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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
OLD AND NEW PLAYS At DdLYS.
INTERESTING THINGS TO BE CROWDED INTO A
SHORT SEASON.

INTERESTING THINGS TO BE CROWDED INTO
SHORT SEASON.
The theatre-going public has taken so kindly to
Mr.. Days revival Of THE Railroad Of Love" that
be has decided TO continue II for another week The
audience find Miss Rehan's acting as Cousin Val
to be. II always was. one OF the most fascinating
of her performances In Mr. Days lighter pro-
auctions.
After another week Of this play the manager
will offer a new farcia comedy In three acts from
the German of Blumenthal and Kedelburg. en-
titled THE Orient Express" 1t has been adopted
for Mr. Days company by r. c. Burnand: part
NJ the same bill Will be "A Tragedy Rehearsed"
n version OF Sherdan's THE Critic" This was
played several years ago and was then much en-
joyed as 1t cannot fall to be again Miss Rehan
viii again be seen Til5urina The two plays will
enlist the services Of Miss Rehan. Mr.. Lewis. Mrs
Gilbert Mr. Clarke. Mr.. Dixey Miss Haswel. Miss
Elliott. Mr. Worthing. Mr.. Gresham and Mr.. Owen
After this revvals are promised OF AS You Like
It," "The Last Word" and Nancy 4 Co." Finally
will come the annual Shakespeare revival. for
which Two Gentlemen OF Verona" has been
chosen This pay should excite interest from the
fact that productions Of II are 50 rare Il for no
Nr. Herbert Mr. Craig Mr.. Lewis and Mr. Dxey
viii appear In 1t. Mr.. DAILY announces that his sea-
will end early in April and that the company
will then 30 to London for Its next season there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
srRIKTNG CTGARMAKERS CAUSE TROUBLE.

There was a small riot on Friday evening out
side the cigar factory OF +. A. Garcia Co., at
No % William-st For two weeks there has been
strike In the factory and pickets were posted In
the street to try to induce the non-unon men,
who took the places OF the strikers, to abandon
work Arthur Garcia. spaniard and Max W..
Riviera. a Cuban, were picket duty at the close
NJ the working hours at about D. They ac-
costed two OF the non-unlon men as they left the
building crowd Immediately gathered and
things got lively. -unionist was knocked
down and rolled over In the street The other ran
away shouting murder The crowd followed
him to Platt-st where he escaped
Riviera and Garcia were represented by James
oliver in the Tombs Police Court yesterday morn
ing They denied the assault. Judge Voorhis nned
them 50 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
.rrR1C rrOyS AT ST. JAMES LECTURE HALL

Permanent patronage Is the best guide In Judging
~ the success OF any business. and St. James
Lecture Hall can congratulate itself on that ac-
count It's patrons finding that 1t makes good Its
o,,,ses 10 Nrst-class entertainments Last week
Garrett p Serviss proved himself. by ten lect-
ures. a popular lecturer in this city This week
promises variety In It's programme H. II. Ragan
m old favorite will tomorrow morning at II O'clock
tel, OF THE Home and Haunts OF Shakespeare"
and at $50 p m. 1 THE Footsteps OF George Wash
,rc,on" On Tuesday and Wednesday. at II a. m.
and $50 o. m each day. II, Bangs Lewis will speak
on Japan and the japanese. showing 100 beautiful
pictures. ON Thursday and Friday mornings and
encs ACROSS Africa on Foot' In two lectures. one
each day. giving chance for those who wish to
Morning DR. Johnston. as photographer. Is a
medal man, and his pictures are tne He will also
saturday afternoon and evening. Miss Jerry the
new picture-piay Of Alexander Black, will end the
,yeek's novelties Some new names will be pre-
sented the following week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
TIE BISHOP MQUAID INCIDENT.

