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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
DOFS THIS yOTND OT4RBELS OMEf

Some one with passion for discovering 1uarrela
has been circulating report OF serious Disagreement
between Richard Mansfield and Miss Emma v Hhcfi.
dan. a member II his company, and the "rllcr vi
hi, new play Ten Thousand Year "ihch II u
he produced next week. Nj. Mansfield thllhs 'hat
these report, ought 10 be set at rest DIV inc '9t
letter which he received from Miss sheridan, "ho'
AZ I'm, already been publicly announced mas Dech
confined t,, tlc house for some days Tie letter Is
as follows: .
40 lig Hewc--st.. Brooklyn, T.. D.. FEB 10.
yopp ROYAL: am o. l2ct TO ask for longer leave
mad bopd L, bring tbs request myself that you might see
hut | am still confined 20 hoiizontll position Ih'y
hone n o., NJ SAT. IN spnts by Wednesday, whcn with
onr ,,prm,sion am be- taken. to Boston. The Knee
nut have r.,t for from eight weeks to be safe
~ Your ROYAL will BE- more convenient or more Sath'
,ac,ory 20 you 70 regard this resignation, please 90
7 am vtctched over il either way, but hope my WIN
o,vol NAV be considered ony temporary Ny costumes
- course remain al your disposal until the parts can Dc
aued II YOU had time i should be very gad 70 soc
or here A. out the play, am forced to see can unt'i
tts producto on, be o no use shdIl come uo"n 'o -
to-, rehearsal and the production ID V'--D. w.
ucaven be good the piece. cannot say "hat p'o"
nv sudden removal from duty Is to me- YOURS EN'i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Should be read daily BY all Interested changes may
occur " any timel.
Letters for foreign countries need no; be specially ad:
m is de.iycd to end Duplicates banking and conmereid
SogS%e% Hs:.a ftt sIa nSS sO''' O' '
Foreign mails for the week ending February 20 wiz
'0i fnEP iSG@SSAY 4 rs:. ssas5iSi d Fs
to@ns kS J99slS ya%dyTs s.aSp % u.
tar. si dIFs 80 p. nv r5 for nsraadn PER- %
tsapGe%cdaTy 30 M 10 Cape hsi ,je s. :. pop'a. "a.
eH $50 p NJ for Jimae, and Jelsms
tas sa via rHa@T e. iig"do
foo ES Costa i RGs Jl"fla o ad ' '
+ II e, ror;G iso &i'fS' F;nce Italy,
S ro:i To- aas n Tqr ps, Si' E, "a es
per Ia Gacogne" az $50 a. m' tga~nson az az
$40 "a fSG l br;Sj %es SSs,% Via so
s'9a" for f sscans dr, Byon Va ,ss q,
H MetGc % nr De e conda es directed per
c@na Nc, 3%ca LaMrasas Via Colon deter. uatc
sa must e ssc' ISa.a and yuasn
other MsS:n al Sl',' VIA for ay cS@sSa cupo
p ss Tor s c 3ss%o Tadd H,S and
d. p ST NJ r tS hE' and '9s . ,31
s o., P" "f otSeP Taax s1 n3
,s Gcr g yG scae".e 6 & 3 m &c:
mus, be dlractad per Li.bonens,') az p M
unnewen,ary D. NJ for venezuela and Curicao, also
Srvanila VIA Curacao per Ialencn LstoS to o,nI
N mn Tor Newfound land, per steamer from HalIfN
: u,.,anl, from New Orleans at p m for Blueneds
:. mi ,J,nwn ner : = Agnes from New.Orleans
an" for In society Islands pet slip Gailee iron
con Erancco1 close daily up to February s2S at 30
b, M Malls for China and Iapan per s :; Besic iron
80 p M Mails for Aus.ralia N@w.Zsaland Hawaiian
Francse o. clce hers daily W 70 February q az 30
Brsh rails for Australia Mails for Newfoundland BY
daIly as 80 p. m. Mails for Mqrelon. by rail 20 BOs
ron and thence by close at this Office daily AZ
80 D. m. Mails FOR cuba, Sy rail % Tampa Fla; and
daTsi close at oice daily at go Malls for Mex.
steamer close 1T this Ollie daily at a.
" mails forwarded 10 San Francisco
and schedule OF closing is arranged
summit, on OF their unlnt rruptd overland san
Francisco Mails from the East arriving op time
Francsco day OF lDg Of steamer dispatched
thence the day Registered mail closes a p. m
previous day.
Extra Supplementary Mails opened the piers Of
the English Frehch at the hour OF closing
OF Supplementary Mails the PostOce which remain
open until within minutes Of tha hour Of sailing e
steamer COKNELluS VAN COIT. Postmastefs
Postonicc New.York n. T.. Feb. II. 1Se2 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
MR.. MANSFIELD AS DON JUAN.

