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New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
THE BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.

The Boston Symphony Orchestra gave the last OF
its concerts for this year at Carnegie Hall yester-
dav afternoon and Mr. Gercke sgnalized the o"-
cUrrenCe by bringing forward two compositions
new TO the public concert rooms Of New-f oTk ! heE
were an overture 'I-iebrsfruhing. by George
Schurnann. and a violin concerto in u minor bF
Richard Strauss. 4 full contingent Of the Boston
orchestra's admirers was present. and all the music
seemed to be keenly enjoyed though Herr Heer-
mann who played the concerto gathered fewer
Iaurels than usual The fault lay chiefly with the
music. It is one of Strauss's youthful works. II
does not disclose the impPtuous heaven stOTmer OF
to-day. but neither does It discover the amiahie.
resourCeful nelodious ciassicst OF the symphony
in F minor with which his introduction was effected
in New-York in 1884 1t is pleasing in parts. but
never spontaneous and not always euphOniOus. why
Herr Hermann chose TO play ii cannot be guessed
He hos made & splendid record this his first,
visit to America. and has always risen with his
task His playing of Beet hOYen. Brahms and Bach
has been most admirable: yesterday there were IN
eleEanCies in slips of inIonation in his playing
which were not apparent when he stF0ve for nohler
things. SChumann is a comparatively young COM
poser Of great eruditi0n who was ideEthed with
the hest musical interests OF Bremen for four years
and is now the conductor of the Yenerab ble Singa-
kadernie in Berlin. Some of his music has been
heard here and this overture figured on one of the
programmes Of the Mannergesangverein Ar1on last
November. 1t is a work Of much melodic charm.
and deserving of place in high class concerts
A superb performance Of schuberts great major
reception was calculated to make Mr.. Gertcke feel
those he has rallied around his standard in New
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
WILL MARRY IF REELECTED.
Promise Made by Mayor Hayes of Baltimore,
a Confirmed Bachelor.
GsT TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIRrsE. J

Baltimore, Ma ich 2l--Msyor Hayes. a bachelor
past fifty and candidate for denomination b!
the Democrats. having promised all kinds Of city
improvements If renominated and reelected noW
caps all promises Oy declaring he will get married
II reelected lie made this promise to several
women. and several thousands Of widows and
spinsters are now booming him for second term
Several weeks ago the banquet OF the Maryland
Society of Ncw-York. Edwin Warield of Balti-
more. leading candidate for the Democratic nOrIi-
nation for Governor. told Mayor Hayes that nc
would have better 'rck In politics If hn would get
married. The campaign has become 20 hot and
the opposition 10 Hayes pronounced within his
party lines that. confirmed bachelor hr is. ne
is now even promising to marry II he continue
in the Mayoraity chair. To-day he said: Il made
the promise in good faith. and II Is election
dodge. 'Tnc only conditions attached are. hTst
that am reelected Mayor. and. second. that
can get girl to have I have no one pIcksd
out
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
FoRTY-FoUR HORSES DRAW COACH
Eleven Changes Made in James H. Hyde
Long Trip to Lakewood.
TRY rELEGEAru 70 THE rRIRrH


Lakewood. y J.. March 21.-.Jamcs II. Hyd" to-
day Has twelve and one-hdf hours on the road
with his coach between here and N"W--YUrk. K
was G:35 this evening when he arrived Georgian
Court where Mr. Gould welcomed him MaHric"
Hewlett and Mr.. Taller with M. Hyde on
the box
The trip simply experimental taken with
green horses a route to all Tn" start
was made from the stables in Fifty-ffth-st.. New
York a $40 this morning. The route was familiar
until New brunswick was reached. From there they
tried farmingdale or Interior. route, OF which
tncy knew nothing. They reached the latter mace
IT 80 o'clock. nearly TWO hours lat"r than tneE
were looked for here. From New ork 7" I.tka-
wood eleven stages. changes wer" made.
meaning a total % forty four horses Mr Hyde
drove eight and Mr.. Hewlett three OF thu -taGes.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
FOUGHT OVER FIsHeALLs.

