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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-16

fittli9 b6bsr enttpidefte WenIden, bic
benz eieenen @sl6it au6 in reifem gls
ter nod als 9rititsr unb Ridter gee
seniiberiteben, iOltsn bon BEN 9runOs
iube a~usssben: .aud mein Sinh lit
elm Menf9 unb nitts WenIdli6es
pirb ibm auf bic 9duer gang fremb
bleiben!"
0iefem Weni6liftn aber, fei ss
gut, lei es b0ie, i9On in Der anpIpe
nafsufpiiren, es gu beben, gu entpi>
deln. gu 5iiseln, bds lit bic sebptene
RiidIidt uuf bic SnbiOibuaIitGt, ber:n
iebe @rsiebung iid befleibissn IoIte.
Simmer aber muB babel bds auss
auf elm bOberes, alIsemeiues 3iel sez
riatet bleiben. Ridt nur, mas in Der
3utunft niibIid unb sebeibli9 iein.
mas in Der Melt unb Der 9eIeGf9aft
anftoBen unb abftobsn tonnts, IoGl aIs
Mabftab bisnen, fonbern bic f9Dne
Sreibeit elmer eblen Snbtpibualitdt, bic
pdbr rebet unb redt banbelt, bic FiA
gu entriiiten unb gu beseiitern, gu fra
fen unb gu peraeiben, gu gebor4en unb
gu befeblen permag. limb bic ibre 4uz
gen nidt blinben lGbt bon Sanb unb
S6ein. BON rein duBerli6em Slid
unb eefdIi6ten Mertben, tpie iie uns
iere 3eit an Stele Der ipabren Glitter
unb Der tpirtliden grfolse gu ieben 10
eifris uno 10 fiesreid ii9 bemiibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-16
Der Saas Ia, 10. SabrbunSert.

Die @eI9i9te bes Sanses tpeit in
teiner @po6e. 10 mannisfade we9s
Ielnbe Moben auf. pie i'm ~oerflOKenen
10. Sabrbunoert. Stanb Der Sang
Der erften 5tpei Sabr5ebnte nod DOllig
i'm 8ann ftsifer Gillette, bepegten ii9
bic Sanger nur in ben Sormen Mir
bigiter @ranoessa. 10 ipurbe bas nit
einem S9luse anbsrs, uls 1919 Wez
ber's rQufforberuns gum SanS" erz
idien. Die feurisen WeiIen bes
bsutI9en Meifters nirtten auf bus
Sempo pie p%ridelnber Wein. Gin raz
i9es alesrp fam in bic SaESmuiit, cs
nuds nod, als ppmpobium Der Ball
fdle Der erite Struubf4e WalSer ers
Hang. SabrSebntelang bebielt Der
Walser bic SberbaHb, eigentlid bat er
iis ia nod beute. BON ben dnberen
SGnssn unfsrer 9Gae unb &rdn36er
1T Der i~ltsite pobl Der GontrstanS, sr
tpurSe 1921 gum eriten Male am 9ers
liner Sofe setanst unb eing BON bd
i9neu in bic anoeren &rsiie ii6er.
Die er aus 5rantrei9 mad 9eutId>
lamb perpflanSt lit Der SptiIun, Der
slei6fdIs in ben 3panSiger Sabreu
Bel uns @ufna6me fanb. @tpas jiinz
ger 1T bic polta. Sn Berlin taudte
Fe suerit i'm Sabre 1880 uuf. Sn ben
Se9siser unb Sie65iser Sabren be-
gam Der 9au, pie aud beute nod.
nit Der pulonaiie, Der fi9 bann WaIz
ser, 8olta unb ppltd Maaurta ans
i9lpFen. Sn pornebmeren @eieas
i9uften folgte baHn rQuabriIe a Ia
cour", bic fpiebsr bur9 RunbtGn5e
a6geI0ft ipurbe. 9isTen folgte Der
gontre, Der &ptilon ma9te ben
S9luB. Heuerbiugs haben iid boSu
nod anbere SGnse seieat. Sn ben
4dtsissr Sabrsn burfte bic &reu5s
polta unb Sprolienne auf teinemPros
eramm feblen. Sect finb lie eituas
suriidgetreten. 9afiir tanSt man bic
beriibmte @aIbinstonpoit, aud bat
ii9 bic Mobe einsebiirsert, ulte SdnSe
pergangener 3siten neu ein5uitubiren
unb i'm 8oitiim uuf5ufibrsn. Der
Batter bieIer Mobe 1T tein @eringerer
dls = 9dmbsttd. 4uf einem Seite,
has er ben 9eputirten CAB, lieb er bic
SGnse Der RepoGutiOnsSeit gu neliem
9sben eriteben, man tanSte gdpane
unb @oIts, ben SdluB bilbete bas be-
rii6mte 9lumenbalIet aus Rdmedu's
,Snbes ealantes". Qu6 am beutIden
&aiferbofe ipurben neueroinss Dielfuh
biitoriide SGnSe e%inituoirt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-16
sransSHf@e ebefaptertssei.tn.

