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n e v e r a l l o w e d t o a p p r o a c h t h e b o r d e r s , o f m e l o d r a m a . E v e n t h e v i l l a i n h a s p l e n t y o f « I : I K f r o l d , a n d m a k e s h i s p o i n t s In a c h u c k l i n g s o r t o f w « y . T h e p l a y , i n s h o r t , h a s qute-t s t r e n g t h — s o m e t h i n g r e s e m b l i n g r e -• e r v e f o r c e — t h a t c o m m e n d e d It t o t h o s e p r e s e n t .
T w o s c e n e s a r e e s p e c i a l l y p a t h e t i c . In t h e first t h e h u s b a n d Is s u d d e n l y r e c a l l e d t o E n g l a n d i o s e e a b o u t a l e g a c y . T h e r e I s g e n u i n e s o r r o w o f t h e h o m e l y k i n d In t h e p a r t i n g . T h e I n c i d e n t wa«« m a d e d e e p l y af-fi>i-titu! tiy M i s s S h a n n o n ' s a c t i n g , a n d s h e w a s f o r c e f u l In t h e o t h e r s c e n e w h e n J e m i m a C ' l j i d y D a i n t y ' ) finds t h a t d u r i n g h e r h u s b a n d ' s a b s e n c e s h e h a s b e e n f a l s e l y a c
c u s e d t u h i m . T h e d i s c o v e r y i s p e c u l i a r l y s a d b e c a u s e It la m a d e J u s t a t t h e m o m e n t w h e n t h e c h i m e s r i n g o u t t h e n e w y e a r .
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T h e s u p p o r t i n g c a s t w a s e x c e l l e n t , e s p e c i a l l y 4Juy B a t e s P o s t a s B o h . R o c k e t , t h e w i f e ' s s e l f s a c r i f i c i n g f r i e n d , a r o l e M r . P o s t k e p t in J u s t t h e r i g h t k e y . a n d W i l l i a m B o a * a s B e l t e r * , t o w h o s e m a c h i n a t i o n s a l l t h e t r o u o l e i s d u e . S o m e c a p i t a ! c o m e d y a c t i n g w a s d o n e b y s e v e r a l y o u n g s t e r s , b o y s a n d g i r l s , o n e a ' * b u t t o n s " a n d t h e o t h e r s c h i l d r e n o f a c l e r i c a l c o u p l e . T h e w i f e o f t h e R e v . F r a n e l * F o l g e r h a s a r t i s t i c a s p i r a t i o n s a n d Is p a i n t i n g a p i c t u r e o f V e n u s a n d A d o n i s , " b u t h a s n o t y e t . " t o q u o t e o n e o f t h e c h i l d r e n , " h a d t i m e t o p a i n t t h e c l o t h e s . "
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t i n g u i s h e d a c t o r s a t t h e C h e s t n u t S t r e e t O p e r a H o u s e t h i s e v e n i n g . It w a s t h e o n l y j M i r f o r m a n e e o f **La. T o s c a " i n t h l a e n g a g e m e n t , a n d b r o u g h t , o u t a l a r g e a n d d i s t i n g u i s h e d a u d i e n c e , q u i t e a l a r g e n u m b e r m a k i n g It a p r e l u d e t o t h e W h e e l e r ba l l .
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I n s .»me r e a p e c t s t h e m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g n u m . b e r o n t h e p r o g r a m m e o f t h e K n e i s e l Q u a r t e t , a t M e n d e l s s o h n H a i l , l a s : e v e n i n g , w a s t h e q u i n t e t for s t r i n g s a n d p i a n o by C a e s a r Jrraii<-k. O n t o t o n s m a y d i f fer a s "to i t s Int r i n s i c m u s i c a l v a l u e . A s a s e r i e s o f t o n e p i c t u r e s &* e m o t i o n a l m o o d s Its e f f e c t i v e n e s s w i l l he g e u e r a J l y c o n c e d e d by t h o s e w h o h e a r d i t .
T h e K n e i s e l * , a s s i s t by Mr. G e o r g e P r o c t e r a t t h e p i a n o , r e a d t h e q u i n t e t in s u c h a m a n n e r t h a t n o n e c o u l d m i s t a k e t h e e o r n -nos - ' r ' s m e a n i n g . Mr. P r o c t e r m i g h t a t t i m e s h a v e c x e r . i s e d m o r e s e l f - r e s t r a i n t , a n d h a d t h e p i a n o l id b e e n le f t c l o s e d h i s w o r k w o u l d h a v e b e e n in b e t t e r p r o p o r t i o n .
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>4a a s p u r e a n d c l e a r a s e v e r Mr. H e n s c h e l r e c e i v e d m u c h a iH>lause f o r h i s d r a m a t i c r e n -«i( r i n g o f a s c e n e f r o m P a r r y s ' K m g S a u V n n d Bra-bma- " T r e a c h e r y . " T b e • L H l r o n -.?- I c s " d u e t f r o m " M i g n o n . " m < w g r a c e f u l l y s u n g b y t h e t w o a r t i s t s , b r o u g h t t h e r e c i t a l l a a c l o s e .
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ClaB;{ and Toil** climbed up a fire escape. T h e y ^ p e r e d e s c e n d i n g w i t h c h i l d r e n i n t h e i r
h e n t h e r e w a s a t e r r i f i c e x p l o s i o n d l e r r o o m - T h e y r e a c h e d t h e g r o u n d ir b u r d e n s .
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Missfi Ashdown, the chief nurse, did all withlrf her power to calm the children and help tbem escape. Through her efforts many were i&ved. ''• ' ... ..
On the upper floor Miss Brad, with the flamei l e a p i n g a l l a r o u n d h e r , h e l p e d m a n y c h l i d r f n t o t h e fire e s c a p e s . T h e n s h e j u m p e M a n d w a s s o s e r i o u s l y i n j u r e d t h a t ishe c a n n o t l i v e .
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JBXPERIKN'CKD Oernian lady aeboor teacher ha» t a c a s e l e a ; a la s eveniag e jaa ie s ; moderate; highest refeesaeea. WHi-XHX. 9H He ia ld . • , • .'.. . • ...
F B X X C H a s d gpaaisli inatractiou; expert t t i c b -er»: beat method: term* moderate, l'rof. J. M. PBUJBRIN*. 207 W o t 25tb. .. , .• :f , • | ,,
FREX<*H wnversat ional lesson» wttboat booka; rapid, practical progress; my or p a p l l a resldeBee.
'' C l t e M A ^ l a u g b T t h o r o a i - b l y by Haijovertaa lady; experienced teacher; cusy metbod; nwderat* terms. T K * r » M m »Ki West bOtb. . •• . • "^JERMAX taagttt tiiorooghiy by Haw-reriaa lady; experieaeed t e a s e r : ea*y metlwd; moderate terms. TKACHEK. 302 \Ve«it B6th.
