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The age-herald., 1899-07-07
OFFICERS INSTALLED
Interesting Meeting of Phoenix Lodge
 Knights of Pythias

An interesting meeting of Phoenix lodge. No. 20, Knights of Pythias, was held We'd nesday evening.
 Professor Phil Memoli was initiated in the rank of page, and will at the next meeting be initiated into the csquire's rank The following officers. who were recently elected, were duly installed by Deputy Grand Chancellor M. E. Linnehan: Chancellor Commander-Lee J. Marx Vice ChanceIlor-M. l.. SatterGeld. Prelatc-H. B. Jones.
 Master of Work-J. T. Glover.
 Master of Exchequer-H. M. Austin. Master of Finance-Frank Arrico. Master at Arms-M. Fl. Barr
 Keeper of Records and Seals-M F. Lfn- nehan
 Inner Guard-E. W. Bullock
 Outer Guard-J. T. Livingston.
The age-herald., 1899-07-07
DOCTORS HEFLIN RETURNS
Bring News That Attorney John P. Till
 man is Much Improved

pr. Wyatt Hefiin, of this city, and Dr. H. T. Heflin, of Bessemer have just returned from two months course of study in the Johns-Hopkins hospital, in Baltimore where they have been attending the special lectures and doing special work in the hos pital, which is considered one of the finest in the world.
 pr, Hefiin said yesterday that John P. Ttllman, of this city, who had been under treatment in the hospital, was so much im- proved that he had gone to the springs in North Carolina. Judge J. B. Head is also getting on very nicely. He also said that Miss Lucy Hagood, who is studying in that hospital to be a professional nurse, was making excellent progress. In her cap and apron, he said, she was the handsomest nurse in the whole hospital.
The age-herald., 1899-07-07
RIFLES MONTHLY MUSTER
Non-Commissioned Officers for the Com
 pany Are Named

The Birmingham Rifles held a large mus ter in their armory last night, about forty men being present. The companys uni forms have not arrived yet, but they are expected at any time.
 The following on-commlssioned officers have been appointed for this company: First sergeant, Henry M. Dozer second sergeant, w. N. Hagood; third sergeant Tom Bowron;, fourth sergeant, Reuben Johnston; fifth sergeant, Ben Catchings, and quartermaster sergeant, Elwin Ballard. The corporals are as follows: Hines Fran cis, Clarence Ballard, E. B. Byers, Will Brophy and Jim Long.
The age-herald., 1899-07-07
sufYered from gun Stroke

T. H. Faults, negro drayman, while loading wagon near the corner of Avenue r and Twenty-frst street late yesterday afternoon. fell from sunstroke. An ann buance removed him to his home, and he will recover.
The age-herald., 1899-07-07
Married by Chief Clerk Tarrant

T. S. Hendon and Miss Maggie Cutlery were married yesterday in the probate of- flee by Chief Clerk George B. Tarrant, who is becoming quite an adept at the business. The happy groom and his blushing bride were neatly attired, and appeared to be strangers In the city.
The age-herald., 1899-07-07
ARMOR PLATE PLANT
Commercial Club Will Hear Address
 from Underwood Today

The Commercial club will hold it's regular monthly meeting this afternoon in the club rooms at o'clock, the meeting of the di- rectors preceding at S:30. Representative Underwood of this congressional district will address the club on the armor plate plant which the government is thinking so seriously of building, and it is probable the club will appoint strong committee to, assist MT. Underwood in locating the plant in Birmingham, should the govern ment decide to build 1t at all. The club Will also discuss the Industrial school which has just been located al Hilman.
The age-herald., 1899-07-07
James = Isaum-AIfretta

In their wonderful bicycle act on the high wire. Something sensational in the extreme. At Monroe park at D. m. 7-7-2t
The age-herald., 1899-07-07

As special attraction East Lake has secured the services of James and Miss Alferetta Baum the champion high wire bicycle performers of tho world. VITO will give exhibitions of their sxiii nigat!y aext week. They will iia ,.c .e ,.l- ,yil.. stretched across t.se '',c from the tops of two poles seveniy 1s~t ..s ....a air
The age-herald., 1899-07-07

Go to Asheville, N. C., for the summer. An elegant place to spend your summer va cation.
 Call at Southern railway, or A. G. S. of- flee No. 2019 First avenue for further in- formation. 5-25-tf
The age-herald., 1899-07-07