Wdbrenb man in Srdnfrei9 auf Der
einen Settle bemiibt 1T, bic @bei9si.
bung nod mebr alS bis9er gu erlei6s
tern, ldbt man auf Der anbersn Seite
Die IG6erlidIten geitimmuneen aus
Der nrDGter 3sit beIteben, bur6 biz
Gbef6lieBungen eri6pert perbsn. 81.
ne bieier 8oridrtftsn 1T, buB elm
Sran3oie unter 25 unb cine SransOIir
unter 20 Sabrsn ni6t beiratben biir.
fen, obne bic fprmeqe 3uitimmung ib=
rer Gltern pber gegebenenfaIs ibrer
@roBeltern ober ursrobeltern. SIN
bitter sfpii9en % unb 80 Sabrsn tdun
elm 6run3oie beiratben. pprausgeIebt.
er bat bur9 einen Hotdr feline Gltern
in 3pH6enrGumen bon einem Monats
breimul reIpettooq INN ibre g%inipiIigs
Jung sebeten. Sn Ieinen ipdteren Sc.
b~ensiabren brau6t er es MIR einmal 30
tbun. Wobin bieTe @orIdrift fi6ren
lam, seist folsenber san, Der bic pa,
riIsr @eri9te bei9dfttste. Mi9asl Sc.
pp. befen @ltern tobt iparen, bate in
2onoon cine @ngldnbsrin 9ebeiratbet,
aber oeridumt, porber bic 3uitims
mung feiner beiben nod lebenben
@roBmiittsr ~einaubolen, mas notbipen.
big mar, ba er nod ni6t % Sabre ali
mar. Gls er bann nit Ieiner iunaen
Srau mad paris suridfebrts, itreng.
ten bic beiben 9rObmiitter cine &Iag,
auf 4nnuuiruns Der @be an unb lie.
ben fi4 nur nit fdperen Opfern er.
fpeiden. Dor turssm bat cine amber,
~@nsfdnberin bic Sdrte bisier gefeblis
den 9oridrift erfabren. sic bate in
Genfinston einsn frans0fidsn CABIN.
arst eebeirdtbet. Sn paris tpurbe Ell
ibrer iiberbriiHia berIieb iis, unb ola
lie auf 4limsnte tlagte, ipanbte sr Elm,
bab er bic 3uitimmuns feiper Gttern
gu feiner 8erbeiratbung nift einse,
bolt babe. Ddraufbin ertlGrts bas
9eri6t bic @be fir unsiltig unb fpiss
bic &lase Der unsliidIiten Srau ab =
cine Wurnuns fir auslGnberinnsu ges
gen Chen nit 5ransoIen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-16
-saa
Sin edtcr @igboIo.