Mr. Mansfield. at the Garden Theatre last night I'M
formerly called by that name. but now called Inc
Wcatheyanc" Particular description OF this perform
ancc has been given In th, journal and therefore 10 Is
not needed now. The play wa> amply discussed "eh
" WAS first presented here. and IL has since been pup
lSned and has ,een reviewed Readers may DE a.
sumed n lie acquainted with this subject Mr. Mans
field aimed nj the dcincation of spTightly volatile
esccDble capiciol- yOIth In the period oi TOmahuc
sentiment and he equally lit the mark at which he
mined His Zero j. indicated wtatherVahe' DC
cause he is blown this way ard that by the airs Vi
fancy and OF pleasure. There was no intention %
dcr,ct the Don Juan Of the old legend or OF Byron
n,cIn but only to show Il charming young fellow VINO
pIays with love and hnd that this Is dangerous pasue
There i, a keen barb under the GLOSSY down OF hie
thistle You may look at il much as you Ike Dn'
Won will be wise touch H. Incdentaily-as inc
custsrn has ever been, from Moliere d0"h"afu'
ia ;,calnc this ancient thcTc-the cOineIla1
las introduced PLAY satire upon Oihes OF the PASSING
hour \ few notifications have been made IN the
niece since fist it acted iere but It's esschn'i
character remains unchanged. 1t j. romantic III
story IL l. piquant in style, il displays woc anu
deep observation Of human mature, and III one Vi ''
act, il atialns 10 "a fine climax Of dramatic effect Mt.
Mapsfe gained Il distinct victory IL it at the ou'-
set and he repeated lis victory last night Ills po"ei
in tac scene, OF passion and her0sm afforded SuIh
ing contrast with his grace and buOyancy Ia the scec
Of lrOc and served again 10 denote tie widc &C. ~ o.
those fine abilities that have gain Cd hun postum VI
such honorable prominence among the sincere IN" DO
uifcant actors OF our time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
DATES tx IMMIGRANT TRAFFIC.

Chicago, Feb. l7.-Snce the demand was ih''c upo"
the Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk roads by the
Cbi,ogo.-t Paul lines To restore their European I'm
migrant tariff, to the basis Of the agreed al
fcrcntiaIs ~ between Ncw-Norll and -. Lawrence
ports lively corr ,pondcnce la, been gpin; on.
Both the Canadian Pacific aud Grand Trunk oihchS
said they were willing 10 advance the rates hy why
~ Chicago but claimed the right To make Nu'h rates
a, they pl,a-ed y Of sault Sc. Marie ana N"cAl
uaw CITY Chairman Finley promptly Informed them
,, the tarir, must be restored by all routes, and
that II n were not done IN" notice given By the
Western read, o their Intention 10 Withdraw from tine
agreement Of i-0O would O. Into effect February 10.
Then the Grand Trunk suggested another conference
chairman Finley has submitted III" proposition To un'
in.s iu Interest lie said thi, evening That answers
.noiici Ind been received to convince him that an
other conference would %" h'ld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

Richard Mansfield has found IT Impossible 70 get MS
new play Ten Thousand A Year. ready Tor pres
entation in a perfect form on TUESDAY h'sn'' inc
date announced for the opening. lie has therefore
decidcd as he is unwilling 10 disappoint the public
70 give public dress rehearsal on TINT ni.ht' Tor
which seats will be sold for Il regular performance
Rehearsals will also be given Oh "Wednesday ana lhu
dav evenings and the first regular performance VIII
hc given on Friday evening
The Union square Theatre was again cIoseu Ei>'
,,cht Miss Agnes Huntington being stu unable to
,c,r There will be no performance this evening,
IrtP g. T. thought that Miss Huntington will be able
10 sing again tomorrow evening
NJ Lassae was unable to sing III "klRif''o' a'
+he NetrOpOan opera House last hight anu ulc uIic
nn1 was sung by SlGnor Camera
Mr.. DAILY has introduced decided novelty IN inc
Torn, of a little concert Of fifteen minutes before each
performance Of "Lovc in Tandem Inc concert -
ivcn ON the stage by the Vlona sisters ana taxes w
- tho usnol overtime. The NilOna Sisters arr
nIoDtcd artists and their performance forms "n M
coednplv pleasant beginning Of the evening '"''
,ofu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
ONTARIO AND WESTERNS BIG BOND.
THE ROAD NAY Now CARRY UNAPPGiIsED MER-
CUANDI.E-TO CLASSIFY THE STOCK.

