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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26
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DOMESTIC DRAMA AT THE GARDEN
TIE FIRST VIOLIN"

-, TAaatre last night Mr.. Mansfield
,eyirs5 The domestic drama OF The FIs' Io'''-
"a r.ceated his performance OF Eugene C0u'
,.ois,er The play built by Joseph j. = CIai NJ
"a "Nferridan Phelps" on the basis or MISS 'e97'
To,hergills popular novel, was nrs' - -,
AprIl q 1895 and Mr Mansfield mas retain'D -.
49, -.oo-tor, ever since The thread OF the s'oIS
has not been followed with scfupuiouS
IN. hrsn.tists hut that is not a materlal POM"
s,,.. r,a,, MT &c deduced from A novel can
never be anything more than a free parap -
ITS original The storm the wreck. the river az"
raft and the night adventure OF the loNeiS' -
which are prominent and essentiai IN me OOY"'
not appear IN the play. The deal OF INC NO.
gentle steadfast. magnanmous. anu ,.arI,,
acter OF Courvoisier however mas o''" -, -,
suggested and effectively enforced IN &c :, -
aeat and pleasant scenes. which thousn 10 ~
lack Invention possess domestic auno9P
exploited with suitable dialogue
Courvolsier. It will be remembered. TOOK upo"
himself the evil consequences of crime 0o'''..'
ted By his shallow and vapid wife. and then ai'e
her sudden death. endured poverty and disgrace
In order 10 shield her reputation from rePfoAel
and his trial WAS all the more grieYOus Dcca"'N
for a time, he was made TO appear cFlhI'"' :"
the eyes OF woman who loved him. The ihteEi'S
Of such character may well evoke admiration
and sympathy and Nj Mansfield certainly renders
a service society by his fine impersonation OF IT,
In this part the comedian dscards his grim ana
caustic moods and is both romantic and teHoer
The tone OF the impersonation is consistently chV
alrous; and. beginning In humorous playfulness'
II rises TO manly dignity and eliminates In the
beautiful calm and sweetness OF patient sef-sacr-
fee. Mr. Mansfield. In his acting of courvoisier'
marks with admirable skill the distinction De
tween simpleness and simplicity. for. while ne
preserves an exquisite repose, he is never ihsipiu
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DIED.


lroYp-Alice wabrldso Lloyd widow Of u. late pans
Demorest Lloyd. at : o'clock a. M December -
Pleasantvie n. Y.
Funeral announcement later
L dsg,.y If R g sl %SSdSs B. b. at Pleasant
vlle n. Y. December p. 1890 - IT.. oo.n.. an
"wednesday. December o. at o'clock p m.
Interment prvcte.
LuoUEER-on December o. Charlotte A.. wife Of Fran
els T. Luqueer. and daughter Of the iate Corne''s "
Funeral services from her late residence sss cIassoo-
ave. Brooklyn. Tuesday. December 3d. a, p m
Ms M :hG nf1 Is Eus gen yss1 n e:
Funeral services at the First Preshyerian Church ssb-
ave and 1ith-s. at 10 o'clock THURSDAY morning -
MosELEY-In Boston December %. Alexander Mossssy.
aged 10 years.
oLssEN-on Friday December %. 1899, at her res
dence 7th-ave and 1l5th-st. Cathsrine 4 WOOD,
DsSS and on cspsna wod IN the 18th year II her sss
Funeral services Tuesday. December 20. at .. M
PosT-on December "a. Stephen r. Post, in the ION
Funeral services viii be held at late resdene' sss'
Gates-aye. Brooklyn Wednesday afternoon p-
Interment at convenience OF family.
sCHOFIELD-suddenly on Sunday December a. rrs.
beloved husband Of sarah schoheld
Notice Of funeral hereafter
sroCKToN-suddeny on Monday December 25 isoe. II
Princeton. " j. Samuel William stockton
Notice Of funeral hereafter
TIFFANY-on Friday evening. December % 1892 Juiis
Wheeler Tiffany VIE Of Archdeacon TIFFANY. -
Funeral at 81. Bartholomew Church, Tuesday pecso-
Der g at II a.
wHITE-on Saturday December % 1890. Ann Eiizabsth
Funeral services viii be held on Tuesday morning sesh
inst 10 o'clock the residence % her son. NO us
sidney-ave. Noun, Vernon. ~ Y.
Depot. oaice. Is East 42d-st
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DIED.

