hoaae at adranced pricee. Booked; "Pawa Ticket No. aiu" 19, Marie Jaoaao lA Helen Daarrar 19, -Tbe Tffo Or^ana,'' with Kato Oiaxton aod Mme. JADanecbek, to, tfmo UaLU— Jaa. R. Adama In "A Oraxr Lot," played l/igood bouaaaS-lO Aoatlo'eOlganieana did a big boil- n&u 11-19 Booked: Fentoo Broa., In theOiilonel aod I" 19-17, *Tlm the Tinker" Ib-S. Ethel Tuokar, with a apeolall; M!e<ib>d tximiuy, S3 ^ui week BMUDTkBATKB—The huaae«aa dark ft-10 TbaLadlea' Clob Borieaqua Oo. Came II-18 to guod bualoeaa. Mao- agar V. U. aiditoo leit toau aoddeoly 7. Some of tha OMDpaniea reoeotly booked at the BUoubareoTaratopped the Donoda of daoeooy, aod tha Board 01 Aidanneo, at theirDaatlogVreTOked ihe Itoenae ol the ihaatrei, to lakeeffKtll The bouae will now renuln dark uoill a oaw maoager and a new llceoaa la obuined. 8prlB||fl«ld.—At QUmore's Coort Sqtiara Tbea* tre, Ooi- 9, Oookat^dar'a Mioauela diew a llaht bouaai J.J. Corbeitauraoiad a large male audleoeeia Camilla D'ATTlUa had Bood retona IL Booked: 16^ "The Trolley gyaiem;" 17, "TbeTwoOrphana;*' 18, Badle Martlnot OiuaoaB'B Opbha Hudsb.— "flUTort I>a)a."br a col- ored troupe, did a fair boaloeaa 8,9, UL Week of 19, Tbe BaMwiBA. ToogSB's Pahloh TaBATRB.- a good ahow waa pre aanted to good aiied audieoeea Uat week. Week of 19: Faaole I<ealla, Qarrey and Ooynane, Cbaa Dlamood, Marion Puka, LlaoatC Martin, Bogene Ward aod the La> JLawrenre.—Atttae Open House Rlce*s Onod Opera Uooao Oo. with a drat elaaa band, oame Oct. 8-19, In araperwrr, atrednead pricea,the audleocea aa a role being only fair. Coming: U. "Pawn Tiehat ilU:" 11 '^oreAoraa:" 19. Marie Jaaaeo; ID, "Uoaa and Uoaa;'' 9. Daoman Tbompaon. Oaiitt.— Bookloga 19: J. W.Tbompaon, KltUa Bmllh, Tom BryaoL LoiUe Borgeaa aad Maddao aoi Killeo. TaamtoB.—At tbeNew Tbeatn "Psnl fUonr," Ooi. 1^ had a »mall houao. "Shore Acrea,' 11, drew targe bulDaaa.--**Tha Two Bia are,"!!, bad a fair audlaoee. Oomlcg: Helen DaoTiay 19, "Kobio Hood" 19 Moale llall, ihe ProutyHpreialiy Co. 19,». DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WaahlBBtoB^Karle WaJnwTtgbt sppeued laat week at Albaogh'a Uraod Opera Hooae, preaenting "Da«|btan of Bre** for Are nlBhia, and cloaing the weak With "An Uaaqoal Hatab." Both playa ware arttailealiy renderod and leeelred ahnndant painoage, wbieh waa ereolydUtrlbotad tbroaghont the week Donnelly aad OInrd made ibeir annaAl Appeenice et RApley'a Naw MatlooalTheatre, presenting "fbe HaiomAkara" to good taaiaana. **rhe Bnalgn" waa praaaoioo at Raplar'a Aeademy of Mnalo to top beary hooaaa, bat the audienoe made op In eoihnalaam wbai thwy lAoaed 10 nambara. ■Toe BilU Alarm" appeared at Butler'a BOooTbeaira, which waa Amply BUed Ateaob of tbe nine panomanoea. Weber A Flalua'Owu ro, lacudioa L^iUe (Jilar>o, bad aa noBllent weak at Varaan'a Lrcoom Tbea're. Erarr p-r fotmaoee waa wall atuoded, aa la uioaily the eaae wbeo u>u oorobinailoD mahea ua aooaal appaaraoaaL BaruT'B KATioMALTBUfBB.—Daly'a Coaediaot, In "A Night OB" aod "flerao Twentr Bi|bt«" li-V, Ada SMito 0-tr ALSAVOB'a ObabdOpbba ETocu—Worde end JAmee, IDlepartorj, IWD BobenMAOttUatn BLatlbt'b AoaoanT or Moaio- — Bandow a Troeadato Tandefm«I9-»Jt"8iroeknii"M. MiLSB's Buoir TgBaTBi.-''Peek'e Bad Boy** U-l^ "A Kenn^ti lrl"g -fr. , ^ ■ «. Kuua'B bTonn TBiAnn.—Tbe Franaa rouy Oo., J{i^*3^'^P»B,l9-«^nyde'aConedlana,wlth Helen HBTBBAOTT Mptio Hau.— BUeo Boaoh Taw. prima B«!!; W"'t*rmooio riab. Mr aid Mr? '>»^*"M0 In coaoert 18. .Ji'ilSt^^'* Riddle baa Jaioad the Donnelly A Qir- aM ataiT aa irmiAurar, aod latt here with tbe eompaey IL w.Vi.'Ai"* ^ Joined tbe Neil 'turgeu'IJoaBiy ^^''tr South, ttklag the eharacter -hllSii'?