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New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
HARCOURT TO PAWN HIS CLOTHES
Actor, Sued By Ticket speculator for Ten
Dollars, to Pay To-Day.

George Harcourt. the actor. who was the star
witness in the prosecution of Nathan Springer the
alleged ringeader in the tax fraud cases. was ar
raiened in Jefferson Market Court yesterday Oh a
charee of larceny. Samuel Marks. a ticket specu-
lator declared that on February IL he gave Har-
court SO with which to purchase six tickets at
WaIIack's Theatre, and that Harcourt failed to
return either money or tickets. The prisoner told
MAGISTRATE Crane that the day in question he
spent several hours with Assistant District At
torney Schurman IN conference over the tax fraud
cases He asked that the District Attorneys office
be communicated with, saying that the District At
torney would take of him. This was granted
and Assistant District Attorney Studen was sent
TO Jefferson Market Court.
In the mean time Mark Alter had squahhle with
HarCourt before the magistrate, In which the Law
YER denounced the actor for jumping bail bond
a wear and a half ago in a larceny case in which
Harcourt charged by New-Jersey girl with
stealing of her property.
Harcourt finally admitted that ne had received
the money but said that with the consent of
Marks he had given it to a woman who to
get the tickets She took the money. and to shield
her he denied that he had received It.
Harcourt then asked to be paroled in Mr.. Suden g
custody until to-day. but the latter refused the
sponsibty.
said he would withdraw the complaint IL
Harcourt would hand so this morning.
Harcoylrt told the gistrate he could pa wn his
clothes for that. and left the courtroom.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
A TAX ON INHERITANCES.
First of the Governors Indirect Tax Meas
ures Passed by Assembly.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBINEJ
Albany, March 1.-THE Assembly passed to-
day the first of the measures submitted by Re
publican members of the legislature to prevent
the imposition Of direct taxes for the support OF
the State government. The bill was that of
Senator Stevens, of Attica. Wyoming County,
taxing the direct heirs of the owners of real or
personal estate worth above S1OO00.
The measure was assailed by Democratic
members. Assembly McKeown, of Kings Coun-
ty offered an amendment to the bill, reducing
from $4,000 to $1,000 the aggregate amount
Of the inhertances to be taxed This amend
ment was rejected by a vote of q to %; the
Republicans voting against it and the Demo-
Gratis for it.
Assemblyman c. w Smith, of Fulton ana
Hamilton counties, declared that the act should
be passed to carry out Governor Odelrs plan to
abolish direct State taxation Assemblyman
Finch, of New-York. declared the taxation pro-
posed just, and that it ought to be adopted II
was lust. because the heirs of men who owned
little property were not taxed
Assemblyman Palmer, the Democratic leader,
replied that it would be new principle to dis
criminate in matters of taxation between the
owner of a little amount Of property and tie
owner of q large amount of property.
The bill was then passed by vote or g. 10
53 the Republicans voting for 1t ana the Demo
Gratis against it. The bill taxes the direct hers
of the owners Of real or personal property If the
real or personal property or any benenclal
interests therein transferred is OF the value
of S1OOO0 or more, at the rate OF per cent
on the clear market value OF such property.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
HAaAMAN DISAGREEMENT FRIDAY
Mr. Garvan, DR.. Schultze and Professor Witt
haus Probably Will Attend It.

Assistant District Attorney Garvan announced
yesterday that the body of Theodore Hagaman
would be taken from its grave in the Rural Gem
etery at Poughkeepsie Tomorrow under the order
of the Supreme Court. He will send officer to
Poughke epsie to-day to make the anEements for
the disinterment and he probably will accompany
DR.. SchuItze and Professor Witthaus TO the ceme
terry Tomorrow and witness the autopsy the
body. DR.. r. C. Flower and Mrs Delabarre. the
former wife of Mr.. Hagaman. may send repre-
sentatves watch the autopsy.
DR.. Flower sought yesterday by detective
sergeant armed with summons TO appear before
Magistrate Barlow In the Tombs Court. but the
off1cer was unab BILE to hnd DR.. Flower. Later
legal representative OF Or. Flower appeared At the
District Attorneys ONCE and said Dr. Flower
would appear In court this morning. The sum-
mons was obtained by counsel fer Mrs Belle Gray
eentf-st In the afndavit DR.. Flower is charged
with having received $500 from Mrs. Taylor on false
reprssentafions made by him last month TO pur-
chase some stock In the Eastern Arizona and Mon
tana Mining Company.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