AucHINcLoss-At her residence No s. West 5.d-'t;
the late Hugh Auchneoss. in the ssth year OF her
Relatives and invited to attend the funeral
services Tuesday morning 26th inst at 10 o'clock
cARNfAN-At ThomasviIe. Ca. December Is, Florence
Dickinson VIE Of Jamss L =, moan "Wednesday De-
cember 81
Of The s:yT i Fs%s" oS are rsS1''d c 70 s
3 A. etired) Eighth Company. al the Church OF the
dc6ek p M O." l'' THOMAS DIMoNp Colonel
oRYEa SnsS S;a 'g@d eafEe e .6s os Ia:
late Joseph cornell. OF Nea-York City.
Funeral win Be hsld from a. NJ 81 l. Wsit M KINGSTON
coRwINEnted 9o rest pes sa e ISs9 W sn,ss
Fniera services at Christ Church Orange Tuesday
Interment at ROsedae Cemetery.
coUTANr-A, Union Corners Fast Chester. y. Y. on
sunday December "a. 1899. James. son Of the late
Elijah and Phebe couiant In bis Ssih year w.,,..,.v
December %. at 2:2o ,; m. -. r-. -.
rival OF the 1904 p. train from G. C. Depot
covTT-on sunday December "a 1890. Charles f.. son
" Charles n Covel. In his 32d year; , o,-
MadiSon-st, Brooklyn on wednesday December ~
Friend. Of the family members Of "c9mmonwsssIIth
r. A. are Invited be present
DAY-At Bedford y. Y. on Christmas morning. Mar
garet widow Of Thomas Day IN the 20 year OF her age
Funeral 81. Matthews Cnurch, Bedford on Wednes-
day December 2Tth 1862 AZ o'clock ?. m
Interl1ent Greenwood Cemetery New-YorS on Thursday
az l. oc clock.
JoHNsoN-on December 49, 1892 Mary r. Johnson
sister OF Theodore r. johnson.
Funeral services her home. No GO Roseve-ave New
ARK n j. on Wednesday December q. at p. m.
Interrnent Rosedae Cemetery.
KINsMAN-At Plainhsld ~ J., Monday. December
Is 1899 Florence, wife u Frank r. Kinsman and
daughter OF the late samuel T. Hlman, aged ~ years
Funeral services at the First Baptist Church. Palnneld
n J. on Wednesday December u. az 1;l5 p.
Carriages will the leaving NewYork foot Of
Llterty-st, &. X. Il. OK y. J.. a. II m.
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PADEREwsKrs ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.

There are many among Mr.. Paderewskfs closer
friends who will a characteristic act In his ar
rangement OF the orchestral concert Whi'h Is 70
take nlaca in Carnegie Hall next sunday evening
IN - manner he illustrates a story which some wag
invented some years ago concerning the honorarium
demanded BY Madame Patti: Alone. 1900 francs
with s.gnor Nicoini, 1900 francs Mr.. Paderewsk
has never been 50 popular at an orchestral concert
as at recital and 1t would seem as II he Would
have added to his popularity well as his profits
- he had determined upon an recital instead
~ . concert with orchestra But he knows that
there are hundreds OF music lovers who want TO
hear him in something besides his recital solos, and
for them he gives the orchestral concert and plays
Ree.hovens concerto in f fat and his own Polish
fantasia. But the lovers OF Chopin performances
ore moi 10 be disappointed for besides the large con-
certed numbers ne will play a group OF ChopIns
cOfnpOsitiOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26
THE DRAMA.
TRAvESTY AT THE EMPIRE.
"MY LADY'S LORD"

