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sixth Philharmonio CONCERT.

A large audience attended the sixth concert
OF the Philharmonic Society, which took place
last night at Carnegie Hall. The programme
consisted of Tschaikowsky's fantasy-overture
Romeo and Juliet" recitative and aria from
Mozart's opera la Clemenza di Tito Wag-
ner's "siegfried" Idyl. a group of songs by Schu-
bert. Franz and Brahms. and Rats Symphony
No. B. I'm Waldo. The soloist was Nine. Schu-
mann-Heink. who is meeting with such great
success. and seems to be very much in demand
everywhere.
Tschuikowsky's fantasy-overture is certainly
a very effective concert piece. and scored most
brilliantly; but it is doubtful whether the
artistic value of the work is. sufficiently
high to warrant its popularity to con-
beauties OF orchestration must be acknowl-
edged, but 1t cannot be denied that the COM
port of Salon ssl a1! .Mu 81; H @In m pesard fe "a rs q m PefaSd
Of Of The tR sTAss fasi4isS#ff Sy ie %ns S srd 1 his eS encs In
ITCHY of. tempo. and treated the whole work.
WEI MiaEEnSdfi, scrs GR,H a Risdfe st If h he%eSe R tSsFs
s Several q fe or s tSs eon,Ts na to be sSSfiljtid:
charm Of the work was sim impaired by oce 5sftGS
trance OF the flute. which played decidedly too
fiat, marred the good impression of the intro
uuCllt'l.
RaT's symphony proved to be a good close
OF the interesting programme. 1t abounds in
poetical beauties and technical niceties.
and deserves to be performed. more fire.
%quently; Raft expresses the Impressions
OF nature by the medium of re-
tieXion, and the effect is not so unmistak-
ably direct and spontaneous as Beethoven's
and Weber's works which pertain to ma
lures phenomena. The last movement. which
describes the Wild Hunt raging through the
forest, lacks much OF the necessary demoniacal
element. Mr.. Paur conducted the work ex-
cellently.
Nine. Schumann-Heink deserves the great
est praise for her fine work. She displayed an
amazing variety of tone-color in the aria:
her low tones sounded as mellow and rich
and she attacked her high notes with exqui-
site lightness and clearness. She, also sang
the group of songs most admirably and re-
sponded, TO. the enthusiastic. applause with
sennoertS per I4a a v ahd tb des , Ma1Gnen as an
most beautifully.
A word OF praise must be said for the first
clarinetist. who played the obgligato to the
Mozart aria most creditably.
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ITALIAN STABBED TO DEATH.


Somebody stuck a knife in the back Of Tony
Paccello. 40 years old, Of 231 Mott street in the
back room OF Frank Piccenenda's saloon. at
233 Elizabeth street. last night. and Paccello
bled to death within a few minutes. Pic
cenenda and Joseph Demato OF 1 Minetta lane
are locked up in the Elizabeth street station on
suspicion of completely.
Piccenenda told the police that the dead man
belonged to an Italian society known az the
San Donatio di Auletta. which meets in Pic
Is President OF the society. After the
meeting last night Paccello, Demato. Pic
cenenda and eight or ten other Italians
got into a religious discussion. Paccello
declared that the Italians were treated
unfairly at st. Patrick's Catholic Church.
az they had to pay Ave cents for a sent. while
Irish parishioners had seats free. Piccenenda
denied this. and a row started, paecSilo
knocked Piccenenda over q barrel. and When
running out Of the door with the knife sticking
In his back.
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I'LL orERa.
Tristan und Isolde'' in the Afternoon and
Lucia di Lammermoor', In Evening.