H E F F L E Y S C H O O i L , 2*3-243 RYERSON ST. . BROOKLYN,
receives State l"nlvcr«ity dlnlomas for bas iseas , Mborrtiamt and blgb acbool courses, and certificates for law, medical and dental students. I t la the enly aelmol that fits students- for a l l these cre-dent la is ; day and eTeatng: i»eytn any t ime,
ISAAC PITMAN shorthand: priTate and ela"s7Te£ sona; l*est Instruction: reasanable rates . MetropoU-tan School, 2«» 4th av. _ , .ir .
mmtiXi&tiLB Shorthand[ Seliool" 58 Liberty a t . , near Broadwar; exnert Individual instruction; nrae-t ical work: »u<»ed all hours
16*fl!»»,. Brasdwaf a i d *»th **-
Matm«e. 2.:1*. Si20 E M P I R B CHARLES r R O H M A S . . . , - • • • • - i * c i Y u r d a V
.Uauager
Empire Theatre Company* preMDtlag Henry Arthar Jeoea' greatest#p»ay.
Mrs. Danes Defence -A great play, splendidly « ^ < L J ? u c e d in
exception of L'Afelon no rtW.P«ftuJf*J,£
the last t *o years has jipproached tt m uig nity or ^)olrer.•,—Ere. Satt. .
'—^HABLE»TROIiMA^r^-Bj^d.
C R I T E R I O N T h e a t r e , way, •»»»•«• F A B E W B L L ArTKARANCKS1 IX hlSmZfc,
LAST 4TNIGHTA. LAS'1 S A ^ f - » A i *
M{?TJOI1N HARlb, M i s s I r e n e V a n b r u g r i .
The Gay Lord Qufx?. ^ s t B i | t b | j E X T M O N D A Y ,
J U L I A M A R L O W E ,
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SKMt.SE .SelwHrf of Telegraphy; qu ie te s t and eheas -ef t_ la rity; 3 lessons | 2 . _ MZ Sth av. ~TTaiVATE"Enj!llah'lessohs tanghFin the aftemfjoa: yonni girls or boys: delieate children taught easy: experienced lady teachers; reference. Addreas I*. V.. 376 Herald. ; •""PRIVATE tutor .—A.'EVERETT SiX>NK (Vale fSA Colambtal. 316 W e s t 56th s t . Preparatory and col-lege Btudies.
$186 to $ltt5 yearly, board, tuit ion, seminary (girlst: ml l i tarr academy (lieys). Address EPISCO-
A L SCHOOI.J4. Hwddonfteld. X. .1.
_ _ w A M J J » E M K J « T S ^
PROCTOR' XEPW YORK'S FAVORJTB T H E A T R E S .
GRAXD. R B F I X E D VAUDEVILLE SHOWS. Devoted solely to Laughter ami Xovelt .es .
CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCE—15. 25 & 50c. 2 3 d S t fTHE FINXEYS, John Ker-^ , « j *~* ' < Bell, Newsky Troup*',^Al Leech 2 3 d S t . , t & 3 Rosebuds, Press Eldridge. 5 t h A v FOUR COHANS, Papinta. „ . *' < Marcel's Living Statuary and Stin A v . , t Bas-Reliefs. Carroll Johnson. 8 8 t h St. , J MLLE. BELBOSQ, J. W. aa+i~ «-* 4 Albaugh, Midgley & Carlisle, s a t i n S>t,, ^ Grapewin & Chance. 1 2 3 t h St . , [ M A R I E WAINWRIGHT, 1o«tin c* { Staley & Birbeek, 3 Maseag-
_ Z i "08. LiBton. & Mctntyre. C A S I N O , B'way and 39th st^ ~ — - « i — . -
' SIRE BROS . . . . . „ i . . M g r a
T H I R D M O N T H «
DUNNE, BYLEX & FISHER'S
FLORODORA, T H E
R e i g n i n g M u s i c a l S u c c e s s . Evenings at 8:15. Mat. Sat.
SEATS ON 8 A L F ^ 4 _ W E E K S IN ADVANCE, B I J O U . B'war and^30th s t . M A T H S S . - — '
MADGE i m ^ 4 1 > A ¥ S - K V e 8 : 2 ° ' Undoubtedly the Biggest Success
J l J L I A M A R L O W E , tr, Paul K e s t « f « Pmawtjkarfkw g D
- ' W H E N K N I G H T H O O D W A S I N F L O W E R - . .
SEATS »EADY ' T O j [ O J i R j 5 5 ^ 5 ^ . I . . . i •#! .15th s t . . near n w5*."s G a r r i c l l T h e a t r e , ^g- , »:i»- M*t»Ma
2wlg^
CHARLES f R O H M A N • • . • • • • • ' ' '
M a t i n e f T o - D a y a n d S a t u r a a y . CHARLES FROHMAN P H W f ^ * ? ,
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A ffORT OF A M E R I C A N J L I F E , ATHE..
M A D I S O N S Q U A R E 24th a* ' - " ' - . ? . ^ , C H A R L E S f BOHM AN • • • • • - ••.•• " " 1 . v
M a t i n e t T o - D a y a n d S a t u r d a y . HERBERT E*J?1E
Kelcey <& Shannon in Jjjadellne Lucette Rvley's comedy.
..... _ I t T , A r p D P 27th £ >l*d av.
G A R D ^ T H E A T R E . Evg.^ao.Ma^
A M U S E M E N T S . ¥ _ ^ - - _
^ w t S ^ i ^ - n - s a l * f W T o - N t G H T . at a,
Wagner's Opera LOHENGRIN tin German) asd .̂ <.<-—• M e w s *i"« "".Vii
4at .
Pucclai's Opaw LA B O H E W B
12. at »• ^ ^ . " c a r r l ^ B W d e w e l l ; Aft , . | a a Gounod's Opera
F A U S T « s French).
Ooodnctor. Mr. MancinetU S a L E f g . . Jan. 12. a t » ,
at Popular Prices. Wagner'a Opera
T A X N H A E L S E B 'ooductor.Mr. D a m r e s t *
i'MM.. Jteea Re**he. ScottL
Duft*B*» s o d
Oiitzks « , d Susan !>*«*?• « n ! l % u Dyck, Blaat*- B a m . Hsbbenet , Muhlmann, » i r -ianl and Bertram.
Son. Evg„ Jan. 13. a t 8:15, at Popalar P r i c e * FOURTH G B A X D l " t N D A Y M u f X . - ^ ' l a f ^ ;
Soloist*:—Majea- Sasaa Strooa. Suzaane A«iama and S^mimana^Heln*: MM. Imbart de la Tour. Biass and Scott l , toaetaer with ent ire Met. Opera House Orchestra. Conj*pctor. Mr. Eton. .
Mines. Marguerite Macln-tyre and Homer; MM. Cre-uiiMiliil. Maatero and 1'lan-
Conductor. .Mr. Mancinelli Mines. Ltietenne Breval and Melt.a: MM. Jeau and Ed. de Bcsake. Slice*. Bars . Ihi-frlche. Masiero, Viviaui and l'l.Huron. CoodIJCtor. .Mr. Mancinell i Mroes. TorSlna. Sehumann-Ile lnk. nliir,k;i SekerT. Bridewel l , Mterylli. Bauer-melster. Van t"autereu, Rent! ami Xeealca; MM. Van Dj-ck. B k s s and Bertram.