Gin Oi9tsrlins frast BEL elmer
8ibblatt : Rebaction an, OBJ er iid err
Iauben biirfe, einige 8iBe e%in5uienoen;
bic Dibe. CLAUDE er. ieien gut, nur
piiTe er feline pafenben neberl4riften
baau. Die Rebaction antportet ibm,
er mDse nur einienben. tpenn bic DiBe
brau9bar ieisn, perbe fie bic rebers
f9riften ielber MAIDEN.
Der Oi9terlins ididt feline WiBe
Elm unb bat aud bas Slid. bieielben
su pertaufsn. Ginise Wohen Durauf
tommt cine neue Senbuns BON ibm,
Der folgenbes 8eslsiti9rsiben beiliest:
@eebrte Rebdction! Reue Wibe babe
i'd nod nift tpiebtr erbd9t, aber ih
Ienbs Sbnsn beute elm Subeno llebsrs
fdriften elm nit Der Bite, fi9 bic pafz
fenben @ibe bu3u ieIbft gu MAIDEN.
Sn @rpartuns msines 9onorars
aei4ne 9o4d9tunsspoa
4. 3. 3.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-16

nsu angeIestsn SbetI bes &ir9boTs
befatb. Sd bate bic Radt in sinsm
friid seI9aufelten 9rub ssIesen. Man
.trus mid pprfidtie mad benz 2ei9sns
bdusdcu biniiber, bamit i9 bort mars
te, biz elm Wagen tdme unb mid na9
Sauie brGdts. Wdbren bes Wartens
iab i9 butd bic 6enfter bes SGus>
dsns binburd, fpie man einen Sarg
bonn 2ei6entuagen Tub unb auf jene
fslbe Stene binablieb, tpo id bic pers
sangene Nadt susebra9t bate"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-16
q hr 6RrafehGNr

Sbr SerSfehfer. Run,
SrGuIein Srma, no feblt es bsnn9"
rGd, i'd CLAUDE, i'd babe einen Serss
febler; id tann ndmIi4 RismunO mebr
treu bleiben!"
-SottnSeudIerI Shpte<
geroater: ~Ofsrn lam meins Grau
gang gut elm paar Wo6en gu Sbnen
tommen." S9ipisgsriobn: SD
m0dte sic teinesfalls berau6sn, Iieber
Sdpieserpapa!!"
: RotbbeteGf. arst (einen
pdtientsn beiudeub): pSie i9reiben,
sic bdtten Sisber. unb iebt iebs i'd,
Sic baden Rbeumatismus!"
Patient: nSa, es trnnte Rismanb
Bel uns Rbsumdtismus f9reiben!"
-OasguteS d IN # err d. II.
Diana: nWarum peint benn oas 9as
By, LAP e. bod in Rube, .Ooup!"
Oolp: I'D bah t5m bios seSeigt, tpie
ss ieinsE Sudden ellen fpa."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-16
SIN graphing.
9pn @eoras SuRs.9aImo.

Serbit unb Winter iinb persanser.
@isbsr nabt elm neues 2enSen,
Wieber lit bic 3eit setommen
Sid nit Stolen 81 ~betrGnsen.
Dieber gius i9 in bic @Grten
@trduB unb 9liitben mir gu binben.
God mein tbrdnentriibss 4u9e
DsiB bic ROien niat gu finben.
&6nnt i6 lie aud bliiben ieben,
Dsib nift, Oh i'd fie sebrO4en,
Denn nod fibl ids. pie 10 Idmeralid
Die ~perjGbrten mid seito4en -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-16

