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New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
THE SNOWFALL VERY LIGHT.

PREDICTION OF THE WEATHER BUREAU THAT
1T WILL CLEAR AND GROW COLDER TO-DAY.
last night and clothe the earth in a mantle OF
white but with no more success than two or
three other occasions this winter. The street pave
nnents were so warm that the little snow that did
fall was melted soon as il touched the surface.
The amount which fell very small in actual
quantity Up 20 10 o'clock only seven one-hun-
dredths Of an inch had fallen It is expected that
the weat ather will clear to-day and that the tenn
perature will fall. With the clearing weather will
probably come a high wind
Chief Moore Of the Weather Bureau out
from Washington yesterday afternoon the follow
ing bulletin:
Warnings for high northeasterly winds dis
played along the coast from the Delaware Break
water TO Cape Cod. The storm central over North
Hatteras IS moving northeasery. High north
last winds tonight shifting to northwest by Fri
day
Speaking of the winter thus far. one of the Of
hcals of the local Weather Bureau said day or
two ago:
degrees For the last thirty years this average has
been "a degrees For the first half of the present
month the temperature has averaged 81 degrees. or
but one degree higher than the average tenpeIa-
ture the last thirty years. The rainfall in De
the January rainfall. but we have had less rain
than usual This fact accounts for the almost con
1t is. dificult TO give an opinion upon the much
growing milder and more open. The snowfall early
In In isss isss and 1900 less than an inch Of snow fell
in December, while during the same month in 1883,
s hand an9 as s and the s1Tee s'fe for
the first winter month OF 1856 1890 and 1895 So far
these vagrant flakes quickly disappeared; One can
opens There viii be enough cold and snow ahead
70 please every one. fancy.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
GEO. CLINT Co.
As.4s s1D'47 WEsT. .2sssr.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: ISLAND I5e WEST I9" STREET.
DIR. MOORES REINSTA TENEN7'
HIS SUSPENSION WITHDRAWN BY COM
MISSIONER KELLER AND HE
RETURNS TO BELLEVUE.

Dr. J. W. Moore, who was suspended some uass
ago by John W Keller, Commissioner OF Cnarlues'
resumed yesterday his duties ds member OF the
medical house stan of Bellevue Hospital Mhen
asked about Dr. Moore's TO duty yesterday
afternoon, DR.. George Taylor Stewart, superln-
tendent of the hospital said: ''All can say Is
that / received letter from Commissioner Keller
TO the effect that he had reinstated Dr Moore
This order OF reinstatement went Into effect on
Wednesday night"
At the time Dr. Moore was suspended Commis-
sioner Keller said that after reading the testimony
given by DR.. Moore at the Hilliard inquest he
thought il showed that DR. Moore had been negh-
seur and he had therefore suspended him. A
transcript of the evidence was sent 10 the Cornlt
of Five Of the Medical Board OF the hospltal.
Soon after this committee was appointed IL de-
cided that the work of caring for the patients In
the alcoholic and the insane wards was too much
for inferno and IL assigned one inferno TO have
charge of the alcoholic ward and another 10 attend
10 similar duties in the insane ward DR.. Moore
had had charge Of both wards This action was
considered favOra ble TO DR.. Moore The reinstated
doctor was in charge Of Ward No. yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
PIPE SMOKE CAUSES FIGHT.
COLUMBIA FRESHMEN ASSERT THEIR
RIGHTS AND BATTLE WITH SOPHO-
MORES FOR AN HOUR.