. Evg. , Jan . 14, at 8, BoitO's Opera
H E F I S T O F K L E " , c l n J U l l a n ) .
Wed. Evg..Jan." 16, at 8^ Revival of Massenet 's
Oaera LB C I D
(In i*rench). Fr t .Evg . J a n . 1 8 / a t 7:45,
Wagner's Opera D I E VVALKUERE
tin German). Coodactor..Mr. Damresch
S e a t s now on sa le "at BOX OFFICE. OPERA H O U S E , and at BOX O F F I C E R A T E S at Tyson & Co.'8 and Rul lman's . I l l Broadway.
F F J I K R P L i S O U S E D .
KOSTER & BIAL'S W. 34th St.. nr. B'way. Concerts Sun., Mat. & Nig' t .
2 5 c
M a t s .
T h u r . ,
F r i d . , S u n d .
- L A -
LOIE F u l l e r , M a t s . T O - D A Y
FULLEB. & S A T . , Milton and Doll ie f^^,^ c?rir»
Nobles, Blocksow and ^-' I <-• D v v t ; Burns. Gns W i l l t n i n s . ' R j a l r , 9 8 f , Violet Friend. W i l l e t - f ? * * 1 * - " - o c * Thorn Co.: .ot l iers. , B O X
M a t . * FROl
T o - D a y - D a v i d G a r r i c k .
EVERY EVENING T H I S AND'
f N E X T WEBK I Matinee*
Ti>-d*.y_a n<ijSa t.
Daly!
as
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NOIJES OF MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Mi*«( Martha Strickland, assisted by Mr. Theodor BJorastea and Mr. Francis Motley, basse, announces a soag.recital at stadio 85. Carnegie Hal l , on Thursday. Jsiiaary 10, a t four o'clock.
Aioonjr the patronesses tarn Mrs. Louis M. Ogden. Mrs. Henry Burden, Mr*. Andrew Carnegie. Mrs. Edward Patterson. Mrs. Charles Grenville Peters, Mrs. John V J L . Pruyn. Miss Harrh't Ihwr Robinson. Miss Helen Cbaee. Mrs. Fred Roosevelt. Mrs. Wil l iam Gilbert! Davies. Mm, Walton W. Rutberfurd, Mrs. H o w a r d Dickinson. Mrs. Elliot P . Schenck. Mrs. Will iam P. Draper, Mile, de Saint Seigne. Mrs. H. H. Fisgler, Mrs. Miles Standlsh. Mrs. Townsend AshtiKM*. Miss Bintnger, Miss Rreeso. Mrs. L. E. Fuller. Mrs. Da via Thompson, Mr*. Jamew Gal lat in , Mrs. William P. Thompson. Mrs. L. R. Green, Mrs. Charles II . Tweed. Mrs. Cartes de Heredla. Mrs. H . <i. Vatl. Miss Emily Jacksou, Mrs. A. Somervllle Van Diiaer, Mrs. H.* S. Kerr, Mrs. Alexander Van Xest, Mrs. Charles E. Lewis , Mrs. Harrison W1U-lams, Mrs. John B. Morgan. Miss Gertrude Wio-throp and Mrs. Henry Taylor Wright.
Mfss Mtliel Gllimtn will sail tnt New York on Saturday to \Aeeln rehearsals w i t h Mr. A . H . Chamber-lyn^s "The Gav Grlse i t*" eoaipany. which wil l make i ts Sr*^ appearance at an early date In t h i s c i ty .
Arrangements bave been completed whereby Miss Henrietta Cr««man will appear at the Auditorium in Philad-elphla o « January 31 la "Mistress Nel l . '
While Lord and liady Franets Hone were driving to the New York Theatre a**>ut haM-naat e ight o\l .»ck last evening a cable car humped into the carriage, Varrled away the port window and wrecked the noblestnm«ut t i w n s t em to stern. , . " « Lordship used considerable Anglo-Saxon npom Jf1*!**1?* JJ? i \? the HopeTdlamonda under h i s arm) and H e r ^ d y s h i j . was^rawS start led. B 5 «««» through her trying part In "The 0ldd.v Throng ' later on.
ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY MUST RAISE $35,000
Anndunced, at Annual Meeting That Park Improvement Fund
I Lacks That Amount i
I n t h ^ b a n q u e t h a l l o f t h e W a l d o r f - A s t o r i a t h e a n n u a l m e e t i n g o f t h e N e w Y o r k Z o o l o g i c a l S o c i e t y w a s 1»*W »*•* e v e n i n g . I n t h e a b s e n c e ; o f L e v i P . M o r t o n , t h e p r e s i d e n t , H e n r y f*. O a b a f i i , g c t e d a s o b a l r m o i i .
R e ' p o r t s s h o w e d t h a t d u r i n g t h e l a s t y e a r $48 4431'Mad b e e n c o l l e c t e d f o r t h e p a r k i m p r o v e m e n t f u n d o f 1250,000, w h i c h n o w l a c k s p r O V M D C a i i«««vt "» **mm~v*n "»«.».••• n u n UK'Hi) o n l y $3S,<«» o f c o m p l e t i o n . T o e o n a p l y w i t h I t s a g r e e m e n t w i t h t h e c i t y t h e s o c i e t y m u s t p r o c u r e T t h i s a m o u n t b e f o r e n e x t A u g u s t . A m o n g j | t h o s e w h o h a v e s u b s c r i b e d t o t h e A m o n g ; i n p a n * » « mm»« » u u » < . u i m » it» m e f u n d wi\ A n d r e w Ca^rpegie , L e v i P . M o r t o n , J a c o b t i l . S c h t i t . W i l l i a m K . V a n d e r b i l t , W i U i a n i ' C . W h h n e y . P e r c y I t P y n e , J o h n L . C a d * a J a d e r a n d A d r i a n I s e l l n .
W i l l i A i D . H o r n a d a y . d i r e c t o r o f t h e Z o o l o g i c a l P a r k , a n n o u n c e d t h e d i s c o v e r y o f a n e w s p e c i e s o f m o u n t a i n s h e e p w h i l e o n a r e c e n t tejp t o t h e N o r t h w e s t i n b e h a l f o f t h e soc ie ty?" H e h a s n a m e d t h e s p e c i e s O v l s F a n n i n * In h o n o r o f J o h n F a n n i n , c u r a t o r o f t h e P r o v i n c i a l M u s e u m o f B r i t i s h C o l u m b i a . w h o f irst c a l l e d h i s a t t e n t i o n t o t h e a n i m a l .