The fshban has long been celebrated in song and
story The incident Of the waiter who 'hellowed
through the hall. We don't serve bread with one
hshbaiI.' is known to all
On dredging scow on Friday night, lying OF
Tersey- CITY the fshbau vas a hero-or else
villain according TO its digcstibility.
Joseph Marion. captain of the day squad, who
had the contract for feeding the served four
teen fshbas at supper I" fourteen men. Nilian
Collins captafn Of the night squad. objected. One
he commended was not enough. The dispute being
rrave they fought. and Marion. it is charged, cut
Collins with jaCkknifc- -, ..
Marion then Jumped overheard Having Just
eaten fshbal. he could swim easily lie ga
6insalF mn 10 the police. He he acted in self
Safpn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

e..feeD Saturday nights al popular prices and six
extra performances. OF which two were for the
benefit Of Nes s-York institutions-the French Hos
rital and the German Press Club There were
therefore. ninety-one performances but. owing to
the fact That operas were represented on nine
C:rerent occasions. the number OF operate repre-
s.ltHrions reached hundred. This record was
..l:rsed four years ago. when there were lo3 rep
included in the comparative table printed below)
srE eorlaIle6 five years ago when out OF 1US rep
rase1tatons five given in Brooklyn These
tuo seasons excepted. the of 1920 marks
distinct advance over its predecessors for ten
IN. number OF operas brought forward 1t added,
fUe cannot say current Hstl, and that one which
was very properly reIegsted the limbo OF things
70 nc forgotten as soon possible by the unmis-
taxable verdict o. audience last Friday night
are through with the empty bonbast OF Der
WaId.~ The season ends with some promises un-
fulfilled through unavoidable causes, but only one
failure need be deplored. The Mozart cycle would
have been q proud, because a really artistic
achievement, II frustrated by the Illness or
Nine Earaes. The Verdi cycle would have added
nothing 10 popular knowledge and little TO popular
endowment unless II had been made TO include
..Falstsr" AS il was. six Of the Italian masters 9
operas were performed. and to have brought them
'7to sequence would have detraCted from their
Interest The effort give the cycle, however, re-
suited IN giving Verdi a place close beside his
corten1porary Wagner, who has dominated the
Metropolitan list from the beginning.
Following is the record Of performances:
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Died..

BARN' Rp- Er,"-Di sa,. -. p. Ma 20 i"'- -
sIrarrr,e,rerr ~ F.r ..rnr- EJosee roa4er~,
l5r@ Tf,r'' % I5z W. $. 4, w. ~ ,r 2 .,-r.
.p,I. c1,.,,S = .-rrrr, Ts.~nr ra7-r- - a.. r75-
rARRINiTo> ,n rrt@a, morning MAJ ~ Re-ra-7.-
!arinEin, ~ 7 49,, 49,, 80, ~ ID, e,a-,n~
O.. .-a t,.e~r~s"c - ,,r-, or-a " ~ FANNY
DfT['7 sai :.sr,. A. p.i = q. T.-,-.- T~-s H' -
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n. ~ :. iI.-e-. ~, uarda, Ma :: Fiarse9r-
<Itry ~ 'l r!.'rsAN, ,n-I y" F,5tNf%- e. d..
a. y N'l-.r 49, ~ -. ..a. H. - Ign- ~. ', A.
,. 80, 5a.G l''.51 'r51xH H'z@@ ,-,s;: 5;Ef'> -
Fl r.r.t.R Mar 20 a. MS - = - ''ra-t
TanaraI sor,~s ar IS s,c reSi .-re ~ 40 .;-@-t
HOLMES ,r @~.--.es Ma = r@ =. .'.,.,--
ar, "a Am = rla6@f' 5n:cs l7.s cr,
il rfRr<,-,r T,,.-~.ia, Mach 70 Ina rtdoo o, -.
\" rs Trc,:deny s.. RrooA.yn Inr"rmen, private.
s =, Ao9r "! ss- q Ne Mers ,r q a @ H:. e. -.
2aun.2 ee 3o a On Il r5, s,s Ts ,is'@". -"-' '''
F4SIS fsI. fsaS,s Ta1rs -. ~ %'': :; 5oc 2 5- :
Train New YogH contra. T Z = : J . =
80 ? NJ. AMI zen" Il T at . : ~
scur':rFErLN 81 Sa,lc,aa.,. M,ra y 8 - Il-,.
Fsrls,Sal F:4i5' r1- ?1Sn~ ~, -. ore, r~@se-
s'f;rM,i=nl p sass-.s ma--a p 1oo2. - %
James S,rigrg-ou- :i-c = funeral hereafter
TrNSoH on Fflta-. MAJ % Il. hr- resldens y. ~
Wss+ rOIrH s. Nj Trsor. Vii7u o.: I'-.-e-,>
Tnsrr Funeral pr:- af'-
TR1rF- eu4deniv 'rr~erot.-- Conc Ma y" ra-h-
Ian. WIDOW of I.ecaon Tr.pp Funeral rr11
ne residence %: Lc- son in a0 ~ J'Hr j Psr7"l %"
Mn71av d, Il c.g'r-A IH'Hrmsn, Tr ate Please omtt
vA< uYNl. or, Mar 20 la"a a. 49,
Henry and FrI-r r: pyH". aged : moths -
i.tl Funeral a oorrea,enye = tHs family.
WESTON IN rrr4a,. Mar.h 20. al Wssn.ar-an r g..
r.. i,anci ony Weston. 7 l.. sa'h -
~ rrs F.r-rh4u,. NasH!u<J'I- L e.. SuU4av Mar.
- 81 o'cIorN TCtc-nHrt AZ N7od avn 'eTr-rery
Nev York. Monca. NJ = 17a-a raves Grand
SONS - TIE EEy"T% TE"N
,:r.. Of
Irpa5uay Room 80
New MAJ -
F-STr\ .1eEIHO- o: .IEl~ Sos~-, =
t.rrnsnt at Wonc34ur Mo-day- Mar =: Tam
''47' rFrer,4,Ri X +AI.IM,IoTr Prcs.5e~-
MORRIS FATTEII:s.'N - FF;EIs. >e.re,ac'-
vArHArI, A. hes lara -es,f.r-- " - East psi :,
Ns,- York. -iA-l pa THir. Nom 1ntH fHni =
fIova-t Yar7zI. rhe 5isj Of aE-
a. New Yo-a. o. Se~orf T'ay N0rday. Third M,n,E
@3t a. I0tcrTnenf a: Ma .Isor. \ J
Rev stephen Merritt. worId-u'ds-kno IN
dsrtaker. only place q business sth and 10Th
a. largest In the world. Tel I4-ts,h-St
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
MADE CHIEF CLERK OF HEALTH BOARD.

James McClave Miller has been appointed chlei
clerk of the Board OF Health. Mr.. Miller has been
connected with the Board OF Health in various
clerical capacities for the last sixteen years, and
has seen service in all its departments He was for
iast eIevan wears has been chief clerk OF the
medical division of board. He is nephew of
the late Police Commissioner John McClave.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
MUST FILE THOMAS WILL HERE.

surro1ste siIknan at White Plains yesterday
decided that he had no jurisdiction in the matter
OF the will Of General Samuel Thomas who died
tn this city January II. The Surrogate said II
snpeared thst General Thomas vas resident nt
1bis CITY and he ordered that the WG De hiso
I'm New-York County instead OF Westchsster' IN
tpS erScntorE were represented by Wheeler h
Feckhas and Delaney NicotL
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
e,yItos HIGH FENCE AS A SCREEN

BabvIon n Y..MarCh PA board fence. twelve
feet high has been erected at the country home of
Edwin HaWley. to screen the home OF Mrs hath-
o-i,e keenan, widow. Huwley q large
estate and recently added to il The Keenan, cot
tage is habited by negroes. Mr. Hawley tried 10
buy the place from Mrs. keenan, but She refused
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Total

Opera at the Metropolitan always has sihs'e
entry but a triple exit. There is last suoscfiP-
ton night s last subscription matinee and last
Saturday night popular. The arrangement Is wen
calculated 10 put balm on The souls OF the prime
6Oaaas wha zearu, right properly for the so-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
aAln BROTHERS TO RETIRE HERE

A. the end of the present season the firm Of
Ram BROTHERS one OF the best known houses in
the cotton trade here. will retire from business
This will amply 10 the American branch and IN
terests in American cotton only. The firm will con
,inur It's interests India and Egypt
Anthony p Rail- said last night: The reason
a.. u,ithdrsw Il because interests In Egypt and
Tnd;a are more profitable and going To de
note ourselves exclusively to them
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Mr.. coNRlgD ENGAGES NINE. HOMER

Mr. Conricd lessee Of the Metropolitan Opera
House announces oficialIy that Nine Louise
Homer. tile contralto has been engaged hy him
for two more seasons
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
eees,nsN7 HARRIsoN's ESTATE.

