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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
MUSICAL NOTES.

At the fifth Damrosch sunday Concert In the Music
Hall this evening the solo performers will be Miss
Mary Howe Soprano and Madame Helen Hopekrk
panoforte. The programme is as follows:
Norwegian CamivaP' Sy endsen
Concerto for piano. with orchesis. Tschalkows1y
Nine. Helen HOpehrk.
Bell Song, from "Lakme" .Debes
~ Miss Mary Howe.
Internezzo and mach, from Suite No. II .Moskowskl
Miss Mary Howe.
''Royal Drummers and Viysnciofs, from nal
Costume" ..... Kubnstein
Mr.. selds programme for his ninth popular con
cert at the LeEox Lyc.um tonight is as follows:
Concert Overture (frt time Cherubni
composed for the London philharmonic Society,"
Prelude 10 Act Ill. MesteFsnger... Wagner
Aria 1.-The Pearl Fishers .Dizet
Nine Bauvet
For string orchestra:
passep!ed dance In the old style. .......Gilet
vloloncello 500 Mr. Victor Herbert.
Souvenir de Vlenne first Granada
Aria from ''Pars and Helen GIuek
SignOF ,iaassi.
Grand Funeral March OF tire Three Pa'rarchs Nichon
From the oratoro d" Jacob " (irst time.
a. Prelude and Slcillana, Sl2nOr C1npanini.
b. Aria. Nine Blouvelt
e. Duetto Nine Rlauyelt and Signor CampspinL
g. Arloso, SRnor Campanni.
( Duet,o, Nine. BauVet and Signor Golass
The second chamber concert OF the New York sym
phony String Quartet will take place this afternoon
when Mr. Walter Damrosch will give his assistance
as pianist. The programme will consist OF BeethOven's
Quartet In F. op. IL. No. Brahms Trio in minor
Op. IO1. and schumanns Quartet In A-minor, op
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
A FINE DISPLAY OF HOLIDAY GIFTS.

1t is really seldom that large and varied q col.
lection OF articles suitable presents at this
season as the selection displayed by b. Altman Co..
Sixave which contains many unique pieces ROYAL
Worcester Douton MistOn, Crown Derby and Coalport
wares, while in Paris, Vienna and Dresden porcelains
there number OF really artistic productions The
assortment Mexican onyx clocks tables and cabinets
largo and shows 70 good advantage. Table piano and
banquet lamps. with pretty and cunningly devised silk
shades, receive much attention. Then number
less articles in sterling silver, bronze and enamel silver
mounted leather goods fancy baskets and vast display
of other beautiful things distributed throughout this
acve would require much space in which
to describe them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
IsnuGRArIoy COMMISSIONERS MEET

Only three members OF the European Immigration Com
mission Colonel Weber, chairman Dr.. Kenpster and Mr.
Powder!y present at the meeting yesterday. Mr..
Schuis sent word that he III with the grip and Mr.
Cross was unable attend The meeting was hc in the
Immigration Building. Ellis Island. Most Of the
taken up reading the reports will ba
submitted the Secretary OF the Treasury days
1t hoped the Conmis could get along with
reports but after comparing notes.
decided to be impossible. So colonei wabar and DR..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
COMMITTED SUICIDE on WARDS 1sIAxp.

Alexander HoNarth, twenty-six years old, hbcra
and an inmate Of the insane asylum Wards Island.
committed suicide yesterday morning. Iowar,h
taken from his hcme No. Is Secoud.st, several days ss
a raving maniac. A close watch placed over him
he had made several attempts to kill himself
Yesterday morning the attendant stepped on, d
Howarth's room for few minutes. As soon . he
closed the door Howsrh took sheet from the bed and
tore IL In strips making rope. He climbed up on 1s
the window sill and tied end TO the top Of The
window. He fastened the other end his neck, then
swung himself OF. Dr. Campbell discovered Howarth On
making his round, through the building. The bOdy vu
ct cut down, but the was dead. An In
vestigetion will be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
TO CELEBRATE 1IyCoLy,s BIRTHDAY

The Republican Clubs annual celebration Of Lincon's
birthday is expected to be unusually successful The
mtee In charge OF the arrangements at work at hi;
early date making preparations for IT, This committee
consists OF Thona: Il. Wentworth who Is Chairman Emil
w. Bloomlngdale, Henry Il. De Milt L. f. Chittenden.
William Brookneld and Henry Melville, secretary The
tickets for the dinner will cost u.s. The names OF the
speakers have not yet been announced. The member
OF the committee request that those who wish
dinner will send their in at the earliest possible date
81 that seats be reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
TT GESTURES THE yAyrroRy SLEEP.

Complaints have been made 20 the Health Board that
the dumping OF coal at the New-York Steam Companys
chute IN Dey.s night prevents number OF ianitors
In the Office buildings there from getting enough sleep.
1t Is said that tho eompany's boilers over
900 tons OF coal In twentvfour hours. and no coil
is taken ia night by buckets which worked by
an endless chain. Henry G. Eibs. nroprietor Of ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

Kempster will submit report but all the others WI"
send in individual Of what they saw ana heard III
Europe together with their views TO what should De
done nv the Government to regulate immigration Another
meeting may be held here noxt Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

American to introduce the swedish dialect on inc
stage. ,,. ,,.,.h, will soor nro
ducs I'm New York thDlr new farce entitled "Jhe uliD
Bag" ]. D. Levy is the manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

behold he had no peace and e'
little rest night or day. lie VI"
under treatment at different uH''
At two hospitals and BY -csen ao''
tors In this city without the ia"
benefit; every prescription Of 20
doctors was faithfully tried. but ~
grew worse al the tine.
months expended about - -
week for medicines. and vas ~
tircly discouraged. l puIens
IIIrIlIRA SUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

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use it for every Baby Humor . .,.ocrsoS
80 W. BroOkline-st, Bos~h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
WATERS UPRIGHT PIANOS.

t. nv wears we have devoted skill and energies exclusively
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We not only claim make the best Upright Pianos but we sell them
lin all parts of United State lower prices ana on more liberal terms
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

Dey Street House, has been q mover in the effort =
compel the company 10 lessen the noise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20
ON FIRE WITH ECZEMA
Terrible Suferings Of Little BABY
Seven Doctors and Two Hospitals
Fail. Cured by Cuticura.

NY baby boy, months old, broke out with ecfems
The itching and burning Intense the eczema sIfes
TO his limbs, lreast, face. and head. until he va
naaElY coYereG: his tnrtnrInc aennlas nn-e nshe 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

will style 49, Upright Piano as shown cut ncd
ina Plush Stool Embroidered Covert at $3.50 cash. or $27S
instruments sony $40 cash. and SIS monthly for the balance until
These pianos three strings to note overug bass
deep quality full iron frame repeating action
improvement Each PIANO
entire satisfaction Please call or write
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HORACE WATERS Il CO.,
1874 FIFTH AVENUE, near 18th st.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS
STORE ON FIFTH AVENUE THAT ATTRACTS MUSICIANS.


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-20

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Cuticura Remedies

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scalp and blood, With los OF hair from ntsnS al -
whether simple srrofuous hereditary, when III 49,
methods and best physicians fail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

80 FAHrxr7gz1, .,..s :. 49,,
BEhH s 1Ilv Ei rs sly z 3 or tH ~
We Nisn GU All
PEACE. rIrSTT isp FfosFEEirY ATTEND
But before We fo-rpt i. permit remind you that
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AZ ;e i@iow 2. hFnTss o-.
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saS Ghinsni3 oerr coats rsdueed to s74a
storm .eIyo~ts en-. ss;.ased 90, ..
4 hsl,iS,'Irg iine u Cafldrtn Dress 0verroats
GenIias VI Collar anu CuEs. regular retail prices
Tul DreSs Cots. SAL Lined skirts. Vests to match
Piain Bsssi cio:a FrOes Coats. single and double
Hsfris' Cashmere suits. Sacks and FrOcks.
MEMS CAssI aERE SUITS,
81 20. sS.tss. -. a., SIS. IS. a. s954. 80. IS.
Fine sIlscSi si sl,,s s f ss5lf s,T Tne.F~sar
Fine Aus:rsiaa sanitary Underwear pure cochineal
dye. 81 a earn emf
THREE aRf .a scP aT Tqe a
THEE ihoP PSPfi!s i Inn Cuts 6 fcsstixrs
rnlaunirred shirts. 81 and sl.5. Reduced to &c.
I.undsred Shirts. Reduced to SOC apiece
hoys' Polo Caps 25c. and &c Reduced to loc.
youths, suspender.- silk embroidered and leather
Gcn's F-iora Hats. 81. ~. ss.5o Reduced to
sA9kT E I,sg SUITS s1 ~, TP WARD
AND THE Fkasr WILL BE DER
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Open saturday untii II oeloct ?. M. sAl-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05

