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"CIRMEN" 4T THE MdTTNEE
A Great Audience at the Metropolitan Yes.
terday Afternoon.

Carmen" WAS the opera yesterday afternoon
at the METROPOLITAN Opera House and Nine.
Calyi was the Cpmpn. These facts are sug-
eesttvn to the sophisticated New Yorker. 1t
would take only a slight acquaintance with
matters operate to enable one to say with GER
tainty that the audience was q large one. lt
was more than that yesterday because tho
weather with every other cir2um stance favored
the collection Of ono Of the great crow Is that
gathered from al parts OF Greater New York
AMI even more distant points can bring n Jam
to the theatre when GARNER" or Faust" Is
sung with Nine. Calv6 in the len ling role. /
might not be very Interesting artist.cally, hut
It would be highly profitable il Mr.. Grau could
arrange for his repertoire to contein only
"Fuust' and Carmen" Mmc. Calves hea n
might not be- elual 70 such "A proIongei straln
hut Il -rp N certain ma tho puOlIc appetite
for these TWO WORKS VIII never he
satisfied until some such generous Supply OF
New lurS'- favor t. uner"s ~ prOviied,. But II
must he Oerr that Nine. calves rres-
en"s rs "A condition precedent TO such u season;
There IL little DOUBT. however, that II wonil
be I'm m uruhtablr to Mr urau. That
wise manager gives the public novelties to sat-
is,y h iancifll demand which mas no * Stor'e
In reality. He knows what the public really
wants ia contradiction to what a lew persons
claim u wants.
Nine. Ca YES performance requires no new
phrases. Yesterday II was th" sane IN - wJd-
derHul com inatiun OF real genus for the thea.
expressive singing. II. Saliguac. who i an
excel cnt Don lose, was In the cast yesterday
afternoon ant ~, LlanG3n.a oyerwh"l,ning
Lincs's lovely performance NJ N"ic'a YVES u
he enloyed along with tne. o'her good ihings IN
the PERFORMANCE. She AMI Nine cave elnbofy
In strikingly Fearful fashion the two widely
different Tyres tfav are supposed to represent
Sig. Mancineli conducted.
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COElEY'S TRIAL ENDED.


red Hook senator Put in No Defence
Charge was Political Treason.
The trial OF senator Michael J. CoTey for
treason TO the Democratic machine in Kings
county was wounl up last night. In accordance
with the announcement made by Jesse VI.
Kapper. counsel for Senator CoTey. on Friday
night, the defence put in no appearance asst
night. the Committee OF Five having refused to
Gri mt any further delay. Henry j. furIong.
counsel for the prosecution. sail:
Il have been convinced all day that the do
fence never honesty Int ndcd - deny the
charges IT r~olitica. wrong1oing, and | am not
surprised that tia white nuG has been hung
out tonight. Al this talk on the r side about
calling hundreds OF witnesses was mere blus-
ter. They have only been waiting for an ~,
~ror,unlty TO throw up tha snonge. Like =
horse driven into IA paddock. the first chance
Is taken to bolt defence. 1t Is perfectly obvl-
Gus tha. neither senator Cotfcy. nor hi. ASSOC
clates hal ans honest defence aud their excuse
was palpably On untruthtu. one, They have
been clearly conyic.ed Of traitorous designs
against the Democratic party OF Kings county.
and Il ey are unworthy to belong TO such an
honorad and esteemed organization. This
! committee. too. has full power and authority
to d.sclpIine them"
Mr.. furlonG sa.d. that h would submit \
brief within three i Us. Chairman Nagu re,
after consultation with Senator JcEarren and
the othAr members of the committee. made
this M 1nceMrnt:.
In view Of The defiant attitude Of the de-
fen1ants. thora il no O,ner cOurss open but 10
declare this Investigation closed"
The committee Will meet turing the week TO
| consider its verdict II is = foregone conc!u-
sion that Senator Co1ey AMI hi, lleutanants In
the Ninth Assembly district VII be pronounced
guilty and that the most severe sentence
within the rules Of the organization will 10
| impDsal
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IHEf1RICfL NOTES.
Nine. Mohjcska In "Much Ado About Moth
ing"-Fli-n Terry Won't Appear This Week.

