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"Your places, lads and lassies, take
To find your fortune in the cake."
On cm every floor, you will find a sort of
Twelfth Night cake, with a fortune for every
on© who cuts Into it Better, the fortune is
what each. one seeks.
For the color-lorer, here is a wealth of cup
boards, cabinets and tables in deep-hearted,
rich-hued woods— mahogany, oak, Flemish oak—
which make veritable color symphonies with
cut glass and old china.
For the form-lover, there are "finds" of quaint
designs and beautifully moulded shapes.
For the comfort-lover, there are lounging
chairs, couches and divans— tapestry
or rug-covered— very look Is restful, and
better, fortune still In our reduced factory
prices. if you immediately
*BUYOFTMP MAKER**
Geo. C.Flint Co.
4-3. 46 ahd 47 WIST 23?5T..
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: ISS WEST I9?STRCTt.
End of the Century Number
OF THE
Tribune
Almanac.
1901.
A Handsome, Complete. Thoroughly Com
petent, and Convenient Book
of Reference-
The number is strong in reviews of the past
year and the past century; in statistics on every
conceivable subject of interest to an American
man or -woman; in records of sports and "best
performances," with game laws of every State
In the Union; in election returns, platforms and
lists of party committeemen, and lists of public
officials, college presidents, etc. A circular set
ting forth a catalogue of topics, sent free, on ap
plication.
420 PAGES.
In-Paper: 25 cents. In Cloth: $1 a copy.
Order from any newsdealer, or any news com
pany,' or
' THE TRIBUNE, New-York.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERXON-.
• Th© Police Commissioners have imposed a fine
ef ten days' pay each on Patrolmen Edward Jones
and Enall "Volmer, for falling properly to patrol
their poets on the night of December 16. when
burglars pried open a window in the store of
Genucgr & MeArdle. in. centre of the city, and
cracked the safe. r Krpei.' Js
The home of William L. Marcy. a well known
real estate dealer, and the owner of Marcy Heights.
in Sullivan County, who lives at No. 1 Haven-aye..
was robbed on Friday afternoon in the absence of
the family. .
Farnsworth Post, Grand Army of the Republic,
had a "record night" on Friday, for besides the
installation of the new officers, a gold badge of the
order was presented to Comrade William P.
Sleight. The following officers were Instated: Ex-
Mayor Edward F. Brush is the new commander:
Lieutenant Henry B. Rhoades. senior vice-com
mander, and J. I*. D. Rlker, Junior vice-commander.
PORT CHESTER.
Alexander Hamilton, nineteen years old. and Miss
Caroline Kabelac, seventeen years old. eloped from
their homes, ln Elizabeth, N. J., and were married
«n New Tear's Day in Port Chester by the Rev.
W T. Pray, pastor of Bummerfleld Methodist
Episcopal Church. It is said the reason that
the oouple ran away was because of the opposition
of the bride's parents. Mrs. Hamilton yesterday ra
oelvad a totter from her parents, telling her that
she- would bo forgiven U she returned home.
TONKERS.
The Park Commissioners and Commissioner of
Public Works Cooper yesterday had a conference
wtth the officials of the New- York Central Rail
road In regard to the Improvement of the Getty
Square station. The present wooden sheds are to
M Torn down, as they are unsightly In appearance
and interfere with the view from Washington
Park Chief Engineer Nelson of the Central Rail
road will :,ave BhSSVs cf the work.
PEEKSKILL.
Ms various stove foundries have shut down far
the usual midwinter vacation. It Is expected that
¦is cessation will not be long this season.
Columbian Hose Company No. l has elected for
The. year Village Clerk Albert E. president;
Clarence DenUce. first vice-president; William E.
Koch, second vice-president; George W. Engel. re
cording secretary, and William H. Depew, treas
urer.
HOME NEWS.
PROMTN-ENT ARRIVAL? AT THE HOTET.P.
ASTOR— E. B. Dyer, of Chicago; H. Michaelson
of Montreal, and J. W. Collins, of Washington.
PARTHOLDI— Dr. J. H. Reider. of the City of
Mexiro, and M. H. Lewis, of Vera Cruz. BUCK
TNCHi am -Professor I. C. Glad win. of Groton.
BISSS. s*i George Coel Scott, of Richmond. CON
TINKNTAL—Robert Atkinson, of London. GRAND
Henry Bishop, of Boston, and W. C. Bald vln, of
Ptttaburs-- GRAND UNIOIC-Charlos T. Terry, of
|Sjßa\ Italy, and A. E. Garret, of Vancouver.
Hoi.laxd-c c. Pilsbury. of Minneapolis, and J.
M Bush, of London. IMPERIAL-Colonel Z. J.
¦bs*bj»NbT. of Frankfort. Ky.; Judge P. J. Ryan,
of Chlcaco. and U. Zayas. of Havana. MURRAY
HlLL— Judsre h a !>¦ kman. of White Plains.
FAVOY-Govemor Thomas G. Jones of Alabama.
