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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

auction sale next week by william d. -,,nss" has
the current issue OF The Spirit OF inc ,rlres'
for a subject OF its portrait gallery Oh nskss
horsemen with which the paper mas ~ Faas
quite hit. an excellent cartoon OF W. w. avs q
Among other agreeable things, The spn" a.. e .
Mr. Faslg in an editorial that his ge'S, ,,srlln al
familiar 10 the leading horsemen OF yC,syelsnt
Vienna as Il is 20 friends in New-forH o sst cart
1t may he remembered that Mr.. fass ,hs clsye
into public prominence as secretary .. rSanissicII
Land Driving Park Company wni en popular
he made one OF the strongest ana "o'
the country.
Hedges. Seaman Co. will hold then v mango u
sale ,bis year al the American Horse e. ,srear
Tuesday night The consignment h0'
high-bred trotting horses
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Nine lehman 10 display her SKIN IN the old
l'aIiah S'SlV VI '''7 80, -. 49,, -, ..r,o.lo =.
gold' honeiEIln' ,.a. t''.o eg,,rea IN
done'7 Vh D'"oN''p 80, "a 4. 80.
the lists oeiore 'nls season WI ~ .sa. 49,
W P0 ~, -, .e.o,,o.to, N,ro lehman
Marguerite de valos. but NJ. saleza will be the
Eaoul Al the SATURDAY afternoon nance niSilo9
-, - ~ N-o-1,co 1oor and Fdouard
de Reszke VI Pancon and NJ. Albers. Van Dyck
Will be the Tannhauser Of the saturday evening
performance. Nine. saville the Elizabeth and
Frsulein Pevny the Venus Mem. Semorich VII Dc
the Juliette OF the BROOKLYN performance ano Al.
saitza me romeo fo' -''''''''
~. ,,r, r.h-,.rr
Hcrma Nile ii aucrmeser
Adssiss Nine inc s 5,gti
f1ay,o SSi'T Pls si:al
Condnctor ................. ignor MancinenL
" Mature, has rebuked Mr.. Herman for resenting
en-. boorisb behavior Of the audience a. NJ Maurels
g.. so r.c,,al by informing him that his services
&C NOT wanted at the remaining rectals. Happy
Mr. Ht1nanl The second OF the projected three
,ac,taIs VIII take place next Friday afternoon when
NJ Maprel will sing Beethoven's Adelaide" two
songs by Schubert and three by schumann, all in
French. of course. and further group OF songs by
Afassenst
49,, r..,
Mines Noroiea anu a. tho ooncsrt
in the Metropolitan opera House this evening.
SlShoi '' wa
viii DO as follows;
Pognsrs address "Meieterslnger Wagner
,..,.. from ..s,reu,e, Gounod
Nine seyille' M.,,.r,..r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05
MUSICAL MATTERS.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-AN EAIHAoN-
BINARY OPERATE WEEK - VAN
ROOY'S RECITAL-PROGRAM