W. ~ 's''
Ellen Terry Won't Appear This Week.
Helena Nodjeska AMI her company revived
Much Ado About Nothing at the Fifth Avenue
Yesterday afternoon. Tho audience was a,
times genuinely euthu~ siastic. though it WAS
small as to numbers. Nine. Modleska's Beatrice
hg not arrace OF her Ldiy M1cJrh or her Ndrg
stuart. She was Ou )yant. at times coIuettIsh,
and In appearance aim 1T youthful Her per-
,ormauce sh wed a light-hearted brilliant gill
until the church scene. when all her dignity
came 10 her in her anger al the false charges
against hero. Particularly well thought out
and executed va, her persuasion of EenettcF
toa,,u-e the Insults TO her cousin. MIKE lrrd'1
H.npI,C' WA excellent ~ some points. but he
failed & hring Opt Otner than he cC1t.Eal SIDE
~ the character. john Ma.ones, LSDndto,
Percy Waters fridr Francis. Kate lalglish :
iIr.b aAl Mlry Halls Ursula were comment J.
pbta p~cliurnuG,es. TIE remainder " tho
company were not ridiculous. neither were
they adequate.
k~nickrtuOcSer from Hlr Henry lrvinl saying
that Lllcn Terry'I illness would prevent her
from Appearing in ,RoDesrierre"', here tnls
week. 1t il expected ihn. she will be- allie ~
play by the 10Th. Maud Milton will take her
place.
Kutert HilIiard has been engaged for the
princi, Al part in woman aLI Mlue. which IS
t. be presented at the Manhattan soon,
4 rppCT' was circula,cl Yesterday that
Charles lrohman Intended 'ca-.uR the Schley
Music Hall AMI turn .ng u into a theatre n xt
season. Mr.. trohman said when asked ABOUT
IL. "Whcrr IL the Srhlry2 ] haven't heard OF
it," That about cover, tne subject.
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uOuyD TO KEEP WH,LEN ~ LINE.
Labor Union Men Keep ~ Him About the
Prevailing Rate of Wages Grab.

A committee Of delegates from the Meta
Ira lea Council called Yesterday on John T,
Carroll. one Of tie three john to whom Croker
Las ~ntrusted the leadership OF Tammany Hal
during his absence. in reference to the prevail
ing Rate of Wages law IA applied 70 their
trades. Nj. Carol. said that he was IN entire
accord with the law. and advised he commit.
tee to $40 CORPORATION Council Wha'an. The
comml tee then want TO Mr. Wh1len, who
tOld them that in all contracts for city work n
p~rnyiaion would bn embodied calling tor tho
Iaymau' pt the prcvaaIing ratio Of wages. The
committed retire expressing satisfaction.
Aroth r con ruittor. ron h" CnniraI irder-
ltrL InIOn called upon Commissioner Of thari-
- Keller I-yartuug the -am' subject. The
.upcillr oCmpl1'n NJ was mt 4orfv'fWp nrtlnen
T., ~. darlrtnrnt wrr" roo"iviug icaS than
tnr milo wages. Mr.. k"iI". pointed on th,t
'hr.a mt Ie rival ihr'r bohrI In Il !ultion tn
tI,ir nlrirs. ~" casually "rmHrked that the
tnrr,ase ~ rs dprur'mcNr rom the payment
OF the UNION rate would lie t'oO,OCO year.
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ETGTTITE NO ORNiN FOUND.
Say, lie Thought H." Was Going to Be
Iynched. No lie Ran Away.