= GrtlGrltd. vGbe, Ou ipirft
ia INNER Oerurtbeiltg" IRA, is bes
cen Wunber9 n padr bunoert paras
grapben in'sSsiebbud sesen mir ssneu
Menf9en.A
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-16

ftodtbsit unb ben beimIiden SaB an
lire STEELE.
Warum baFen 10 piele 8inbsr bic
9ebrer unb Graieber ibrer Sugenb,
trpb aller Miibs, bic bieIe fi9 nit fb>
men eeben, trob a1es Wifens, bas lie
linen perbdnten9i
S6 CLAUDE nift, baB bic Sdulb inns
mer nur bic unperitdnbigen pber uns
bantbaren &inber trifftl
Der 5ebler Der gltern lit meift eine
gu erObe @srtrduensielistsit. Su
neunsia Fallen bon bunbert lsben lie
in benz f9Dnen @laubeu, bab ibrs
Sinber gu isnem unb biefem einfaA
unfGbig finb. Der polenbeten, uns
Iiebiamsn ober gar bDIen sbatfude
seniiber uber fallen lie 70 pplltommen
aus Der Ro1e, baB teine StraFe ibnsn
bart unb 59per genus erI6eint.
Der DerbGnsniBDoIite RiB, Der
bur9 cine Samilie seben Tam, bic ins
nerIide Srennune zines 4inbes bon
feiHen @ltern, ipirb nur 3u oft burd
bieie Electromagnetic SGrte mad iiber'
fdipdnslider, sebuntenloier 0uloung
%begonnen. Batter unb SHUTTER bdben
MIR seliebt, no fie tennen su fiibreu
foIIten. Die eisenfte glrt hires ainbes
lit ibnen fremb ssbiieben unb lie ftnb
unfGbis. bic pei9e SteIe Su finoen,
bic ieoem Menf6en bleibt unb BON
Der aus er mebr pSer ipeniger leiht,
aber bod INNER Su resiersn fem
iptrb.
8entenbe@l tern unbg rsieber, ipelde
bic eig%eneSuseno nidt peraefen baden,
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Butt Of Lewis Feb Is-Psssed Christine CDan)
Larsen. NewYor Chrtstiansand
Brow Head 3 FEB }r gTssa vIrSs steamer Tauria 'B
Tory Island Feb 16-Passed. steamers Anchora (Br),
Lizard. Feb 6-Passed steamers Helios ICier) Jansen
New-York; Massapequa tBrl. Cook. New-York for
Liverpool Feb Ie-Saiied steamer Etruria CBr). Nc
Kay New-York. Arrived steamers Georgian G3r) Par
Cork. Feb 14-ATTived. steamer Vineira C3r). Ferry
sSushamp,on FeS is4sailed steamer New-York Mills
ewYork Via Cherbourg land passed Hurst Castle LIS
Shields. 15-saled steamer Brilliant Ger. Keller
Dundee Feb I6-Arrived steamer Manhanset OBJ,
Jenkins. New-YOEk via Ieith-
Glasgow. Feb l5-Arrved. steamer I@iurentan CBr).
Cherbours. Feb Is 5sS u,-saIed. steamer Nex-Yors
Havre. Feb 10. 10 m-Arrived. steamer La Bretasns
Csrl. Alix. New York 10Th. m. sailed steamer Ia
Antwerp. Feb f5-Arrived. steamer 81 Fillan, O3r,
Owen New tork 18th IL m. sailed steamer Southwark
Rotterdam. Feb 1e-Arrtved steamer Ocean Dutch,
Hamburg. Feb rs 3 a m-Arrived. steamer ora, Wal
dersee GER. Kopr. Nev-York via Plymouth a' "sF
- 2c4lSnhascn FEB lG-Arrived steamer Nicosi III DAM
suez Feb lSArrived steamer Devonshire CBr, couIi
Table Ray. Jan .sailed steamer Sabine OBI, ray,or
Bona Feb Il-saiIed steamer Glsnson Cfsr,. Dawson
santos. Feb i4-saiied. Virgil Orb, c.r,n.n
Bahia Feb is-saied. HoIbein OBI, shur,ock
Montevideo Feb Is-saiIed steamer Homer OBJ, c,so
gan from Lota) New-fOrk. " ~
SSGss %sS se I6s sseH iaorran.hir' D
K1s;SS9s s5 =, '':.msH ear. ;s Aa..oaa.ss
Prinzsssn yiStora , ilse a Gsr ssusrmann. NswYork
Gomez cadis Yors tfor cospi sailed .s.a%.r;
M.ssilIs F,l joatsT. iTaH, NsPls.,; Ns. xesS Ws'-
sg S & ss sk gro.css.t1s Yort Ns.x9s. 80 Pr
ssS On. Davies. Lsssa sss-Yark 1ss noSs 80
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Sons Of the Revolution In the State Of New
York will have their eleventh annual service al 4
O'Clock this afternoon in ST. Paurs Chapel Broad
way. Fulton and Nesey SITS. The organization Will
celebrate Washingtons Birthday and its twenty
NTH anniversary with a dinner at Delmonicos
next Friday
MajOr-General Roe viii review the 6sth Regiment
on Thursday evening February Is al its arnor,
This ceremony will be followed by a guard mount
and evening parade.
The 9th Regiment viii assemble in its armory
for divine service this afternoon at O'Clock when
the Rev. Madison c. Peters. chaplain OF the regi-
ment, viii preach the sermon
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
NEW THROUGH SLEEPER S0rrB