rose SHOW American Institute. No Il West Forty
fourth st. q. to 10 =. M
ecturA hy Robert f.. Ely How Some People Live.
Men Behind the League for Political Edu
cation No. % West Forty-fnurth- ST. IL a m
r.,,d Transit commission meeting and hearing eXten
sion Of rapid transit system. : 80 p M
FREQ organ recital. Trinity Church $50 p m.
conference Of the count Montesquiou. Sherrys.
prb1,o lecture h Professor Friedrich Scientific
Results from Chinese Studies Haveme! eT
Hall Columbia University. 2. m
Meeting to consider tenement house laws. plymouth
church. Brooklyn. 2. m
p,hl,c meeting the district IF
3rooifIvn address Bridge Commssioner lindenthal
Long Island Business College. South Eighth st, )
p.
Meeting Of the Union League club. evening.
ect,re by the Rev DR. L. Ratteu Literature, "
students club Room Of st. Marks Church. No. 234
Eleventh st. S:l5 n M
Free lectures Of Board Of Education. mS"hool
No. l6 Matilda st. Wakefield. Songs OF Burns, -
Mrs Henrietta Spoke Seeey: School No. 27 ST.
AIMS ave between hundred and -forty-seyenth- 4
st hundred and fort eighth ST. The Ei",
trIc Generator Its Applications. Theodore l.
Jones' School No. 3. corner Grove and Hudson SITS
Trees and Forestry. Mrs Jessie p. Gerard; School
No. ). One-hundred and forty first st and Edge
tions Sprans. Su1ocations. Drowninss. Choking.
Group DR.. G Alfred Lawrence School No To- One
hundred anG seventeenth-st and St Nicholas >.
Birds Bird Life DR.. Ellsworth call: School No,
Of Electric Current TO Magnetism, f n. Hunt
ington: School No 33, No +1s West Twenty eighth
St Scotland W. T. Dorward. School M. a..
Hubert Coister SITS. Hamlet DR.. W l. Cal
and Ienerson-st. The Land and People of Central
America" Professor Emory r. Johnson.
Peoples Institute lecture by Professor Charles Zuebn.
OF Chicago, Public Health Cooper Union. 2. NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
LEGISLATIVE HEARINGS.
Canals. Trained Nurses and Compulsory
Arbitration Discussed.
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Tsy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.l
Albany March 1.-THE Assembly Railroad COM
mittee gave hearing to-day upon AssenDS ,asai
woods bill authorizing the appointment of local
board of railroad commissioners Tor New 10 io
City Henry A. Robinson appeared in opposi'ion 4
"a the hill ana argued that the State Raiiroao
the Sgsy to
that there should be 4 local railway COMMISSION lo
consider local transit problems. ..... .--...
An immediate attack in the courts upon the
constitutionality of the Thousand Ton Barge Canal
bill was promised before the Senate judiciary Com
mittee TODAY at its hearing on the Amber con-
s;tutionaI amendment proposing to remove ,ue 10
From State contro BY John Plat Of Pough; q;
keepsie 'E>en if i pass declared ,,a he H,r t
Piat na Mr. nc Giles. Rs" secretary Of the Grange
Gng to the building OF a deep waterway by the
federal government
Trained nurses end representatives of nurses
training schools from various parts of the State
appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee
to-day in support of Senator Armstrong; Dill es-
tablishing the degree Of Registered Nurse. to be
conferred by the Regents trained nurses pass
ing required examination under the auspices @ oI
BY the Regents 1pon nomfna nc ton Of the
State Nurses Association. The chief opposition
the 's examnnE nES board oad shall be nominated
Il Hno This hi was Re
State Medical Society; pr Frederick Of iaeo Bnnae
There was no opposition to the general purpose
of the bill Mrs. ". A. Montgomery, school com
missioner of Rochester. made plea for a higher
standard of trGned nursing.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. appeared before the Senate Com
mittee on judiciary to-day to oppose Senator
Lewiss bill providing for so-called compulsory
arbitration of difficulties between public service
corporations and their employees. Mr. Gompers
said:
II you enact this principle into the legislation of
this State, and make labor compulsory even while
waiting for the decision of a tribunal. or in ac-
cordance with the award of that tribunal. you VIII
simply make outlaws of peaceful and law Diding
citizens. If you outlaw strikes you will simply
give place TO the harsher measures-you cannot
5ine and to quit work. If need be- for the better
ment of their condition.
The Senate Committee on judiciary also gave a
hearing to the advocates of good roads on the bill
10 permit the State to bond itself for $500000 TO
build improved highways. The principal speaker
was Pierpont White, of Utica.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
THE KARAMANIA DOCKED.
No Nec Cases DeUelop Among
PASSENGERS.
PASSENGERS.