* FTfclerick Bomf and oomeaoy, Who will tear tbe eoootry, commaoclog oett FaJlwnl rVJl B»n»jemeot of Charlea A. Bbaw and Wal- ton Bradford. Mr Bbawbaa bean for aeTenliear* the treaaurerofRApler a Natioaal Tnaaire but now ocenplaa aaimilar poaition at tbe Albaogb Oraod Opera llouaa Mr. Bradfopl hat been thaauically ooBoecied lor the paat Bti or wren jaara. Tbeywill manage Mr. Bood for Uto reara from BepUmber oett PENNSYLVANIA. PhtlBilelphla^aoager Howe hsa ttie only noraltlea lo towo thla week at Uie Park aod Walout. Palmer Cox'a *'8rowalea" oiake ihalr debut at tbe former honae. aod. Judging from tha adrance aale. the ahow win do an eoormooa boaloeaa. The performaoce laoorelio theettraioe. At the Waiout "Off tha Earth" la racelTlog Ita flrat Philadelphia piodaouoo. Baainoaa laat week cooUoued drai cUaa. «iib a proiiilaed r«i>etl- Ur>n ofblii houaaa ihia week. PiBK Thbathb -Palmar Cov*a "Browoiaa" bagan a teoweeVa'engaiemeotoet 19, ibia betog the flrat pro ductloo of the lalr; aMoiacla 00 any aU|a. Tbe ahow la uoder iheperaooal dlrMlion of Mr <;oi, with B«o Teal lochargeel iheatage The muaio laby Maloolm Dong- laa. Tbeeonpaoy, which numbera nearly ooahuodred peopl*. bai been aeieoted wiio oai*. not only lo the mat- ter of anlatio attalnmaot, but peraoDAl appoAfiocaAa «•! • Hr. Cox bu aecured all the aodarelaed plajen he ceuM flod. Amoog ihoaewbo take the prioclpal rolea are Lloda da Cuua, Ida Mal>e, Maude Tbompaon, LouIfo Bodloott, Oeoralo Ueoio. Pioreoca Thorotoo. Charlea Draw. Alire Joloton. Baiu Bdwarda, Robert naroM, ArUiar >illeia.Cbarle« llagao. Fred R. RonoelU A. W. Mafiin. Waller fliaik, Willla Pickert, Bt^phao Ftrguaoo Hfdo.y OranL the Whiapler Twioa Tom C<tl|ioa, J. L Webber, Y aok Dttole, ir P. MelRga Praok Bluooa, Wil Ham Browu W. A. Kllrain. Joaeph W. ttmilay. A. Bat Bnat, Al. R. Bueaa. WiUiam 11 Nonhwood. Leo Lamar, W. A. tmoe and K. A. Wllliama The pmdooilon la cod- trolled brC. B. JaiTervon. Riaw A Erlaoger. WALKtrr 8TBBBT TuaATBi.—Jnoepb Vorphy taat weak ptarad to crowded bouaee at arery performaoc*. ThU week "Off the Karth.'- by the American Trareaty Com- pAor, wiih Kddle Foy u a aiar. la gtTao lu Mk local preduetloa. Tbe aogagement la for two weeba AooiTOBicH.-Bandow'a Trueedero Vaaderlllai had a Teat weeir, anrt people were tamed away eiery night be reourd of the houae waa brnkeo, aod Manager Oil- more haa been viae In aecudni a retom engageuient Tbeabo* la eaoellent lo erary pirticalar. Thu week, U/da'aCAmeditoa, haaded by Ifeieoe Mora. Neit week, Weber A Field'a Compaoy. Cbkvtxot Brassr Oriiu HocBB.-Tlia drU week of AdA Reban'a eoeagamaat waa rather dIaappolntiDg, from a doanclal polot of ilnw. While buaioeu waa tood. b^ log poaalbiT a little abora (be eierage. Niioo A Zlumiar man bad Anticipated tlie aame emouot of bu*lDau which oaed to reaali from the Daly eoiaiementA, bat ehtch did not maurlallae. HIaa Hehaa apmn thla week 10 -Lofe 00 Cratehea,'* '-Aa Voo Like It" and'^he Tamtng tha Sbraw." Neit weeh,Camllle D'Arrilla. In "MadelelDa. or The Bagio Kiaa." OlBARO ATagng Tdiatml— '*The RUala" la tlia hiU thla weak. The principal rolaa are eoacted by Mra. Jobn Drew, Joaeph J. llollan ■ and Wilfred Olarke. «ho are aopportad by the atuck ooinpaoy. Ho great baa bean the demand for aaata lliat Maoaaer llolUnd «lllbreAk ooeoi bta rolaa, and run "Tha Hif Ala** tor two weeka. BuoD.-^iowded houaaa ware the rule all laat week, aad "Tha Maaoot" waa aicelleotly prodaoed. "JuplUi'' la on thla week, and ihe Taodatille bill la randerpd br Nelaow, LoTAOioo and Nelaoa, Baaco and Roberta, Marie aod Vao Aukao, Raddiog aod Siaotoo, tl»e llaaleja, A. 11 Lawraooa. Paotur aad Booti, Meeker aod Mack. aoJ Heiatoo end Slater. FoBflFAUoa's TagAtaa.->'Tbe BorgUr" Uat week troTOd 10 be the beat aitractloo Maoager Korepauih haa ad ihiaaeaaoQ, and draw orovded bouaee at arery per- fermanre. Tha atook company la get'lng a much oaedad roat thli week, aa John L. SullWan la playloa lo "A True AoarleaiL" Kaxtweek, LiUlao Keooedy In "HhaCouldn't Marry Three." Kmpjab Tobatrb— Oferflowloa houawi were tberuU alllaatweek. wheoPrimroaeA Weat'a Mioauela pUied to the biggeatweek'e buainea«done by Maoagera wor- rallA Tarlor thla n«aann Thia week "Tbe naw floulh" mored down town and aliouKl do well Meat weah, "Elgbt Bella." PiuirLB*a ruBATAK.