Benjamin HI, the motorman ot the trolley
ear which killed Bertha lngo,d IN Wes, N"w
York on Thursday night. was found vest day
sitting on a roe; near Flora Park. North B"r-
gen H. lel immei,af"iy after The a%cciient
lie wa. discovered by two men employed on
The Nurlh hudson County ldl' way. When
they apr ache! HIN started to run. but Nnal'y
nua,on'rI to return with them to his home NJ
l'Y.n !IL lyon arr.y.l. ~ h.s ONT l." Wh'
7. ,cni under arrest, H. WIS released inter- IN
IA .,.a'nlv o' John !. .Hruey. uyuSt-I 80 tho
70, lWly company. To- whom he made q state.
mont. IIIl sH,i that he did not -" MIS- g..
god untlI H.. ear wa- " min "'gnt fret Ul her.
Whom ihrrlr was stopped h. -aIl h. took tho
headlight ant " Mt back Or + the tack.
rs soon ns the light was turned on the
body" he said. Il heard some one say He
ought TO be hung thought was going to bo
iynched. 80 | ran away"
Hi says be sees the body Of the WOMAN con.
tlnually before him.
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oIWD.

~GLES.-Died, March 10. 1900, at his residence, 2os
w,st l3uth St, New York city. william r Glen.
aye 40.
Funeral at the housc. Sunday. March II. 1900, at
2o'cIock.
HALL. At Nontclsir. y. J.. Saturday. March 10.
1900 Annie Elizabeth, WIFE " l.ouert n. Hall
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HARDEN BROOKE Thursday, March q. 1900.
at hi. residence. l42 Vest 7stA st, New York
city. Ben! amin C. Hardenbrook.
Funeral services at his late rusldenoe on Sunday.
March II. 1900. At , 30 p. NJ.
HUBBA March 0. 1900. Oliver Pay son
Hubbard. Ii D.. late professor OF chemistry.
miner,logy aud geology. In College.
in the ~ : year OF hi, axe.
Fun raj from ais late rc siden1e. III West ooth St.
or Mon lay March Il. 1900. 1T IL O'Clock. Inter
l.ent AT New Haven. Conn.
MOIO At his residence, l2A Lexington Az, Mar
Gus Molo.
Funeia a. services from 300 Fast ssth at. n ar Sec
onI av, tbs sunday. March II. 1900, at lao p
NJ. Fr!euds aud members " the Swiss BeneyJ-
lent society. OF the Societi Tic ngss di Mutuo
sarcorso. Il the sw!ss General society and
friends Of mis- brother. william +. MoIo. are re-
s~pe.t.ully invited to attend. lntegment nt
woodi@wn.
MOORE.-At her home In Atlantic City, \. j.. on
Friday, Mar'h y, 300, Airs. Ann Moore. mother
OF William 7. Moore.
Burial seryice at Eyersreens Cemetery. Sunday at
4P u.
McCuY.-On Friday. March o. 1900. At her home IN
Cola Spring, n. l., Angelic Philips Mccoy,
wife VI the lat Levi U Mccoy. IN her t1th year.
Funeral srrvi g, a. Pres tcIian Church. Monda
at2;3OP II.
PUBLISH New Haven, Conn. March a. 1900.
Edward Phelps. ag'd -.
Funeral services viii 10 held in Battell Chapel.
New Haven, sunday A.trluuon, March IL, lJOu,
at . o'clock. Int N Mt At 4 urIius IN. VI
saturda'. rch 10. 1900. at his
res.d nee. t23 Mad.sun ay, of pneumonia,
Wlllism Post.
Funeral services viii be held IN MONDAY. March
/. 90, at 8 u at tho Church Of Heavenly
Rest.
RAM or Friday. March ., 1900. 81 his resi-
A nee. 4or VS., End ay, Addison q Rand, In the
ap'h ear II h. az.
Funerll service at MS late residence IN Sunday
MUrrh II. 1900. at 8 o'clock ln,erment a. Vest
ntll. Mas.
sTlVESS. On Saturday. March L., 1900, at 81
Fifth av., L.obert IN,ngstor, Jr, son OF Robert
Ialn.,tou aud Mary . stevens, aged Z months.
Sutiro " funei al hereafter.
THE EFNSICO CEMETERY -Priv,t, station. liar.
4 Inn Ia lrpau: 4d mn re, r. lt tro n the Irani
Central u pot tiDco. ID Fast al t
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Arrivcd-srrrEDAr, March 10.