ROOY's REVOLUTIONARY
AND ANNOUNCEMENTS.
sunday-Metropoli;a Opera House. s:l5 p m, con-
cert al popular prices Liederkranz han, p H.
second concert OF the Deutscher Liederkrahz.
Nonday-Metropoltan Opera House. p m, ita lai
opera. I'll Baroiere~; BT9aewaYD ra n1oons'; CsIi
week.; American Theatre SD p nj. opera al ~
English "Pnafore' and II rasi ia Enosh
" W. iRclie Helene (aii week.: Mendessohn
Hall D. m. song recital by Anton van h0o ~ !,
South Church. p. m. free organ recital py
Gerrit Smith.
Neutrality-suspicious. opera House. 2:3o p. m;
first of the serial afternoon repres entationS on
Der Ring des Nibelungen, "l1as kheihgoi99 !,
D. m French opera. Les Huguenots LOT
the benefit OF the Purim Association; Mendels-
sohn Hall, $50 p. m. concert by INC s w o,ii' >
recital by Paul WiallsTd and Clarisse well
wednesday-Me Metropolitan Opera House ; p MI
German opera. "Lohengrin ; Mendossonn Heii'
p m. song recital by Blanche Marchesl; ~ ~
Bartholomews Hall lecture by Thomas w.
Surrotte on Die G5tterdammorunE ASsocia-
ton Hall. Brooklyn SIS p m. concert by Fanny
BlOomfed-Xeissler and Dudley BUCK IT.
Tbursday-M METROPOLITAN opera House, lis p; m.
second afternoon representation In the Nibe.
lung" series die Nalkure'. Carnegie Han Sio
Jamea's Church. public service of the AmeT-
can Guild Of Organists; Academy OF Music
Brooklyn Romeo ct Juliette" in French
Friday-Metropolitan opera House. p; m, Italian
song recital by Victor Maurel; No. 4d West
End-ave. r. m, recital by Genevieve Bisbee
ana cara HtnieY busslHs, 49,. VI ~ oot.ai b,,
Mr snd Mrs Frederick r Burton. on The
Origin Of the Popular Song.
saturday-Memopoltan opeTa House 2 p ma Les
in German; Carnesic hall, sl5 p. M. Goncert
for the benefit o. the Workngmens school OF
Sixty-sixth-st.. 10 Il. m, lecture by Hannah
Smith "Mendelssohn."
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improvements involving large expense that It Is
not likely that this newest one Will be begun for a
considerable time. even II approved by the authOr-
ties Its benefits would be chiefly for those tray
cling the elevated road and II would cucumber
what is wel-ghted street with huge coll
nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

Pure Damask Table Linen, bleaohed,
66 inches, SIC. yard instead Of Soc.
Pure DamaSk Table Linen, bleached,
70 inches. SIC. yard instead Of $l.0O.
Pure Damask Table Linen, bIeached,
heavy, 20 inches, SOC. yard instead of
$l.l0.
Extra good quality, fine double
Damask Table Linen. y inches, $l.23
yard instead Of $50
Cream Damask Table Linen. extra
heavy, Sc inches, SOC. yard instead OF
roc
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE TRADE NOTES.

with tho exception OF several auction sales OF
horses two OF which will he held this week az tho
American Horse Exchange. and the sale AT the
Madison Square Garden February 10 TO Is, moth
Ing OF consequence has developed in the horse trade
OF this city The complete stagnation OF business
was somewhat emphasized In the last week by the
condition OF the weather According to a consensus
OF the reports from leading horse dealers there are
constant inquiries for horses OF superior qualities,
but few purchases are made on account OF the IN
clement weather making II impracticable TO give the
animals a fair outdoor trial Yet the average
dealer looks on all these inquiries signs OF good
times ahead" and his good humor Is never eX-
hausted In showing TO prospective purchaser what
ne has hand
In marked contrast to the local conditions OF
trade. the Western market appears to enjoy brisk
business Just now II we may draw this conclusion
from the heavy shipment OF horses TO Europe dur
Ing the last week The four principal steamship
lines that make a business OF carrying live stock
across to the other side had collectively 026 horses
TO ship last week.
Apropos OF the great Madison Square Garden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

There Will be nine performances Of opera by Mr..
Grau's people this week eight in the Metropolitan
opera House and one in the Academy OF Music.
Brooklyn II after that the public appetite IS not
sufficiently stated 70 make endurance over Sunday
possible temporary help may be sought IN the next
operate concert. The number IS 90 abnormally IN
creased by the first two afternoon unabridged per-
fornances of the Nibelung dramas. benefit per-
Torrance Of Les Huguenots' for the Purim As
ISOLATION and tho last Of the represen lions
planned for Brooklyn. There will be but one add-
ton "a the current list and that on Friday evening
when Norma" Will be brought forward 10 enable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

Shoes, patent leather tips, sizes 6 to 1OH
$40 ordinarily S225: sizes II to 2
$175, ordinarily 1928.
Misses Box Calf Lace Shoes, spring
heels. sizes II to 81. 90 ordinarily So. so;
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Misses and ChIdrens Kangaroo and
Calf Button and Lace School Shoes, sizes
to 1O15 at $l.OO. ordinarily Sl.35; sizes
II to . 12j ordinarily $40
Misses Cloth Top, Kid Foxed Button
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

Bleached Damask Table Napkins ~"
dozen. O,.a
Huckaback Towels. hemmtd, EV'
inches. 19c. each instead OF 25e.
White Counterpancs, large SIZE ~
extra good quality. MarSelIIes pa''''
SOC. instead OF 1925. ,
MarSellleS CountcrpaneS, hanaSST{
patterns, good quality. soc. Ins"''
$l.25. ...d
Outing Flannel, good quality F' ,ni
price, pink and blue. IN stripes ~
rlaidS. SC. ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

sizes 2K to 81, 1926, ordinarily $3.50.
Won ems sizes, Glaze Kid Lace Shoes,
pat ent leather tips, spring heels, 1925,
ordinarily $3.50.
Glazed Kid Patent Leather Tipped and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

Mr. and Mrs Frederick r. Burton announce four
lecture recitals the general subject Of THE Eyo
luton OF Song in the chapel OF tho Church OF the
Messiah. al Park ave. and Thirty fourth ST. the
evenings OF February 10. II and "a. and March g.
According TO Mr.. Burton's announcement the lect-
consist Of historical and biographical anec-
dotes calculated to bring the various composers
home 10 the listener as vivid personalities brief
critical analyses OF their vocal compositions. and
descriptions OF the circumstances under which
some of the most celebrated songs were composed
Each OF the lectures is ilustrst ted by songs sung by
Mr. and Mrs Burton. Some are Interpreted In
the lecture illustrations. and others given In
recital form at the close" The special subjects Of
the different lectures are as follows: February TO-
THE Origin Of the Popular Song. February H.
Schubert the Greatest OF Song Writers Eebru-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

up-tO-date MANNER, pretty cOIorS and The
what Of the prices for Tomorrow
Cotton Shirt Waists.
AT 49c.
Good Bingham Waists, in very desir-
able new checks and plaids, made de-
tachable collar, every seam finished.
AT Csc.
Extra quality percale Waists, neat de-
signs, bias and straight tucking across
'front.'
AT S1.9s, $3.50, SOS
Fine white pique Waists, extra quality,
also fancy lace striped PiqueS.
AT 81 AND 1925.
Fine white linen waists, tucked dag
onally with hemStitchngS.
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Wrappers.

AT Csc.
New percale Wrappers in spring color
ings, two styles, one made with cape
over shoulder, yoke braided, finished
with deep llouncc on skirt, the other
yoke braided, plain hem on skirt. both
at 9SC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

Plain Chffons and Mousseline de Sole
and Liberty Silks, black, white, cream
and colors SOC per yard for SOC. TO 75c.
qualities; also plated and shirred Liberty
Silk. black, white and coorS, 25c. instead
OF ACC. and SOC.
Washable LaceS and Insertions in both
linen and cotton, various widths, some
sets and odd widths, suitable for trim
ming underwear, at &c, &C.. &C., &C., loo.
to 25c. per yard, some were 800. yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

airy "a THE Man Beethoven; March 3, "Schuberts
Successors. Mondelssohn Franz Schumann."
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Linens, Towels, COunterpanes, Flannel,
Together with price inducement on each.

things Linen Store Just its almost nu
h w"
uinSnect nn SectO
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PLAIN AND FANCY
CASES,

we are prepared to interest the
musical public in number of styles
which are not now listed in our new
catalogue and which we will sell
at prices that will be appreciated
by those contemplating the pur-
chase of the highest grade Piano.
For PURE. MUSICAL and SYM
PATHETIC TONE, combined with
GREATEST POWER and DUR
ABILITY,
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Including the Duke OF Portland the Earl Of Derby.
Earl de Grey. Lord Leicester, Lord Ivoagh. II.
Bourke W. Darlington. Sir Edward Lawson. Arnold
Morley II. " Higgins Walter Burns Julius Wern-
her Samuel Lewis George CawstOn. Rochefort Ma
guire II. J. King, p Rail- A. Won Andre Mr.. Bisch-
Onsheim J. MenZies 4. Sassoon. l.. Neumann. Lau-
l. Ruhe J. Stern. Mr.. Ieyita; carl Derenburg;
Nine Patti. the Duchess OF Marlborough, the Earl
OF Crewe. Lord Glenesk. Lord Farquhar Lord 9.
Montagu, C. Stanhopei Baron d'Erlangcr Sir Z;
ColebrOoke Maurice Grau. Paris Singer. Alfred
Belt Ernest Cassel, e. Van Raalte. Carl Meyer.
W. McEwan. l.. Balfour. Charles Wilson. a. Nagl-
ano w. X DARCY. Herbert Davies. 5. Neumann
c. S. Goldman a. Davis +. Rcndle A. Meyer
Watson. Broderick Cloete Mr.. Jefferson. @. a.
Gadsden DR.. Magn and Nell Forsyth.
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Cloth Top. Patent Leather Foxed Dr.,
Shoes, button, spring heels, sizes g. :.
1917 $3.50, ordinarily 1926; sizes Il y
2 s. 90, ordinarily So. 90; sizes ~ to 81
1925, ordinarily $3.50. >"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

The success which Mr. Van Rooy has MADE with
his impersonations Of Wotan In "Das Rheingold"
and die Wakure." Wanderer in "Siegfried VOL
rram IN 'Tsnnhauser" and Kurwensl in Tristan r.
Iuch there have been many letters from opera
tgoers curious TO know Of his past career. The
following sketch Of his life. given by himself. Will
therefore be OF interest: Anton Van Rooy was
born In Rotterdam on January ]. 1870 His musi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

Mines Nordica and Saville and NM. DIPPED
and Bsphsm will be solo performers at the concert
in the metropolitan Opera House this evening.
siqnor MancineH will conduct, and the programme
viii DO as follows:
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1nocheoo Buterck Paten



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And Stir in Boys Clothing. Suits at ST.

Have glance these suits running sizes from to IS years Faye
will the full
awoo Cheos nSfed CaSSme Neat pads Checks and han
and medium weight Carefully made throughout Nicely lined and SeWed
though find 10y OF tie
Two prices of So opportunities the
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Csc. Organizes for l2C.

80 inch Finest irish DlmltleS, 21c.
80 inch Scotch OMords, in shrting
and waist designs, 29c.
80 inch best quality French Sateens,
CSC.
30 inch French Batiste Brilliantine.
20c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-05

Anton Van Rooy assisted by Herman Hans
,yetzler has arranged the following programme FOR
his recital tomorrow afternoon:
pcbter1 ebe" Cd 4s On Is entirety. .... Schunann
-occata ard fugue IN d minor for organ. Bach
eongs with organ accompaniment
..KOmm sts-er Tod h~ch
..u,e Ebre Gottes der Satur Beethoven
Par,asie ana fuq1ie on BACH for .IAszt
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The New in TailOr=Made Suits.
And the Separate Skirts.

A I t4.5U.
Separate Skirts in fine English Chevlot
Cloth with deep circular tlounce and
rows of buttons in back, lined and fin
ishcd with velvet.
AT $3.50.
Black Cheviot Cloth Skirt, trimmed
with braid and finished with buttons in
back.
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NJ
JOHNSTON CHINA CO., 81 to 4 4 CRANKY St.

"is false and vile SANDER and un-
worthy to be uttered by any gentleman
upon this floor"
This encounter led to personal col
lision between Rousseau and Grinnell.
Rousseau met Grinnell in the east por-
tico of the Capitol. He began to thrash
him with rattan. saying: Now. you
Id puppy and poltroon, look at
yourself"
Mr.. Grinnell received half dozen
blows. The only words he uttered
were: 81 do not want to hurt you"
mo- said Rousseau, 81 do not ex-
pect you to hurt me, you Id scound-
rel: but you tried to injure me on the
nocr of the House. Now look at your
self. Whipped here. whipped like n
dog, disgraced and degraded"
The House took cognizance Of the
matter. but refused to expel Rousseau.
Some OF the majority sympathized with
him on account of his gallant career in
the war, and the usual two-thirds ma
jority was lacking. Rousseau was then
reprimanded by the Speaker. The rep-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-17
STORE OPEN Il F. NJ.

ser party supremacy; but an untoward
spark of political electricity may de-
velope one. and the consequences be
disastrous. There are undoubtedly men
OF the Jack Rogers stripe among the
minority, but und r he Reed Jul S they
lack The Fl eedom enjoy ed by Jack. I'm
der the mild reign of Schuyler ColfaX
recognition was easily oh aimed. but
undsr the rigid Reed rules il may not
lie so easy TO get the floor. There may
he Blaine among those serving their
second term. and even Roscoe Conk-
liDg may be hiding in the legi lative
furZe. There s also a bare possibil ty
that an Igna ,ius Donncl Y and his mud
lies may appear And inciden-, may
occur that Will discount the tilt be-
tween Rousseau and Grinnell.
1t is Il Congress rcoiete with oppor-
tunlties, and one of great possibility
and responsibility. Champ Clark may
oil the air with quaint uttcrances, and
De Almond mesmcrize the House with
logical sequences. The sophistry and
close argument of Joseph w. Bailey will
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again come In play. The leoninc Lentz
may shake his NAME and that human
magic lantern. William p. Hepburn.
throw exquisite pictures upon the wet
sheet of party politics. Joseph c. Can
non will undoubtedly continue his
gracious lessons in the art of states
manship, and the gentle Grosvenor p ay
with the ziszag lightning The effore-
scent Serene Paine will act as the
Speakers lieutenant, ana at times the
sash of officer of the day may grid c
the waist and run over the shoulder OF
John Dalzell. Nor should buff James
S. Sherman be missed from The list, nor
plausible James D. Richardson The
piquant "reminiscences Of John Allen
will not become a thing of the past.
The eloquent Do!liver will also twang
the strings of his oratorical Tyre to the
mandolin accompaniment of Robert c.
Cousins. while bizarre Romulus q.
Linncy, OF North Carolina. furnishes o
banjo prelude.
NEW MEN TO THE FRONT.
The stake is great and the game a
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close one. Those who win 1t will carry
off the Presidency. Inyective, meta phor,
imagery, eloquence. rhetoric, sarcasm
and unique sayings may do fine work,
but the real work will require speeche,
Astounding In facts. logic and close ar
sument-speeches convincing as we'll aa
alluring. The conditions must bring
new men to the front. The atmosphere
is clear and stars of the first magnitude
are In demand. a few are already
twinkling on the horizon. The trend-ot
events may send them to the zenith
An aerolite may fly athwart the milky
way and shoot downward toward the
horizon at any time. leaving train OF
sparks In its wake, but 1t will quickly
drop into darkness and be lost
Certain Is 1t there are great times
ahead The national theatre is open.
the curtain is raised. the orchestral Is
playing, and the actors are in the green
room, waiting their cues. The Amerl-
can people are the spectators. and the
players will be awarded applause or
Misses. according to their deserts.
AMOS ]. CUMMINGS.
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rimand was carried by n vote of SO to
80. He endeavored TO evade II by send
ing his resignation as a Representative
to the Governor of kentucky. The
House declared that Il member could
not dissolve his connection under such
circumstances without its consent, and
Rousseau was forced to the bar to lis
ten to the reprimand of the Speaker.
A GREAT TASK BEFORE 1T.
The Fif,y-s'xth Congress has task
as great, If not greater. than that OF
the Thirty-ninth. 1t cannot adopt The
me thods of the Thirty-n nth, because 1t
has not a two-thirds major ty. If radi-
cal measu.e c. arc to be taken the Reed
rules will become n necessity. Even II
there were q two-thirds majority in
the House there Is no Thadieus. Stew
ems TO dun nate it, TIE n W Speaker,
however. is fully as ferruginous in his
sposition as Thaddeus himself. and
With tho power placed in his hands by
the Reed rules( may accomplish rs
much. There Is apparently no Ashley
on the floor TO run anuck and endan-
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||I C|QI! I ITS!
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ha|ss gIths Congress.


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n1l aon sSas Ssngye before experienced.
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will Sbe al Is ting ished from all
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Hs6 I;s ITO attemp tsYa final
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ne people have huge
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