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FOR A NEW COMMISSION.
RAPID TRANSIT FLAKS DISCUSSED.
aj0Ma***T1 aWOOBRTED TO THE FARCCII IR
JILL-A FINANCIAL IDEA HY WHICH
TnE CITY WILL OWN THE
CXDERGROCND ROin.
lac Rapid Transit Oasaaalllss of Hie I*eal Estate
t%t'ihtiSf bfld ' RRRBotm *N*R***mj, nt which Aflsesably.
?jun IMrnuhiir aral present. Tiie outcome of tho
?n-ct-K iD^'.'t*"6 J) Hxed purposu on the part of
ro?i estate nidi. Bl iTi.-t. R) BCrssvciB In Hip rflOrl to
i?ure 60.ne?lng more permanent than Um Wcvotcd
tricks- Thr uiMleraTniind 1*1.. hus iiixiueMionably
taken BBBISBrtSR of Mils eoiTtnltt'e, a*, noll as the
mya ides that Cte city should have u Bang In tbs
_-*?**-'?."? f,r ,!ie nm* *** eventually acquire
moot* BBRflflfl?IR
A ms.1fsi-i;y nf the Committee of Twenty-fire at
t*n*l?** flflSUI-SJ's meeting. H. V. Harnett preside.!.
Iteseoretarr. B. E. Romaine, \t.-i** there. Some nf the
-_,-rs present were Thurles Duels, Henry R. I'.eckin;iii.
r_ri? E gchnyks*, L. J. rn Ila nan, Eran's R. Houghton
,____ J. I.. IMrHh. Tbe conference was taken part In
I m neirtT oil who wot* seated around the bonrd.
?'_ a result of a dellhcrntlon lasting in,.re than two
v.^. Mr. l'ar._ii)>!u c<,!iscnt<*<1 to oller In the AflBesably
j-f-idcrt Mil. 1<> hs pratt! nlly a su?>siitute fur thar
,Btroduced hy him la-t Munday, but which should
rtj-aln SSBM new features, while preserving many
j tue "BBfl-Bai r>t IRS own bill, ns wdl as the Rapid
?siain a-t of MM.
p. 1* p"liro",'<1' imong other things, that a new com
?dj-lon shall be appointed, which shall formulate new
mmm, or al their option adept the plans of the retiring
mmtMRMRm, on the basis of Via?SJ the franehl.se tor
aaBaTBSRsa and operation shall be offered nt public
?action hit ?r,!d '" tm* MghSBt bidder. In ease, how
-re- I?I effort lo sell the fninchl-.* 1s BBS?NSBBfnl,
ti?n _? -t*Y t--itt tie nuihoii/.ed and empowered lo
__rofeed SR? :?'?" wnsfltrnctlofl nf a rapM trsasH road
_B ?i-r-irtlanre willi ihe plans laid down bv the new
'?nia-K-lon. lbs wer!* in bo earrie*] on as a municipal
wt--*>rl*e St tbs expense of the public
The amended bill ssiil prohibit Hie use of nny -rreet*
0.__?r than tho-e bow n-t-d bv ths Mannattaa rom
?s?-.v. lvliig Le1'.s?-eii Till-.*! ind SlXtb avo. south
of Qas>sBii4*lan<l twenty sIxtB -t.
A financial pngraaMM twv cuvrving on the worli
iras ?tics*'ted at Hie confereure, which i- legarded by
lome a- le.v.i y-.-scsed af attractive features. In
the Ba*! g?as. li ls proposag to organize a coii-tructuta
Maafsag, with -hkb tte Rapid Transit ComaalssloB
Ibsll he suil:wl/..d lo eontraet for tha construction
ind BfSSStlaB of the n.nd fir any period to be agreed
upon, mot toe*,, eel 190 years; that the my shall
!*'? ;e to the construction company a \xo\- cent bonds
In a BM .-'.inii lent Ib over ti." coat af Hie mad. and
-ag company, from tte nie of thesa bon?i, guaranteed
bv the n:y. "-HI Unw I"' enabled to secure the neces
ury flspRal for the <ioaipletlaa of tin- ant**rsBtje,
The ron-lrur'l'.ii company Hms building an 1 op***?!
ir.j; the ro.d will, however, be re'-uiit-d lt. gag lo the
rtti bbb*??J ?"? par tent apon tbs c.*! "f .i.t-u-uc
tlon, and, of -oana, whatever the company makes
a-t above thc ?? per cent paid to thc iininiripaltty
srin be it. pratt in thc aperal rn ot xhe, nnd. Thc
rite of liiirrc-t aa tte bunds guaranteed by the city
being o per cent, and Hm BBfloaat to be paid 'by tbs
operating inn.p.n.y being :> pr cent, thc difleren.-e
of. per csa! ss,il ba aseg a* a sinking fund for thc
ultimate taRrrSBsnl of all the bond- and eilect final
ownership of ih? road by tho city Itself.
TM* plan, lt "a thought, will meet with favor and
-j-ni-e the sulis.'riptii.:i nf the n'scssarv funds with?
out delny or BSB?irrasainant as the work ls curried
lors-srd. The thcry i., that ihe credit of lbs etti
lying so much greater than that of nov pt?stble
cinstnictlon company. Hie ni ,nev ,-an easily be raise!
it a per cent, aid sritb Hie guaraatas of .'. i>'r etoi
la return lbs etty is amply protected ag;il!i-*t loss
In tbe transaction. Of curse if a eon st ruc Hon coni
pflnv or syndicate should ernie forward and offer
more Uiin tbe minimum rate of .*. per emt, which
li to be the uris.-t rate, the city will be Itel much
better off: and li ls thought bv some of the friends
Of tb? J)";an liiat the profits ,>f opera!IRmi ar,; lil.elv
ti bo Bach, even wl'h a minimum fare of ."? cents,
that -p-uu-ts win ba irtUlng t.. make tte annual
payment tn Ite city even hinter than D p.-r cent
en the cost of consti-TKlkin. A eoaapntattOB has httn
mttr, if ls said, which Indicate that the kinking
/and thus acjulred would retire nil Ihc bonds ssiihin
thirty-five yrnrs. If the mad fll?_M cost s?.>O,0O(>,
000 there would be a minimum inciiie for the city
frr.m Its opera lion of at lea-t if-:,r,O0,0rK).
lt "BBS propOn*. to exfinpt the cimpnny from
reneral Lixiitlii unti', aft.-r lt h;is lK*en Iti operulion
one lear. Thi* paint has not 1.n tally eaoVBBirg, Mr.
ISrquliar Inlet,,1* i,, cm Lr nilli Ihe ContlOlRr tad
the pre.-ldeni "l tte Tax Dspaunnenl t-etorr r*Ri*nlng
to Albany, if tM* leatnrc la nol iippos***) by ib4?ai
h* ??,ll probably Ins.-rt In his bill a pi..v|s|..n making
this guaiiiiite.'.
Tte kgifllatiriJ .ommltt'-e of the Beal Estate Exehang.
r.aphi Trauisll Oommltta*. ssiii hold a s> .-inn lo-mlrrow
snd foriiiulate ame?dmenta to ite Farqabar bill In ac
ccrdance srllb the plan- *,.t (orth. lt ls **a*o**4M4*d by
tl.e ...iiinutiee ti les! public a->atlnM'Bl "n lae que-*
tlon ol dty ownership by the tiri niall m ol p
litton*, aecompanled by :,n explanation ..f lbs gen*?riil
Shel III 11 Ul plan snggestedi, in case lhere |s i<.,> atronu
epp.'s:ii,.n I., tn.' plan ol immediate i*onstrnctioa uni
Oirr.er-: lp ol a road by ile- city.
IT MIST KNI> IN CORRUPTIJN.
TEERR BHOU-Q RE No C0MBIRATI0S RKTWE" N
TIMMANY IN!) ANY SYslI.M OF
UlPIIi TRAXS1T.
