New York Clipper (Jul 1895)

JULT 27. THE NEW YORK OUiPPER. 325 W 8. OlBTIUHD^ OIUTU MUSITI MlOTnlU vtu'open 11 Ei1«, r*-. Auit. 1. He coid|»di la- diiileiUi* loUowlM wblle pCTjOfmn: J«<>.1J»r- nh*« oTb. Fitu, J. ll.Bw>m>nl, J. R. Mdnsi, nwkMwcn.onbett Nder, BlU McVelgli. E.I. Ed«.a»wfocd,Olus.T.OMWtonl, WiiLMBne.C. nan DIckeii, Uttt OUdenj. E. w. Oblpinu, lUnr eTbcocl C. a. Ooburo, U. 0. Pr*ff, Alb«K S(rali nod pj Htmon. TttecolondconUnnDtUintdeiipor niu YooDi, Oeo. nchMr. Dw Mmer. Oil Ouray, BlS Y«*ier, Jotn Jonat, BUly Wood*, Walur Teiu- Dl« iNckBeiliel. L-l^ 8i>itaD,CI*r«nc«rowell,J.8. EoMBSoa, Jobn D. West, B. E. WIKon, John Riuod, W 0. FloWen, Jolin B. Aduii, Will R. Dxj, Jobn L. nekU, 0. W. IM, Jamu Epps, Cbss. B. Bcoit, H. W Utnlel*. TliM. Hllctaell.RM Audenon, Norrln Pt'iion (Dd toiMl Nonoo. 8. IVkeuwat inupo of un J»p* ud SkImd Utsnn'g uon|M ot eleven Arabs. HiKAOD PiuMi Hall *nd Bnsloui KitnAnr M.m Edmrds, of Fnnk lUll's Oulno, OnlCAio, III.; BlUr Rice >iid J. B. Oue, niiulcal dlKOIor d{ "Del- moolcoVi kl81i," en epeadlng a period of lelaun et Weit Baden Springe. lod. Tu LomBnui SiBTEiia closed * auceentui two weeki'engtgeoent >t Ugcoln Perk. Fell Klverud New Bedford, Mmi. Tbe; ere apendlng Ibelr rack- Uon At tbelr borne, Plymooib, N. U, Roeu, OIPRT (liieen, ind T. J. Oonnen nonra tbe loee ol tbelr liabjr bo;, wbo died At WblUng, lttd..JnlT 1). Mn. Connon lA At tbe WondertAud waMe, OinltBtA NArie, Hlcb. ricianeElub did not AppttrlAAlweekAtlbe Union Sqiura TbeAtn, tbU ciir, ><ut Aie reailog At AtlAntlcCtir.N.J. Perm JioQUis, lAAt beArd from in HlnneApoUA, Hlon., la nqneated, bv bla pAranta, to commaolcAte wlib ibem at tbelr nome, Sluwc City, In., as tbej anniralck. ^ . . ^ Will Hack and Tilui Vajib have foniied a part- nenblp. Paul UclKniALD was a Cli rna cAller July 12. He bAS <usli«lunied fnm TIbee btlAnd, Barannab, Oa., wben be bea been plAjlog An onoageuent ot tbree weeks with UAnker k Toolej's VAuderllle Co. He met wltb ilAtiartiig euccos. Taoa 0. QuioLiT, known as "Qlper Tom," bas sentTBiCurriBan inlerestlogleuerdegcripUveot a trip made bj blm Uiroagb Brazil, but we regret tbAttbeleDgtlodhe communication problblta onr glvlOKltspacelDOurcolomna. He bes returaed to AnericA and Is now engtged In pnparing bla appa- nioa for tbe combig aeason. Walkb J. PLiHiiBB bAS been re-engaged b; UAnAger Frank Utll ah ezclualve booking Agent for tbe lAiier^i Casino, Ublcago, III, n«M CARRIE E. PERKINS Was bom In Wobnni, Hass., OcL 14, ISM. Bbe en- tered upon ber piofesilonAl career wben sixteen jeare ot sge, msking ber debut at tbe Boston Mu- ssnm, wbei« sba remained tbiougbout ibe season ot l8T«-77. Tbe foUowlng aeaiou abe loloed E. E. Rica's Suiprlaa Partj, and dnriug Ibe aeason of mt n WAS a member ot ColTllle'a Follf Co. Bbe njolned Rice's Surpilse Part; for tbe season ot Isn-M, and continued wltb It to tbe cloee ot Die sea- son of isai-sz. Bbe Iben reuted almost eotlrel; from Uie stage for four ;ean, during wblcb Inter- nl Bbe devoted ber Ume to deelgnlng coetiimes for plSTs aucta as "Enngellne," "Tbe Comir," "Tbe Pearl of Fekln," etc., pla;lng, bowever, on occailonsi engagemeaL Dniing tbe seasou ot itiM- n Bbe nls;ed tbe role ot the Duchess In "Adonis," and tbe followtng ;ear succeeded Amelia Sommer- vllle In tbe role ot tbe Ueny Utile UoiinUIn HAld, wblcb part she plA;ed for two seasoDS. Tbrough- oul the aeason or 1880-90 she was with HAlicu aud BArt, and during tbe season ot 18M41 bbe again supported llenir E. IHxe; in "Adonis" aud "Tbe Seven Ages." The eeuson ot 169-2-03 was pa«icd wlib CbBS. II. Yale's "Devil's AucUon" Co. Tne 1 of 1893 M ebe again supported Mr. UIxe; In #lndef the Tents# "Adouls/' uudcr tbe inauagemeiit of JeiTenMin, KlawftErtangtr. Uurinirtheaoaiionut 1S9(-9Sshe was with tbe Tnoe. g. Seabrooke Open Co. Upon June 3 list, at Hlcbarri HansOeld's Oatilck Theatre, this city, Bbe created llie role ot Thrill); In tbe bur- ISMUe of ttiat naine, and continued to pla; the role with great ecUluuill Ibe nwent close ot ibe nin ot tbAt piece, to tbe success ot which sbe very Israel; contribuled. In tble pruducUnu not ouly were ucr blsuloQlc AUllliIca of Ibe highest value, but her aklll lo cosluuilug a pUy wab of great Advanlage, and at lbs lermlnallon of the run abe racelved from Hr. Uansfleld a persooAl letter conveying to ber com- meoOATionsoi ber work, aud the expression ot his approotallon of her lAbora and ot her kindl; Inter- est In the pcodocUou. Hiss Perkins Is poaseaaed of unusual ability lu her line. She has the tnie spirit ot burle«|ue, and stands almost without a rival lo Ills lirancb of dramatlo arc ITB1I9 rBOB OOUJiAA BBOS.' ClBCl'S AMD IIINAU- erte.—Wo are doing good busloess, aud our show Is giving good aallsfscUon. Fred and Annie l>o Belle are doing a floe aerial act, and Oeorga llol- Isnd's daring leets ot eqnasirlAnlsa cAtch then Id line sbApe. B. W, Hocnm's principal aol Is clever, Annie Donnd doe* s One Jockey aol B. T. EM- redge does a humb bnidle. Oeoige Holland's sli borse act is clever. Annie Dnrand's menage Is s due acL FAlbeit end HASIer'A Chinese taUe f.l u A flne piece ot work. MephAnt Fatly does a splen- did act with our trained elepbanu, Entptcaa and Hardo. Barney Bbay work* onr African lions. Nick And Qneen, aa though they were poodlea. James Klug'a downing keeps Ihenyelllng. WaltOoUmar, Chas. Talbert, Hona. Fedora and Flank MArkbam do likewise, Lluls Flannr'A balancing tnnns Is extra good. James Pluaerald's cqnlllbri^o jug- gling ts good, and bis (eat of Juggling an open gmbnlla, an egg, a dipper and a lamp at one tloe Is clever. CbsL A. Ooumar's Hoope ot educated bones and ponlea are a Mg fealuia. UarteUe Broa. an woudernill; clever lo their aerial return. Hons. Fedom does a Una pereb. aeorge HAsler's hand balancing Is a lloe place of work. Fnd Do Belle's aerial Isddsr catches Ibem. Ohss. lA Role keepe Iblogs lumplDg around In a lively manner. Leatrdo Bros. 00 a splendid tbree man acu In fact, onr show tbroughout la atricUy up to date. Our annex Is doing good bnslDeas. Prof. A, 0. Banschsr and wife are the princlpalfeatnra. OeorgeWaitanibee, boss boatler, closed, and bbi place Is acceplaltly lllled by Uen Snow. Barry Oolne la doing good work around ibe stow, and Is a bustler. HaiTy Sylvester, baritone player and violinist, and Osri Fleming, comeilbil, lotned July 11. NOTB FBOB TUB UONBBDB UBOB.' SHOW.—Rutf- nesH continues good and we turn away people at almost evet7 stand. BlUj Swerenger clowns ibe alack wire ouialds, under Prof. EIIIa' tight rope, while Ui« Ugbt rope perfornuuice Is going on. lie Alao tolroduces a funny clown And donkey Actin tbe show. We bAve two cIowoa, William Wiley doing A down speclsliy with Prof, Ellis' contortion work. Our troupe of gennln colored minstrels ere Improving their work end DAklug their AdAalronger rack day. No other tented exblblilon carriea ancb concert aa we Rive and everr one aaysso.aod what everr one says must lie true. Rosten Howard Bonheur, J. R. Bonbenr, managere; A. 0. Bonhenr, advance conitacUng agent wltb two aaslstania; Wm. Wiley, dog trainer and chief of the culloary depaninent; Prof. Hllsand wife,aeriAllsisAod Uiht rope walken: BUIv Swerenger, clown: Tbm Jeifer- aon, Bloan Bdwarda and Jack Cook, aingera, danc- ers and comedians; J. A. Poller, boas ot canvas; Fred Evens, Earnest Harm, Jim Baldon, workmen; nienr Potter, child clown; Alane, air climber; Malt Hamllion, comedlen; Joaepb HcCree, old time colored Jubilee aloger, banjolstand buck and wing dancer; Don Ellsworth, trapeze artist, and Ellia< beth Ualbert, giri tumbler and aciobaL Nona raoM tub Udbtoh Shows —We opeoed our tenting eeason at ML FellD, lod.. Hay It, and did a good boslnea through May and Jnna, playUiir Ihe oil and gas belt of Indiana. We are In Illlnola now, doing a wortd of business, tMtb matinee and nIghL Mr. Burton baa discarded hla old top, which vras 80(L, wlih a MfL middle piece, and replaced It wltb a lOOfl. top, with a WR. middle piece. We uavol overland, canning sIxty-Qve people sll This show was bnugbt ot Walt HcOailbriy by ence Barton last Whiter. Ourstreet parade catches the people. Jabbs UoiiOTAN writes nsibaihlsAmertcan Ciraua Company closed Its aeaaon Jolv 9, at Belize, Brillah lIOQilnrla. Central America. Mr. Donovan will ar- rive In this city about August, and will aUrt In at once U) organlzebUcompanyfor the coming aeason, ALVAKD AND BUTUA DOBIIN, AerlAllSIS and COU torllonleia, have Joined Sands* Ashley's Circus and Menagerie. Nona rROB Dan St. Julian's Hoyal Oihcus.— We are doing a good bualnesa, and the show glvea sadsfBCllou. Eveiythlng Is new and clean, troui slakee to centre pole. Recent additions to theahow are; Regent and vrife, return net and outside asceU' BlonUls; Uairy'Allen. contortionist, and the Arabs' Impatement acL Dan SU Julian never falls to aa- toulsb tlie audleace In bis new aerial acL Cbarica Taylor now looks alter the surplus cash In tbe Uckeiwagon. UelaahusUar. Tbe adnnce, under RoarBB or tbb adtancb cab or tsb Rbtkolds World United Shows: Wm. SIouab, coQiraclIng Ageni; H. HcDanlel, Oeo. Beokley, In obaige ot paper, with ten aadslanle; W. E. Johnson, John iamplwll, F. WAner, Ueo. Blade, W. U'Nell. J. a Janiy.F. PorTeBl,JsckWIIllainsand JauHaP.LeAry; Wm. Janes, lllhofrapber, with two aaaltunla. Sec- ond brigade: Doc Bales, Is obaiie, wtih six assist- anu; Oeo. Hack, WmTaUll. jACk Uonden, UhAries Hops, Jsmea Ken; end Wm. Shaw, wlu J. Mc- Danlel, piDgramnirr. TUB CoNKBLLO TRIO, Art, Utile and Phil, have rioaed with the Audenon Clreua, And are summer lu at Oerllon. on Cbauiauiiua Uke. DBXNU McuABmv, father ot Vbarles McCsiihv an old time down, leaper and tombler, died July It, at Hotaehcads, N. Y., aged elghiy-flve yean. Waltxh KiNNBiiAN's ciacvu wwMolil by the sher lir at Baal Mverpool, O., on July 18, to satisfy a claim ol the Ohio River HalUuad uompany.amounl- ng 10100. MASSACHUSETTS. MISSOURI . St. LobI*.— Uhrig'a cave has as an atlracUon this week "La Mascotu." Tbe new opera, "01Ia< mns," pAcked Uie pavilion everr night Ust week, end scored A hli. Umioh THUsr Roor Oabden.— Busluess wus very good nl this popuhir pavilion lest week, not only on account ot the luleose neat prevalUng, but alao be- cause tbn bill oOsni was a good one. This week tbe Ustof peiforuere Includes: McUeatb and Moore, UsstoD, Luule Oereon, Hay Belmont, Bros, kiroee, Melville aud Ciiuway. KaiTesien and Wm. Conway. SuBi'ABAM FiHX.—The free show allracls many to Ibe terminus of tbe Suburban Electric Une, and ttils week a very creditable performance lA being given br Billy Rice's aud Crawford Bros.' MUuuels, coiiaolMAted. WlNIBB OlKDBH AKD COIICBBT CiPX.—SArOUy, Belle PaUeraoD, La Tou, Dot Fisher, HcNanoy, BAby llutb, Ava Pianklln and Uzxle Arnold. ESHIB'a AiaAHBBA fALlCB TllBATVB.—LaSSATd And Vaodee, Usaon, Wlllbtuis and Ryau, Esber Sla- ters, Kebems and Bcoll, Frank I.. Oay and stock company. DaVAKfa Tbbatui.— Morris and Parker, Murray And Ony, McCord and OonzAles, Ulllo While, Min- nie Palmer and HaiUe Uordon. Ooesir.