Victoria— Colonel W. C. Jenkins, of Oshkosh.
wu Judge J. F. Langton. of St. Paul; Dr. M.
Ve!a?:o ,f Barcelona. Spain, and- Colonel H. &
Mitchell, of Milwaukee. WALDORF-A. J. Board
man, of Philadelphia; Count Casslni. Russian Am
basss, i t an i Kogestvenaky. of the Russian
Leg.-. t : or.. \v h -:.: : . -• • Theophllus Parsons, of Bos
ton J. Brander Walker, of Chicago, and W. G.
Blckle, • x-May.r <¦' Tr< i.tf.r,.
NEW-Yr.RK CITY.
The twenty-eighth anneal meeting: of the \v. w .
Tork Diet Kitchen As.<=odatloa -will be held on
Wednesday next 'at 11 a. m. at the residence of
M'« Henry Villard, No. 143 West Flfty-eJghth-st.
The Fulton Club gave it* annual reception at Its
clHbrooms yesterday afternoon. The House- Com
satttc« provided an elaborate luncheon and a vaude
ville entertainment, which -we-© enjoyed by the
¦ssstasa and their friends.
Frank Moss, ex-president of the Police Eoard.
will lecture on "Things It General" at Wlnterburn
Hall.. No. 200 West Twcnty-thlrd-st., to-morrow
* .-.¦->• '
At the annual meeting of. the New-York
Genealogy aj and Biographical Society. No. West
Fifty-etghth-r . next Friday night, general Josr-ph
Whe-ler will ?p«>ak on "Our I'.ecent Proirress and
Triumphs."
General John W. Foster was elected president of
th« American Bible Society at Thursdays m.-etln«
of the Board of M.-oiagers of that organiaati,,n. to
. succeed the late V'noch I. F"ancher.
TV,,, »^!es of minings to be held in this city un
der ' the ayfpJc^s of the Evangelical Alliance for
the United State* during 'he Week of Prayer will
begin at the Marble Collegiate Church, Flfth-ave.
and West Twenty-nlnth-n . to-morrow afternoon,
and will continue evejy weekday afternoon, I:, I id
ing Saturday, when the series will c 1,,-..
TOr\G fiALLIXr.ER TO HI. 1 I'RIIsT.
Washington, Jar, T. rSpe<iaJ,. - William Gallinger
mem of Penator G«HJn«er. of Xew-Hampshlre. will
Stem Brothers
4s--^ iW^il llJl JJL2JII It'll Jl^'llAJ/
will ofFer to-morrow, in .their
Fur Departments
the remainder of their high cost
Imported Garments
of Broadtail. Seal and Persian Lamb, also
Collars, Scarfs and Muffs
of Russian and Hudson Bay Sable and Silver Fox at
: -Greatly Reduced Prices
In addition, a special purchase of
French flode] Coats Si OS (MY* 1 &£? AH
of Persian Lamb and Broadtail, IjZD.VU & 1 OD.VU
Coats of Persian Lamb, with Chinchilla $1 "5S AA
or Baum Marten Collar and Reveres, AJLD»VU
of Alaska Seal, London Dyed. . $1 75*00
Cloth Capes $H^ 9^
lined with gray and white squirrel, IQ»^>D
Cloak Departments
A large collection of
Ladies' Cloth Coats
of Kerseys, Oxfords and 6,50, 10.50, 15.75
Cheviots, silk lined *©,O'<UV W.-5U 9 lO.JD
Fancy Veiour Blouses $ 19.50 9 22.50
Continuation. Sale of
Linen Housekeeping Goods
Augmented lines of the most desirable grades
from the leading foreign manufacturers
Very Much Below Regular Prices .
Table Damasks, 68, 83, 95c, $1.25 yd.
Table Cloths, 2 x*'yds. f ? 1.--8, 1.70, 1.98, 2,50
2x2^" M.75, 2.15, 2.50, 3.15
2x3 " 52.15, 2.55, 2.95, 3.75
Napkins # size do*.. $ 1.45, 1.75, 1.95, 2.60
% - " 52.25, 2.50, 2.90, 3.75
Hack Towels. " $ l-50, 1.95, 2.25, 2.95
Hemstitched Sheets, pr.. 3,65, 3.95, 4.50, 5.50
Pillow Cases, ••" 85, 95c, M.25 f 1.50
Marseilles Quilts. each, -M. 75, 1.98, 2.25, 2.98
To-morrow, Exceptional Values in
Ladles' House Gowns
of Cashmere, $3 AC c7^ A f)^
Regular value $6..00 to 10.00 O.V«-?, O.J-O, U.ViJ
of India Silk, elaborately trimmed 51 p, E3H
with lace and ribbon ' Real value $15.00 . 1 IV.O U
Special Sale In
Lace Departments
Platte Valenciennes & Point de Paris cr <7 -in ]gr ")f\c
Laces with Insertions to match, 2to 6 ;-i.O, 797 9 lU-, .ID-, £,\J yd.