THE ROAD NAY NOW CARRY UNAPPEiIsED MER-
CHANDI.E-TO CLASSIFY THE STOCK.
The directors Of the Now York, Ontario and Western
EaIlroad Yesterday ratified the arraue cement By Which
tho ,norican Surety Company become bonlsman for
the railroad 10 enable it obtain the designation by
IN. Government as common carrier # unapp:alsed
merchandise The company has long wished % secure
hl, privilege II carrying goods coming through this
p0rf 10 the West without detention for apprals men
here. Many Of its shippers at the West have been
surprised that they could obtain European con'ien
merits "unapprIl,cd7 here by way Of the ontaIo'o
route ard I'm numerous Instances have. in consequence
transferred their cI~tbouad shipments % larger roads
which pos,cs.cd tho privilege. Th' bond required IS
the Government 10 secure the final payment Of The
duties wa, ~ 100000 and the OntaiioH directors were
Ioah to assume the financial responsibility. Arrange
mcuts wore finally made with the Washington authjr
itios by which the m crican surety Company was a.
coptcd a, bond NAH The Ontario officers expect an
IMPORTANT increase IN traffic b follow.
some time ago on attempt made to classify
the common stock Of the ontario road Into Preferred
and common Stock Il H. to permit a distribution ~
net profit, on part If the capitalization IEe pan mas
been defeated by the influence Of Joseph prcc ana
other Epl,l voting Trustees. y prominent dirrcDT o,
Tho Cninrl3 aid Yesterday That TINS Dppo'Iuo llan
L,on plc,cd and that al an cary d0 the cl'N n,lPi
scheme would be taken up for consideration 10y Ut p
Board u Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
rporrtr OVER MOBILE AND OHIO.

Mobile Ala Feb. 17.-rOday waS set for the annual
meeting Of the Mobile and ohio Railroad Company
and The fight on the part Of the stockholders To OBTAIN
pose sion Of The road began I'm lively fashion stock
holder, representing than majority ot the out
standing stock obtained Injunction from the thah-
Gerry Court here restraining the directory and Officers
of the rad from refusing to accept the notes Oh stock
holders ut the forthcoming Getting and requiring uc-
bcnurc holders to accept payment for deDehtureS ou1
Standing The amount Outs standing Is said to be
-61 600 vet dclcrture holders represented by the
Farmers Loan ana Trust Company OF New-foK MAIN
cain that by the oncr to take mp these debeniUre' the
trust laIse and that they have the right to control
the company, affairs.
To-day the director, obtained modification OF the
Injunction. tho modified order requiring that the IN
nua meeting should be postponed until tine points ut
Issue were I.goliy decided. In accordance with TINS
The annual meeting in the main Office of the company
to-day wa, adjourned but at nom there appeared
d. J. Iackcy W. r. Nelson and John >. Nicholas,
stockholders, AMI their attorneys who proceeded -
hold . meeting and elected directors. They said they
did not recognize the modified order applying t.
them rs II wa, evidently directed solely to the present
MANAGEMENT Of the road. The counsel Tor the man
acemcnt advised that the police be sent for This
va, done and the stockholders were asked to retire.
The stockholders recognized that they would los; moth
Ing by adjomrunc n, they had already gained point
by oiylnizinc I'm the main office annual meeting AT
,lc time officially called for they adjourned to a
law Office and completed the election OF directors rs
follows: David y. Nachcy. Edward = Knapp. Henry
e. Tnmpldn- Thomas ". Evans, Harry !. Nicholas.
Iau ordru William : N,,Jn. William J. Curt,
John : Nichnla, aud C.. Bush. Mr. Clarke VIII p!hb
ally be- retained a. president u tia so, IN r.
-gln control ~ the road y" material Changes VIII Dc
made in tie NJ. Ter departments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
rru1cu NAVIGATION REPORT.

