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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1891.
TWELVE PAGES.
THE NEUS THIS MORNING.

Forcign.-Sir John A. Macdonald issued an adj
dress to the electors OF Canada. Go The new
Italian Cabinet was sworn in 10y King Humbcrt:
tbe King las offered Sicnor Crispi title OF no
biljty. - King Leopold, of Belgium, favors
universal suffrage. - COnsul-General New, III
al interview, said he did not expect and dld nos
desire the Treasury portfolio. =- There were
several collisions between steamers OFF Gravesend
General Won Schliefen has succeeded General Won
Waderscc as Chief Of the General Stat.
Conprc>s-Bsth branches in session. - The
Senate: The Lithograpncrs' amendment to the
Copvriqht bill, offered by Senator Frye, was
ndopted: the Eight Hour Claims bill was re-
committed 60 TIE House In Committee Of
The Whole. the Sundry Civil and Legislative
Appropyiation bills were discussed; the former
measure was afteIward passed i'll the House.
Domcstic.-Three miners were rescued after be-
ing shut up for five days in mine near Manu-
coke. Penn - Tie Idaho Legislature voted u
eject q United States Senator to succeed Mr.. NC
Council - Ten Thousand miners went on stTlke
In TIC Connellsville coke region against reduc-
tion Of wages - A trust was formed of manu-
factnrers of table glassware, with a capital oil
81 900 900 - The expected nomination OF eN-
Senator Pierce for Insurance Superintendent was
mot received by the Senate al Albany. == Sew
OFFICIALS
Chicago have lost their places. - The Eau
Claire. Wis. Board Of Trade Will complain to the
Interstate Commerce Commission OF the prevail
ing lumber rates of the railroads.
CITY and Suburban-The fifth annual conven-
lion of the National Association Of Builders was
begun -= The jury was dismissed in the James
A. Simmons trial, and new one will be empan-
ellcd - TIE officers of the Metropolitan Mu-
scum OF Art were reelected and the annual re-
port showed more expenses than income -
The last Patrinrchs' bali of the season was held
at Delronico's - The County and the New
York Democracy forces were unable TO agree on
terms OF union. - The trustees Of the Baron
de nir,ch Furd met and elected officers -
Judge Dyl;mans order in the Brooklyn wafer scan
dial case was ignored in argument over the in
junction. - Stocks Irregular without much
change, although North American was both active
and higher; the closing was dull and featureess.
The Weather.-Much colder and clearing, with
high winds, preceded by warmer cloudy weather
and rain Temperature yesterday: Highest. 40
degrees; lowest 30; average. SO Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
NmnseMcilfe

uCADEMy-s :15-The Old Homestead.
ACADEMY OF DESIGN-Day and evenihg-hAnoiuoh Oh
tns American Water Color Society.
AMBERG THEATRES l6-Die II "iucr""iee"
BIJOu THEATRE-S-The Nominee
puoADWNY TuEATKE-Sr-CIudO teffahu'
CASINOS :1j-Pcor Jonathan
COIrMBt.s THEATRES 15-The 'faKlr.
p,rY,S TUEATRIc-S-The school Tor ecanuaL
rnrN NI'SI.E,-O tero and Wax TaOeaus.
GApDFN TUEATRE-S-La Tosca
cpAxn OPERA HOUSF-S-Aunt Bridget
HAprEN OPERA HOUSES il5-Pr!nce and Pauper.
uAKglGAN's THEAIRE-5-Reily and the 4OO'
urrrMANN,s THEATRES 15-Herrmann
YnsrI,R & BIAL'S-S-Carmencita
IvCEi.N THEATRES :15-Thc Open Gate and Nerves
M,nIsOX SQUARE GARDEN AMPH1THEATfsL-
IN a m 70 II D. m.-Poultry Show.
z.DtsON SQUARE THEATRES :S0-Sunheht anu
shadow. - -.,. ,
,,tTROpoLITAN OPERA HOUSE-2-The Damnation Of
Iaust-S-LAfTicsne
KEW PARK THEATRES :l5-A Straight lip
NIUo'S-S-The Two Orphans. -
pALMERS THEATKE-l-Annie Russell Ies'iuoh'Ai-
sl5-John Needhan's Double.
PEOPLES THEATRE-s-A Mile Minute
tppoCTOE'c g6O-ST. EATRE-S :l6-Men ana Womeb'
standard THEATRES :15-The DazzleF.
STAR THEATRE-S-Mr. Potter OF Texas.
tTONY PASTORS THEATRE and s-Vaudevile
fUNION SQUARE THEATRES l5-The County FAIR
!wORTH,s MUSEUM-ll a. m. TO IL p. m-VauoeVhie
and Cur0s.
14TH.sT. THEATRE-S-Blue Jeans.
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PERSONAL.