Black and Cream Silk Lierre -i~) -i tr OH I)^C
and Chantilly Laces,. 3to 9 in. wide -l-*» ID^ JiU^ 4O y d -
A large assortment of double width
Black Chenille Dot Tuxedo Veiling -i p- Hi onr j
Formerly 35c to $1.25 yd. . . -l^? .<fo*3, <c*O C yd-
Real Renaissance All overs, $OOs l"7C^ p cr\
18 ins. wide, Formerly 5.00 to 10.00 yd. .<&•>' O i }.VC), O.DU
Hisses 5 Department
Extraordinary Price Reductions in
Girls' Russian Blouse Suits
of Plain, Plaid and Novelty Cloths, «->« -> p.p.
handsomely trimmed, 4to 10 yrs. Value $6.50 to $12.90 O.V U
Walking & Skating Skirts
of English Reversible Cloths, stitched yoke, c^ «^
with pocket, 14 to 18 yrs. ' Heretofore $8.90 O.yO
Coats for Children <; (ns — Xf v
2to 5 yrs. Heretofore $8.90 to $16.50 *4.V0, J*€)U
Misses' & Girls' Imported Suits, Paletots and Long Cloaks
At Half Former Prices
On Third Floor
Lace & Fabric Curtains
At Decided Reductions from Regular Prices
Irish Point, 3.50, 5.95, 8.95
Formerly $4.50, 7.00, 11.50 Pi. .
Louis xiv, $ 5.75 9 8.75, 12.75
Reduced from $6.50, 10.50, 15.00 ]'•
Madras, Heretofore $4.75 & 8.75 Pr. . $3.75, 5.95
Tapestry, Pair, M.7S Armure, Pair, $5.25
Silk Tapestry, " 18.75 Embr'd Velour, " 19.75
Embroidered Silk Velour, " 36.00
Tapestry Couch Covers, each 3*50
Oriental Rug Dep't
Antique and Modern Persian Rugs and Carpets, Large and Small
Sizes in Kirmanshas, Fereghans, Tebn;, Sercbends and Scrapes.
. Important Sale, To-morrow
250 Antique & Modern Rugs,
Daghestans, Shirvans . $lO£H 1 A E?r\ 1o AA
andMossouls, . * 1 2.50, 14.50, 18.00
Hcdern Persian and Turkish Carpets
from 7 by 10 ft. ' ' «ra r\r\ t r\<\ r\ r\
to 9 ft. 5 by 12 ft., 5 50.00 to 1 00.00
40 Axminster Rugs 9by 12 ft. Value s24.oo $17.75
West Twenty-third Street
become a novitiate of the Order of the Atonement,
a rltuallMlc sect located. at Garrlsons-on-the-Hud
son, on January 15, under .the narao of , Brother
Loo. "Will" Cailinger. as he Is generally, known
among an extended circle of friends, has been an
Inmate of the brotherhood house at Garrisons since
August last, obbervlng"the strictest self-denial for
which the order Is famed, living: the life of a her
mit, while devoting the hours to prayer, and fast
ing. At the expiration of two years he will .do
entitled to take on himself the vows for life, with
the added dignity of ' Father t>eo. after, which he
will be properly fitted under the regulations to go
out. -into the world as » worker among: the poor of
the slums in great cities. ¦ . • ..
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. JANUARY 6. 1901.
RIG TOBACCO DEAL hTUORED.
While no positive statement could be obtained
from a trustworthy authority In relation to th«
purchase <t a controlling- '.merest In the rlgur
manufacturing rlrm of Powell. Smith & Co. by the
American and Continental Tobacco corupanle. it
was generally believed yesterday that such a de*l
Is being negotiated. It Is rumored that $10.000 000
la to be invested In the project, but aa far *¦
the negotiations have gone nothing defmH« ha«
been realized, but arrangements may be brought
about early next week
~Wu.ru and Trouble* . Sine* tike ¦ Revolution.
Tribune- Almanac. 1801. ->¦¦/
! Great Clearance Sale!
' Balance of Our Holiday Stock,
Consisting of GILT- FURNITURE in
3-piece suits,: odd chairs, divans, &c.
Also a large variety of odd chairs and
rockers in mahogany and oak, : centre
tables, ladies' desks. Morris chairs, cab
inets, cheval glasses, &c. '¦ /'-.
In addition broken lots of LACE
CURTAINS in one, two and three pair
lots. ¦•¦¦-- -;- ¦ •"¦
All to be closed out •
AT 40% REDUCTION.
X. B. Theee gocx!« were purchased . .fatally forth*
Holiday _>. but owing to th, d-lay In th« completion
-• our new Furnlturs Building:*-* were unaMe to display
them. ' , ~ '
In our CARPET DEPARTMENT wi offer <vM
pieces and patterns we do not Intend duplicating. la
all tie different grades. . .