On February % the Seaboard Air Line Railway
viii establish through sleeping car from Wash
ington 20 Pinehurst, \. c. by way OF Richmond
ana Southern Pines, twice a week southbound
leaving Washington Wednesdays and FRIDAYS on
their Florida and Metropolitan Limited" leaving
Twenty -third-st. ferry, Pennsylvania Railroad
New-hork 1855 D. m; Washington 6:5S d. m ar.
irving AZ southern Pines, y. G. 5.5s a m and
tlnehurst, n. 9, b;3 a. Returning these sleep-
erS VIII leave Pinehurst on Tuesdays and Thurs
NaNs OF each week az S.4l o. m. arriving in Wash
3l5 D. m N
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CAMBRIDGE -Brigadier-General William Lud-
low. L. S. A. FIFTH ANENUE-C. c. Lambe OF
Birmingham, England. GRAND-Captain Edward
7. Winston, l.. :. A. and Captain Edgar Jadwn
L. s A. HOLLAND-Senator :. NJ. CullOm, OF
Illinois. and II. O. Ream, Of Chicago. MANHAT-
TAN-C. A. Ellis, leader Of the Boston Symphony
Orchestra. NETHERI.AND-Judge Philip Stein,
OF Chicago. SAVOY. r. Runnells of Chicago.
WALDORF-Congressman J. c. Sibley, Of Pennsyl-
Vania, Congressman James A. TOwney, Of Mime
sofa; Congressman Samuel ". Mccall OF Massa-
chusetts Congressman Robert W. Taylor, OF Ohio:
Congressman J. ". Bahcock, OF Wisconsin; Luis
+. COrea, Ncaraguan Minister 10 Washington;
Senator J. NJ ThurstOn, Of Nebraska: DR. NJ G
Terry, Of utica and Thomas w. CFidler. Third
Assistant Secretary OF State Of Washington
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PORT CHESTER.

II was found yesterday that burglars had broken
into the home OF A. r. McAndless, one OF the execu-
tors OF the James ". Quintard estate, In Grace
Church-st Mr. McAndess and his family are
living in NeW-York City. The thieves entered by
prying open window. and, after ransacking all
Of the rooms carried away silverware and many
other valuable articles William Banks a New
York broker, who lives near by, discovered the
robbery.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
MAMARONECK.

The outcome of the agitation for a sewer system
in this village has been that the Commissioners
viii submit proposition TO the taxpayers at the
municipal election I'm March. 10 bond the place
for from S5eO0 $4,000 The money. II voted, will
he used 20 build "a trunk sewer, with an outlet in
Long Island sound IN the business section.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEM-ROCHELLE.