Tho Roy. Phillips Brooks preached to pacNeo ooh-
crocat,on on Sunday in the Church oil ule H0''
Trinity, Philadelphia .,
o.rcroI Miles and staff will attend military Dail
io Detroit TIL, evening being c0nVeyeu III "e"'''-
Ayers private car .,
Mr. frbv Wade HaTpton's successor ID INC O"i''"
.,,tos senate will cooperate with the DeHocI".''
though elected By the Farmers Alliance lie 'i''N'
Third party talk j, all noiSe'i'e'
, rccent ruuor that Miss Winnie Davis had engaged
a. ,,arrv lanes : Richardson, wealthy M-s!9eppl
nan;er is now denied by the gentleman III f'e9'''"
rim,pd Clarence stcdman makes his summer home
I'm a quaint stone house on New Castle I'iAhu, IL,
Pscof,ora Bay. From the windows Oh tl'' Isi'''i
Ola ,bor, f. a, unsurpassed Wow Of the ocean anu
Nm Xir,uia crrcpers and japanese Ivy. Inc mousse
il 0irui he'd I'm the old Colonial styIe
ser,tor Dawes /, much interested in a project for
free circulating library in Washn gton Mf' "'n"-
r,olcr has also heartily approved the ''Ae"e'
II is believed that ex Mayor Cobb, OF Boston, l.
s, a., ,r.cptcal poi-on, absorbed from wallpaper or
furniture I'm hi, own home.
Tbe fact that senator sherman has abandoned MS
idea ~ erecting handsome dwelling IN washington
ip K.t.. between Thirteenth and Fourteenth S'' 'n'
has decided to build residence at his 90 nome IL
Mansfield ONO. ms set the gosspS 70 'HIHAihsi "''
to say nlbng.
raud,ll brown. the mi --cader, once visited
King KeIalaua I'm the sandwich Islands. HIS Majesty
during the interview which was arranged III o'uer 10
Give Brown chance 20 exhibit his powers tr'ei 10 loi
c expert by doing his thinking IN the native ialsuasc'
but brown quickly translated tho thoughts mo ES'"
and explained the matters 20 the King haaNh"' WIS
,, yl,cd 20 sccrote button anywhere IN the room'
,1 - li1ir, II I'm the room he concealed Il IN his
,,,,th brown va, puzzled for moment. hnt hn'lIy
,il the King that tho button was IN his month De
..rpued not 10 - The mind r'ad,r S't ahrad Oh MN.
KIN K,llbai,a attempted 10 swallow thr bu'ol,
g.. nit Shan Majesty
1,,,d and ne narrowly escaped chohing % Iet,I
,y-'cIlus and attendants we're angry ana tIulEIa.'
~ il,u'cd V~svn but tho King recovering the m!nl.
, i,~ ,,a. allowed 10 leave the Islands. han hlli5
k,loLau, clicked 10 death eu the button. brown NVu
-. bcop fortunate 10 making his escape. - 1t VIZ
ib, KING sent him number Of presents ana cOIhpA-
lncnted him upon his triunph''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
" 4 MILE \ MINUTE