Arrivcd-SNrrkDAY NJ trch 10.
T.. g. transport NJ, Pherson. Byrnc. Newport News.
March y
~ Ftruris, Watt liverpool. March 2.
r. st paul Janislu SnLthlmpto !, March g.
So la ,ui'alnr, l. riot. u ..rt. u arch 8.
s. falatia. Roenug HAMBURG Feb =.
rs y re-. KIM lson 90. rnhi zen, Feb. %.
s. IorI Warwick, Nawlng-, Gr'.u'i Jan. 81.
s. Landau Guy, Car y. lilst J.. Feb, -.
IS Is .fpr, Davis. Baltimore. March =
S-nu atan, Robertson, G. mpccLe, Feb. %.
S. Catanla. Bode, Yokohama De-. -,
re- L. eisham, Goth, Prruambuco, Feb. o.
6. ComGl, Evans, Galye .tNu, Msr n3
s. GUY andotte. lIlirr. Nurfolk, March q.
s. Il ,ldshoro French, Philadclph.a. March a.
Bark All o aud Isabella. Gobeh.er. Les Sable.
dUlonne, Dec. II.
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A fire Yesterday In the four-story double
apartment house at SSs Myrtle avenue. Brook
lyn, imperllled the lives ~ some Of the occu-
pants. The fire was discovered in the cellar by
Mrs. Alice McDermott. the Ianitress. On one
side Of the fourth door lived James Ambrose
and his invalid wife and on the other side
Washington Donovan. a wllower. with his two
children Washington and Ruby. 10 AMI ! years
Old respectively. Upon the death on Donoyan's
wife q few months ago Mrs. Ambrose helped to
look a, ter hiS children while he was absent At
his employment He had left the house when
Mrs., McDermott came across the IRE In the
cellar.
Mrs. McDermott ran up the stairs to the
HecOu floor scream ing She entered the t1l
Of Mrs james Coirlsan and he pei h.rnnh her
spr,ad 70 fn ITT w6 6irrT these women rnpl were q" deeeen ~.
ing the stairs Mrs. Corrlgan's dress caught
Meanwhile the persons on the fourth floor
had fuuni escape by The stairs cut or Dono;
vans Oh, .dlen .an T. n front window and
cried tor help. Ambrose helrri his WIFI
TO a window and both shuMtei To men
IN the stree, To- save them William lIak-
nal. a truck driver ol lW' Spencer street
passed the burning fnildng o." hs waso4
and saw the bonovdL children. II" Matched
- long rore from the truck, and IN lertook 10
enter the h use. The fire drove him out, ~ he
hastened to the root. solng ,hrough an aljnih-
ing tuillng He lowered The rope with a loon
NJ the end from the corniCe 10 he window
where the Donovan children were AMI tod
Them q get their bod" iu~i e the .oop and ne
would I'M them to The roof They were too
frightrnei to do anything. Then detectives
GrUsrl aud Thou pson OF the vernon avenue
station who h Il reached the ROOT, through an
other house, lowered q Srutt,o ladder TO where
The Amhr1S"s wore and vaIu,y u ged them to
mount il to the roof.
kngire l5O va first NJ the IRE. Firemen
Milandnnd an! Meyers went 70 the roof and
were luwere by Blkunlr~ rppo 10 Bonpvau's
nat; Then he r"r" VS. I"-teue around tho
children ard they WH.H raced 70 the ROOF.
Mrs Nm rose va, g'-r1'l next In n similar
uapn.I aud then 1rr hu,I and
Mr-. AEl| rO-" hlrim' So IL tftCrWard that
nm ,mhUlnnr. wa, cali. Ircn st Jphu',
Hospital. D. O'lnor" lnuu, that sia was
sulrr NJ severely lrou shock and DunOyau's
children tom the effects uf smoke. Ihc fl -
wa nut out aiIrr tur hUImlng, hai cen
damaged To III" "Nt nt Of ~S.ulu. There IA
rra-on to br,irvo tht, the lire w--oD inrrulIary
pr|tfN
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W. n. & r.. Nv TEXAS.
Contemplated Use OF Southern Pacific Rail-
road Tracks stirs Up Opposition.