-'^e New Bouth" pleyad to flrU olAaa retiiroH lam week. This week, "J. K Ktnmet, la "Priu In a Mad Ifouaa" Neit week, *^e Power of the Nauokal Tubatrk.— '-Oldaiorr" created a laTorable Impreaaion Uat week aad draw big houaaa. Haniona "Faataama" la on ihta week. BBOiDBrnRBTTDBATRB—The eocood week of "Prin- oeaa Boooie'a" eogagonant, wbtle not up to the eoor- mouabuaiaaai of the opening week, waa naTerthalau Uraa. The company will be known on tlie road aa the Philadel^ia Comic Openrompaoy. CUBBTHITT BTRBIT TOBATHB —"A Trip to ChlOato«n" riU)odtolairboalaau laat week, and iJia preaeotweak a ADOounord aa lu laat appaanooe lo Hittadalphia- *Tbe Oiri I Ult Behind Me^oatt week. BLarBNTB RraavT Opb«a llocraB.—There la an eoUre chaoiaofblU thla week.aad Manager Carocmaa la pre aeoting two burleaqae^ entitled "The Prince la Bonj" aod "Marryiog ATiiU.*' Tbelormeria a trareaiyopon Willard Bpeoaer'a aucceuful opera. New faaiurea are alao latrouu'od lo tbe flrat part aod the olio NiXTH AKDAKCoHosBOii.—Maaagar Bradeoburgmade a uo airlbe vitli the lat giria* race, and turned peoiile away for two weeka. The preaent lekturee are BUak Cmuk, the akatlog borae; Ariuna Jaok, eipert rllle abet, and tha Albino Twina A troupe ol Japaaeae perlormani will be aeon in the theatre. KayaiHUTOir Tsutrb.— Manager Bart baa alerted glrlag comblnatlona, and "Moggi' LAOdlog" tarihta weeb'a altraotioo. Tbeoompaoy uicludea tbe "Hugia' Landing" Qoartot, the Four In uaod Haiul, Con Pryor. Hoae Carroll, Viola ArmaUoog, KItllo Fraaer, Jennie Adana, Oeorge Mif bell, NaiCantor, KidiardtiUgor, Joe tuandiab, Hanr Walunand Joaeph Oreen. Keit weei, ArfaUray. Id ' Beat Lyooe." LvoBDM Tubathb.— LAat wook Bob FItialnmona' Com- paoy played to good bualoeaa. Tbe Pay Foeiar Comuny la the eurreat Aitraoiloo, with the three MarraUea. Maya aod Hunter, Brothara La Motne, Annie Hioebart, Tag- tArtAod OAriAod, NaiBooia, Moruo and Coiamao, John arloo aod Fl treoee Edwarda. Neit week. Rica i Ber ton'a Comedlana, 10 ''Kaole Danla." BTiiniBO TuBAraB.-'*Ptck'a Bad Bor" drew bla beuaea taat week. TbU week J. B.Toole.lo "llllAroey Aod the Rhioe." Next week, Peullae Parker, la "Wild Boa*." .Nona.—Oeo. Learook. aopportad br Carrie RadoHITe, atarta on the road nail week with '*Fauat" He will beaees lo tbU city at toe Eaoalngtooandfliaadard... .lUrrigan'a company eomM to the Cbeain at Street Opera Uooaa oeit motiu Tbe one baodreri and twenty Ofib perform- aDoeof"PriooeaaBooale"wllloc«or S. HouTooira will be diatnbaied The engeaemaot la announced of Cora Van TaaaeL eiarring in '*Tennaaaee*a Pardner." to William Htuart. lau ol Robert Maaull'a eompanr. They will be married lo L-'ndon at ctoae ol the praaeot aeaaoo. "Mlaa Othelloaoonedy, br Arthur ritirilog aod the lato Pred Lealia, waa porchaaed In Engtaoil laat Buiamar by Aaaaatlo Daly. Mr. Daly, bowarer. flodi that It win be impracticable for blm 10 prodoce It, aod therefore be offered H to Manager HolUnd of the Oirard Arenae, where it will follow theengagementof Mra. Jolio Drew. Joaeph J. Hollaad and Wilfred niarke will boih be In the caat Wm J Iraio, who waaaJei^ted IromtbeUeoaioguin rhf^rePeb. 91 Uat, hu begun a salt for dAmagci aaaluai John 0. Jenuon. wbo, al that time, waa laaaee ol ihe bouae Owing to tbe auddto llloea* of Wilired Ularke, thera waa no performance at the Oirard At^bua II Haadevwaa entertained at Ibe Pea and Pencil Clab It OUiera who oooulbaiad to tlie eotartalomeotware Bob FiUtimmooa, Andrew Maok, Tom Daly, Ralph BiOKiiam, the boy orator, and "Miaa8«ottle,"the elarar perforaiog dog with the Haodow abow The Palaoa Theatre waa laaa»i to the maaageraof the oM aemAolalii.aod Ueraao pUyawill be produced. Tbe houae baa been oloaed lor orer a year, and on 1!L wheo Mr. Wiopaooy, the owoar. wool to (he tbeaire to look about, he diacoTortd that tbe carpeU aod nearly all tha daoora- tleoa and omaaeota bad beeo atolen. Ha eati' raacae hit leaaatlLOD TheBoenloTheatre aad Ca- rooAal are drawing erowdato tbe Biar Laa Vao Uyck haa raturaed to bar home to thla city At TIaaoi'a ibla weak are Bar Irrloe. Foater