The Columbia freshmen and sophomores had a
lively battle yesterday which resulted in many
bloody noses blackened eyes and cut features. The
freshmen outnumbered their opponents four to one.
Trouble began early in the afternoon. when Bayard
Boysen 'O4. started 10 smoke pipe on the campus.
The freshmen maintained that their victories in the
cane sprees gave them this privilege. The sopho-
disputed this right. The boys of 04, who had
planned their demonstration at a class meeting in
the morning. gathered together dressed in clothes
which could not be damaged. They Haunted two
pipes in the faces of handful of sophomores who
happened to be strolling about.
The latter. fifteen in number, looked at the ranks
of their enemies. one hundred strong and decided
that while something must be done they were not
strong enough to do 1t. They sent for reinforce
ments. The freshmen emboldened by this lack of
opposition, started a parade. This the last
straw TO the '03 boys. who although only twenty
five in number. went over 10 South Field and began
a rapid battle with the despised "freshies, After
an hours scrimmage the juniors decided that the
struggle draw. because the frcshmen'S adVan-
tage was outweighed by their superior numbers.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Foreign Missions Boards conference, Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. 9:30 a. m.
Confederate Veteran Camp. eleventh annual din
ner. Waldorf-Astoria, evening.
Dinner. Hamilton College Alumni, Hotel Savoy
$50 D.
Annual dinner Polytechnic Club. of Brooklyn,
Institute Building, evening.
Addresses on Civic Righteousness" by Frank
Moss and Captain James d. Clifford. Bethany
ifth-St, evening.
Young Mems Republican Club. No. 253 Eighth
entertainment, evening
Celebration sXteth anniversary, Broadway
Taberna Gle, service p. m.
Address to newsbovs, President Guggenheimer or
the Council, No. Duane-st., evening.
Farewell reception for Bishop Coppn. Bethel
Church. West Twenty-hfth-st, evening
Manhattan Liberal Club, No. 220 East Fifteenth
St. p. m
New-York Microscopcal Society regular meeting.
No. 64 Madison-ave, y. m.
PEOPLES Institute. lecture by John Barrett, on
The Interests OF the United States OF America In
the Philippines Cooper Union. p. m.
Board of Education free lectures p m: Public
school No 80 No 224 East Eighty-eighth-st. An
Evening Of Scottish Song Miss A. Murray; insti1
tute Hall No 21s East One hundred and -siXth-st
Across the Grand Canyon to Point sublime q
W James: West Side Auditorium. No 3lS West
Fifty-seventh-st. Generation of Electricity W
w Ker; Young Mems Benevolent Association No
81 East Broadway. France Since Waterloo, I.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
NETWORK CITY.

The Committee Parks Of the Board Of Alder
men will give a hearing to-day at o'clock on the
playground and gymnasium project for Seward
Park
The Feast OF St Agness will be celebrated on sun
day. January 27 in St Agnes's Church, Forty-third-
st. near Lexington-ave with solemn pontifcal
mass al II O'Clock. Bishop Kelley Of Savannah, will
celebrate the mass and Archbishop Corrgan will
preside in the sanctuary.
The Young Mems Republican Club will give a
vaudeville performance and smoker at its rooms
No .53 Eighth-ave. on Saturday evening. Pro
fessor Morris assisted by Charles McMurray, will
furnish music. s L. Dennson and II. stephens
who will assist him. have selected number OF per-
formers for a varied vaudeville programme ~
Talcott Williams. Of Philadelphia, will speak next
Sunday afternoon In the West Side Auditorium. No
3is West Fifty-seventh-st. on "Christiani and
Confucanism." making fair comment on the re-
cent speech OF the Chinese Minister, WI Ting fang
District Attorney Philbin has received a letter
from Governor Ode informing him that there will
be a public hearing Monday in the case OF
Lorenzo Priori now in the death house, for the
murder Of Vincenzo Garaguso
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
FOR PLEASURE CRUISING ONLY.
THE MAIDEN TRIP OF THE NEW uAN,Rr-Rc
AMERICAN STEAMER PRINzEsSIN VIC
TORTA LTISE.

The steamer PrinZessin Victoria LuIse. which the
Hamburg American Line has built for pleasure.
cruising only, arrived here yesterday from Ham
burg, Boulogne and Plymouth her maiden trip
In the ten days and six hours which We're required
for the voyage the vessel had an opportunity to
prove her seawOrthiness On January II, in Ioncl-
tude 49, q very gale from the northeast
was encountered which suddenly changed to the
north. The heavy seas boarded the vessel fire.
quenty. but beyond damage some of the rails
nothing serious occurred There were eighty-two
passengers board.
The Prinzessin Victoria Lulse is new departure
IN the transatlantic passenger service She IS de-
signed for the excursion business strictly. No
mails. cargo steerage passe ngers viii be carried
passengers. She is $50 long, AZ feet i'm width
and has a depth OF 30 feet She the twin
type, has pole masts, tunnels and
the bow. Her forcmast is crossed by a small
military yard for the display OF signals. The Mt
tings and furnishings Of the vessel luxurious.
The stateroom arrangements are unique,
upper berths are supplied. The saloons hand
somely furnished and decorated with reading
rooms. a library, gymnasium and stage for
By Captain Sauermann, OF the Imperial Naval
Reserve. She will sail for cruise In the West
Indies In a few days.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
THREATENED DEATH TO GET $500.
BANK PRESIDENT AND HIS DAUGHTER BLACK
MAILED