The name Mile Minute wllcz belongs
play presented last night at the Peoples lneAuo,
seems to indicate a variety entertainment oil tue sVt'
commonly known as "a inrce-Comedy.' Tie p'ooo'
however Is a mclodama OF the iurd kind that usuap
appeals 10 tho taste OF an audience in the Bo"eIy'
but it would probably il utterly Il tried nearer boau
way. il is written by Charles Klein ana 'ha''o'
Coote. The latter has shown himself IN o'hcr p'",
Z, he a clover actor hut in his own last hleht 10
uuc,rrd TO little advantage. The piece, In fact docs
not abound in opportunities for acting, even OF tne
sensational order commonly seen and appauded III 'h'
STYLE OF drama. Miss Minnie Palmer, VINO had the
leading part walked about the Stage 'ie hio'' "a .'s
time is the dress OF boy dehcd the villain smoRoe
a c,arette sang some songs and saved the llNes anu
fortune. of the hero and heroine The part Is nTs
rvactipr ana II Miss Palmer were not known nlcaus
h Vol, win no fame by It. The same may he salu
OF the part assigned 10 Miss Beverly ss.eavS' ,t"r
ba. leon e,y her, h. better advantage In much Dets
n,vs II may be mentioned that a locomotive II ~ ~
irOduCcd i'm one scene with panorama 70 no 80
the anncoronce o. being In motion. The audience VIZ
large and cheered and appauced Vigorously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
TIE THEATRES LAST NIGHT.

aThe Two Orphans was transferred last nigh' !"
another theatre and began second week in New-fork
II Is now al Nlblos Garden. The play IS still popular
and long familiarity seems to have no ELECT on y.
o,tractiveness. II eXceently played last nls"'
nv a company headed by Miss Kate ClaXton ana III
Gliding Mrs Mckee Rankin and other actors OF re'os
nigcd ability. Elsie Leslie played "rhe Prince '''
the Pauper" at the Harlem Opera House ana pea'1
bor audience as usual by her clever imperonailoh |"
t,ro dIssimilar characters. Mr. Hermann began tho
las, week OF his STAY at his own theatre. Inc en-
tcrtalnment il as interesting usual and ENDS WIZ"
the Fata Morgaua, which IS now introduced Tor te
FIRST time this season. Changes were made IN lh'
prorramme al Tony Pastors Theatre where 'ho
,unroe ana Rice appeared AT the Grand Opera HOUSE.
in NV Aunt Bridget farce-comedy when nn,
little In IL to require serious attention ana 's RI.
seen here too often to need present comment ~.
Faklr" another farce-comedy, was seen al tne w
lumbus Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

of the bill, backed by Geographic protests 1rom
the presidents of the five national art societies
of New-York and supplemented by similar
protests from the representative art authorities
in Boston. counted as nothing when confronted
with the demands of handful OF pirates grown
rich through the labor OF others.
The absence of quorum when the Senate
adjourned would indicate that the iren!' +
convricht had been lulled into n feeling o! 80
curitv regarding the fate Of the bill, and that
~ enemies took advantage of the situation.
II would be fatal defect IN the~DlI II the
amendment adopted yesterday were allowed to
remain where it is. The vote by which 1t was
adopted ought to be reconsideIed. In It's pres
emf shape the bill is a blow at art.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
THE TALK or rue DAP.

