davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
cOTRT C4LEvDtRS FOR TO-DAY.

Ap,eia,e Divssoa-suprens Court-Recess
Supreme C9ur:-Appella'e Term Adjourned for the
~. ~. 49,.
Motion calendar called AZ 1890 n.
Suurenae Cyurt-Speciai T~ru-Part II-Betore Freed
man J-Court opens at 1893" q. m tH-n3Tte matters
Cu.r.n. special Term i1fts III. w. '. VI
and Ill-Adjournei fDr the term . go 49, . 49,
e,-~er,. C,urt-r~lal Term Parts II. III. ". Y. VI.
VII VIII TX y and NI-Adtoufned flr TIE term
surr,me Court-Trlal erm-Part AlI-iiefOrs Spring.
y,au-rav Car,panv No day calendar
enrroeaf.s Court-Chamhers- Ref re Fitzgerald. SM -
ZION calendar called M 1890 m wis f'r probate: John
i U, G~org~ H. H,usntn Maria Hcigson. Sarah
X a de Lima. Joseph ". Ohmer., Edward Goodman. at
"a a., NJ Henry T. Andrews David Price. George r.
Het,s and william l. Man.s At p m. -, g. -.
CAIri-Trial IeGn--Before Arncli. S-N1
o9i m - Ka5e Kayu. 1890 a 10 l349 will u
Allert Gurriu az l"t' a. m ,.-, 80, ,,.,-., ..
"COv General Term-Adjournei until Weinesday.
't. srecla Term-Befor. Olco't Court OF
-. ny ~ Notions NJ 1890 a m.
"c,,y corrt-Tria Term-Psrts !. II. III sni Iv-Ad-
io1."eo f''' REFEREES APPOINTED
Supreme court.
n Freedman. J.
e-,t,etSer agt. Stewart Jacob A 'entor
sim AT Rork-Jaines J. SeaiiA
N.,r.pCifan Savings Bank agt iIuher-paniei T. n
sFSS.i ,"H,rr, act Han-sylyes,er I. II. ward
p-.p,e's Trust Company agt GREG ry-Augustus IL
'1 re ~" az, sterlinr-Augusrus II. vsnderpoel.
Ar,nson agt Knsbe Manufacturing Con1psn'-Na'hsn'rl
Myers RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By freedman. J.
Joseph g Gam nst. Maurice D. sahlein-Jose7h ksnf-
o,., c,.,.. u...,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
WORK or THE MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION

WHY BUSINESS MEN SHOULD JOIN TIC: oRGANI-
The Merchants Association has issued a circular,
addressed TO men who think 10 demonstrate 10
those who are DESTROYS OF increasing and strength
ening their business the advantages TO be obtained
by Joining the association and 10 show the need OF
united aCi ion the part Of business men for the
protection and the retirement OF the business life
OF this ely.
In furthcrance OF its efforts to prevent reduction
OF the carrier force Of the p0StOf1ccs of Mauhst-
tan and Brooklyn, the association has just pub
lishcd circular, addressed TO the United Sta tes
Senators and COngrcssneG setting forth cOnCiSely'
its views upon the subject with clippings from The
local uowspa pers. which point out why the pro-
posed reduction should not be made. Tho circular
elso gives brief sketch OF the work OF receiving
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

RJOCEtDP IN RRDiDTtY

Tho grip Of cabie-car No 81. o. the Broadwrv
line broke at II o'clock yesterday morning and BE-
cam. 40 rightly wedgeG IN the SO, TIA, II was soms
time before IL could De repaire!
The accident caused delay q abol, ;hg'y-Hvs
minutes on the road and seriously inc0Dvcnlencei
Messengers A line % cars from thc Pcs orlce 20
rrace Church was the result. and trai.c on lie
dov,ntown track was stopped When the repair
WAGON arrived AZ the scene. the workman repaired
- broken grl, and frshc WIS resumed. PEOPLE
with transfer tickets the various urrs running
.ast and west % Broadway bad % walk 20 their
destinations on account - The blockade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
KLONDEKE VENTURE ~ THE COURTS
THE VALUATION OF \ VESSEL WHICH DID MOI
SAIL DISPUTED BY a sUrToR:

THE VALUATION OF VESSEL WHICH DID "oI
SAIL. DISPUTED BY sUIToR'
Thomas Webb Taylor who prior 10 December
was assistant receiving teller in the Bank OF the
Metropolis but who resigned his place TO so 10
tho Klondike applied to Justice Cohen. in the gu
preme Court Yesterday for an order setting asi
an appraisement OF the value OF the saiuls S'''p
AGATE, which had been advertised oy the Coppe
p,ver Mining and Development Company TO SAL
for Alaska some time last December
In his complaint Taylor alleges that ne mace a
contract with the company TO take MS WIZ s
aon and himself TO the Klondike on payment o'
81 600 but tho company failed TO carry ont rs TGl
trec, and ne has suffered loss or S"o)o, M "a -,
Wehle who was appointed referee TO assesa -' ~ =
ages placed them at SOD Ihylor a', I,oheeu on
Agate and got an order from Justice '0I.' "l,
ronting thre, appraisers to value her ihey -,
ued tho vessel al S2.W0. which Wouuu 20 ,he
Taylor's judgment. and he now seeks 10 nave Wv
ADVERTISEMENT aside. . -, 10 n neu.
Robert r. Roy opposed the motion Tor new '
ADVERTISEMENT OF the Agate anc sag mat -
FlondIke company. known as the Kings oU.un.!
Mining Company. had been organized to purchase
the vessel ,,
Justice Cohen reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
TBrrSSS CONCERT HALL SOLD.

DISPOSED or AT AUCTION FOR sl"'i'' - "
REPRESENTATIVE OF GEORGE EhNH''
THESIS concert hail. in It's time one OF 'n' ms.
notorious places Of It's KIND IN New io'N. va D,.
at auction az tho New-York Real Estate 5aesr
IN Rro,dyav Yesterday. The property. when en-
braces Nos 1874 and 49, East Fourieenth-st' ana
runs through 10 Thit'eenth-st was sold under io'e
closure proceedings brought by George Ehret against
George Thesis and others to recover judgment OF
s2t25 Altogether mortgages and interest on Hui :
cages amounted TO nearly {lo.rO Inc p.oleiH
was bought IN by Samuel T.. Jacobs for NSVi,'
about $3.50 over and above all mortgages ana IL
debtedness on the property. Mr.. Jacoos was uhue'-
stood 10 represent NJ Ehret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
DELAY Of KElRs ROE AND KENTUCKY.

Not TO r. LAUNCHED BEFORE APRIL io-THE
ILLINOIS WILL NOT BIZ READY ~ nix MONTHS.
Newpor, News Va Jan. 80 (S2eciaD.-The report
sen; out from this cy 70 the effect that the ship
yard officials are purposely delaying The launch
ing OF the ba't e-shps Kearsarge and kentucay. IN
ortc- 70 rush work On the Illinois and have triple
,auurhiug is without foundation. 1na Illinois can
nor possibly leave the ways inside % six months II
* ,tiI tonight that the KcArsIrge ard Kentucky
wIu hardly le launched before Apr!! 10, which vii
make necessary another postion"ment
Tine huge lotion traN cling crane VIII not be
corrpletod before April, and II is not considered
advisable 10 launch IRE ships un,il the inside
Armament and machinery be lifted into POSI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
POULTRY AND PET STOCK TO BE SHOWN
OPENING OF THE ANNUAL SHOW IN MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN TO-DAY.

The snow nterferei to some extent YESTERDAY
with the early arrival of the seven thousand pirus
and the many other exhibits Of pet stock eh'ereu
for the ninth annual exhibition OF the NeW-AorN
Poultry and Pigeon Association. which opens NJ mo
Madison SQUARE Garden to-day. However most OF
tho exhibits had arrived by evening. and II Is not
expected that any Of the entries Will ne absent
when the show opens AS fast as the bras NJ
rived they placed IN cages.
This years show. 1t is said. VIII ne the iarseS.
ever held by the association. The yard Is loca'ei
I'm the centre Of the Garden and the entire iniuul
door will be- filed. and there VIII be an eXhlult ot
stock I'm the basement. large number OF chharles
and other SOM birds will be exhibited. ne NJ"
q al feature Of tho show. There Will also pe ~
ciai exhibit of cats The judges Will oesih the''
work at o'clock this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
w g ovERMAN FAvoRs THE PLAN.
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
pur,,orrpurANs WIN THE CENTURY ROAD
RECORDS THE CONSULATE WANTS ST.
NrcHoLAs-AvE REPAvED

