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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS

f,rc, called The United STATES Mali had its first
production in this neglborhoOd last night, AT the Co
mmbus Theatre. Harlem. This piece Is skit upon
the postal service and it aims, simply and solely tn
aml>e spectators by means of COmical incidents ana
ludicrou, situations. 1t has been shown in the West
and at Philadelphia. The chief parts in ii are played
by Miss Georsiana Parker. Miss Maggie Fielding. Mr..
Frank David. Nj. William Jerome and Mr. Arthur
Ricketts, Music and speciality features are introduced
in c,pious abundance. The work is neither better nor
worse than many that have been favored by the all
al ,orbing public Of New York.
Miss Minnie Palmer gave a performance in Newark
last night.-appcaring in piece called \ Mile
Minute for the benefit OF the Home for Incurabes.
Thi, good deed reflects honor and sets an suspicious
example.
The German company from Amberg'S Theatre APP
pcartd the Harlem opera House last night in Der
Arne Jonathan
Mr., Ervng Winslow Of Boston. purposes to give
series of illustrative readings from the old drama
ti,ts. beginning next month"; at Cambridge. under the
auspices OF the Harvard Annex iIIis accomplished
and eloquent lady cannot fail to contribute materially
to the practical education of her listeners. She will
discuss and eXcmplify the Miracles and Mosques;
the dramatic movement preceding the advent OF
shakespeare the ELabchan dramatists johnson. Dek'
kerr Haywood Beaumont. Fletcher. ctcD: Shakespeare
himself, Webster Messenger. Ford. etc the comedy OF
tie Restoration, typilicd by Farluhar. and the
comedy ~ the eighteenth century, typifed by Gold
smith ana sheridan. This is splendid field, and ~
Mrs., Wnsow is able TO taac broad views Of her sub
jcc and is experienced actress. her audiences will
enjoy the privilege of learning without effort much
that it il useful to know.
Mr. George Riddle, who is well known t. this com.
munity Of the most interesting readers now
before the PUBLICAN artist whose style Is marked BY
taste grace refinement and rcposc,-bcgan series Of
readings last Friday afternoon, January 10, at Hard
man Hail. for the benefit Of the Peabody Home Tor
Nupt
continued on successive Fridays III the afternoon un
the roth Of February. They ought 10 receive inc
attention and practical support al the pubic, no.
alone because Of their intrinsic WORTH but because I"
their benevolent purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
40 T8OLLEY SrS1Eu TAINTED.


Al the next meeting of the Board of Elec-
trcal C0ntrOl-Which may be held to-day-the
interesting question OF granting permission for
the use OF the trolley system of operating an
electric railway in the Annexed District j. eX-
pcc'cd 10 come up the second time. The APP
plication Of the Harlem Bridge Mouisania and
Fordham Railroad was received by the Board
about three weeks ago The Cooperation Coun-
sci said al the time thai there were no legal
objections 10 the plan. and the Boards expert
approved the mechanism which the company
proposes 10 use TO operate the system the
company must put up poles and string wires,
and this cannot he done without the approval
of the Board Of Electlica! Control. The issuing
by il OF permit for this work i, all that stands
in the way of the Introduction into our city of
a system Of electric traction which is open to
many and fata objections.
The Board Of Electrical Control ought to con-
slider this question with the most serious care.
ii i, true that the trolley system is in use in
Boston and many other cities II is Likewise
true that in an outlying district like thai be-
vond the Harlem ii is less Objectionable than
in streets that are much used and often crowd
ed. Bu; it is 10 be feared that permit for enc
company will involve Il permit for another and
another: and where can the line be drawn?
The people Of New-Yorl, have resisted as far
as in them lay the strngng of wires in the
streets unless necessary beyOund perldvent,re.
The trolley system Is not a necessity III Ford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
LAWRENCE BARRETT" FRANCESCA.