our esteemed contemporary George Francis ram
l,,r,s from his friend Psyche that everything Is EoHH
, .i., d.rni,i,u bow-wows. People" he SAYS, ""iil
,,,ic SOM, fine morning within few weeks ana hiu
p,,t Law Gould hasn't penny and the SiaN"aIH VA
,..nuouy H. i'm the dirt and Carnegie has his bread
to ler and there isn't dry goods house or MN w
f,rtory that can pay 10 cents on the 81 l"e'e "
,rcut buildng gong up yondcr seven stores hl-h .
,b, money that built its all gone. eaten up drunk
- pobodv really has anything. Iou'H b. a rch
o.. H., Vautcrb.lfs or Astors tomorrow or the ddy
ftor FOR there's nothing for any Of YOU All bubbles
,,,nlc.r This sounds very dreadful; but when You
l al line klndy face Of the philosopher. a be- utters
This dire urdiction you constrained TO believe NAV
hc i, lust having little fun. II he rally believer
ot he SAYS he would be weeping instead OF cracking
jokes.
u Coolca Ulm.-Nn American In Ilavana-a Mr.
,yl,r.Ior nf Ne Jersey accidentally lOo-lcd CUBAN
and v.,, commanded to apo! glzc or light da'. ne
,idcd to fight ant helt right OIL anu l" Hhht
m.,.,ned n was am ac,idcnt and ho would let 1t So
HAT tlme-lD Detroit Ir.c IrcN''
\ new Anneltc JAMS heir has appeared in the West.
Che is confident that she will receive large share Of
tnc great fortune. The stewart claimants are iadng
testimony in Ireland and they, Ike all the ether
soar.b hers after fortune arc also cOnAdcni. lh''
ecker, after million, long ago distributed may not
have the virtue of wisdom bat they have Gita
beyond that of the mllliou-,ampS collector and an
ability which trIth might envy to rise again when
crushed to earth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
SIDNEY WOOLLETT.

In the Madison square Theatre Yesterday after
noon, before select audience Of adventurous per
sons for whom a storm has no terrOrS, Mr.. sidney
WOOett began his annual series OF Poetic Rectas with
an exposition Of Macaulays ballads OF Ancient Rome.
Mr. woollett IS a reader whom the public delights to
honor and those martial and ringing poems by tho
great English historian compositions such as must
always be welcome. Mr.. WOOllett greeted with
cordial goodwill and the trumpet tones Of Macaulays
muse were heard with delight and admiration. The
faculty Of memory that is possessed by Mr.. Wo0lett
amazes and mpresses all who hear him: but memory
is not tie chief merit Of his excellent recitals lie
brings IN HIS art the perceptve instinct OF fne
magiuaton the sympathetic tenderness Of sensitive
heart and the power Of vOice,-cOmbined with many
artistic facilitles-to convey the beauty and meaning
Of poetry 10 other minds He becomes identified with
tho spirit Of the poet whom he undertakes to IN
terprct, and the artist Is merged In the simplicity
with which he fulnls his design. The point for the
public In these ecals is the fact that they afford an
easy and del ghtMl means Of obtaining close Enowi-
edge and Just appreciation OF some Of the loveneSt
works that have been written in the English Ian
guagc Mr.. Wooett was In excellent voice, and 10
fulfilled his difficult task with that absolute grace
which invests the most complex achievements with
Ilarnlet's property Of easiness." lie was much and
dcservedy appauded.
The nexibuty OF tone and the variety OF facial eK-
preston and of dramatic mood with which he vahIed
the somewhat monotonons cadences-the Sing-Sohs
verbal >tuIc;uic-of the verse 81 HOratlus. impaired
wuud erfu animation to this poem ana brought OUT
all IT, feeling Il, we'll all ito picture Ills &c.
mcauor. when indicating the old bard's percepuon OF
the appr,dcing host OF Lars POrsena, was especiap
fine In the recital Of Virginia, Mr. Woouett gave
really splendid burst Of impassoned eloquence on
reacning the speech OF Icilus, and this ne supple
nented by speaking the entire parting speech Oh VIZ
G".nsir This certainly was a remarkable exploit
The artist was recalled with enthusiastic PLAu99s
.HYrH-N = AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