The steamer Karamania, of the Anchor Line
which arrived here from Marseilles and ltallan
ports on Tuesday, reported SIX deaths from
some mysterious disease, which, according 10 LIT.
Doty the Health Officer Of the Port mad tc
symptoms of Asiatic cholera. was released from
quarantine about p. m yesterday and brought
nm to her pier at Harrison-st., Brooklyn, by
crew from the steamer Ethiopia, of the same
line. which arrived here yesterday from Glas-
gov.
Captain Pearce Of the Karamania' the chler
officer and the chief engineer were permitted to
bring the ship up to her pier. They were sent to
Hoffman Island after docking their vessel to re-
main with the other members OF the ere" ana
the 733 passengers until the period or Isolation
has elapsed. Captain Pearce was also permitted
to come to the city earlier in the day on tug
to make an entry for his vessel. The steamer
was carefully disinfected before she was per-
mitted to move. No new cases OF sickness were
reported among those who had been sent TO
Hoffman Island. No one was sick When the
steamer arrived here, on Tuesday.
There were many inquiries at the office of the
Anchor Line yesterday by anxious friends OF the
passengers. The agents could not relieve thelr
anxiety for time, they did not know 'he
names of those who had died. Later these names
were obtained. The passengers who dled were
NicoIai Rubbo Giuseppe Montanara, Pasquaie
SaIamOre and Nicola SC1OScal L ne nlSLHpeiS VI
the crew who died were Alfonso Toppl ana
ciusenne Napadano The man who was sent
to the hospital at Palermo was Carlo Battiata
He also died. This case was diagnosed as poi
sonng.
Captain Pearce. when he came ashore, was
asked If it had been determined what had caused
the deaths. He replied:
ut is as much a mystery to me as to every
one else. l don't think it was cholera, though,
and want to deny the report that the ships
physicians said the sickness arose from lnhal-
ing gas from the ships cargo. That report IS
absolutely without truth, and 1 cannot imagine
where it originated
1t was thought by persons that there
might have been oVercrOWdlng on the snip
which registers only 2O40 tons net Mr. Riley,
the agent of the Anchor Line, said that 1t was
tmpossibIe for the ship TO be OVercrOWded. as
r the berth space was measured under the super
vision of the Italian Government. and only a
certain number of berths was permitted in the
vessel Even if the line should desire TO over
crowd the vessel it would be impossible to do
so The Italian Government. he ddded, sent II
commissioner on each immigrant ship to see that
the requirements of the law were fulfilled.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Automobile Regulations-Brooklyn Grade
Crossings-War on Weeds.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.J

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEJ
Albany, March u.-Assemblyman Doughty intro
duced bill to-day amending the highway Ia"
provisions regarding automobiles The Dill oe
cIares that no automobile motor vehicle pro-
pelled by steam, gasoiene. electricity or otneF
source of energy shall pass a person orlVihs
horse or horses or other domestic animal, or FOOT
or cross an ntersecting highway at greater rat rate
Of speed than eight miles an an hour NOR pass Is
held. between the hours of a. m ard p: m, t OF
bay, during the usual hours of service. at a
greater rate of speed than ten miles an , hour 2 or
ton of the roadbed is less than twenty feet wide
at greater rate of speed than Tour miles an houi
Assembyman Remsen. of Kings County. intro
duced a bill to-day amending the act relative TO
the Improvement Of Flatbush-ave. and changing
the grade of the Long Island Railroad Company s
tracks by providing that the board which has
for the i Improvement of Atlantic-ave from Fiat
bushav to the boundary line between the couha h
spProTed aiop 9f hbss by mayor n%n Ovens Low. s p
Fraud in the manufacture and sale of thread Is
be punished under the terms OF bill introduced
to-day by Assemblyman Agnew 1t provides that
the manufacturers must stamp or attach to every
spool or skein of sewing darnng' crocnee or EN- EN-
5rodery thread or cotton nen or or SIX o fa1e ba
thread which it contains.
The war upon noxious weeds which in parts
Of the country have rendered large areas of land
absolutely worthless for agriculture or pasturage
is carried in Assemblyman Leggett's bill intro
duced to-day declaring wild carrot Canada thistle.
Russian thistle and wild lettuce to be pubic
nuisances. which all persons forbidden to harbor
upon their premises.
Senator McEwan to-day introduced several bills
comforting additional powers upon the Fiscal Super
visor Charities by providing that inventories and
reports charta Bile institutions shall be filed with
him; that purchases may be made for those in
stutions thirty days credit; that contracts may
be executed by superintendents we'll as by stew
ards and that the supervisor may recommend to
the Governor changes in the salaries of State
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
prATT AGAINST HIGHER EXCISE TAX
Thinks the Proposed 80 Per Cent Increase
Will Not Be Made.
EEy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl

Washington March 11.-Senator fid1t Sdlu W
day that he did not believe II would oe au'isoOie
nr .udicious to increase the New-Eork state
.ycia. tax 80 per cent. He said it was well
,acoonized that there was limit for this form
~ taxation. beyond which it would be inadVlsa-
fIe to go. as to do SC would have tendency TO
drive lawabiding persons out OF the liquor ousl-
ness and virtually place a premium on fraud.
Senator Platt was quite certain that there would
he no increase in the excise tax In NeW-1orK.
such increase he said, was advocated from llIle
So ttaa ~ eI-eryuhere but almost invariably a
careful examination Of the facts revealed tnat
a. vas not feasible, and in the Senator's 1uos-
Ynent ouch would be found to be the case III
New-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
GRADY ATTACKS MAYOR LOW.
But Does Not Succeed in Preventing Passage
of the ONeill Bill.

Albany March n.-Mayor Low and Edward
O'NeiIl, the policeman who was broken ny DeV-
ery and who now seeks reinstatement through an
at IF the legislature were attacked in the Senate
to-day by the minority leader, Senator Grady, who
declared that O'Neill had been used by Mayor Low
during the last municipal campaign In much the
same way as President Roosevelt had used his
Rough Riders when he was stumping the State
for Governor. -,
The Finch bill. providing that Police Commits
siouer Greene may renState at ms diSf.renon Ia =
troIman O'Neill came UP on the order of 1nal pas
sage Senator Grady Immediately attacked the re-
form administration in NewYork. Senator Els
berg replied. and the bill was then passed by A
of q to 19.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
GOVERNOR vEToEs YoNkERs BILL.

Albany. March 11.-Iovernor Odell to-day vetoed
the Senate bill extending the power OF the City
Court of Yonkers that in unsatisfed
execution be returned by constable. the supple
mentary proceedings may be had before the city
judge the same effect II returned by the
Sheriff. The Governor said in his veto message
that this power should be carefully guarded and
that he did not believe there any need of ex-
tending II to the Yonkers Court.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
HOME NEWS.
pRom,NgNr ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

GRAND-Captain G. ". Van Deusen. L S A
HOiILAND-Herbert X. Sears. Boston; George A
briggs Waterbury. IMPERIAI-Colonel F. j.
Il,dnSton Waterbury: Captain l.. A. Cotton. u
8 n: Baron Won Fnck- Brauschwes. MURRAY
III.L-Burdet Loomis of Hartford; Lieutenant G9y- =
ernor Henry Roberts. of Connecticut. NANARRE
Captain Gustav Remer. German army GaP-
tain I NJ jenkins, L. S. a. WAIsDORF-ASTORiA A
C L. " Stevens. president of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway Richmond: j. \. Beckley. presl-
dent If the Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo Railway.
Rochester: II. I. Norman, of the British Embassy
TN-aSln iray
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
PROPOSED CHANGE IN LIBEL LAW.