and Meaney and MAria Win- aoD 0. Blvood i;arp*otor*a Jofeuile Oompaoy wiU rroduea "Cinderella" at the Temple Tbaatra. (;anid«u, 9.tJ Annie Abbott, the Ueorgia Magoat, will Ap- peer At the Breed aTaryafurnnon next eeak Pore- paoRb Park, about the only 'teairable circaa aito in u/mu, haabeenaold u AndrewZane. who will erect dweHlag hooaea upon it "Ibe drowniea * were in rehearaal ai tbe ParhTbeatre from li o'clock flaturda* oigiic aoul9 o'clock fluoday morning, aod again froio 7 ooUl told' night floBday ee eoing. Plttatoarg^NoUiIng bat oomedr for tht cq»- toinera of our abew abop« again thla waek. BiJOD TBBATiia—"A Railroad Tl«kei"0et. lA "fltniek Oil" did waU laat week. "Down In Dixie" U, fnr flrat tine here. Pabr TBBAni.—Ada Gray, In "RaatLynoe," tilin when "The Old Bonth" will h« given ror flrat Ui— Daa MC'arthy eloaed a aailataoiory week 19. OBaHO (iraBA UoiTtB.—"My Auot Bridget," aa pre- aauted by Oeorge Hooroa. la thla waak^e aitraelloo. Loala AMnch oloaed a good week lo "My Paruar" U. ■TbeBUefc Croofc"a. Baar rbd riBAnH —Beaaie Booehlll aod her "Play- Baiee"19 aad week. Powell, the magiciAO, aeerad a bU Urtwaak. "Jaoe" B ALTiHTBBATBa.—Camilla D'Anrllla, la "Hadeleioe, 1 the Hagle Kiaa," for the Bret time bere,U. Eddie For did well in "tiir the Banh" op to lA "The Amaiona" tL lor tbe trttUma bare. OOQOaRB TgXATBB.—William Hooy, in **nie Flama,' lA for tbe Bret Ume bare. Thoe Q.Aeabrooke doeed a big weeb'a bualetaa Ig Augnalla Daly'a Co. D Habbt WiLUana* aoadbmt or Hcaia —Ooa Hiira World of Nnvaluee thia week Tbe fUnia-Bantlej Co. didaapieodid buaioeeaoptois. TheNiibtUwUO. Uaaar DiTia' Koaa Hoaxa—Io«a Paioier (iron. Jawed wtrmao) and Wild Bnri aad Little RaiaBbot are ihe priocJpal oew aiiraeiiooa in the Oorlo Hail ihia week Una here. The atAge ahow la giran by MoreLAnd A Tbenpaoi TaodeviUe Htara. BonneM coatioued Urge op to It BTRATa—Jamta T. Kail/ ol "A BAllroad Tiakat'To., will praaeot "Oar Irlih Vlaiior*" lo Eogland neat Hem. mer Jamea H. Jardloe haa beea eppuiotad aaalataai iraaaorer of tbe Alrlo Simeon BiaeeU, the 1 koowo piaalat aod i«laao teacher of thia eliy haa wrlltea a new eoale opora, called "Loclella." wblch la pro- oooooed by all mealeal erltlca who bara baaid It to be oBO of the moti origual aad ahamlag aempoeiMona (a WIlkwatMm^At tbe Gmod Open Uouss BartT O'Neil, u "Irlah Inaplralloa," Oct A had a amall booM. floo. D[xoD'aVaadeTllleCo.B.tied nlr.topheavy aod maikfoline boaloeaa CDriaoe,9,nad goodbualDepa "Charlar'a Auot,'* 10, bad a big hooee. Hldaay Drew, la ■^e Ollded Aga,** lA had good attondaoea. "The Limited Nail," 14, had good buiioaaa. Tor>ome:"The P?**r. et Ih* Pr**e*' i^ *Tbe_aalley RlAfa:* \K yo\A wail. "AO Araoiaa niani" a, lu naa nini "Peek*a Ba>I Bor" |l, IA 19 had good boaloeaa. <-Otir Irlah Vlillon" 19. lA 17. RTca A Banno'a lA 19, g]^ "The T.de ofLlfe" & 91, "Hide T niory" 19. Fanate Rice B, "Tbe Black Orook" tt, tA Uao- lDaa'**raQtAAUA'* IMT. Hrmc lUtL—"itfA'* atadTAoead prleas A drew fhlriy well. "An Arabian Niaht** A 10 had 1l|ht bualneaa, *" ' " - ... "boaineaa. Toroma: aOoinadlaaa ^. Traohed**B, WoMPBRLARD TBBATms-HrsBB.—A eooBreaaol itrOBg women and the Marmhea, Mtke Traey, P. J. Kaoyoo and Deganio8-13had fairaliendanc*^ Tooema: Prloe^TlDy- mitea'd aai<eelaliyoonipaiirl9-U,tharitaDdardOTAiaatlo Oa.»>ir. AKaoBB.—At the KloTeoth Atoduo Open Uoaae "Bpldaraod Fit" draw a foil hoaa«9. Jamee B Haokie'a -HUe Rbow" ha-1 a fhir aiaad an(iian<« 10- P(or«aea Blodlar. in "Tbe tTapuin'a date*- iHd lalrly wail II, John Kemell 19. Bany O'Nalll lA Lillian Keonedr lA 19. U, RIohaTdaaodPrlngle'A HioatreUli. "Our Uoole Dad< ler' K HiewATt Rohaoo tt, "Men end Women'' 98 IIabrt Datin* Eobr Mi'aiB.