chocolate machines, admits that they earn 5,oooooo
pennies a year. Of which 20 per cent goes as rent
and he says that the firm that manufactures his gum
and chocolate makes profit Of Is per cent. Among
the new machines recently put the market is one
that will deliver any newspaper desired neatly folded
Another very universal machine throws Dice when
bribed by nickel, and the fun consists In betting
beforehand what number will be thrown.
A young Mexican never pays for the tickets wher
he takes young wOmaa to the theatre. The ladv,s
father attends to that Aut If the young man obligd
to pay for the supper otter tho theatre the girl mi st
almost we'll have no father.-(Norrlstown HerfS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
1t is unfortunate for the cause of justice in

ID is unfortunate for the cause of justice in
this county that District-Attorney NicOll is get
ting himself into hOt water with the Judges
who preside in the criminal courts. 1t was no
unusual thing during Mr. FellowsS term of
Office for the Distrct-Attomey to receive a
dressing-do from the bench in fact, the pro-
o,5s WAS repeated so often that Colonel Eel
lows grew callous and Indifferent. Mr.. Ncoll
incurred Recorder Smyths wrath by statements
made outside the courtroom and not IN his
official capacity. 1t is satisfaction, at all
events, to have the Recorder say with empha-
Es that there are enough Judges to transact the
cty's criminal business promptly. Now let
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

The whole list Of managers of the Worlds Fair
including the lady managers for each State. is
nrinted In The Tribune Almanac for 1891. Five
paqcs are given Of this list Of names alone. One
other remarkable feature is composed of the
political platforms in thirty-one different Statc'
Of tie Union, adopted during 1890, including
those OF the Republican. Democratic. Alliance
and Prohibition parties. To this feature forty
six pages are devoted. No better idea can be
qiyen as 10 what the various political parties
are striving for than by this exhibit Of their prm
ciples In the thrty-one States in which they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

The correspondent at Pierre, South Dakota, who
characterized the storm OF Saturday night MS a
regular New-York blizzard" made his meaning
clear few lines lower in his dispatch by adding:
There is not enough snow here to do much
damage, and trains will not be blocked unless
there is a good deal more snow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
JIM.

Have YOU heard tn, news from BLAINE
james O.. Blaine,
mat, nm!
Seen wIat IA" day dispatches say.
how hc had d., way,
AID "a" IA, % m5i.
A ha@i, new Of trade
With Brazil
There .h.eu NO fus;,
Nor mus,
lie, had no row,
HAS very lttlc said.
la SIMPLY gone ahead,
Ard now
Has rot ,nelc in way complete.
Or a, me commons say. with both he feet
nj, for'~ iEht never din,
And. al hi, very Whim
Old diplomats must bend the supple limb.
What's what he knows.
A daisy he No, he's iull blown rOSei
oar Jlmi -(Chicago Evening Journal.
II NAV be Of interest to the Department Of street
Cleaning 10 know That 5000 were engaged in clean
ing the streets of Berlin after and during the recent
heavy snowfall in that city. OF these, 5000 men
were furnished by the Depa tment Of streatC leaning
and 900 by the street railway companies doins
business In the city. More than 1000 wagons re-
moved over 5000 loads daily from the streets The
daily expense 10 the city - 900 marks $4,000
The cost ~ removing the which fell shortly be-
fore Christmas was 10000 MARKS.
80 Yankee Way in China.--A John Chlnaman who
went back home after m1kiEg his $500 eternal
fortune I'm tbs country. established Il stage line be
tween Two town, where .cjan cInirs m use.
and inside Of wc'l lac WIS caught up by the aI-
thorti,e ANA his PROPERTY cohhsta'cd' Tie charge
against him was: Creating great worry and IN
clslucss in The public .nd."-CDetoit Free Press.
Eight million pennies dropped in the penny
Slot macines alone In Philadelphia during tho course
Of Il year. The popularity Of slot machines all over
the country is remarkable and means a fortune for
some people. one man. who controls 800 gum aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

