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Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13
A BIG DEAL.
A Large Block of Pr0vIdsntia Stock.

A Large Block of ProvIdsntia Stock.
 Yesterday a deal was closed up through the First National bank by which L. A. HohstaI- disposed Of his entire stock holdings in the Provieen- cia Gold and Silver Mining company to Gilland & Stone of this city. The transfer amounted to 192, 400 shares.
 It is reported that at the next meet ing of the directors of this company the board will be enlarged in member ship to seven instead of five and some amendments made to the corporation articles.
 MT Stone states that from now on the affairs of the company will be pushed as some California capitalists have become interested
 These mines are well known and have been favorably passed upon by some excellent mining men. The
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

Mrs. Mollie Allen, of South Fork. Ky. says she has prevented attacks of cholera morbus by taking Chamber hin's Stomach and Liver Tablets when she felt an attack coming on. Such attacks are usually caused by :n- digestion and these Tablets are just what Is needed toscleanse the stom- ach and ward of the approaching at tach. kt.acss of s.,.cr. ccisc ..ey be prevented in the sama vA-- Ear sHss ss .as srurAists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

company hopes to have steam hoist in operation very soon now and begin shipping ore The shaft has reached the 100-foot level and two drifts are being driven to determine the extent of the main.-Internatio ational-Ameriean
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

The Bisbee Drug Go. Is constantly receiving large supplies of drugs and sundries, so their stock is kept fresh. and the dispensing is done by compe- tent pharmacists on.yl which insures rromptness, and accuracy.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13
REM EM BIER

O'Donnell Bros, Brewery gulch, when you want anything in the house fur nishing hne-beds, springs. baby car riages, chairs, tables, sideboards. tin ware. glassware and all cooking uten- sils. Money saved is money earned. s-sft
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

spanish-Engilsha and glish-Spanish translations and interpreting promptly done, and in a thorough manner. Ad- dress T. Leonard Morrill,, box 107S. Inquire Bisbee Improvement comp1- ny's ofice. 7-1s-1mo
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

When you want a physic that Is mild and gentle, easy to take and certain to act, always use Chamber iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

Ask your grocer for Eureka Lemon van12a Exsract. only panufactursd by .. Eaier q O.. Benson, Arizona titf.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13
PATENTa
WATER NOTICE.

An persons desiring to take water eom the Mcdonald Springs. call at ny once. in Dunn's drug store. oppo- lite postofice. Rates s200 and $500 ssr month A. J. CRoNK.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

When you want to rent house call and see Wallace's list. No trouble to show houses, horse aud wagon always af the door. l. ". Wallace s-1s-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13
MOTEL WILSON. 12s W. rlrs. St.

We'll lighted, airy rooms. neatly furnished and clean. European plan. Rates soc to s1.50 per day. All street cars pass the house.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

Every thing in the patent medicine line that is not kept in stock will be cAeerfully sent for, without extra ex' pense, by the Bisbee Drug Go.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

For up-to-date photographs go to Coyle's Studio. opposite Postofice, Bisbee. Arizona. S-5 3m
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

President" and "Guyot" suspen- ders for 50 cents at Schwartz's. If
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

Soaps. perfumes. combs. brushes and esilet articles. at Central Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

Rent your furnished rooms through the columns of the Review. Only
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

The of the therein erebv notified that of Bsbee will
 of the of Bisbee county of cochise o'clock in the afternoon 1903 which time and place they will take up specified and where be present with such witnesses as gandw be given fearing
 the board taken up and considered in
 bev anpear above time is exten ,,- ,>,,-e,-v c,. c,,
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13

Who is your nearest neigh bors Not he, who happens to live next-door; but he, whose heart is open your way.
 Schilling's Best and the dealing bring neighbors near.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-08-13
INCREASED ASSESSMENTS
 OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Of the City of Bisbee, Cochise County, Arizena

Bsbee Ariz, August II, 1903.  property
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
FLOOD IN SCHENECTADY
Bursting of Dam Caused Loss Es-
timated at $4,000