Ashtabula Ohio. Jan 17-Robert Johnson, jr
a Young colored man. whose home IS at Jefferson
this county is under arrest here charged with
blackman. A short time since y. f. French. pres
ident Of the First National Bank, at jefferson,
received letter in which he and his daughter were
threatened with death If he failed to leave $3.50
on the steps Of the county fair building before
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. decoy package
was placed on the steps. and officers concealed
themselves in the building Finally Johnson made
his appearance and arrested. The officers
believe others implicated.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
THE LONDON WOOL nARKEr.

London Jan. 1.-THE offerings at the wool sales
10 day numbered 3522 bales including a good selection
~ scourels Mcrnos IN active demand at 10 per
cent ab"v" tn" october average There de
mand for crosshredS which were In larger supply
sold Fine grades firm. and medium and lower
grades steadier Cape Of Good Hope sold
Continental
the sales: New South Wales-2OuO bales. secured n
Is +a4d; er"asy. 5i4d102d. Queensland 500 bales
bales bales secured, 6Adals 6'sd, greasy, 5'sqod South
l0=d. Vest hustraila-lloo bales; greasy. 4is6Ts.d
Tasmania 30 bales greasy. Ia4d. New Zealand-3 200
hales secured. Iledms Ii2d; greasy, +a9d. Cape OF
Good Hope ana 1,3oO bales: secured Is 2dais Sd
greasy. fH7iad.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
BELLEVUE DOCTORS PUZZLED.
A PATIENT IN THE INSANE WARD WHO
SAYS HE HAS BEEN SANDBAGGED

The doctors at the insane pavilion of Bellevue
Hospital are much puzzled over the case Of John
Hunter, thirty-one years old, who was registered
AT the insane pavilion last Tuesday a pattern
maker living a No = Christopher-st. On the
complaint of Robert Sector, Of No 36S West Nine
tieth-st Magistrate Mayo. in the jefferson Market
court committed Hunter 10 the Tombs For some
reas transferred &c the insane pavilion at
Bellevue. Since his incarceration in that place he
declares that he has been Sandbagged and that his
mind Is : clear any ones. SO persistent has
Hunter been and so CircumStantial is the story he
tells the physicians almost convinced that
he is telling the truth They are investigating
his statement.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
WORCESTER TRACTION COMPANY MEETS

MASSACHUSETTS LAW STANDS IN THE WAY OF
EFFECTING 4 DEAL.
TIE Worcester tMass.) Traction Company had it's
annual meeting at Newark y. j.. yesterday, and
elected Board OF Directors A. George Bullock
representing a syndicate of Boston capitalists in
terested in the merger OF the Worcester Traction
and Worcester Consolidated system with other
lines, was elected director The combination will
give line from Worcester to F'tchburg Mass
distance OF fifty miles. with subsidiary lines ex-
tending from Worcester to Spencer MiIbury. Graf
ton. Marlboro and Webster
1t had been expected that deal would be effected
al the meeting yesterday, a price has been
agreed upon a reason given for "a cton was a
provision OF the Massachusetts law whlcn II,
the way. The Worcester Traction Companv ia
capitalized at 8 10000 The price named is i0 for
preferred and 40 for common stock
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
HOME NEWS.
PRoMINENr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Won Lusius. of Berlin; Dr.
Lehman, of Berlin. FIFTH .AVENUE-Lieutenant
w de Bodiseo. of the Russian army; George w.
Aldrich of Rochester. GIISEY-S. B. Vrooman
OF Philadep phia. GRAND-General f. NJ. Honman
of EImira HOLLAND-The Right Rev. James D.
Murray. of Queensland. lMPERlALt-CoIonel n. l.
Hourh Of Washington d. c. SWITZERLAND
DR. James Letter. OF Washington, d. c. NOR-
MANDIE-R. Tanbata NJ. Toyonaga and 5. Hag-
Marchand. of Washington. D. c.: Judge E d.
Matthews, of Helena, Mont; Rene Vos. Belgian
Consul to Sydney, y. S. w. WALDORF-Judge
G. NJ Lambertson of Lincoln Neb.; Seymour Van
Santvoord, of Troy.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
GROWTH IN PERSONAL TAX LIST.
MORTGAGES ASSUMED TO BE ASSETS AND
ALL HOLDERS OF THEM ASSESSED