Before you get your plans and specifications it will pay you to call on Hodgson & Col lignon, Architects, 422 and 423 Chalifoux Building. cod
The age-herald., 1899-07-07
COURT STATISTICS
Both the Matrimonial and Real Estate
 Markets Are Active

The marriage market is unusually active for u season of the year, quite a number Pf ''LJfmits" being issued daily. The fol- Rowing is yesterdays record, as shown by the license book in the probate office: Antonio Sapolino and Mrs. Anna Ragusa T. s.. Henderson and Miss Maggie Gut tery.
 Charlest F.. Raber and Miss Beula I. Blair ColoYed:A oN Ne
 Albert Berry and Lula Houston.
 John Wallace and Estelle Mcqueen. (Pleas Walker and Ida Davs / Bill Whetstone and Bettie Reed.
 Alex Trout and Minto Mozley.
 Dock Sanders and Matilda Larkins.
 The following deeds were filed for record in the probate office yesterday:
 l.. Saxon and wife to J. s. Harris and J. II. Fischback lots Mo- 3 and in block No. II F, Ensley, except mineral rights; consideration, Si00.
 Ella A. Hurley and J. B. Hurley to c. c. Hofer, lot, S712 by no feet at the corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-fifth street: consideration, $30O0
 George bibbe to J. D. Kirkpatrick, block No. in Elizabeth Reese property; con- sderation $45O.
 w. D. Sulzby to James r. Sulzby the north half of lot No. 8, Baltimore Place: consideration, $49375.
 Mrs. T. E. Bcicher to J. M. McCord. dot No. 20 in block No. 104 East Lake; consid- eration, $75.
 Birmingham Loan and Investment com pany to R. H. Vandergrift, lots No. 20 and 21 in block No. 27, Kingston; consideration. s22o
The age-herald., 1899-07-07
PERSONAL.

President Samuel Gilman, of the board Of education, is home for few days from a business trip to Mississippi.
 Dr. Amzi Golden, who has been critically i'll, was resting easy yesterday, and the phy- sicians report him somewhat improved ] w. K. McAdory, clerk of the circuit court, leaves this morning for Montgomery where he goes on official business in con- nection with his office.
 Major W. A. Handley, of Roanoke, has gone to New York to purchase an elevator for the Moore & Handley building in Twen- tieth street, which is occupied by the Met ropolitan hotel.
 The condition of Dr. A. B. Curry pastor Of the First Presbyterian church, was very much improved yesterday. He is now free from fever and his friends have hopes of his early recovery.
The age-herald., 1899-07-07

Hoods Sarsaparilfa insures good digestion and strengthto the vital organs. Insist up- on Hoods.
The age-herald., 1899-07-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

n new sketch. Gardner and Ely will oner one OF
their comediettas. Harry Allister will appear up-
town for the FIRST time Ia many months In his MIN
icry speciality. and other wcll-known performers
who VIII add 10 the general gayety Ed" Latch
tl Ioh,dlc Johnson. Davenport and Lorclla Ray l..
Royce, Moreland Thompson and Roberts the An
selt Sisters, Johnson and Dean etc The concert
to-day cnlisis John T Thorne and Grace Carleton
sam Marion and the Mccoy Sisters. Ray l..
Royce. and twenty other people
some new curiostcs will be introduced AZ Huher's
Fourteenth street Museum INT, week and some OF
those which have been familiar there In tho last few
W''Nf Viii remain There Vii be- the usual Nnudc.
Vile performance in the theatre
Tho principals In Tho Three prasoons" DO
ko,en a Smiths latest operetia To- 10 produced
hy no broadway Theatre opera Company az that
house "a January ~ are the Misses Marxusri,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

Lemon. Linda da Costa. Loonora Gnito. Fannie
Briscoe. Maud l.. Homan. Adele Archer and Mile
slotter, Jerome Sykes, Joseph o'Mara, Richard
Carroll Robert Stuart Plgott. william Clark. Earl
Percy Parks, Edwin r. Carroll and Charles
Hildcsley
The nrs, students matinee OF the stanhope
Wheatcrott Dramatic School for the season will
take place on Thursday January &C. at the Madison
square Theatre Mrs Whea,croft will present o
new one-act drama by George Toten smith en-
titled AT shutdown" and two sketches by Carrie
V Schulicrmann. entitled The Jacquemiuot Rose
and The Rcgghr King" The performance Will
end with scenes from Shakespeare and Sheridan.
Miss Ida nenfcy. who has given many readings
here from time 10 time. IL 60 read the Book ~ job
at the Carnegie Lyceum on Monday evening jan
uary "a She will read tho King James version with
changes from the revised sersoa In some half.
dozen NeTseA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
PETITIONS N BANKRUPTCY

