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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
A RIVAL TO QUIGG.
JOHN p. MCABE WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT OF
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.

JOHN r. MCABE WANTS TO BE PRESIDENT OF
THE COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Aspirants for the place Lemuel f. QuiSg holds
as president of the Republican County Committee
arc nor wanting. John =. McCabe announced yes
terdav fh..; he would be perfectly willing to have
The Mace with an its and worry. Mr. Nc
Cabe IS a member OF the committee from the Kim
District and while comparatively unknown IN
notifies he has served in the ranks for long
lime He is paymas;er OF the Providence ana
stonington Steamboat Company. Mr. McCaoe an
pounced YESTERDAY that while he had been solicited
10 cas-: his vote for Mr. Qulgg he could not 40
so. fo- in his opinion the party was slowly as
solving under Mr. Quiggs leadership III Is SAID
continued Mr. McCabe. that Mr.. Qugg did eX-
actlv as NJ Platt tod him. and that Mr. P!at;'
ne a personal vindicaton to himself, wants 10 see
Mr. Quigg reelected. That is s9oa, We h nv
directly where the fault lies and ! am gad t 1
Mr. Plat assumes the responsibility Tor me 9s s
graceful defeat of last fall This Is Simply n'i-
ference OF opinion within party INES H.. .,,,
81 have asked for the votes OF my felow-c M
teernon because Mr. Quigg's administration IS PAD
and because he has attempted TO establish dicta-
iorshp lie never cOnsults the Leaders; Dut AFRO
gates TO himself all the powers OF Sompete HweI
shin do not say that the course In the last cam
naign was wrong but Mr. Qugg's direction OF IN
tent As the Republican County Committee IS now
conducted II can never be anything but an adjunct
to No 10 Broadway. All Mr. Plat cares TO DO Is 10
maintain his power in the state ana he docs IL al
the expense Of the Republicans In this city think
II is time to make change. and am opposed TO
Mr. Ouigg on these grounds.
MIR Onigg was asked last night what he thought
of Nj McCabes announcement He answered; II
have nothing whatever TO say about anybody elses
mittee. l have not much to say about my own ID
fact ! have not said was candidate. My notion
about it IS that the County Comm!ttee. when i, II
comes together on the night OF January ~ VIII
elect the Il wants.
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DIED.

,o.. a, .o-valk Conn saturday Jarusry l. 1893
c,ories A Acton in his G5th year. a., NJ, ..
r,-,i ser,lces his late residence 10 - Mesl-d'r
r Tioslav January 1. ~ $50 >, m. ,.., -, -.
Carriages viii iHrr' N'"'''
p1Riow-on Sunday. January 2 1925. George Barlow
IN hi, oe ,ees at MS late residence. No io5 clenoni-
funerH' ,,roo<lyn y. l., 430 D. No. Iueeday jan
1.
Interrnent private - 81, o.,
CkOSS ,oess Harriet Anne second ia lghter % George
anu me a., a, her late residence No we.,
fu 1abs, on THURSDAY afternoon. az o'clock.
,,, -, Babylon. Long Island. January J. 1898 LILY
DfSN-, ., lanes and Louise Dean.
I ..ryces al Reformed Church. 52d-s, and
~. brooklyn Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
InterInen, az Greenwood
r,rsrFrER- Suddenly. Sunday. January g 1895 at
80 res,dence william l. Elsener.
services 10 held at the residence Of his cousin Mrs
Catherine A. Faure. No 2Ss West ilth-s,, on Tues
Ssv morning. January 4. at 80 o'clock.
rRAsER-on Saturday. January /. 1895 John A.
Fraser aged 80 years.
pesves aad friends f. tied 10 attend the funeral
a., near Maeson-ave.. On TUESDAY. January l. lsas
al II O'Clock "a. n
papers please copy.
uApTsHORNE-On saturday morning January l. 1895
daughter OF the late Charles l. nus. OF Hartford
Frnara from, the residencs Of her fathsrinaw. s. O.
Har,shorne No % West 0ibt-sL. on Tuesday. th
r,e@e,en, IN Greenwood q, conv enience OF family.
HOYT-At No ~ steuben-s,. East Orange. ~ j. on
the Feast Of Cfrcumcis!o1 January Mary barley
widow OF David Hubbel Hoy' and daughter OF the
Funeral ssrviSs At Grace Church broadway and ioshs.
Nsv-Yurk o. Friday. January g. at II = M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
STAGE AFFAIRS IN GENERAL