At ihe fr-t rag?-f _s!s*tln| of Hie Republican or
gsnir.T'ion al tte XXUM Asaeaihly Dtstiiet, beU. on
Jsnn.iry -J?, at No. 103 West '?TgMy-sccond-st., the
fMl^wIng resolutions were unanimously aBOpteS;
Eb?TiSS, lt a pl I transit ls an lndl-pcn-iible BjSfl??JSlty
to tile latiifort af th.- cHi/Ciis if .Ness-York ref?Ung
"resi nnd n ;t', of Central Lark, nnd to Hie develop
?ent and gr,.sst:i of tte rlty <>r Rew-Yurk; and
Rherrai, The lab rlag ela-)*a*si and enipl.yes pen
er, Tv ire absotutaly Rapt ml.-nt ou uipld transit foi'
?Mer and (leaper lif.ui.*; and
Ebenaa, RapM transit ls a gnastloa which ShaaM
b* sfl'i'. and d-alt \slih bv our <lti/.'-iis, Irrcpe, tlv,
of party, and ls issi marti j a Ban-part?arn ga?*stlon;
and
W.'ierer,., Tho Huron1-.- of r:ipl<l transit fafllllie..
Hiss *', li.ailc.iaat.-, |s being d,-lnye*l and baupered
bj the had,-is nt T.uii'i.alis Hall;
Resslreg, Ry tte RepatReaa orgaalaatlon of the
XXllbi iliuBitly Di-ulct, lb?t it is lnjiirlom lo Ihe
li.It.*'- og tiie div ..I Ne-s Yorb anil sui,v T'-ive i.f
Rmi rights ef tte p'-opi.>, tint pr ifi?Inna 1 i-oliUciai)
havo ibo pow.r to dictate la abai saaaaar I Brita st.
r>i)irt ? im11-1?_, aRoo?1 Un bimigiit about, and the terms
'?? ii which it nii.y be attained.
1-c-olved, That Ibis organization pieRfrs li.-lf t.
1'ipp irt lor iis-einl'lviiiiiii aid .il.1erin.iii al tte next
?l".T n men nh., will act and vote for Imror-dlatc in
c^.si-si i?.i_jid truiisii farlllUa-a iiiitraiiim. U'-il 1/y
wi-ci?iai Ii,nt political ? in -.
Iseso'v.-l. That nny loiiil'luaiii.n between Tauimaiiv
Hill ai.u in,, kuirportj-r* ol any particular ay-?cai ,,f
'?i"l transit I. dangerous to tho l.?i interests of o
?Vi fliiU il.u-t, ii., -wihuHy . nd in corruption.
4 ski w:t MEETISO OE I ATES -MAM MEM.
rbh;aga, Keb. t.~A l.leting sslilca ssas Intend..
lob.' sc, iel was held iii t'.c Victoria Hotel gratel*
?ag tv ibe Mai afootum. Paper Ceiapaay, af Mern
York ami -sr-*-*r*i**>BtaU*raB af tte mills aot members
Of Wi (un,j,nny, Tte .Maliulicliiri rs' 1'apCl IT.Ill
is-y i*. ii ini-t ciiiiiacing a nuinb'-r *.f Ite larger
lanniauturing com .Mis. Wartier Miller, Judge Tuller
Isa and Mr. ITagenateRer, Of New-York, were tJic
"stsliiit.irs i.f the siTicm ?. Tlio trust colitivl-, BhOUt
<%oiuds ,.i tbs production of print?lg paper ate
STJ>.li ? Iii-ny ol lue large dallies. Iii flaks .ilie.nl'.
Signs of Mk
You don't have to look
twice to detect them?bright
eyes, bright color, bright
smiles,
bright in
every ac?
tion. Scott's
.-ES-f ' EMt?
only when h-t-i I fl
yeak tissue ? ? ' '
js replaced by the healthy
kind. Scott's Emulsion of
cod liver oil effects cure by
building up sound flesh. It
ls agreeable to taste and
fwy of assimilation.
1 -*mw^**?n*fl?4a >..-_, y.r. au_**u>_ifl_.
rU
eiceed Mg capacity, and lt ls con.pelled to contract
"villi mills not In the combine to enable lt to fill Its
orders. This fact led the directors of the trust at a
recular meeting held In New-Yorh tsvo week* ago to
consider incn.,iires for the extension of ite tni.t Rte
the absorption of afldltloiinl Brills not already anger
Hs ronlrol. Tfje capital nek was Increase, and
overtures made to outside mills and a -e,ret meeting
called in Chicago; Hie mills which lt ls de..|-ed ta
Bring Into the combine heine Invited to attend. A
number of wholesale paper deniers txprtttett lt a*
heir belief that the object of Ibe trust wai ultimately
to freeze out Rm small concerns by offering them
Inducements to Join tte trust.
THE REPUTED REYNOLDS PAINTING
ITS OIVNF.R NOT i'l NM I.I SR, IHT IN COM
IURTABLE CIRCVStRTAXCEg.
A description of a portrait of Colonel Hugh Duneln
Forbe*-, Mippo.i-d to have bee;i palBteg bv slr Joshua
Reynolds, was pubHsheg in Tiie Tribune on la-t -in
dav. The plrture ls the property of Mis- .Inila Feld
man, of No. 73 West One-Iuindr.-d and tir>t ..t., u
_>?**)? .Ski _, *.?__y-**S>.
Tun por.Tr.AiT or co_onei
descendant of Hie Forbes family. The account of
Hie painting v.-.is true, but the financial condition of
the owner way. misrepresented. %\m |j );,,t penniless,
but in contfortable dircuBislancea, and lbs expressions
about her ii.eding charity were uncalled for. She
also srlihea lt salg thal sin* did aot Uso in s te?e*
ni'-nt boase, t.ut la a Beal lat. Rte earns her
living a*, a visiting "tweeness. Her brother, Fennels
Keldnuili. hu, !'It:i empl.'ved hv the Wagner Palace
('.ir Cnnipan.' for tsvo years, aaa sings In the i hun li
uf the Heavenly Rest.
blie und lie live together.
WO SAFE TUE (ITT HALL
1VII I"'rr.!'.ir) INTEREST IN SAMUEL CO-OVER
Bt'GOERTIOX.
The preposition, of ex I'.'irk t'.>mml--ioner S-m-mei
Conover, "piint.si in The Tribune yssterilay, thnt the
taxpayers af th.- city obtnin un Injuaclloo restraining
the Mayor aad Ite etty aathoritlei icm learinf down
the beautiful and convenient (Hy Hall which fa*es
the l-arl; .sui-roiiudlng it. nnd Irani pr.Needing with
Ite cree: ion of an enormous and costly s_airfare ju
Hs place, has anus,si widespread attention ants?lg all
.hisses of taxpayer* nnd citl-.cns. ?_),.. in?
terest taken |a tl..' propoMtinni to te..t the *_*_-. of
iii" Btatate fur mi. u ent-rgenctes -he-ara hos*- Intenss*
la the feeling of opfMtetlofl io iRe Tannmny arbnne
which would i-albltassly destroy a puhgc building af
such inhltectura] -ymmetrv ate beaaty a* areli as
..ne >v well HM.-.1 to th,- mea for which lt was ere,Tel
aa ta tte present City Hall, and pat In lt. plate a
vast, '.incongruous p_j,.f __j _U1 unKnown co-t lo the elly.
An officer Of Hie Jjiw Depart?M.! of the city,
speaking In thc absence of t\-e. COrporaM .n Counsel,
stitt jest.i-dav that there was no question of the
righi *,f Bay taxp.'ivcr to begin such an netlon to
re-t-nin (s'te n.-w Manlrlpal Rnlldlng Uomnit*?lou from
going on with Hs plans. It ssas __ mH of this
character and tarried un under tata lass- that William
Zle^lrr began ngalnst Mayor Chapin and the etty
officials of lirookhn. to prevent them from rmi'
nun mating tte purchase of tte Long Island tsTatev
w ..?_?, at an exorbitant eos! to Ite dty. Tte sue
eesi of this taxpayer of Rroohlyn Ib |*T?**renttng a
tnonatnna waste of Hie money ,.f the people ought
to te, in thc opinion of m.'itiv .Tti/.n, .-, ant?deni
incentive for .onie public-spirited taxpayer in Slew*
Vork to go Into curt as Mr. Ziegler did in Rroohlyn,
with lbs nhl of a lnsvvcr of Ite zeal and ability nf
William J. Gaynor, who appeared far tte plain tl it
la the case alluded to, and .-et on foot ti pro.,cling
i..r i.reventiii!* the exeeaRoB of ?inman** Hall's
onl'i's for the demoliiion of Hie City Hall. Xlaamian*.
would then be compelled to sh OW III OJ**, court what
public !i.ce-*itv there la for the huge .-dltic.- sjrhlrh
Hie or p* i, I/at I on propoM-a !.. spread ?>v.-r ' Itv Hall
Park while n* greedy brnrbmen despoil the city
treasury ol s sum inany tinns tte actual io*t of tte
ungainly structure.