Albany March IL Assemblyman Fowler. OF
Chautauqua. to-day introduced bill providing that
In action to recover damages for libel the de-
fendant may prove facts tending to mitigate the
damages and that the plaintiff can recover only
compensatory damages unless he shall prove either
malice in fact that the defendant after having
been requested by him writing. failed to retract
the libe1lous statement In as conspicuous and pub
lie manner that In which the statement was
originally made
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
AMENDING PRIMARY LAW.
Senate Approves the Elsberg Plan to Check
Transfer of Voters
TBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. j

Albany March 1.-THE Elsberg bill, amenolhs
the primary election law and abohshhs suppie
n,entarv and speciaI enrolments. passed by the
Senate to-day without a dissenting vote. after 1t
had been amended so as to affect New-York only
The bill is practically the same as measure ad-
yocated last year by Senator Plunkitt chairman or
the EIertions Committee of Tammany Hall. The
nroposed law will prevent the wholesale transfer
of I,o+ers from one district to another to defeat
some Assembly district leader. Under the Elsberg
1iii II will be necessary enroll on the days OF
registration in the fall The spring enrolment anu
transfer system will not be operated.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
vEsTIsULE BILL THROUGH SENATE.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
. Albany March 1.-THE Senate passed by a
unanimous vote to-day Senator Burres's hIII pro-
viding for the placing of vestibules on trolley
cars. excepting IN NeW-York and Buffalo, during
the winter rnonths The platforms of the cars
are 70 be shielded at least upon three sides The
penalty for violation OF the act 10 SO day for
every car run without q Yestibule between Decem-
ber 1 and March 81. The bill goes into effect
on September ], 1904
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

.o5 a m-No 2S Waverlev Ploc~. Mrs jay. $50
4:25 T. n-No 254 West Forty-hrst st, given:
slight.
s.fS m.--No 27s Henry st. Robert Hubbard: slight
l215 p. m.--No 184 West Nnety-eighth st. Mrs.
Wendell: $l0n.
$40 q m-No 33 East Eighth-st Emma PsuIlo: slight
6:ia r m.No 155 Delaney ST. Henry Kronfeld slight.
o n m-No % Market-st owner unknown: slight
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York. Wednesday, March II,
1908
ARRIVED.

o g 70 % snaa4san Pe 1 % ca6n a6
AZ Storage passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar
AT ssanIer r Chesapeake ,r wbye February 20
to Pfiiip Rupretht ballast Arrived at the Bar at
~ tsn1er M Flcher Ger, Krech Hamburg February
Fou@sn@ n an1 b @ sbn and s6
GERS .,sc Arrived at tne Bar at II - m. ..
to 0eiriri.s Co cabin and o1s steeras- passen
for Bsittrnors mdse Arr ID a, the Bar a
Nsnies Fl 2e Malaga p end Csdlz s 70 N
Ceta@s Co. with n GshIR and SS storage passengers
and s,damc ma ca TiaSd an n saror Genoa February q and
1o serraee passengers and mise Arrived at the Bar
steamer crovdon ,I'r,. Kerr. Yokohama November e
Kobe Dec"mher J. Moi 5 shanghai 2I. Hong A KoFE 5 p
ar" ~ Pert Said and Asiers 1s. Barber 3
steamer Tsona outaH' Smh Mata6,a
Charles Mallory & co. With passengers and
Steamer catania Johnson Pot Arthur. Tex March .
steamer jamestown. Tarl"v Newport News and Nor
folk 10 the old Dominion IS 60 with passengers and
steamer s,atentam Dutch, nakser. Rotterdam F.br,-
steamer kansas 5lty. Smith Savannah 9 TO the
Ocean SIS 90. with passengers ard mdse
Sandy Hook ]. March II a:8o Wind north.
SAILED
p5,s %c'aGc a % rs fGT Lys5Poo In5,sno
Poina Pre BaTbsdo. and bemsrara @fn PhilaaepEa
Southampton. BuckInan Antonio, Antlia tPr,
+: Mamma Hata Ratimore. FL Norte Galveston.
Excelsior tter Flushing tfor rdersl Frothurg
barge: Hamilton. Norfolk and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS
Liverpool March 1n-Arrtved. steamers Bohemian CRr,
McCsIIun. New YORK. '>aPdonian-
sailed steamers cedric tBrl. Haddock York via
Queenstown Noordland t8rI. Roberts
S' & M'iGs ID Ss M for Hs6ss fsnsT
Lizard MaCh ,fo H. $40 W. mPaSse a; steamer La savoie
Isle OF Wight. March liPassed. steamer Zone r, from
Sunderland for New York.
Southampton March IL II 30 y Sailed steamer Erno
prnz Wilhelm CCierl. Richter nrom BremenI. New
via C'h rbs0urg
stetn. March sSaied steamer Kentucky DAM rhfe4s
mann. New York
Bremen March 10 Arrived steamer Main tGer) Won
Cherbourg March II. un--saed. steamer Kronprin1
Wilhelm Ger. Richter from Bremen south
amponl N~w-York
st Vincent, v 27-Arriyed. steamer Queen Olga
tBrl Chaplin. New York for Port Natal
Natal Feb 27Arfived. steamer Queen Olga fRrl,
Chaplin. st Vincent. G Y.
Cape Sraptel. lO-PaSsed (Brl,
RoxhaIi. York for tiibrsltar. Malta. Odessa and
Sovorossisk.
March . Sailed. steamer Lomhardta utaD. Can
zOnpri. New York
Palermo March t,-Sailed. Alberta tAusp. BUS
aanich Cfroni Trieste "tcI. New-fork.
Leghorn, March IU--Arrived. steamer Algeria tBr).
New-Yurk via Marseilies and Genoa.
Alexandria. March II. a m-Arrired steamer Kaisern
Maria Theresis tier,. Victim. New York Via Funchal.
Ton Orient cTutSeJ.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOI Il.
Grann Onera season lDO2-IDO3
r-,5s- &c IIrecfiHn of MR. MAURICE OR AZ.
IASr TWn MEEKS OF GRIND OPEhA.