road Tracks stirs Up Opposition.
DALLAS, Tex. March 1O.-nresident Henry
c. Rouse OF tae Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway Is inspecting the company's property
In Texas. AMI b has also been stopping for a
few days Mt the Tarpon Fishing Cub on tho
GuIt Coast, near Rockport. with r. ii. X. Green.
The pnople OF San Antonio are anxious to learn
President HOuse's intention concerning the
Missouri. Kansas and Tevas extension from san
Marcos. 1t IS rumorsd that Instead Of building
directly to San Antonio. President Rouse's
COMPANY intends to maze q running arrange
ment with the southern Pacific and use That
comuany'5 tracks. Ii this is 50 an effort will
be made to annu' part NJ fhe Missouri, Kansas
and Texas charter privileges a. granted by he
Consolation act OF the Legislature at the
session OF 1871.
IL W reIlr ID here TO-DAY that the Missouri.
Kansas AMI Texas Railway Company hat given
notice % is w,thdrawal from membership. IN
the Southwestern Freight Committee IL this
Ia 30, q Texas 'reight war Ii almost sure 70
result George J. Gould and party. who have
been tnspec ing some OF the Gould SOUTH
western prol erties. lett for the east last night.
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Supplementary ssason of Opera.

II was announced last night at the Metro
pOlitan Opera House that u supplementary
season VI two weeks would begin at the close
Of the regular season on March 81. Eight per-
formances will br given. They are out OF the
the regu ar three evening representations AMI
a Saturday matinee. Subscribers may retain
their regular seats by notifying tho man
agement.
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Lady Mary sackvnIe Here to visit tho Gould-.

Lady Mary Sackv.le arrived Yesterday from
Southampton aboard the American liner ST.
! uul and went Immediately to Lakewood. y. J.,
where she will stop at the home Of George
Guutd. Mrs. Kingdom. thu mother o. Nlrs,
George Gould. AM tapt. +. d. Tod me- Lady
Sac VI lie at the pier. She Is a sister % the Eyrl
Dnlawarr and , relative Of Lord salisbury. shl
Is an eNpcrt golfer and will play the game with
some Of her American sisters while she Is here.
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Business Qotires.

Carl IT,. SCHULTZ. waters comb ne
HTGIIrSr Ia FERyESCENT AMI A6krFtBLE
TASTE with ABSOLUTE PURITY and lORhECr
COMPoslT TON, WI Gu cannot hs said OF aly other
mineral water manufactured In Greater New iorG.
Rheumatism and Cont radically cured IN
every case Fin 3 1871. FAMOUS pRFSCRIP ION
loO.3sl, be, hottie. write Tor booklet, MULLER
PHARMACY, IA University place, New YORK..
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MARINE INTELLTGENCF.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rH.s DAT.
gun rises, 90. "a ri sun sets. 800 Noon rises $3.50
HOE wATER-rHIs DAY.
sandy Hook ...4;OS Gov ll..i4O He'll Gate. IS 20
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Judge Cowing'. wife Lett HIN >s:.uoO.

The will OF Hester a. CoN.n-, W Of Judge
EulIs T. CuwinG II General N%"-oiou' lIl"I 'or
lI.tntr YESTERDAY. leaves all her property 10
her husband and names MN -ur ".rcuror.
She caves 5000 IA realty amt S!DVJ IA Ter
spnaily.
longrsssnan BrcYnIow iirn"InInatrd.
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. March lO-Th' Fi4s.
Congres district Republicans to-day. by pri-
mary election. renomInatcd W. j. Brown,oM.
lie defeated by u largo majority judge II. i.
Campbell
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80 Wore Philippine In'istm"nt..