A FRElc.llT BLOCKADE IS ISDIA.Y.i.
Fort Winne, Ind., Feb. 4.-The JVnussTv.anlii sys?
tem between Chicago and Cre.tllne. nhl... ls lied up
i.y ii triegbl blockade and win res**t*ra aa balghi of
anv dearriptiofl until tte blocteds ls "?toed. Yea>
teidav iillein.on I'reigTt .Agent -laington l-sued the
i"!i"ssing nottoe: ?? \ft?-r to-day (Mata**) tte Pitta
burg. Fort Wayne nnd Chicago Raliway win not re?
ceive freight Of BB* kind for shipment nt this point
destined either w*-t or mat until further pAttatA.9
Th" reason for tl.ls or.br ls that Ite line betWeCfl
Ciilcaci, mid ir. ..tllne I- blocted with loaded curs mid
tho bio. kinle |a grossing wore ev.iv hour. At
CrestUne ottt 2?00 loaded .virs asrall aio"*fl*a"#Bt.
Al Limn. Yan Wert. Kori Whmi.-. ITviiioiiiIi and
other p.lntf I! Is allix.-I as bad. Aflci BBtUIS?lg Bil
lot?1 freights ssiil be :. itu i.i I. ?i until further notice and
all the lon,motives af Ihs company will be pat IO
ssork cleating up the MockadS. The blockade will
Iii no wav interfere with Ibe running of passenger
and express trains. All kinds of rumors are '.float.
It ls said to be n blt*, bv the Pennsylvania Cotnpanv
Bl orgnfii'.cd labor: that br Its leaving the men out
of i-tliplivnient Ihey will seek Morl; el-esshere. mid
ii,\v men can then b<* hired In Hu lr places w'o do
not belong to any toter organlaallon, Another rumor
ls that a Strike was pliinneil nnd tte companv took
thi-, course to thwart lt. 1 '.'? soaipaay saya tte
engineers are ...nt tn Plttsblira lo n*-1*t In relic) In,;
tin- blockade on efl stern dlrlxtons.
Til EY MET DEWY IV EATHER AT SLA.
The steamship lUivnland, of Ite Ked Star Mn*'.
which nrrls.si bere >.-inlay from Antwerp, reported
that on .lannary -4, s,?" Bighted the Norwegian burk
Velox, waler l'.gg.ii ami abandoned. Tte musts and
surds of tte VelOB wera Intact, as were all brr sails,
ss ll li Ihe exception of the gil. and mainsail. Tte
Itbynland had -. teary weather daring ber royaga.
rm january Sd she met with hurd sgaalls aad rough
seas, mid .n January 87 raa toto a strong gale
ncc.iiipanl-.l liv brief squall, of hurricane violence.
These lasted for Oil?" .lavs, nu.I on .tanniny To thc
steamship was hove 1 > f'-r ov.r Ilse boara. She
Ihetl had pleasant weather for the rest of the voy?
age
The Herman steatnsblp Stuttgart, from liremen Jan?
uary 80, r***nslgned to Oslrichs a co.. witto, srrtred
vcslenliiv. also reported heavy weather. In Ite North
s,.? and Channel she met will) strong winds and head
seas and on Jaaaary 29 ran Into tte same Itonfl
whi.h had t..s-ed tte Rhynland ubout. Neither
iteaa?hip "rastalni- any damage.
THE FRIST CLOTH MARKET.
1.11 Klv-r. Mass., Feb. 4 .spcei.il).- The cl'.U) mar?
ket has iK-eti iictlve dWriag the MR. Ite bulk "f tbS
li-adlag being ssagard t.. i-""** tor toUrery tttm
Apul io .luis. Ihe prfes-B belUg on B basis of .'! l-R
cents for '??IsO-ls. Ihe -siiles exceeded tte pr
duction of tte w."k. The production Ml off during
the week, owing In brenkdoiMis In maihinety. Th"
di for spoil ha- not b"*"tt very prc-it. although ll
la i.iicvcii her.- Ihat sriotm sra ant srsJl supplied.
Manufacturers report ii go**, demand for thin fairies.
maa sd lawsa being ns light as -"Oaths. BS yards
,,, ... pound. Much Bi this .Iii'- of trOORt ls- Shipped
vonth ls be used sa lateees Btonts. and a torr
niu.ntltv ls us., for .Ires- linings bat RatogB. etc
It ls rumored thal a third Hargraves mill ls In
contemplation. :.'id manufneturcrs are watching BOH
building ..Derations In New H.slf'.rd nilli walous In
"'''jt'o wcklv .loth statement ls BS follow.: Pro
muuon. IRMTJO pntetm', Ralrrartos. XROAyoo ptoras.
sU?K on hate. oAXrO pieces all B4_Cda"JIBlSBiMtj
amt niece, of which '-.OOO were odds. in...ooo
1,1,4s. MM spots and 2V..O00 futures; sold tor
reek.y ?^!J^ryi?nA?,s: ssa
___*? i__rW^-5o*"ri^^ bm '>u^:
pleceH: J1uMn^("ti^?_ t Basatsashsr, 1?.000 piece.
sss' ~ss ELSuwrkct u * ?*
Jrtce to * ie?u I** 64*64fc
J.S.CONOVER&CO.
28 and 30 West 2,'M St.
Open Fire-Places
A tine* and largo assortment of Brass,
bronze and Iron in new and e'ecant de?
signs.
Mantels
ir ail woois, native and foreign, ?"?"om
our civn spot Tal designs.
Tile
of eiory foreien make, in rich enamel
colorings, gad Pattern** for Floors, Wails.
Hearth*., Facings and Bathrooms.
Our new factory, with extensive facilities, en?
ables us to produce the -ne-t cia-.* of work at
greatO" reduced cost.
Foundry and Factory,
626, 528 and 530 West 25th St.
MUSICAL COMM EXT.
Henri Mnrte;iu nnd W*tM*t"l "TaBBlttenseT1 "viii hs
the principal feature, nt the Dnrnms. li concert In tl i
Muric Hal] (o-:iight. Marteau mu play VleustesapB's
fifth concerto fnr violin. with orelie.'r.i, ? Ahendlled,"
by Bchumann, and Rrah__*i ?? rupari*, her Tans." Mme.
Kronold-Koert will Rag BB arlu from HL'Africalne,"
and tiie a-Tti**Ttra Will piny linldmarh's ".s-aUiintnla
overtuie, and * -Inutile numl.er for String nr. hestra,
Reethoeen'i Polonaise mid Ooanod'i cradle tn***. This
will lake up the first part, and In the se aad IBS prin?
cipal nu'ni.ers fram "Thanbaesjser" wai he given, with
ihe foRowlag inst: RHaheth, Mm*-. Kraaatd -Kat rt;
Tann laeuser, R. c. T*rwas; Wolfram. Antonio Gatesst.
Landi-rave, Briessaa F. IBMbasil; Me..rs. WIIIL-tm
DennlBOB, Chas. H. clarke. .las. A. Metcalf and 'Tiarles
R, Hawley win sing the parts of Walter, grhriehsr,
Iiilen.lf and nelninar.
The semi Wagnerian 1,111 at the Music. Hall will be
met l.v a whale W.icnerlan Mil of colossal dlasfhrions
nt Ihe Lenox ".scum Rill evening. Acaln Ibe .er?
rie*, of ov,r a iln-"n .Inp.-iv, heailef] By -gj____ ja h
sslll be enlisted, and Mr. Sel.ll and hi* for.es will |aj.
t'rpr. t some of the nu.st admired e.xrcpt.* from tin
lyric dramas. The pi.cramme sslll IteglB with "Fine
Faust Overture" aad ih.ee fraguMati from -Trhtan
und Isolde" win form an Instrumental middle number.