The police have arrested Felix Murray, thirty
three years old who they say is one Of the mean
est thieves on record. Murray is accused Of steal
ing SOS from James Hyland man who has be-
friended him in sickness and when he was out OF
employment. Hyland had saved the money 10 pay
the interest and taxes on small home which he
owns AS the result Of the theft he will probably
lose the property. and his family will be home
less Murray ii is alleged invested the money
in a gold watch, jewelry and other hnery.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
MOUNT KISCO.

John Knox, who died here last week, in his sew
enty-second year. was for nearly forty years sta
tion agent Of the New-York ana Harlem Railroad
at Katonah He was also for twenty years jus
tice of the peace and time represented the
town OF Bedford IN the Westchester County Board
OF Supervisors
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
COTTON MIL CoMPANI-S ALLEGED FR.rJ

Macon, Ga, Feb l6.-Court officers to-day served
warrants on the officers and directors OF the Wayn-
man Cotton Mil Company, OF Thomaston Ga The
prosecutor Is warehouse cOmpany OF Nexr-yorAr
The charge is thar the accused obtained So OO on
insufficient warehouse receipts -
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
I5-25-5O CENTS.

Mr. PROCTOR the first manager in New York %
invite people 20 his ceancu crisp refined continuous
performances these universally popular and ex
tensively initiated prices OF 15, & CENTS THAT
WAS EIGHT YEARS AGO. You have become
thoroughly accustomed enjoying amount OF
genuine vaudeville's al the lowest
prices New York has ever known.
The PROCTOR standard has steadily advanced TO that
stage where feature Is too big; high
priced IN fact too great incur IN placing
the talent earth before the hosts patrons
have made popular -prced-15, 20 & 5Oc.-programs
possible and profitable And right here will quote
nice little compliment which THE sun paid us last
People who keep advised theatrical affairs
the OF PROCTOR stands for the highest
respectability in vaudeville audiences at his
continuous entertainments entirely different from
music hall gatherings
"a PROCTOR Show invariably means a good big
entertainment and day and night are enjoying
Just such shows. whether it be STREET; al the
5TH AVENUE; at 5sTH STREET; or at 125TH STREET
Laughter is the dominant element-'ft $ always to
laugh in fact No man, child need have
the blues while the PROCTOR shows make merry in
all four quarters Of this vast municipality.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PEEKSKILL.

Eta HIlliker who rendered unconscious as
the result OF being struck while IN a sleigh IN
John-st. by a SNOWFALL thrown by a street gamin
has recovered consciousness and IL is hoped will
recover. II feared that the accident would
result fatally
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
SECOND PETITION ron CLOSING

The members OF the Stock Exchange circulated
another petition yesterday asking that the Fs-
change be closed Saturday OF this week the
day after WashingtOn's Birthday. The first nett
ton was denied by the Governing COMMITTEES ON
"Wednesday. NN
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
amnsements.
23O ST.

1890 to 1913 p. NJ
JEAN MARCEL's
WORLD FAMOUS
BAS-RELIEFS
S LIVING TABLEAUx
A.DEl.AIDE a HERMANN.
Queen OF Magic,
HOWARD'S PONIES
BISON CITY &
Mr. * Mrs. JIMMIE BARRY
Nj MAHON & KING
SMITH a. CHISHOLM
SISTERS LAURENCE
MABEL MAITLAND
CARMEN SISTERS
GILBERT SARONY
kAL.ATECHNOSCOPF
TO-DAY. 1 to 1O:45 p. NJ
GRAND CONCERT.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT or NEW-YORk. SATURDAY. FEB is IDOL
ARRIVED.
Steamer nArdinien f3r) Johnston. Glaagow Febr,.rv
2 With r11su Is cabin ard - Storage passenseu -
Ausin Baldwin 4 Co Arrived st the Bar al . m
steamer Buffalo CBr5. Ieve1dss Hull February a q,
osnderson a
Steamer brooklyn City (Iir,, King, Bristol January
o Arkeii 4
Steamer suihai4nd Cf3rl. tnew. 2er7 tons Wallace
Sunderland January "a. IN ballast 20 Philip Ruprecht
Arrived Y q m
Steamer Nasmyth fBr,, Hogan January IL Viz
tora u, and 81 iAlcia February 8. Btsk jsvonA
steamer Jamaica MOO. f~s~s 81 Marc HaytD
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
PALACE.
oSth 81. & 80 Ave.