Mr. H o m a d a v r e p o r t e d t h a t t h e Z o o l o g i c a l P a r k b a d r e c e i v e d b y g i f t d u r i n g t h e y e a r 4 » s p e c i m e n s o f l i v i n g a n i m a l s ; T38 h a d b e e n r e c e i v e d ^ b y p u r c h a s e , a n d 1§« w e r e b o m i n t h e p a r k . T h e t o t a l n u m b e r o f v i s i t o r s w a s 53&.0». t h e l a r g e s t f e s - « * » <hqr, I B J H . o n M a y " • > . • -
T h e r e p o r t o f t h e E x e c u t i v e C o m m i t t e e s h o w e d t h a t t h e s o c i e t y i s f r e e f r o m d e b t , a n d h a s a s s e t s a m o u n t i n g t o tU,aoa. p> A u g u s t u s S c h e r m e r h o r n . A . N e w b o l d M o r r i s , C h a r l e s E W h i t e h e a d . * • » » * . P j * 1 - ^ O e o r g e B - G r i n n e l l . J a c o b H . Sch i f f . E d w a r d J B e r w t a d . W i n i a m C W h i t n e y . G e o r g e C*. D a ? k * r o r w r t i u a V a n d e r b i l t , W . L e d y m r d B l a f r a n d C l e v e l a n d H . D o d g e w e r e e l e c t e d t o s e r v e o n t h e B o a r d o f M a n a g e r s u n t i l 1904.
rasTmsjerios. C O L L K O B S . SCHOOLS, AO WANTED—Person snderstandlng Freneb amd' Bas>
', *Y- '"vf*". *** revise srsaatataas t*otu FJVU»-I>
i i ' t l t .̂ •? e . , fch ; . «*a*t be well .-diieatsa. Addreas T & A N S L A t O B , b w m Herald 33d S t
has had. A decided novelty. New Sougs. H E A R T H E S E NEW SONG HITS.
"When I'm by Her S ide ," "My Jangle Queen ," "Oh. My Liza ." "I've Laid Him on the Shelf ."
Tues . , Jan. 15, ;
A m e l i a B i n g h a m p r 7 ™ t s C o m p a n y Seats now
se l l inf^^
T O M P I N C H . T O M P I N C H . D A V I D G A R R I C K ^
B'way and tiot.i. "Begins"«: 15 V D A N I E L F R O H M A N . . . M g ' r "5 M A T I N E E S * Wt-dnesday and Saturday, 2.
"Danie l FTohtnan's company Is the best" organisation ot i t s kind in AmerU-a, both In qualifications af i t s members and the spir i t that animates fts performances."—Life.
jPrices, 25, 50. 75c ft U . e o a t c o ; t /-*/-\ Box seats . *1L50 and'SI. o e a i S ' p l . U U
O C E A N S T E A M S H I P S . _
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IHIAMBURG-AMEIBICAH . im. D e U s h t f a l Iiineraries Arranged.
AH Appointment* Str ict ly 'First Clasg, 4 i I
Mediterranean sg? Orient' toy the t s i n screw express
S. S. A u g u s t e V i c t o r i a , LEAVING N E W I ' O B K JANX*AJI¥ *». ISM.
Deration 87 day*, rates $450 and upward. . A l imited nttmtoer of passenxers will be canl<»d ^ W |
N e w Y o p k t o A l e x a n d P i a Onty, AT SPECIAL RATES.
T O T H E ~ M E D l T E R R A N f E A N ,
tbt Crimea Sf Caucasus by the large new twin *i-rew cralslnj; raett
P r i n z e s s i n V i c t o r i a L u i ^ e , L E A V I N U . N E W TORK MARCH 9. *90l.
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upward. Passeagers leaving for tbe Mediterratim*. during the winter can arrange to Join the yai-ht at Genoa. , ^
For particulars aad descriptive pamphlet ahplv t« HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE. 37 B W A Y j N. y.
A M E R I C A N , 42D ST AND 8TH-XV. A T „ . . ^ ., * , Evgs. «:15. 25<\. B e . , 5t»c. Matinee Daily J OUOVXIHS (except Monday). 25c. J Jf^*T v \ . ' , ' " Nxt. W'k "The Ensign."I - Q l ° _ \ A I _ !
M r A T l N E E T O - D A Y ^ THE D e w e y E. 14th st .
VICTORIA B U R L E S Q U E H S . N E W LIVING P I C T U R E S .
W e b e r & F i e l d s * " M U S I C
Fiddle-Dee-Dec
Evgs. 8:15 sharp. HAUL. Mats .Toes . .S - i t . . 2 .
«nd Bur- The Gay Lord Quex and lewjuea of A Royal Fami ly .
O C K V V S T E A M S H I P S .
Lady Htuiinitworth's Experimmemit S%« AU?
" T h e a c t i n g o f H i l d a S p o n g a n d M r . M a s o n m i g h t , n o t t o b e m i s s e d b y p l a y g o e r s w p o w a n t t o s e e g o o d t h i n g s . N o n e w E n s l i s h a c t r e s s s o o r i g i n a l , s o c l e v e r a n d s o j p t e r e s t l n g a s M i s s S p o n g h a s a p -p e a r e d I sere s i n c e t h e d a y s o f A d a C s v e a * d i s h . W 1 > O B I i n p o i n t (»f d a s h , v i r a c i t y , e x e c u t i v e e n e r g y , s h e r e s e m b l e s . T h e c o m e d y h a s I p n t e r e d o n a p r o s p e r o u s c a r e e r . "
1 WM. W I N T E R , in Tribune. " A n all s tar eonvblnation."—Eve. Sun. "So good a play so well acted seems sure to
j^jtt .*' Times. John Ms.-ion. Wil l iam Courtonay. Jnineson Lee Fin
ney. Grant Stewart O e i l l a Loftus. Mrs. Walcot , May RipbsoBl aixl 'Hilda Stwng.
First I>aisjro8ch-Wagner Lecture January 18.
•LYCEUM MATINEES T H U R S D A Y S
MR
4th av. & 23d, at «:30. D A N I E L F R O H M A N ,
Manager, & S A T U R D A Y S . 2:15.
F I F T H MONTH. CHARLES FROHMAN" PRESENTS
Clyde Fiteh'a latest play. T h e C l i m b e r s .
WALLACK'S, B'way and 30th st . Evgs . . a t 8:30.
MATINEES To-day and Saturday at 2:15.
F R A N K M c K E E P R E S E N T S
MARY MANNERINQ IN •-JANICE MEREDITH »»
Dramatised by Paul Leicester Ford and E. E . Rose. SEATS ON SALE 4 W E E K S A H E A D .
IWI i r T h A I IT* SQUARE I Every Evg. a t 8. J H 1 l b l r \ A I L O ' r H E A T R E . I M a t s . T o - d a y & S s t
B E S T O F A L L G I R L S - " - W O R L D .
— " .-i-Hir « I t t L FROM UP T H E R E WILL C A R R Y B EVERYTHING B E F O B E I T . " -
^ W ^ O O P I N G S U t X * E S S . " - ^ U N . ->%>
' c h a r l e s F r o h m a o ' s j Presetfting Morton&Kerker's Musical Comedy Co.,wltbj T h e G i r l
F r o m U p T h e r e .
d w h s t t a n TST»ATR«. IW-rg* 8:15. Mats. M a n i i a i t a " 3 3 d & B ' w a y . STo-day and Hat.