The local theatres. at the beginning Of the new
year. present an aspect OF activity and prosperity
Ada Rehan is acting at Days Theatre. where she
has renewed signal success OF other seasons pre-
sentnG Shakespeare's Rosalind. Mr.. Charles Cogh-
Ian. at the Fifth Avenue Theatre. pursues his tr-
umph presenting THE Royal Box" Miss Julia
Marowe has appeared al the Knickerbocker. in a
jealous and ambitious production Of AS You Like
IT," The Empire Theatre Stock Company returns
70 that house tonight. and presents a new drama.
Miss Maude Adams, acting In THE Little Minis
ter" continues TO please her public. at the Garrick
Theatre Mr. Plnero's delightful comedy Of The
Princess and the Butterfly" holds its place al the
Lyceun Theatre where II IS acted with vvacity
and charming effect. The melOdrama OF THE
White Heather is attractive at the Academy Of
Music. play, called THE Salt of the Earth"
has been presented at Wallacks Theatre. with the
favorite actress Miss Annie Russell in the chief
part
The Castle Square Opera Company, at the Amer-
can Theatre. last night sang English version
Of III Trovatore" Miss May Irwin. presenting
The Swell Miss Fitzwell." stimulates the public
hnari;y at the Btou Theatre Messrs Ward and
Vokes appeared last night at Hoyts Theatre In
farce called The Governors" The Casino is de-
voted TO Tho Telephone Girl" the Broadway
Theatre 10 THE Hghwayman," and tho Man
haitian and the Herald Square 20 Mr.. Rice's musi-
cal farces OF The Ballet Grr' and THE French
Maid" In the Fourteenth Street Theatre, Mr. An
Irish Gentleman" The musical play OF The Fenc-
Ing Master" will be offered mex; Monday, at the
American Theatre. and on the same night Miss
Julia Marlows. at the Knckerbocker Will produce
a new pit-s called The Countess Naleska." while
al the fifth Avenue Mr. Herne will appear in
shore Acres" and at Days Theatre Ada Rehan
Will act Mrs Ford IN THE Merry Wives OF Wind
sor"
Mr.. Coghlaa has met with much success. in The
Royal Box" and after the present week at the
Fifth Avenue his New-York season will be con
tnued al tic GarCon Theatre. NJ Robert billiard
Is 10 appear at Hoyt's Theatre next week. pre-
senting "a Ncw-Ycsker." One Of Mr. Days com
panies appeared Al the Harlem Opera House. last
night. presenting The Circus Girl On January
20 The E3-icr audience viii behold The Whirl
OF the Town" Next Thursday evening. at the
irving Place Theatre Number Nine. or me Lady
q Ostend" viii be acted for the first time In the
German language in this city. In the Grand opera
House, during This week. Nj. T. NJ. Royie may Do
seem H. his play % Captain Impudence: Next
Friday rnornrg. at the Waldorf Astoria. Mr.. An.
,hony Hope VIII read from his Dolly Dialoeues
Miss Estel.e Clayton is playing at the Pleasure
lalace. Tho number and variety OF these enter
iainmenis Indicate appreciation OF busy times.
and likewise disposition 10 make them pleasant
as well bosy.
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BCRLrSQUE AND VARIETY.