-Ruaioe*a waa good weak of a-U. TIte atuaetion*: Tbe Pap*f King, Adda May .N'ailaoo.Caaeyaod Lei.Iair, Juho aod Reoa Sandaro, aad Lulu Waoiworth ' MuMotm'a PIcnIo" wu praaeoted to tha thaatorionwiih theee people: Jeaa Piokana, KOdie Bdwanla, E. L. TfKiroaa, Jamaa Oaaey, John anil Haoa Baodara and Agoee ParaelL TbIa week, Antonio Voo Uoire and tha llviog plctorea. Eabt BIDS Tbbatrb— "RATod fTom the Wraok" wea preaaatod by loeal laleot to a toll hoaae lA HeBdlBK^"The LImlieil Hall" drew well M the Aeadviur ol Mualo Oct A Conanaplarad to larae bualnaaa Ml HIdoey Drew had a amall bouae II. Barry O'Nalll, la "Iriah Inapiratioa,** did fairly well 19. ' <Thar> lei'a auot" waa grwtiMl by a large audienoe IS t'omtog: *l}id Qlory** lA Juho Kereell 19, *>Tfar Power ol the Preif' W QiuRO UriRA llwoBB —The Noaa Jollltlea ware well re> oeiradB P. J. R. Toole, lo "KtilamaT aotl the lUilna." played to fair buaiB«aall-lA Flalda a llaoaon'a Uraw- laeCanlacoma 19. BiJoo ToBATBB —Mr. aod Mra. llawlay deaerTod larger aodiaacaa H-ii Hafton'a Vaudeville Co. 19-JJl llarrlaburn^BaslDeBS ploketl up at itie Qnnd .Mra Houae Uie paat week. Jauiea Haoki*, lo "The Bide Hhow," did wril i)eL 9. HIce'a '191," had a packed honaa 11. Barry O'.Veill, la "Irlah Ioapirailoo."|iailaO to appear U. AdlaMtdi from Heading autad that the oompanf had olo*eaoa acoouotol poor bualneaa. Book- loia: RoblaaoB Operafompaoy waek of lA Boair MvaaB —week of ia Prul. Baodeeo (mtod reader). Paper King, Mualeal RATana. MayNeliaen,the Daiaaoa, LeOUIre and Caaey, tbeBliarplleaand HeoHltlalda WiLLUK RLOA!*, of Rloo'a "llPf* CompAOT, reoolvod the aewa, IX of the death of hii litilo boy al Maaohvaur, N. U. , HorBBtOB—At tHe FrothlDBbam UUIan Rlan- vail, in concert, u«t tt, lor the beoailt of Ht Luke*a Free KlfMaraenee. the New Tork Oelebrluea 17, **Tbe Tide of Ula" l9.m. ^ AoADiMT.—"The Power of the Preaa" lA "Tha Limited Hail" 19. -rhe Oalley Rlare" 17, "Old iHorv" IH. DiTta' Til RATH B,—'-Koem lea for Life" lA IT. Vtf (an De Hoatn Co. W-30. LBBoaater^At ttie Pulton Open House Bldaev Drev. aa i:n|. Mulberry Hellera, In 'Tbe Uildad Age,^' dree well OoL h. Frohman'a Co., In "Man aod Women," had a Urge houae 9. ilaoloo Rroa' "Kaotajnio" had good bualneaa ID, II. HIce'a "I4fr' had laraa bouae*. maUoee aod OTeolug, IS "Old Ulory" IA John T. - - 'arUa lA Maria Waiawrlglit '" B here IV, W. FiaMe* Drawlog CanlB lA Maria Waiawrlglit IT.. Webli Rroa.' Olraua eloaee ita a LOUISIANA. New Urle«aDespite tbe repulaUoo ibo ftoatb eojoja aa being A bad iOaac during tlie early part ol Ihe aeaaon f-r theeuical angagempnla Uie really good attractiooa (hat have vialiad Naw Orleani have uiet with algnal aucceaa, and exoallaot boalneu liaa beeo the reeard of the inaoaRera of the Tarinua pUyliouaea uffor- Inieutarlaloinanu calling lor publlo recognition and daoamllng dMeriad oom menu ellun. Tlia pa^ntnaof llm' atrea aoulhol Ihe Meavo aod DIaon Una. adTanoing with tha tiuea, become more aod more olamoroua lordramatio eiMlleucy in every reapeci, aod to oonaa«iuaoce grow mora eiacUng. UlURO UrsHA llooaa -When the ouruin deocepdeO npon'thepreaentatiou or"loeog," the aliuoat noaflimuua vardicl paaead by tha audlaoee waa "A briaht and lunny lUlloconady." "laeog," waa rBbla«ed,U0L ll, by "A Jolly Oood Fallow," U.Thua W. Keeoe. AoiDBHT or Mraio.—"A BlackHbeap,"«liidi liu been billed aaa companioo pUy to "A Tnp'ia Uhluatowo," faraurpaaaealta eonipaoieo lo dialogue, mealc, aoog, aad the people It loiruduoea. UcL IA "Oiootr fair" BT. CUahLRiL—"The Dutger Hlgoal'* atiraotwl lairlr sood hooaea OeL M. Arehie llujd. lo "Tbe l>>iiouy iFHaNOB Oraiu.^Hi lA Arthur Ihiriao, bavlogcom- plated the work of orgaoUIog Uie opera iroape lur Ui« cemiog aeatOD, 10 compaoy with a number ei aiog- eia, left hUTope lur America, aod are eipeoied to ar- fire In Hew Orleana B. Tlieir Initial (rtrionuaoco wiil baglveo Nov. a. Tbe Coinpaor aa urifloally pUnood, waa deaigoed to give oaly Uie lighter operai^ auch aa "Maoon,'^ "Lafcme," "Martha," aod the oparatUa: but when Mr. Durleu reached France be loaod *uoh a nuui- bar of people dlaeoRARed, and eager tu tialt New UrUatia, that be concluded to aecure auob of Ihemaa wouhi rendar poeaible the praaeoiail«D ol aomeof tbagiaodarcoiiipoai- tlona, faeling aaaored Una would aUiT to the aeawtn'a artiatlo value. Toe