Last night at the Broadway Theatre Lawrence Far
rctt produced Boxers tragedy Of Francesca da Rim
in' and impcrsonated the dcfOrncd soldier LancOt0.
Both the piece and the performance well known
here for they have been seen many times and many
times discussed. The tragic and touching story OF
FIancescas miserable weakness and PaOlo's wretchcd
nfdey together with the infinite grief and terrible
crime OF the wrongcd LancOtto is less impressive
now than it has been Mr.. Barrett rises to
noble height Of pas the climax of the betroha
scene and in the subsequent half fehzed Invocation
to battle. and he bears with admirable cOnstancy
the steadily Increasing strain upon an actors re-
source, Of feeling and Of voice that is imposed BY
this extreme and yet almost volcanic character IN ihe
successive phases of lis exposition. lie hed INC
admiring attention of his audience and often and
loudly applauded. Miss Gale enacted Francesca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

accept the Presidency observation-disclosures
Hill did not take the ground that 10 man
Ike, t. be responsible for the administration
Of another" On the contrary. he bowed Mr..
Cleveland out or the Executive Chamber with
face bcaming with iaptUrouS smiles but IN
deferred by that incident, Jcne' believes 1t to
be good policy 70 pray thar he may not be com,
PEELED to serve ont Il portion Of Hills term ana
he wishes j, 70 be distinctly unGclS'""u lha'
sbculd prefer my term 70 begin in January
ncxt." OF course. Jones has perfect nght 10
deal with hi, own boom a. he thinks best. luz
We cannot lori ear submitting for the conNidela-
ton OF the general frcight-pdycr piacuca
admonition distilled from The wisdom OF the
ages. i bird in hand is worth two in the bush.
If Won can get Hill to resign in March you Will
10 Governor or this great Commonwealth for
nearly ten months. But II you don l.
what then? Are YOU dead sure that You can
oct the Democratic Convention t. nominate
Won this fall? Here is Congressman Wiley OF
Buffalo. a prominent and Influential Democrat.
declaring that " Mr. Flower now mas thc he'd
dor the nomination for Governor practically
10 himself. In my opinion. he will have "a
valLovor in the convention" Stlll more sig
rit,ant i the comment Of "T The Albany Times
IN Wi,cy's remark. There i 10 Democratic
newspaper in the state which * as close to
Governor Hill as "Thc Times" Docs ii frown
down the suggestion Of Flower? On tie con
traly, it SAYS that "a great many Democrats
will agree with Mr. Wiley, and many more will
sincerely hope that his opinion may prove to
be the correct one" That is all "Thc Times
,avs-not word about the Jones candidacy.
20 on second thought it may occur to Jones
hat if Hill threatens TO resign in March he
will not 90 T. the length Of trying 10 man
damu> him into remaining. Ten months III
;hc Cove 9or'S chair is better than nothing
and according 10 the present outlook II Jones
does not take the ten months he Will have
missed the one opportunity of his life to occupy
the Executive Chair. Let him decide to pay
The freight on the substance, since the shadow
which he is watching i, never going to ma
lnlilliZc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

For 'gn.-Part Of the British squadron at IAN
nm h,. been ordered 70 Chill: the new American
cr.,ts,r SIN Francisco will probably he sent 10
u.e,,., country -- EXcecdiHgiy coil "eAther
and snow are acain causing much snhcHhs III
,,.,.,uc --- Baron Wssmann has become III
go. - manuscript oi one OF Aristotle 5
,r,ati,,, h,s been foand in a collection Of lapAr"'
,,ontlv discovered in E2Ypt --- dynamite was
exploded hy Ararchis near the houses oil se,c'"i
yca,j,. ci,izers OF LcIh0rn. =- Professor lAh
l.u =; ;,,,,r,,,.iro, --- The population of 81
,,..a.'br,o : o,G I'D. -- Mir Edmund Yates
writes about the world of London
Coucrcss.-Both branches in session. - Inc
Senate: Tie Election bill was considered ana dis
cusscd: the Aidich closure rI'e VIII Ne INTRO
d,,ood today The House: Democrats still
persisted in delaying tie business Of TIE HOUSE,
and the legislative day was wasted
Domcstic-Goycmor Hi was chosen by the
Democratic caucus at Albany n It's candidate Tor
United States Senator; and Senator IVaTis was
named for reelection by the Republican caucus
- Speaker BERGEN. of the lower house OF the
New-Jersey Legislature, announced lis ccm1lt'e S
- The American National Bank Of Kansas CITY
closed its doors the liabilities thought II be
d. o5o 900 49, Governor Bullelcy issued a
nrocIamation warning tie Democratic claimants
AGAINST irving 10 exercise the functions OF S'a'e
officers. - General Miles issued general orders
reviewing the Sioux outbreak. and conaratuatng
the troops on their services in suppresslng 1t. -
King Kalakaua of the Sandwich Islands is seri-
ously i'll at San Francisco.
CITY and Suburban.-A company of able imam
ciers presented a vast underground rapldtranslt
scheme TO the Commissioners, and were Incorpo-
rated 10 build an initial tunnel under the East
River. =-= The Confederate Veteran Camp OF
New-York had its first annual dinner. - OIL
GERS of the Republican Club were e.ected. =-=
Stocks dull and generally lower, the only eXcep-
tons to the general movement being Western
Union and a few specialtes
The Weather-Forocast for to-day Fair slightly
warmer Temperature yesterday: Highest, 3
degrees; lowest, p, average, - J-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
THE DRAMA.
LYCEUM THEATRE" THE OPEN GATE" AND
NERVES