It said yesterday the office OF the Tax
Commissioners that the list of New-Yorkers who
have been assessed for personal property this year
contains about ten thousand more names than were
the list last year There is little doubt that the
names of thousands Of who have personal
property subject 10 taxation are on the list. The
number of men who flock every day to the office of
the Tax Commissioners 10 off their personal
taxes is proof that the Commissioners will be com
PEELED 10 strike from the books large percentage
of the names.
One reason for placing many names on the
list, II was disclosed yesterday. investiga-
ton Of the records which show the ownership of
mortgages President Feitner of the Tax Depart
ment said Yesterday that. while the mortgages are
not taxed directly, they are regarded as assets
and the holders of the mortgages being assessed
in consequence. The difficulty OF swearing off per
sonal taxes will be increased in many cases by the
records OF the mortgages
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
CAyAJoHARTE "GETs RELIGION.

Canajoharie. N. Y. Jan. II CspeciaD.-A midweek
Sunday prevailed here to-day, nearly all business
places and saloons being closed in difference to the
evangelistc movement which is being conducted
by the Rev. DR.. Walter and Professor Eichhorn
Union prayer meetings began in twenty cottages at
a. m, and religious services were held nearly
every hour all day. So far the movement has been
without sensation, but great results may follow
nevertheless. -
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
GRAND JURY MINUTES DENIED COUNSEL.

The motion made by Sumner b. Stiles, counsel to
the Bellevue nurses Dean, Davis and Marshall. 10
allow him TO inspect the minutes of the Grand
Jury which indicted them the charge of man.
slaughter in the first degree. denied yesterday
morning by Judge CoWing Stiles claimed the Moli-
neux case as a precedent but the Judge said that
II did not apply 20 the present instance. The trial
VIII go on, probably. Monday.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
ELEVATED ROAD TO BE EXTENDED

1t was reported yesterday that the Manhattan
Railway Company had finally completed negotia-
tOns for extending its Third-ave. line from the
present terminus at one -hundred-a nd venty-
seventh-st. TO FOrdham and thence through the St.
Johns College grounds to Travers-st. Bedford
Park thus enabling il to reach Bronx Park, and
that the entire extension would be constructed by
July !.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
NOTES or THE STAGE.

II is announced tina; Miss Ada Rehan has recov-
cred from her recent attack Of grip ard from the
prostration due to the death of her mother and
viii appear in Sweet Nell OF Old Drury' at the
Knickerbocker Theatre tonight. On Monday
ming y. Q. Goodwin and Miss Maxine Elliott will
present when We Were Twenty-one''
William II. Cranes engagement in David Har-
um" at the Garrick Theatre will end on Saturday
evening. February . The rest Of the season at the
Garrick Theatre will be given Captain Jinks of
more will appear, and to the company known as
Charles trohman's Comedians Their first play
the Odeon Theatre. Paris, entitled An Historical
Chateau.
Herbert Kelcey and Miss Efle Shannon will con-
tinue in My Lady Dainty at the Madison Square
Theatre until Saturday evening, February O. after
which time they viii 10 the Park Theatre. Bos-
ton They will be followed the Madison Square
titled @On the Quiet in which willie" Golfer
and his company will appear.
Mrs Noah who before her marriage was Miss
Sadie Morris a member Of Charles Frohman's com
panies died yesterday morning from typhoid fever.
Her brother. William Morris. who was playing in
ried 10 his sisters bedside but found her dead
The burial will take place in Boston tomorrow.
on the application OF Charles L. Hoffman counsel
for Albert H. Woods and Patrick II. Sullivan. a
half brother Of Senator T. d. Sullivan. Justice
Beach, in the Supreme Court, yesterday, reopened
the Judgment against Mr. Honman's clients which
granted by default after an inquest held by
Justice Freedman. The grew out Of differ
ences concerning the play, THE Bowery After
Dark"
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18