Ooth ~. a 30 Ave.
2 to 1O:45 p. NJ.
TSCHERNOFFs DOGS
GERTRUDE MANSFTFrn
y CARYL WILBUR.
HARRY WATSONS Csnu
EDY CO.
kIITIE MITCHELL.
ALE GRANT.
TENLEY & SIMONDs
CHAS. r. WARD,
MARTINETTI & SUTHRR-
LAND.
HOWARD BROS.
GLE FORD q DIXON
RAYMOND TRIO.
kALATECHNOSCOPE
STAR PROGRAM TO-DAY.
2 70 10:45 p. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
MINIATURE ALMANAC


Sunrise $50 Sunset 5ss7 rsss am s:si lnoors - -
HIGH WATER
AN.-sandy b:a2 GOV. Island g.a3 If.n O.. =. =
P.M-Sandy Hook % GOV. Island Hell @ss stss
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17

Bennett. Walsh Co. Arrived the Bar II m.
18th
Steamer Parran CNor) Henrchsen Csiberien February
o. with 20 " u iunson. Arrived at the Bar at
p IN.
Steamer Clement (ri Pr~ia. Manaos January 70 and
February 3. with mdss cabin passengers TO
Booth 90 Arrived the Bar "A 80 o N.
Steamer Orgen t%orl. HoEge. MatanZas February 10.
with ~ ID MunsOn- Arrived the Bar at SO
a
Steamer city. Fisher Savannah February IA
with mdse and passengers 10 the Ocean SIS Co.
AlgieTs. Prescott. New Orleans February Z,
with mise J T Van sickle
with mtse and passengers the old Dominion 50 Co.
Cioisboro French. Philadelphia. vi
William clyde & Co
Sandy Hook. j.. Feb 49, ESQ D m-Wnd eou-heast
light n cloudy and hazy
New-York tribune., 1901-02-17
SAILED

Steamers OBJ Algoa Bay etc; City Birrnins-
Theresa Ger Naples. etc: Maraeaibo Curacao etc:
Stream. Philadelphia. Ponce. Porto Rico:
(BrD Havana. Havana. Vera Cr), Phila-
depha: Unba Br) Liverpool: silverdale r) Tampico.
etc tIirl. Hull Princess Anne Norfolk and
Newport News. FL Rio New orleans. TtomO CNor).
C,ardenas Pennsylvania (ierl. Hamburg. Pym-
outh and cherbcurg: ]. r Holmbiad DAM. BOSTON;
Wilmington. y q. and Georgetown 3 c: COncho.
Key and Galveston city OF Macon Boston:
New Atlas. with barge City Of
savannah. (hesapeake. RaltimOre.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. FEBRUARY Is
sesset hor. Line Mails close vsssei sails
"s""S-' -'Ssi@A' S'a -osNAnie3----- - sU , m
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METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