1I.b,uD. Pa, March lU.-rh' Var De-
Iar'urut 'o-day notified N" officers In charge
o. tEo r.. ruitiuG station here no. tu 80 Isl any
Dr.. " men 'Or scrN 80 IN 'hc lhli' iIr" I-HHis.
VU'rgthfuI the report tnat a new "a. or M
81 va, men was contem plated by President
MN LLnN
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NOTES or MUSIC ETESTS.

On Friday evening "Fidelio' will be sung q. the
Metropolitan Opera uouso for the first time since
the islI-O2 season. Then Nine Lehmanu was heard
in the lead, ns lilc This week tn opera viii DO
sung by MINES. Turnlna aud PoSny AMI NM nippel.
ir.n.le. Dertrlm. EreuranI Muhlmann. Emil la r.
will conduct. On Monday evening Tristan un
Isolde will ne sung by Mines Ternina an3 rChn.
mann II, Ink and Nm Van Dyck, Van l.ooy, Prngle,
ureuer. Meur. Bars and Edo ard de r slke. on
Wednesday "loh, nsrIa' will he sung b. Nil.
mppel, Bertram. NJ ,hlmann and fiouArd do
Re.zLe. Al the Saturday MATINEE Faust will bs
sung By NM. Van Dyck, Scott. Mcuv AMI Plancon
and Mines. C,lvr, Mad.eu and Bllu m p.'tor. rh..
will be ". Van DICKS Art appearance hero a.
F,a. Mn. S.mUrch will sing RHInI 10 III
b rLiere 4. s~eyiglA.' 1T the SATURDAY evening per.
foimaucs.
On Tuesday afternoon "Das Rheingold" will begin
n. atern on series OF Ntbe.u1,"n Ring per
rSrmarces "a their entirety. IN" cast wall DO tue
same that apprarri ~ he opera s"Nrral weeks 40,
ON Monday evening Nine Give viii sing In
Faust" at the Brooklyn Ac.lcry Of MUSIC.
Mime, ssmhr!rh's son rectal at C,rn gle Hall on
Tuesday Afternoon promises . ue ono OK tho most
Interesting events Of the musical season, She ~
famous a rua ia this style y. must, although sbs
has never been herd hero 'cfc-e IN recital. ST.,
Ma lrluelll has klnday 'OlDNteeEtut 70 arc llnIanN the
singer I'm he modern French aid ltal an number.
Which include tso songs of his own composition
Iado.e Lurl s,lnt VIII be the accompani T. II vii,
Lee an ,~lucatou in The ART OF singing to hear Nine.
s mbricn IN tie varied numbers the pr gramms
contains.
Tn, programme for to-nigAt's concert at the
NJ uOpOlit "a II as iHi'uvsi
Overture, 'Entrnhrrnx aus dem Scra..", Mozart
~ Est Dorh, ,lcrolIdIe .',.'''' ..''',.M a''eutt
y ls'n strong.
ARA, 'Iltuanl." ,h,sr tlnU ... ,..-...P ohchtelli
b. uamlduhrt.
Aria, "Odysseus." ,....,...., Man Hru, h
Mime. Sc-uuauu. lu. nh.
Andante Spianatu ct Grad PplOuaiso Irillante.
CHOPIN
VI. De PdcLmaun
"YoiC Cha sape!c.' & b." No-.c III Figaro y, Zoe. Mozart
SL-dnne adI,-.
Ctpucriu F-paElol" ... hNrnsky EursaEoH
urelChcl Ala al.Lnrale' ...,.,. ..,,..,, .sChubolt
su,ah oLIOng.
Iarlltclla .......... ...... .,.."..,... Noss.In
SO Iampanagi
rmplpmutu, Oh ~ ........ ..,.........- cAUb'r
Nus,I ais ~. pL 't,...., .... .,,..... - .iliaiNI
" Iurk q. Is rat ....... ..,,...... ....,. .,.,..,..i h'plh
invitation . IL Inn-e ....... ..,.,.. ..,...., N'n.s
NJ do Ia Amauu.
Trintcmps ..........: ..... ............ stern
Nine. Adams.
'Bei uns ~ Haus ...........".. strauss
Emil P.ur vii sondagt The orchestsa.
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SPECIAL 40 rts.