sam T. : ks Theatre Is the latest name or me
thcatr between Twcnty-cghth and Twenty-n'n'n
So which has for the last few weeks bee" cane"
TIE Jonah Theatre. The house was ohfhNd iaS'
niSht under us new name and mana ci''"' WIN "
pcrformaneo consisting OF variety and burlesque.
In the frs part Miss Jennie Yeamans. Siesrieu
ara Karlna appeared. and the performance endeo
win IN act eatltled The Silly Dinner Trial the
subject of which Is getting pretty wei worm p0'''
on ana oc, fine stage The New-YOrk public can
gar r De eSet{ nan rev Years longer and u IS
s,,re~,ed to those who have further stage ehIer-
ibeS shond lose no time in bringing them for
ward
The audience at Roster & IiaIs last night was
entertained agrceaby by the efforts Of Charmon'
Albert A Guile. the tenor; Madge Ems DAISY
MAYER Caicedo De Bessel, modeller IN clay faoio
Daz the flying rings lrma wn nr
and forello the Carpos Brothers, balancers; SHARP
and Flat and George Evans
Tho roarlonettes danced and acted at the Eden
Mss. Yesterday in their delightfully."- unllfelike
likeness OF life and were as warmly appauded as
II they had had ears TO near ana Hhns - Th en-
ferianmont offered also included two concerts, the
cinema tograph and the waxworks-
4, vsho- 9 rields's Music Hall last night there
uoe another .arge audience and the burlesque
"Pousee Cars. or the Worst Born" was again
given This ia an amusing performance OF which
1o,hirg further needs to be said at present. Lew
Dockstadcr is also on the programme
Miss Jeanne Frankie played the violin for the first
time al Keith's Yesterday The programme was fur
thermade up Of Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar. Leo
Derya,to the trick baboon Jessie. Stanley Whiting.
Tho Carl Damann Troupe. StnsOn and Merton,
Maud Beal Price. Lillian Jerome. i-vans ahd
Nidoc1 ana the comedleUa "hen " NAH > 1'''
red
Tony Pastor headed the bill at his own theatre
YESTERDAY and was assisted by the four Cohans,
Rucco's Little Champions Yorkshire TOY ter
riors": Post and Clinton. the Powers Brothers,
Polk and Rollins Myrtle Thurow. seriocomc;
Edwin r. Lang. Francis J. Bryant. Miss Louise
West dancers, the Barlow Brothers and Collins
and Daiy
4 condensed version OF Carmen" was the lead
ing attraction at the Pleasure Palace yesterday.
and it met with much favor. The bill alto
gcther an attractive one, including Miss Estele
Clayton. assisted by George Walton; Press
Eldridgc Hugh stanton and Pauline Willard,
charles wayne Fordyce, the Adelph Trio of gym
nasts. Howe Wall and Walters; Augustus Neu-
ville and Lillian Barlow. Mcmahon and King.
Juno Saline and ORourke and Burnett.
At Proctor's Theatre. Twenty-thrd-st yesterday
Mckee Rankin and Nance ONeil presented Leah
the Forsakon" in a brief form. Others the
programme were Frederick Hallcn and Miss Molly
Fuller George Fuller Golden. Josie Intropidi and
Louise Royce, Tom Lewis and Charles Ernest,
Lawrence and Harrington. Smith and Cook. Carl
and Saphira Baggesen. Carrie Scott, Johnson.
Davenport and Lorclla, Morrissey and Proctor and
Mack and West
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DIED.

~ isSs james Dsra Jones il the sh 81 k' age
Inie T1Ssni n St'i Ensewood. N J.
MuLLEN-on saturday January l. .; i2S a. M 81
Relatives ard friends nv;sI . s5;qa ne sansr
am. Tuesday January thence % $, paurs cnu'e"
Inierment In greenwood
oLIvER-M Yonkers. on Friday afternoon; Dscennosr
81 1891. Rachel Henderson. wife OF John '" oiFer' 'n
the 72i year Of her age .,. -. 90, vv.,,,r-
ion-aye. Yonkers. Tuesday afternoon. January |"
Inicrnent in Oakland Cemetery
PARsONs-In Brooklyn January !. Sarah 81. wife q
william Henry Parsons 49,, >.-,, =.
Funeral service her late residence No 200 carroi-"'
at O'Clock ?. m. THURSDAY. January
PoTT.At summit y. J.. January 1905 JuiA NJ
rS aSashss Vi s at her ana S ne s s on the
9 2rriyai q oeioS D. m. train from Barclay ana
srLITzER-A, Bar Harsor Me. december 81, Ioelils
Irma. aaush,er Of Joseph ard Kate Davis Peli'ser'
In''Tmcnt 1T woodlaun. tuesday. at ia
g. WIDOW s ef iSs ns IN s'D Z ls%S c. and
daughter n, the late Charles H. Dabney. % this city
sMITH-0n SUNDAY. January 1885, Susan r.. wife Of
Relatives ana ifsnd. invited attend tho funeral
services AZ her late residence No AZ East 10th ct.
on Tuesday. tho ith inst. Al p m.
P ia's @e 5ml pFel' aas;.
12SR ss s 81 Ii. s s,s sss p2 hs l', ods
Funeral services Wearerfav, January a, o'eiooh.
~ h"r late residence, No / Dale Sins sins
WooDBuH Suddenly. January ]. 1903 Ma1es-
u.MiSh. Ky. Alice Gale Coffin wife = cnryton NJ.
No,-ir .y. and daughter u the late lr George 0aiA
Iniorment at oak HI Cemetery Washington. n G.
January 3
YI 5 iS S"c .,,a y r. q Monday morning jan
Funeral services "wednesday. the SIN inst. 30
O'Clock. at the residence n olfen y. rurf and
rr.t,F az tne Dutch Reformed church
'Arrirg-S ~ station arrival q leaving Grand
CertFl station. Harlem Division ct u IS a m.
Returning train At 2 - =.
N.-Thc kcnsico Cemetery.-priva,~ station. Has
lem Railroad. ~ minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot OGcs. 10 East 42i-st.
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Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BUCKINGHAM-G. G. Frelinghuysen, OF Morris
town. n. J. CAMBRIDGE-James c. Chambers.
U. s. Consul al Batoum, Russia. FIFTH AVENUE
Congressman Galusha A. Grow, Of Pennsylvania.
1lLSEY-Hoke Smith ex-Secretary OF the IN
terror. HOFFMAN-Judge William J. wallace, OF
albany. and Chief Judge Alton b. Parker OF the
Court Of Appeals HOLLAND-Robert i. LlndeI-
man. Of South bethlehem. IMPERIAL-senatof
Henry 6. Hansbrough. OF North Dakota. ana sen,
ttor Thomas IL Garter of Montana. MANHATIAN
Rufus H. King. Of Albany. MARLBOROUGH
Count and Countess Patla Casselli, OF San HeHo'
Italy. METROPOLE-State Senator George H.
Aslby. OF Ogdensburg. WALDORF-R II. "lour'
Of South Bethlehem WINDSOR-George H.
Pegran. Chief Engineer Of the Union Pacific Ran
road Of Omaha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04

