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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
AUTHOR SUES HARPER & BROS
She Considers Incident in Hawthorne and
His Circle" Ebellous.

The statement was made yesterday that Mrs
Sara J IIpuIncott the author. better known by
her nom de plume OF Grace Greenwood. had served
papers through her attorney. W. p. Dewey. IT.. In
a libel suit for S5oe0 against Harper & Bros. The
cause of action il said was certain statements
made by Julian Hawthorne in Hawthorne and His
Circle" published by Harper & Bros. Mrs Lippin-
colts son-in-law. II. H. Winslov. q No. 50 Lock
xood-ave New-Rochelle. with whom she IS living.
said last night that this suit would be followed
by one against Mr. Hawthorne
Mrs Lippincott has been greatly disturbed by
these statements" he said she is old woman
now and has been greatly affected by them. Il Is
asserted this book that she became hysterical
and made disgra ceful scene al reading Of King
Lear given the home % Charles kemhe. In
London, forty years ago. This statement
Julian Hawthorne takes from his fathers diary.
The eide- Hawthorne attributed IL to Mr. Bennock.
an old friend Of the family. who IN turn says he
got il from eye witness. IN this round about
story has been exaggerated until u reflects
seriously Mrs LippIncoJt. who feels that il IS an
undeserS-eG staia coming at the close % a long
literary career
Mr.. Hawthorne said last niEht that he had not
heard OF the suit and was greatly surprised
Il was not aware he said. that / had made
any NhollCuS statements. The statement referred
20 I have on the authority OF my father and Mr..
BenuoClI. who old friend OF ours"
Nothing could be learned from the publishing
company last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Hull Feb 3-Arrved. steamer Hndoo CBr) Clark New
Lizard Feb 7:4O p n-Passed steamer Ia Touralns
(Fr) Faiolle. Nevv-Norx sOr Havre.
London 4-SaiIcd, steamer Mesaba (Br) Tubb
York
Fitzgerald, New-YOrk for Antwerp.
Beachy Head Feb 4-Passed steamer SOterdyk Dutch
Baron. Rotterdam for Nev-York
Table Bay 3-Arrived steamer Swat CBr). Dobolss
New-Hork.
Queenstown. Feb l. ass un-Arrived steamer Cedric
(Brl. Haadock. NeW-York for Liverpool land pro
coededD.
Hamburg Feb 2Arrved. Excelsior Ger. Cour-
NeW-IOrk.
Copenhagen. Feb ARRIVED. Hekia dam.
Hempel New-York via Christansand
Bordeaux. FEB ARRIVED steamer Georgia Ger. Peters,
New-York.
Lisbon Feb ARRIVED. Peninsular ort)
tencourt. New-York and New Bedford via FayaL
Gibraltar Feb T. : a m-Arrived, steamer Aurana (Br).
Potter. New-YorS for Genoa. Naples. etc tand pro-
ceedeD.
Gibraltar Feb Passed steamer Powhatan CBr),
den. Trieste. etc for New-York
Porto Empedocle. Jan 29Sailed steamer Vncenzo Bo-
nanno utaD. Bologna, New-York
Feb Arrived. Carpathia CBr). Barr.
New-Yorx VIA Naples
Malta. Feb ARRIVED. steamer Picqua (3). Fekins.
New-York for Venice.
Malta. Feb 3-Passed steamer British Monarch (Brl.
Walker. Hong Kong. foS York.
Santos, Jan 3l-Saied. Bellasgo CGer) Buss.
New-York.
Bermuda Fsb 4-Saed steamer Pretoria (Brh Mckenzie.
Nev-Ior1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
SNYDER VISITS BROOKLYN SCHOOLS
Denies That One Has Been Ordered Closed by
Health Commissioner.

sune-frteodent c B. J. Snyder OF the Building
De,artr,eut OF the Board Of Education yesterday
visited Brooklyn and investigated the conditions
complained OF in the report Of Health Commissioner
Darlington He denied that Public School No 90. In
Brooklyn. had been ordered closed by M Daring
ton. SAID he.
II will not be necessary to close this school. al
though We wish 20 shut IL up soon as possible
IL Is an old structure that can never be put i ne
ties nowadays. A. present the crowded conoillon
An the neigh ing schools requires that II De kept
omen Tho other conditions complained OF can be
easily rerncdied. Within ten minutes after 1 bad
yeeefved the report 7 had Informed Tho BROOKLYN
office and worlrnen were Immediately dispatched 10
make the required repairs. We would have haC al
- these things attended some time ago. bul last
wears repair fund exhausted and the finc Tor
.,,rorlaints about the poor heating are only 20 De
e~Dacfe5 AFTER such weather have been
Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
BR4CKETT MAY SUE.
Report That Senator WI Ask for
LegislqtiUe Probing.