BY RICHARD WAGNER
Mon. Eyg Feb Is. at $50 precisey-DAS RHEIy-
GOLD. Mines Schumann-Heink, Schen, Olitzka ani
susan strong NM Van Dyck. Dppel Bispham. Jouruet
Blass Dufriche. Hubbenet and Bertram CONDUCTOR Mr.
Damrosch -
Wed Ev'g. Feb 81 at 7:45 precisely-DIE WALfxURE
MINES Nordica. Schumann Heinz Olitzka, FRITZ Schsr
BrdeweN, Bauermeister, MarylM Van Cauteren. Rem
and Gadski: NM. Van Dyck Blass and Bertram. Con
duCtor Mr. DamrOsch.
Fri. Ev'g. March l. at T:45 precisely-SIEGFRIED
Mines. NOriica. Fritzi Sche and Schumann- Henx: N5
Jean and I'd de Reszke. Blass, Huobenet Bispham.
Conductor Mr. Damrosch.
Wed. Ey March g. at T3O precisely G. OTTER
DAMME.RCNG. Mines. Nordfca, Susan Strong
schefr. Olitzka. Brideweu and Schumann- -IIenk: NM
Jean and Ed de Reszke and Muhlmann Conductor Mr..
Damrosch.
Sale OF for Entire Cycle only Mon Feb lS
and continues until We'd. Feb 90 Sale any single
performance OF the Cycle begins Thurs. Prices
rs usual.
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< e 7 s

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GhfND OPERA SEASON 10O0-t9Of
Under Ine direction Of Mr. Maurice Grau.
TONIGHT Sis 6.slo.k a;
NINTH GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT
In commemoration of VERDTS death his
REQUIEM MASS
VII De performed under the OF Mr. MancineL
SSu,oIsts; Mines Nordica and Schumann- Heink. NW
Salsnac and Pancon Entire opera orchestra and chorus
Mon. Ev'g. Feb. Is. at s. Double Bil1-LUCIA mn
LAhhEKMOOK Din Italian. Nine Meha NM Sals1s
ana q, lamp tnart To be followed by CAVALLERI4
MA Din ItalanL Mines. Gadski and Louise
cinelH --' "A'4f-
We'd Ev's, Feb. 20. 7:45-DIE MEISTFR-
siNtsEH Gin German. Mines. Gadsal ana Schumann-
Heink; NM Jean de Reszke. Blspham Blass MuhImaun
ana Bertram. Conductor. Mr.. Damrosch.
- Fiji Ey,g Feb. 90. at @TOSCA din Italian, M,sa
cinellL - '11A@
sat Aft Feb. %. at 2-LOHENGRIN dn Germap,
Mlhes Nordtca and Olitzka NM and de Reszka
MHhlInann and Bertram- Conductor. Mr.. Damrosch.
sat ~ Feb y, at ;. Popular Prices. LES
HtG ENOIs Din FRENCH. Mines. Lucienne BrevaI
Louise Homer and Suzahne Adams NM Saleza. Journet
sizes ard Plancon Conductor Mr.. Flon.
WEBER PIANOS USED
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Amusemenrs.

5TH AVE.
1870 70 1o:s5 +. VI.
DAVID BELASCO'S
MADAME BUTTERFLY,
FAVOR q SINCLAIR.
HILDA THOMAS,
sHEAN & WARREN,
ED LATELL.
HILL & HULL,
WILLIAMS & ADAMS.
RIXFORD BROS.
c. w. LITTLEFIEID,
DOHERTY'S POODLES,
KALATECHNOSCOPE,
ARTHUR STONE.
ALL THE STARS TO-DAY.
2 to I0-sS p NJ
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Announcements.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

Prince Albert No. ?.
fsall Dress Shirt. y
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Annual Sale of
Girls Wash Dresses & Guimpes

Sailor, High Neck & Guimpe Dresses
of PiqueS, Linens, ChambrayS,
Ginghams and White Lawn to IL yrs.
GuimpcS
of white Lawn tucked and
insertions of embroidery, 10 IA yrs.
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TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 10.

WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20.
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125TH ST.
2 20 10:45 p. NJ.
TOMBSTONE BENNETT,
PAULINETTI & PIQCO.
JUGGLING JOHNSONS.
THE TOBINs.
CHRISTMAS MONKEYS
NAOMI ETHARDO.
RILEY & HUGHES,
GEO. p. ALEXANDER.
VERA KING.
FORESTER & FLOYD,
GUS ADAMS.
KALATECHNOSCOPE.
TO-DAY. = TO 1O:45 P. NJ.
ALI-STAR CONCERT