reault waa the engaeaniaiii of M. Aoaatay.flrai tenor; Mile. Lavllle. and H. tJhAf Aroclie, a baaau prolundo. The iruupe haa aa a fouodailon a care laUy Bolaclad HgbioperaoouipaaT, oompletolo itaeif.utd deaignad to giva auob woika aa "Laa Pediun de Perlea," "Lucie." "Hanoo," "La Hoi d'Ya" * Certnen," etc. Mllea. Jeanne Darcr, and Delnnne, inaj be pruntloaoUy men lioned lo thla flald of loterpretatiuo: and anioug the ■ao, M. Oarriguea, laoor, aod M. Houtn. barilone, are biguy apoheo of b> Uie Parialao pr«^. Altor coiiiplat* IngUiaenffAgaineot ul bla people, M. Duileu aacured a llatof loUreaUog aod blah olaaa opera acorea-aaveral ul ■bich are new to New urleaoa. **IVertbar**wili opera aeaaoo here Hot. 8 RHODE ISLAND, wiliopeo the Fnivldanc«,^Atltie ProfIdenoe Open Uuuse, 0«L S-IA' Davy Jonee" made iia Initial vieit, aod pUyad to lalrly good bualoaaL Ttata week, LewUMorriaonin "PauaL** Tbeadraoceaheet abvwa a Urge aale Heat week, Oorriooe. HBiTB'BUraaA Hocaa-OoL 0-lA J- K. Bmiuat, In "Priu In a Mad Hooae," pleaaed large auoieucea. Oct 16-gl, "Ob toe Mtaaiaaippi"' S-TT. Raw Ulaatoo and Mme JaoAuachak, lo 'TlieTeo nrpliaoa " WBsriiiKBrBR THBAToa.—Oct. e-iA Miaoo'a UliyOlub provod the atnageai attraoilua and did Uie Urgeat bual- neaa thu* far Uitaaeaaun. TliU week, Uie Hay Howard Oo.; )i-i7. Harry Viliiama OeoUu. Urmaors ufbha Huubb -Laat we*k KUial Tuokar, uoat week, Baiharioe Kobar. in 'Tbe Uoldao ilUot" Luiuaofauraaa ilutfaa, PAwruoaar.-ooLn-iA "Tha Cuional aod I;" IA lA t7, "TbaPuiaeof Naw York;" 19, 19, aU. "Bnemlea for Life." H^TRn.-Tuere waa trooble in the "Uary Jonee" Upera Co.duriagUiaLanweek'a engagameni liare. Tin l«ad log man, K. B. UrAtiam. had ibe maaager arreaiad fur uiooeydue him to the uoe el B9tl a aatuauteoi waa made and the aaiHug waa amooUi egalo Tne PUyera Ulub, oompoaed ot local people, proaeated "f leana*' - "A KaguUr Pir'atiiarfoimreft Halt, i;cl ID KENTUCKY. JLoolevUU^At Uscaule/'g Tdeatre lleuio Bonablil, lu "Playmatea," had oicellaot Luaineaa. "A TeaaaBtoer" cornea OoL IS-IA "The Amaiona" 19, t>. TaarLB.—"Oor Uoele Dodley' waa preaaotad 11, lor the flrat time to thia oily, to a big huaae. Paulloo Hall'a OMrat'-umpaoy U, 19, A Oiupo uriMA lioi/as.—"Down Id Diaia" met wtUi a flAttariDg lecepuua 0. which eooUoued Ibrodgii the week, Ihe Piekaolooy Band and Uja ohl Phirida U^er Ut mAhing quite a faalure. "TheHuil Alarm" week ol i9 AvaRoa.— *The Police I'atfvl" waa tbe raeipleat of llberaJ patronage Uat week. The adraotoi a twowaeka* «DgageoenL eumuieoelog Huoday, IA ol the Wilbur OperaCo.,wlibBuaIe Kirwio in Uie lead. Ie looked lor- WAid to with A greatdaal ol pleaaure. BCOBIRUHAM.-Hhallen A Martell'a "HouUi Belure the War" opeoad a weea'a aogAgaoie'it A to K. H. (>.. tJia MAioe aign being diapUyao at uaarly every otiier per. furuaace Ihrougb the week. Oo eooount of iho com- pany opeolug Id t;falcagowiUi aMuoday uatlnee, ibe eo- guamant cluaed IS Iba Handay data, It, aithia bouae. will be dilad by the Oreulei^o. Hhemao a Morriaay'a "A Ja> Crcua," week ni u. Oaa TRB*Taa.-Nea people 19: Flon Maaoo, Ed. B. Ifoxao, Nina flogao. Parker aod Tbeiaa,(:ora rraokllo, Soda Hajer, Kid l/arau Ualiio Maaoo Ed. 0. Murpbv BobSaliog aod Ed.and JeaaieFoUy. Bnalaa«ala aoud. H%iTBa-fig. A. Liberall gave ihiee concerto IA'A at Ihtt Aodltoilam. to OHnerete eudieneee Flun Miteb el',fonu«rl)-wiUi Miaeo'a • iiy i;iub Uo, fa oegouuiog with Hbermao M Mhrriaay'a 'A Jay draoa Co., and wlfl probably tolo ib«m here oeit w»eh at the Sack Ingham. FBdacBh^lerelsnd'sMlDatrclsdrswacrowd- ed liOuae to Mottoo'a 0«L II. i>imlog: 19. "TboUIrl I Left .•ahiod He." The membera of local Udge Mo. 217 B f. 0 E, are arranging to give aoenurtaJouienL Tbe pailermaoee wiU be lo the awape of a minitrel abow, in wiiicii prominent Eika aad other amateen of tJna elti will be eaaiated by fuurteen profeflioaaia wbo travel, giriug ahowa ol tbiarharaoiar. The compaoy ia ander tnecontrolofW.H. Whiilng. who will vnd a meo here to pat the eDteriAJameot la floe ahape. FLOHIOA. JBekaoBTlUe^AtttoParfeTtMstfe'TbeOoiu- tor ■gain" had modenu aHendaaea OeL 9. "A Oouoiy Plsli^playadtoUghlyapprealaUraaadleBeesB. Uomtog: Teaaea'* M, 'TbeBtlvaf Kug" ir.