••A t h o r o u g h s u c c e s s . " - M . & E . ••One s o e s away from the Manhattan whist l ing
w h a t h e has heard and otherwise generally Joy-2 S " - S r « . Sill , in Eve. World.
T H E B U R G O M A S T E R . T H E B U R G O M A S T E R .
The np-to-date Musical Comedy. Whist led everywhere—the surest s ign of pop-_V." i >,!<» •lHH^ess."—News "** *A~"hlg success ."—News. ula rity.
rxrEATRE- \msm. ngr B , W A Y Evgs.8:15.Mais.To-day & Sat .2:15. Re
VIOLA ALLEN In Lorimer Stoddard and F
I N T H E P A L A C E M»rion Crawford's
T H E K I N G . CONTINUOUS 14th SHOW Street.
20 AND 30 CENTS. WARD " ' JOE WELCH V[JI3gL& DURBAN.
GEORGIA ® l r ! ? ^ a * ^ S P i l MADDBRN,
aLt^&S^fe^oW^^X L M V a J L l l i U U *3> JAMES THORNTON
FlELDS_ AND WARD. GRANT AND NORTON.
ANNIE RUSSELL IN a comedy of romance,
| by Capt. R. Marshall.
A_Rpyafl Family* ™BNewYorkISrt.soc
Every *Wg.. 8:15. Matinees To-day and Sat . NEW S f E r l A L V A U D E V I L L E I K A TURKS,
followed by Rosenfeld & Sloane's SUCCESSFUL R E V I E W A N D B U R L E S Q U E ,
TheQiddy Throng' with the fflllowiug art i s ts of worldwide reputation
LADY F R A N C I S . MABEL
AMELIA
le leading parts:— H O P E (May Yohe),
J J t O H , LOUIS HARRISON, 8UMMERVILLE, MAMIE GILROY,
DAN MCAVOY, A T T A L I E CLAIR. VERA MORRIS,
WILLIAM GOULD. F R A N K D O A N E . JOHN MAYON,
GRAFTON B A K E R , PAT ROOIfEY. JOSEPH HARRINGTON,
CHARLES H, ; PRINCE, T b e fanions chorus of the New York Theatre has
been largely augmented.
B e s t O r c h e s t r a S e a t S O c Grand Conafjt every Sunday afternoon and evening.
K N I C K E R B O C K E R T H I U T H ^ ^ AL. HAYMSAN & CO Proprietors
E V G S I A T 8:25. MAT. SAT. AT 2:20. ADA IN ADA
R E H A K «> ^ R E H A N
T T NO. «.
It Is by no means an unimportant (waiter for the traveller to 1K> careful where he puts his money. Experience has taught during recent Qtoaths that jr is m>t sa fe to pat It anywhere. -WE HOLD T H E E SAUK." With an unbroken business career »f SIXTY YEARS, and ample capita l , together with our own offices everywhere In the travelled world, we offer the travel ler absolute safety . ' T H E B E S T IS ALW A Y S T H E C H E A f K S T , " and in thi* case the cheapest is also the best . Wo make m» charge for information, and furnish t ickets a t - lowes t rates everywhere.
For those who are looking for - congenial company we have manv
parties to the WINTER RESORTS of the United States . Europe and e lsewhere, including Bermuda, Havana, the West Indie*. Italy. Southern Europe. \ -e . The programme of our E U R O P E A N arrangements is now being dJatiihated. Shall we scud you our pamphlets?
Downtown Office: 261 B'dway (cor. Warren), N. Uptown Office: 1,185 B'dway tcor. 28th si.), N.
Boston, Phi la . . Chicago, San Francisco, &c.
Y.
HAMBURG-aMiEliGM! LjHE." Twin screw Express Steamers during Whiter *
German-Mediterranean service . Service to Lfmdwj, i 'aris , Hamburg resumed March 2. RHU. T W I N SCHEVV PASSENGER SERVICE TO PLYM.
OUTf i . C H E R B O U R G A N D HAMBUKti; Al>!> N. Y. TO HAMBURG DIRECT.
Cap Frio. .Jau. 12, 10 AM(I*atricia..Jan. 26. »:30 AM Phoenic ia . .Jan. is*. 3 PMjW*ldersee. . .Feh. 2. 3 I'ii
HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE, 37 B'way, k. j £ Hamburg-American Line, 1.229 Walnut st.,Phlla.
Donner A Co., 80 Sta te st.^ Boston.
A n a g e n t of t h e H E R A L D wi l l m e e t t h e s t e a m e r s o f t h e H a m b u r g - A m e r i c a n l i n e a t C h e r b o u r g w i t h t h e N E W Y O R K H E R A L D , P a r i s e d i t i o n , w h i c h c o n t a i n s a l l t h e l a t e s t A m e r i c a n n e w s . P ~ R F R ( T i T i r F N F _ ^a*bl i7*5o'and «5"to JzJoST
To the AZORES, NAPLES ami OENO.\. New steanx-ra. English Jlag. British Aifficers.
Sj»art:o 1'rlucc. . . J a n . 28iTroJan priuce Mir ; Tartar Prince Feb. 12 Stiartan Urinie. . .Marcfe Ji
C. B . R I C H A R D A- 0 0 . . 81 Broadway. New Yort.
J ' v r FAST EXPRESS SERVICE"*.
CH ERBOURG—SOUTH AMPTON BREMEN. t T i a v e Jau. 15. n ,OJ• •K.W.d .Gr .Mch. 8, 10 A S •i^ahn. . ._.lan. *i». 1ft A.M *Lahn M-b. 26. 10 AM •Lahn Feb. 2>i. 10 AM. *K: W.d.Or.Apl. S, 10 AH
OELRICHS & CO . NO. 5 BROADWAY. Louis H. Merer. 45 South 3d St.. Philadelphia;
S P E C I A L T N O T I C E . •From pier 52 North River, foot of Gansevoort t t . t F r o m (.Congress St.. Brooklyn. Take Situth i'efry.
A t S o u t h a m p t o n , G i b r a l t a r a n d C h e r b o u r g t h e p a s s e n g e r s of t he N o r t h G e r m a n L l o y d s t e a m s h i p s w i l l f ind o n s a l e t h e P a r i s e d i t i o n o f t h e N E W Y O R K H E R A L D , c o n t a i n i n g a l l t h e l a t e s t A m e r i c a n n e w s . ' M E D I T E R R A N E A N E X P R E S S
S E R V I C E . t N O R T H GERMAN •HAMBUBG-AMERKfAN
LLOYD. to LINE. NAPLES A N D GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR SY
E N U R E S S STEAMERS. t * K . M . T h . . J a n . l 2 . 11 A M l t K . W m . H . J a n . 28, 11 AM tWerra . . . .Tan . 10, 11 AMJfABer Feb. 2, 11 AM •Columbia.Jan. 22. 11 AMl'K.Bismar.k.Ueb.12,11 AM FOR A L E X A N D R I A . EGYPT. JAN. 22, FEB 2.-Return t ickets avai lable for tbe s teamers of eith"* l ine from Naples . Genoa. Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen, London, Southampton. Paris and Cherlwurg.i
Oelrlchs & Co., Agents , | Hamburg-American North German Lloyd, 1 O n e , 5 Broadway. N. Y . I 37 Broadway. N. t .
tF'rom Congress St., Brooklyn. Take South FilrrT. j*Froiu Pier 52 North River, foot of Ganaevoort «t •From Hamburg-American Line's piers.Hoboken, N.J.