THE WEEK OF PRAYER. January 70 0. 1904
v.rirga Wi! 20 held New-lcrk under the auspices
=, the Eyange.!ca. Alliance each afternoon NJ o'clock
-, he week al the Marble Collegiate Church. 10Th
u, ard B,h-ave Programme Monday. Confession and
supplementary local topic. Confession -
- =, cons.craon Thanksgiving fos the Christian privi
issss of IA. cay: Dr. CORNELIUS - SMITH. Rector
Tuesday. the Church Universal. local
a The promoton LIE In crsstss
W. y,rk Dr STEPHEN l.. EApAA<, Pastor Met
,on"l,an Temple "Wednesday Nations and Their Rulers
ioai topic Tie Authorities u our CITY, pr lOhN hAs
.Sou attAW Pastor End Presbyterian Cnurch
rharsiay Families and schools local topic our f9ung
devotion 90 sunday school,
work pr X a. sriMsON. Pastor Manhattan const~sa..
rlonn church Friday Foreisn Mlssons local '9p.c "a
On, fhurc NAV Filled with the Mssiorsry spirit ~
" II p FAuNCE Pastor frfth Avenue Baptist Snur r
Home local topic That More converts
Among Our Foreign People May BE Consrainsd 70 SEE
the Salvation Of Their own Natonsny. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
Alpha DELTA PHI DINNER.

The Amherst Chapter OF the Alpha Delta Phi
Fraternity held their annual holiday dinneE last
night the Alpha Delta Phi Club, No 30 Yves,
IAlriy-third-st. The Rev. DR.. Joseph y. Blaneh-
ard Of Philadelphia, presided, and sixty men were
present. The speeches were short and Informal
and many Of the men responded 10 toasts. Among
those present were Talcott Williams, OF PhiladeI-
2hia; the Rev Howard ). Bliss. OF Monica4r'
Frederick y. Pratt Arthur c. James, Bradford
". hitchcock. s =. Butler. Joseph Il. Bisbee. DT.
william T. Clark, William b chase lT"n :: ro M
ysnor H. Backus John r. Maxwell r.. Eugene
kllnball. Herbert L. Pratt Pancoast Kidder Will
iaia A. Talcott jr and Edmund NJ Blake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
40, prrrTpPWOPTH SERIOUSLY I'LL AGAIN.

Tnomasville Ga, Jan a-Pa,ent Commss ,ia1l'1
nan,a,,,, putterwor;h is seriously I'll at the Piney
woods Hotel in this city. and grave fears are Ielt
ior M, his IND was attacked suddenly to-day with
uTaemic convulsons D. Mcintosh VINO !, at,en9-
ing MN vIave His daughter, Mrs. Howe Is with
him. Commissioner Butterworth came ns'e nneu
weeks age 70 ,tti so-day was steadily improvinx.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
THE 4ZAMOR SUFFERS SEVERELY.

Queenstown. Jan. 3.-The British steamer Azamor.
Captain Peterson, from Dunkirk on December %.
for Roston. Mass has put back to this port. Her
commander reports that Decembe- %. when
about SIX hundred miles west OF Fustnet the
Amazor encountered a terrific hurricane, which
at times placed her in great peril The steamer
decks were swept by the seas nfeboat was
smashed others were damaged. her steering gear
was disabled matches were broken and water en-
tering her holds. caused her cargo Of sugar TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
MEXICAN COTTON IN THE EAST.

