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New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
ROBERT ). TURNsULL.

Robert J. Turnbull, OF No. West Forty-seventh-
ST. died from heart disease yesterday in his sew
entieth year. Mr.. TurnbulI came from an old
Westchester County family. When young man
he went South and engaged in cotton planting.
He had q large plantation near Duncanshy. Miss.
and he spent much Of his life there, living In and
around New-York winters. He was in Mississippi
forty years. and was in the South all through the
Civil War. For some time he had lived in this
city. He was . member Of ths Knickerbocker
Club and of the American Geographical Society.
Mr. TurnbuiI leaves three sons and two daughters.
Robert J. ~TurnbuIl the eldest son: i9 lawyer. at
No 20 Nassau-st The funeral will be held in St.
Peters Episcopal Church, West Chester, at noon
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
MUSIC
At the OpeyG.

xners are few new offerings &C this opera Al tne
ssasea approaches lts end. Repetitons OF the pest
drawing cards are the rule. though tney mas
quefa6e themselves under the dignihed guise OK
''NIbeluns" cycle. So last Saturday night tnerS =
was q fine performance OF 'Gtsteedammerung
for the edifcaSion Of an audience, which was none
the less seriously disposed becaLse It paio less
than usual for it's entertainment crowded the
house to Its utmost capacity, cams early ana re-
Tnained late. Last night for a change there was
Rossini's Barber OF Serville'' clipped as to lts
first act to gain time for the inclusion OF rag
liacci" and again there 9 superb auolence
this time of the regular patrons on subscription
nights. The representation Of ''G6ttefdafnmeruhs
gave the devotees OF WagneTs drama an oppor-
tunity to measure the gifts Of Herr BuTgstailer'
who Ia q child of Bayreuth in a particular sense
inasaueh his career has been limited practically
to the festivals at the Wagnerian Mecca ana rev
theatres anxious to exploit his reputation made
therA Herr Burgstaller has been well received
here. his representations enjoyed with sort OF
modined rapture, and filed away for future REFER
encs. There are few who have heard MIN VINO
have not felt that, willis he does excellent things
now. largely with the help Of Bayreutn tuluon
partly, as IL il fondly hoped, despite It, much
more s to be hoped for. And 30 he has made
broad and vivid mark.
Last night the representations Of THE Barber
and "Pagliacci," with which the patrons OF the
Metropolitan Opera House familiar, were re-
psated to the great delight Of the regular patrons
OF the house. Nine. senbrIeh had attracted Phee
uomenal audience on the evening before IN pcpu-
lar concert, last nights demonstration was
special tribute her. She reQuited the interest Dy
singing and acting brilliantly vivaciously and car
rying her audience captive usual The represen-
tation Of Leoncavallo's hot blooded little tragedy
achieved tt6 notable mission, which IS to show
ployment than she herself seems to think Six days
IA week.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast


washinrton March 2.-An Of high pressure o.
great aRntude half Of the country and
weather conditions east Of the
Rocky Mountans Pressure IL low ever the plateau region
and on the Pacific Coast and disturbance apparently
snproachng the Oregon Coast There has been no pre-
enitation Of consequences district except in North
srn California and the northern plateau The tenn
neraturs has the lever lake region and the Upper
Ohio Valley and also in the Southwest
Fair weather probable Tuesday In eli districts east
OF the Rocky Mountains. The weather wednesday Will
siso be fair except the Southwest and In the Rocky
Mountain region. higher temperatures viii pre-
In south the eastern eope ene
Hiddis and Lower Mississippi Valley The winds along
he Atlantic and Gulf coasts VIII De mostly Ignt &no
Tstabie; on Michigan fresh southerty The Asss-
sippi az Memphis Is riEinE slowly .. L., 49,. 49,.
The lower Ohio continues 70 taIL nut m aooTe Ine
-GteamerS Departing Tuesday for Eurepeen ports VIE
bsye Ight vest wtnds fair weather to the Grand
Banks.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For New-EnsIand. fair to-day and Wednesday; light
winds.
ror Hastsrn Nsw-Yoek. Eastern Pennsylvania New
JsHev Delaware Maryland and the District Of Columbia
fair to-dav and wednesday; light variable winds.
PcP western Pennsylvania and western New-XofE,
fr to-day; Wednesday incTsAstng eloSansSe light SaT-
able winds
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
HENRY w. coLsToN.

Henry w Colston, one Of the oldest newspaper
men in New-Jersey, died at the home OF his son.
No ase Ninth.st Jersey City, on Sunday from de-
b,litv incident to old age. He was born in New
York in 1926 For a while in the Civil War he was
a newspaper correspondent with the Army
of the Potomac. Shortly after he returned
from the front his brother, Lewis Coston' VINO re-
n6r+a6 tIrAson Co,,nty news for many Of the daily
newspapers Of New-York, died. and Mf. Colston
took up his brothers. work. He continued this ror
about ten years. when he invented patent o medl-
money. When the demand for It ceased. he re-
turned to newspaper work, but retired ays years a
home, he leaves daughter. He was brother;ino
law of the late Isaac W. England. at one time
publisher Of "The New-York Sun"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
coMMENDs THE TRIRUNE's STAND.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The article in The Tribune of yesterday IN
regard to the Newark trolley company pleased me
greatly It is thoughtful brave and absolutely true
You are deserving Of the thanks Of all good citi-
zens The article has created big sensation here
in Newark and every copy of the paper containing
the article is promptly purchased One Of the lead
ing citizens of the town told me yesterday that
there was not paper in the State Of NeT-Jersey
that would dare to put forth such a publication.
ana another prominent citizen told me to- day that
It was with difficulty that he was able to get
tairly to be commended for the position It has
taken and trust it will continue in its good work
Feb t.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
a,IrrERIck coMeANNcs PRoElrs.

The annual report OF the Butterick Company for
1862 shows that the company made that year 4
total profit Of 2es &C. OF which $42S ss7 So has been
added to surplus. This profit Is in excess OF per
cent on the capital stock OF the company.
The most noticeable feature Of the report 10 that
II shows the actual tangible assets and liabilities
Of the companies subsidiary to the Butterick Com.
pany ana omits al value for good will, contracts,
convrfRhts and trademarks. Another featurs is
the large reduction in merchandise and the in
crease In cash and accounts receivable third
feafura IN tina large purchase OF the bonds or q
SUbsidlaFY company. amounting 70 e4s&0Oa which
are held for sedempdon.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
FUNERAL OF JAMES M'cREERY.

The funeral Of James McCreery. the drygoods
man who died at Aiken. s. c.. On Thursday. was
held at the Inwoed Presbyterian Church, Broad
way and Two-hundred-and-sixth-st, yesterday
afternoon. A special train was run from here,
leaving the old Hudson River station at s:l5 p m.
and returning after the services. The Rev. DR..
Paysen, pastor OF the Inwood church, conducted
the services with the assistance Of the Rev. pr.
Abbott e KittreoEe. OF the Madison avenue Re-
formed Church The palIbearers were men from
the MeCreery store.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
THOMAS 4. roWAR.

Thomas H. Towar died at his home. No 129
FsAntev.ave. Jersey City. Saturday. from pheu-
rnonia He was born in New-York and was about
sixty-three years old. He had lived in Jersey City
for half century. He was for forty years a
member of the New.York Stock Exchange. He re-
tired from business three years ago account OF
his health.
In 1869 Mr.. Towar married Miss Rosalins H.
Bentley, one Of the heirs to the estate OF Peter
Bentley. Of Jersey City. after whom Bentley-aTe
is named After Mr. Bentley's death Mr.. Towar
occupied the Bentley homestead. He leaves a
widow three daughters.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
CONTEST G. w. DoNoHUE's WILL.

Objections to the probate of the will Of George
W. Donohue a former member OF the Brooklyn
BOARD of Education, who died at the Mansion
House in that borough, several months ago, are
being made by Mrs. David s. Stewart. cousin
and Patrick ]. Madden. of No. "A Willow-st. a
reDb n Mr.. DOnohue'S will, made IN MarCh
1e05 Mrs Stewart was named residuary legatee
In q codic made In November of the same year.
Ma rtefta +, Donohue a sister-In-law, was mad2
residuary IegAtee in place Of Mrs Stewart The
residue il the largest part OF the estate which is
valued at about $4,000. Mr.. Madden was not
named In the will.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
OBITUARY.
MRS. MATILDA SULLIVAN.

Mrs Matilda Sullivan wife Of Thomas H Sulll-
van warden of the Ludlow Street jail. died yes
tefdAy. Mrs Sullivan had been Ill Fer long time
with yellow jaundice. Mrs. Sullivan was Known IN
+ha ian as the prisoners friend. because OF ner
Kindly ways and charitable services to persons
confined behind the bars.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
ROGERS, PEET 9 CO. GAVE AID.

when one of Hackett. CaFh2rt Co.'s stores. that
Ct Broadway and Thirteenth-sE, was damaged oy
Gre last Thursday Rogers. Peet Co.. who are
aleo In the mems clothing and furnishing business
besides sending word OF the nrs and e1preasion
Of sympathy to Mr Carhart's heme oEsrsd tns1r SSn
store and ofceR for the use OF Gr. CafnArEs uEnA'
The o4fer sS TO cfice room was aocepSeG
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
BUILT FIRST wARREN.sr. STORE.

fBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.
Long Branch N. J., March 2-Lsonard PaulSon.
Q retired merchant tailor, died here to-day aged
ninsty-four years. He the son OF George
Paulson, and was born in Northport, Long Island.
He retired from business twenty-five years ago.
Mr Paulson built the first store building in War
ren-st., NeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
tRegister~a raan close at E D m previous day
TRaHSPACTrTC NAILS


China Japan. vita Seattle close here daily at $50
p up March Il. inclusive for dispatch Per = -
HaNsH China Japan and Philippine Islands via saa
rs Inclusive. for dispatch per s. = siberia
NeW-Zeasnd, AUsIraIts (eXcept WeSD NeW-CaIeoo1lAs
Fiji samoa and Hawaii. VIA San FTancisco close hsrS
daily at $50 February t2s and Up to March
- inclusive. dispatch per . > Sonoma ut the
Clnard steamer carrying the British mail Lor NsH-
Zealand arrive IN time 70 eonEect WE uas
and $50 D. m: Sundays a. $50 a n a n and
S:30 D m.-Wll made and forwarded until the
arrival OF Cunard steamed - -.
ErSacisco close daily at $50 p m up 70 March
3fS inclusive. for dispatch per . . Sopte-. "a.
T5ssU via san Francisco. close here daily At $50 ? N
via vancouver Victoria. B. c.,
lose here daily $50 D. m up 20 Aareh va, IN
l. osivs Tor dispatch per . Empress OF india Asr-
HaSS.. Sor UnIfed States Postal Agency at shanghai
1900 he for Eardsd via Canada
ShIfS and Marqussas Islands. via san Franesco elss
here daily $50 P m Up % SaFs t4S 'nI1Si'e' bOr
rStns ara Iapan. Tacoma close here daily at SO
D m up March t24 Inclusive for dispach Per o .
syfIHIns rslands via san Francisco. close daily
Al 'B:SO .. m. up Sarch t2I Inclusive. for diS-
pa,s % isxesDt WeST Ff Islands and New-CaIedonia
yfs Vancouver Victoria. Z g, close here daily ~
$50 O. IN. Up March fs inclusive. for dispatch Per
a :. Moana Especially addressed only
NOTE-CnieaS otherwise addres2ea. NsSt Ausfr4le 10
"a via Europe: and New Zealand and Philip
via Francisco-Jhe quickest routes Philip
nres specially addressed vita Canada via Europe
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively.
ranspacnc forwarded port OF sailing daily
and schedule OF elosiag Is arranged The
RurptIon uninterrupted overland fRsKD
tered mali closes 500 ,. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PosSmasssrs
PostrEdee. Nsw-Eork. n. y February q, 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
HOURS: NOrztng. NisAt
ranIk aaM MA aaAfa9 q q

In this diagram the esa5neess white lns shoxs IT,
s@nme2 Ia pTassure sadicaas By Ths TTtnQH8e SELF
SrnR baToEstsr. The Dotted Haa shows tha tsnRega-
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TAs following eesAI rspOed from tbs we&thsr Bureau
sovu tie ehaagss IN tAs last twsRt1our he1rS IA es
-a-sson vash tha ecrrasponGInG dats e last year:
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Exsst tszperstars yesesrAay q degrees: Is~ssE =:
averaee s4 average Temperature for corresponding data e
laat year as average tspStuFs Ser corresponding data
q last fvsatyavs ysEsH g v,.sn.-..v. r.n. v.,.
akae 4iRdS
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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FURRY-JoNEs-The engagement 10 announced Of Mss
Edith Jones. OF Seattle. Wash. to Dr. = Z rurTE Oi
EeW-York
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
ENGAGED.

BurnefEs COcOaine soothes the irritated scalp re
moves dandruff, gives rich lustre 20 the Hair
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

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NEw-YORK CITY
Man uhscrfbars the DAILY anH rRI-WEEKLE via
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The rates named aboVA
THE TRIBUNE will he mailed to Cuba Porto Rleo.
Hawaii and Philippines without extra expense EeF
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PDStomnA yoFfre

Should be read DAILY by all Interested. a. ehaHsaA
may occur at tiHe.)
promptly at the General Post013es
follows Parcels earlier tha2
closing time shown below Parcels malls FOR Ger
many close at p. Wednesday. per 5. 3. RBuisia
Luise
Regular and supplementary
ton closing below
cept supplementary Europe Central
America via Colon close later foreign
tion).
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

W. II. ThoeEpsAA.
George Afltss,
Charles Riohna8.
3. h SethsTn.
Chauacey otoott.
John Mason.
Gawrauce D'OFBay.
Jamea PoNsra-
De Wolf Hopper.
Cregto0 Clarke.
EritI Williams.
". =. CrUmptE&
William Collier.
Weber and Fields.
Jerome Sykea.
Paul A1AIIietaf.
Werner CEAeEes.
Lcuis Mann.
Joseph HAwOrth.
Sidney Herbert
Edwin Stevens.
r. D Mclean.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
sRy,No ne sTHE eELLssS

Jus. nav. -raAs a sohs VAIN. ana d'nr 'on'
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6uetiaI Notices.
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New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
PROMINENT ACTORS NOW IN TOWN
The prominent actors now performing In New
York and tn immediate vicinity

Blanche Bates.
Margaret AhgliH.
Cecilia Lotus.
Virginia HafneG
Ethel Barrymore.
Mary shaw.
Minnie SellErrAA.
Annie RusSalI-
Mrs. Gilbert.
Mrs. Clara Bloodgood
Miilie James.
Blanche walsh.
Amelia Bingham.
Beatrice irwin.
Lillian Russell
Marie Cahill-
Marie DressieF.
Virginia Buchanan
ElizAhs8h Tyr0A.
Blanche Ring.
Jessaline RodeSFL
odetts Tyler
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
TpAN-sA-TANrTr RFAus


TGESDAY-At $50 m. for Italy direct Per .. CiSta
a. Milano mail must be directed per 9 cittA dt
WEDNESDAT-At a 4. for Europe. per =. ceItIes
via Queenstown frnaH for France Switzerland. Itsy.
Spain Portugal. Turkey. Egypt. Greece, British India
ara Lorenzo Marquee b directed per o 0.
Celtic'l I'm for Netherlands direct Per =
Rotterdam mail must be directed per 5. Rottsr-
dan''l: - II a. s. HeclA
lnail must be directed per . HecIa'D-
THURSDAY-At . a. n for France Switzerland TcaIy.
Spain. Portugal Turkey, Egypt, Greece British india
and Lorenzo Marquee, per 5 Savoie via Rayrs
(hnai for other Of Europe directed Ter
= =. La Savoie')
sATURDAY-At 7:20 a m for Europe. per s. Cam
pania, via Queenstown: at fer Belgium direct.
per iceland (nlail be directed per .. -
ZeeIand'')
PRINTED NATTER. ETC.-ThIs steamer takes Prfntea
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samnles for Germany
only. The mail matter for other parts
Europe will be sent by this ship unless specially
directed by
After closing Il Supplementary TransstIantiA
Malls named above additional Supplementary Mails ara
opened the Ders OF the American English. French
and German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
az EARLY NAN, TRAN.

A1R1N s43tI1 : At1-4@Ns
United States. Canada ard Rsxica
Ighs Of Manhattan and The Bronxl.
AY: WEEKLY FARMER:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03
MAILS FOR SOUTH AxP cENEEAL AMERICA. WEST


TCESDAY-At A for Barbados. per $. Cataaa rn,al
FOR Brazil VIA Psrnabuco and Santos be directed
per Catrna'D. al IL m for Barbados and North
srp 6razII per Cearense via Para and Aanaos
only. per :. s Pathfinder Ordinary mall for othsP
parts Of Porto Rico be directed ; Path
fnder'). at $50 .. m supplementary iO59 a. n,l
for Central America Except Costa FSical and sogtH
Pacific ports per SeEurarca Oettsr mail for 0uae
mala be directed per segurancaD ,: az I2SO
p m supplementary 1 ?. n for Turks Island and
Dominican Republic per 8 > Cherokee; AZ iz:O 2 m
supplementary 80 p. M for St Thomas g. CrOiE
beeward and Windward Islands per .. . FcntabslO
(mal for Barbados British. Dutch ard French Guiana
be directed per Fontabeile'')5 at 2 foP
Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. per g. . Egyptian
Prince.
THITRSDAY-At 3 a m for Cuba Tucatan canspechs,
Tabasco ChIapas. per Monterey mail for sthsP
parts Of Mexico be directed per MontsrsyO D.
Bahia and Rio Janeiro (nail for Northern Brazil.
Argentine, Uruguay Paraguay must be directed
per 8. Byron y at $50 a. Complementary 10 ID
a ) Inagua and Port Prince. per .. Flandrs
other parts OF Haiti must be directed p5e
s. FIandria'D: At 10 for Haiti. per . p Prtr9
der NederIanden mail for Cape Haiti Port de PatE
dad British Dutch Guiana must be directed psr
der Nederan1en''1. I2 m Complementary
fpS0 n M Ior Bahamas Guantanamo and Santiago
per s S4rat7ga: D. n supplementary .. ny
rRrDAY1At Il n for Mez1co. per = .. EiaEara, y+A
Tampco frnan be directed per :. .. Niagara'N
sATTRDAY-At 3 a for Bern uda. per 8 PretortA5
A. m supplementary $50 = nj for Porto Rico.
curacao and Venezuela per a. 3 Caracas tnail foP
sersnIiia and Cartagena be directed per D.
Sor Fartuns Island jamaica say aala and Carragens.
per . s CmaII for Costa Rica must Be direcee4
tnar AItaf') ESQ q m Complementary 1910
n M for Haiti and Santa Marta per q 3 Amos: aS
At 1890 N. for Cuba per 5. olinda via Havana
New-York tribune., 1903-03-03

MAILS TRANSPACTFIC-
CI-BA-Py rail Port Tampa Fla, and thsncS -
ofce daily. except Thursday, ae
a connecting malls close here On Mon
davs Wednasdavs and Saturdays)-
HFrYIco TTTY-OverIand specially addressed P
dispatch BY steamer. close, a! Ibis ofcs daiy szeses
ER3vyE0f-NDLASIGBy North sydEsy ana ghsscs
-, etsan1er closes az odics daily $40 > m
connectin malls close here every Monday wednesday
and Saturday. , 49, -, .-
closes AZ this 8 30 , every Tuesday. b
rail PhiIadcp1Ia. and thence BY steamer eoses ss
oH1ce # every Wednesday
MiCC EIOS-By rail Boston and thence by SteAr1sHE
cIcses At this on daily at $50 n.
RFIIZE PUERTO CORTEz. and letter mall for GCATB-
NAI4-Bv rain Orleans. and thence ey steamer.
closes At this daily. Sunday. AZ ESQ
and Q. m. sundays At VI p m and llsso , n
connecting here Mondays VII 30 p n-l
COSTA RICA-By rail to New-Oreans. and thence y
thiE Office daily. except sunday. 8e
II :sO o. m I'll 80 , Sundays at ~ ,. aaa
iii q. m. connecting mail closes here Tuesdays Ae
I'll 30 D.. M -.
BAHAMAS Except parcels post mails)-By rail 20 MANI
Florida BY closes az this ot1cs as
1880 a m every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
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