Tristan n 1solde'' in the Afternoon and
Lucia d. banimermoor" inthe Evening.
Tristan und Isolde" at the matinee in the
metropolitan Opera House yesterday afternoon
was notable chiefly through the appearance OF
NINE. bchumann-Helnk us Branpuehe. or
Nine. Nordica's Isolde there Is nothing new
to be written unless It is necessary now
TO add an additional word OF praise
to her superb performance. M. jean de
l.eszko seemed to be reserved during the
hrst Two acts. But his singing OF tho third act
was splendid. Nine. schumann-H eink was
not In good voice. Her costumes. moreover.
arc not OF n kind that audiences at the
Her performance was finely dramatic, and
there were evidences. at ali times OF
theatrical instinct. "I Nm. Edo 1m q de Ress Hna
blspham and MeuX we're other members VI the
Schumanp- Heink took he place RI.er9 o. NINE.
Brema, who is sick with a cold and will not APP
"fS Sc tn IF cfpn g tornlght;
Tor the first time in three years, Abridged YER
sionS OF the opera have been given, but Donl-
since Nine, Media aud slgnor Tamagno de-
voted rHet q, their futile efforts to an attempt to at
1t s almost n tradition OF the metropolitan
Ihat TWO large audiences, cannot be drawn to
f Inesn theatre on the sameSday. but there was
Nine. Sembrieh sang Lucia last night rs the
part mas never been sung on the stage OF the
Metropolitan since she sang It here at the be-
ginning q her career. The, opening aria was
only revealed an incomparaI meu vo Ssepeb beauty.
put Q feeling and intelligence which made
II dlnerent from. any Interpretation
gently at the opera house, After the scene
Nine. Sembrich was repeatedly called before
the curtain. - Lucin di Lnmmermoor' had a
renaissance through the beautiful voice and
ar. OF Nine. Sembrich.
Nj; Saleza's Edgdrdo was n worthy accom-
paniment. to Nine. Sembrich's performance.
He Is the best OF recent Edgardos.
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NO OPPOSITION TO MAYOR Hoos.

He Will BE Renominated Mt Jersey City's
Democratic Primaries.
The open Democratic primaries for the NOM
ination Of a candidate for Mayor. q candidate
for Alderman at large. two Street and Water
Commissioners and twelve Aldermen have
been called for Wednesday. March 10. Since
the return of Leader Robert Davis all opposi-
ton to Mayor Hoos has vanished. and he Will
be renominated.
William L. Midlige will be renominated for
Alderman at large and Ferdinand Heintz for
Street and Water Commissioner. Mr.. Davis
has permitted u contest for the other Commits
sionership. which is now held by MAJOR Charles
Boltwood. John 7. Kenny and John Sullivan
have entered the race. 1t is said that Sullivan
is Mr.. Davis's choice. and will win.
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sodus Post ONCE Robbed.

SoDUs, n. Y, Feb. 25.-Early this morning
occurred the second Post Onlce robbery in this
1 noTt ~ I'm ,a one within W. w vne 'our Ttra u y inis
an entrance by cutting out IA big window,
the burglars secured $50 worth Of stamped
Centre. \. y" Every package in the Adams
Express office. which is in the same building.
was cut open, but nothing else Of yalue was
taken. except a presentation box Of foreign
cigars belonging to Station Agent Brewer. A
knife OF peculiar shape, which was dropped by
ono OF the burglars. Is the only clue.
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UTIH o
McCune Says That He Spurned Laws Offer
to Sell His Vote for 81, 900.

SALT LAKE. Utah. Feb. 25.-There was no
change in the vote for United States Senator in
the Legislature to-day. McCune received twen-
ty-Gve ballots. as heretofore, and the vote for
other candidates stood practically the same as
Yesterday. McCuue was examined before the
Bribery Investigation Committee and denied
gained for his vote. Law, he said, had offered
to sell him his vote for $1,000. McCune said
that he spurned tho offer. Additional charges
against McCune. which have not vet been made
public. have been handed to the Secretary OF
the investigation committee.
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NAVAL
The Nominations of Sampson and schley
Go Over Under an Objection.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-The nominations OF
Sampson and Schley to be Rear Admirals.
together with those Of the other naval officers.
promoted for conspicuous services. were taken
up in the executive session Of the Senate late
this afternoon. 1t was agreed by the friends Of
both the principal officers that the nomina-
tions be confirmed. and 1t was intended to
take this action to-day.
An objection to the request for unanimous
consent for that purpose came from an unex-
pected Quarter. and it was impossible to secure
1t in the few minutes devoted to executive
business. The objection was raised by Sen
ator Butler Of North Carolina, and the nomi-
nations accordingly again went over without
action.
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Hockey.