In Roman Catholic clerical circles the report that
the Pope had sent rebukc Of Bishop McQuaid's
recent pulpit criticism CT Archbishop Ireland IL not
generally believed II - not Pope Leo's custom
Roman Catholic ciergymen say. when he has a
Duke TO administer. to do 1t through other dig
nltaries than the one concerned. They add that he
would not have chosen the Cardinal OF Baltimore
to express his opinion OF the Bishop OF Rochester
but would have sent straight communication 10
the offending prelate. II Is admitted that he might
have expressed his dsapprova OF the preate to the
Cardinal. but only for his private ear. Many New
Workers. 1t Is said. however, would not be sorry IL
the Pope soundly rated the Bishop Of Rochester
for attacking Archbishop Ireland. They did NOT
consider II the duty OF the Bishop OF Rochester 10
his diocese Many New-York Roman Catholics It
fuence which Bishop McQuaid IL thought to eyer
else over Archbishop corrigan IL said that II has
often done away with the influence Of priests OF the
diocese. and It was thought TO b largely respon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
MISS ELYzABETH GALLA6HETs RECITALS.

An interesting series OF Literary and Musical
Recitals'' In announced by Miss Elizabeth Gala
CHER 10 be given In the ballroom OF the Hotel
castleton New-Brighton. Staten Island. The en-
tertainmens will be provided by Mrs. Gcrrlt Smith
soprano; Miss Elizabeth Gallagher pianist; Har-
vcy WorthInston Looms, Miss Alice Purdy. Miss
blanche Chesebrough Arthur Adamlni. j. Stanford
Brown ana Edwin Star Belknap. reader The dates
and Programmes follows: February l-se-
Iections from English authors. Mr. Belknap: music.
auartette. February S-Seections from American
authors Mr. Belknap: music. Miss Gallagher and
Mr. Looms. February 10 Selections from Shake
speare and other dramatists. Mr.. Belknap: cycle
OF shakespearean songs. composed by Harvey
Worthington LOOMS and sung by Mrs. Gerrit
Smith. The patronesses Of the entertainment are
Mrs. ii. Eugene Alexander. Mrs +. A. Boyd, Mrs
A. ,. Boardman Mrs Louis BenzIger; Mrs. George
Mrs Eben Clarke. Mrs. Harry Gonsaon. Mrs
William II. Davidge, Mrs. Monroe Ecksteln, Mrs.
f. n. Felt. Mrs. Frederick Hunt Miss Haett
Mrs r. f. Kobbe. Mrs. Peter McQuade, Mrs. Pin
nsy Mrs J. y !. Rianhnrd. Mrs. s. +. Rawson.
Iorsnz schnarr Mrs. 4: p: Shaw. Mrs Dewitt
ser and Mrs. Richard Whittenore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
HI WANTS A SPEEDY HEARING

In the Supreme Court yesterday. before Judge
Van Brunt, August p. Wagner was heard on
writ OF habeas corpus. which he obtained Tor
Frederick Mesemer and Agnes Berthold. who are
IN the Tombs charged with bribery In the mall
practice case in which the notorious Dr. Wnite-
head Is implicated. The Berthod woman is inc
victim OF the operation and was witness against
the doctor, and Meisemer. barber. OF No. 100
Essex-st. Is charged with having tried 10 prios
the witness to leave the country. The latter PUT
her name a check that was ostensiby given 10
her for that purpose but she and Meisemer were
arrested before the check was paid.
Mr. Wagner said the persons were held IN ms
Tombs where they have been since January II;
they had no examination. and there was no indic''
ment against them. Mr.. Wagner said they were
held against the provisions OF the Constitution
which provides for a speedy hearing In every case
Judge Van Brunt said they were held under
commitment OF Justice Mcmahon, and returned
the writ to oyer and Terminer, with leave to the
attorney to traverse the writ. .
The Grand Jury will probably present indict:
ments tomorrow against Agnes Bethold ana
Frederick Meisemer who are accused OF having
gone to DR. Whitehead and offered not TO appear
against the physician. who Is now on bail charged
with having performed a criminal operation on the
Berthold woman. II the doctor would pay her to
skip" the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
Treaty Of Peace Many Invited guests Of National
eminsnce will be present. Ferdinand p Earle. Paul
Gilbert Thebaud and Maturin l.. Delaheld. IT,. are
the Committee Of Arrangements
MINSTREL SHOW BY Amateurs.
ENTERTAINMENT OF THE PIcKANTNNY CLUB IN
AID OF THE DAISY FIELDS HOME AND
HOSPITAL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN !


AID OF THE DAISY FIELDS HOME AND
HOSPITAL FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
IN NEED OF FUNDS.
The Pickaninry Club. an organization OF anna
teurs will give a minstrel show at the Berkeley
vceum on the evenings OF January 81, February
and o and a matinee on the afternoon OF
February g. In aid Of the Daisy FEEDS home ana
HOSPITAL for Crippled Children The stage manage
ment Is in the hands Of Clement Hu'oh 81 anu '"s
leading of the orchestra and chorus Is unae'
Morrison. These performances are 10 "e u '"s
usuaI character of MINISTRIES. SO FAR as the pro-
gramme Is concerned, but the MANAGEMENT me-
been able TO procure many Of the best known ANA
tours in the CITY, and has had the chorus III care
full training for a long time. The snow i"e'e'o'0.
PROMISES 10 be far above the usual chaTde'e' VI
such entertainments. -
Part will be 1.-THE Circle" The -FOUR e"u "'e"
will be John Nicholas. John A. Van Rensselaer'
Moss X p Fuller and william Lottimer. Jonn
n. Blair will take the part of nteriocutor' luz
chorus will be In plain evening dress out .neee
five parts will bel fancy costume. There WI" ="
several general choruses and half dozen so'os'
Part II will be a variety show, Of specialtics OK
all kinds Louis Agostne and others Will give
performance of banjo playing; Evert J. Wendell
will give his speciality on the plano; Jere BeaIe
will do balancing act on a trapeze. and j. A.
Van Rensselaer, John Nicholas. F. H. Van Rensse-
,oer and others will give Rotations impersona~
tons. etc. ,., A., -. IT,.
.a,or Mrs Henry J. Barley. Mrs. l. Townsend
Burden Mrs Joseph H. ch0a's' MIS- = v n. SSsS
ssr, ~ t,rniss Mrs Frederick Gallatin, MIS- yonn
r Hall Mrs AnsOn W. HarG EDWARD war KIM King Mrs
pIS 'G livingston Miss McAllster Mrs j. pss
george Msmpfbs ous kaOI o ans
piniip psrsn Stevens, Mrs. Arson Phelps stokes.
Mrs William Strong Mr. joh paI KnE San Rens
seaer. Mrs Hubert 3 Turner Mrs Lawrence
The Daisy Fields Home is the % Sn o Msnasers are
now Trying to raise to enable them to erect
proper building and take more o. these Hssve
appR TO build them up body and TO teach them
aonne trade that will make them SELF suppornng.
Wany Of these little ones are dying every year
ION neglect and many others are becoming m
curables to be dependent on the community 10 'ne
sspt oniv twelve cases at Daisy Fields and the
Institution Is in urgent need OF help to commune
and TO enlarge the work. II Is thereioIe nSpso
that this show will be generously pasron,neSn -
that there may be large addition 10 the iunos VI
he institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
FOR THE FRENCH COOKS BALL.

The twenty-ninth annual French COOKS oa" W"
so ho,d a. the Madison Square Garden, on Wednes-
aav evening. February 6, and Will be under inc
SUPERVISION Of the societe Culinaire Philanthro-
pIoue. The committee in charge OF the oaii re-
mort much success as regards the sale OF boxes
and tickets The music will be furnished oy ~"
good musicians under the leadership Oh mo-
SoSuah and they will discourse both promenade
ana dance music The ball will be preceded by an
afternoon exhibition of the chefs d'oeuvres OF
culinary art to be held on the same Day Feo Wd
SON Square Garden. and every hrst-class hotei
restaurant and club will be represented Inc pau
ever before. and the proceeds will be devoted 70
the Widows and Orphans Fund. The Garden VIII
he ,rof,sely decorated for the occasion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
sUpERIyTgyDEyr ALDRrpoEs DENIAL

The Civil Service Reform Association recently
sent letter to George ". Adridge Superin tendent
OF Public Works. inquirlng about a published ar
tcle. In which Mr. Aldrdge made to say that
the nistration Of the canal system would be
thoroughly partisan. including the phrase, Yes,
the canals VIII be Republican, from the lock-
tenders up"
Mr.. Aldrich IN his answer. repudiates the inter
view. saying that he is not responsible for the
uttersnces contained In It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tn. Kev 10 Problem 49, 90 Il. forwarded ny
John Gardner Utica. y. Y: the Rsy Louis H. Bahss
Maiden n y; j. y H. IT,. New York; J. A. Dewaid
M M. W,,,nsv,ck r. j.; a. b. Llliestrae. New.York.
Major paul r. Brown Fort Hamilton y. Y; Porter
stafford. Erie. Penn. and Frcdef'N 81 w. ''H''" WV"
YORK 1, n
Ko 4, y XXI I. XXX 4; 3. 90 u. mate and II :;
K-n5; ,. CHS mate: or /. k.B >; 2;aoaao en- n
ms,e This solution sent by John Gardner. Otica.
" Y: the REV. Louis II. Bahlcr. Maiden; n r.; {. H.
I',us.,ra,e New-York: j. A. Dewad. New brunswick.
n j.. and j. :. D., IT,. Nsg- YORK; 49,, =, 49,. s,o,.
pscano La forwarded additional correct solutions to
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
COLONEL IyGgRSOLLS NEW LECTURE