-B. E. I'aylor, Manager of the Union Trust Hoof Oarden, and formerly press agent tor Hopkins' Pope's Theain, wlUnext season uko on Ibe rMd the farce comedy, "HcOllllgan'a Hardships." Bped- alUeswlllbe Introduced by Bna. Uroae, Hcllellh and Hoon, loiUe Oerson and Uaston. The com- Biny wUliour the West, opening Aug. 1!, at Mexico, 0 Al. Spink's raclug play, "Tbe Derby win- ner," will opeu tbe seasoD at Ibe Orend 0|iora House Aug. IT. It 1« booked tor alx moulhsaolld Pbll Uraiuon; tin aloger, an old SL Louis my, la virillsg trtenda here OKar Rohcnia, of Oscar andBallle Kebeina. le tdll pnduclug at Esber's Albambm Palace Theatre. Kaasas Cltjr.—Washington Park—Ths New York Opera Company opened Ml season Jul; U and presented "BlUee A;lor" as Ihe lnUoducu>ry Hliractlon. Tne performauces an given on a large boat, while Ibe audiences are sealed on tiers of aeals placed osa BloplDg bill adjoining IhelakP. The cum- Kny Is a very clever ono. II Inclndes Eddie BuUlb, 0. J. Hell, SIg. Hontegrino, Joaepb Lynde, Calvin TIbbels, AdebUde Hasdall, Clara lUodall, Koa* BeaudetandOeorgeBrylon. The orcbeitra laun- der Ike direction of Prof. Chas. U. UoiTmsn. Tnis week "Plnafora" will be put on Tbe Filing Joidsns still continue an especlsl attncllon at the Park, and ibis week Calcedo, wlra performer, wlU make bis first appearance. FAiBMOUNrPiBE.—"AMIdsummerMlght'sURAm" ran the second wesk to good business lAst week. This week "As You Like It" will be pnt on, and Ihus will wind up tbe Kemnrra season wllh us. Hiss Oallalln will be seen as Rosalind, wltb llanr Jobu atone aa Orlando. Oreatsiaieegeclaareprnmbied, TBOOSr FiBi.—Oarilnl's Dog Qrcua baa proved a big aUncUon and will remain over for anolber weeL TUBATRB OoUlqDB.—SlOA ClItlOD, Tom Fey, llAflT Reklaw, Ud Fuego, Bessie Vernon, WsllAce Bisters, HoKS 1100} and tne BcbAeifers. NorsiTv TnBATM.—TMn Flnnegan, Haggle Oor don, Mike Whaleo, Danenty, Ijdla Temple, Horrell Slalera, DnUle Hunon and not. Illgg. CurrBBIHOs.—Jerome and Alexis, who hare Just doted a successful engagement at Ihe Theatre Conilqoe, have signed wlib the Pat Rcllly Show fur next aeason dement UaUibridge and aaveni memben ot the "Alabama" Company are reaUog hen nniu Aug. 18, when Ibelr Mason will open at the Orand Opera House Uemente and Bold have dgned wlih the FAy Foster Buriesqoe Co. for next season Desaeit and Bcoit wish the report denied that they an to lake oula ten car show Oarl Chaiica got* wltb Beach A Bower's Minstrels next season Manager llairr Walker, of the Oomlqoe, Is Ogniing on plans lo entirely remodel bis Ibeatre next season Jason E. Ralekln, trcasnnr of Ibe Grand Opera House, returned from a Noithera pleasure tilp last week Sanda A AaUey'a CIrcna la beaded this way Joseph Span, formeriy msBAger ot Ihe Ninth BUeetlhea- In, bas resigned bis pasMoD And will go In Ad VAacs of 'Ibwn Tmlcs" next aessnn. lha direction of O.J. Taylor,areBhowlng some good work. Everybody Is well and enjoying thamselvea Obo. W. La Roai aud Ihe Baraells Join In a lettsr 10 Tub Cliptbr, dated at Puerto Cahello, Veneiue- la, Jnlr e, couveylng the Information that Man- ager Cnrla. Uvlngsiou closed abruptly ibe lour ot tbe Uvlngilon Paniomlme And SncclAlty Co, At BArqulsemsio, ad Interior town In Vennuela, dis- posed ot the ouUt and departed for Ibis cosniry without paying all aafakriesln full. Wben tbe db- bAttded compauT reached Puerto Oabello the follow- Ins perfomiun Julued Oanjner'a Olrens, which was then showing lu that town: Ben Hall, Teddy Kug- llsh, Geo. W. U Koaa aud Edward, Floasle and RmUBamell. NoTBS mOM HVKTiKa's Cixciis—We are now In our Mvenleeuib week of continued praspertty. Our Ural week on Long biland proved highly satlafac- torr, and lbs bad weather bas no> hurt us any. At Babylon, July la, as our street parade was passim through tbe inain street, a learn of horses aiiache< to a Roman chariot Ijecauie tnghtoned and nn away, ihrowlug Ibelr driver out, but not Injuring blm aertouslv. In tbelr mad run the pole on the cbailot wu forced Into Ibe rear end of a cage con- ulnlng a pair ot leopards, and kooohlug Ihe end ot the cage out, and It was wllh dllllcnlty that Ihe keeper nt the leopards prevented his wild aolmahi from escaping. One of Ibe horses waa badly hurt, and will probably dis. Ourconcertsilll calcbesblr orowda. John J. Hurray and wife, Hadden and Lower;, and Annie Plccalrd are Ibe leading fea- lurts III tbla deparimenL Fred Ortllln doeed la, at Babylon and will lu the future engage In the isle- graph bUBlneaa. Itecent vlslion were W. A. Oralo, au old lime aUowman, who Is engaged Inmeroanllle life. At lillp, IT, AUIIa, the airoug man, was a wel- come guesL Hob UuoUng, our geulal manager, la nuking a big bll on Long Inland, And la the re- cipient of great applauae. At every auud we bear Ibe verdict ot tbe people as Ihey pass out: "The best thatkasever been here." Roy Oyveshu tbe Uncal balloon sund In the couutiT, made lo Japa- neaealyle. Kd.Mauley,ourIreaaurer.bi kepibus'' haudllua liie sbekela as they pour In nlghily. Ma colmandTbeolaaredolngallneaerialacL Halau'i wooderful dives And bAck souienAUlls from a thirty fool ladder liscome mon seBsaUonal every day. The Plcard Una. allll keep Ibem gueaslDg on the "11; oven." "Doc" L;nD now preeldes at Ibe candy aunds, and bUi eagle eye la ever on the alert for tbe Dlckela. Everything uivvea along aerenely, aud the good work goes ou. Nona raoB thb Babbh A KAMiuiarr Bio Hiiow. —We have lieeu thirteen weeka on the road and havo experienced all klnda ot weather, but have nd lost a night, and as yethave not played lo losing business, lu laci, we an way ahead. We liave hsnlly bad opmsllloD of any kind Ibis seasuu. Oeo. Homer put op nbi new camping out layoullasi week at Onyvllle. the whole ouiot complele. II la a beauty. And no mlslAke. Mrs. Homer Is a Brsl cbus cook, and eveiythliig Is hoindike, aud lu conse- quence Oeorge bi happy. Manager Dakar bought an elegant aafeiy bicycle for bla wife (Oeargia Eam- bArt) two weeks ago, and now aba Is riding like an old timer. Every one Is well, and down Ibrongti thla country Ihe crops an good and Ibe people an BaaloB.