Schenectady. N. Y. March 2.-Shortly after j.
o'clock to-day the large dam which has held nack
the water of Mill Creek, at point along the DIahch
road of the New-York Central Railroad, which IS
heinp constructed between Carman and South
Schenectady broke and within five minute5 thou-
sands of tons of water came pouring down the ra-
vine which leads into SchermerhornS mli P"h'''
Almost instantly the water rose four feet ohlS
the aIertuess and activity Of Wesley Fuller A mill
owner prevented great destruction Of property. All
the property along the fats between the New orK
Central tracks and the Villa road Is submerged
Scores of families living along the thorouRh1are
had only A short time in which TO prepare FOR the
food Many narrow escapes are reported
It was at first feared that some of the shops or
tho General Electric Company would be hooded en-
+nfIino qreatGloss Later. however, II was seen
that the water would not reach height suffcient
to injllre the plant. , l., l.;
The dam which has caused so much damage Is ,1 ~
the town of Rotterdam, about an eighth or d m lng
hevond the City limits. The accident was caused
by the failure of the 4oinch storm sever; Mnch Ient
The loss it is now estimated will reach *-o'o".
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
s1x-1NCH EEL IN MANS STOMACH.
Physicians and Patent Medicines We're in
Vain-Patient Cures Himself.

A fish story in which physicians were in vain
and even patent medicines failed was brought to
light Yesterday morning II proof Of its veracity
is needed is sufficient to say that the patient is
tn tho Long island Hospital recovering from his
troubles.
Shortly after the Cunard steamship Campana
left Lverpoo one of the steerage passengers Ntels
Anderson was stricken with an illness that batfed
the ships doctor He suffered from violent cough
ING SMELLS and complained of severe pains in the
stomach In fact ne had all Of the symptoms 1
described in the patent medicine ads. his QlS-
ease whatever it was refused to yield to the doc
tors treatment and he was unable to obtain re-
lief When the Stecrage passengers Stooo up IN
line for examination by the surgeons of the Innl,
grafton service Anderson was suddenly attacked
with a fit Of coughing moro severe than any which
he had experienced before. Apparently he was
Choking to death. The physicians hurried to his
side Suddenly an eel six inches long. popped out
of his mouth and wriggied away stralghteninEg MIN
uu. he seemed TO have obtained relief Those %no
tell the story assert that the eel was probably
swallowed when quite young. and that It nag
crown to the size which IL had attained when It
made its appearance yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Eportsmcns Show at Madison Square Garden
cathedral. n. Archbishop Farley 8 reception
for the Apostolic Delegate. archiepiscopal residence
r.
Womens Health Proscvc Association meeting addresses
bv px Police commissioner Partridge and Dr. George
A. Soper, Il West Fcrty third st, : p M
T2nard Of Aldermen, City Hall. afternoon.
Dinner Of the Architectural League and discussion Cf
The Artistic ('ommrmoration 9t Historic SHES
No o15 West Fffty-seventh st. . p. m.
Farewell TO General William Booth Of the Salvation
Army Metropolitan Opera House p m
Kings County Republican General Committee meeting,
evening
Meeting OF tho New-York Historical Society. Second
ave. Eleventh St, $50 p m
Order of Acorns public meeting Palm LyCeum Onehun-
dred- and seventh-st. and Thrd-aVc., 3 p. M
Peope's Institute by ". II. Shaw on Florentlne
IIistory-Dante,' Cooper Union p. m
Free lectures Of the Education. School
No = Thrd-ave., between One hundred and sixty
ninth and hundred and seventeen SITS, London,
the Worlds Metropolis Thomas Edward I'otterton;
school No. 80 No. 224 East Eighty-eiGhth, st
American Painters" A. 7. Van Lare; American
Museum Of Natural History. m FLORIDA, @ arthur Gd
and-sXth-st.. Hamlet DR.. w j. Callan 81;
Tefpr"s Hall TwentIeth-st. between Eighth and
Ninth ayes., Die Meistersinger, Thomas whitney
Surette. ..
RtbIe Teachers Training School Glasses chapel OF FIFTH
Avenue Presbyterian Church, $40 a. m. to l2:l5
p m Teachers Miss Palmer. Miss Holmes ana d.
White. All welcome.
Packer Jubilee Concert Academy of Music. Brooklyn.
n N.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
ALBANY HAS ITS ANNUAL FLOOD.

Albany March 2.-TThis city is suffering CONSIDER
able Inconvenience to-day because OF the oVerno"
of the Hudson River through the streetS ai"ne '"'
w.ter front The flood is caused by icegorge
at Castleton which. since Saturday night has held
hack an abnormal flow of water. The Cni'ed
Traction Company compelled to-day TO take
off half its cars high wafer at MeChanicEllIe'
U,bare mart of the power used is generated. haV-
ing prevented the operation Of the power PAM,
The West Shore and Delaware and HUDSON tracks
in Cuav-st are under water. and passengers IN
trains Of these roads being transferred IN cars
and carryaIIs from the Union station to an I'M
nrnvjsed station below the point of innndat%lon:: % :
The change in temperature during the h'sh'
cansed tho water to reCede this morning.
This is the annual spring freshet' ana IL II oecs e
clone no excitement While cellars and the hTst
stories nf buildings along the river front are mum
dated people prepared for it. and little pecuniarE
loss will he sustained.
Ttica March 2.-Sevcral large ice jams In the
Mohawk valley are causing great uneasiness to the
railroad authorities. Two near Port Plain viii
nrobahIv have he blasted out unless colder
wea ther checks the rise of water. 1tunoICuS VI
men arc watching the tracks.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
MOTHER SAYS SON Is INSANE.
tBT TELEGaArH TO sHE TRIBU>E.I

IELEGAATH
Tampa, Fla. March 2.-The mother and sister Of
John e. Barbour. a broker of New-YOrk. to-day
asked Sheriff Lesley TO take charge Of him. al
leging that he is mentally ursound. The Barbours
have been spending the winter at ST. Petersburg
and January q Barbour and Miss Media Will
iams of that town. came here and were married
The marriage kept secret until last week.
when the Barbcurs returned from a tour OF Cuba.
on which the young mans wife had accompanied
them as Miss Williams. Last Friday Barbour left
St Petersburg. informing his mother that he in
tended to begin divorce proceedings against his
wife.
Fearing that harm would to him, the mother
and sister to-day came here. and found him wan
to lock him up and nave his sanity Inquired into
by the courts. Barbour, however. protested that
he was perfectly sane and that he would &c to
South Dakota TO obtain q quick divorce alleging
that he had been grossly ligdp1 9inted ia his wife
He accompanied his mother and sister back 10 st.
Petersburg. where a close watch will be kept on
him.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
A GUDEN CASE FROM BUFFALO.
odell, at Hearing of Charges Against Erie's
Sheriff, Gives Hill q Jab.

Albany. March 2-Governor Odell to-day heard
ease resembling that Of Charles Guden Sher1n OF
kings County, whom he removed from once year
ago. Sheriff Harry NJ Kaiser. OF Erie County,
sn,ssred AT a hearing before the Governor to
answer to the charges preferred againE him by the
Rev o. p. Clifford, Of Buffalo. The charges are
that prior 10 his election Sheriff Kaiser promised
certain men that he would appoint them TO ONCE
a. retr1 for their political support. The Rev. DR.
Clifford asks that the Sheriff be removed from ONCE
Sheriff Kasser's answer is a general denial.
Governor Odeif did not seem strongly impressed
with the case against Sheriff. and the prose-
cution presented no evidence support its aIega-
lions that corrupt promises were made to Frank
McGEbney, William Alvey and Theodore Kenning.
Governor odeu dismissed the charges 50 far as
they referred to those alleged transactions, ana
adjourned the hearing on tne other speclncaAons
until tomorrow.
Governor odell IN trying the charges personally
instead Of appointing referee to take testimony.
will save the State about $4,000. which Is the
average expense of inquiries OF this character. when
conducted by referee The complainant was
renresented at the hearing by 2. NJ. Bartlett, Will
lam H. Baker and w. w. Chamberlain. and the
defendant by John G. Mnburn. Of Buffalo
Otto Kehrer Nswore that before the election the
Sheriff had promised appointment to Jacob
Kehrer. a brother, in return for his support He
admitted however that he was a Democrat, and
would have worked for kaisers election anyway.
Jacob Kehrer admitted CT cross-examination that
the promise had been made by Kaiser to his. the
/wituess's brother. To the witness the Governor
nut the question: did you get anything?"
Witness-OnIy handshake.
Governor OdeII-That is about the only thing q
man gets out Of politics.
Three other witnesses told of alleged promises OF
appointments made by Kaiser.
Michael CaeerflH testified that Kaiser had
promised him a deputyship for work among the
italian voters Governor OdeiI asked: what are
your polfticsI"
Wftness-T am Democrat
hal
once.
Mr. AfIbuTn then moved that the charges be
dismissed, and Governor Oden, in reply. said:
There have been two witnesses VINO state that
as well for the defence to wipe away that testi-
gnony."
Sheriff Kaiser in his oHn Defence declared that
bs had made no absolute promises. but that he
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
FOREIGN PORTS


Feb ">Arrivo steamer ThespIs (Rr' FeISu
New York FOR Manchester.
Glasgow. Feb 2S-Sailed steamer pumerd3an UBl.
Henry. New York
Fly mouth. I2:l3 - n-ArriN cd steamer Kron-
prnz Wilh"Im Ger Richter. New-York for Cher
Tynennuh. Feb On Sailed, steamer Washington (GCr).
Tholen GfTom RuttcrdamI. York.
Lizard. March Passed steamers Rotterdam tDutchl.
Peters New York fnr Amsterdam: I'd Kron-
prHz Wilhelm tDutCh). Richter. Scw-York for Flym-
nutl 'hcrhsurg and Bremen; $40 m. Naderland
tIiT' ET"whHad. New York for Antwerp
Of Lewis. Passed steamer Island tDAn).
Holm New Work for Christinu<and anu Copenhagen
Copenhagen March I Sailed. steamer Arkansas panl.
T'rtcrsnn. Ponta I'"lgaia and SeWYork.
An,Ncrp March ] Arrived steamer 81 George tRr,.
Pu2h. New York: Is. sailed British
Princess FrCCth. New York.
Genoa 4TSaiCd steamer Washington Clta Cfovino,
York.
Naples F'ch Sailed. steamer CaIabria CRr). Bridges
IfrNn: MaUscilles and IrGhorn. NcW-York-
Smvrnn March =. II Arrived. KaiSern
Maria Th"rcsia 6Cirri Victim. New-Norl Funchal.
~ n. orient Cruisel.
w. Muller New York Singapore Manila. etc.
SIpunUrrr Feb 2I-Arrivcd- steamer Indradeo tfSrI.
EstCrIronl. Hong Kong. etc. for New York.
G. Vim pnt { V March ARRIVED steamer Ertria t3rl
NuIcahy. Ncw-Yark VIA Norfolk for Fremantie AIDE
IaIIn and sydney. y = w.
Victoria Feb aIailed. COrby Castle tBr> Dash
Cfrnm Rio JaneiroI. New York
TalaEoa Ray March ARRIVED previously. steamer
News Vincent e Y. Cape Town and Port
curacao. Mar,h =. Sailed zuia Bennett New
santns Feb - Arrived Prince tBr,.
Jones NewYnrk Via Pernamhuc"
tBr'. fraser. New York. Csighted on islands at
nj
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
LYON GETS A STATE PRINTING JOB.

Albany March 1.-The contract for publishing the
miscellaneous court reports for five years, nvolv-
ing about $4,000. was awarded by the State Print
ing Board to-day TO the James b. Lyon Company.
OF Albany whose offer to sell the decisions to the
public was at the lowest figure, though its price
for furnishing the volumes to county clerks and
Judges was not the lowest.
Before the award finally agreed upon. A. j.
Parker, tr. attorney, protested that. It rrece-
dent followed the contract could not go TO the
Lyon company the previous award was made
10 the bidder giving the lowest figures for the VOL
umes taken by the State for county clerks and
judges.
State Controller Miller declared that the board
could make the award in its discretion. and no
reasons for. its decision need be stated. His mo-
tion that the contract be awarded TO the Lyon
company, the lowest bidder. carried. The
Lyon companys bid was 20 cents a volume.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
LEASE STILL OPPOSED.
Staten Island Ferry Fight Not
GiUen Up.
PRESENT BOATS SAID TO BE SLOW.

PRESENT BOATS SAID TO BE SLOW
Neither the people of Staten Island nor the
trolley interests have given I'D the fight for
q communication rate of three cents and Terry
to some other point than st. George A meet
ing will be held at the Women's Club, staten
TsIand tonight to 'dsect' Commissioner
Hawkes. recommenda ton to the Sinking Fund
Commissioners and pass a set of resolutions
denolIncing it. Proba bly, these will he preseh'eo
at the adjourned hearing before the Slnhlils
Fund Commissioners Tomorrow II was re-
ported yesterday that H. H. Rogers the owner
of the trolley roads of Staten lsiano' VII"
offered to give three-cent Communication from
Staten Island to Manhattan. was TO oHer 10
accept a lease similar to that recommended py
Commissioner Hawkes. and include the COM
mutation fare for which the Staten islanders
are now contending. According to the report
he was willing to accept st. George as ter
r1inal point, instead of Arrieta-st., Tompkins-
willie if necessary to get the lease.
Charles L. Speir, counsel for Mr.. Rogers, said
yesterday, when asked In regard to this report:
I'VE will decide what to do when the commits
sioners determine what point is to be the ter
minus of the ferry. We cannot say yet What
offer we shall make. For the present we are
standing out for terminal at Arrieta-St.' ana
va shall stand for that until the matter is de-
cfded."
Mr. Speir assorted that the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Company could not carry out its
contract as to a twenty-minute trip between
Manhattan and ST. George, because the Robert
Garrett and the Castleton. the two boats now
in operation which are to he continued in the
service under the lease. as recommended, were
not built to make any greater speed than they
do , ,,.
Larger boilers won't do it, he declared.
Those hulls are nineteen years old, and arc so
built that they would bury their ends down
into the water as soon yOu put on additional
speed. The decks curve downward at the endS-
In our boats there WOULD h, two sets or engines.
and the shafts would he given a. pitch so that
the bows would not hurroW down into the water.
We guarantee a. speed of sixteen knots
Commissioner Hawkes. said yesterday after
noon that the statement made by President
Loree of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
which was published in The Tribune yesterday
morning that his company would he obliged to
snend 81 900 600 for new equipment. and that
there would losi al first. was correct. The
company he said. would lose money at first In
conforming to the requirements of the lease
which it had agreed to sign. The two new
boats. he said would cost $325,00O each. and
+ other changes required would bring the
cost up to 81 ,N0,MO.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Monday, March 2, 1908.


..ear,o- colorado tRr). COX. Hull February H. to
san,ierson 4 sun, with mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
,,..,.,. ,,,u, ,<,,o-t,uo tru, r-sb-r.-, and
l,ston 2S To- SanLcrson Son, with mdse- Arrived at
the fsr 1T ,r{ T,wnshtre ,F9r MaEU Swansea Febru
arv IL to Atlantic Transport Co with coal Arrived
at tar tas 1r aurrntian cr stewart Glasgow February
"a to Austin Baldwin Co with - cann ani q" Steer
age passengers and mdse Arrived a' 'he haF dt %'o
Steamer caracas. Wyodrick; Ia Guay5a Feh5usry 20
o. to Fuu"n bliss I'aett with ~ passengers mails
anG mis-, +Th's erl Gerres February IS.
Mar. I6 Jarmel TO- Raranquia II and santa Marta %
70 the hamburg American Line with mail and mdse
steamer Olinda 0ubanp Hansen Cardcnas Fehrary Is
Havana % to W u Munson with % passengers and
Ayed at the aT E1r a. oc t" Csp m avt,en February
10 Port de Paix H. Prince II, Jcremie Is. Port
Iim"n u? kIngsGn = ann am sargers nails and mdse
/ Arrived a the Rar AT midnight March l.
Antonio February - to the United Company With
" cabin passengers and fruit. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer AntfIa (fsr, MonteIl Nassau February 25
+ < sons with cabin passengers. mails and
steamcr Pretoria t8r1 Mckenzie. Hamilton Bermuda
enTunaE nails - and ID S r. e at the eo sr TH m a
Steamer City Of Everett Rubell Port Arthur, with
steamer ii Mar, Jacobs, Galveston February "a J
7 Sickle. with mdse.
s. ter XsSs Saa Fse s. T. E9R m.. F0u
steamer Briarale tBrl Cleghorn Baltimore February
IS. Barber & Co. in ballast Will load for South
Steamer Mamma Hata Charles Baltimore. H c
Steamer Navahoe. johnson. Boston. wm P Clyde &
steamer XItat Gcr,. Bussmann savanilla February
Il Car1aE4a s n"rr Im%m IL % y a36 HnSss1 Int Trfh
SANDY SANDY Hook e j. March : $50 m.-wind south
west; Hight breeze clear
SAILED
,N.iIis
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALREMARIE-- Captain George y. Stoney. I. $.
N Alfred N. coates; Providence ASaoRCErank
NJ Baker state Railroad Commissioner tSWeET;
EMPIRE Refirgo r. dReyalo. Mexico. FIs 1T
AVENT-E S. r. Ashley. Fall River: Captain A. ~ >:
Join T.. Van VaIkenhcrgh. Albany, GRAND zap {,
tain ". r. Allaire. l. A. HERaIp 81 SHl A oT;is
+ Payn. hatham n INFER Al, sEsr SS
Haven: Gilbert Parker. London. MANHATTAN - -
captain Kenneth r. Campbell London; NJ RRAn
UIfJ-F W Mcmillan, Detroit. PARK A\ENI r
: bishop Thomas NJ. A. Burke. Albany: SFtIRTE-
VANTIAmasa Clarke. Rrookline Mass " Al
T0RF -ASTORIA-W n. Wood. president of the
Knit Goods Association. Boston.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
NETWORK CITY.

Short rectals of organ music will he given in
Trinity Church. Broadway and Rector-st., on
Thursdays in Lent from 3;5O to 4:5O p m by
Robert j. Winterbottom. organist of the church.
The Canton Society Of New-fork will give
dinner in honor of Judge William r. Day at the
Hotel Manhattan the evening of April is.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

AElMANAC.
sunrise 3. Sunset 554 Moon 1927 Moons age
HIGH WATER
NJ SANDY Hook a:4I ,iate In:H
Ms SANDY Hook 1O:Is tinv island 1880 Hell Gaze l2:J9
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

pepses shall exceed 2s per cent of the amount re-
ceived in any year subsequent to the nrst Sear
oFte- incorporation the State Superintendent OF
Ranks shall adjust the amounts, ana moreoVgT1L: W.T.
that the directors shall be responsible persohdhS
for such excessive expenses
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
AmnsemcnIs.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
Grand Opera SeAgOn 1907 lOD:..

, Under the direction OF MR.. MAURICE GRAF
Tomorrow EvE.. at s-EsO Z LEANDRO. GaaEkf
schumann-EIeink: De Mcrch I'll de Reszks- Condacte3
BY composer. MancIneII
Fri EEg-. Mar. g. S-ITs FISAUTO MAGTCO C'Ths
Magic F;ute') Sembrch, Homer Seygard. SchsR Bride
well, MarIy and CadsEi: Sagnac Ed Reszke. C,sr1
pAnari. Reiss. MiihlmaaH. Conductor. Ma1cineHI
Sat Aft. Mar. Z. at f:45-TRISTAN UND IsOTDF
Nordica. Schumann -Iieink: Antilles. Bspham. Ed ds
Sat EvG.. :. a Sat Pop. Prices-CARAFESr
Seygard. Schenf Alvarez. Scottf Gilbert Conduct5r
FOn
sun Evg Mar. E. at s:30-C;rand PopuIar Conr.r,
IEOGER-MICTOS.
fBy arrangsment with Mr. L. " RubenD
Homer NariIly Antilles (fs first appearance al Thea,
Campanari Entire opera orchestra Goa
ou''o' 'ie''" wF;BET: PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

sss ssaS sps 9. - -sss E e &c s ol
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Steamers Apache. for charleston and Jachsonvi
News.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
DALY'S. WETZLER CONCERT

MONDAY, MAXI n Al
MR. DANIEL FROHMAN HAS ARRANGED WITH
n. II. WETZLER HIS ORCHESTRA FOR a spe-iaI
concert Of FRENCH AND TIESSESE MUSIC. in con
nectfon with HUGO HEERYANS. the dIstnEI'shed Ger
vfoInist and Mr.. EMILIO DE GORGORZA-
Seats, March s. a box Office and DitScn's-