**TbaDa«lar" M. NEW YORK CITY. Laat We4>k*a lfirf*itia —Ttio theairlCAl ^Dlngsof the put week weroiuoRtI; of ralnorifD* portance. The inoat noteworthy were ibo Unt metropolltaa prfst'niailon or one of Vhas. II. Unit's oomcdlce, aud tbe flrat produoilim of a Oermsn fsroe oomodj. Oiitaidn n( the oomtilnstlon tioiueB Unre wag but ono chnngo of attracHoD, and ihitt reiulted IQ the prvavniatlon of an alrrailj ramllimr play. The bnilneu of the week waa far from ffood, BllbOQRh same housesrespeilUrRoproilts The ooDtlnued perfornMnces for iho week ondina Oot. 13, were: "The LtiUe Trooper" at ihn Casino, "l>r. 8yntax*' at the Hhuapwav, "Slmcwndimh'* at the AOADBHT OF UlTBlt*. "ThO llrttlblo Hhop** at the Kh- riRB, "The UoTira liepnty" at Ahury'r, tho i.illpu- Uadr at the FiPrii AvBHi'it, Hlcliard MaaRnolil m the IUrald itqUAHB, "Thn N>w \]of" at itin Htand* ARfi, "A Galeij^airr'At Haly h, K. II, ^othcro At the I.YOBiru, W, II.Omnoatlho8TAH, "Tho Irish Aniai" at tbe FouHTiShTii STttsir, mqiI IUoo'b "UVi ■ Atthe Qarpbk, tho one butt uamoit oI(>sIdb upon (hat ilato. The one wrcksiaadB oloitng not, 13 wore: "Thu Olrl I Urt HohlntI Ui\" at tho PBt>ri.s R, "Staves of Ookl,'*stNiBLo'rt, "A UUlo for Ltro*>st ihenitANp OrBnAlloimB,"llosn ami lloM*'at jAConH' Tiiihp ATBNtrg. "Tho Proillffal liauxhier" At ibo IIahlbh Oi-BiulloirsB.andTuoj rARiuratthoCtH.i'unirs.... Variety entertalnmoni was rumUheil at tony l*Ait- TUH'lt, KufftBH A tllAL'R, IhO UNION HgUAHB, ttiO London, I'Hotmm'H, the OLTMriu anil Uihbr*r BowgRY uiil Kiuiirn Argsng Uomsiuok'a Hlustrtls oouilmio at Bt. Jamba Mali., and llagco- iwok'Binlnoil anlmats roRMtii un oxlilitltlun at tho Uadimn HutUHB OAHPgN I'crfMrmaocts In aomun woroBlron at the Irvinu Pi.aok nmiaBH* MANIA, and porfuriuauoes lu lluUrew,AtihoTnAi.iA and Windsor iidyt'b Tiibatrs, uniler whioh □Riue the lain Madlsiin Rquare Thcntro Is now known, opoiied Its dr9i aea»in uiulor Us new Ullo Oot. N. with iho Onl niotrupoillaa piesonlatloa of Chiu. II. llnyt'R faroloal coniuilj, A Ullk WhlU) nag." A ;dciRlloil monllon u( thla event having boon ina<1u In nur Uat Isiue, ll In only neoeswry to add that ilio play rocolvert nonslden' lile adverse crlllclRni on account ut alleKoil viola* Hons or good iMRto, maiiltlng fmrn ihn obolee of r themo whirth does not rcailliy lend liNuirtooomedy, but, DeTortliplORs, while hhiiui or thu aronng was nerlted, aod whilo It U, iiitirt>itvi<r, inie that In many rcspet'iji this |ilrt> iIiiob iint t^\\A\ tho boat of Mr. lliiyt'B urlbriH, li MnrpawrH hU at hia previous proilucilons In sbtgo oiTuuii, nnd ll Is uiillrvly saftt tupredtotfor 11 a nmal satlRraohiry run hpro James T. Tuwenniailo hu liilllallKiw in tho ililu rolo 1 1 "Tlie N* w IK y," Ht thu NraNiiARn Tiikathb. Uot 0. Hr. rnwura, wbonr paal work lias Ikud of very uneven iiuTit, liaa novrr had a rule whioh Olted lilm bolter than tliu one lio nuw caaajs, nor would It Iw I'aay lu And an aolnr whu could giTO to ll a miiro MHilsfacivry rumloriiig. Ills oODcepllun of thu otianuiur wiu Hdiiilralilo, and he conatanUy kept In uvhlonco iho ract he was* fnan masiinonulliig aa h Itoynnd trying to lond hlni* self pllautly Ui hta wlfu's Rohuiiiu. whllo Ihu laak wsH nevurtliolose iliniuuU, dintARloinl and fraught wllh Rovere harilritiipa. UIm fiuilal oxproseldiia were renmrkabiy uiIih:IIvo, and alUigotlior hu did muro In thla rulo tu pnivo iiIm itlaliiiH t<i illRiliiuHon as au aator than lu all oLhla prevlnns work, for lila comedy wbh guiiiilnu and lugUliiiato and oiitlruly ilovuld or clnwMlTig. Ills prvarnua In llio uaat sboold ailil iiiaturlally lu thu aiicutMS of tho play. Mr. I'owen nliiiin iMlng In rovluw In ihli InsiRnco, ll Is only adiiilHsalilo tn say llial tliu uiliur iiionibun o( the coiupHiiyafrordedaddiiluDal priiuf that they di'Sflrvod ilio pnlao originally hciUiwed upon