—A llule ripple bas milled the ainall, smoolb Birvam ot Ihealrtrala at present Nowlng lu the "Huh," owing to an adverse crllldsm In a local dally, of "Kbuuet, or Two Tangled Turks." II bi ruiuur«d that Hlchard F. Otmll Inlenda briug- log a anil for alleged damages tor the pubUostlon of Ihe article. OimBSgitARaTHBATBB.—For the week otjniy ■a Manager Ross wlU give ua tlie favorite open ot "Kaunllia," wllh a caat led by Louise Khalng, who will be supported by Kdllb Haauo, UalUe Utile Ladd, Wm. Wolit, Thus. Pensie, Arthur Wooley anil oiber*. The operH will beaugcdand dressed In Ur. Rose's Incomparable manner and la sure to bring lu anolherweek ot Ibe very large audiences that have thuo far been crowding tbe Castle Uquan. KBim'8 Nbw Tbbathb.— The week ot the suy of the Ubrlatlan Kodeavortlea In our cllywaaa verlia- ble record crusher at Kdlh's house. Tbn patronage was JusI snonuous from early foreno<in until late at eve, and box sheets showed big counu during tlie long day. Fur week of XI Mr. KelUi announces a conilnnaiKe ot Ibe Uoslnn Sympbooy Orcheaira conllngeni, and ou hla bill In addition are: Wood and SbeppanI, Uonnle Tbomlon, Walwr Qale, Pat Hellljr, Chas. A. Loder aud Huby Ijlton, Uemonlo aa<1 Rsnirer, Mils. Moreno and her Ualned dog*. Foreman and West, tbe Do Vans, equlllbrlats; the llaoklngs,the Eleotrlo giiartst. U Dell and Alrarez, Ui acrobailu comedy; Ihe Nawns and Annlo W. Cur- ran. Paijicb Thbatkb.- Manager Wni. Austin swings oul a caioby Ull ot fare for ibe amuHcuieot aeeklug lOMIc week of XL ills sur auracilon la embodied a blB announcement of a continuous show, the Hinclpal features ot which are LItUo LouUe, bur- uuiue performer; a brand new musical sketch, en- titled "Vncle Josh," In wblok will appear two female teams In a basotwil matoh; Iho Nlnepln uaartet, and a troupe ot real Northern darkles In Uielr delineations ut "coon" lite lo lUo cure- In itao vsudcvllle show are llogau and (lleiuvy. Qua Mills, Blnuey and Cbapman, Con Wllllaiui, the Lenys, tin IHilacs Vocal Trio, meAlblon, rbll and Ndile Peun, Oeo. U. Donaldaon, a H. Wlthur, anil a cborua of forty voices. AusriN t ttnwB's Musbuu.- In ths great lecture ball at Stone t Bhaw'a house this week m we bare as a star aitraoUon Adellna Hanson,strong woman, who challenges any idau on earth InfeaUorstrengtb. Tbe myslsrtous Astsru, lbs llluslonbil, abu remains another week,as does the Monkey Oonedr Company and Oareua'alralned pigeona, whileontualage.ln taking comedy show, are the Fremoubi, Frank La- tonaTilllea and Hllloo, Aniile Whitney, Urinffand Lesier, Hurt SIslen, the Sheridans, Uracer and Uur- uelt, Kvana and Watson, Mr. and Mr*. Manih, Jack Masiere, MasMin and Wlbon, (JbAS. II. Deen, Kenip Sisters, TOm Koblnson, Josle Emery, Ilick Taylor. BiACB Abriuca.— FullQve hundred sable brothen are Id our midst, presenting to us everv afienmou ttDil evening, on the circus gntnnda, Hunllngtiin Avenue, qiialutpictures of Imuiliem hte In ntitt Mliiiii da)B. Tne anbtrtalmueiit bi uiili|uo, Iho ptaiiiatlou HceuolwIng specially uttracilve. Iielng a good renroducilon fnini acuiul life. NorBS.-Hsnager Frank V. Iiiinn, of the Nickel odenu. Is up lo bla eyes In biudneBs Just now. His Parlor Tlieaire Is uudergolug a complele nvsrbaul lag, aud when the palutera lay down tlielr linishcs the houis will l>e one ot the lirtghtesi In Boston. Mr. Dunn haa already Inoked a aimng aud long list of vaudeville and apeclalty auracilons, and, wlib tbe opening ut the NIckel-odeoii, Aug. 12 nexi, be will prvseiii a bill of superiailve excellence hi Its Ilun Uni. Allen's "Mlgbty MlUlous" will Ira the opening plrcs of the next season al Ihe llullli Hlieei Ibeatn. Wiu. Ordway Partridge U now at work modeling In clay ihe various characlera In the plav. "Jack" Mason lias uwda a pronounced Ml fo "The Idler" lu London, and his uiany Boauin trtenda wax Joyful Ibareat Mary bbaw bas been engaged lo oreaie tbe title role In Augus- lus Tbmiias' new play, "Margaret Uoane." At lbs npciilugof the Park Tlieatni, Aug. 2a, Hughe; Dougbeny and Louie Olhwui are among the abkrs booked u> appear uiidor Uaroey Pagan's nmnagfr nieut uerile Diaa, who made a lilt In "The TwentlelliCenluryOIrl" here tna/s unie ago, will be seen with Peter F. Iialley's "Night Uerk," wblok will have lu Initial producilon at Ibe llollis BtresI Theatre thbi ssauon Ths season of the Ooslon proepereua So It elands to reason, give them a goou show for A rsAsoDAbls Amount of muoey and you are bound lo gel 'em every time. NorBS fBOit TUB BASnKB Bbow.