A . — F R E N C H L I N E . OOMPAGNIE G E N E R A L E T R A N S A T L A N T I Q l K .
DIRECT LINE TO H A V R E - P A R I S (FRANCE;. Sai l ing every T H U R S D A Y at 10 A. M.
from pit* 42 North River, foot of Morton s t . La Bretague Jan. 10|La Gascogne Jan. 31 La Champagne Jan. 17|La Bretagne Feb. 7 " • ' luitalnc Jan. 24,'La C h a m n a s n e . . . . F e b . I i
N E W YORK. L'Aqultalne jan. 24,'La C h a m p a g n e . . . . F e b . l i GENERAL AGENCY, 32 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
O n a r r i v a l a t H a v r e t h e p a s s e n g e r s of t h e C o m p a g n i e Gen e r a t e T r a n s a t l a n t i q u e w i l l f i n d o n s a l e b y t h e p u r s e r t h e N E W Y O R K H E R A L D , P a r i s e d i t i o n , c o n t a i n i n g a l l t h e l a t e s t A m e r i c a n n e w s .
R E H A U R E H A U R E H A l i R E H A f J R E H A K R E H A f l ^ R E H A f l Uaal K e s t e r s Comedy.
" S W E E T N E L L
O F O L D D R U R Y . "
— < $
T A T T I - T "Spf" T H E A T R E , near '6th av
THE-GREAatEST OF ALL "OLCOTT'
M A T I N E E T O - D A Y
R E H A N R E H A N R E H A N R E H A N R E H A N R E H A N
i E H A N
Wedt SOc.
SSES.
A T L A N T I C T R A N S P O R T L I N E . N E W Y O R K - L O N D O N .
MENOMINEE January 12 M ARQUETTE Januarr 10 MINNEHAHA January 2« MBSABA February 2 MINNEAPOLIS February »
ALL MODERN S T E A M E R S , L U X U R I O U S L Y F I T T E D W I T H EVERY CONVENIENCE. ALL STATEROOMS LOCATED A M I D S H I P S ON UPPER DECKS.
F I R S T CABIN P A S S E N G E R S CARRIED FROM NEW YORK TO ST. PANCRAS STATION, LONDON, FOR $40 EACH A N D U P W A R D .
A P P L Y 1 BROADWAY.
A T L A S M A I L L I N E . T P . . a , i , - , . [ ; . . . . • . - . . . , — a — c * v - ™ . i . * . i To West Indies from pier 5fi North River.
Kingston, Jamaica, Savanll la, Carthagena, U n i o n . ATHOS Saturday, Januarv 12 Cape H a y t i . Gonaives. Port au Prince, St. Mare,
Jeremle, Aux Oayes, Jaemel . A N D E S Saturday, January 12
A M E R I C A N L I N E . N E W YORK—SOUTHAMPTON -^LONDON.
Kensinsrton. ..Ian. 0. noonlV'aderland. J a n . 30. B> AM Noordland. . .Jan. 10. nooalXew Y'ork.. . F e b . 6. 10 AM Southwark. .Ji»n. 23. no<*iiKejis1ugton..Feb. 13, b'Mi
R E D S T A R L I N E . NEW YORK A N T W E R P — P A B I S .
Kens ington . . Jau . 9. nooniSouthwark. . .Jan. 43. ponn Noord land . . -Jan . 16. nooniWesrernland. .Feb. 6. aoaa
INTIiRNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY. Piers 14 and 15 N. R. Office. 73 Broadway.
A n a g e n t o f t h e H E R A L D w i l l m e e t t h e s t e a m e r s of t h e A m e r i c a n l i n e a t S o u t h a m p t o n w i t h t h e N E W Y O R K H E R A L D , P a r i s e d i t i o n , w h i c h c o n t a i n s a l l t h e l a t e s t A m e r i c a n n e w s .
O n a r r i v a l a t F l u s h i n g ( A n t w e r p ) p a s s e n g e r s o f t h e R e d S t a r l i n e w i l l f i nd o n s a l e b y t h e p u r s e r t h e N E W Y O R K H E R A L D , P a r i s e d i t i o n , c o n t a i n i n g a l l t h e l a t e s t A m e r i c a n n e w s .
A . - C U N A R D L I N E . TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWlf .
From pier 51 North Hirer. Servla Jan. 12, 10 A M I E t r u r l a . . . . J M » O . I , 2 PM Umbria Jan 19, 2 PMfLncania F e b . fl, 9 AM C a m p a n i a . Jan. 26. 10 AMjUmbrio Feb . 16. 2 TM
VERNON H. B R O W N A- CO.. General Agents , 29 Broadway. JSew Y'ork.
C U N A R D T l N E T R O M ^ B O S f O N ; New. F a s t . Twin Screw Passenger Steamers .
8 A X O N 1 A O4.000 tons) s a i l s Jan . 19, Feb . 23. IVKRNIA O4.000 tons* sa i l s Feb. 2. March 9.
Fine, large rooms, amidships, upper deck. Winter rates: al l e lassea.
A L E X A N D E R MARTIN. Ayt . . 99 State at . . Boatont
MR; CHAUNCEY
OLCOTT (all new songs.) _
In H i s New P lay . G A R R E T T
O ' M A G H
P H I L H A R M O N I C S O C I E W OF N E W YORK.
IM. . U*. 11. at 2 P. M. Sat . , Jan. 12. at 8:1_ p. M .
soloist. M i s s M a u d P o w e l l . Violin. I»rogramme: "A Faas t Overture." Wagner; Con
certo for Violin, D major. Beethoven; Symphony, No. 8. F major. Brahma: Fantasie for Violin <newi RJmsky-Korsakoff; Overture, Le Camaval Romain,'* Berlk*. j , . ' _ . . _ -
Tickets at Carnegie Hal l . Tyson's and Rullman's. M E N D E L S S: O H X B A L L
Thursday Afternoon. January 10, at S JMi. A N D MRS. GEORG ' ",*
HENSCHEL VOCAL BECITAL.
Rea. Seats . $1 and $1-50, a* Schnherth's, 23 Union m
M B N D E L S S O U N HAx£T'^~~~~~~ Monday a * ^ a | ^ I s m ^ | W » ; » <.*+*.