Alarge and fashionable crowd saw the New
York A. G. hockey team defeat the st. Nicholas
Skating Club team last night at the st. Nicho-
las rink for the second time this season.
Neither club has any chance Of first honors in
the championship series. but the rivalry has
always been strong between the Two organ
~iZations and both teams were on edge for
the contest. The winged foot aggregation
played fa- better hockey than in the games in
which they met the New York Hockey Club
and Brooklyn Skating Club. They entirely out-
classed the st. Nicholas seven and finally won
by a score of8 goals to /.
The st. Nicholas team were without the SER
vices Of SBlair. their regular goalkeeper and
Monks. who took his place. seemed scarcely at
home between the posts.
A most interesting, game, of interscholastic
hockey kept the schoolboys deeply Interested at
the ClermOnt avenue ice-skating rink in Brook
Ign yesterday morning. The opposing teams
were from the De La Sale and oxford
schools OF this borough. Both teams showed
clever team work. and the De La Sale boys
We're especially keen at blocking tries for goal.
In the first half the Oxford team were unable
to tally at all. but they worked SO hard that
they kept the De La Sale boys Town to one
goal.
In the second period of play the same tallies
We're made. Oxford again being blanked and
De La Sale scoring Il single goal. leaving the
final score: De La Sale. . goals Oxford. o..
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yerrIty d pennsylvanIo. Yalo. Princeton and

yerplty Of Pennsylvania. Yale, Princeton and
Harvard.
The Georgetown delegates inquired whether
men who trained on tricks under the ban Of
inG In the intercollegiate meet By reason Of
any alliance between the association and
the T., A.. W. The sentiment OF all
continuing tho Independent. course adopted by
the /. A.A,A. A. The Georgetown men were
Informed that their cycle rncers could train on
whatever track they wished without danger OF
shius
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Woman Killed by a Deputy shcrif.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Feb. 25.-Near Green's
boro. Ala. to-day. William Morrison. a deputy
sheriff. tried TO arrest ''Zeke" Van Horn, a
farmer. Van Horns wife fired n shotgun at
the officer. Her aim was had. As she attempted
10 fire the second shot the deputy sheriff shot
Her husband showed hight and tho officer
turned on him. firing twice. Ono bullet took
wounded. He Is now in Jail at Greensboro.
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VOLUNTEER SHOT HIS CAPTAIN.
He Sought to Get Even After the Muster
Out for Fancied Unfair Treatment.

He Sought to Get Even After the Muster
Out for Fancied Unfair Treatment.
ASHLAND. Ky. Feb. 25.-Capt. r. 8. Carr OF
Company L.. First Kentucky Volunteers. was
shot here tonight by Private Harry Price. a
soldier OF his command. Price accosted Capt.
Carr and charged him with improper and I'M
fair treatment of him while the regiment was
In Porto Rico. He told his Captain that. as the
regiment had been mustered out. they were
on equal footing as men. and he proposed
to get square with him. Carr denied the young
mans charge OF unfair treatment. and hot
words followed, during which Price drew a re-
yolver and fired at Capt. Carr. The bullet en-
serious, thought not fatal. wound. Price was
arrested. Capt. Carr was a soldier on the
Federal side In the civil war and Is regarded as
n nne nflnnr
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TO BUILD so MILE OF RAILROAD.
The Southern Pacific to Rush Work to Com
plete Its Coast Line.

The SOuthern Ph'IHV 10 INubH WOTK 10 VOHh-
plete Its Coast Line.
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb 25.-The settlement Of
the Central Pacific indebtedness has induced
President Huntington to telegraph orders for
the completion of the coast line OF the Southern
Pacific. Near Santa Barbara. between Elm
wood and Surf. is a gap OF fifty miles which
has remained open for five years. Orders have
been given to increase the working, force TO
seven viaducts and two tunnels. each 800 feet
long. are necessary, it IS estimated that by
finished in a year. This will give the Southern
Pacific a fine coast scenic route and VIII per-
and San JosG without making a special side trip.
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Trying to Identify the Waldorf Sneak Thief.

The man who was arrested at the Waldorf
Astoria Friday night on a charge of looting a
quests room, and who described him
seIf as John Scott Of San Francisco, was
spraisnei in the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday and remanded to the West
several detectives from the Central onlce
went to the station to see II they knew him.
None OF them did. Detective William A. Pink
erton looked ut Scott and said he resembled a
Philadelphia crook known as Pearson, who IN
1885 was arrested on a charge OF robhing the
I afavatte Hotel,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Ills Fourth Sentence of Death.