Indianapolis. March @i-The | mon trust com
1910 +,,e.,e oe the estate of Fenjamin Harrison.
made its first report. showing the total amount
~ none received to be sI92 1872 42 and total paid
out s1e3 SIS 81 for which an overdraft has been
made All the legacce have been pald
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
SENATOR HALE ARRIVES FROM cusA

s. nator Hale or Mains- Who vent t. tUha uuh
William II. Moody. Secretary "f the Nav returned
yesterday by tho steamer Vigian"la from Vera
cruz and HaV
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

,,.binr+on March 81 The Western area "f high
a.x,re has mored northeastward u the lower lake
,, greatly diminished intensity The trough Of lo~
o-.ssg-c has not Yet passed beyond Atlantic Coast dis
, rbi. second depression is forming in Southwest
49,, Kansas Rain fallen in the Gulf and south and
Ds55,e Atlantic States Er gland and the lower lake
-.1,o, Elsewhere weather has prevailed
:, ,e much colder in the lower laAe region and
.,,ce southwark Gull COST. It is warmer over
~. eastern slope the Upper Mississippi NaIleE' the
-o,,byast and In the plateau region.
L =o,,n Atlantic states indicated There
;, he rain Monday Lower Mississippi Valley. the
Ohio Valley the southern portion OF the South
atlantic States. Il colder Sunday in Southern
auEnzIand and Atlantic Coast districts south
.-5 N rhe Carolnas will be warmer sunday in the
0b,o Valley and the and Lower Mississippi Valley
higher temperatures all in the Eastern districts
rash northWeserly the Gulf Coast fresh
1ortheasterly becoming southeasterly. and on Lake
Michigan fresh southerly
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.
For New England. fair to-day and Monday. so
varn in southern portion today fresh winds
For Eastern NeW-York Eastern Pennsylvania. New
T.r.ev the District Columbia Delaware snd Maryland
fair and not SO day fair Monday fresh north
winds
and warmer to-day: Increasing coudiness Monday: fresh
winds. diminishing
0RSFRVATIOSS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
MRS. oUER's CONDITION IMPROVED.

Mrs William a D1I"r Uho ha~ hc~u III 'ha
Waldorf-Aetorta FOR some time. and y h" 70
ported hcinr Friday ujEhr. said 70
have imprnN" ID yesterday. and [" HN '"rUrOrta III"
last night
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Specin[ Notices.

Drscs aSs i:aSo edS.rt,..ue! o45 saz u@-';as
Join WaS%aaS,r ,I+ = %. y - rIs s~s F-.s-,'
M2rs1a sgi; LIdss ass.,. c. gs Hs O.: " z5.as, s'
nrsotaao.s " 81 Az.alc = :. 2r>fs :, Z. s.-~.
GENEVA Lorril-4 ld.sr 4 80 az -nior 7sr.
FL0REN, E--Fi"n 3. LINN '". - 49, ; .
,,sTgIlp,. MaIgnIy & -,.- t."a'-> ..- g., -
RREMES- an.r-.,.a Evr-,-- r---ssr 3. . Ea---~,
GENOA ~An.err =. E,,,.s,s .-07sr-. - e. "a 80
ASTwEEr T;=.-..l- Aass..-<a s.Afr'ss 'arssr'-
ror -. cos..-.s2ce 2, ratE>r RzAC5n:--. -
LH%T,rTI IT,: :, -...s $500. f.-., --~ ,,~--4--
~ Firv.s-- ff,.al y. y r., -.=s-.s-t
EN';IANT'-A Iio,a. L so 3r".- II ii
TunorieE- Ven MA :. =. 49, p.
R"ysL iio'cI R"e= = N'e e IF, @T7--E-
H3.r Fpg.. x.Is.:5 TsT- ~ - %: IT, t
Wales; Roya' oar 70 90. --.'' .'~- =.
To-..r2~Its H.. --a-rl ill., ,r--..s
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New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

Highest emperature YESTERDAY. 66 degrees. lowest 81.
average So average temperature for corresponding dat"
last year a. aversGe temperature for corresponding date
last twenty years. al
Local forecast: Fair and not 80 warm to-oa&A Iar
Monday: fresh northwest aIndas
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Erie.