R E C t i A L B Y
M r . a n d M r s - L u d w i g B r e i t n e r . R e w r v e d Seat s S1.00 and $l,m F « jfa „
BC'll> t.it t r i S Mj__4 , SI«IRE. 2 3 _ l a i o n sqi M e n d e l H s o h n M a l l |~tt> /TV n f l l
s__-j__3 ^^^ *_Bif• !___ AL U a m l i n 1
^ I ^ ^ H a B r i l V ' P i a n o f o r t e . Seats. $1, f l » . t t h « » h T » - " Maaageraeat. Loadon G. Charltoa.*
X 3 _ / ^ A n W A V Theatre. 41»t. st. & B'way. B R O A P W A Y E v g s . s : i ,v Sat. Mat. 2:15.
B I G G E S T H I T I N T O W N ! J E F F E R S O N - In Klein & Francis*
D E A N G E L I S Laughing Hit .
D E A N G E L I S A R O Y A L K O G U E .
D E A N G E L I S ; A B O Y A E R O G U E . A C A D E M t OF M U s f c _ 14th St. A Irving pi. "
E G Giitmiye & Eugene T o m p k i n s . . .Props. & Mgrs. V h i t n e v & Knowles ' London production
with Wilton Lackaye, El i ta Proe-#-iTLTv——. tor Otis, Aubrey lloucl-
_ _ V U O \ r \ _ t a u l t - K^"1 Pcr-Over " " " - ^ ^ j A o l s - - nanuez.
i t square.
H a r l e i
Next w ' k
O p e r a H o u s e , £vgs. 8:IB. ^ Mat. SJU '>.,»
1 , E T E U I ) . \ | L K Y iu HODGE. PODGE & CO i n c l u d i * the marvelh-us AGOUST FAMILY.
™ JOHN H A R E , The Gay Lord Ouex ." ON & j j g TO-MORROW. V
l a c e T h e a t r e . Eve. at8:io7~ Everv Eve. and Sat . Matinee,
& Kadelburg s ROARING FARCE,
n g e n H e r r e n .
A r o u n d P o r t o R i c o i
I r v i n g 2D W
Bluraent'
Die St»J Moc'lay Ev ""HaTmmeriteln's 42ds t . .B 'waf&itbav N O TWN G I D R E S S L E R s i - rv -KSS. . - - - -
(Strict People). r a l i a t pimilar prices). ' U t t l E L ACOSTA."
• 5 » > v i c t o r i a **&££&&
O n a r r i v a l a t Q u e e n s t o w n p a s s e n g e r s o f t h e C i i n a r d l i n e w i l l f ind on s a l e b y t h e p u r s e r t h e N E W Y O R K H E R A L D . P a r i s
Kingston. Savanll la, CarthageW. Gi-eytown."1Timon? e d i t i o n , c o n t a i n i n g a l l t h e l a t e s t ALLEG>lL\NYr .Satu iday , January 19 A » - ~ ~ — * ~ ~ ~ - — F l M ^ r o R W O O D & KRI,L<.>CK. Agents . 17 Sta te st_. A^rCHOTR L I N E M a i l S t e a m e r s .
G l a s g o w v i a L o n d o n d e r r y . From pier 54 North River, foot of West 24th st .
F u r n e s s f a . . . J a n . 12, uoon|Astoria Feb. 9, noon Ethiopia Jan. 26, noon, Furnes»ia — Feb. 23, noon
Cabin passage. $42.50 and upward. Second cabin. $32.50 and up. Steerage, $26 and up.
H E N D E R S O N BROTHERS, 17 and 19 Broadway.
" " A L L A N A N D C T A T E L I N E S T " * N e w Y o r k t o G l a s g o w .
Sawliniau. .Jan. 12. 9 AM (Lauren t ian . . F e b . 2. 9 AM Cabin. $40 and upward. Second cabin. $32.50.
Third c lass t ickets at reduced rate*. AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.. 58 R f ^ d w a y . J S e w York.
B E R M U D A A N D W E S T I N D I E S QUEBEC STEAMSHIP (X>.. Ltd.
From pier (newi 47 North River. FOR BERMUDA.
S. S. TRINIDAD Wednesday. Jan. 16. at 10 A. M St . Croix. St. Kl t t s . Antigua. Barbados. Demerara. OARIBBEE Thursday. Jan. 10, 3 P. M
'Phon**2.936 Broad for i l lustrated book free. A. B. O I T E R R R I D G E & CO.. Agents . 39 Broadway. Tboa. Cook & Son. Pass . Agts . . ^61 and 1.18S B'way .
C O M P A N I A T R A S A T L A N T I C A Spanish Royal Mail.
EUROPE. CUBA AND MEXICO. FOR HAVANA A N D VERA CRUZ.
S. S. CTUDAD D E CADIZ. Jannary 11 FOR CADIZ. B A R C E I / ) N A AND GENOA
S. s . C I U D A D D E C A D I Z . Feb! 2 . Steamers of this line have superior accommoda
t ions for first class passengers. Excursion t ickets s t reduced rates
For circular and freight apply to J. M. CEBALLOS A CO.. pfer 10 East River
A m e r i c a n n e w s . ^_______ A . — W H I T E _ S T A ^ ~ T i ^ r E .
NEW YORK—OI'EENSTOWN—LJVV>RPOOL Cymric. . . J « n . 9. S:30 AM)<Jceanlc Jan. 30. 2 PM G e r m a n i c . . . Jan . 16, noon (Teutonic Feb. 6. a>wifl Majestic Jan . 23 . nooniCrmric Feb. 12. 11 AM
For passage, frela:nt and general information apply t o W H I T E STAR LINK, pier 48 North River. Office. 9 Broadway. New York. N E W YORK A N D PORTO RICO STEAMSHIP p)'.
<* Steamers Ponce, gatting Jan. v 19, and San Jnan. Feb. 2.
touching at San Juan. P o n s ard principal ports of the island. The best of modern *t«
. commodationa for first and <•> second cabin passengers. Ail
rooms outside on deck. From pl«"" 2. Empire Stores, Brooklyn (near Fulton Ferry), a t 12 nooa. Offtce, No. 1 Broadway, N e w York.
C A N A p I A N sipiare.
and Comedians. MISS PR1NNT.
Opera Bouft*«. H I L L M U R R A Y TVIEA. M a t . E v . D a y , 2 5 c
. , . , av. & P « 1 st . EVG. PRIt"ES. 25c.. 35c. A 50c. r Third vfgr of the Henry A". Donnelly Stock Co. T H I S v R I S T O C R A P V B r HTii •NSON WEEK ^ ^ " . L H O W A a p .
H _ l — - # - A WORLD IN W A X . New Grouos. ^ 5 E 1 _ C I N E M A T O G R A P H .
M I T ^ l E f e Last week of ^ ^ S , " H U M P T Y D U M P T Y " 4>
EV Sat
PHILIPPJI GERMANIA T H E A . . 8th at. , nr. B 'way V;K RM»tF:V i ls * 50cJ t « B M I L H O N E N SCH WAB
u n « A ' * * t M A N N - L I P M A K * ^
wrr-a^ Bv». »; ltt . . Mat. _ T < » : J I * J ~ — K ^ ^ S S S T X R Next Lost m tne Desert. * *
Gal. 15c. Bal. 2Sc. Ore. SOc.