-Wa ak doing a flne buslneia and have been alnce tbe flrst week OUL Hsve not had a loaing day. The people are not buying diamonds, as some other shows nporL but they get a good fair aalary, gel It even week rtgnlariy, and luvest In expieaa and Fust Ofltce or- ders aod Uying awa; for Winter. The Ilarmaos have Invested In rsal esiale and have a nice home now neariy paid for. Tbe show bAS not ordered ssy new ulodle pieces, hut hAve Incmsed tbelr adiDlsslon to Uc.; lie. 10 children under leu yean dd, through Oblo and Indiana, and Wc. aod 91c In Keulucky,aDdahowlng lo ibe fuUcapadly of ibe tenis neariy every day and nlghL we use ettL round lop, wllh ton. middle piece. Weareibowlng un our ofa loniea, aod people aeem lo pay no alien- lion to Ihe paper of other anows, hiil wall for ns aod do not kick, even at Ihe Increased admission, ws io back Into Kentuck) again next week, making our last sund In Indiana at Madbwn. The show Is well boned and able lo dimb the ullesi manoulns wllh ease. We recelre s nsw WfL round lop, wllh two 4UL middle pieces. At Eminence, Ky., next Wsdnttdsy, also tlghl sets ot doable barneas and a new rasienger wagon. .soTxa PBOB Hblson Bbos.' Rnow.-Builnesslasi week waa up to lha atandard. Rlliy Kills, liouiid- iDg Jockey uoeen, niuned lo her home al BuOsto, N.Y7owlu to lunea. Before leavlog Ibe mem- hen preseaud her wllh a puree of fS. We wlU ens onr to Long tiund shortly. Onr ooBcsrt Is to ckaif* of BlrnT BamlL TM daadag of Matel ArooDlsoDaotihs tfatnit*. Mnseuni will opeu BepL 2, under the new maOAge- meuL The ptlmery allracilou will be May IrwIn, under Ibe direction of Rich A IUrTlB,lu"The Widow Joucs." It Is niuioied on pretty good AUIhorti; that Chariea Frohnian Is deeply fnieiaslsd In Hla Irwin'sfurtbcoDilugslarTliig lour. Iheataraiid ber company have Just arrived In towu, aud wUl al once begin rehearsal* of the play, under the stage direc- tion of R. A. Hoberis. the comusnr aa organbud la eapedally siroiig In Its vaudeville uleui "Orealer MInstrebty aud Varlei;" In Ihe Ulle ot Ihe opening aliracUon al lbs I'ark Tliiis In, Aug. 2a, aud some reoiarkaltlo electrical elfucbi an prombied In the preaenuuou of tbe piece Among ths •upporilng memliers ot Ihe Ma; Irwin Company are John C lUce. Jacuuca Krugcr, Joseph Bcarks, Roland Carter, lieu. w. Uamun, Hlcluird jTjooea, Ada Lewhi. Sallle Cohen, Haude K. Chandler, Qertriide Manslleld, Kathleen Warren and Haliel Powera Huu Mausfleld, liy the wa;, la a dauglilsrof Manager Ueo. E. Hantiield, of im Onud Opera House, In tills clly Huuon Vane, author ot "The CoUon King" and "Tbe Hpsn ot IJfc," haa decided lo vbill Huston, when bis Utssi meludmma, "In Sliht of HI. Paul's," will be pre aenied Sept. 30, al tbe llowdolo Bquan Tbealre, Lowsll.—At the Ukevlew Theatre "The Ho heinlan Olrt," wlib Kiliel Ualch as Arilne, was wdl preaenled week ending Jul; a> to big hoiiaea. "Fat' iDlizs" will lie suged 22 for week. The bear; travel nn the elecirlo nad has ciiramenced, and Ibe Naabua line will be opened ti, which mean* In creased bualoeas for Ihe theatre. Labbvibw Pahb.— The flnback wbale waa phtced on exhlbllloo here 29 for a week'a stay. NUTBS.—The work ot completely renuvailng Huuc Hall from dome lo door la steadily prugre«log, sod the Islter pan ut August will see Ilia house opeu, Nolhing seems lo have Ii4«n done vet towards Ibe opening of tbeOlJou Tbealre forlbelorihcoming aeaaon. WoRsaUr.—IUngllng Broa. draw ths largest liualneas, July It, ot any circus Ibai over showed lien. The sale of Uckula was slopped king iMfon tbe evening performance iiegan—Al I he Worceiler Oval Paln'a "Last Dayaot I'ompell" July zl-21- -.. K. J, Abbott, toroerir of Kelib'sTliealn, Uostos, b> be the nsuager of the Front Street Open House Ihe oomlnga sason. CALIFORNIA. iM ABasleaf^e Loe Angelea Theatre aObrda an oaals In Ibe desert seaaou on July 2*, 2T, when "Ilnafore" will liepresenltd under themanageocnl of Ckailes Hudlnl-wood, with sevenl profeailaoalA whoan aummering ben In the caat At the Burbank Theatre "A Cold llay" and Pnt. Fox, the bird and animal Imitator, drew fair bouses week ending 13. "The Bumiy Boulb" 14-20 Uushiess Is good SI lbs Orpheuoi, where Ibe bill for 8-14 com- prised Hclotyre and llealli, O'Dell and Page, Sher- man and Monlsey, Bhun and Edwards, two Amert- can Macs and "A Jay CIrcna," Inlrodncing Ihe euubie wmUer, Major, New features U: NllUr Hnis. Dlortma, the canine wonder HcuUI* and Ml- houeite Vlvanu Cbarlea BchUnpf, treasurer, aod Percy A. Fenloure, press agent for the Orpbe- no). made Ibelr InlUal liowa lo a Los Angelea audi ence over Ihe loolllgbu In "A Jay Circus." Usiea Marlborough Is vlalUog friend* In Ihl* clly, WaUsca'Teot Hbow waa sold unt under at- lacbment ot local credlioia It. The aaets reallxed leas than lloo, and were bought In by k>cal people, M»M UTAH, ■all gjaks City.—At Wondectaad BnrtonBlao- ley's open oospaoy Isglvlaf "U Masoous" to good liiiiliMaa Oiacva-n* sdvaoce boonsn of lb* Wallac* ■ten an bUllog ma city tor Joly W and s. PENNSYLVANIA. PhlUdslpklB.—There la bnl lllU* obang* la Iks theatrical iliuaUoB from laalweek. Bnalnesa Ihe tbree placsanmAbilnt opeu conllanea good, The pnaent week, howenr, wUI aee tbs dostng peiforoAnces st the QrAsd Open House, Mr. Illu- riohs lieing forced lo hrlBg his sucoesaful sesaon to sn end, to ihat he may go lo KniDpa to oonplet* hbi Arvangsmenia lor the Winter aasson al lbs Academy of MoBlo, wblcb opens In Nonnber. The nitons parks aud Summer ganlena an doing well,and the sieamen Rspubllc and llAvana An doing a rashing busluesA. Qbamd OrBBA Iloi'SB.—The programme for tbe oumni week, which U the IaaI of the sesaon, h Higolello" July -JI, "Canlleria HusUcaos" and HArbarol Seville" a, "OBmen" 11, "La SoBuam, bote;' as. "Lohengrin" 2a, "Hariba" V (niAtlnee), snd "FAgllAccI" And "U TTOvAloie" 27, at nlghl. last week showed no falling off lu Ihe avenme good buslaeaa lhal has prenlled during the grand opera aeason. Wednesday night Ihe treniendoiis sndlloriuni was oniwded, U Oullle, In "L'Atri calue," being Ibe espeolal aliraollon. TUB Uuou.