Philadelphia, Feb. I7.Tho annual report OF the Lehgh
Coal and Navigation Company for the year ending Deem
nor al 1so, shows: Total revenue a. 100, $50; dis
nr,somen Al az oei G5 surplus earnings $3.50 1876 II
coal sinking fund s9j7 % depreciation of coal i'm
nrovemcns s1co go ~ dividend per cent s1l5 $50
balance 400 us In concluding his report, President
Harris says:
lac tho por Heading Railroad Company for the lease
tho Central Railroad Of NcwJersey which will probably
result I'm great adyantag" this company in addition
to the better from our eoa business which should
,csrt fr,m harmonious action among producers, the
,nn,,l a.oings Of our railroad system Will insure TO
Inf, eomnanv minimum annual rentals for the first four
wears Of Al 400 600 and thereafter minimum rentals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
TINE o AND NJ. GRO wAEEANTo SUIT.

snrlnrned H.. Feb. I'm the quo "or'ah'o sun !"
ans, lanes H. smith, Edward whitaker ana hop'h'oh
Green a. directors Of the Ohio ana MISSISSIPPI" "'oau
,h trdaut. to-day III IN Hl's' ihit at the
an, clcct,n In Cincinnati the rcl1tors-Mckim Fahn-
t,ck and wa,h-verc not legally elected directors be-
au. the vote, cast for them were cast by voting trust
created bv Brown. Shipley 4 Coz oil eW'iorN' me
answer also alleges that "h'il p' az ~ ~ Wv
n,I ., tho Rad into thu hands OF the Baltimore and
Ohio wa, made in October, ls9i the English stockholders
consented through Misrepresentation being made to them
A. To The physical and financial condition OF the road The
reltorS have Med demurrer alleging 'hlt the placing Oh
hand, with Brown Shipcy Go. did not create voting
must and that even il it did ii did not affect the legality
Of the election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
DIED..

nTNJAMIN-In Brookyn n. y, Febraary u, lsy2, en-
tered into rest after long and panful Illness james H.
Funeral service private, at 232 Macon'st. Thursday
y. m. ,.,,- ,..4,o,
RUfial at Elmim. y. l.
CUApNAN-At southampton Mass. on Ircay, Feb. II,
DANIEL w. Chapman, formerly Of New-NoIk CITY.
cnOMWEII-At ulrhland Mills orange County y. Y.
on Second month Phoebe T., daughter OF Joshu1 T.
Funeral Seventh day the Goth at o'clock
t,,rragcs will Erie Railroad train leaving Chanoers'
st. at n. m.
pEvOE-on wednesday. Feb. II, Emile widow OF the lae
Raye and friends Invited 10 funeral services at 4li
(eorgc.st New Brunswick n. D., on Friday, l9h INST,
at 80 j. m.
pILLENBECK-An Louisa, at her residence. 300 East
3Oth-st.
No.ice OF funeral hereafter
FROS1-Sccond month"; 18TH 1892, at his late residence
3Oj Madi,on.ayc y. Y. city, Isaac Il. Frost aged 81
Funeral services Of Friday. 10th inst, at p. M
EuyE- Suddculy at hk, home 4Sl Firstst. BROOKLYN
on u 'say the 10Th. Charles L. Frye IN the 3lst year
q his
Friends are invited without further notice. 49,,
Funeral service at the hou Friday evening, the l9th
at O'cock-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
1r ror ARREY & CRU. WHO

All the news in regard TO opera affairs "hIch mas ~!
,rcadv bcen published in The Tribune takes inc FORM VI
rnror. OF these there are plenty Ihey ie'en,.'
49, os,era,y from the publication Of the ahhouh's"'n'
- ,hoy g. Grau would certainly not manage the mousse
VIC, oon One OF the most popular stories vas VI IN
eed bopefulness the Iait OF the Ro'en'd
A. n was declared. mol ody knew on Just "h' y
,nIs nrouossl satisfactory 70 the difecto'S anu
~ 49, only ones which they intended TO cohsiu'r al al
- ,helrs ani the from Abbey n "''u'
.,o, meyer came. There Is still SOM d'su'ofy '''N
.tout Sir Augustus Harris. He eouid nav w 1 :,
-, ,htnk II he would make q reasonable o"c'' anu j"
i''n, | a SAY others II the directors were to make
VA nser 10 him. 1t seems hardly necessary Ior '' -,
ou =, offer the opera house anybody ana there Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
DIED..