--ho Road Records Committee ~ tho Century
Nod Club Of America announces the mileage for
1897. as reported by the members and accepted by
the committee. Mileage in competition Is counted
only while the rider is member Of the club Inc
,hree leading members and winners OF the prizes
given by the club have been members all the year
ora ca he whole mileage reported by them "a In
or,,a,i,ion The mileage OF Irving Harrison
fo,r,b on the list. IS not counted in competition
az no TONED the club late IN the year Certificates
a., yrontod only 10 those who ride Ave thousand
,,,o, IN tho year The leaders are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

Tho New-york Consulate Will not oppose the
sneedwav In Pelham PARKWAY as has been sug-
ces.cd II seems TO the consulate thar something
ehonli be done toward repsving St Nlchcias-ave,
which is in wretchcd condition. ana the jumping
~ eravel upon The roadway does not Improve H.
A, the meeting Of the Quill Club WheoImen yes
to-day II was announced that branch clubs will
he located in the following cities; Boston. by Paul
T Aldrich: syracuse. by {. /. Ackerinan. Bunalo
~ " -. stark: Rochester. ~ ID o. buIi. and
Montreal. oy T. T. Cartwright
The Jalm brothers. Of France rave been signed
% race I'm this country in the coming season.
{ x Turner. WI. .ors big export business. says
tina, the Spanish islug PEOPLE are about two
years behind IN the cy,r rHde.
Henry Goodman the o.; handcs. per OF connect-
cut row located in Oregon was In the city yester-
Gay lie VIII attend the l. 4. W. convention at
s., Louis 10 way home
Many o, the West States coming out
strong Tor Potter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
Z. J. RATCLIFFE'S CASE.
REPORTED OFFER OF A COMPROMISE WITH THE
PROSECUTION.

Mlrabeau l.. Towns, counsel FOR =. J. katcliVe' "e
actor sentenced 10 six months imprisonment FOR as
sauing his wife the daughter OF Peter De Lacy and
under Indictment for perjury and threateHed wi;h
arrest fer bigamy. yesterday had conference with
District Attorney Gardiner. II was said thai NJ.
Towns made overtures colonel Gardiner to the ef-
,e,t tina, Ratciffe would serve his six months SEN
en-c AT once il the prosecution would drop the other
charges against him. He said IL was reported, thar
Ratc.frfe would allow his VIE. who WAS Miss DE
Lacy 10 get a divorce by defaul' Nj Towns was
asferward asked II Ms overturcs had been accepte
lie replied: They won't accept anything In there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
utRSU4L UFNKEL SVORV N.

william IIcnkel. the recently appointed United
States Marshal. yesterday sworn in by Judge
Addison Brown Of the United States District
Court Marshal Hcnkel has appointed Dennis Shen.
Republican leader IN the I'd District. his CHIEF
deiItv at n salary e $3.50 year and Charles 4.
Hess as general counsel Nearly all Of the old dep.
MY United States meishals were sworn IN uniii
february IS when permanent changes will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
AMONG Music HALLS.

Miss Lottie Collins. famous for the singing
OF "Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-ay." began her first music
hall engagement in this city at Koster & Balls last
night She SANG several songs and rewarded
with wa-m applause. The bill was further com
missed Of Miss julie MackeJ. AleXandriana tight
wire wake" and juggler Charmtor the three
Pol,s gymnasts. Mile Nctter and her mysterious
.,lobs Alber, \ Guile. tenor: De Bcsse!. modeer
in c!ay and Demore and Lee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
local BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

TIL. Sheriff has received an attachment asainn
julius Miran,z. wholesale dealer IN clotnhs a, 40
q Great Jones-st. for $i59. in favor of Henry
Gu, y, tho ground that he had disposed OF his
,rorer,v The sheriff found no stock In the store
10 levy upon (, having been previously removed.
, ,.v weeks ago he was reputed - nave stock
- GOOD. on hand worth 5000. MFaniz has gwen
biu Of sale OF the stock 10 The H. Is. llahn COM
yor" MYERS Goldsmith Bronner. attorneys Tor
80 company estimate his liabilities a. f2'' lie
mas been In business hts own account for -FOUR
years and was also interested IN 1875 In house.
furnishing firm IN Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
Mr.. GOULD'S LETTER.
Manhattan Railway Company,
Presidents Office No. $50 BROADWAY