—The Hosnow Hntbera have CAiight Ibe town And remAln tor the oumnl week. They sn Indeed wonderful llule fellows. Oeorge Houme, ot "My Aunt Hridgsl" fame, la alao aa altracllon. The acniMlIo Judn Unlben aud Ihe musical com- edians Swift and ()nase, alao havs Ibdr namca prim- ed In laris type. Olhero o( equal prominence on this week's bnl are Adele Purvis Oarl, Ualr and Ueven, Law Bloom, AJberiua aud Bartreiii, Charles V. Beaman, llryden aud Mllohell, Jsmea Walbniok, la Poria Stelsn. WUUam Rower, and Hully and Moon. Crowded houses svery evening last week. TiiB LvcBUB.—Tts Paris Ualety Olrta llurleai|ua Cumpaay, lbs Tommy Alklns Blaok Cruok ijuadrillt, with LouU MsnlnelU aud Kmnw Hose l«e, and Ihe luubnUe, Ida llowdl, wlib tbelr various songs, dances and specialties, make up Ihe enierulnniont at this Iheaire. Butlnesa la sllll mom Ibsn satis- factory. Narxa,—John D. lloOtaer, who wss employed as a sceue shifter St tbs llnnd Open lluuse, waa faUlly Injured Friday nlghl br a weight allaotaed lo una ut Iho scenes falling ou him. lis disd Ssturday morn- ing at Ibe Oeiman lloaplial Baby Maliel, oblM perfonner; Ibe FAUaons, In oumedy skelchea; Iko JcOnihs, In acroluillo uiinbHug; TUny Baker, lial- lad singer; lUlly Nichols, Irish coiuedUn, anil Harry Wolf, Dulob comedian, are al Qermaiila I'ark Marie Wamu, sopnnu ot Her Hoyal Hajeatj'a Opera U>mpaiiy, and James MoOuol, late tenor ot Canon*', are at lUverslde Mansion Allhs Win- ter Onus, Monday evening, Buck 1>iylor, aadsted by NeU Braddon, gives bU "Wild WM" exhllillloii of honeandoauletraliilng .. .AllhsWalnnul"T.1a Ml lie PbllUea" msnlklns go through Ibe various move uienbi un the diamond and llluslrale the oul ot lawn Simes of baseball Workmen are now getting e various Ihealres In irim for the coming season Exuinslve Improvements are Iwing mado at tbo CnesUiulHInetOpen House, Oheauiut NlreetTke- aln Slid the National II U slalsd llui Park Theatre, under tbe nuuiagemeolof J. Ilard Worrell will open Aug. 31 with "Wang," tu be fnllownl, "Tfie I'atslog Show." Cripllo I-al moul la reporteil to lie ennged lor the Block com oy al Forepaugb's. This wll bis many Plilladdpbia frienda HaDager U, . Urailenbiiigh aod family are at the Riidnlph, At- UuUoClty. PlUabats,—AH Is sad within the dwellings of our local msnagere, liecauso tbe I'ennsyliuiubi leg- islature paiaen, at Its recent sosalun, an act doubling Ibe HIats lax paid liy plaoaa of ainuss iiiantlnibbi clly, Inureaslng It from |2iwu>g«w. In Ihird cisss cities, however, Ihe lax hSA lieen re- duced from IWi to |Ti, while In imroiigha sml townships ilie ux has been nduced fnin tiwi" ItO Prof. A. C. Fogo,one of our moatacconi- pllahcd planbibi, who for a biug Ume playeil Ibe piano lu Ike onheain al the old Harris' fboaire, and suliseiiuenUy at Ibe l*alace Theatre, salla fur his caUve lieatb, Kngland, July 21. Ho baa Iweo greowd a six weeks' vai-aUoii by SI. Anilnws' Church, ut which bu Is now tlie urgaulal.,.. F. VIo tor Uurent, a young PliiHiiiirger, who inadn a iiir, cess In isiriuiue rules In light uiwre a few aoasoiis agu, baa engaged wllh one of Wlllard Hpeuaer'a companies. He haa lawn uudergolug a cuurae of throat irealnienl, wblcb liaa proved Iniirllclal A charter bas iieen obtained by Cari Ibiiler, one uf our iHist known musicians, anil utben for a largo pernaueot orchetin. II a guaranlee fund of 110,000 can be nlsod an orchesim of sixty will lie organized snd bIx symphony cuucerta [Iven each season, under the illrecUmi of Ur. lauor Nebiun Ibiliens, ihe new nwusger of lha Dui|ueaiie, alaies that he will reopen that bouse alwut SepL 2. Hcaowbllo he la bav. s. - - - acUng manager of the AlvUi, wriiss Uial be will iiutnage Ida van CorUanil (Hn. IVvenilei) iioit aeaaou H. U. Curtis la booked lu pruluoa "Ucu Ueuan Joe" next season Robert Kulgi 'oung liualiurger, haa purchased the llnpklus >ans-Oc«sDlu Hiar Specialty Company, Ho la now vbdiing ralaUvea hen, oHia CIbcIbbbII.— Huidnaon's Open House Is Ihe Oral of Ibe places uf amuBemeut U> iiutlliis Ibelr opeulog plans. The sesaon comuieucua Aug. 2t wlUi Ueimian Thowpsoa'a home drama, "Tbe 0I< llomeslsad." Wllh the mercury tuning aniund Ibe hundred nurk Inlereat still cebtera In lbs pleasure gniunda alsjut lbs cliy I.UOLUW LAuixiN,—Tluiiiiaa Waldrou opened Jul; 2u, wbeu "(.ludniiatl Ihtv" was celebraual. Ilelou Sloaue, tbo TtkriAva Inupe ot Japauws aciobau aod Jogglera, KoUnsun's trick ponies aud Ihe Klnsiiera were the olhsrspeoIalUea fealuied TliB 7,m.—Tbe Cree Indians have guiw, but the Arabhin Village waa opened 21, and for a week "Life In the Orient" wUI be Illustrated. Hid ■leu All's iroupe ol acroliau and a wediUug pageant were ths fealures uf the enlsrtaliunsuL Xuiii. A HiiinijiruN's HuskB TiiBATHB.-Johu Flyon and IbudWalkerconimencedlhefiiurth week of iboir oiigagement 22. illben on tbe Idll wan: Camll anil Kane, Burgelle aud Uravler, and Lolilu Proclur. lu the curio lialla were tbe sbnllsd lady and Mrs. Mllward, Uie servent quean, wlUi a mam UHilh reptile. OoHBT IsLANti.—Otga Baker has lieen n-eiiifaged James U. Mack, the clrcua Hiitieo, aud Prut. Iieavcs' iiisrionstteaan sUII helping to auiuse the crpwda. BUMHB* lluaatr.