r"aiy I'm william /. Gcriisa ia 9th year Of his
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
S" os q vi pSD1y Fl. m 1872
Services at Ms late resdo.ee, saturday. February TO- -
Carriages viii meet ? p. N. rain from l.. l. City.
| HAsBIOUK-on Tuesday evening February 10, Marasrct
S Si sSs l 81 'H% o5e's A" s '' ''"
SsE naei ana rd@ p her 1s late dae IS %e S ON
Friday, the i9th inst, at o clock
a. td soa ~ and Ella Ella
! ,, Gardner ila1en. aged years and months
K & n e%on KGSr S q Y s s'd H''e''s
Funeral services THURSDAY o'clock 2o7 Fast so:hs1
KNowLToNAt Reseyooa r. j. lSh O s,r TS,, De- os:
Fgs.a from her late residence E ; Thursday
suddenly, on IT,. day Iep, i, n.y., So''"s
ea .dSc. % &c h b NJ 20 .c s 81 Ds
| Kab-sye., brooklyn, on Thur day, 18th inst'' a.
Please Ss,SSS omit Fl ii flowers.
| Interment at Pawtuc6't r. !.
yS q se q
vc Fl hs he vii ak = p n' on r5arGy cSas
ism, from 2' b, k,boys nr2'oyG OS g. cn T.
G T Gyd Snds Il % SG WAGER swAYxn
GEO. DE FOREST hAaToS, Lat ray'ms':'r .: :. NJ.
MFRKEr-on wcdnc,d,y morning February II, lso'.
Charles C. Morkcl. In his 31th year.
friends nvit " attend the funeral SER
vices his late residence. lZo- v"
Friday February 10 nc ] o'clock p m
ODDiE-n BROOKLYN on the aoaing Of thr i7;h inst, IN
the sch y0ar Of Der aeH Julia y, WIDOW OF me aus
Walter VI. Oddle y. A. and Giu%ht-r of inc I'ie hon'
Henry Meig.. -. o,o c-,....
n On ;oF Ssy % @s ir ne 3 NS ois'
! REESIDE-On wednesday. Feb l7th, Mis- ,M1eass
Reesde. niece " Rev Robert Armstrong, ID. d. i"o
| Uancofk&yr jersey ti'y 90 q ,.,... "A
Funeral services Fridt evening Feb IL, O'CLOCK ~
/ the church IIancocJayc.
Inerment saturday az Phil'delrhia
sCTENCKSudde My IN Syracuse. Feb 18th ls92 Jnnps
Schenck Of Brooklyn, OF the late Dr. j. T. Scheheks
| OF fIsbklll. y. !. o,,.
Funeral services at residence j3 South oxfords,
THURSDAY evening, at $ o'clock. Friends and elauVes
invited % attend.
Burial at Fshkill
srARR-On Tuesday February 49, at the residence o, his
son Rcd Bank y. i. Nathaniel Winthrop Stlrr, A, NJ.
Eunc al services at No. 32 Madi,on-aNe., On FRIDAY AZ
| | o'clock.
Kingston. n. Y. papers please copy
STEARNS-suddenIy, Tuesday evening, Feb 10Th, JAMS
NJ. wife Of John q. St0ains .
the services tn r. idence Of her sOninllm, L. q
Turner. 7thaye. and l22dst. the Washington" a; IL
a. Friday, 10Th inst
| wELLs-On February 10. James y. Wells at his late
service at s Harhoornew's Church, iith.st and Mad
His relatives and friends invited 20 attend
Pural at onirnre u the family. .
WEsT-At Panheld y. j.. on Wcino.day February lIth,
Eliza NJ West widow Of Alfred West Of the city Oh
New.Nork
Funeral services her resii,nce 80 Fast Frontss-
| Friday IN, 18th inst. Mt o'clock y. m.
Train iaves Nw.York foo. u Iibty-st., o'clock D. m
Int rment private, Eyergreans Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
n.,ct.s IT THE PRIMO COLLECTION SALE.

rho auetIon sale water cOlors and oil paintings Dc
Longing TO the Psang collection which has Deen ~
-, ,he last TWO nights the rooms OF the American
i'' - viii close tonight. opportunity Is ohcfeu
o., ~, schools 70 supply themselves with models ON
na,sd and thir;ynve paintings will be sold to'nsh' y"
sale 10 b gin at 40 p. m Inc painting, Ior
- ., nowers animals, landscapes ana rural s''"''
~ ~, -, Ia. night was well attended and the bcdhg wa"
49, the figures At which the paintings were ~. Wv
d from go to 200, the price paid for W. van 'i.'
low "cbud with Doll" by Richard Young. -,
-. ,ooT 40, Of six war pictures Of naval battles a.
ssa 49,. and L. A. Fish paid s5l each for SET u
twsaye land battle pictures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18
4 PAIR 81 BOOT TREES.
From The London Literary World.