Abraham Strekower. OF No Il West Ohe'". al
and seventeenth-st.. has nled petition " q, .
ruptcy with liabilities S.sos and no assets nv
In no business now. ~ Az. ~
Raphael Stelnthal. OF No. 6sl Eighin,..ssNse =
filed petition In bankruptcy with .,as fcrnes
To three creditors. and no assets ne wa
a provision dealer and Is In no business NV a. 81
Amelia Walthcr, Of No. 40 Grand-s.' 20 AZ 81
n petition I'm bankruptcy, win iaoi""SS
nominal assets s. .l9 ,,,.v A, ~
Royal ! Crane, referee in hankr1pse,, ssStor y
$50 Broadway. had six meetings us Imports
being those 90 George W Lyon. lawls'' .s,sts'
broadway, and formerly surveyor snnno,ss ~
ph .rict Attorney and Morris Schot'lsen,ur Les
cler Of No SO Na-sau-st In the case OF Vim sas
no creditor appeared against nm. ~ .rnis fN ~
nlsd, and he gave notice thar ne wou, Wr Sy.L
laender who has assets OF e.~s. Sh~s'~
lsh was elected trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

week al the Harlem opera House They will play
The Little Host" To The same manner as az The
Herald Square.
4 novelty IN the continuous programme this week
will be found at PROCTOR Twenty third Stree, Thea
tire la the first appearance In this city of the
StTeatOr XouaNos They come from me West thirty
strong preceded hN reputation driilcrs uni per
formers OF military fcnts ana cfulufi0nf Mirr
Kent will supply me dramatic touch iu flD hl
with hs sketch. Jacks Past " The Sisters Narltfr
Will eshibit their daring 600 rho aerial bore. goo B
others are Cnron ana liefhrrf tho Three a. .fD.t
HFothers. Dolly MNstANnr lffnf NaNne GsIfur.
Iazcl and Vernon cf0 rn.iff.a continuous rnu.r rt
orcrs Frederick BOND ani His company. Que WI.
inmr. iuEh Sinufnu. lrurilIH .Iia ana ln4s Sol.
lle nuft thc whitney Brothers nnd many others
A. The Pleasure Palace NJ Proctor offers bill
made 10 ~ vaudeville acts Tho leader ~ the hand
Of entertainers L. Hsnry L. Di.sy. Who will present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

Minor Northumberland Eddy. organist. who
spends most Of his time in Europe. will give re-
cital OF works written for him in South
Church. Madison-ave. and Thrty-eighth-st., on
Monday afternoon. January 23..... The recital which
Rosenthal Will give in Carnegie Hail on Thursday
OF next week will be his only evening recital this
season .....A Alma Webster Powell soprano Will give
concert in Chickering Hall tomorrow evening.
assisted by Florence Terrell, pianofore, and Hubert
Arnold vlolin......H. VI. Hirschberg. manager Cor
David Bispham. sailed for Europe on the Majestic
last Wednesday ...... Gwiym Miles will sing at a
recital 10 be given by Harry Grabof at the New
York College Of Music next Friday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

Victor Maurel will give 4 series of three song
recitals at Mendessohn Hall on Friday afternoons,
February ard February 10. and on Tuesday after
noon. February H. at O'clock The programme
OF the first recital will consist of Italian. German
and French songs. ranging from the seventeenth
century to the present day. The other recitas will
include songs by classic well as contempo-
raneous composers. NJ. Maure will preface each
song by brief analysis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

A Runaway Girl" the attraction at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre will doubtless fill all Of the four
teen weeks OF the current which Mr..
Knowles has allotted Mr. DAILY The melodies in
this musical Play have become thoroughly popu-
lsrizcd. and Miss Virginia Earle Cyril Scott and
James r. Powers have established themselves as
faVoritcs with theatregoers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