—Maiiagera Harry RalnliirUi aud Jiibu II. Ilavllii, wllh Uielr UaMtx, haveguue East. Tbe; willspeudsome Uineailloi8pringa, Va,,aud OUI Polul (intufon Ueorge lleuck baa returned from New York, where be completed tbe pnlluilo- artes for Ibe biur of Walker Wbllcalde WlUUin Uareo has tieen engaged to manage llavllu'a Tbea ire at HI. I»ubi Jobo Ilaniz Jr. U spending the Hsuiiiicr here Halilua Tleruou waa lbs soluiat al tbe last zoo miulcal fete Hla lla;deii'a nuiu- ager buikvl ber to sing al the Lagoon, liut Manager James F. Fenutss; ihrealsued au lb|iiiicUnn suit, and the engagement |waa cancded Al. Une li to be lbs uew doorkeeper under the Bcutt A Cum, tilings' BduilnlslnllOD. He held tbe same rank at tbe Walnut Street Thesin uuUl the middle uf laai ■casoii lAiu Iluwer, who haa uillolateil at Hub- luaun's fur ;ssn, haa fulluwed Uia example uf the ex-dourkeeper at the Founbtin Hi|Uaro and Ima opened an eatabUsbment for Ibe allaylog uf IhlrsL over lo the fund Manager Berry leaves for a much neetleil real Jul; 21. He will prohsblv apead most ot lha time st ML Clemens, Itloli. A movemeni bi on tool for proacuUng "Hsbes In tbo Wood" at Uie Amphlihcaire some time In Angust. There wUl boahoiiiaoo local peopis In ths cast, anil Ibe proceaila will bo derolod lo the Cleve- land Pemisnent Hand fund The T. H. A. will givs their annual pkiilo and noting at Oak n>lnt . uly -ja Fled. N. Hiraiiu, who will go la Ad- vance of Ihe "llays and Hayeia" Oimpanr sell seasnn. laavea tor an f^*lern pleatura trip Jnly 21. Manager A. F. llarti, of Ihe Kudld Avenue Open llniiae. Is sumiuorlngat Utile Mouulain wlUi his fsmll; The tnnlo of a new open hoiiaa for UevdarHl Is Bllll being dlaciissrd. Iml Ibe qiialllr has fatten tnin nrat to iwcnnil chun J. K. v. Onoke, reader, leaves next week fur an axisndetl >Mere tour II. H. Mrara, a Clevdaml boy, for- merly wllh Ihe Walker Whiteside IVimpsoy, haa sIgiMHinlth Isiuls Jamas fur noxt scasun Al Ihe Ijceitui, July IK, a lull Nacx tai-ainlnstrel show was given for Ino lienoni of iho llotirow lIoapllAl, by a company cflni|s>snil entirely ot young ladles. An excclleat pngiatniiie wab given, and tawiiirneil lo the gisxl of llio fund. Tslaalo,—At llio Vaml ot Anion Kilwlii llolli and Haliol ^>loii, auppurinl tiv acnmisitcut cun- Hiny, presented a vury rruilllablo niieo air per- onuanca of "liigoiiMr'' July 19 and m. The sama cuni|iany will give a similar pnKliiotlnn of "As You Uka II" -JI. KonihsnH's Casinu.— An oxcdlonl variety lilll mu preaenlwl, week euillng 2D, liy the fulluwiiig eiiple: Mllo. Tyniiiic, Iho Ihiaguiia, Lillian Harsh, ohn S. SiKwari, Frank ami Aililln Uiirt, ami the Ihi Oralis. Week uf 'JJ aro iho lieagiiiia, tho Hurts, and llio lie llraus; roUlnnl, Fnil Konna and Favam. I'sanuOAHiiBS Fur Ills wuok riosing -Jii: Uiir- phyBnillUynmiid, Kttid lire;. Win. ii'lM*. IMUn le Vem.Hlstors Hartlrro and Nolllo UnPhonwu, Vnr week of tt are: Milen Martloro. I'carl Anilrows, Nellie Hi'Phnnuin, Uiirphy and IUviikiihI, WIiIIs and llnnit, Kttiel drey, Uartba Hinllb, llniry Har- Une, Violet Karie, lluly Jackson aiul Watt; Woal. LnalsvlIlK,—At Iho Nnw lloni Tlieatro Iho new lieoplo fur week uf Jul; tl arc: Ada Weal, Uastrr llsuey, tittle Ihtveiipurt, Ada llaun;, Klla Nurmaii, Uiin aiHl Jennie llsmli, Joiinio Uunetl. Iliutnera gisid. PailueBh.«»At Iho Atidtlurliiiii wnk of Jul; in Ills Idll imsontoil Inrliiited: Ttiu Lurtfors, ilie HI. Ulslm,ll'ltrien anil Hiii:kley,aiiil Uiirvctuns Unlvllti-, I'alronago very iokhI, NEBRASKA. OmBha,»ThD Diiiiilia Miisimi anil lUJou 'lliealre will opiin Aug. 19. 'rho Kini'lre Tlieaire la iHiliig rs- oiodeled fur tlisl jiiiriaMu). F-ir lhnii|ieiiliig ireok 111 curio liHll Iboy tiavo A. .'^iitiiwii, ntrn tiair man; Pnif. Uullun, tiUok an niiil llliisliins; lJulo llaiiy f^lnilalon-AlltiaiiA, ctilcf wiiiiitvr, and Prof. Ailily's colloollnn lit nirlualtlps ftutn alt iMrtii nf llio glitiHi. Io Ihothdiiiro Itioy have I'ntor II. .Siiillti ami IhiUIii KItlB. Hint Attn, tiarillo, Ittll; HUrliiIck, Frankli' lUUIol anil E<l. Wllsun, Dg It thoroughly rouovsied and palnled, liuth lu ■Ids and oul J. H. Hyde, for sevenl suaaons CleTslBBd,—Tbe weather oonUouea uinalfavor- aide for Ihe Mummer amusemeut aUracUoas, Iml oue niny evening being charged to Uie accoiini Ibe wealber clerk, htronage conUoues good all tbe pbicea of recreaUou and the proapeubi are good for an excepUousIl; prosperous scasun. UaLnukTH's Uabobn TUBAT«B.-Tbs Humr- iMM Open Co. conUaues to play to splendkl auil ences. "Trial by Jury" and "Tbe OoDdoUers" wei Uie atlncUons the past week, a duutils bill Iielng preaenled each algnU Clan Uvlne and Kdgar Temple earned uir the huoon In the fonuer open whU« Jas. K. Hurray, Bessie Fslrialni and Om»\ ainud wen uxnt succsaafully received lo tbe lallsr, ■'Fra IHavolo," wlib an excepUonally slruug cast, will be preaenled week ot July 22. pAis's AdrHiTUBArB*.—lanea' Band nndervd Ibdr uuslcaJ and scenic apeotades of "Peace and War" and "A Day al Ui* Woitd'a Fair" lo large bouses during past week, and Hanagar HsU U«ny baa one mon triumph to add lu hla laurels. Tbe sululsis were U. U. Ferguson, Uioor, sod MUa Miner, soprano. The tisod goes to F.rie, Pa,, lo fulflU Ibelr Dexl eogagement. The ampbllheaire remains closed for ths pressnt Kfcuo ATnui OrgBA lluuBB.-The. "Sappho" allll oonllauea oo exbtbUloo bare, palrunage bi very goud, aad there Is no pRssnt In dlcaUon of a reooval. KucuD Dbacb Pabb.— Thslnues' Band gave coa, cerUAi tbU park every aftsreoon dartagpast week. The puliUc an apancuilag Ite eSortB mad* for thslrAmaseni*(B*Blh*n aad bnalniaa I* wj good. UCBB.—Mark TwBla's beneflt for Iba Htwsboya' lluBU wss a asccaaa, ovsr liat belag turned KENTUCKY. NEW YORK CITY. I*aac Wavk'a ICvaBls.