%pILt<.-pE CHAPMAN, TO- East 23li no cut.
tns H. y cure boob free, psy When clsed. refer
tlp'ns.
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BUHGLAR AL4hM ON room BOX.
1t Went on and Hennes5y Was Captured
IN the NestibuIe.

An electrical alarm attached to a poor box
In 1T. Mary's ca holic Church. Newar;, went
on yesterday. Two Christian Brother, ran
from the rcctorY into the church and found
Daniel Henne-sy IN the .vesIlul'. He pro-
Just hurried out Of the church. lienneSSy ia
eighteen wars od AMI lives at 31J Plane
street, Newark. lie was lock d up.
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Mr. Morcun's J.kyl island Party.
Brunswick. Ca, March 10,-J. Pierront
Morgan and party arrived on their special
tram ut u oop to .dsy sn route to Jskyi leland.
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SAILED PROM roTEiGS Forts.
S. la G~sscugne. from Hayre for New York.
81 Taur.c, from Liver rul Tor Sev York.
IS Campani a. from Liverpool iuI New York.
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ARRIVED OFT.
S. Ems, from New York. at Gibraltar.
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On Tuesday afternoon "Das Rheingold" will begin
IN, atern on series OF N.be.ua."n Ring per.
formarccs "a their %tntircty. IN" cast wall DO tue
same that apprarri ~ he opera s"Nrral weeks a'o,
ON Monday evening Nine Give Will sing In
Faust at the Brooklyn Ac.lor. y of MUSIC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

The office Of Police Magistrate Ia no s~inscure
In ~. Paul, II we may form a fair estimate o.
the Norx on tho crlui al side Of the Munlcila a
Court in that city from a letter al res I'd by
on Of the JUDGES to the s.. TtR BispGtch. In
me month he had | .lOS cases on his cdlrLdar.
The maxlmUm number 10 be ~d'sposeG OF wO I'D
range from thirty on some days to seventy on
others If ten minutes w're devoted 10 a
Case" he says-"and 7 apprehend that few per-
sons will consider that too long Il time TO lie.
vote to ascertainiDg the fact on which mans
III erty may DO denied him for Ninety day,-the
average days work daring hat month would
consume 40 minutes. or something over
.,ven hours a day" Thi, statement
1. made In answer TO q report ~ thu
Grand Jury finding fault with the mc,nots
| Of procedure Ia the Municipal Court, especially
because the Investigations ara too protractel.
Thu J~udcr-%ho.e nnmo IS Robert { Hine-rn.
, Pile, 70 the Grand july in a breezy way that Is
T., rcshing The report 81 the Grand Jury
! lar her claims that the trials should be- sum
/ IN nv AMI in absolute disregard OF any night,
! 81 ihr defendants that may be- -udrau''eI
item by the Ions'luti lh or "a" statue , nv
.,r nl.ra,l Tho tria : are sunni Iry . an
/ tl,,h 80. n WAYS hay" been and always Wi hN,
nu' a summary tr'ar noes no, moan ~ " ,1n'
Tarts OF the right man IN the right place.
Tine supreme court VI Am Gals Of virginia
has ,atr'y decided that an oil AMI gas vel situ.
( ..,i within seventy feet 81 adweIltng house
will pr.sumptlyriy cons'itut" n uui-ance - tho
b inmates. and that the Orcrl'' n u such o wei
may properly be restrained hy iuJunct.on, un-
les. il - shown that it can b" operated without
.>vo-.ng the neighOorlng Ian owner to loss OF
danger, The Court says that the evidence OF
nyuTrt Witnesses would be required on this
s,I i,.ct. here being little to guida US In ordl.
nary experlencr. as but lew OF wells have been
locate la such close proximity 10 0 valuable
homs property.
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