UnIaundered Shirts.
AT Soc, 3 FOR Sl.OO
Men, and boys Unlaundered Shirts,
made of special shirting muslin, with
pure linen bosom set in, has every
shirt improvement known; its soc.
shirt for 35o.
AT 45o
Mems Unlaundered Shirts, not so finely
finished as the usual dollar shirt, but
with equal materials as regards muslin
and linen; certainly, as values go,
worth 69c.
Included in this lot are some 75c and
s1OO Shirts from our regular stock that
have been unused little.
REGULAR 81. 90 SHIRTS 7jc.
Our regular dollar Unaundered Shirts
60 into this sale at 1jc. each. No need
to say more. YOU all know the shirt, 3
styles. open-back only, long and short
bosomS, open back and front with full
dress bosoms sizes 1872 TO Is inches, 80
10 81 sleeve measurement
Sl.OO FANCY SHIRTS 65c.
You'll say they are the handSomeSt
you've seen. Fresh, dainty, striped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
Something New in Separate Skirts.

Skirt Spring in cut and new IN material very eneeu
blocks pa numbeIeSS
color black and white effects The SKIRT is
worth seeing only 10 10
promises TO be once leading fashions
for prices they are $40 lining pehn lining sll9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
du mene K6ngin b7anHis
Memories
Mr.. Fellows.
eelectc0o.
Hugo Engle
Trio "Me.se Soienneiie" Rossini
Miss Bond Mr.. DufauIt Mr.. Fellows.
Rosslni

newcomer in ne local pianistic colony. Herr
Josef Weiss. who, to judge by his programmes, Is
equally divided in his devotion between his own
compositions and those OF Brahms. will give
series OF recitals in Mendelssohn Hall. The first
will take place on next Tuesday evening when
Herr Weiss will play the following list OF pieces,
which is ample enough to satisfy the hungrest
lover Of pianoforte music:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
$34S and S525 for Mems $500 and $500
MaCkntOSheS.

double
thoroughly
quality and
$l4S
those splendid blue Of which sold hun
the maker couldn't deliver shouldn't
now 500 Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

The season Of the Lyceum Theatre seems certain
to be devoted entirely 10 "Trelawny OF the Wells"
II is given at the regular eight performances a
lar interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

All kid button, patent leather tip, full
round toe.
All kid button, patent leather tip, me-
dunn round toe.
All kid lace, patent leather tip, low
heel. broad sole, full round toe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

Cloth top, kid fox, patent leather tip,
low heel, broad sole, medium full round
toe.
All kid Lace Shoe, kid tip, low heel,
broad sole, full round toe.
Cloth top Lace Shoe, patent leather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
Second Week of Mems Shirt Sale.

c,
There offered that wouldn't sell in our regular stock
No made here want
shirt
us cost made with good wide full oosons
used asW sell in the regular way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

effects. all the new 90 colorings, and
made up in the same good way that
every "Loeser" shirt is made. These
are the new ones. In addition TO this
we have a few fancy shirts that have
been selling at $3.50 and $500. some Of
them slightly soiled; all so in at Csc
Mems Night Shirts.
AT PC
Not going to say much about it; won't
need to; re. would just about pay for
the materials; plain white or fancy, IA
10 10 inch neck.
AT 45c.
A Muslin Night Shirt, the quality Of
the 75c ones, and the size and trimming
OF the dollar ones. Either plain white
or fancy trimmed.
AT 45c.
The very best Domet Flannel Night
Shirt sold under s5c.
Pajamas.
AT 100
Mems Domet Flannel Paamas our
regular Sl.00 quality, Mems Cheviot
Paiamas. our regular sl.25 quality. all 79c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15