LYCEUM THEATRE" THE OPEN GATE AND
NERVES
Two PLAYS were presented at the Lyceum Theatre
last night for the first lime In America" The Open
Gate" by Mr. c. II. Chambers and Nerves." adapted
from the French by Mr. j. COmyns Carr. The first
OF these is a one-act piece, written with sentiment,
grace and spirit upon the subject of lovers quarrels
lie subject that Mr.. Gilbert has treated In Sweet
hearts, and that Mr. Bronson Howard has treated in
"OId Love Letters The machinery used IS that OF
SUGGESTION and the piece would be faultcSs if I.
allowed to end without any talk. when at last tie
old lovers are reunited while the younger ones
sccn srOling toward the gate which has closed.
Word, are not needed T. enforce the meaning Of
that situation. THE open Gate was acted in
neat and crisp style by Mr. Wheatcroft, Miss Cayvan
Miss Enic shannon and MIR. Fritz Williams. little
more warmth and little more ncxibility and anime
ton would increase the good effect of the acting
This piece was successful and it will endure
Nerves is a farce. and the situations and incidents
that compose 1t are Of tie widest description. In
The French IL is probably airy trifc. In English
il, protracted tissue Of ab,urditles becomes Just
little tedious. The undercurgen of it is satire Of
the follic, Of Ovcrsen5vc people. The fun Of 1t Is
derived from setting various persons at pur.
poses An old piece sometimes called The Nervous
Man and the Man of Nervc7 has long been familiar
fine English stage and has well illustrated TIN, subject
- Nerves. however, deals 10 some extent with fresh
materials. The mOtlier-n-law could well be spared.
she has been ovcrwOrled in modern plays aud she
ought to 20 the seaside or the mountains for long
lest The dOclc hypOcritical husband is also weary
and needs repOsc. In the sentimental French con
fectioner and the impetlouS milliner-enacted with
incessant yivacty by Nr. lie MOyne and Miss Cayvan-
the audience found a somewhat fresher vein OF non
sense The human mind refuses to follow, step by
step. groesque fancy that runs through all the
ConvOlutiOnS Of folly that make up this work Enough
now to say that the incidents often evoke laughter.
that the piece is prctly set and that the representa-
ton is smooth and elective. Mr. Kelley displayed
vivacous alacrity insaney jealous nus
band. and Miss Ellie shannon assumed a pretty
pctulance and an imperOus fervOr a. a nervous ana
capricOus wife. Miss Clyvan, however. was the CHIEF
figure Of the night. and in her surprising dash and
bUOyant vigOr actress Of bure,quc I'M, clever
gave proof Of her exceptional ana versatile
talent Mr. Smy replaced Charles Walcot. who i
ill., and enacted the gay old boy who ha> no nerves ana
who knows how to manage a shrewish wife. There Is
mrth enough in this piece 10 make 1t enjoyable Tor
little while, and perhaps the change from gravity 10
frOlic may prove agreeable to the Lyceum audience
The chief point TO record is that the change has been
made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
Ju0ef 10 Announcements.
AMu5eMcnls.