Two brothers named Bell aged twenty-five
and nine years, and sister, nineteen years old.
attended meeting near Medicine Lodge, Kan.,
Wednesday night and a blizzard arose as they
started for home at 10 O'Clock. When 200 yards
from their home the elder brother remarked
that they could not make the distance against
tn storm and would have to go with the wind
III drifted south about a quarter of mile
and took refuge in a canyon, where they were
soon covered with snow. Thursday morning
the elder brother crawled out of the snow and
attempted to get home. He called out to his
sister that he was so stiff he could not travel
and in short time was frozen. The younger
brother was also frozen to death under the
drift. The parents started out Thursday morn
ing to find their children, and in a short time
searching parties were organized. Friday
morning the body of the young man wal
found and then the searchers found the girl
who was concealed beneath the drift They
had been out thirty-six hours. The girl did
not know her brothers we're dead. She is in Q
fair way to recovery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
Championship Bird Shooting.

Preparations are in active progress in Chi
cago and New York city for a grand champion
ship contest at live birds to take place between
the north and south during the first two weeks
in February. 1t was first proposed when q
representative from the Dixie Gun Club Of
Florida, Mr.. II. W. Simmons came to Chicago
and held a consultation with the local shooters
to make the race between Florida and Illinois
crack shots. The challenge from the south
erners resulted and the arrangements were
shortly after perfected to take Chicago team
with a special train which starts south on the
afternoon of February Z. 1t will be captained
by Chas. E. Willard, one Of the best known
amateurs in the west. After this team had
been chosen it was proposed to send another
team, which would meet picked team in New
Orleans, Mobile and Pensacola for a challenge
cup, to be emblematic of the championship and
shot for under American Shooting Association
rules, the representative winning the majority
OF shots to hold the cup for one year. The
races will probably be at twenty-five birds
each per man and held under the supervision
of the local gun clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
Gsrrrse TIE BAsr To SLEEP.

YOUNG husoand-AniEa. my dear. for the las. forty
min utes you have been walking and rocking the baby
and inuElbil,l b -oy WHICH presume species OF
insantat,on or suppltrStion TO Norpheus- IL seems
a that you lave zotten bold OF the wrong charm.
hen GrIty, the Fusher. 20 wake people up-he
tan v--P after r<liIr his ADVERTISEMENTS. They
NOrry TIE bccause feel confident that nave been
paying too nh Tor Furnstur~. China Glass. DC.
2lg impatient ior tie nsornlaz want Il rush up
there and So the goods be ADVERTISE Just listen:
Ant Lat<nson Is1s z - we PAID 90 si1 solid
sl25O: walnut Chamber suite. - So Mirror :4x:D;
VEN HaDdso!Le Oak suit. Mirror 3Ox.D French
Plate, go sold elsewhere $40 and So. solid OAK
Desk pigeon holes and shelf belov. 81; Roll Tor do
a. 80. very handsome ONES. ~ 70 SO Pine Hrh-
tack Oak Dining Chairs Patent sat 81 - and 81 80
Bent Wood Chairs. II Kitchen Chairs % c, Will
lox Roc ksrs - styles 81 - W $40. Plush Rockers
cushion back - Oto sl7: White Fur Ruzs 81 81,
ono .Isa stasll) styles Of Nashstand sets now N
syoex iron 81 " TO $3.50 BID Enslish Decorated
a. ses sO; Clssr Crystal Tanbiers for lsc Pine
Initial THlnbler, ettsr Ice. Loo Wine GIaSsss
Is styles eco. 0B stock u selling prices Everything
mai ked IN PAIN figures. No sesEets
We dom SCI. SOS. ail.eSs out OF
damaged We cont pay for this advertisement for the
fun OF it. We kC " that are Offering the cash buyer
Of Washington paying Inducements and We want your
pztrOns-se. matter WHERE you live, whether y0
white Cosored. rch good or bad You will
Ind eNerythIng pleasant except an overrowed house
Don't Rad card and say oh that's all 2ush," but
coma and See fcu snail not be disappointed. Only
GRAsTY in theCity.
FURNITURE, CARPETS. CHINA &c
dl9 CHEAP FOR CASH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
Saved by Her Correct,