What are these sack suits that
are marked down to Sis?
Suits cut from long-wearing
worsteds and long-popular rough
CheviOtS.
Suits in various shades of Ok
fords, browns, green's, blues, and
combinations of these colors.
Coats cut loose and baggy and
some that are "cut in.
Suits made for this winter, not
the dregs of last winter.
Suits that were mostly S2o,
$2a, SIS and $2S-a little of
everything you see.
Sizes 81 to 35, SIS.
Sizes 55 to 46, Sis.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
25S Broadway, cor Warren,
and and Warren St.
$50 Broadway, Prince We NIL orders
1860 Broadway 32d, by mail
and 81 West 33d st.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK-THURsDAY JAN. II. 1901
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
. With mdse TO Frcderiek GSyiand Co. Limited Ar
Majestic CBr. smith, Liverpool January and
the White star Line Arrived at the Bar at
With %G f % re- MS TaS% a Hsa a, hs Bar
MIA B9sns Ys~ss;'s sssss 6 Ps'smssE sansg
steamer Bremerhayen Dutch, MINES Swansea Janu-
steamer Manhanset C7r,. Jenkins Leh Decemt~r %
Sisslner LADY Ioeey ,r cook. sunderland December
smsrF yny as RdnoEne and i ymoh e w5 s.
saloon passengers 10 the Hamburg American Line. Ar
60 IN ballast to e II Randebrock Arrived at the Bar
& s es5n a @ ss PTssa 5 6.tS. s
steamer Kaar Irtnce ,lir,. smythe santos December
IS RIO Ia Jsueo 20 and - Lucia January O. with coffee
steamer Eastern Prince d,D Jackman santos Decem-
steamer PhHenix Cror Larsen IAsuna January and
with %s E Arms:rons S s'TT @TTVsa %"d"sy at 'he Bsr
steamer Kansas cl,y. Fisher Savannah January 10
steamer Waccamaw. FIckett Georgetown > G. January
- with lumber and naval stores to Atlantic Coast L.um
steamer Princess Anne Davis. Newport News and Nor
steamer cur stream. swain Philadelphia. wi,h mdsa
Steamer city OF Macon Savage. Boston. mdse o
ocean - Co
sandy Hook. y !. Jan II. $50 p Wind northwest;
light; thick and showing
SAILED
Steamers Alamo. Galveston. Arabstan Cir), Monte
Nid'o. la Champagne ttr. HavEe
Jacksonville; Potomac tFrl Iauen-
burg, Jcremi" castle. Philadelphia:
tNorl. Oport" Hamilton, Norfolk Newport News
Bremen Powhatan CBrj Venice etc ',''' W.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Lond%n Ian l7-sailed. steamer Mnnehaha 'Rr,. Rob
Plymouth Il 73o a n.-saied steamer Graf
Waldersee tG"J. Ilopn Hamburg. New York
Head. Passed. BrookIvu CITY
(i}rl. King New York Bristol
s. Michaeis. Ian l6-Arrived previously. steamer
HIElen GIn. IHlforl. Yokohama. Via Shanghai Hong
Kong, etc for New York Uor coaD
Moyl!e Jan lI-Arrived. steamer Astoria (Br) Wilson
Tory Island Jan /. Passed, steamer Astoria (sr).
Wilson. York Tor Glasgow
Queenstown. Jan II. IO:l5 m-SaiIed steamer
Oceanic tl3rl, Cameron. from Liverpool for
punkirk Jan l5-Sailed steamer Vera (Br Glover.
New
Cherhourg. IL 40 p Sailed. steamer Auguste
Victoria 0ie. kaempr, from Hamburg and Southampton
New York.
Hamburg. Jan Sailed. steamer Laura (Bn. Yule.
New York
Htttordam Jan Il 10 a m-Sailed steamer Amsterdam
Ubutchp. EUnsma. BoulOgue and New York.
Vincent, c Y, Jan iI-Arrved previously.
Marstow ,BD. Irout Table Bay for New York
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
THE BAILEY MAKES 3O.S8 KNOTS.
HEw TORPEDO BOAT DESTROYER is THE FAST
Est VESSEL IN THE NAVY.