ELIZABETH. n. j., Feb, 25,-Louls Rorsel, ono
OF the men who in September, 1897. murdered
Farmer James @. Pitts in his home at Stony
Hill. near Summit, was sentenced yesterday by
Justice Van Syrkel in the Union County Court
10 be hanged on Friday. March 10. IL IL tn
sentence has been imposed on Hoesel. His
counsel, Frank Bergen of Elizabeth. three
technicaIities. koesels only chance now lies
Ia the Court Of pardOns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Electric Car Hit Bieyenst.

While Robert Clark. a butler employed at ~
west FIfty-second street. was riding a bicycle
across. Madison avenue at Fifty-second street
,,qdst night. Ii north-bound electric car struck
me wheel aud threw Clark into the gutter; he
vas taken To the Flower Hospital. where 10 was
'0uhd that two Of his ribs were broken.
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An Ex.Polioemnn Kiils himself.

Louis Mohl. 81 years old. a former policeman.
committed suicide yesterday at his home. ~
Linden aycaue. Jersey City. 10y shooting him
self in the head, Mohl was engaged In the beer
bOttling business. and was a member OF the
German Schntzen Bund. the Washington Rifles
and Othug organizations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
sheriff Dunn Not In Contempt.

The motion Of Isidor Weisbaden TO punish
Sheriff Dunn for contempt Of court for tall
lug to pay oyer To him in a rruleyin action
sos. received while the sheriff was conducting
a luwelry store az "a Columbus uvonuC. has
been denied by Ju ,,re Beekman VI the SNr
premO Court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
Marshal Shea Got "a Picture of Himself
Done In OIL!

The Downtown Republican Club presented
10 Dennis Shea. United States Marshal. an oil
painting Of himself last night, Billy Reed. the
hind banjo player. and Ed McCord. aecor-
dion manipulation. furnished the, music. Hich-
arfy of the Kings County Republican Club
and Charles Comisky, titr Marshal made
speeches.
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Paris Ready for Service Again.

NrwpoRr NEWS, Va, Feb. 26,-Tho work OF
oyerhauling the steamship Paris oil, the Amerii
can line has been completed. anu she VIII san
for New York Tomorrow Afternoon.
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Delaware Senatorial contest.

WILMINGTON. Feb. 25.-The vote for Senator
lows: Gray. 10; Addicks,17 Hills. 10; Handy, 1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
nprcr.,. nestaurant nnrn.G.

Anre which started early yesterday morning
In the restaurant kept by John J. Rogers. at .
inrE plnce, did S22,OOO worth OF damage.
Several valuable paintings were destroyed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
McFadden KNOCKS Moore Out.

George McFadden OF this city knocked Billy
Moore OF Syracuse out in the fifth round at the
Pelican A. C. last night. The bout was sched-
uled for twenty-five rounds at 1873 pounds. and
while it lasted was. flercely contested. McFad-
den was the aggressor from the sound of the
bell. but Moore also fought back so hotlv that
there was not q dull moment while the mill was
in progress. McFadden scored a victory
with a clean cut left hand half-arm Jolt on the
Jaw that completely sent his opponent into
regained consciousness. The end OF the fight
surprised the crowd. a. it was expected that
the men would put up an even fight. Frank
AGiteen-round go" at catch weights be-
tween Frank Casey OF New York and Jack Fox
OF Brooklyn preceded the star bout. 1t was Il
smuggling affair throughout. Neither man
knew anything about science and simply ham
mered way at will. The decision was "a draw,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26

Arrived-SATURDAY. Feb. 70.
SIS st. Louis, Randle, southampton Feb. 10.
SIS HanSa, MartZ, Hong Kong.
SIS Hekla, Thomson, Stcttin.
SIS Arkadia, Lloyd, Ponce.
SIS Britannia, Haddock, Liverpool.
SIS Seneca. Becker, Santiago.
SIS British Queen, Smith, Antwerp.
SIS Francisco, jenkins, Hull.
Sc Phmnicia, Leithauser, Hamburg.
SIS Trinidad, Fraser, Bermuda.
SIS Lydia, Rorden. Tampico.
SIS Algonquin, Plat, Jacksonville.
SIS City of San Antonio. Young. Brunswick.
lFor later arrivals soc First Page.l
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Gossip of the Ring.