Frank II. Vaudeville stole into tho room Of
Mrs. Mile Shaw, dresssnaker in Los Angeles,
Cal, Saturday night When Mrs. Shaw entered
half an hour later he fred three shots at her.
Had it not been for her corset Mrs Shaw would
have been killed instantly. The other bali
missed her entirely Vaudeville locked himsslf
in the room and would not open the door, and
the police finally broke il in. As soon as the
door gave way Vaudeville placed the pistol in
his mouth and fred, killing himself Instantly.
Vaudeville was u representative Of the firm Of
John Allison d Co, advertising agents, Of Chi
cago Vaudeville bad been paying attention to
Mrs. Shaw for some time and IVES acquainted
with hsr In the east.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
Tragedy I'm Gufhrie

A fatal shooting ARRAY took place in Guthrie,
OIL, on Saturday, in which Representative /.
T. Terrill Of Payne county, and G. L. Embree
Of the same county, were the participants. The
trouble grew out of contest over Terrilrs
homestead. Terrill was charged with being
"cooner," and Embree had SO testified be-
fore the United States land Office. After leay-
ing the witness stand Embree went upon the
street, followed, it seems, by Terrill. who COM
menced firing at once, emptying five chambers
Of his revolver into the body Of Embree, kill
ing him almost instantly. Great excitement
prevailed, and to protect Terrill from the peo-
pie he was placed in charge of the soldiers.
Both men were farmers, and lived about twenty
five miles northeast of Guthrie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
THE SHATTERED IRISH CAUSE.

Lord saiisbury's Government In High
FEATHER Over the Turn Of Events.
Special Cable Dispstch to the New York Herald.
LONDON, Jan. s.--An absurd rumor was
started yesterday indicating the immediate re-
tiremens Of Mr.. Gladstone from public life. No
such intention has crossed his mind or else he
has kept it profound secret from his closest
friends and supporters. He cannot but see
that home rule is hopelessiy discredited for
the present, but he has other arrows in his
CULVER, and il necessary would not hesitate to
bring out one marked ''disestablishment,"
which would at once unite the whole body Of
non-conformists around him and crafty nine
tenths Of the liberal party.
One of the most active Giadstonians in the
country assures me that the Irish policy is re.
garded with an aversion by the rank and file Of
the party that it Is impossible to exaggerate.
Patrick Ford's revelations will not impart to it
new vitality. His statement leads to the clear
inference that considerable part of the funds
subscribed for evicted tenants was expended in
buying Tinted Ireland for william O'brien It
has always been suspected that league funds
were used for that purpose, but the frank ad-
mission of the fact shocks many ardent Glad
stonians. Ford's caustic criticisms upon
O'Brien are also subject to much comment.
The label clapped upon his back OF a political
dude with a swelled head in constant trouble
with his breeches," will stick to him.
But how in the world are the Irish leaders TO
get over the ridicule and discredit which they
are heaping upon each other? That IL what
Gladstone and his supporters would like some
one to tell them. Salisbury will meet parlia-
ment stronger than ever. Where are his foes2
Hard at work scuttling each others ships The
very mention OF home rule would now excite
shouts Of laughter in the house of commons.
The stars in their courses have fought for the
Salisbury ministry. Whenever they made
mistake the Irish party fell into one ten times
as great and shiclded the government. Sails
bury is buoyant and even Mr.. Smith is in good
spirits. Goschen is worried about his surplus,
which appears to be anything but secure. The
rest Of the ministry look on with delight at the
course of events.
Parnell has demolished home rule and thrown
mud at most of his colleagues The others have
dragged down Parnell from his pedestal. Ford
has stripped all the fine feathers off O'Brien.
The whole party are rolling over in mud and
the ministerialists are in ecstacies. 1t seems
most probable that Salisbury will allow this
parliament to live out its natural term, thus
proionging its existence till 1893 and effeetually
postponing, if not finally disappointing, all Of
6ladstone's hopes and plans.
A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
Two Mormon Colonies.