Newport, r. J.. Jan i (SpeciaD.-The torpedo
boat destroyer Bailey had official trial trip here
to-day, and she attained a speed Of BOSS knots an
hour. The builders guarantee was 30 knots an
hour. and the Bailey exceeded the guarantee by
almost knot. This speed been
taned by any vessel in the United States Navy.
thus making the Bailey the fastest boat the Gov
ernment will own which is gratifying 10 the build
ers. who the Gas Engine and Power Company
and Charles l. Seabury & Co, she is of their
design and is equipped with the Seabury
Rines and boilers. The final official trip for the
TWO hour run will take place on Saturday next and
judging from tO-day's performance the Bailey
should not have any difficulty ia making the guar
antee Of 60 knots IN the hours tne.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
STOLEN STOCK RECOTERED.
REPLEvINED YESTERDAY IN HANDS OF
LADENBURG, THALMANN & co.

Rochester. y. Y. Jan. 1.-THE fact that Eon c.
Galusha OF this city robbed OF stock GER
tificates valued at nearly 5000 Sunday, Sep
ternber Is last, has just been made public. The
robbery. which is supposed TO have been accom-
plished by organized band of pickpockets. took
place in the lobby Of the local postofflce Mr..
Galusha did report the matter robbery,
but persistenty advertised the certificates lost,
Offering 500 reward for their return Yesterday
the Sheriff Of New--York County. at New-Y2rk re-
plevined the stock which was in the hands of
responsible NewYorI firm Of brokers, who had
received il from London.
II is quite evident that the thieves disposed OF
the stock in London. and as there We're 100 shares
Of Southern Pacific Railway stock. all indorsed
with Nj Galusha's name. together with seven
shares of Northern Pacific Endorsement Of which
probably forged II is safe 10 say that between
$1,000 and 81 900 realized by the robbers
The Sheriff Of NeW-Y0rk County has replevned
10O shares OF Southern Pacific Railway stock
which were stolen on September 13 from the pocket
# Elon = Galusha. IN the postoffice in Rochester
y Y. It w9s ascertained recently that the securi-
ties were in the possession Of Ladenburg. Thai
mann & Co. q No. ~ Wall-st. a request
have the securities transferred on the books OF
Southern Pacific Railway Company having
been refused Since the Sheriff repleyined the
stock the bankers have said through their counsel
hold London broker who sent the bonds 10 them
recently. Mr.. Gausha will get his bonds back
however even If it is impossible to trace the bonds
back the thief who picked his pocket.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 21 Sunset a m Moons age %
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandv Hook a2s Gov. Island Hell Gate 7:49
PM-Sandy Hook 5:5s Gov. Hell Gate S:l9
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
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finely illustrated. Price 25 cents.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18

METROPOLITaN OPERA HOUSE.
GRAND OPERA SEASON I9OO-I9OI.
Under the direction OF MIR. Maurice Grau.
To night at 7;+5-DIE WALkJRE tin GERMANY.
Mines. Ternina. SChumann- Heink NorliCa; NM Van
Dyck. Bass. Bertram. Conductor. Damrusch.
sat Aft. Jan. -. q lie CID Gin French. Mines
I.ucenne Breval and Melba; NM Jean and Ed de
Reszke Sizes and PlanCon. Conductor. MancineTi.
sat Ey,g Jan, 10 at s at Popular Prces-DER
FLiEGENDE HOLiHANDER tThe Flying Dutchman)
CiadSki DippeI
BIass Damroscb
Ev &. a Sl5- Grand Popular Concert In
addition 10 miscellaneous Rossini's STARAT
MATER will be performed SOolsts EOrdica
Schen and Schumann Heink: NM Imbart de la Tour
Campanar and Pancon. together with
and Chorus. Conductor Mr. ManCnelH.
Mon Ey y'S, Jan. II. s15-LA BOHEME Gin ItaI-
lam Mines. Mebd and Schef Saleza. Ciilibsrt.
Journet and Campanari Conductor. MancIneIli.
We'd Ev'E Ian. ~ S-DON GIOVANNI din Ital-
anl Mines Nordica, Schen Gadsk. Ie
Reszke Sagpac Journet Scotti Conductor Man
cinel.
Fri Ev'g. Jan. q at S-TRISTAN IND ISOLDE
Tin German Mines Ternina and SChumann Henk: NM
Jean and Ed de Reszke. Muhlmann Bispham. con
GuCtor. DamrOsCh.
WEBER PIANO USED.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-18
TO-DAY.

MONDAY, JANUARY 2l.
Pretoria. bermuda, Quebec. 700 900
Jefferson, Norfolk. Old Dominion. 300 m