ihnin. ... .At tlie IIBRALP H14UAHB TiiBATHif lUuliard Metis- Oold again dullgUleil his adinlrerN, and ailduU lo Uioir iiiinihiir, by appntrluK In bla repertory of plays, llu pri'iienleil, (Hit. "Ueau Brum' roel," which waa again seen 12. "Arms and Ibo Uho*' was tlie oiTbrlng u, nnd at Iho niatiiioe 10; "Prince Karl" oninrialncd ovouliig ut lu atid al the Hiallnco 13; "A Parlalan UuiiiHice"ulaliiie(lstl«n' Ilun 11, and "Dr. Jukyil aud Ur. Ilydo" was seen ovenlog of 13 Tho inuklcal season of iiM-UA began Uci. lu, atilju Mstkufumtan oi'gHA lluuHg, wllh the Qrat concert of ilio Uulua ConcurlOu., under tho inaDagoinuul of AidHiy, Hcliuairul A (ln»u. Hoe. Helba waa aiwtateil by H. Plaiicon, Hiue. Bcalolii, H. Haiigiilcro and 1. U. Kalilan. plaulau Id addition to tlie cfinccrl nuiuhbra iho gar* den scene from "Faust" waa givon. lu roipunau to a recall Hme. Hulba lang "Tue Old Knlks at Home." llallen and Hart liogan nn Oot. H a fortnight's ongBgeiurnt at the lluuu Tub- ATKB in "IJAier Un." This ovant durlvud added iDlorokt trttm the fact tliat tho parluoraiilp exist- ing betweeo these porrorniors ogplres at the end of thu prtseni theatrical aeasuu At the UgKHANiA Tiikathb, on fJcU ll, was profluued, rurilioBratUiiieouany atAgo,Adiiir Phlllpp'a new fsroe comedy In flvo aols, ehUlluU, "Kio New Yorker llraucr und HUinu Fanillle." U la tne third or Hr. Pblllpp's Miudlos or Now York life, designed to give to the flerinaii p^ipuUce playi or iko sort made fainuus by Kdwanl llarrlgan. It tolls of thb faiully relations and trials or llruwor WiHihrntaun, wbuae sou iiiarrfes a piKir girl Id upposiilofi tu bU rslher's wiilies, and whose daughter man lea a bo- gus Baruu, who oiauagoa to ruin hUi father lU'Iaw. Tbe play cannot vet lie fairly Juilgcil, as It is lo sooiewtiat crude fumi, and will no doubt h" Im- mediately Ruiijcctcil bf revlRluu and curullroonu The cast: Ill-Ill Uhuikuhl, Adidf I'hIIIpp; llulila Uamlllcnlhcu. Utruli. ItHiik; J.uiiIr HUumkolii, Uai Lulie; Haron Von DoDOorainRrk, Ollu Uoyor; Jirrs- mlag llltskociillu, Kinll Itorin; Uarl WoehniiauD, Aug. Waller; Hrnat Woulirmauu, Paul Welge; Kmllle Wuolirnianu, f.uclu Womar: llaurhto lllla* koepflo, Kugoole Mchoiiu lleruiaD Hudor* maaii'B"IIelniaili" ("Hume, Hwuul Home*'), which had Its llrst Aniorlcau prodnuiluu Uot. 4, ieu3, at tbe luviNU I'LAUH TiiBATNV, WAS repftHlucod St that house oo Ucl. 11. Un this uccaslun, ffUcle Vrelslnger, from iho Volgg' Tlieairo, In Vlfcoos, Aug., made lier debut In thu cuuulry, appoarlog aa Uagda. Uifl rolo made faudltar by Mine. UimI- JOHka, who HSHum»l It In her play iHjarlng that title, and lrauNlnb:d from tiio urlglcal Tbe Twelfth Night Club, au orgaulzatluit or lofol- QloeprorcHsl'inals, bad a iMiaeOi purfuruiaoMt after* noon or Uot. 11, at ibu Khmkb Tubathb, at which a number rif pruresslonala asalaU'd. Aoivug Uie feat- ures was a rbymeddrauatUEaiiun of "Auld Jlobin Uray," and a one not play eoUUcd "Hmouldorlug Klros," by Urace Llvlngatftu Puralu, neither or wlilcb bad erer Irtrure been scon upon liie aUge. ....Upon tbe same afteruuon iiio Anonyuons Uluh had a beneflt performance at tho Uahino, which tbey styled their "drat annual rorel,"at wblon, huwevpr, Donoreiues were presoniud An unlgueoDter- uUoineot was glv^n, Oct 11, in ihu iludlu ut James L. Ureese, In West Blxtcentb Htreet. It wag ityled a picture play, and couslsted of a sorles ut stereup- Ucon plcturea. llluiratlag a play enililod "Hlas Jerry," ut which Alexander Itlsok la the auuior. Mr. blaok read the pbay aloud, and lis acllou was lllastral«dual>oved(iaarilied. His play iroaied of the love affair or a youug woman wbo doslred tu become a newspaper roporior The Xour bon* drtrd and flftleth perroriDance or lUoo's "MM'' was doly celebrated Oct. u, at tbe OardbhTUBatu, and npou tbe fullowlbg Dight tbe play closed Its tneiropollUD run "in Uld Kentucky" t.eian Oot. 9 a /ortnlgbi'a eogagement at the AHBbiuan TflBATU. I A MBBfiNO Of tbe dirMiors of the new Oasloo wsB bald Oct. U, for tbeporpoaeuror*