Te real of the prtigraniaM ?ri ii employ tattam, with
the h.Tp of a chorus of waaasB . votoea Hie first sceae
of the sec.,ml -,ct of "Tiie Flying Dllt-limair faplBnlng
sons aad hallndi will l,e auiie; bI.o Ihe qulalel '.-. m
-Di" Mristerstager," lbs manann and septet from
??Tiiinh.i.u.er," and Ihe Wa?>*yrtor scene from the
third BC) of "Die Wiilkuere." To Mr. SeMI'fl p'.iiti..'..it
fl.c.iinpaniment Miss Juch -viii ling Washer's graqp ?f
nv.- sins*. Of coarse, standtog-i**-oai win be at a
premium.
The 'veek hecun under *urh hrllll.-int rlr.ini-tan.-s
will i.e rn ii of blgh-chuis we hernial music rta Thats
day evening the IKsston Symphony Oiche.tr* Hill
elvo its fourth conceit In rhlrkcrinz Hall, "ind
en Friday Bfterno rn and SataMay s**enlag Ihe Phil
hnrnu.nllc 8t~riet)r"l fourth concert ss iii lahe place
in tin- Haste Hali, The ptag-raaiaiB af th's c .nert
embraces a new symphtsay by attoahatt RaMnstrin's
icena and air " V. <lun.|iie vpr"'i Madame I'ur-rh
Madli. Hie prelude to " I.oh.Tij*! m." i-.n.eMo fl
vioii.n.iiio in A minor, Balal Narai (Mr. ItoHauiB . and
th- pr. lade and finale of ?? 1'ar.lfnl.- The ItaatiMI orche.,
ira'- pr-agraaaaie 1* ns f illosvs: overture. ?? Flytog Duteb
BUB.* Wnctier ; Bl e mos a Bim! of tiie c moorta f r \ lol,.ti
ceiin. n... ;;, Dnvidoii (Alwin ""e**rt~**grri; Byaaphony Ro.
4 f I tn Man "i. Mendelssohn ; " Mephlsto Walu,'' 1.1 /t
prelude, ?? Ria Heillerslnger," RTagBer.
The third roarer! of the Kn-i.ci Qaartol ls set
rlnivn at Chlrhertog Hall on Baturday afternoon. The
illlef feature Bf the prOgTB??M I* U.e ness- "(lari?*!
Quintet," by Brahms, besides whleb Dvoraks r|uaiie!
in k atajor, op, M>, mid Beethoven's la Q major. <.p.
1", \-.III bc plas..!._
Mr. Ilunket Gi-7-ene, the "rtiung English baaa* rn
gaged by Hr. M'.r.-i- Reno irhUe in Rurep* la-t
sumiii.r, sail.*1 from Uverpool on Fete-nary I, bb Ibe
tSermantc, and ssiii make bli tn-' appearance In Ibl*
.'.m..tv ..ii Felmiary IT, bi Husk Hall, to t?nni-rtion
**iit ti..' vtoUnlflt, Henri Mart.-m. Bnd Ibe Symphony
?*:?.-lu-tra, Walter Pamroscb, rt iduetor, ll il- ron
ceri Hr, Greens vs ll I slue selrrilons Rom Wai
music iir.iTi.i-, Germsa Lieder, RngllsU snd Iri h bel
lad*. Mr. i.iecnc ha- bc**, engaged lo sing "rtib Ihe
.-vm;.'' ny Ori-estra ia Ibl -Tis. Iloat.m, Phlladriphla
and M'asMagton, ulth Ihe Apollo flub, of (ht* igu,
and in "rai.?na i*onc4*-iN In ibe ptiiaiirai rilli, ol
Canada and Ihe West. He U only iwentj leven and
a native Ol lr> land. FOB several se nv pa I BS bal
is.en |i.itstaal demand for thc beat ros*-re1i In Lan
dux,, and ia* rang ssim, treal ince sw at the Royal
Italian Opera ni ('oVeni Harden, and at Va-- lV?***c-**ili*i
I. ilval, ss.'icrc be made hi- debnl IB oratorio las!
BUttunn,
on February 87 n eaneert ""_1 !<?? pUen in tl
Madison s'l'iar- I otie.-rt Hall tflir lb* l-.Tietlt of All
..f iii.- mot deserving ol Nen Vorh's rbarlltes. U
I l-l Kit.li.!! A-s.e i.lTo'l. The KlH'.ipflHI I bonis, "f
Hie Arion baling Bot \>T tra-artod ol it* phi la nlhrople
hiiK.rs. ssiii King undi-T t'n- dlrenlon ol Mr. Van der
htucken and Ihe kolo pettnrmet ""Ul I- Madam'
I ir- 'i Madl. Miss l.e.mor.i ron oXoaeh and Kdsvard
\. KoclliaT, tenor. Thi rowmiltie" bavtog Ihe?rstroeel
in rbarge. trom srhleh l".\e* and scats may be rn
.ni.T are Mn*. ''. M. Ravmood, No. SO Fifth ?vc: Mr-.
I r.ii. ,T. I* Vf. Donner, Sa. VI ll'.-t Thirty seventh -t.,
?"nd Mrs, Mst lk iliimmcr, Ro. ill Bast Maty
eighth t. _____
RtWS In Met. M. Marl.au bal received j Liter
ai . In: thal .lilies Mass-net has nearly 1lnl-h.il
the "-vniidionle nour sTolon" **"hl. h lie ls com|h.sinis
for him.Hfred Omenfeto Im. decided In lake
up Ids i-e-4d.ii. ?? Iii sienna. ... A benefit rimeaarl
Jule. lass, cornet, sslll t-ike pla.
of Husk nd* evening.
at th.- Academy
RURRTS AT THE onto BOCIRTT HISSER
That th.- dinner af the ohio 9ntt*tj, i" he h.id aa
leliruary 1- ni Delmonico*b, sslll be BB nflalr svhlcii
avery Biember ssiii bc buxIo-m to attend ta todtcaird
hy the sn.-.te -fni ssork of thc coiiiiiiiti.e. RveryiWng
Hms tar ha. beea ei.-'oiirii-ni.'- Asaong lbs ipeab
frs will le- iT.scriior William .McKinley. Jr.. geaatM
t'ulvln S. lillee. Secretary John tx . Nol.le. Tonnie-.
niau Micia.-l D. llarter and Fredflrtc Taylor. <'..ion-;
William I-. Btrong sslll bs ton.tina'ter. Invitation*.
lins.- laren sent to the pi.-sjdelits of the societies of
-t. J'alii.', >t. Andr."", Rt "i'-orpe, Holland, Hew
Ruglsad, Sontl.-rn. Rt. Mell..iris and Ohio, of -hteagn.
The am iv.Tsar] '.f the adadsflgab of ohio to state
hovil ls leliruary 19, lui as thal dine fulls on sun
day Hil* fear, IRS dinner was set for hntiirdus', thc
gag brfore. Applications for tleketfl urn ulread',
rt-BChlag I..Tinder ll. inill, Ihe treasurer, In a Btoattj.
strcam. i.en.ral Henry V. Hiirnctt ls chairman of
(he cointnllt.e a'.d lin.r Les s.,|cl.irv. The other
ineml.ei's ar.- fl.cii. lal Wager .s'.sasii-. liettsrsl riintu.'is
Kwlng Henalor liricr, ' olonel william L. Hrnwn,
A nd re? J. < lose. A. D. Juilllard, H. A. lilas.ford,
D. ll. Hal's, 11. ?... ItonaiBBB and U. Rf. Taylor.
tXlVIRSITY E.TTEXSIO.Y I.Y SEIY I.OSDOX.
tfen-Uoat ?. Oflma., Pl?.,. 4 |B*--*-tal>. Tba coi?n,iue.
i|.p..!i.t.ii *..n.e tm.-i-. tv 1 "'I-'' Ihayer, sf ti.o BW-trrii-i
1 ont, to d'(.milli- Hi'- tin!..-)'-'" "f toe pssputl si I'. 11
?ippell ts Co., ca.i'.d iv Ihc RtTW.Varh, Rs-.Kbvsb and
lluit-'ud I?III Sd C4S_*Jfl_y ia!.ms it* IMeka al'.iif siliarf
aisgperty and tsssd BUlag a atrip H <T.:.|>|-U's land,
aaa beea la a**?d?1 Rill week at the tsarlhaBssi. Hauy
aitiie?es nttt STSBilBsd. hut bs dsrialsa has yet been
iBBfliinrfd
A Bill ABU Bl I* on to t to est.-il.II-h a t'nlsrr.ltr F.xten
don I'.nti- In Oil. city ami it ls "BSStJag **itli math
asor that lt- sinai ss ls a-siir-d. ThS Btsl tamtM "f
.?.Tines -lill li.' fla flSCafl*" ff, and will b>' li.Tlser>_ bs
iaii.u.T W. Dike, 1..rn s|,mid,ii:,' BSCTCtSlg if HM Natioia!
llVflt* ? Ri f ,1111 ly ??-?ii.'.