-h~ IDEAL -outs - Fur4Io. '!sv'lant 'tr---ac- -
and Wcsr. Dining and Cs'N The ecs
Perfectly equipped trains TlrturcsTl" s(en"-E-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

SHORT SERMONS.
Each one of those Little Ads. of the Peo-
pie" a Itself
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SINGLE COPIES.
RY HARLY MAIL TRAIN.

Mall subscribers to the DAILY and TRI WEEKLY all
NEW YORK CITY.
be charged on, zen 4 copy postage a1dlt.3a
named above
THE TRIBJ Ne will t~ MALE tn cuba. Porto II, ..
the IniPpincs WITHOUT tAtTA expense LcF
foreign postage
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE u III be mailed fol
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y mi. diagram continuous white line shows the
in pressure Indicated by The TrihUne's
racaTding barometer The dotted line shows the tempeEa
80 a. recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Tn. following official record from the Weather Bureau
- ,h. changes IN the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in with the corresponding date Of
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Married.

DIN T'1T"iE ON r3a, Mar -. r.
VrIfar. ,i-,s, = l.. y. 1o7 ra-- 1-'--s'
NJ Yo-L ''rr. STEPHEN n uEr En's'-n II T'-1S-
dauEnt"r - or, Hartman
Nnticos of Marriages and Deaths ,-us' hc N
dUrsed with full na me- nd address.
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N--F .,.


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F-sr,tz,7 ~e-~ ta..N 20 "sf D. - Up q NAN
nc,I-fy- d-Ts' 81 7@- n>.-'a
80 - Japar VA >~-J--- ..-e H-r -a-s - 90
~ up - April iust's -nE d.s.ai.7 Per 3 .
iy@ Ma AN Fr.~->., c.rss .--s fr,.y A. so n
' ., AprlI ~ ia,E--.,e :.r :r-rarea per Ma
Gra4 and Japan Va vaarou,"r ard vctors- = -.
o. d,srsrrn r~r EIuVre~s ~ lATa7 M~rrh1 1l,~e
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-. d,iiv ~ 6Gn uF q NV7l - iH, --s.e i'r
80 -. oreSrH Sc 141r~sS@i Na-;raJl~
go n. "a. FranCIsrorlS' quickest s.u'@s E'''C-
,9-a. gr@,taIy 4dtv~>-ed Via GA~asa or "a
Furppe-' must fully Pr"pa.l ~ tne t0-Nlsn T1'ss
1-,Tsrsta. malt. forwarded p'Tr of sailing csiy
~JoSI0- arranged "O the 7Trlp-
rInn 1f uun;"rrup1ei overland transit 'f,-s1s-
'eren "1' '' f11RNFILT-s 'vA\ CroTT Fo7,Ins=re--
P,stcrce NsN-york y J. Msrrh :" 1905
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Religious Notices.

lIyI<E. MINISTRY RO- NJ. No. 81 Ne,t 2ot..-zt
tEuN Law Z Asstsry'' Weipc-iay. . -
H., MaRett TynE Interpretation % holy Grail 80
uIasfg and ncLV-eL
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PoptoHrc Notirr-

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5--s.-- - g.. 30 ~-s. I'D 9 ". = 80.
s1.. o., - -.-..sr- -.e.-
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NEVER roo LATE
IFyOu have never looked er those little
Ads. o. the People" don't neglect TO DO 80
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New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

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Rev. Stephen Merritt: me wor,t-",1s-knoEn @ IN
place q business s1 and l0tH-
st IsrEest IN the world. Tel I4-1sth-St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-01-18

7 rolls 25C mattHg now ...... ,8c per VI
y roIs oOc mattlng row oW............. zoe per ye
q 'o's ooe mat'ng now 25c per yC
lmi ed uantty OF carpets at this price:
SaIpe.s tnat were 4oc now ...........25C per y6
calPetS 'na' were o5c now SIC per yC
Sarpets' d.. WOOL tnat were 75c now 6oc per yC
Sarpets' an WOOL tnat were 0oc now 7oc per yG
.o'eum .nat was ooc oW 4'c per yd
Lno'eu!h tnat was 75c now soc yer yd
a nice line II r rters reduced from S. to SIS per pr