ACADTMY-s :lj-Joshua Whiieomb.
ANRfKte TIIEArRE-S-pcr Mmo Jonathan'
UIJOU TUEATRE-s-A Texas Steer
BROADWAY THEATEE-S-Franccsca da Eimni'
r,sINO-S .l5-Poor jonathan.
,OIUMEUS THEATRES 11-C :. Man.
uAIy,s THEATRES :lj-1hc School for ScanCal
EDEN MUSEI1-Otro and Wan IAbieaus
GARDEN THEATRE :3O-Beau Brummeh
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-S-Ihc Inspector
HARLEM OPERA not SIS 13-Monbar'.
UARRIGAN'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and the 4cO.
UTKRMANN'S THEATRES 3o-Eerrmann'
ROSTER & BIAL'S-S-Carmencta.
rYCEUM THEATRES 1.-THE open Gate ana Nerves
MADISON SQUARE THEATRES :30-The SILVER Shleu'
NI,W PARK rREATRE-S 1.-THE DazIci'
NIBI.O S-o-BsbcN ia the Wood
rALMER'S THEATRES lj-Judah
rEOCToH.s 23D.sT. THEATRES :l5-Men ana women
STANDARD THEATRE-8-lates on
STAR TuEATRF-S-The Senator
TONY PASTORS THEATRE and S-NaudevHe'
INION SQUARE THEATRES l5-The County FAR.
WOETU,S MUSECM-l1 a. H. 10 II p ILL., "U~eN'''o
snd Curios
14TII.sr THEATRES Blue Jeans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
DAYS. THEATRE

The closing performance Of " The Last Word was
given i'm Days Theatre last night, and Miss Rchan
impersOnated thc impetuous and fascinating Russian
Vera in a vein Of even than her usual pquancy
and passionate fervor This piece has had 10l repre-
senatons and has than fulfilled the anticipation
with which il was produced. Tonight Mr.. DAILY
will present The school for scandal" which lie has
edited by cutting ont the coarse expressions In the
text and By fitting each act into single scenic SET
The first assumption Of Lady Tcazle By Miss Ada
Rclan is an cndeayOr that thoughtful followers ~
the drama will observe WITH interest: and. although
Lester Walack and John Gilbert and William Warren
and William Wheltley and many other honord ana
militant actors who formerly figured in il dead
and gone The school for scandal stu hyeS, ana
stu must sometimes be played. Mr. Day ha> cast
the parfS well and il undcr,t )od that he VIII dress
and mount The comedy in correct ana luxurious
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
md JONES.

Lieutenant Governor Jones is naturally de-
lighted. Hill j. going 10 Washington. aud he
himself Is going 10 take possession Of the Office
of Governor, with all that it implies Of per
sonal and political power and glory. But, al
though delighted. Jones has>by 10 means los:
his head He rcjoiccS d>cicctly. Instead of
throwing up his liat and cXclaiming, 1.-THE
king is dead to Albany; long live the king
who is to succeed him there he adopts the
tone of digniiicd restraint, Jones does. IL
hope he is reported as asserting, Z" that Gov
ern0r Hill will serve out his term and not com
pei me G. compel i GOOD 10 take his place
upon March 4. No man likes to be responsible
for the administration Of another man. ! would
not attend the special session if | were Gov
einor Hill. His resignation aS Governor would
Of course elevate me 10 the GovernorShip, and
should have to decide hastily upon great
mass Of bills passed by the Legislature. That
is a tasl, | would not like to undertake. No;
am a candidate for Governor, and if | am
elected | should prefer my term to begin in
January next"
Spoken like u statesman and a dplomaiSt
Jones yearns, above all things, TO have Gov
ernor Hill on his side when he enters seriously
upon the task of getting delegates for the next
Democratic Gubenatorial nomination. lie re
allies how much the good will of Hill will count
for, and it is only natural that he should seek
to placate the Governor by begging him not to
hurry out of his present Office because OF
little matter of United States SonatOrship,
but to stay and finish his term. TO be sure,
whom Governor Cleveland resigned in order TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

The New-JerScy Assembly is in fair way
10 give the Senate close race in doing foolish
and partisan things at this session. I'm order
60 placate certain ASscmblymcn who think they
have not had enough patronage, 1t was decided
Yesterday to increase the number Of doorkeep-
ers from eight to thirteen. \ dOorkeeper does
not AS a rule draw an enormous salary, but it
is certain that whatever is paid tn the FIVE new
appointeeS will be simply money thrown away.
When it is known that there are only three
doors for thirteen Stalwart JcrScymen 10 guard
the absurdity of the appointment is obvious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

had no trouble in getting away from her rivals with
only half Ter full head OF steam on.
John H. Mclean, proprietor Of "Thc Cincinnati
Enquirer but for several years resident of Wash.
Ingon D. c. has recently completed several realestate
purchases in that city which give him nearly the whole
square bounded by Vermontave. and Fifteenth, and
II ss The chief exception TO his control Of this trac.
/, the site OF the sh0rcham Hotel For his new ac.
qui,itl0ns, The Washington starr says, he paid
lAIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

II has been reported that Senator Fassctt IN
obedience TO the admonitlon Go West, young
man" was about to bad long farewell 10 the
smiling valley of the Chcmun- and cmigratc -
the Pacific Coast with the intcntlUn OF having
his future home in California. But the Senator
denies that he ever mcditatcd Il change of his
ptcsent p,stofcc address, and since lie must be
regarded as trustworthy authority on this point
ms disclaimer is conclusive. Doubtless Tammany
will hcayc sish when She learns that the Senator
j. to continue t. he a Ncw-l or>cr since his cour
aoc and efficiency rs an investigator has done
much to give insomnia to a number of her iavorite
sons. But the rest of his iciiowcitizc will not
feel that way They will be sratiied to read
that lie mas " come 10 stay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

The president Of the Ncw-Jcrscy Senate has
ALREADY DISTINGUISHED himself by aiding and
obcttinc the unscating Of Mr.. Stuhr, and by APP
nojntine MS Democratic members of the Committee
on Elections Mcdonald. the beneficiary OF the
notorious Hudson County frauds, and Keys, whose
.cot * thc subject of a contest. Now it appears
that it i, one Of his pcculiariics 10 engage in
dis,utcs with men on tine floor. evidently in the
hcIicf that such a course dctracts nothing from
tho divinity of the Chair The people of New
.Icrscv must be endowed with phenomenal long
suffering if they do not speedily become dis
or.tcd with his performances and those OF the
body over which he prcsidcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

DemaieSi, the self confessed thief and forger,
was conspicuous by his absence from the Dem
ociatic caucus which nominated Hill for SEN
ator. But il does not follow that he will fail
70 vote with his party when the Senatorshp is
finally decided. The fact is, his vote Is con-
fidently counted on. if needed, when the joint
ballot is taken tomorrow The caucus was a
tame affair, except for Mr.. Sheehlns remark
about "a steppng-S,one to higher honor"
which the Senator'S and Assemblymen caught
on to" with enthusiasm. The Republican eau
Gus paid Senator Evarts the deserved compli-
ment of a unanimous denomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

The cntcrprsing and progressive cHy of findlay.
Ohio has Just been made the victim of a calamity
growing out of one of the most valuable OF her
po>,cssions-natuIal las. I'm impression has got
abroad that her supply Of that article Is fast CIV
ins out, and that consequently her decline and
fall was only question of time. But " The
Fnday Republican" asserts that the impression
is without foundation, the plain fact being that
Tndloy to-day is positively burning more gas
and with less inconvenience as regards supply
than during any winter since the fuel was dis
covered. The Findlay cas- lines have
never been troubled less with salt water than now,
and ;hc distribution and supply of the fuel has
rarely If ever been IN every respect rs satssiae-
tory" This is cmphatic and uncquivocal The
Fnday boom Will proceed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
uARvARps THREE YEAR COURSE.

IrOm The Boston AdNttIlNcF
When l. /, propo,ed Ia reduce the minimum under
graduate course from a four-ycar Ia a three years
Term in order meet the wants OF the latter cEis,
young men lacking In taste for profound intelectua
ursus) il IS not strange that the question Is aiseo
whether the end sougnt could not DC ihoic 40
gcously reached III some other way Fdue en W
chcdpeniug the degree or y. h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

The Board Of Education performs an important
work in providing tor free evening lectures. The
instruction conveyed IN that way Is doubly Nalu
able because IT. Is attractive. Hundreds of young
men who are too tired after their days toll 10
attend the evening schools will gladly receive
information which comes to them from the lips
of interesting lecturers. The subjects chosen and
The lecturers engaged are such IS should attract
LARGE audience, Of Young persons anxious for self
improvement.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20

\ crisis is approaching in the Senate. Mr..
Aldrich will to-day call up his reasonable reSo-
luton for putting a stop to debate after ample
opportunity has been given to all who desire
TO discuss pending question. OF course, the
lercest opposition will be made to such rule,
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-20
SYSTEMATIC OYSTER FARMING NEEDED.

Erom Tie B0ltlmOre AmerlCah
No one would think Of depending upon wlld s, I
berics for the supply of the markets Ten YEAR ro
now the cultivation OF oysters VIII DC aeeep.ern
naturally n the cultivation Of straw berries h n
aIout eXhoustcd natures bounty, and we must hctp
nature To repair that exhaustion. Oyster-mrhhns
both "A demand and II necessity.