At the annual a*ats**?ag ri the Xesvl.riiiden North', a
iBRlW-d (T.iiipaiiy this week. Itfl?71*1 Cfltl ssas l**? le. ted
.psident and ti.asiir.r and J. .v. BBBlaaUd *a*.rc_is.
This st-.-k liiund Ma-tcr 1 inri" ll. Waie paid ott th
11 alBBajfl "' T'e'ii'i' ..11 th- Olid Kell....*' HflaM at r.~usie?,
nut across Hie Thames River. Tte* home U non chip iv
ree ttom debt.
Smi fal ile ie baa ticrn little gain in the wflUT In I_k.
Conoinoc, fioin sshl.h titi- city dflllVSS Us ?u|.|ils- '?'?
ra. ??peeled that Burial Um wtotct a tnst-riai cain arsaM
,- ini.de SUI Hi"' "fl?Stall fer Jaii'iarv ssa. less ll.an I le ?
.If of Um BVSIUgS fall fer Ikfl la t r?nrte. n "rears for thai
iienlh. TBS lake i. nore t'.iat. tsvo Irct laSBtl than it iras
1 y.ar tea at this tin..-, nnd unless ricid BC-MBSflsy i
,ra,Tls.sl it is feared mat th. ie will l?* a water fomli .
cvt sun,niel. _
Cheerful While ?in.??l.i-*s
114 Dominion l*agBrSSSSfl. Rvaa-r nu" that u*'* th fm,
Pholo^rajih. In ra-ii |_ckaf.'.
THE CITY 8TAGE.
WHAT WILL BE BEEX AT THE THEATRES
THIS WEEK.
The return of A. M. rainier's rompanv to the
home theatre tomorrow eVCBlBg sslll be generally wei
. -'d by ihe.'itr? goer.. It lia- ma.le a long journey since
lt last saw Palmer's Theatre, ar.d lt begin* its home
.-eason late The play selected for the opening lt
"Lady Windermere', Kan," which has alreadv been
Played and received with much favor In Huston.
To morrow evening Mme. Kleon,,r,i Duse williwin
the third week and last but one of her rBISf~S*lBI at
tbe Fifth Avenue Theatre, she will be teefl In tw.i
new characters, CessriBe, In "La Femme de Claude,"
and ( yprlcnne. in BsiRaa'i " Dlvorcon-." Ihe formei
play will Bs plaved on Munday evenlnc, while
" Dlvon-ons"* will be elven as an extra performain .
on Tuesday evening. "K.dorn" will be the bill for
Wednesday ev. nlng. " I'ern.inde" on Krlday and
??('flinn:.'" <.n totardsy.
The performance of to-morrow night nt Dalv's
Theutre will be the last of "The forders"' for this
season. On Taesday night Mr. Daly will revive "The
Taming of the shrew," which he expects to keep on
the stage for only two wee kn, after which BS Will
give an elaborate production of "Twelfth Night,"
which has never before been given In this theatre.
All the songs of the play will Ik* ii .ed.
William II. Crana feels happy over the msnner In
which Matthews and Jeaaop'S play "On Probation"
has been received Bl Hie Star Theatre nnd also o\. r
Ihe personal IBCCCII bs has BChleved a- Hie Chicago
IBlH?I?Ire, Jonathan sll-t..e. The play has succeeded
In attract?lg large audiences to the star, and, what ls
nn.re. In sending them nwny flatlsReg and happv.
Last week BashllgM photographs were tak-n Bf all
ihe scenes In Hie play. Tiie gowns worn by Ihs
women of Rm company are band.ome and the stage
settings are In good ta-te. The lii-t act set, ..bossing thc
breakfast room of the Inlversal Hotel In Pails, ls an
artistic piece of ssork, while the land*ca|.e *et*fl
througli the windows of the hotel lu sss li /..ri a nd lu
th.- second and third acts is highly pteturesap?7.
Miss Hlana Oak* Haynes will pay New-York an?
other short visit this w.ek, playing nt the Harlem
Opera House. Ht repertory will be ns follows:
Monday, "As Yon I.Ike ll": Tuesday. '"The Hunch
back"; Wednesday, "The Lady of Lyons'"; Thursday,
" Ingomar" : Krlday, '? Home and Juliet"; tot?rda y
matinee, "Tha Lady of Lvnti."; Saturday night,
??Ingomar." K. II. sotii.rii will return to town nest
Week and will appear at the Harlem Opera House Iii
??Captain I.eliarbl.Tlr." 11,1- play, ns everybody re?
members, bad n ni'.*t ?cecilla! run at the Lyceum
Theatre nt the beginning of the llflaon Mr. sotheni
ssiii not be seen again in New-Yorh un he retaras to
the Lyceum next SUBIBier.
Afi-r mani delays, William l.llletle's spectacle
'Nlnelv Has.'' ssiii be produced, BBleas som.I bing
(arther g "-S ss long at the Rt*os4way Tubbits t" awrrow
night. Tbe produ. Mon bas, no doabt, been a large
und.-rt.-i.ilag. AnioTg lae wtt\ known people In Hie
rata] ar.- Ryrofl D'.ngia*-, I"r.*d Sydney, R, J. Danstan
and Ml*. .Ign-* Miller and Ml*. Kate Denln Wilson,
fl.s ld'a, tT.se, there are a large I, ai!.-! and other flaper*
num-Taii?, Bumbertug in oil over ?Jto people. Abra
ham Lincoln'* b.r; idas, sundas, 1.-!,roary IS, "vs, 111 l?
shs iv-.i ai th- Broadway Theatre, where Cotoori
Robert ??? J'l^-'is.'ll sslll deliver ala new ]e. ture OB ' St
illu-iriou. Btatesflsan.
Tiie Man.'i.i-M.i-.in roaipany win renuiln tn Herr?
mann's Tba rr.* tor Ibree weeba more, nnd perhaps
I langer, snd ll l- Ita Intenttos to play Birthing but
??Friend Frit-." Tills play bas i.n the bmb! p.pu
1 ir of Iht -.-re, els.", (Pv this COmpBBy, and lins re
.??ir, <i uni vera?I rommendatlon. Ti- simplicity tai
purity of Rb liney and characters "sage lt especially
.Tanning to pet?mi ss';,,, .ir- lind of tte .slag' In
lftg?*S and Mag- * Ulalu-.
HI - I.'Ulan Hus*.-ll nnd hT opera cnmn-inv In "The
Monii'.-bank*- a' Ibe i.ard.-n Theatre enter upon the
tlft'.i we-k of ills n!'r:u'1se Ivrle ntnRm ttoA to murro sv
night. OB the evening sf Motidav. Kebruarv 13, the
tooth peifhct?ibm by th- i.iiiian Ku*-eii i.p.ra Com?
pany, under Ihe direction of T. II. Krcnch. will o. ur.
it will be re'ebrated by the dlsiribultoa ol valentines,
consisting of satla boxes of t..iiib"n*, Bttunted with
v, . ,,f r *??-.
Al th- I.s.. nm Theatre "Aa?-ricans Atoaad1" ls In
Hi third Biontli, Bnd toll of promt*? of a ctMitlnuance
,f Bttn Ure fir..-, lt li to be pb.s.d In Perta at the
Vaudeville Theatre In _**Ki_-er. lt will b* known
la-re bv th-- Hi!- ss 1.Ti 1/uulnfl gave ta the original
-anion rendon ol lt, " Lea Rb bes.*1
j. M. lull's' ip ia i. in.pie ' ompany to nvrrosv even?
ing beglni ta- la-I three weeba of Ila run Bl Ihe Carino.
. ", Tbui lav evening Ihe 1 ."! T p. rf..rm.ru e vs ill oe.
mr. "ii February S3 -The F**n Ina Mauatcr'' will be
aung for Ihe Issi Hine in Rew-Yorb thi* season. Mr.
HUI will tabs ll.minns- to Pfctladelphto for three
?reeks, and Ihenre to Buffalo, Brooklyn, st. Louis, cia*
. lo?HI, < leveland nnd ' blt sg ??
The nesv F.mptre Theatre hi* been admired since lt
s.a. opened by aa mans- people ..- Ila capacity multi?
plied bj Ihe number of petto-manera. ?? Hie '.in I
Left Behind Hv" bai proved ""eneraUy pleasing, and
tn of ihe nd- are greeted Always sst:h rona?* af
applause.
?D.r Vog.lliaen.11cr" has begun the third month
.,/ ti? sn,,... fui run at Ihe Amberg Theatre and Mr.
ronrled ha* deckled Bo! to mik- ans rhangri f >r the
PTt* iii. Thc h.,u-e. are crowded nightly. The let?
ting of Hie op.ra I* e\, .-lb ni and Ibe caul I- a strong
..ne. Thi Bflleth pcrforinaiii e will tahe pit.n
February 13, and Mr. Conti*. Intend, lo furnish a
hand...m.- souvenir. The rebearsalfl of "Das Boan
tag-lnd" ar" -nil going on, bal lhere I* ao dat.- aol
for its pi od ur lion. The Conritsd-Fereacay Opera Con*
pans- will remain for onlv four we',, longer.
Th" revival "f tl"- '?Mulligan liiianl-" series of
plays nt Harrigan'-; Tbeatr.m- la base been a
?ensthlS plan on the part of Mr. Harrigan and Kr.
llnnlev, but Huts far lt d..es aol seem I" be much of
a s.ri.s, aa "Tba Mulligan Uuarda' Hall" ls the only
play thnt bai beea given or ****** Rhely tobe. BUR,
neither Ihe Bctoe Bur Ibe manager cares much how
long the pn-s.-nt attrarltoa roi-, and they ian ssult
'i.r Ihe aral with -Treal paltonce.
"iilorli.na" has ivnewed Its popalarily si Ihs Cnlon
gqaare Theatre and Will be coii'liniod for two week,
mote, -t hums'' bs Ihe cariala raiser i- al*.i s pop
ular part af tba programme Mi.** May Hobson.
M!*s i.race Header am, Ml-s Henrietta L'l*Oflt_SB BBd
Hie others of Ihe ca-! who base plas loii-lv SS..11 New
lurk rt-patattoas ur- BsslatalalBg Ibem to the .alis
faciloii of ibem ,-lv.s and Ihelr audience..
Mr. and Mr-. Rober! L. runing. Jr.. Ihc latter slao
known Bfl Ml-s Minni" sellgmaii, willi their ...mpatis.
will piav "My Olhchil Wife" at the standard Theatre
for. w.ek longer. Mr. Catt lag ha- gone Ihrongh
a p.??l deal Blare his tlr*t BpBflB*r*-acs Bl I pro?
fessional iicior Ifl New lurk, bal apparently he has
nailed bl Hag to the mast mid Intends to llglit uliilerlt.
Tony Paator'fl programme for th'* week provides
for the continued appearance of MU". PBi|*MI>ette,
.1. Vf. Kelly and Ml*. Hontib' Tlmrnloii. the In! ap
searaaes la Rew '"Tk la four vars af Mi*s Annie
i)akl.y, Hiitfab. mn's "Little snr.- shot"; tbs retain
of graig and VoXtm, Jam.- P. H?y, the ?? Kimi" Km
peron sf Mu-ic," Hertha Waring and tin- Darnum
Rrothers snd ihe retara af Drawee, the juggler, i.e
lldCS il sj*.., | i| eng.'lgelllellt of tho RVBItSCfl, .1 coi.Iv
-k.i. h team, 'ibis ls tba Irst appears-ea of the
Rvanses since their return from Rurope.
?A Klug if Tin.e." ii plav b] William ILisvor! !i.
sslll bo prent.>i iM* ss,, i; :,t I.-,. Orana Opera
House. Mr. ItoWOTtb ssiil himself app. ar In it and
svlll be a--l-ted bv Jobfl Woodward. QastaVBI Lovick,
u minni niiil dell. Henry llsnscombe, Joeeph Valder,
Lillie Kt h'-l Mach. Ml*. Lilian Daly. HISS Anna
Leliiiont mid Ml-s Mas Thompson.
Tlure I- ii .t mach Incident Iii Ihs course of "The
Kia* k -N-tflV Bt the Acmleiiiy of Music, but lt still
goes on prosperously. The French dallier, base
.om,- ness- goss iis and that I* th.- biston of tha Week.
The benet! lo be liven to Jules Levy -will take place
Bt the Academy of Heall this .vening, ami many
ss.ii i, noss ii mnsletons have roluntevred their service*.
The lolli.sslng will appear: RI*?CS Marie Tempest.
Marlon Maiioln, Minnie -digman Cutting, Gerti?1le
Hay Mein. UlRan U-Bson. Lottie nilson. Lonnie
Tl,.nilton. Ada I.eWT, mid ?tain Orr ce. Jun Ma.vii,
J. W. K. Uv. Ham l-'isher. Willi;,m Daly. VI.Tor
HiiriTs. Lobli lan De lie-rasa. Fred Ruflllaa. J., ie
Wlllliims. Signor Tagllapi'lra. H. Marius and M.
Mlehvleaa. There ss iii ai-., be bb additional lort*
et liftv steers sdded to Mr. Levy'i argafltatton, |
BWhtOg lu all ,-i band of over 100 plc...
????bu la I.gi," will be played at the Fourteenth
sir-<t 1 i.eaiie by j. k. Hurray mid hi* company f.?r
>ne week longer. There bare ben __...,t honaca f r
tho la-t w.ek and the play i.:is evidently bet. much
.'lijoi.sl. N.vt ssc i, Mr-. Janies hrosui potter and
Kyrie iMi.-sv win be wea Bl this theatre in aa
adaptattoa sf Dwaaaa"! "Fraaciltou.* They lase been
phiving it In Philadelphia under the title of -A Wife's
Fatty.' but h.a.. they aW call || -a Harrtagr I
-p.itre.- The plav has beea known here bv n differ
?nt name .stiu. but tiaras tares ss in aaawer tge present
purl.....'
At the Madison s.iuare Theatre "A 'Irlp to Caf?S*
town"' continues to gfB*W*0Md audience, mid souvenirs
ire already In preparation for the 5(S)th coii.ecutlv,- I
performance it thi- theatre. ssTi.h will I* celebrated j
HI Krld-iT. MaW-i 10. m.king the tent-h souvenir which
ass J-*_ preicated since ?? A Trip to Chlnau-wa" waa j
BEST-CO
fr
w
Fine Dress Suits
For Boys and Youths,
Evening Dresses,
For Misses and Children.
Correct styles, (or all ages from
4 to 18 year?, at the lowest prices.
Special attention is called to the OASortment of Fancy Suits for small
children, suitable for Dancing School, Parties, Etc.
60 and 62 West 23d Street.
Ilrst produced. Julian Mitchell has been en rsRed for
Beat BeBSOn as Mace B~Ba?kfSr of the Malbon t-ijuare
Theatre.
The performance of ?? A Society Fad"1 at the Itljou
Theatre to morrow Bight sslll be tin* seventy-fifth Of
Its run at that ?Mse. Numerous changes sslll b*.
made In honor of Hie orcn-iun. Ml*s Amelia QlOVer
sslll have u nesv Haine a lld there will he, flew special?
ties l.v Mis. I.villa Y.'lillians Titus. Miss Kate I art.