LAST TWO WEEKS OF GRAND OPERA.
TO-N0RROW FVGi at s-T.F PRfrPHE- r '1'ln1anl-
Heink Marily. Alvarez. Ed De Reszke. J7HTHz' CoH-
Sat A,t Mar a. at 2-ERO z IEAesDRO 5stss
Schumann- Fenk. De march, I'd 'iS t--LNSa L.--'~--
Conducted by Composer. Ma1cneli - 90 -r.,
sat Evg Mar. IA. at at Pop Pricesl-Dsl.Is Pricesl-Dsl 5 5a
IA FILE DT REGIMENT The DauEn'er o. t.s I.-s.-
nrepO SembrIch Van Cauteren Salignec. tI!iPH. Co-
iIIctor FIOn FolIoweI PAGLIACCl S--s1- Dahl-
Sun ENg March IS. at s:3O-Grard Popular concert
when EeTdfS
z,f1 ne nsrf0rr1pd SoIosts NOrdrd. hl-rana tslnA
saiiEnac Jouraet opera Orchestra and Cho'u'
C0HHGc'oF: ST Mar is at if5-Dnr-BLE ELL-DoN
PASQJALE SemhriCE. Dari. SCottI 'IiLi.SE- .,- 20.
dIctor Zion Followed CATAI.- sEF1IA RI STlL ANA
Ciadski, Homer; Marchi CamTanar .o19let = r.2I
Wad Mar S-I|1HES'tIRlN N9ral't
scbunann- HcfaF. AntheS. Bispham. Ed De ReszAr
Muhlmann. Conductor. Hertz - -.,,r -.
Fri Fvg Mar 20. at S-DOTBLE FIIIS-LA -iLll1E
DIr REGIMENT Senshrch. Van CIEtere-- SaLisI1-
C1fIfb4rr Conductor FIou- Followed hy DER HAlsli
Ciadski. Belize: Authes. BsFhan'. HlasS NUM-
mann. COliuct,r. Hertz.
WEBER PIANO Used
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
MOUNT VERNON INVESTIGATION.

Albany March 1.-THE Senate to-day passed a
bill providing for bond issue to ray for the
Mount Vernon investigation. after rejecting an
amendment calling for payment by tax levy
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
Dr. Lyons
PERFECT
Tooth Powder
Used by people Of refinement
for over a quarter Of q century
PREPARED eY
& MI1,a. .AlcC
CENTRAL ROADS TERMINALS.
Bill Authorizing Enlargement Succeeds IN
the Assembly.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuEEl
Albany March 1.-THE Assembly passed To-
dav Assemblynan Bedelrs bills authorizing the
Nev-york Central Railroad Company to enlarge
it's terminals at the Grand Central Station in
New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-12
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco, March 1.-THE official closing
quota tions for mining stocks to-day were as fol-
lows: