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Evening journal., 1902-05-17
Eather Woodman Improvlng

Father C. Eugene Woodman, who
went under an operation in New York
short time ago. is improving, and
expects to be released from the hos
pital in a few weeks. The stitches
have been removed from the wound
made by the surgeons knife.
Evening journal., 1902-05-17

Members Of the Penn Social Circle
will meet this evening in the home Of
Gilpin Buckingham. at Union.
Evening journal., 1902-05-17
Predicts Biz RerrY Crop

Colonel Viven. of Bridgeville who
has been in the South buying straw
berries. returned home yesterday. He
stopped in this city for a while. He said
this week ends the Southern season,
and shipments next week will be small.
Colonel Viven is of the opinion that
the Delaware crop will be larger than
ever before.
Evening journal., 1902-05-17
Awarded Fort Contracts

The contract for the ordnance repair
shop at Fort Dupont has been awarded
to Samuel Harding, of Towson Nd
The bakehouse contract has been
awarded to w. II. Clark, of Delaware
City.
Evening journal., 1902-05-17

liant scout and hunter Such praise
from the acknowledged foremost cav
alryman of the Englih Army spoake
volumes. and that Colonel Powell and
Buffalo Bill take pride i'm their warm
personal friendship is no wonder. Col
onel Cody will visit Whining
ton ON Wednesday with his
wonderfully exciting and thrill
ling wild West exhibition, which
IS bigger and more varied thon ever
before, embracing fifteen different
races Of nations OF horsemen.
Evening journal., 1902-05-17
DIED

M'FARIIN In this city, on May Is, 1902,
Lulu wife of Benjamin McFarlin, aged
l9 years.
Funeral from the residence of her par
ents Mr. and Mrs Eli Bane, No. ll2
Film street on Monday, May 10, at . p.
m. Interment at RlverVieW Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1902-05-17

R. H. CUBBERLY, Ref. D.,
SEA MARKET street,
Evening journal., 1902-05-17
Llastlnrs WINS elllIard Tournnment

Hastings Wins Billiard Tournament
After an interesting billiard tourna-
ment at the Wilmington Whist Club.
which came to a close last night. Will
liam p. Hastings was declared the
winner and received the prize. In the
bowling tournament Captain Byes
team defeated the team of Captain
Woodward by thirty-fve pins.
Evening journal., 1902-05-17

- u ~ "
Mlrth melody and music is the keynote
Of the performance 10 be given by the
famous Black Patti Troubadours at the
Grand Opera House ON Tuesday, May o.
These sweet singers and ebony-colored
funmalSers of Dixie land have been rec
ognized for years as a high-class stand
ard attraction, and one that has scored
a phenomenal popular success with the
atrcgocrs IN an sections OF the country.
Among the thirty in its ranks are to be
found the most talented fro-Americans
singers dancers and comedians in the
world. sissierctta Jones. the Black Pati,
the vocal star of the organization. in ad-
dltion 10 being the most gifted singer Of
her race. enjoys the distinction of hav-
ing sung before the largest audiences
that ever assembled IN Madison Square
Garden. New York city. and the only coll
ored singer honored by royal command to
sing before the former Prince of Wales,
now King Edward VII, Of England. In
this country the Black Patu and the
Troubadours. through their refined and
enjoyable stage performance have added
largely to the music culture Of the peo-
pie. Their happy revival Of the sweet
melodies of the south-reminiscent Of
Ante-Bellum days-l,he plantatlon-the
cottonheld-and the levee-has been a
musical revelation to millions While
sweet harmonies are woven all through
a Troubadours performance. ye, there is
an abundance Of refined darlSey fun con-
trbuted by John Ruclztr. the Alabama
blossom. and dozen other funny fell
lows. number Of remarkably clever
speciality acts, smart dancing and genu-
ine cakewalk. Apropos TO the cakewalk
it Is announced that genuine contest.
open TO an comers. with gold medal
prizes will be a special event The evening
Of the performance here.
Colonel Baden-Powell. whose gal
liant defense Of Mafekng against the
Beers made him famous. is known in
the British Army and throuhgout the
world as one Of the greatest rough
riders cf today. He is a born horse
man, and a trained scout. who has
made a study of that branch of military
service. and in writing on that sub
lject, this gallant English soldier
singled out Colonel Cody buffalo BID
as one Of the highest types Of the vigil
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
LIVE WIRE STOPS FUNERAL.
IT FALLS ACROSS THE ROAD AND KILLS
THREE HORSES

live wire disturbed and delayed funeral yes
terday afternoon, which its way to Holy
Cross Cemetery. The funeral had reached Canarse
Lane and LenoX Road. Brooklyn, where a telephone
wire was grounded in the and stretched across
the road. The two horses drawing the coach of John
Noon, of No, II Bergen-st.. Brooklyn, stepped on
the and received the full shock. They fell to
the ground; dying almost Immediately.
The coach of +. w. FairChild of No. ia South
POrtland-dVc-, the next. The cries of the
stricken horses frightened the pair attached Mr..
fairchid's coach, that they at became
unmauageablC. They reared, and in coming down
Stepned on the wire. One killed by the shock.
The remaining coaches. after half hours delay.
continued the journey to the cemetery by making
4 wide dctOur in The snow through the fields the
right Of me road. The occupants of the carriage
70 which the accidents had occurred crowded
into Inc other ones The drivers remained till all
was cleared by the arrival of lnemen, who cut the
wire.
The telephone wire which responsible crossed
an electric light wire. and maintained its live
connection.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
REVIEW DESPITE FIRE.
SEVENTY-FIRsT TO PARADE IN WHITE
TROUSERS AND TWELFTH REGIMENT
COATS At LATTER'S ARMORY

Colonel William @. Bates. commanding the list
Regiment, whose armory was destroyed by fire
last Saturday morning, made definite arrangements
yesterday for holding a review at the 18th Regi-
ment Armory on Thursday evening. March 6. for
MaJor-General Roe This had been decided just
before the fire. and Colonel Dyer the
18th Regiment, learned Of the loss sustained by the
list. he placed the armory at its disposal
The regiment will parade IN white duck trou-
sers. which the men will procure themselves. and
Colonel Dyer viii lend them blue flannel blouses be
longing to men Of the 18th. well rifles. After
the military ceremonies there will he dancing.
General George Moore Smith, comma nding the
First Brigade. said Yesterday that temporary quar-
ters for the First Signal Corps would probably be
obtained al Durlands. IN West Sixty -ifth-st The
Second Battery would likely get temporary quar-
ters in Bronx hall. and the list Regiment would
use temporary quarters the East Side.
The First Signal Corps will hold their final drill
music ride and medal presentation the Central
Park Riding Academy on March ! Besides the
usual games there viii be a novel representation of
camp at night. with signal station Major Cen
sral Roe will be the reviewing officer
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

Captain Godolphin FHnney Bursem. the English
ex-convict convicted about two weeks ago OF
swindling Mrs. Catherine Kramer out of $l0"
was yesterday sentenced by Judge Foster IN Part
of General Sessions to eight years in Sing sing
Mails from Hong Kong. January % and 29 Mel
bourne January 2S: sydney, January %; Shanghai,
January % Brisbane. January 30; Yokohama Feb-
ruary J. and Honolulu, February Is. arrived at san
Francisco on the steamers Peru, Tartar and MO
vera were dispatched east February p, and
are due In New-York next Thursday morning
Mails for Australia. China, Japan and Hawaii VIII
close at the General Postoffice as advertised
The trial of Albert +. Patrick on the charge OF
numbering William Marsh Rice. which has been
going in Recorder Goffs court 70; the last hNe
weeks. was adjourned yesterday until to-day be-
cause of the absence OF Frederick 3. House, senior
counsel for the defence, who was attending the
funeral of his father-in-Iaw. John G. Egbers.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
"pHILADELpBIA RECORD" TO BE SOLD.
SALE ANNOUNCED FOR MAY Is NENT-wHAT THE
PROPERTY INCLUDES

SALE ANNOUNCED FOR MAY - NENT-W WHAT THE
PROPERTY INCLUDES
The Philadelphia Record" for many years a
well known newspaper in Philadelphia. win be
offered for sale at public auction Thursday
May 10. in the Philadelphia Bourse. This sale on
account of the Importance and value of the prop
erty represented, is expected to attract than
usual interest in the newspaper field. and Lively
bidding is anticipated.
The sale, which is ordered by decree Of the Cir
cult Court of the United States for the Eastern
District Of Pennsylvania consists Of 9Ojo shares of
the capital stock Of the Record Publishing Com
pany. of Philadelphia. Penn. the par value of
which Is 500 share 1t also includes $4,000 first
mortgage per cent bonds interest payable In
January and July, executed by the Record Pub
fishing Company. and maturing July I, 1880 The
securities will be sold free from all claims inter-
terms OF the sale set forth in an advertise
ment which appears in to-day's issue of The Trb-
This company was Incorporated on June H. 1870
under the laws OF Pennsylvania 1t publishes a
daily and Sunday newspaper. The capital Of the
company IL $.OO0COO divided into 10000 shares OF
800 each, of which $3.50 shares offered pur-
chasers at this sale. There Is a funded debt of
100000 first mortgage per cent bonds due July
1880. Of which will be sold $4,000 bonds. The
profits for nine years. without deductIng interest
These bonds Sr ssTed b re ~ XfaT 1o
real estate rights and other property herein men
The real estate. IN the business centre of Phil
adelphta. next to the postoftice building is
imposing granite building, 20 feet wide by about
I43 in depth. with front In Chestnut-st. of 80
feet and depth OF 222 feet In the rear is a piece
Of ground 30 feet in width by 50 in depth. avail
able for the construction OF additional buildings.
Heavy foundation walls have been constructed
The building is occupied In part by the Record
Publishing Company. and space is rented at an
annual rental Of over $4,000. The Record Publish
Ing Company owns complete. first class and
modern equipment. of GoEs sextupIe and four
Hoe seNtuple presses and sixteen Mergenthaler
linotype machines The Record Publishing Com
pany also owns the Associated Press franchise
Detailed information will he furnished intending
purchasers by James NJ. Beck. the Special Master
Commissioned, OF Beck. Robinson & Kane. No. sl2
Gerard Building Philadelphia. The auctloneers are
VI. Thomas & Sons.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25

PeInambucJ, Feb 23-Arrived. steamer Micmac tBr,
Fraser. DelagOa Bay for New-York n Philadrpba
La Guayra Feb &3-Arrved. Maraealho Crockett
New-Nork; oath, sailed Woodricls
Nev-York via san Juan.
st Thomas Feb 22ArriN ed steamer Carbbee CBr Mann
New-York. -
Bermuda. Feb 22-AIriyed steamers Trinidad (sr,
hal etc for New-York. - e
Hayre, Feb "a, 10 m-Arrived, steamer Ia Gascoene
tFrl Fournier. New-Yorh
Mchaels Feb 24-Arrived previously steamer Adelna
Ceryaja UtaD. from Lcata and Palermo for New
York
Dartmouth, Feb 24-Sailed. Louisiana d,an,
Wulf from Copenhagen and Settin for New-York
Gibraltar Feb 22Passed steamer Seneca (Br Cormack
Calcutta for New-York
Vincent. g Y, Feb 24-Passed. Aros Castle
C3r, McWhinne New-York for Cape Town and
Alsoa Bay.
Queenstown. Feb 24-Arrived Lackawanna ,Brl
Everest, New-1ork for Dublin. towing steamer Phila
delphian (Br). Trant. Liverpool Boston
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
PRESIDENT THOMAS TO RESIGN.
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS INTER.
ESTs FIGURE IN DIRECTORY OF EVANS
WILLIE AND TERRE HAUTE.
IT Is SAID

E r. Thomas, president Of the Evansville and
Terre Haute Railroad Company, conArms the re-
port that he is TO resign his Office, and that he is
70 retire from the directory with his father Cen
eral Samuel Thomas. and H. NJ. Work 1t is said
that Edwin S. Hooey. Of the Stock Exchange firm
Of Rolston & Hooley, who is now vice-president
Of the company. will succeed Mr.. Thomas in the
presidency.
Mr.. Thomas and his associates secured control
OF the road only few months ago. IL could not
be learned yesterday what interests their hold
ngs had been sold, but II is reported that Chicago
6nd Eastern Illinois interests will be "
represented in the new board. The Evansville and
Ierre Haute connects with the Chicago and East
sfn llhnois, at Terre Haute. forming a through
Inc. from the Ohio River, Evansville To C6i-
- '''
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
THE HAMPTON SINGERS.

There are many people who are fond of hearing
sung old fashioned negro melodies. To lovers Of
negro folk lore will 5e given opportunity on the
evening OF March :. Carnegie Hall to hear a
concert by the Hampton Singers. There will be
religious songs. with the darkies seated n rustic
benches I'm the woods. The peculiar swayins
movements and the rhymth Of the coored men
viii be reproduced. After If Yer Want TO See
jesus. Go In the Wilderness. old negro preacher
Will tell the story OF "Ezekiel's Dream " Then
Ezekiel saw a Wheel and Pray Give Ne Your
Right Hand Will be sung. Besides these numbers
mere VIII he Indian folk melodies. ;he Navajo
Morning Song The Wrens Morning Song and
cradle. love. ceremonial game and dance songs
The Hampton chorus will sing here for only one
night. .se0
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For. Mails close Vessel sails.
Miiano Naples. Italian. $50 1900
Colon, Panama $50 100
Apache. Charleston. Clyde. ....-...-.... 300
jamestown. Norfolk Old Dominion. 300
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 26
Teutonic Liverpool STAR. $50 a IL 90 m
Pretoria Bermuda, Quebec. 800 m 1000
Adirondack. Prince etc. Hamb-
Am Observation-Disclosures. $50 a m 1900 m
81 T,nufs Amercan.... $50 1000 a m
Tresland Antwerp Red Star......... 1000 1900
Princess Anne Norfolk. Old Dominion 800
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 81
Ia Champagne Havre. French. 100 m 1000 a m
Monterey Havana, & cuba. 500 m IL a m
Merchant Prince. Argentina. .l2:O 300
Hamilton. Norfolk Old Dominion. 300
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Funeral Of Mrs Foster the Tombs Angel" Calvary
Church. Fourth-ave. and Twenty-hrstst, 3 a m
Arrival Of President Prn Henry Jer-
sey city, a. launching Of Kaiser's yacht Shoot
ers Island. l0:30 luncheon for the President
on the Hohenzolern. p Prince lands At Battery,
$50 m parade 10 City Hall for ceremonies, az az
p. m; Mayor Lows dinner, Metropolitan club, 63V
,. m: gale opera performance, evening
Dinner Of the Society Cayugas. Hotel Manhattan,
evening
IInnean Society meeting address by Eugene Smith
Wild Life IN the Vicinity Of New-York city Mu-
scum If Natural History p m.
Columbia University william Hubert Burr on
''some Features OF Railroad Engineering. Great Han
Of Cooper Union. s D.
Lecture by Gilbert RAY Hawes On Wheel Through she
Isle Of Man and Wales, the Craftsman Ciuo' NO
Il East Twenty second-st. $50 p. m
Social 12S East Twenty -eighth-st- .
p. m.
Peoples Institute lecture h, tie Rev E Chorey on
Prohibition Cooper Union, p m
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
James MCCreery & Co.
Upholstery Department,

LACE CURTAINS.
About 375 pairs rich Ara bi an Lace Curtains novel
patterns-fulI length,
$500, $50 and $1O5O
English BObbi ct tie Curtains, with lace edg
ruf1es
$1.5O, $175, So. 10 1918
1,2OO pairs-fne Musli Curtains-wth plain. tucked
and figured centres p "a II or he m he'd
500, $1.25
5000 yards,-French, English cretonne.-
suitable for wall and furniture covering,
Csc, Soc. and
yard.
Shades, Slip Covers, Awnings Bedding,-to order
Twenty-th Street
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
sIEGEL-COOPER OFFERS $1,000

In view, Of the fact that William J. BaYnhart.
manager OF the furniture department of the Siegel-
Cooper Company's store, was killed in the fire at
the Park Avenue Hotel on Saturday morning. the
firm yesterday sent a letter TO District Attorney
Jerome offering reward of Sl,Go0 for the arrest
and conviction Of the person persons found
guilty Of having fire the hotel. Is
charged by some. The letter further asserts that
the firm is ready aid the District Attorney in
possible way
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25

CANpRTDcF- Raro1 Won Hengelmuller. Aus
troHunFarisR Minister and 3r BarSRsFS HenFS kI
Governor S 7 Hauser. of Montana and Isaac Y.
Baker r OF Comstock, T. Y IMPEIRiiAH1rA,SS Ai>tIR Al :
Seward Y Coffin. of Middetown. Conn NJ, X
RAY HILL. X, Mcclure Of SYRACUSE NEtE- I'm
gressman Paul s. Sorg. of Ohio. WALDORF
ASTORTA-Iudge Nathan Gof, of West Virginia
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF YORK. MONDAY. FEB. "a 1902
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. MONDAY. FEB "a. 1902
ARRIVED.
in ballast & winchesteT at the Bar S
Steamer Palatia GER, Reesing. Hamburg February
burg American Line. East fire Island at 6:4s p m
Faermo as and February SSf IT, with @d.
t2 Hirzel Fetmann & co. Arrived at the Bar mid
ID city Of wsshins,on TamPlco February
Ward co. Arrived at the Bar at a
@ ana San Is S mdse %GsF"y aHs 90 M
senEers to the New York and Porto Rico SIS Arrived
Steamer Proteus eager. February 1e with
steamer APac6e Bears Jssksonys February 20
steamer Nacoochee Askins Savannah February 81
Steamer Mamma Hata. Charles. Baltimore with mdse 20
steamer Benefactor French. Philadelphia with dse to
Steamer L5us4burg Cuban sperlins. Port Antonio
steamer Atlas: Rutelr, Port Arthur. Tex and Sabine
Pass February 10. with oil 70 the Standard OIL Co
raTy and passengers T'9 to
5 Ia camRasns ma p .ssoFsr @ y yGTynas M maxEs
Transatantque.
SAILED
Steamers ne supposed & onda for Ma,anzas Sup
etS Monaghan % .8r Gasgow KsfT 2 Prince dr santos
s'aae @ Eaon essaa @ 9nf x6TE @4oS sfS sHd
Newport News city Of Augusta savannah.
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Kinsale. Feb 24-Passed steamers Lake Ontario dBO
Evans. ST John, y b. for Liverpool Nasmyth (Br)
Hogan. New-York for Manchester
Sclly Feb "a 1913 q m-Passed. WI
helm der Crosse (Ger) Hogemann. New-York for
Lizard. Feb 24-Passed steamers Dresden CGer Peter
sen. New York $40 a M La Ciascogne
Frl. Fourner, NewYoTk for Havre.
SOUTHAMPTON. Feb 22-Arrived, steamer RI
Hopwood New-York.
Greenoek FEB 2s-sailed Inveric CBr) Kennedy
rungeness Feb 24-Passed St Hugo oBr. stabb
New-York for Antwerp
Butt Of Lewis. Feb 2$-Passed, , steamer Norge Dem
Bremen Feb 22-saed. steamer Dresden Ger Petersen
New-York.
Rotterdam. Feb 22-Arrived steamer Mannheim 0Ier)
Ockelmann. New-York. '
Antwerp Feb 22-Arriyed, Hotham Newton fT}r,
Anderson. NeW-York. '''
Havre Feb 24-Arrived willen III Dutch,
Van der Est NeW-York via West Indies Amster-
haISeIles Feb 24-Arryed, steamer Calabra (Br)
. Bridges NewYork via Naples.
Genoa Feb 2i--Saied. steamers Citta al Torno 0tan
iAFarello' New-York; Sardegna 0talj Montana New,
Pauil!ac Feb 2S-Arrtyed. Manin Utan Fossa
St"-a ORR for Bordeaux Richmond Castle (F3r) Nc
Dowell. NewYork for Bordeaux ''' ''
New-York -e ''NN'''' iNakush'
Naples Feb 2l-Arriyed. steamer Spartan Prince oRr,
aahAs Ne"-fork via ST Mtchaels Genoa and I,er,
Malta Feb "a 5S m-Arrved. steamer Celtic tBr,
AiIoaay: rev YORK via Funchal. a
forR edo rec Arrived. steamer ThemIs
sen' New-fork via ST Michseis for Hong Kong.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
LOOPING BROOKLYN COUPLE c4rGgy

Alexander Went eighteen years old who lives
st Belmont and Van Sicklen aves and Lillian
Brown. fifteen years old OF No. LOIS Fourteenth
tt. Brooklyn, who eloped on February 10, were
arrested yesterday in Baltimore where they will
De held TIL Brooklyn Central Office detectives can
s<.- them back. The OF the arrest was
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
AUTOMOBILE AND CAR CRASH.

CRUSHED WHILE RUSHING FOR DOOR.
An automobile of the New-York Electric Cab
company. operated by w. Mahoney OF No 2J9
West FIFTY -ffth-st., was run into by a Broad
way electric car at Seventeenth-st. just before
midnight last night and demolished. Ma
money vas thrown to the street and sustained
severe bruises about the head and body.
The car was going at a high rate of speed
when the collision occurred The machine was
crossing Broadway at Seventeenth-st. The car
was crowded with passengers and a panic pre-
vailed Women screamed and rushed for the
doors 10 get to the street, and in their excite
ment several We're nearly crushed.
An ambulance was called from New York
Hospital, but Mahoney sent to his home
No arrests We're made.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
FUR MERCHANT SAIL

FUR MERCHANT SAILS on NANTTOT.
". ]. McQunn. Junior partner OF the firm OF G.
c. shayne Co. No 124 West Forty -second-st
sailed on the steamship Manitou yesterday to at
tend the annual March fur sale In London. 4 com
mittee OF the employees OF the firm board
the outgoing steamer and presented Mr.. McQuinu
q pair OF marine glasses token OF
friendship and regard. Mr.. McQuru thanked the
committee for himself and the firm he represented.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
POLICY MEN PLEAD GUILTY.

Ten men who have been rounded up in the last
few months by Captain F. Norton Goddard and his
detectives the Anti-POlcy Society, pleaded guilty
before Judge Newburger in the Court of General
Sessions Yesterday charges of violating the
policy law. They were remanded to the Tombs
for sentence
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
SPECIAL MENTION,

Advertisements admitted into these col
T. INNS are recommended to the readers Of
THE TRIBUNE ns thoroughly reliable. md
business cnn be done by mail with the n,i-
Nertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25

furnished by a dispatch which Captain Reynolds.
of the Central Office. received yesterday from the
Baltimore authorities. and which stated that the
couple were unmarried
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
Announcements
Poke effect in Collars.
sEwANEE E & w. sYOSSET.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 5:4s Moon rises 916 Moons ie
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook s:36 Island l0:OS Hell Gate Il 81
PM.-Sandy Hook 1903 Gov Island 1885 Hell Gate 1924
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
Royal
Baking Powder
Is Most Economical

The Royal Baking Powder
is cheaper and better at its
price than any similar article
in the world. Itmakes more,
better, more healthful food.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25
AmusemeuIs.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
GRAND OPERA SEASON IRDI-lo03,
Under The Direction d Mr.. MAJkICb GRAU:

nder the Direction Of MR. MAURICE GRAU. e.
To NIGHT az S-GRAND GALA PERFORMANCE In
Honor u His Royal Hshness PRINCE HENRY oa
To-Ho5T?w Evs at. s--cARAiEN CaIxe and suSaans
Adams: SalgnaS and Se1tti C9nduetor, Flon- - :
Nibeiansen DIE wiLKURE TeTnna scsula.as Bum
Htnk. Louise Homer. Seygard. Marlly. Maurer Bride
Well Bauermeister Van Cauteren and Lucienns BrsyAls
Thurs. F;vg FEB. - az sIS-GRASD CONCERr,
Herk: Journet- Entirs Opera Orchestra Contgcto-,
Magic Flute, sebTcb Ternina Fri,z schs and Es
Eames ppPeI CamPanaFi and Ei de Reszks. COndu1tON
Sat. AM Mar. l. at 2-LOHENGRIN. Tsrnin. ant
sat. Evs-. Mar s-Last Regular Saturday NiEht
fsfsTTanGs -a5 At Popular Prizes LES aJGUEoIs
Alvarez Gourmet Declery and Eiouard Rsszks. Con-
sun EvT-, Mar . at ssO-Graud Popular Conc.rt.
% senoTich Saisns CaPansri and Fritz hrelsisf
oEchestra Conductor. Mr.. Sep9iIii
< Tues An. Mar : At - precisely-Der Rlas ass
SchlInann IienlS' DppsI Bispham Relss Blass
Thurs Aft. Mar. s at 40 r-eciseIy-per Ring dss
Beice Fritzi Schef BrdeseIi and Schumauu-Henk Won
BsandTowski Bisph@n. Muh!u ann and de Rsszks.
WEBER PIANOS USED.
MFTRoPoIITAN 9Ie .I,. OPERA HoUsE-sPECIAL-
GRAND GALA PERFoRMANCE. Of GRAND OPERA.
Under the Direction of MR. MAURICE GRAZ
HIS Ro1AI HIt;HSESS FR1Sz Fl sc siiS TFSY OF PRUSSIA.
GadsSi and Helms Di11ei Ei-ara MI Ma
IT mann and Ed de ReszSt. Conductor Darar1srh
Cave Mariily Braeweii ,,,c. ic...rr ,lbs-, ef u
-, Ress and Scotti. Concuct1r. FIou
Emma Eames and Louise Homer. De Mar .l. .cu-nst
and Campanar Co9dltrr~ Ssn,frIJ
~
Sillka Ierntns Van DycS BIass. Bars Rsss Muh-
~ rv WAN and Van kooy Conductar. paEur1ss'
- a I
seinorlch. Van Cautereu- SaliguaC Gilbert
49, Du1riche. Nanni Conductor. SeppiI
Lucienne Brt,ai. Ai,arez. C5rductSr ST' rI,,
scale OF Prlces-Orchestra and Orchestra tffcIa S3o
Isss circle SlS, kslc'u tFTs- ffelnv
.othsr roEss. $40: Family circle. t;enersI omission
80. seats in all pa-ts % hau nov. sale
~ B-Evening Dress Indispensable
New-York tribune., 1902-02-25

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