from TIC IVIIHVII IsII'''1'l '''I'''
4 noIcc-ofic was very Ill with absccss his
liver and the doctors had all given him up. police
magistrate had shown him great attention both day
a d night during his Illness, and when the dying man
lad abandoned All hon, Of recovery. he said 10 his
friend Ny dear fellow you have been very good to
me during my Illness. and want TO leave you some
thing ! believe am the only person IN camp that
has pair o. boot tres and when die You may have
them. The f.. VI. was very grateful Next day he
came auictly INTO the sick room. thinking his friend
wa, diving or dead He picked up the boot trees and
was IN the act Of taking IN I'm away when the supposed
dcfunct who had been watching him. made sudden
Start IN and called ont me- come. Mr.. u. w. you
inst leave those trcc, alone. ! am not dead set
The sudden start bur.t the alscc.S his liver and
Inc recovered Years afterward the boot trees used
10 be shown q the " life prcser'era''
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vokes scarcely less admiration

vckes scarcely less admiration: Barring No. 45 aMr
Garrck and Mrs. Cibber Jafher and Belvide n - n
better selection might have been made from the oeuyre
Of McArdel than that which Is presented. Following
McArdcll comes Thomas Park in No. Al. Mrs Jordan
n the Character OF the Comic Muse" marvcllouSIv
iellcate reproduction Of Hopper In OF his most
poetic moments; then Earlom. who in No. 49, "Fmit
and Flowers and No. 10 Poultry Market adds
refined grace of his own 10 the art of his painters Van
IIuy sum and Suvdcrs then Charles Hodges who in M
80. Ansl0O and his Wife," fails utterly TO mirror ren,
brandt's brush work de force Il may J., ,oi i,
passing. which is the province Of etching and MOI ~
mczlotn engraving. vet succeeds with hi, tore, and
chiarOscurO then William Ward. who preserves M,
grand style in No. -. John kemble n Cato and
goes to It's antipodeS in No. %. llaymalcrs after
J. Ward, in No. 93. Children Erdncsting" after
Morand yet is equally happy. After all these come
Charles Turner. the Of the most Stately pIoto
here. No go The Marlborough Family" after Rev
nodS; George Clint. james Ward J. ~ W Turner
whom i, Irritating TO find represented by only one
plate. and that an unimpOrtan one and Samuel
Cousins who, born in 1rOi and diving in 1s67. was the
last mezzOtin engver whom II feasible 10 have I'm
the exhibition. unless those prominent In tho recent
revival be counted in. II will be .een thnt
the exhibition l. comprehensive and therefore we'll cal
culated 70 be instructive. II will cpay study on ~
historical side. the special importance of which has
seemed 10 TO warrant the most particular consdera
ton. ArtiSCav 4 is the best display of enc branch
Of the graphic arts that we have had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-18

santa lie. A. NJ Feb. 1.-THE annual nectinF "l 'A'
eInta Fe southern Railroad stockholders zoos P"o' '
,,,,n II, the election Of The following directors :" r.
',,' - ~ ri,hs C. A. Blmlcy. p. t. Chiffon.
J. y Leland Ncq.York Thomas H. BaIdron ana John
Svrr,gton al Santa Fc. y. NJ. Malley president ana
pcn,r, manager rctrcs, and the iew officers are E L.
Chairman Of New-Nork pr''"'lti !. ID , "
~, ,,o,rc.ii,nt superintendent r. J. Helm assumes
,b. oencral management.
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evidence that Sir Augustus ovcranxiou> get IT,
IN addition his other enterprises. Between the dis
inclination the side. and the other more
halfway the control tho house likely main
ia hi, country but IN Sr Augustus lies apparently ia at
nope Of Italian opera for next season. and with HIM
dir Tor. only half Of the formamcos would probably
br In Italian. The strongest chance still seems TO D.
that the directors VII manage the hou-' themselves
member Of olrd said y,.crGv that it doubtful
any thing absolutely naa would b, doac D. for. April
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PLANNING FOR AN ENTRANCE INTO ST LOUIS
St. Louis Feb. IA railroad deal Of considerable
Significance here is In progress, and 1t is thought It VIII
be fully consun-natcd within o short time This is the
Of separate right Of into the city by the
Francisco R3ilo Dad, be accomplished
In conjunction City and Colorado Railroad
The Colorado present IN the Wabash. 1t IL
proposed that the the Francisco in
over the same track, with the Merchants
Te fllnal at Seventh and GIatoc sts.