4 battle between Nike Sears and Jack o'Brien ID
spoken of.
The date OF the contest between Dial Hawkins and
Frank Ernu has been changed from March 1 to
March .,
II was said YESTERDAY that Dan CreGdOn had called
on his match with Tommy RYAN. The affair WAS To
have taken place in ~ rAcuBe on March /,
Billy Madden iA 30 confident that Gus Rubin will
defeat DOE Goddard when this pair clash next month
that lie mas already taken steps to bind a contest with
ether I'm Cprbett or Joe Chpynski.
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SIS Lucania, from Liverpool for New York.
81 Vega, from st. Michaels for New York.
SIS La Champagne, from Hayre for New York.
SIS Edaln, from Rotterdam for New York.
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Basketball.

The first annual basketball tournament of the New
York Interscholastic Athletic Association will begin
at Berkeley School Armory on Thursday. March =.
Four schools have entered and an interesting series
of games is looked for. The schedule has been ar
ranged as follows: March .. Collegiate School VS..
Dwight School; March 7. Berkeley s ,hool vs.. Bar.
nard OIL; March y, Berkeley school W.: Dwight
School: March J6, Barnard S'hOOl W.. Collegiate
School; March ~. Berkeley School VS.. Collegiate
School; March 23, Barnard School W.. Dwight school.
The first team of the Westchester County Wheel
men defeated the team of thu Mount Vernon High
school in the %latter's gymnasium on Friday night by
the score of IL ~ 10.
The lightweight basketball team of the German
branch ". NJ, {. A.. has March 9 and 10 open at its
gymnasium, and would like 10 hear from teams with
PLAYERS averaging l15 or 100 pounds. Liberty A. @.
OF Yonkers preferred. Address Charles II. Burk.
hArdt, lao Second avenue.
a game Of basketball at Mount Vernon. n. Y, on
Friday evening resulted: Westch, steT County Wheel
nlru, IL; Mount Vernon High school, 10.
A lively basketball game was pliyed yesterday
morning in the gymnasium of the Young Mems
CLristian Association at fompkinsvilie. Staten
Island, between the "onng women Of thu Teachers
q ,leRe of Manhattan and The girls team OF the
Staten Island Academy at st. George. Two hfteen-
minute halves, with ten minutes intermissiun, were
played, and at the end Of that time the Teachers
College team was ahead by Z to 8.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-02-26
AhasRr BENNETT A SUICIDE
Prospect of Riches Could Not Overcome
the DeEpondency of Ill Henlth.

the D~ebpondehcy OF III IIoHIIh'
COLORADO SPRINGS, Feb. 25.-Albert Bennett.
formerly OF New York. committed suicide by
taking morphine at Cripple Creek at ! +. NJ
to-day. He had been In poor health and was de-
spondent. He was ~ years old aud unmarried.
lie was recently notified from Gainsborough.
England, that Sl3O.0OO In cash. beIueathed TO
him by a wealthy relative, was awaiting him,
and would be sent as soon as he could be heard
from
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SIS Kansas City. from Savannah for New York.
SIS New Orleans, from New Orleans for New York.
SIS FL Monte. from New Orleans for New York.
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SIS Fuerst Bismarck, from New York, at Genoa
SIS Etruria, from New York, at Queenstown.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-THIs DAY.
Sun rises. 6 81 Sun SETS. 5 90 Moon rises 800
HIGH wATER-rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. Q % ! Gov. Isld. 8 90 He'll Cato. 10 OF
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AND FANCY
CASES.,

we are prepared to interest the
musical public in a number Of
styles which are not now listed
in our new catalogue and which
we will sell at prices that will
be appreciated by those contem-
plating the purchase of the
highest grade Piano.
For PURE, MUSICAL and
SYMPATHETIC TONE, COM
bined with CIR
w and DURABILITY,
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SIS Friesland. from Antwerp for New York. Feb. 10.
lat. 1915, long. 1912. ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-11-17
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