Mi*. .Nellie Parker. Miss bthel ormond. Luke -"c*-?l
craft. ?* linn" Daly, .1. c. .Mirna and william Cameron.
?? the .-.'iin, of Life," which ha. been moving about
the tossn ior some little nine, aili net as far as the
Columbus Theatre this ire k, and th.- bridge Bksds of
ll.ie.- m. ii sslll h.- WtineaflCd by all Who care to verify
Hie t.-ilmouy of th' show tolls. The Wilson family,
of London, who perform 'hi- teat, ure said, nnd d ubt
lesa sviin truth, to I- the only athletes, wno have ever
done ls.
Th.- programme now teing presented nt Ko.ter _
Rlal'a i* an entertaining one, and the attendance con?
tinue. e\( lieut, Tomoriiw nlcht Mlle. Violette, the
lien i. Hinger, will Introduce some new ..unj-s; Halinelll,
the i, iii.iiTloiilst, sslll add some new f.'iitiires In In*
ac) ind .inni--, Thornton sslll present a nw monologue,
oiherwlse th.- pruiiianuue ssiii remain unchanged until
th.- evening ..f IV_ruanr Kt, when H. R. Value's on***
bcI operetta, ??Thc I'eliear-iil." will he seen for tha
lirst Uni'' In Anierlcn. On Hie sam** evening Detour
and D.T'iliiioiit, operatic duettlsts, and the ?'Four Km
p.-ror-."' eccentric musician*, will make their tlr.t np
|,.araii. e. The "Quadrille Kin di .-Ileela" daners close
tinTr engagement nt this tinu-a- on Saturday evealng.
A IWU ele
'lita dani
preparation: lt will i?
Denni!':. Mr. Rial sails
ol the pp*.
I'he reappci
MUs.C ||;,ll lo
cuiitl.-d "< olutnl.la."' ls In
p.-rf Tined by Mis. Dorothy
l r hurope about the middle
ni month In search ,.f attractions for the
min. summer .ea.on. Mlle. ""Idette will i.e one of
the principal feat?i?t of the programs*** at the < metti
to night
trance of MU... Fougere nt the Imperial
i-ninrrow evenlBf ssiii he the Important
? *r rum-nee of the week st Ihat hattie. AatJiher
favorite at the place i, mi., Lot Re un-on, who will
remain. She has aeveral new ...hrs that are i.e.".ni
Inc a. i*.pular as h.-r old oil-s. Mlle. Fmtrere \slll
al*o have nesv songs and wRl urreracs?e new costumes
lately received from Inri-. Hddis these there will
te a lone programme, including william Jerome, to
?el rid of nn unpleasant subject first ; sherman and
.Morrlssi y, burlesque trapete performers; the popular
dancer :md high kicker, Fleurette; Mason nnd Ral?
ston, mi*. Ida If.-srefl, i serio-comic vocalist: the
Nu j-ly ~, | sketch t. nm; .lean I?VtsB and his trained
donkey, I'.nrron and Knr'.t. Ifl eecentlic s.ncs". Kolitn,
Ihe Janene?? Juggler; the Kawakaml*, Japanesa nth
letes; Magee iind I.aneley. sketch artists; Frank Hil
ton. n contortionist, and Jarrett, the wl-nrd. The
usual concert svtll be given t" night, lasting until mid
Ills-lit.
Mr.. Vf. I. Henderson, the wife of the well-known
newspaper man nnd Blt nor, has returned to the since,
from v.! ilili she find been nhsent Race h?r mnrrlape.
Mr-. Henderson has r-ventered her profession in n
m'slest s\av. hs a member of A. M. Palmer's stock
rompanv, and ls playing one of the minor part*, In
"Lady Winder mere's ran."
I'n siituriliiv eveutflg Thomas T. Hnvden. wh> ls
t'llnd. srlll play the part of the Chevalier de
."audra**, in -The irv,*, Orphans." el the criterion
Theatre, rpv.klvn. Hie otlur part, heine pim-ed by
IV. It. VerBam. 'Morrl* .1. Sbllln-t. Albert Men foy.
i.regi*ry Hatti, ii. s. Btohum, Harrv a. Hanr<m, .rim
Mccormack. Dr. S. .1. Mackey. .1. Eduard Quinn. Mis.
stella Fltnorc. Mr*. \|l,ert M.n'ov. Miss Mnhfl rt.
?mit'.. Miss Marv Furl v. Ml-s Edith Elwood. Mt*s.
Hnr-lej. Stnkum. Ml.. Dorothy Dearborn, Mis. Amy L.
smith and Ml*, i.iit.'iu Elwood.
TEANSA Ti.AXTir TEA TELLERS.
Fivr. p.irsrxoER sir am-*mrs *ur, top.
I i ROPE-PRO MI REXT PEOPLE OR **0\Rn.
Four ocean steamships besides the Fairst Olsmnrck.
of the "iamburg-Amerlcan line, which was bonni for
Genoa n;id the ctiTit willi its beary tut of Bteamre
?eekerfl, tailed fr.?i:i New York jester lav. H*ef were
th" Binnia, of the Cunard Rae; La Oase*7)gne, af the
Ftcnch line; the Fnlda. ef the North Herman Lloyd
j company, nnd the MaafldatU, of the Netherlands
I Am.'rican line. Among tbs passengers un the F.trurin
were Arthur Rtoeh_arn, C. A. C. Stael?sara, wuiium
i Coleburn, Johnson Rrtgham, Called states consul of
', ,ll\ la Chape*-; Mrs. R*-t-c"-**otat rutting. F. Rroch
| holst Cutting, William Cuttlflg.tr., Mr. uni Mrs. J. 1.
Fellows, Mr. and Mrs. John W. Harper, ll. IV. Harri
I niau. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Hunter, I". T. Lawrence.
| Mr. BBd Mrs. Maurlee McMlcketi. Robert Miller, g. D.
Phelps, Mr. nnd Mt-*. Allan IV. Held, Alexander J.
I Kei.l. Cnlted states Consul flt Dublin: Mrs. H. E.
Ttsdale, Risa Tlsdale, C. J. I'lmann, T. W. Whltt?ker
and Thomas ||, R'rtght.
In the cabin of the Illida lhere were Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Anner-ley, Henry Asey. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Haugh, Miss linnell. Allen A. tttOWB, P. M. Ilurhnnan.
Caesar.' Barta, Mr*. Frames Barry, Mr. and Mrs.
charles K. Cobb, Richard llardlag Darts, Mr. and Mr*.
Richard D. rlflcher, the Rev. Dr. Heary M. Mehi,
Dr. II". A. Graham and ss if,-, the I'.ev. H. E. tioddurd.
Mr. Btld Mr-. K. R. Hedges. Dr. ll. I*. Hall. Mr. und
Mn. Vincent 1'. Kin., tli- Rev. ll. M. I.cldy. the
Mew, Joseph Phillp, the Bar. Edward ?;. it.-td, the
Kev. R. ii. Mah Bad -si;,*, Ltoetenanl ii. n. Watkins,
i . - a.; Miss Fannie Hayes sad Rutherford p, Hayee,
The cabin ll-l of I.n OaflCOgne lncliiilcd II. A. Alex?
ander, M. 1). Aub. Mr. and Mr*. Alplii.n-.- Arguter,
Hie i;.s. "i". F. Audei. Mr. and Mrs. p, ||, Renedlrt,
Julius de ltiirruei. Professor H..met aad wife, the
Rev, John *"li.-l.iil. Dr. F.dw.ird I". Daffy, William If,
Fl-h.-r, the Right Rev. I., de t.oe.hiland. the Hoy.
Mr. i.i-ati.iiu. th.- K.-v. Father neate. A. Ladenhaurg
Mr. and Mrs. Loula P. La-try, Mlaa Levy, rteorge i-.
southard. Dr. J- C. E. Tasar, W. H. White and A.
"-?Hiker.
nn iii- Maa adam lhere were, among other*. 0. J. D.
Alder.. Mr. and Mr.. J. Benjamin Dimmick. Vf. C.
Van |>u>cseld<irp, Fri-deiick C. itoltachalk, (Tilted st.it,.,
t oii-ul ni si ni i cart; Dr. A. Hork, Dr. Relier! P.
Manders. Professor M. Noordtoy, Hubert Hone and
Ueorgn sattler.
rHE "ASIA* FLO IT IX AlllOXS Hie, PA.EAXT
An l'l.* cf the ...irk required la perfeel Um armin*.-.
a_*a_ r..r tie' I,:..- pm pul m u, pe given in raaiaeeUau \.itu
UM Allen *..?!. IV* I,,ll VIII NC I"t svlc'll ll H kllO?n tlll.t
llnre la-t HepteBiber the sar,.,,, rommit?ssa have been <!'?
algniBR ami ailgceatlnft th.- .Tiara'ter af the pageant tWt
ai ii.nei'i-' UM ne.'-s.a'V d"t.l|s. All the ile, vii- IIB Ile
-rot- >.f 'flee*? Keppler, ss hu, an well a* tie* ether ulMil?
lers ,,f |hB Al?ll, BBS?I Uki UBI lalioi aud dflVOlB their
Inn' f.v tl"- -,.' i-'ty. Any one CAB tod?I ff th.* sec'.
Flint's Fine Furniture
REPAYS THE BUYER.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED:
Doc* ll var m but unl'tle 'Bruit-net If you -raul
saiur auiro-Madiags bssuMfal, if youd pies?i ysuastdi and
deJlgbi other*, it paye.
Doe* ii par m bay only urtl-suds taraRamt lt
you'd buy to Rm test ads an ta ire. If you'd buy for to?
il .r asa fla well as for to-day. lt pus*.
Dora it |iny to buy ,.f gal manufacturer* If you'd
bay . is'inai dsasgas, if you'd -ase tram io t.j ,',o _>er tsat,
on whait you buy, it pays.
ll i.nya to buy of u*. You get b.Niiity anl dura?
bility ls fur.iltur.' at Uie bsu-t j>o**ib:o bbbB.
III V OK TIIK MAKER.
GEO. C. FLINT CO.,
104,106 and 108 West 14th St.
SHOES
10*
Reduction
Edwin C. Burt & Co.
ofTor tor our work, rom ni en ci-ir Itfon*
du), February tftli. a Reduction of
io ou all purchases at their
New Retail Shoe Store
70 and 7*2 Weat 33d St., U? Y.
Thi*. iii no old stock. Fiery **hoe is
rres>h and nesv, nnd includes our tull
assortment of Ladies', .Tlen'a and
Children's Shoes. The most complete
line of Ladies' Fveniug -Uppers anal
Oxfords In the city.
EDWIN C. BURT & CO.'S
KEW RETjUI, SHOE STORE,
70 and 7'. West .3d St.. \ew-York.
Bet. .Ih and 0th Area.
Ladies,
You Can See Any Day
Et
The Singer Parlors
The Different Varieties of
Art Needle Work
In Process of Manufacture
On Singer Machines.
The Singer Manufg. Co..
Cor. 16th St. and 3d Ave.
? _ ? 'i
Wilbeln)?Gr_ef
BROADWAY & 26th ST.
China, Glass and Pottery
continues lo win trlfl?ta, remove prejudice. aj.aii.ai thS
u-<- ut TV, uni* I "il*, and iu '-s. rv was nain iii popular
Iavoi. Win- ! II.*, au's.- lt I* ea?llv kept tJBBa. nfl* !*?
welfrhU, la areli ventilated and affo'tl* the u*v?r SOLID
COMPORT. Bewerfl "f fraudulent linlisilon*. <:?il os
**rlie for Ofltfllonie. The STANDARD FOLDINO BED
CO , 39 IV.art 1 ith-sf., N Y.
iBterts?aaarat by UM foil'.**, lue; dsBSlipMBa of one of the
kotta *.'*?.* to ly* flflfld In Bt*?BBB Si|iiar<* Garden on Feb.
rflarjr 10. Th" float If|*?*l '"Asia,"' and sslll have upoai
lt ? line I'.s-t India temple. NISSaNcS* Pf a !><-?iitlfull_r
tami inof. WI??I the temple will >)?? placed an lmmer?s
a I sad ii ."iv nr ll'iildha. ss itu ii cioup _ llliidona pioatrstB
I- :..r.' lt. In ria.rit if the t mpte ssll! be a second group
? ni I'l'indlna a arena?I, sslio ssiil be duneln!* the egg d*?CB
la Hm imis.li' of t in toni*, ai.'t in the rear ol the templB
islll l*> ii number cf female ?iiake <haimcrs captivating
Tie leptllafl ssith their um.ic. 1'V.losvlni* the lion will be
i palanquin esilltd bs native., lu which sslll be ? rajah,
tit b al ..ml BB East Indian m.irri:ifc"' procc-lon. Fol.
lawing tin. situ !>.' aaflflfl .I'.ijia!.' *? bearim; tlieir couutr**.
nea in a |l_rir__?
I 'I flt DI XX ER FOR F. 1IAR10S CRANFORD.
k Marlon (riufrnil, lbs novelist, will be entSa*.
d at dil.ner by Iks Lol"*. Club BB -saturday, l_s?
?uniy tl. Aatsag laes-s ss in. Bars accepted lnvita.
ions to meet bim ure Hist,op Potter. General Horses
["arter, ex.iu.ip- Hearjr K. Howland. Richard H.
ltiflHsrl. Bt <lair MeKrtsrajr, Munn Hai-teid, XW. H.
UeElrnj". iic.rge I". |s.'s.;irrl, .'.x-Mlnlst.T lo China*
Caul Dbm, ix.udj**s nsaMrga H. Vr.n Ubbbbb ami
CiirU.* lixlssln. t*nu-~__, II. Lai.reB4*e ""111 preside,
ul.ts who hare ie. s ii-.i;.-*i i.. att.-n'i the dlnnar
ire Fran's" R. Mm Tn.iii. William D*_ri Hiw.lls, i:icnai_
,\'at-<>n Gilder, a*I.uiiiifl liar, nco -f.-dinan, .-x Mayer
\l.i-i.in .-. lli-ssltt aili Bdf_r Faweett.
Ten i..*w ni.iiiT.Ts it ih,* elah *r?*i*s elected last
?cell <ti Kebni:try 2'o nit art exlil1 tllon .Tti*l fl "'Nit
mlas plahl' .mu. riBliiiii.-i't will he i_.iv.-n. Tlis> Brat
Bdles' .lay of tin- season .? .*et ior IBS) Monday folio**.
* -*
MAYOS QILBOt SAYS IT IS A SlYISDLE.
Mayor Gilroy ha1* !>e n annoyed willi reports fr*l>m
?xe:** 6?-_?I Hint iii.* Il.jii'?i' -.liopt* of the .-Ry hsea --
,>-*ii "svi.rK*<i" by canva-s.Ts roi- at"rMlsssaasts ta
,c taBSSBBI In a " |>r.>i:ranim<-"' of s ball to Ih* -riven
i>" an srfBS?"??sa rala?I UM Thoma.*. V, Gilroy AaflO*
lattaa. ?SS Mayor, in xpeaLlii.. of the artair yester
lay. -.aid :
-lt his come io my kii<)wl<_.-t> that cflftata
lani's ar" u-lti}* mv n inie, bavin.* associated them*
astirea lu au otptfXt*tlon and BasWaBed lt. Inr the pur
K.-a* of Bli?lg them to procure a*lvci"ilseinenl?. I
-1 obliged to put,ll'ls (I'li'.unre this as a nwindlliif
i bnne. In my Judi*?ont, lt would !>*? a pood thing
?r any one appro'iclicd In thjs way. on an liuaiiihor
/?,i u'-e ni my uniin. to hand the operator over ta
he police. It tilMi .ejeiiis to nie Ihat MibscrtptloriB
?i,t 'Iih-I In thin manner by false -vpre-*-ntation, could
roll l*e repudlntid and payment refused. No one noa,
r can have, any wainnt for holding out any lndure
nent depending upon Use use of my name. AlrottRf
it i_3di/_'j)**. as to tiie laius ot any ?drerU4n_."

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