Some we Lav« ma.l* up Into
in TT #* CC in various flzes, lultabla for all
XX %J \Jt S3 klrdi of rooms. . I
with Borders, AT REMNANT PRICES.
(Bring site of room.)
SHEPPARD KNAPP & CO,
• Sixth Are., Kith and 14th Ma. _. !
QVmnacmcnts.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
GUANO OPERA SEASON 10OO— 1OO1. *
Under the dlrecUon of Mr. Maurice Gran. ¦
TO-NIGHT sisoW
THIRD GRAND SUNDAY XIGIIT CONCERT.
Soloists: limes. Suzanne Adams. MaryW and Bridewell;
lIM. Saleza. Ca-Tipanari and Plancort. Mr. D-raroech.
EnUre Opera Orchestra. Conductor. . Mr. Damroscn.
Moa. EVg, Jan. 7. at B— AIDA (In Italian). .MnM.
Gadskt and Homer; MM. Jean «nd Bf. d« Reaik«, Jour
"kr irT J«?Sf «; l^-£oH E NGiuN i.. G.rrnanj.
Mmes. Nordlca and Schurnaan-H«lnk;.MM. Jean aod Ed.
de Reszke, Muhlmann and Blspham. . Conductor, Dam
'Tr- F.-> Jan. 11. (it 8--I>A nOHEME (In Italian^
M .V.. \ v . : a and" p-,.. Scheff: MM S»>za Hubert.
Journet and Carapanarl. Conductor. Manclnelll.
Sat. Aft.. Jan. 12. at 2— FAUST (In French). MM
Melba, Bauerrnelster, Br.ewell: MM. Jean and Ed. de
Reszk* and Scout Conductor. Manclnelll. -.««.-
Sat Eve Jan. 12. at 8. at Popular PtIcm—TANN
1141 Sl.lt (in Gorman). Mooes. Ternlna. Olltzka and
Susan Strong: MM. Van Dyck. !¦¦ *>» aad Bertram. Con
ductor. Dam^c^,^ piasos ____
BROADWAYS n^.^ 5 . 41 11^ h M^T B :^: I
Jacob Utt Proprietor
The Sun *ays: "It you go '••• the- Broad way for
fun jron will ...
Get Your Moneys Worth.
JEFFERSON
1 DE ANGELIS]
and Company In Klein A Francis's extremely funny
Operatic Comedy.
A ROYAL ROGUE. |
... • nikTA Broadway and 29th Street.
i ASI\l) SIRE BROS Mtrr».
V/n.*JIIIV/ Every Eve. at 3:13. Ma.nee.
Saturday it Holiday*.
\^^ 3D MONTH
JT^^^^V^^ Dtmn«. Ryley & Fl»Ver'»
•#""* M
¦MM Star Cast. V >__
Will II nnociv, \<*l
EDNA \l l.\( |:-IIOPPER. >v "•
« mil. SCOTT. k*vmk JOHNSTON'.
m. i: ..u\ii\n. -MAY i:i)on>:
ACADEMY,^ £ v 2 l &*. rL
THE ORIGINAL. LONDON PRODUCTION.
A II A II I niA wuten I j«ek»y«.
II II fi II Al] I V 1 " 1 -' Proctor Ot!».
QUO ¦ VADIS Aubrey Bouelcanlt.
Prl<?«s. 25. 80. 75. 1.00. Mat*. Wed."' Sat.. £*£?£"£
SYMPHONY CONCERT
> 1 ,n:;:, l i l V O D v ".. i : i: .:":'-.!; 1r ,,,,,
FRANK l>.\ >most:n ..:... Director
SATURDAY AFT.. JAN. 12. Carnegie. Hall.
EJJ?*../? U? ansel an<l °«tel." Huraperdlnck: "Sl»«
frled Idyl, tv«cn«r: "Nutcracker" Suit?. Tsehatkowsky
MI*S KATUEHI.M3 HEY.MK.V Voioi.t.
«lg .Set? ollloe ot S * Ci * ty « »^ * lf « h Aye.
„,„ CARNEGIE HALL
Tuessajr evKS.. January 23 A I ehruarr 12,
Pittsburgh Orchestra
VICTOR HERBERT \ ,r S9l0 Fi ? Ca v ctrU - _
Conductor. | Hirvey
Pnats. 78e. to $1.50. Boxe«. $12 ft $15. On Ml* Jan. 14
at Schnbmh'g. Tyson'*. Rullmann's. box office.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
Grand Masquerade Ball i
of the
CERCLE FRAHGAiS DE L'HARMONIE,
TUESDAY. JANUARY BTH.
Dox«* and tickets nt Clubhouse. 24 West 26th St j
and principal hotels.
bijou B'way * COth St. Mat.* Sat.
I J \J \J Tel. £224 Mad. Ev*r. B^o.
Good Bye .M K »it, jj U n. i2ih. - •*••
Last Chances for the Best Laugh of the Season.
MAY IRWIN. a
In Her Merriest Play, by Ramsay. Morrl?.
TUESDAY". JAMIAHV IS:
AMELIA BINGHAM ri :i ;r^ COMPANY
In '. 'lyde Fitch's TUB CUMBERS.
Latent Play. THE CLIMBERS
SEATS ON SALE TUESDAY. JANTARY STII.
QAWOY B'way & 34th St. At 8:20 P. M.
HENRIETTA CROSMAN
la th« Merry Play. MISTRESS • \f:i.i..
KNIOKEUnoCKER. Bnwdway * B<sth «t
-A DA— liVCS., 5:23. MAT. Syr £ilk
REHAN "SWEET NELL
JVl.iiillY OF OLD DRURY."
T'li] NEW YORK THIS APTKHV AT 3
•- ivcvv lu^^ to-xioht at si 15
IMMENSE pnyPCDT all skats j-JT'
mm)\i uunucni (NoFliKher) 50c.
, IIM. M.I, STAR Mi 1.1.:!. 1.:!
To-morrow Nlsrht and Mats.. Wed.. Bat.
NEW SPECIAL. FEATURES I Followed by- '
BALLET .v VAUDEVILLE. ( Ros^nfeld & Bloane's
SSKS,I THE GIDDY THRONG. C B J S^
REAUREtiTKD OX LFATIXG PRISON.
FORMER SING SING PRISONER CHARGED.
WITH MURDER IN NEW-JERSET. "
Charles Collins, who was sentenced at Pough
keepsl^ on February 8. 1537,t0 five years In Sin»
Sing Prison for a burglary committed in Dutches*
County, was discharged this morning and Imme
diately rearrested by two New-Jersey detectives
Daniel McNally and John Clancey, who had requi
sition papers signed by Governor Odell. He -Is
charged with shooting Conductor Abram'l, Smith
of the- Pennsylvania Hailroad. Collins denied that
he shot Conductor Smith, said he had never been
In Now-Jersev and that he could prove an alibi
The detectives brought Collins • before County
Judge Lent, at White Plains. They told Judge
Lent they were positive that Collins was the man
¦wanted, an.l said that he was known to the police
of New-Jersey us "Thirty-five Mile Hill " They
alleged, that he belonged to a gang of crooks In
Mercer County, N. J , which had robbed and mur
dered men, and then placed the bodies on the rai I
road tracks for the purpose of destroying all trace
of their crimes. JuJge Lent decided that Collins
could prove no alibi, and ho was given over to th«
detectives. ¦. . . , . ¦ • -. .v-
.. THE, CASE OF TO UXG JEFFERSOX. '¦'¦'•
Mrs. Thomas Jefferson, of Montclalr, X. J.. yes
terday refused to say a won) about th« report that
her 'ion, Joseph Jefferson, had run away from a
military school in Dobbs Ferry to return homo. O.
Legare 'Rogers said to The Tribune last night that
his was the only, military school In Dobb«' Ferry.
that no boy by /(ho name of Joseph Jefferson had
ever S been In the school, * and ' that no t boy had . run
away • from ¦ It. : No boys ¦ were i there at ' praaent. •*
Uxm acbool wu closed tor the holiday*. -
Qtmnsemrnta.
Devoted to Hlch Class Contlnuoas Vaudeville — Policy Established in M^
By F. F. Proctor, Sole Proprietor and Manager. J. Austin Fynes. General Maaac**.
23D ST. STH AYE. PALACE. 125 TH ST. :
12t30 to 10145 P. M". Broadway * 2Sth St. BSth Su _ 3rd Ay«. '- to 10:4."% P.M..
T ft T» TV 12:3O sharp to lOs-13. Dtbat In A.-nerlca. tr • ttt • i»*^?»
Ja EiSHS? B ? 4 COHANS 5 ' Mile. Delbasq Marle Waij^
Lut Week In Vaudeville. I r.,r~~..r,r r~~..r, p m ..w 1 :n T-Iy Dl s E:_.;ap!jl*.»
JOHN KERHELL PAPINTA ,~» n „ " " R STALEY 1 BIRBECK
' Th» Irl»h Demo»thenes. Th« Great Myriad Dancer. J. IT. ALDAUiin, Ufl., _ **•.
. SEE JSSSL JW" M PARCEL'S MIDGLEY I CARLISLE 3 HASC4BHOS ¦•:
AL LEBCH A THE LI YIN li 8 1 A I UAIIT _ In "After SchooL" Enrspean A-^bat_ •.
ROSEBUDS. PRES3 ELD- BUS-RELIEFS chariot .;r.v!. ™ _ JOTfiOOi: GARR O Lt,'
RIDGE, OLTMPIA QLAR- DflO-ntLltrO. A.NNA '.HAN' Via F I.INT'N * JtclNTTlff
TET. . CASWELi. _ AR- CHAS. R. SWEET, CAR- DE .v.n-y. B-\XKS _ WI- itcCAI-E * DANIELS. Mftl
NOLD. FALKI A B_MO.N. ROLL JOHNSON. TORKB XOSA WINTERS. WII^- CLOUD & lIELVILL^-c
FALXE & SEMON, & ADAMS. ZE.VO. CARL |ny A WAPIVG VEF.- CASPARD BP.QS^, BRS^I
YAMAMOTA BROS.. RAM- & ZEKO. -TTh F.I. {.EVEY. j^QN YOUNG " \IIERICV NAN * «nWOTT. FLOR.
ZA * ARNO. FRANK UR- HAWAIIAN QU BE S3 . QUIXTET. *11AY EVANS. l V^-J--" KAtATECH
BAN- HORVMAVN BROS I JOHNNY JOHNS, the JEFPERSO.V. KAU- N '.-¦¦.-_ ami czherj. .
BAN. HORNMANN, BROS. KALA TF. CHNOSCOPB. TEcSIVOSCOPE. i'JU
MAF.TINE, the KALA- ; RUSCO"S TERRIERS, etc iJ *n- «^ utI -> t " 1 - •-,• » HI.EM _OW a»T
T E CHNO3COP_. . " ! p BROADWAY'S LOWEST BARGAIN PRICES: AZ~ PRICES: A£;»moc=s, lilt
ii.i.ii.iu3i.v«,. prices: 2oc &. 50c. Bex temoons. lie £: f«. Erea- & ZJc Evesisgs. 15c, »T
PRICES: 50c.. 250. _ 180. j Seau, $1.00. Ings. lie.. 25_. We. v Me.
CONTINUOUS CONCERT CONTINUOUS CONCERT CONTINUOUS CONCERT] CONTINUOUS ro\C_K>
TO-DAY. I TO-DAY. . TO-DAY. I TO-DAY.
Tfk JNj VH| V V f The most eminent of Italian pianists.
II I I FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA,
II 1] || 1| II 1 CARNEGIE HALL t
"^^ Tuesday Evening, January 15.
Sale of Seats opens to-morrow at Schuberth's, Union Square.
The Knabe used.
KEITH'S
Ea I I PI O
lONTIXIOI'S PERFORMANCE. E. P. ALBRFI - - - - - General Manajre*.
ALWAYS THi: PEST VATDF.V I I.Lfc: SHOW IX >E\V YORK. *•"».
MRS. KATHF.RINE BLOODGOOI), ti« ->--a:t; Cor.tr^la*.
TSCITER^OF'F f «» WOMJERKIL PERFORM I\G I)Oi,« JAMES THORNTON"
TODD JUDGE FAMILY of Marvellous Acrobats. GRA.NT i \OR TON. JOHN' E. CIMP
TOBIN3 In»tnirrentall»tr THREE FIDARDYS. Acroia:* FR.\XCES ICEPPLER. Dala:y Ds-cir. BICGP
MAJITLNETTI * BUTHERLAXD. Acrobatic Comedy A Din::r.g. FT.N - v .AM I Cxntir Ac.-oSiUci.
MARDO. Jjßgler
KOSTER & BIAL'S Jlk
OC n SUNDAY HIT TO-O»Y— Tfl MIGHT °2?-COiI. . Dally ilatl=«» ira=dar mal V Weti.
"Ikn SUNDIT Mil. IU-UIT — lU-Hlbil PA. XllUn and Dome Xobles. Blx'isast & BzrzM, On*
/ 111 Bf rt Coote A Co., Josis Sab«l. Frar.cl* T. nUli Williams. WUleu Thorn Ca. J. C. lleiway. a=e'.«
LUUI liryint Tt« Holloway Trio. Klta di *•*#«• Hart, Violet FrleaiJ. Irrtasr Jones. Case? A L« Clalr
Ixir?aza. Fa'ivette Twin SUten. Halllday A Qalnn. Pr#d I Th« Famens 3 U>si -s. Prevcst A P.-evcsc. £i*^.-l 349.
Clarenze Quintette. Th« Gr»at Aur-ist, Fcrd v 1 s.ntw»;;. I carl. Mereiitii Sisters. oUl£». V
John R. Haxt7. NeUl* <Je Veitix. Kelly, Y*a-«»r & Kelly. I <.- i_
"FULLER MATINEES: I A I O I XT Ft^P
MO.V.. WED . FRT., PAT. ¦__ M 1 ¦— - l\\ M [T'%
Orr. 25-... i, }-. NO HIGHFR. — ur w _ m _ W^ f tn.fc.lt
' . OARNBOIBtBAIiIi ',
Monday Evr.:r«- January 7, at S:ls. (
GRAND CONCERT
i , In 0.!3 of th« WorKinjrr.^n'i School. •
j i soioi •t • : ; i
i MR. AND MRS. GEORO , .
HENSCHEL i
i (Their first arr^arsac* -his »-.^scn.> <
1 Mil. FRITZ *
KREISLER j
] Violin. ,
I ' MR. EIIXST VOX «
DOHNANYI :
i Piano. ' i
I Adolf r,' -us — ;s--".'s: •
Prices. *1 to *5. on sale at Box Odce. -\ \
/^^^-^>..^.....^... *.^^«A
CARXECIE II ALL.
PHILHARMONIC sogjety
KM I L PA ITR ................... .CU. \ D I' OTOR
i¦-.::i ¦-.:: AY January 11. a: 2 P. M
SATURDAY. January 12. at 8:13 P. M
l'rosranis
•A Baps* CK»";re- W^^T^\ ........VTn.^r.»r
Concerto for Violin (2rMt mortrnmt).... B««:^nea
MISS MAI II I'OWELL.
First a;;-*-»r.. a la New York this sen an.
Sympbeay No. 3. r major ......Brahrr.i
Fantasia «• Concert. B minor (n^w> WE Klnjsky-KorsakeS
MISS MAUD I'OAVELL.
Overture, "Le Carnival Roman" BerloU
Tickets now en sale at CanMde Hall. Tyson's and
ICullsnn'*. Seats, 75c. to $2: boxs!i. *12 and $15. A. :»
«loa. $1. AUG. ROEBCELEX. Sieretary.
CARNEGIE HALL
! To-night at 8:15
tQSOUSA
AND HIS BAND
BIaAXCHE P!-FFIEUD — .. — ...— .SOPRANO
BERTHA BUCKXJX ~ YIOLJXIST
POPULAR PRICES.
M^-Jmo.. ITWO PIANO RECITALS I , :: . „., J.
Mr. HAROLD BAUER
It's. B«ata $1. $1.00. on sale At ?-h'::*r!Yi
Management LOtTDOX O. CIIARL.TOX
M d¥db*l •¦o HSi hall.
TUESDAY AFTFKNim->N JANUARY ¦« AT 3.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JANUARY 10, AT 3.
Mr. anil Mm. i.rorn
HENSCHEL
VOCAL RECITALS
R?s. Beats $1 and $1.50. at Schubert!.*!". 23 Union Sq.
Management HENRY tVOLFSOIIX
The Piano u»«d !s the Cfllckerlnr. -
MKXDEI, 890 11 X HALL.
MORGAN STRING QUARTET
THURSDAY EVENING. A WARY 10. AT 8:13.
. Seats at Bchul)erth"a. 23 Union Bquara.
UEXDELSSOIIX HALL.
Fa: ..lay Afternoon. January 12th. at 8.
FOURTH PIANO RECITAL
GABRILOWITSCH
TICKETS $1.00 AND $1.50.
On Pa:« at Schub»rth'».
EVERETT PIANO USED.
THEATRK REPUBLIC i2-'. ¦*¦ iu«t
TELEPHONE KpMIIRI 11: T..-'
| Evja.. 8:15. Matinees Wednesday and Saturday 2 15
I THE HIT OF<HE INEW CENTURY.
DZIOLAIALLENJ
! In I^rtm.r Stoddard's dr»raatli«t!on of T. Marlon Craw*
ford* noval.
IN THE PALACE ,& KINO.
| -LJebler & Co., Manager*
PASTOR'S 1 1S5F
JOE. VMSLCH. WARD A rrnpiv
I OEOROIA GARDNER A JOSPF>II MADDKWV
HARRIS & WALTERS. iIORRELI * r^.'v.
MAUD AMBER. BURDEN .POLL A ifuRDEN "
I ATM ST. TH EATRE. near ftth ay«. Mats
' TO-MOVROW NIBHT ;*%&&*
MR. Chaaaeejr ¦_- 1 . ¦.--: In H!a New Play," *
olcott|s agh
-Imtxsementi.
MPI R F THEATHS. Flvo- 620 Ma:. .-.-•« 2 St.
"Dreliisd saec»s»-" — Herald. " Mr.r.io Wei A Sit.
ogs&y T $r tr ' MRS. DANE'S DEFENCE
¦ IB" Mas f\ SQUAIB v v ij-rae--.
|i kifA 111 TII2ATKU ': 3i.ii S. Shy^rt.
IliallP* !¦!# ila:l=s-i \red=n<l»y-*-Sarar<2ay. -
To-Morrow .Monday) at 8.
Oslt>B Frohsna's I Prsse=C=s Marten A K»r«:«r>s
ilasleal Cot=edy Gnarly THE GIRL
rn>\ m iv. 1 f KO>l IP THERE.
£*:•.:•„•. CRITERION THEATRE *SSTSI-*
JOHN I La^t 6 n!sh:s. Last Mat. Saturday
HAKE: I THE LAY LORD QIK\.
Jim. II — .11 LI A MARLOWE
""WTTEX KMUHTIIOOU WAS IN KLOV*-Em.*
GARRICK theatre! « Bt ia I Sa£a. ir a
UMnnlbf\ Kveatass at 8:13. Matlaeat,, 1:11.
ilirtnees W't&sestfay as! Saturday.
WM. H. CRANE as DAVID HARUM.
R.VItDKV theatre, 27th EL A «*« .i»
Mr. 12. S. I i:'.v»r» Kf| t- « & E-- rt ¦»r»ek.
WILLARD TOM PINCH.
Mats. Wednesday .<. Sat., DAVID OARBJCK.
MADISON EC THXATRB. SJSj St. & gjsjga .'J ^;
.••Theatre dosed: Moaday alaM far ret,eana!.
TMaaaj Ev«: Mats, tretessoss 4 S»- -'v.
iiKKiir.ui ki:m ey. mv i &nY nAUUTY
1 FHI. SILA.\XOX. Ml LAUT UA.IMIT
WALLA die's"
B'way A SCti St. r.-. er. r.^i at B£3L 3
Matlnaes WeSaesSsv and Saturday at 2:13. ¦¦•
FRANK MeKEi: PESSESTS
MARY MANNERING
"JANICE MEREDITH"
r-»matl«ed by Paul Leicester Ford ud E. E. R '•»
SKATS OX BAUB 4 T7EEES V* ADVAXCm.
MURRAY IIUI Ttaea. Lex. At. &4M St.
munnar cv«. Prices, 23c. sac., 30c. x <fA'frViW
QRD TEAR OP THE HE^RT /rf^-o«^Sl
0 V. DONNSLL.T STOCK CO. fc, -^OC^JI
ARISTOCRACY ""TSU' "^tgy^
JtESDniSSOItX KALI,.
¦ I - 'ay afteraooa. Jaaoary 13lh. at 3.
DAVID BISPHAM S
SOX; itl-'l |I' \| asal.ts' bT
HERMANN HANS WETTER
Kn. teats. $l.£o. at Schnbtrt^'a. 23 Union Sj.
AMERICAN 1; V T , t^^ Bl^ a 5
MATIMK DAILY A , , A V > a PN I C
(Except Mn, ;.V [ QUO VAD I S
To-nlirhl- II I Sanday « ..ncerf— ».r. «t Hill.
M EJiDE 1. •» SOII X HAH
Sacond Concert. Tan. Ev'b, Jan. S at »il*
KNEISEL QUARTET
>««!«te<J t> Mr. GEOKGE PROCTOR. Piano.
*T r °J? r "•"•"•« nvOK-\K. Csartf t. B tit na'or.
Op. 01: CAKSAR FRAXCK. Qslatft tSr PlanoTtwo Tvfctn*
\iola «ad : Ma!one«llo. V tslacr; BEETIIOVEX. CsA-t't.
C maj<lr. Op. iv. No. 3.
i lies, arala. »i'.s*>/.-n 3a ; a at Scbmbetta's. » P»Js»g%
nil V*O B-a; iv A2O Iteiclnn at "*ils.
DALY'S DAXIEI. FROUMAN MANAGES
"•"^ ¦ ** MATINEES 4 SAT.. Z.
; Lady Huntworth's Experiment
HT R. C. CAKTO.V. Anthor "L.ird ami Ladjr X.r>" ¦
.•.WALTER DAilKOSni I'UXO REaTAL< s-nW
nl r?-" aTIIEJa TIIE JL IXG O^ TII E .N-IEKELU.VOE.V OPERA 3 *
. \..: 3on Fridays Tnesdaya. Jan. ..... i ja. V¦•
1 Vr CI I|\l 4£a «»•• * =3J at At i:Su.
: LYCfcUin i;«-i,,v ¦-;;¦.. _-^:
ANNIE RUSSELL *i l^\V, XXti
Weber & Fields' H \l', c v - -^1
FIDDLE-DEE-DEE «i>- , r \ •%%£
*— rn'r-»r — ? woi;:.:' IX wax >»>w Group*
I EDEN T CINEMATOGRAPH.
| MUSEE I " Jes. R. Aesnss PaTstemfcx To.. /_
« —^ HUMPTY DUMPTY."
j ¦ _ -
Hamm»r-T*<n-, VirTfkl?!* r " S • So - AJm "*
42st..By*7»v »IV.IWISlrl» M at i , Saturday. '.
NOTHING rvnCCPI Cn m.l Com«l!»i»
BUT DRtSSLCR miss pßiNvr
SUCCESS. - : -— - ¦¦• • •• -•-.-Opara BouS*-" ,
IRVIIO PLACE THEATRE. . : Eve." at JOB.
2XI» WEEK, Every Evening and Sat. Mating
Blumenthal A Kuielburf '¦ . Roaring Farce,
"DIE STREINGEIN HER RE.'H** ( P^ r P )
GRANDS^ j^MANM^LIWIII
HARLEM Oi*ERA HUlSG.^fi. S 13. M*t«.' 9sf 2 I*.
PETER F. I. In th« Sl« Muihal Comedy.'. I
UAILKY i, HODOE. PODGE A CO. |
alndudlnf th« Uarv«loua Afooat Family - J
Jam. 14Uk-<ISHM HA&B. "The Gay Lord <t»*uV* M

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