Robert G. Ingersolrs new lecture. Which WayT
will be delivered tonight at the Fifth Avenue The.
atre for the nrst time In New-York. 1t Is describes
az a summing-up OF his side Of the religious qIes'
ton There has been such a constant demand f'1
seats at the Fifth Avenue Theatre for tonight tna'
the management viii place 200 chairs upon the stage
TO prevent disappointment to the Coones admirers
The box-oice will open at 70 osiock THIS mo' ssis.
some choice seats sun rsmt!n Irsold. To-nisA''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
TIE POPES ENCYCLTC1L PAYS Duty

APPRAISED At s. ny CUSTOMS OFFICIALS AND
THE TARIFF Is si25
The Pope's cncyclcal consisting OF several books.
which are inclosed In a wooden box. was shipped
last night by the Adams Express Company to
Washington. II arrived from Havre on La bour-
gogne last Monday II was appraised at s.. and the
duiy was 81 Is. 1t IL addressed to the Rev F. n
Rocker No 2oi Firstst;. y. W.. Washington. d. G.
The letter is perhaps done up In as unpretentious
a bundle as any Of the thousand or more packages
Thai accompanied II to Washington.
The total charges from Paris TO Washington ex-
clnslye OF the duty. bur including the express
charges from New-York to Washington go cents
L. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
FRAMED AND NAMED BY Mr. EDMCyDS.
From the Washington Post.

FToW tHe w ashHBtOn fOst
Conside, able interest manifested at the Cap
tol yesterday In the knockout decision Of the Su-
preme Court On the subject OF the Antitrust law.
the decision was gained by ex-senator Edmunds
as attorney Tor the victorious party Representa-
ives remembered that II Mr.. Edmunds.
chairman OF the Judiciary Committee in the Sen
ate, who was chiefly Instrumental In the passage
by him to the Senate with an exhaustive report
OF Its passage BY Congress-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
MSS OLDCASTLE'S TIyEE.

Miss Odcaste uhe Countess de Castelveccho,
will give IA special matinee at Days Theatre
Thursday. She Will have the assistance OF Miss
Lolita Lynne Linthicum. Miss Nellie Ganthony,
Mr. and Mrs Bosworth. Walter Thomas, Miss
Fielding Roselle contralto; Miss Catherine Marco
programme will include "Pcttlcoat Perfdy." Com
cdy and Tragedy" "Perdta" n costume recitation
Misses Roselle and Marco, and monolosue by
Mr. DixeN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
EUTSCHE POLIKLYyIK'S GOOD WORK.

At the last meeting Of The Board OF Directors OF
the German Poliklink. held on January 90 the SEQ
rotary of the Medical Board. DR.. W. Freudentha''
gave the following report for the year 1894 There
have been l57n new patients and 49, prescriptions
given Since the foundation OF this worthy insutu-
ton ten years ago li0 26S patients have been reas
ed and 1884, $50 prescriptions given. The annual
theatrical benefit. under the direction OF Augasun,
Daily will be given In March, and Il Is hoped. VIZ
meet the same liberal patronage that this woFs
always has received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27

Counting in the deaths from influenza, IT IS TO %
ro,sd that 44O Of the 1888 deaths last week were
caused by pulmonary bronchial sompa rssiv anu
snonsIb,e for the increased mortality. An epiaemic
Of cholera causing 40 deaths IN one week IN IN, sns
oi,v YOU'D create a panic. but as reope nave
come Ia regard influenza as plague tnat cahnot
he avoided an epidemic Of the disease mas ceased
to create excitement In this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27

mr. John r Nagle the register of vital statistics
said Yesterday that the records Of deaths IN MS
Office did not show that the epidemic OF innuenA~
had begun to wane. While there had oeeh a ue-
crease in the general mortality and aso IN taS
,or,.,itv from Influenza, he said that the mor,dutx
from the common forms Of bronchial troupe nae
,r,,a in rases OF consumption and pneumonia wnicn
were be aggrava1ed ,hs fecw
an rscord OF deaths from pulmonary complaints ZOE
Az weeks i'm support Of his statement;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
THE EPIDEMIC INHABITED.
GRIP CAUSING As MUCH DISCOMFORT AS EVEN
DEATHS FROM THE DISEASE