C H I L D R E N ^ T ^ E ^ F R I "
ST. NICHOLAS" S K A T I N G R I N K
m WEOT ««TH S T . * INTKRNATIONAL HOOsTJfT M A T r n w a
gYlday and Saturday. Jan. 11 and 12 at « M « « * V B T O R I A S . OF a n v T B . * ; . * " » • » P . . . . . _ _ _ - . „ . MONTREAL." v'n
NEW YORK A.C. A N D ALL NEW' T O n w Admtasion 3<V Re«erve<l seata fifle. extra
T | 7 « RroadwiT:
P. M.
TM»HS<»\ :«. Tci_n>> Smrft.^. I a««> M«»haUaB Th ,« trc . *ad «> WestTOth , i n ' ^
— aP
Intended steamship L l t a g , U " V a ' 1 ) { ' j e P " '
C h i n a - J a p a n - P h i l i p p i n e I s l a n r t * EMPRESS OF J A P A N . , i „ . i . " 0 8
EMPRESS OF CHINA J - , n - # v A P r i l J 3 E M P R E S S .OF INDIA iebruarj - 25 H a w a i i a n I s l a n d s ' a n d ' A u s t r a l i « AORANGI Feb S - t t ' i B i / n m , , a , l a
For ratea L » ^ ^ j ^ w . A . g r ^ ^ j ^ r e h 8
F O R PORT6~RICO~ :— Steamships of the Red " D " n „ . . T,i ' ,
Jnan and Ponce «aH«fi w i U s a l 1 ** San
DOMSD89'OS8 LIHE. F a s t T w i n Screw Passenger Service.
BOSTON to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL New England < 11.600 tons), Wed. , Jan. 30, Feb. 27. Commonwealth (new. 1S.0O0 tousi . Feb. 13. Mar. 13. R E D U C E D SALOON AND SECOND CABIN RATES. E D W I N H . LOW. Gen'l_Agt.^_l_._128_Broadwaj'. N. Y.
L E Y L A N D L I N E . ...Jan 22
The Efainent Ycung Italian Pianist. C4RNEQIE HALL,
T U E S . A F T E R N O O N , J A N . 1 3 . Tkket i Now on Sale at Scimberth's.
T h e K n a b e U s e d . T H I R m AJ®f FB W E A T B E :
. si' S S a^,. near 31st s t r e „ . — street-
Meladranaa.lt TWiWN M O B I L R ^ Seats K _ a n d 50. M T H l l f . MUSEUM Ttanexe Dog: Giantess; Yucca. Strong Woman.
H u b e r t
H O L L A N D ^ l ^ M £ m ^ ~ ~ ^ D - L New York-Rot terdam, via i ^ A L l N E .
Twin Screw S. S.. i2.5dd "^wlogne-aur-Mer tons. S a t . J a n . 12. 10 A.M P O T c r , 7 » . S P A A R N D A M . Jan 19; i b A . . f O T S D A M Twin Screw S. S.. | K M * ' • • Rotterdam direct tons. Sat . . Jan . 26. 10 A M R O T T E R T S AA>r
A n a g e n t o f t h T r l r ^ r r r ^ 4 -m e e t t h e s t e a m e r ? o ? t h e x J ? , " l a n d - A m e r i c a l i n e a t B o • o U
"- w i t h t h e NEAA P a r i s e d i t i o n , w h i c h
C A N A D I A N . . . . . .Ja¥." 1 8 l r A L ' I B o N l A N . Boston t o Liverpool.
D E V O N I A N Jan . 16 W'INIFREDIAN. .Jan. £1 Superior accommodat ions for sa loon passengers a6
low rates . AtH>lv t o * F R E D ' K L E Y L A N D & CQ., U d . . 24 Sta te a t . N. if. OCEANIC S T E A M A S H I P COMPANY (Spr^ke l s Lio*>.
H a w a i i . New Zealand. Australia. Sai ls for Australia J a m u r i 23. February 13. March
6 and every 21 days : to HONOLULU every 10 dava. Round the world, full stopover privileges, first cu*s . *f>35. J . D . SPRECKHLS & BRO.. 114 M-Mitgomery s t . . San Francisco. THOS. COOK A SON, 261 and 1.1K5 Broadway. New York.
P A N A M A R A I L R O A D S.S. L I N E ^ i for Colon, connect ing wi th l ines for porr Limoa, Savani l la . Cartbagen*. PANAMA. SAN FRANCISCO
and PACIFIC PORTS OF CENTRAL AMERICA, MEXICO A N D SOUTH AMERICA. Rates New Y q n f "*} San Franci»eo.
CABIN, $106 7 . . . . . " . . S T E E R A G E , f4# Steamers sai l from pier foot of West 27tb St., N. Y. CITY O F W A S H I N G T O N January 15. 1 P. M( A D V A N C E .Jantur.v 22. 1 P. M4
Bat tery Park Bnlhlinfc. 21-24 S ta te a t R. L- W A L K E R . T:->.Jn. I faaagpr
LTNE: POT La Guayra. I*o«-to Caballo. Curacao and
via C<iracao. ca l l ing ^l*o a "" eaibo. From Roberts '
ari-^ j ^ - _. Forto Rlix>. P ier . Brooklyn.
s u r - M e r " w i t h *the ^ i ^ r U l ? i [ n e -H E R A L D , P a r i s e d i t w ^ Y ? R K
c o n t a i n s a l l t h e l a t e s t A k S S i S m n e w s . * * * « e r i e a n
I T A L I A N L I N E , out*!**" K — Naylgaxione Generale l U l l a n a t o ' x ^ i * 1 1 ^ * <fc''k.
A r c h i m e d e . . . . . . . . F e b . 20!IJgo5lA<n?i?1*»-19*aaa. HII tZEL._FELTMANN A C O ™ TOdwii^n i 3
J A P A N - P A C I F I C M A l i 7 i r ~ r S £ — " w W ^ i - i H A W A I I A N D P H I L I P P I N E I S ? ^ ® * * * ^
CKX*IDENTAL A N D O R I E N T V H a 0 ? ^ TOYO. R I S E N . K A I S H A *• ^
Between San Francisco. Honolulu Yok^, ,™.. o- ,_ „ . « _ „ Nagasaki . Shanghai. Hong lfnfl
J*m*' K o * » . G A E U C Jan. 16'HONGKCivff v » iff- , _
»F4 ,P* ,*?1,*J' r i a s M K f > » * ! a w r i l l a f e r a t r t i ^ ^ J S at 349 Broadwar. or at I Bat terr r i l . ^ T ^ M ° Q apply Bufidlcg) and 287 B n » d w a y . " * p U w < w *ah ing toa
8. S. P H I L A D E L P H I A . . S a t u r d a y . Jan.iarv 12. oooa 8. S. C A R A C A S . . * Saturday, .January 2B. nooa
These s teamers h a v e superior accouamodrtioos foi passengers .
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