Presidents Office. No. l@ broadway.
New-York. jan 81, 1895
George j. Gould President.
Hon Alexander r.. Orr President of the Board II
Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners.
Dear Sir: Pursuant TO he authorization OF the
Manhattan Railway Company, and In compliance
With request contained In your letter OF Janu-
airy %. 1895, 1 have the honor 10 transmit herewith
o. formal application for the connections, eAten-
Sons and additional tracks and facilities desired
bs Lbs company. In prep Af1ng this 3lIIcdlon
have endCaVOred 10 meet every suggestion rol-
aimed IN your letter and TO comply "a egery It.-
Ncl with your requests. even thous an "o.
s-t.. Is cOuusc! that the I.aI!a Transit act docs
..l. contemplate recital of details IN me- a-
I.' 'ton. and that such course Is not "-..H". g.
o. pioce!eut
Y5ar BOARD however. has Indicated is gref."
.c aa0 7 have accordingly state" 90 .,- 'n,. 3
ss lf IS possible to at this uiaf g. ;ar f,utes -t
ir" -o-m u structure gropor g if .l.Ii, go %
nc zine TlthlT which ne pro- ya' si'-c'.rf W.
be- 'OH y.rtel taG 90 sucn otLer al. nJ4lt. 81
:acts .pp-ai 20 this company 20 D. ptrtncat -
a.. apI-i t:.1n. The application i.ansmit mere
with pres,ri a broad and 'ompr's erslvc plan 10
improve TIE rapid traHet a. mites OF TINS city u
Judgment. 10 shOul- De Considered as O. whole
ald not a. an assregauon Of separate a.phcatlons
v ach sustain little OF 10 re4tNy IN y cath V,h'r.
.e two cpunect.rg routes f3.!ed Tor "a the south
ca part Of Ncw-york IL IS ire az" IAyslcay lnHe~
t-IceHt 81 he TAO eStens.J aplAti foF ~ ne
anc facilities may De REQ Ni'@ prlmSriy i9t "a.
Improvement Of existing Zines .Duih or Tie tarlei
~ CT. but these add ona4 f-dn'hses ana faclI
Ties slsO even more 'l4lldt!-&ly. all phfls 'i
a general .. stem = Improvements wEch. u "dDpi-
"a "a So entirety will solve tire aim u.ies OF te
Prese-t r"piG-tTansit situation. ana tor yctts 4,
~ 'i.-- public T. howe ."r. lei i.tih'I -, CO.
So. .aton. your Board stN ad.o!es . the olinloe
eSitessc4 in your letter, that separate forinni
applications for such additional franchises ana
liabilities should be presented" will cndeaVor 10
your views ir every possible manner consist
eni with the general plan and purpose OF This com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
Gurouean Advertisements.

CrUoPEASy AND TRAVELLERS viii ind
the London Once Of The Tribune. i'c
Fleet Street a. convenient place TO leave
their advertisements and subscriptioss for
The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

Central once detectives yesterday arrested two
mon who arrived on the steamship Creole from
New-Orleans. Taey were entered on the passenger
lis; as c. Navo AMI X. Ra.a. The police say that
the TWO men answer the description % V. Azzarila
and r Giuseppe VINO are said 20 Oe wanted In New
orleans FOR the murder OF Rosario Cus.nauC. The
men were taken 70 Police Headquarters from the
vessel and VIII he he'd To await the arrival OF In
attractions from the New-Orleans authorities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

Tho Sheriff yestrrcay ft'tIF"I "II0r Oh 'eP'1''"
sggregating 1922 against George Bernhard Bon.
clothing manufacturers. at Nos. sH and 2H East
Onc-hundrcd- "A nd-second-st., who made an assign
ment on Saturday. They ere IN favor OF we toI-
-. orsai,ors. Abraham S,einman rSl Z.
vieior a Achel!s s.. 81. H. A. Caesar Co.. u. HI;
Joseph Hirsch q Co. y0is. and George simon, S-S.
George bernhard q Son say that u they receive
an est.nslon OF time all creditors can De paid IN
Snll and some OF tho largest creditors favor sn
extension.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

Lydia Yeamans Titus headed the bill at the
Pleas"re Palace yesterday. and sang her songs 10
the entire satisfaction OF the audiences. Others
who appca ed were Lillian Burkhart I'm "Extrava-
gance"; al" T.eech and the three Rosebuds Smith
and Campbell Boacrt and - Rrien. Colonel SHUTS
troune Of Great Danes McPhce and Hill triple bar
sxperts. Lavender and Thomson Han and Staley
sutton and Jones. and Nellie Burt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

ton In the hulls BY means 81 tn's crane rms ~, =
the sole reason For the delay. ana u = gwen 'S'
officially.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
cgINt rRADf-m,R6y NOT DECORATIONS

Tie r-ai..4 States Board Of General Appraisers III
a ,eci.i,a made public yesterday mas passed 'Ii-'
roent OIL a Question Of great interest 60 deals 3D.
lima and proclaim goods having pefmtnehi '''''
a-arKs TnY ifotesiants IN me case oeelHea ser
'ttgfg. Boz I'D. o. ana Ia, EJou- Mere ioI t ..i
. rtlrd 3D., tie Shoppers upon Nhl'H ''' IIlHiv" $40
turs or tsaGs-mark- OF IN, ulinf .. Nt'" .+.'
~ rlsc' aHI imported. . Or 1870 ...... . 4,
me ~ were Assessed for dui- 1- - per ''"i 40
,a!.. en-. der Paragraph ~ ~ laIlH "tt 10
1894 Neig. rI4ssc4 90 Grated cA " poic' .i'l'
TN qrsi, ants argued that they sho;N cDine III {"
81 ~ .,.f Under Psrag, lph ~, a. being "ln'"t
d. .a'sul. , a., ,t,to, ~ tho
npira.ser Someryille, wni!ns the opinion OF we
pos Giles various decisions 20 show mat Ualt-
mark is not a decoration. The rsoosts are SUB
tanned and The Collectors deaiH ~ REVERSED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

The Sheriff yesterday sold out the effects 0
Charles 4 Brodn e. Co. manufacturers OF pocket
hooks a. No 25S Can5-at.. FOR $3.50 and the stock
oS KIr2hes Il O Meara druggists. AZ NO. lfSs Le4-
inutn on -aNe for sisl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

"A Man 81 the World presented AZ Proc
tors Theatr, Tweaty-thrd-st by Maurice Barry
more yesterday. The living pictures were contir-
ueG. and Cacedo performed his difficult act on the
high wire other entertainers were Clifford and
and Walters the Painter Trio grotcsque acrobats,
Johr Gourlay tho Craig Trio. sam Collins, Fish
and Ouiek kittle Wolfe Gn0 Eodgers and Book
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

PEPrBLICAN CLCB'S LINCOLN DINNER
The twelfth annual Lincoln Inner o, the Repub-
llcan Club OF the city O. New-York will be he'd
at Delmonlco's on Saturday. February T. at G.n
D m. Cnauncey ". Depew VII. preside and the
sreakers viii be Albert J. Beverllge. Charles 4
Houtelle. Henry y Estabrpok. Theodore Roosevelt
and the Rev. Dr.. Howard Dlffed. Tickets can
be obtained by addressing ". jerks Merritt. treas
urer. No. ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
WALL STREET AND EICH1 NGES.

The Mercantile Trust Company began yestordny
10 issue new Union Pacific Railroad securities in
exchange for It's certificates Of the old first mort
gage per cent bonds. sinking fund per cent
purchase money certificates. There was a great
rush 10 make the exchange. The reorsanized
Offices on the first floor Of the Equitable Building.
The permanent Offices, on the fourth floor Of me
Oliver W Mink the vice-presideEt. who Is "a he
in charge, has gone West. President Bur- Is sun
the Union Pacific REORGANIZATION Committee viii
buy the Kansas Pacific line az the foreclosure sale.
Transactions IN both stocks and bonds tho
New-York Stock Exchange were again on large
scale Yesterday. Some OF The net gains. IN stocks.
comparing the closing prices Win those Of satu--
ohio ~: Chesapeake and ohio, 10. Delaware AMI
hudson. Ia; Lackawanna. 20 iawaiiln sugar, =:
Railway, ls,: National Lead. J. New-Jers:y Cen
;ral. !; oregon Navigation. lh' Pennsylvania Rail
The total sales OF stocks were $1,000 shares. Tne
total sales OF bonds. par value. were {5'3'H5"
The statement Of the Peoples Gas Company for
1897 Will 1t is expected be given out on February
- II will show more than per cent earned on
the stock and $4,000 in cash on hand. Great
economies in operation ar" peng effected u.H,r
siieraby ahead Of that FOR 1891 The buying or
Peoples Gas on the stock Exchange yesifide{
a, ssh, a gain OF IN from Saturday.
u was reported yesterday that Dr. James II.
g. rker was 20 he president Of the Produce tx
change Trust Company. watch is TO begin business
IN March lie is now president OF ne L tIttd q
Sta National Bank whsh has ,1ansfeTGeG rs
process Of nquitarion.
rho French :Ane steamship La Bretagne. which
arrived Sunday. brought $4,000 in gold consigned
TO Heidolbach. Ickelhelmer & co. The gold Is In
transit ~ cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
,,,.u.r,. ,xzregs,,nr rclr. wer. entered

Two Judgments. ngsrega'ing Soill. were entered
Yesterday against Thomas Mclaughlin. in favor OF
.he New Home Sewing Machine Company. on two
Of his notes. payable a, No II Broadway ,when
standard Bicycle Company. lie was served WIN
,ho summons az No. Greenw!ch-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

The Passion Play pictures were publicly exhib-
tied by the cinematograph ut the Eden Musee yes
,er4ay An account OF the pictures has already
anoeared in these columns. The latest form OF
announcement In regard to them IS that they are
reproduced from sketches and photographs taken
81 Oberamrnergau. IT Is likely enough that this IS
true for thousands Of photographs were taken.
and any one can buy them There is abundant
fr"Io the actual performance AZ Oberammcrgau as
has previously been explained. Although several
,r,on rlov II Is obvious from Of the pictures
Nlr"il ~ wre arranged with special reference
tnaI aknr Them like the scenes Obcra rnnergau
There are twenty-thrce Of the scenes IN all. and
SCI H. waXwo~is of the Mrsee are IN tho best
order and The concerts Of the hungarian orchestra
are given afternoon and evening.
,ror, p,s,or heads his own bin at his theatre In
r-,,,r,oon,b-st this week. being supported b. the
erorts Of Bobby Gaylor olga Regina. the Count
eas Won Hatzfeldt. Tom Lewis and Charles NJ.
Ernest Mdgeeys Bari %nG Eyans IN "A Ws
Snsb MI Louise Montrose the Ramsey sisters,
Hda os s Mss.e 4ySf d b@ carR Roger ana D
Mas Alice Anterior sang her amusing and clever
laughing song at Keith's yesterday. The human
song sheet" continues TO be among the most I'M
,o-tant attractions. ana other features OF the
- ororramne are Frazer Coulter and Grace
,rSo%ne Coulter the three brothers Fortuni, Nile;
ddIt"V,v w.th her trained parrots; Fisher and
Crpppn1s I"' Gus" Bruno smith and Fuller, Merritt
d '1;;auagher the Magueys. Stanton Aiinls edu-
catcd monkeys. Crane. steve Jennings ana brace
and Robinson.
Xo radical change was made In the programme a,
~ r,.b,s Theatre yesterday. Miss Jennie
,,a,,ans continues to appear in the burlesque The
Model"
4, Weber & Fields Music Hall bill essentially
-, mn, a. that OF last week presented last
tight and again proved popular and gratifying.
TN leading feature OF Il was tho amusing bur
lss1ues fousse cafe and TIE Wayhighman.
srfed bv the faycries oi inc company Win ne
cusf0mary spirit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

rho French line steamship La Pretagne. which
arrived Sunday. brought $4,000 in gold consigned
10 Heidoltach. Ickelhemer & CO. The gold is In
transit 10 cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

srsMrTED MORE IN DETAIL TO THE RAPID
TRANSIT BoARD-rHE POINT ABOUT CROSS
ING BRoADwAY-A ROAD TO KINGS
BRIDGE - THE PROPOSAL TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

Many o, the West 20 States are coming o.
strong for Potter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01

The Jallu brothers, OF France. rave been signe
- race In this country IN the coming season.