The stock company Of the Empire Theatre re-
turning home after provincial tour. appeared
last night at that popular house and presented a
play by Mr. II. V. Esmond. of London. called My
LAdy's Lord" This piece was recently acted de
cember ~ In Philadelphia, where II seems TO have
mysthed many Observers. but where. neverthe-
less IL was received with considerable favor II
Sc sklt at the ra-romantc drama, as typhed
by such compositions as Anthony Hopes prisoner
OF Zenda' and as an essay in whimslcahty II
Is uncommonly clever The vein OF II is kindred
with that of Mr.. Pinero's capital play OF The
Cabinet Minister" but the satire mas oeeh well
disguised and might readily be accepted as mea Ii
in earnest. The plot is fantastic the characters
are ridiculous the incidents are mischieVousy gro
tesoue and the whole fabric Is saturated with
irony.
This trayestv will especially please those readers
Of Anthony Hope and Stanley NeEmah VINO despite
the charm Of their narratives. can see the Iudcrous
element In some Of their situations But in Itself
~ is interesting with invention and laughaole with
,o,n,o i,ciden,-ts defect being a little proliXty
of elaboration Rehearsal Of It's story would be
tedious Nothing IS gained by the mutilation oil
the butterfy's wings. The action passes in
..Vssuneia" realm which has outgrown
civilization and in which the will OF
beautiful woman transcends all laws. Into
that realm English lover pursues an unknown
sweetheart and the merriment is thereupon de-
duced from practical contrast of his modern and
contemporaneous views and ways with all manner
Of antique and fantastic usages. His sweetheart
proves to be the heress TO the throne of Vasungia
She marries Rim in order TO escape a marriage
with an unwecome sutton, but Immediately repels
him. and the Of the piece illustrates his con-
quest of her affections. Miss Jennie MIL
ward as the beautiful. mperious Lady Doura
bore the chief burden Of the piece and by her great
vitality and charming earnestness made its drolery
extremely effective while suggesting. very deity
its undertone OF sentiment. Sidney Herbert was
delightful as an exquisite. silky old cardinal. MT
Faversham has an agreeable. rafting part. which
oh ole sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26

Mrs Charlotte b whitley. widow OF Francis
whitley who died eighteen months ago, anu al
old resident OF Rosevile. ~ j., died suddenly d"
the Hotel Winthrop. New-York. SUNDAY iholi''''9
80 a,,tooi, a,,or n short illness She was In her
SEVENTEEN year. and quite active. Siie 49, -,
at No PA North Seventh-st., RoseviHe IN W.,
two weeks ago when she moved 70 the hotei ~ n
throp in New-York All of her immediate lanI -,
were with her when she died. Her funeral WI nc
AZ the home Of her daughter MIS-. & :. DiTdsyIi
No 760 West e-hundred-and-hfthst, NeW- VI n n
and Will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. mares i,
Haley pastor Of the Roseville Avenue PresDy terrain
Church which she attended for seventeen yedis
The burial will be private at the convenience OF
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26

Inc loVe-story OF the play presents Courvoisier as
Ole luol OF two women one OF them good and the
other 'ViL and It's contrast of these women. May
NedHerburn and Anna Sartorus affords sug-
scsuNe study OF feminine human nature at its best
ana nearly at its worst. There many auxilar
parts chiefly feeders. Hefen, Lnders and Frau
schmidt stand forth, however. in agreeable promi-
hence The revival was accomplished with marked
ability and success. At the end of the scene IN
the theatre. Mr.. Mansfield recalled and heart
lily cheered. Mr.. Grifith gave an exceptionally
clever performance Of the obsequious Pappenheim'
Mr. Andrews greatly aided the effect, at the climax
Of the exposure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26
SNOW N yOPTRERY OHIO.

Cleveland Ohio Dec 25.-A snowstcrm accom-
panied by forty-fve-mile gale has been raging
throughout Northern Ohio and over Lake Erie for
the last twenty-four hours. The thermometer regis
ters "a d4greez above zero In this city streetcar
traffic Is badly impeCed as result OF the heayy
suowdr.f IT'S on the tracks. Through trains OF the
trunk line railroads are nearly all late.
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COLONEL JAMES 5. CASEY.

Colonel James 5. Casey, L. 8 A. Getired)' dled
in 81. Luke's Hospital Sunday, from nervous
exhaustion at the age Of sixty-seven. Colohe'
Casey enlisted as a private in the TN kegl-
ment in the Civil War, and after being honorary
discharge re-enIisted as a second lieutenant with
the 9Th Regular Infantry. He won promotion 10
first lieutenant and to captain. and later TO 6reys
major for gallantry in the attack on PoTI 9regG
man va He also served with the LIST infantry,
The 17th Infantry and the 22d Infantry through
indian campaigns He leaves three daughters
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N LITIGATION FOR FORTT-SETEN YEARS.

Charleston, w Va, Dec . (SpeciaD.-By a de-
csion OF the State Supreme Court. the case, Of
Seymour against Alkire. which entered for trial
IN 1857 has been finally settled. The original claim
Of the plaintiff for 1900, which increased by
interest to nearly $1,000 before the case con-
cuded The Supreme Court reversed the decision
Of the Circuit Court, which was In favor OF the
paintiff aud dismissed the case thus virtually de-
Gliding in favor Of the defendant In the fortyseyen
years that this case has been in litigation the per
sonnet OF H. and Of the courts has changed entire
IT, with a single exception The original defendant
st!u lives.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington Dec. 25.-The barometer remains low IN
the AXE regions VALLEY and Atlantic States There
is also marrow trough of depression. extending from
Colorado 10 Arkansas having moved rapidly south
southeasward the extreme Northwest since Monday
morning with decreasing There has been De
ci1-d fall IN temperature from the East Gulf and South
Atlantic States northwasd with cold wave In the upper
lake region warnings which issued sunday morn
ing Temperatures fallen 10 Is degrees in the
Northwest and risen co-Tesrondngy in the West and
southwest
During the asst wentyfo there has been
I'm the lake regions Ohio Valley. Tennessee and Lower
Missouri Valley snow and rain in NewEngand and the
extreme Northwest and rain IN the South Atlantic States
In the Pacific Coast and plateau regions temperatures
are somewhat lower. and there has been light sno" In
Western Idaho and rain in Northwestern Washington.
cold weather will continue FOR the next days H.
the Middle Mississippi Valley and lake region. and
probably for davs IN the Atlantic States and lower
lake region. viii be coder wednesday In the extreme
Central West ard IT, Northeastern Montana.
Snow Is likely Tuesday In Southern Indiana, Upper
Michigan along Western Lake Michigan. North Dakota
ana Northeastern Montana. For wednesday generally
fair weather IS indicated
on the Atlantic Coast winds VIII be hesn west TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26
EUGENE MJIMSEY.

Eugene McJimsey died Sunday az midnight
from heart and kidney troubles at No. 4S West
N.nth-st.. in his sixty-fourth year He was a
son Of Robert McJimsey, wealthy citizen Of
N,w-York and years ago was cashier and man
aging clerk Of DroXeI Morgan * co. on the death
of his half brother Lattimer Bailey he assumed
tie management OF the latters estate Mr. Nc
jim sey vas an elder IN the First Presoyterian
Church and was an active and i1te, iSent worker
IN church and charitable CIR les The funeral Will
be held on Thursday morning IN "he FIRST Fres-
hr.tcr inr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26
THOSE SAVED FROM THE ARIOSTo

Cape Henry Va. Dec. 2.-The Weather Bureau
officials at Hatteras furnish the following list OF
those saved from the wreck OF the steamship
Arlosto: Captain Balnes. Seamen Warren, Reed
pe,topen Anderson Saline Halslng Petersen and
Henroth. The Merritt & Chapman wrecking steam
Rescue passed out OF the Capes last night on her
way 10 the Arlosto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26
PATROL HORSE InPALED on CART TONGUE.

Fire Patrol No. 3, which has headquarters in
,rbirtieth-st. between Seventh and Eighth ayes.
as Going full tilt TO fire in West Fifty -hrst-st
-, night when a garbage wagon came In its way
"a uigbt nave and Forteth-st. One Of the patrol
AZ was impaled on the tongue Of the garbage
nOiSn Jobn j Duhy was the driver Of the IRE
"asoiI' ,rhe alarm had come IN from the house
pa iCAo,ee York at No. 5I West Fifty-hrst-st
OF light damage done. The garbage cart
Ohy aStasen nv Matthew Finnelly. OF No fl9 Tenth
was u" ,ybo was afterward arrested. The wounded
hr.,e was taken away IN an ambulance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26
rrLcl LEWELLER CONMITS SUICIDE.

Utica. y y. Dec 25-Charles H. Schiller,
jeweler Of this city. committed suicide by shoot
ing himself this evening az his home. Financial
embarrassment Is believed TO have been the cause.
Mr. Schiller had been many years in business in
tbs city but his trade had ~ late been declining.
The suicide Of Mr. Schiller Is the fourth that has
occurred here during the last few days
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Gpetiel Noiltes.

Bangs & Co., 81 and Oh Fifth Avenue,
Will sell auction Wednesday and Thursday, Dec u
2s. al 3 T.
LAW BOOKS,
Text Books New York Reports Valuable Works oil Con-
veyaucing New York. and large collection OF Foreign
Reports Canadian. Irish and Scotch
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BUsHRoD UNDERWOOD.

Washington. Dec. 25.-Bushrod Underwood. who
achieved fame as a scout in the Army OF Northern
Virginia died here to-day, ffty-six years old.
Many deeds requiring great GOODNESS and courage
were credited to him by General r. F. Lee and
Colonel John s Mosby, of the Sd Virginia Cavalry.
TO which command he belonged.
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IN NEW YORK CIT
RENITrTANCES.

one cent a copy postage is charged the DAILY
and TRIWEEKLY mail subscribers IN New-Yors 'aty
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RARoH LUDLOW OF HAYWOOD.

1ondon Dec 2-Baron Ludlow Of Haywood
former Recorder Of Exeter and subsequently Judge
Of the Court Of Appeal died to-day in his seventy
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-26

Tribune once. Dec. 20. ] a. m.-The weather yester
day was fair The temperature ranged between ~ and
degrees C05s deeTees being 10 degrees
tower than sunday and degrees lower than the
orresponding day last year.
In near this city to-day there Will probably be fair
aud cold weather
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CAST or THE FIRST VIOLIN"
MUSICAL FARCE AT THE FIFTH AVENUE.
THREE LITTLE LAMBS"

The musical farce of Three Little Lambs +" lately
current in Boston. reached NewYork last night,
and was handsomely presented and cordially well
coined at the Fifth Avenuc Theatre.
Only record OF its arrival can be made now.
II is innocent bit OF frouc: it walks on many
legs IL is blitheiy nonsensical in character: its
text is diversified with many melodies, and It kept
a large audience steadily amused.
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MARRIED..

AU1-LOEwY-on Monday December % 1899, by the
Rev Raphael Benjamin. NJ A. Flora Loewy to Isaac
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rorEcAsr FOR TO-DAY AND "WEDNESDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For Main. ane New-Hampshre. fair: colder to-day
Wednesday fair. continued cold fresh westerly winds
For Massachusetts,. fair to-day. colder In eastern por-
ton Wednesday fair. continued cold; fresh westerly
winds
For the District u Columbia. Rhode Island, Vermont
Connecticut NeW-Ierfey. Eastern NeW-YOTk. Eastern
Pernsyvania Delaware and Maryland. fair. continued
to-day ana Wednesday fresh west to north winds
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CAsT or "THREE LITTLE LANES"
Hungry jim

JACK fIafWlhe $500. =. NHlaih r f'P
David Tooke. President HaIwicke & Tooke Trust Co,
alias Beau Brumme Bob. Thef.................
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LOCAL THEATRES LAST NIGHT.

Sound AMI sweet airs. that give delight ant
hurt not"
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A.-The Kensico Cemetery.-Private station
Harlem Railroad minutes ride from the Grand Centra
Depot. Ofce. 10 East 42G-st.