There was a slight decrease In the city 8 deatn'
rate last week. and there also was decrease IN
the mortality from influenza in the CITY, out p"S-
slcians Of the Health Department were no' pr
- ,cuorz, had reached its highest point. and had
begun to abate. Reports which have reached inc
Health Board within few days indicate tnat tns
surering from the grip in the city Is sun Woe
snread and serious and that the disease Is 'rooo.e
some In other cities and in the country In.
following record OF deaths from '""ue"N-
,.or, III causes in this city, during Ave weeks
shows how the disease has progressed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
FOR TIE BENEFIT. oF CHARITIES

Several OF NETWORKS large and useful charities
are be benefited by the sale by auction early IN
February OF the valuable collection OF engraved
gems and objects OF art. part Of which was .atey
exhibited at the Charity Organization Society rooms
The sale will take place In the new Durand Ruers
Galleries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
TO CELEBRATE THEIR AyyivERSARY.

commemorative dinner by the Society OF the
War OF 1872 will be held In the large dining hall Of
the Hotel Waldorf on Monday evening. February 49,
the eightieth anniversary OF the proclamation In
ISIS BY President Madison Of the ratification Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27

.,A,. ,.- the annointment OF Bishop McDonneli 10
so,e i The Pope's rebuke will keep the bisnop
%. Snn,c sone New-York clergymen say that '"e'
will not object to II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
coNvEYANcEs AND MoRTGAoEs.

The following table shows the number OF convey
ances. mortgages and projected buildings for last
week, and for the corresponding week In 1894:
CONvEYANCEs
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3ansibar, wurOen an S0mitas iet)5
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Otau d 6 buut, Ya., II. SUM-.
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SHaficn.
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SamuizGciielSGrnlnIinu.

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Wfrifa.
Sic EcrpifGte ncSGliQoelt.

8ruiiel, II. 3uni.-OIe Streitz
frGfte 0es Congo StaateS baben ocn
Ger,uii9sn cine i5were 9tieOsrlage BET
gebra9t unO ibrsn !SauptrHfbalt III
Ggaru, swilhen Dem Dbl uuO Der obe>
rem Guelle, Serit0rt. Sn Oem Sample
fiel Ger bclsiibe 9auptmann Ghriltian5.
Die Wiaboilteu haben lid) aus Der Sc
quatorials PrOoin5 lurilf9e5O9en.
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Sontmer> ArtiGef.

llnisre 6Gbi9teit, Sie NIT bieicn ar'
titcln aus3uitatleu, 5etst iia IN alsn
Departments unleres SaSens-pon ben
6enlteru bis gum auBcrlten 8lntel.
'Ser9e. uuO @hsolots3ode $3.50,
$3.50, $4.50, $500.
NiobalrzNDde auilp6rtS bis Su So
unO &lpacasG0de 81 bis $3.50; Siis
reaus9iDde $50 bis IS Cts.
9&elBe 9ud.poieu 81 bis $3.50.
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SeiGpsrOeR nnO Sd)merien.

Gessn 9opfpe5 (eiHerIei Oh nerooier giatur ooer
uebeIbefiHben), 3oInpe6. EeuraIse, RbsEmatlsntus.
Siiftenpeb, ShmerSen uHo Sbwibe I'M JluieH, tm
0tddgrat ootr in ben yseren, S6merSen IN Der G'es
scno Der 9ebsr, RippsHicn: SHtSuEouHa, GaeHtzans
i5p,luHo,n uub SdmerJen aler Grt fuiro Die 9lns
penouus Don 0iaopap's gicaop Jieli; ioiortise ST:
tidt,ruEg sepdbreu uro oeen ur rUeEise Gag: forts
seeeter G,braud cine permaHtute 9elIuus Sur tSoIse
Bah