Here is the programme for the concert Al popular
prices In the Metropolitan opera House this even
ing;
Torssdor sons '"r TsTr Van K.oy "'s'
Balisde de Victor Hugo Ia NSneee du Timeais, sx,.
Miss Mar, Brema
pssshsnsie ,rsrsmOn ct h'uei' T ToSnSs
Nine Marcella sembrioh
"semramde" Rossini
b ''bonjouT suson Herman pe'r'e'
waltz Woe al Iru'ay vera .......J Strauss
..,.- r...,u Mms NArceiiA semorich scsuber,
h Nous nous aimsrons - Amhurs' "eooer
p.. Mcsi AsGomR3 6ws ss 'n iso SPo'eI Erik
b 'son,ags Rhen". ,;............s chumann
Herr Van Rooy ,,.-s.
'''''' conducior sgnor Bevgnan
The Boston Symphony Orchestra will visit New
York this week for the third time this season
Fraulein Mka Ternina will he the solo singer. and
the programmes are as follows;
wEDNSDAY AFTERNOON NETWORK.
SYMPHONY No. =. Italian Mendsssohn
Aria from Cost fan lutte Moasft
Msi,.es arranged for orcbesra by wilhelm Gericksl.
THURSDAY EVENING. NETWORK.
Overture. "Frescha'l Weber
s syin rom Der Frecnai1 Weber
ysrs,ioSs on an o1snaI wagner
Prelude 10 'The Master Singers OF Nuremberg Wagner
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. BROOKLYN.
Overture to 'Freschatz ...................:w Weber
Aria from "cos fan lutte Mozart
""'''s' tsed COP for orchestra by wilhelm Gercksj
srs irS NJ e IN fat major op co Bee,hoven
SATURDAY EVENING. BROOKLYN
'Aoadenic' overture. Brahms
Aria from Der FrelschGtz Weber
Symphonic variations original theme, op rs Dvorak
Symphony No J. D minor op. ,vO:kmann
Programme Of Punket Greene's second recital at
Chamber Music Hall. on Monday afternoon:
.Io.ePs l, li,g.r Joseph Joseph ~''n."
'Die N9nsen' Brahms
Tons Sas 4 MY E sss. 'S's 5sp' W. Dy0TA
..Ths pa,iie ~ Peusum ...........C V stanford
.... Traditional Airs
'TDimanche raun' french p, so.,,.,,,, r,,.on,-.v
'ss.g..,s Thy u.r.s. oIuasa'n r''nol. KorS''
The Msa'sfi wind 1n'h Arranged by 4. l.
IT, TT , p- So dr.s N'''n.', '' y S' s.
'Ire 'aoa, Cats ln'm Arranged by g ' stanford
Heinrich Ne,n and Townsend u Fellows are
s,yinr IA seres 0f Thursda, morning sons r'ci'as
IN fhe Carnegie i.yc.pn. hesinnins 81 u O'Clock
Tho second ~ tte sefies h' 81 Fellow VIII take
pials most Thufsfay With fnis programme
..i" az. 81, r.sa's. ua..rs o., ~. piano sss
hfftr. ~ ths "san o.,
N'' a.s N,..l. i..ar. nant
'''' Itaf'.. ua,.sH
~ 4. "a, t.s r.n. asaa rem..
..l.ut.g' ..ss
slsh lasis il,h ........... ........... uus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

This l. TO be an extra ordinary week IN opera
Two works will be added 10 the current list al the
Metropolitan. and there viii be two extra SUD
scription representations IN the NibelunS cycle
.r,le waikure" on Tuesday and "Segfried' on
Thursday Both dramas have been heard mere
earlio- In tho season but there VIII he changes III
the cast and doubtless an Improvement In the per
forrnAnces due 20 the increased study ana ue
special ambition excited by the CIRCUMSTANCES "a
tn cases Those who have been careless on the
subject may learn one OF the meanings OF wagner
ism nv simple glance al the list OF performers.
Observe Nine schumann-Heink taking the part o.
one OF the Rhine daughters and OF Waltrante' ana
Herr Dippe so insignificant part as IRON ana
singing and acting IN them "a II they were oil 'he
frs, Importance II is that spirit which Is IN inc
near future 20 reEencrate the operate stage III
other departments than the Wagneran. The al
di,icns 10 the cast are Aida" on Monday eNehi's'
and les Huguenois" on Wednesday ana tne caS'S
Of these and tho Nihcung operas are as toilo"S'
AIDA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
MUSICAL MATTERS.
THE WEEKLY CALENDAR-A BUSY WEEK
IN OPERA HOUSE AND CONCERT
ROOM PROGRAMMES
AND CASTS