—Ttin iisat week waa ainioataa iinovoiitfiii ii« iIiiiho wlilrli tiavu pnicoilod llslni'ottie Hiiiiiiiinr vdciitliiii tsigrtii. II fimilsliril uiio nr Iwu tiiliiur iiuws ItDiint, Iml Incliidoil no erouta ut ImiHirtniicii navo lu Itiiiiui tniiiiMllatoty coiii-enioil. Tho witallior was nf ilio IdusI sort, nsllhur liHi warm fur liutuur atiiiisoiiiuiilK, nnr tun cuul for iqiuii air oiitnrtiilniiHiiits. Cutuwijitunlly Hit amuseriieiit ontori'risea In itin city nrcnlvml a lltioni ntiiirn uf palninsHii. lu fact, tiiu reiiurkattty tcmponito wuattior which lias pruvallud during lha grealsr iwirlof ilie Huiiiinur lias crealcil a viitiiins lit bualnem which wuulil bavayluldwl iinilllatilu ra- lurna to sevenl iiinro tlicatrrs, liad lliclr iliHira lioou i|ton. Hiioli ratloclloiw, hiiwovor, fualer unly vain regrets, anil ealalillah tin prflirudniit, and Iho inIiIs agidosl succcsH lu tlio stiiiw IiiisIiicsh are al sll llincB BUtndently grunt wllliinil lliu liiciirrtiig uf extra hazanl'iua risks Tlie cimltniiuil atiiac- ttnns tor Ibo week vmlliig July M wcru: 'Trlliiy" al IhedAHUBN, "TlleH|ilitnx" at thu ClHtNu and (lor- niau llpcra alTKHHAUBilAHtiaN Vartet; eiiiur- lalnnirnl was funibihed at llio llNiim Hqirs iik, I'luw- TUK's, lite Cbhthal OI'Bba lluusx ami st Ills folluw- Ing roof gardeiu: Kismu A lltAi.'s, tbs Uabikii, Iho Madison HqiriHB and llio Aubhiuah lkiiiUe;'a Old-tashliinoil Uoiiiilr; CIruus caiuu Ui luwii July le and pllclted lu leiil al Nlnel;'iilulli HUeel and First Avenue. WlUiln lla ono ring utul upon lis platfiirn appoareil auuiu welt kniiwii purruriiiera, Indudal atniing wlioiit were Ibiticrl WlilUaker, liarelwck ridur; the Carpus llriitlieis, Im; acnsiubi; Itiu Fl;lng Hn s. Utvau, Uurtilnl, Paiitliin Calm, anil llio Ausllu Htalsrs, wbn preaenled Ihdr hiininii ilyacL A pleaa- liigfaaliin uf Ihusliiiw was Col, K- Daiilvl IkHiiie'a exliltiltlon uf Ills Ualocil lions. I'lio sliuw rmunliied Ibrouihoul tho week At TRHHAirs IIasiibn His Ooureld-Forenczy Upon Ou. pru,H-ntuil ilurtiig lbs Oral psrt of Uio week "lliH-.rai:clu," anil iliiriiig the taller part, laigliinlnK ts, 'Tlio Ucrry War" waa ths otteriDg The Prufcsstiiiiat Wuiiuii's Uagne preaenleil In lla ball, on Uia alleniuun uf Is, W, J. Howell's fane, "Tho Huiiso Trap," wblcb wsa thus cast: Mn. Hiiinere, Uam Tlipipp: Mrs. Itiitieria, Hine.CoUrelly;Hrs. Ikuuls, Mrs. Nellie Vats Nelsno; Hrs. Hlller, Un. CIsro lllouillutitng; Hra, Curwcii, I'aullns Wlllsrd; Jaiiu, F,tta Uiillirldgn; Wlllls Cainp- Isitl, IJlllau lilx- Tub UAi-irAi.," Augustus Tbunsis' now play, will Isi pimluced HepU u, at tbe HUiidunl Tliiiatre. 'fbu coiiipauy wilt Incluile: Frank Keeiiaii, Krnoai Ileal- Inga, Cliariea llalluck, Wrigtil lluutliigbin, llriiisloy Falsa, K. A. Lucke, Uary Htiaw, Hlia ImH, Kllia- tieth Uarrlaiin awl Flurtila Klngstny. JttJA MABti>WB-TAUKH, Willi tiai hni tieeti seiin In IbU clly fur sevenl yean, la taHikeil fur a iwii weoka'eiigBieiiient at Itis llnralilMi|UareT1isalr», bagluning March u. rao<miH's I'LBASUHK I'Auca, ■lluaUil lu Kaal nfi;-FJghlh Hireel, tietwooii Tlilnl and UsIiihiuii Aveiiuea, will lai opoiieil ti; F. F. I'mciur mi Hepi. 2. Tile luanagomoiit lulsiids In iiiaku II a cniiiprebeo- slve placo uf ainuseiliuni, ruiiitituliig luuslc liall, cuiirerl hall, garilaB of palius, nsil garden, Uennan cafo and (hlenbil divaii, with Iba cniivenlenl ai|. Juiicbi uf Itlinry, wrtlliig ruoius, rtuwer stands, uuws stands and liartier sliup. Tliuatlracllnii lu His main theatra wUl be hliili dan vaudsvltlu, oiio- lluuoua from nuou unUt iiifdnlgtit- A siriuig arra/ of American and Kiirnpeau iiuvelttes will tie uffereo. There an linpnrtant riiretgu tssikliigs ss far ahead as Ihe eariy part of IWT. K. II, I'nce will lie lbs liuilneia msnsger. Hr. I'mctor will continue hla Twenly-tblnl Hireel Tlieaire un Un same lines Ihat havo made It popular and iirrilltable. Leading fealures will slleniale tM)twoeu Hr, Proclor'a two hllUMB. "Flbi'H tiB I.Ys" haa lieen aclocled as ths Utie of new op son at I adaptatliil Ihe Kiigllsh Imok lieliig by J. Uhoavar Uuodwin, while Uie nuslu lias been rewrillen by Wm. FurM, IVK ua I.TS ' naa neon iciacica aa lua UHO upon In which Delta Fux will open ber sea- . Palmer's Theatre, Sept. w. Tbe piece la au illun from Ihe Fnndi work called "I'arvene," Manager llotb has Already selected Ibe coiiipaoy wblcb will support Hbsi Fox, and tbe opera will lin pulln rebearaslatan eariy dale. HiiuuLrnAHiiAi.BBirrAHUNsoN wiM manage ttie llljou Theatre next season fur the HIn limUiers, tbe owoen ot Ibe property. Tbe bnuse will lie devqleil bi cuiiildnaUous, ss tierebifora, sud will upou Hepl. ■i wlUi "The Olutie Trntler." ULanB0.-Emplre, Ilsreld Hituaro, l.yceuui, At>- bsy's, Broadway, FIfib Avenue, Oarrtck, lUJuu, lloyt't. Palmer's, Daly's, HUr, HuiHlsrd, American, Academy of Huali;, (Innd ilptra House, Founeentli Street, Feuple's, Jacolsi', llarlrni Oftn House, Odumlius, Paslor'a, l,iiiidou, lil/nipio, liorla', Irving Placs, lleruianla, Tliatta, WIndaur, Adier'a and HiBsr's llower; sml FJghih Avenue, JuUN l>. Aiiu FsASB A. MLocuB, Who havs lietn uaoageraut Ibe llarrtck Theatre tor lUchard Nana- 11*14, Cave l<; mutual cniisent levered Uidr busl- aeaa rdaUons with Uisl house and will lake oharg* ot the Oarrtck Tbeain Uurlesilue Cumpany, lu ller- litrtA Puerner's liurtesiiuo. "Tbrtlby,'' opening lu Boston, Msss., Aug. 19. Wlllhim A. MeConntll naa tKOD appointed li; Hr. Hamnald aa hU New York agent. Hr. Hatuddd will be lb* maasaer of the Osrrick TBeatn, tiul Ibe liuslnas Intercsis will In csred for by Hr. HcConndl.