London Jan. 3-"The Pail Mall Gazette" com
menting upon the increase OF American cotton ship
ments Japan.
.erhe special interest for lies in the injury 10
Indian cotton-growers. If the American staple
continues cheap and the American takings Increase
II is more than possible that ere long America VIII
also shin 10 Chlna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
washington Jan. 3A storm appears 70 be developing
ir Manitoba. ridge u high pressure extends from
o,,r 10 Florida thence % Texas and thence north
woodward 10 the Pacific Coast Light has occurred
~ he axe regions and New England The temperature
h renamed nearly stationary IN the lake regions New
and west the Rocky Mountains, and has gen
a,liv risen elsewhere Light snow may be expected In
tie upper lake regions and generally iar weather else
Vie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
MURRAY HILL REPUBLICAN CLUB DEbIs

The Murray Hill Republican Club was to have
elected officers FOR the ensuing year last night put
failed 10 DO So A meeting OF the ciuo was heio
n ,ts c,ubrooms No 1881 Broadway but u was
,.taoo 80 rostnore the election for two weeks
, sa,,sfsctorv arrangements were made 10 ilaui-
49, &c ciub's Indebtedness. A committee was APP
49, s.i ., liter what dues II could from deHn,
quen members and the balance OF me mon"y cIub
~ 49, ofso-cG TO subscribe money last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
.,ruoNy HOPES LAST READINGS.

Tho Astor Gallery. In the Naliorf-Astoria. VIII
he the place 0, Anthony Hopes last appearance
IN America. on Friday morning al il 0 CLOCK ne
80 -, 49, ,h lac, Of an unusually popular series
v. rnoa,ngs The programme will be as follows
OF OF, Ia Relations" "Retributon, strange put
True" 1.-THE House Opposite anu p Shght MIS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04

Count Esterhazy Is the French officer on the re-
tired list who at the time OF the Dreyfus agitation
was brought into prominence by the publication IN
the Figaro OF a number OF letters. OF which he
has admitted the authorship rejecting mos; sc
verely upon the French Army and upon France.
IL has also been alleged that Count EsterhaZy was
the author Of an anonymous note when Played A
prominent part in the court martial OF Alfred Dfey-
fus the former captain o. french artlleIy, sen
convicted Of selling importan, military plans 10 the
agents OF a foreign Power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04

,cho French Line steamship La Bretagne arrived
,..,nr,.y from Hayre bringing I.es5s4s francs IN
snec,e among her passengers were Max Drummer
louis Dejean. Dr. Joseph Mendel. A. van scheie
ana August Paasche. NJ. Cambon. the new frc,lon
.A.aaanr % the United States, who was booked
Ainuas sauyy' prsfa4ne was detained he Will pc
10 sai1 M On La Gascogne of the same line. wh'ch
shouId arrive on SATURDAY.
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont fair colder:
northwcsterly winds.
r. Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connecticut and Bas
49,, v.V-york falr colder the coast, northwestery
'ss,er Pennsylvania and New-Jersey. fair; variable
winds. ,. co.rr-,,a Tableware MARYLAND
,.s North Carolina and South Carolina. fair slightly
fe,r,sroture. variable winds becoming sOuiherly
80 est' virginia Western Pennsylvania, western New
yor. and ohio. partly cloudy weather with light snow
an The lakes Tuesday evening, warmer
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FIRE on THE STEAMER PHGBE.

Bremen, Jan 9--The British steamer Phpbe
Captain Story. from Pensacola. Fla. on December
I for this port, has arrived here and reports hav-
ing been on fire while at sea The names, how
ever were extinguished and but little damage was
done Forty bales OF cotton were burned and some
bales were wet during the work Of extinguishng
the fire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04

.,,.e. .enslonlty. in marked degree together te
s.,,s considerable force. and her performances
VIZ" ,,yoriably denoted woman of much per-
ne'e, anorrr The admirers Of Miss Marlowe
s SOL and they present in numbers at
n "' xnickerbocker Theatre. TO give her a kindly
..o,ng al the beginning Of her engagement The
sssa,esnearean comedy was mounted In careful
anncr and It was earnestly acted. II viii be re-
,brouphOuf the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-04
IT. 4. VANDERBILT. JR. NOT TO WE'D.

7, was reported yesterday that William K Van
derhllt ir who is now student in Harvard. was
engaged 10 marry Miss Wickes, of Baltimore. The
ronort T. denied by members OF the young mans
FAMILY William X. Vanderbilt. jr.. Is very young,
and il Will be many years, members OF his family
e.v b.forp he marTics.