acknowledgements Opera House sl5 p m, v con- ,bs
cert: No. 81 Irving Place. y. m. concert by 'ie
Names String quartet.
Monday metropolitan Opera House, p. m, i.s'-
ian opera Aida: Broadway Theatre, :, p III;
comic operetta. The Little Corpora H i
week.: American Theatre. Sis y. m 0peiah ~
English, "Lohengrin" (all week., Chamtper
Music Hall. p. m. song recital D! 'u Rng
Greene: Waldorf Astoria, Has a. M MT ib9ak
hy's musical morning; Christian science h"
$50 D. m. song recital by Albert o. Ihiess'
ruesday-Me,ropolitan Opera House. German lnan
opera D. m. Die Waikure" Mendelssohn
Hall SIS D. m panoforte recital ny 'os''
Weiss.
"wednesday Metropolitan Opera House. p; M
French opera. Les Huguenots'; carnegie mn AZ
2S0 D. M concert by the Boston symphony vi,
chostra: SIS p m. pianoiorte recl'd, o ~? ILL ~
Sauer Waldorf Astoria. II Is a; m, lecture ny
Elliott Schenck Die Gotterdamineruhs ..
Bartholomew Hall. lecture by Ihomas w
Surrettc on "Das RheinGold.
Thursday Metropolitan opera House; p; m.
German opera, 'Siegfried' Carnegie Han, S.lo
d m. concert by the Boston symphony VI
chestra: Chamber Music Han. y. m, song r.,
a m song recital by Townsend FL Fellows; 81
Thomas Church. D. m. free organ reSl'di y!
Walter {. Gale.
FRIDAY Metropolitan Opera House. p m; fretncn
opera. Faust. Academy Of Music. ffrookiyh.
concert by the Boston symphony Orchesua .
New-York College Of Music. y. m cohCer' ~
Harry Grabon
Saturday Metropolitan Opera House p. m. TIA,
ian opera Don Giovanni ? m rT ,t
Brooklyn SIS y. m. Concert ,,ny. e,s s,x ~
symphony Orchestra No. l26 West Sixty-siNA,u,h-
~ 10 a m lecture nv Hannah smith on ne
Sonata. Haydn and Mozart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

In the matinee performance OF Don Giovanni
on saturday afternoon Mime. S0vine viii replace
Mime. scmhrich. hut otherwise she cast will ee as
heretofore. In the Saturday evening performance
~ "Romeo ct Junctte" the utular roles will be
horne by NJ SaleEa and Miss Suzanne Adams
Carmen viii be given TO morrow week, with Van
Roov as Escamiio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

'Phroso" will run indefinitely at the Empire
Theatre. and no play will be needed there
this season. Mr. Frohman is DESTROYS. however. OF
presenting some Of the new plays which he has on
hand and Will have certain special matinees at
which these Will be seen. Three Of the plays are
now I'm rehearsal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

Variations and fugue theme by Handel.
op ~
RhaDSpdie, op. 20, No. o'anms
IntermezzO In A major. op. IFS. ...............
Rhapsodle. op. ~. No. 2.....................-: -
''I.ieheserinnerune'' from op 2o ...........)
'IetenswoCen Iosaf WeisS
Notwithstanding Observation-Disclosures.
''Wicdefgefunden' ...............-........
Internlezzo op % In G minor Louis V. Saar
Humoreske OF. TO- No 2. in @ major. Tschaikowsh
srcnade Cd 90 No. .. In n major ...............
Idyl % No. l. in @ minor ............ 'oldini
Idyl OBJ % No. g. IN r sharp minor. ...........)
I'm Old Kentucky" on. SO. No. American Dance
Bruno Oscar Klein
Scotch Rhapsoie Josef weiss
Emil Sauer will give his first pianoforte recital
in Carnegie Hall next Wednesday evening when
he Will play the following pieces;
Andantino and variations SchuoeIt-Iausg
Sonata. "Appassonata. op. 57............ Beethoven
Tomanee op- ~ NO schumann
Toccata. op '''")
Holero OF. ".
beiCeuse, op.
Nalse. ~ Observation-Disclosures.
Rigaudon op 2o4 No ran
lhebesranfle NO s"'
'Sercnade FRANCHISE
'Nurmure Gu vent (etude) ......................S
''Tannhauser overture Wagner-Lhszt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

Box Calf Lace Shoes, kangaroo top,
cafskin tip, suitable for skating heavy
winter wear and a good walking shoe.
All kid button, kid tip, low heel,
broad sole. full round toe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15
An Opening of Dinner Sets
And a Serious Break in the Prices.

This showing collection Dinner Sets about IS kS hr
English porcelain and full regular ST.
sets on beautiful tiavland china