It is a thrilling story which is told by the
three miners who were rescued yesterday after
being imprisoned in the flooded mine at West
Nanticoke for five days. No hope of their
safety was entertained after the water poured
into the mine, but they We're fortunate enough
TO find their way into a cross-headng, where on
a narrow plank they chung together few feet
above the water At the news of their safety
the sorrow which prevailed in the mining COM
nlunity was Suddenly turned into joy. Mining
accidents have been frequent of late. 1t is most
agreeable to record one which with bad be-
ginning had happy ending.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

The Washington Memorial Arch tund Is siowlS
orooninc up. but too slowly to give gratIica'io"
70 the projectors of tine movement VINO n%'e
illustrated their faith by their works-oy pes'i,
ninp TO erect the arch before the money was an
in bond-in a most conspicuous way. pai"-
grapb in our news columns on Sunday stated tna'
Tho amount vet required is s26,566 o. why
sbould not good proportion OF tins DE suoScrlDeu
At once? This memorial of our great ce eora 1o!
nearly two years ago is already an assured iac' '
and no one who regards it with favor neea heSl.
tat, 70 contribute TO the fund for fear that IL
will fall through.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

The people of this city have keen interest
in and the kindliest feeling toward the Metro
politan Museum of Art. The statement in the
annual report that the income is not sufficient
to meet the expenses will, therefore, cause re-
greet The rapid growth of the Museum means
large increase in the outlay, while there has
been no corresponding increase in the income
The trustees are greatly DESTROYS that pelma-
nent annual income shall be provided, in order
to increase the efficiency of the institution
Many generous New Workers have enriched the
Museum with gifts Who will provide the en-
dowment that is now required?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
Business Ectlres.

HUSBANDS CALCINEp MAGNEsIA.-Four hrst
premium medals awarded More agreeapie W o,e IN So
IL ony with United States Government regstsreu aee
attached without which none Is genuine Az uiuse'
alG country stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10
Mr.. Nicoll go to work and do his part with
right good will

1t seems late in the session to amend the
House rules but certainly the amendments Sug-
gested by Mr.. Lodge are in the interest OF the
orderly and speedy transaction of business The
Senate recently had some experience with OBJ
strlction in connection with the reading of the
journal, and was compelled to carry one legls-
lative day through several civil days. Mr..
Lodges method is simple, and will save the
time of the House. As the Democrats don't
want to save time, they will naturally oppose it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

publicly confessed their faith during IeSO. Du'
there are a hundred other matters IN Inc lil"u,e
Almanac for 1901 equally valuable. LhVo INC
1853 pages of this great and unequaNed "oiA or
packed pretty nearly everything OF genera ia'e.
est that any fellow-citizen IS hkeiy 10 ""hO W
refer to during the coming year. why uS ~
carry everything in your memory DuS
une Almanac. Price 25 cents, postage pald.
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:lsw9lprk Dniln Isibm,re
FOUNDED HORACE GREELEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-10

The proposal to bring Supreme Court 1"SVioe
from some other judicial district to Try c"seS
in the Court of Oyer and Termner in THIS Guy
is \ strange one The city already has several
supreme Court Justices, to each Of whom Sai'iS
Of $1,000 is paid. If these judges are over,
worked they can call for assistance rom .ne
Superior and Common Pleas Judges. Any SUPREME
Court Judge can hold the Oyer and Ierminer' anu
with the knowledge which he has OF city Juroi'
and Of the methods Of carrying Oh the proSec"'.C"
Of criminals in this city, he can certainly preSio'
with as much intelligence as any country JuusI
The judicial system in the city of New-io ON
costs the taxpayers a large sum Of money '"iu
although the expenditure is cheerfully mace '"eie
seems TO I've no good reason for mourning '''o
extra charge of ten dollars a day ana expenses
incident TO calling in the services OIL oupi'"''
Court Justice residing out of the city,