The reported purchase of Mexican lands by
the Mormon church made recently has been
fully confirmed For several days consulta-
ton has been held at San Francisco between
Bishop Clauson. Joseph O. Cannon of Salt Lake
and Isaac Trumbo and Alexander Badlam.
local agents of Mormon funds. An immense
sum of Mormon capital lying in the banks there
will be invested in the scheme 1t is said the
Mormon church will make a division of its
members, organizing two companies or colo
MES. one for Mexico and the other for the Cam
adian northwest, where property was secured
some time SINCE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
The Convention Of Press Clubs.

The responses to the circular inviting the
press clubs of the world to send delegates to an
international press club convention in Pitts
burg January q are already numerous enough
to indicate that the meeting will be a success.
The New York Press Club will send eleven dele
gates, representing a membership Of five hun
dred. The Fellowcraft Club of New York. the
Boston, Chicago, Toledo, Rochester, San Fran
cisco and other clubs have signified that they
will be represented. The National German As
ISOLATION Of Press Clubs, including local organ
izations in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago,
Cincinnati, st. Louis, San Francisco and Cleve-
land will also be represented.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
Dinner to Minister Lincoln.

Vice President Frank Thomson of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company on Saturday night
entertained Robert T. Lincoln, United States
minister to the court Of St. James. at his beau
tiful country seat. The dinner was given in
recognition OF Minister Lincoln's attention and
courtesy to Mr.. Thomson when the latter w.s
in England. Among those invited 70 meet the
distinguished diplomat were: A. j. Cassatt, O.
A. Griscom, Talcott Williams, A. Sidney Bid.
die, John c: Bullitt, John Cadwallader Of New
York, Frank Furness, L. Clark Davis, Dr.. 8.
Weir Mitchell, Dr.. VIM Thomson. Gen. L
Wister, Col. A. K Mcclure and Hon. Wayne
MacVeagh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
Women Fight with Knives,

Especial from Wheeling, VIVA, says: Word
comes from New Martinsville, VIVA, that two
physicians have been summoned TO 20 70 Ten
Mile, Tyler county, to attend two women who
fought duel with butcher knives. The fight
occurred, without spectators, in the kitchen Of
one Of the combatants, named Wilson, and is
described ss q most ferocious and desperate en-
counter. Mrs. Wilson was terribly cut about
the face, neck and breast, aud is fatally hurt.
The other woman's name is not known a. vet
nor the cause Of the strange duel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
Dempsey in Fine Form.

Galveston, Tex, special says: Jack Demp-
sey showed up last Friday night in splendid
form in the Galveston Athletic Hall The
"Nonpareil" il already inside the 154 pound
limit and is as supple ~ a cat. Under the
direction OF Tom Maher, his old trainer, and
Mike Conley. the Chicagoan, ia getting into the
pink of condition. He is now undergoing the
hardening process and exercising to increase
his wind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-05
This Week the Crisis.

Both railway officials and the men in Scot
land consider that the coming week, when a
general resumption Of business after the holt
days is expected, will be a crucial period of the
railway struggle. The outcome of the fight il
is believed, depends on the ability of the COM
panies to cope with the large freight traffic
which they will be called upon to handle If
the companies fail 70 handle the business sue
cessfuiiy the men hope TO be able to compel the
concession of their demands