Dr,,b ,+e-est was taken in Wall Street yesterday
a, ,svices from Albany that Senator Bracket OF
eeretoQa. was about 10 introduce into me ieEls-
sature a resolution calling for an investigation INTO
sba United States Shipbuilding Uoubies' a Pul-
,,o.a the cnr-,iuc out or abandonment OF WHICH il
was added would depend upon the decision OF Gov
-nor Odeu The inquiry, il was said. "'oulo cove
80 Questions Of the responsibility OF the New OK
Sstool Exchange In admitting securities TO me
sradsnr list. the authority Of trust companies IN
bs STATE under present statutes. 10 take part IN
So .s+ior Of new securities and the general SUD
sec+ If the corporation laws OF New-AoTk STATE
senator BRACKETS position regarding the PossOle
sntroa7iction by him OF resolution OF inquiry Is
indicated in the appended dispatches from Albany
and Saratoga.
Il was also reported not improbable max cr't'-
So rr,,oeednrs might be Instituted in upstate
county against certain interests inVoNeo IN '"e
5o-marion OF the United States shipbuiding Com
,,gr,, II was SAID that the State Banking De-
,s,+yet might he asked 10 investigate the transac-
Tor by which credit IN the Trust Company o. me
hlepubics accounts was created ior the snip
FSVVa-d Iauferbach admitted that he had been
uetined by Governor Oden TO look our lor ms ~
nerests IN the Shipbuiloiug bonds, when me Gov
Frr7 or denv tile report that Senator Bracket was
.o-operating with him on behalf OF other clients
Il Is understood that the Governor was Inel.S
of the original Shipbulding sy1dlcate. auu SUI
scribed for $4,000 or more Or tho hrst mortgage
bonds. -, ,s,.-,5
49, 7lroferfive committee was asked whether ne
ahoueht the proposal 10 investigate the manner OF
snaking iistings on the exchange would Dc z wise
II believe that IL would he eminently wise and
falttarv" he answered. The New Nork stock tN-
e insftufion It's acts should be subject TO judicial
supervision and control
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
ROGERS ASKS FOR SCHOOL SITE.
Sends Request for One Controller CIRCUITS
Appraiser Objected To.

President Rogers OF the Board OF Education sent
20 Mayor Mcclellan yesterday the report OF the
boards committee school sites recommending
that no change be made in the school site IN East
Eighty-nnth-st selected by the Board OF houca'oA
on October g. The Board OF Estimate and Appor-
t,onr,ent referred back the site with the request
that one recommended by the Controllers appraiser
OF real estate in Avenue a. Nlnetieth and Ninety
first SITS should be considered IN its place tresl-
dent Rogers saws he in his committee re-
mort and requests that the Board OF Estimate ana
Appointment proceed lnline9l1LteIg WIN 'i'e ~
ouisltiou Of the site originally chosen. -
THE Committee or Sltes-William Hardness, KEN
ard II Adams Johu J. Barry George d. Hamlin,
NcirhoIas J Barrett and s. NJ Dix-reported that
tire East Elghty-ninth-st. site was on side street
on ieDS six feet higher than the Avenue site.
and that the building would he wei IlSnten oeSPIl
The presence opposite Of the House OF me Good
are low and permanent. Against mo Avenue A sic
,ollld be danger to children from traffic, especially
as II Is on the street leading down 10 the Astoria
fe-rv always congested with trucks. they reported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05

Our surplus overcoats were closed
out in the sale held at New Years,
leaving only a choice variety OF the
most desirable lines for the rest of the
overcOat season.
Many of those lots are now de-
pleted bv the unusually active Janu-
arv trade and we've concluded to
practically wipe out the overcoat
stock that ranged in price from S25
to $40.
Regular lengths, full lengths and a
few tourists.
Many silk lined.
To-day, choice of about 1000 of
these high grade overcoats.
$40.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
ess Broadway opposite City Hall
and Warren ST.
18th.
and 40 to las 4th Ava
1890 Broadway. cor. 32d:
and 81 West sd ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
SHOOTS AT BROADWAY CORNER.
Real Estate Man and JanitOr in a Bloody
Fight-Both Hurt

There was much excitement at Broadway and
Twenty -e gilth-st. yesterday when two men fought
IN front Of the Office building AT 40. 4 West Tween
ty-eighth-st.. one using a revolver.
when Detectives Baker and Study sought 20
make arrests. William A. Collins electrician.
OF No. - West Tuenty-eighth-st.. who had picked
up the weapon. interfered with them and ar
rested. The combatants also were arrested. They
are Bert HayfOTd. Janitor Of No a West Twenty
eighth-st, and Albert c. Baker real estate man
with Offices IN the building. and living Little
Silver. y. J. The fight due 10 the refusal Of
The jauitor to admit Bakers typewriter, young
woman, after business hours. 20 get some papers.
HayfOrd SAYS Baker angry and drew the re-
VOlNer firing a. his neck. but missing The bullet
did harm Then the men ClinChed. The shot
attracted a crowd.
When Hayford and Baker were separated. one OF
Tiayford's fingers was lacerated. HayfOrd's mouth
cut. too. He said Baker had bitten il. Baker 5
face was covered with blood. his nose having been
hit several times Baker locked I'd on a
charge Of feloniOus assault. Hayford was charged
with assault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
Try rEDrGnArH TO TIE TRrBrSE.l


Arbanv Feb 4-Ropeated runors Of a co0teIn-
plated Investigation the United States Shpbuild-
snr Cornpanv have simmered dOwr TO about tbs;
Senator T. r Bracket. OF Saratoga has several
clients OF public note. who were stockholders N
The conDauv. one Of these was General francis
--inton Greene Senator Bracket believes his eli
.nts were badly used and is bound 70 recover Tor
shom what they have lost il has been asserted
shat he has IN preparation a bin. which viii cal 10
1he attention Of the legislature the need OF looking
su+o The affairs OF the United States Shiphuilding
C7ropany Senator Bracket does not admit this
15e was not in the city to-day. but over tho tee
1Jharp h. said;
CATION I cannot say: / know some people ihlIk
Shst there ought 20 be one. Yes General Greene Is
one Of NV clients. and mean 10 recover tor him
That the question OF legislative inquiry is seri-
ously thought OF. IS certain. That the lines OF a
bill providing for such Investigation have been
S SSaT 6e IS ss BoS''''s Beyond '' mere Is niue n
Governor Oden viii not discuss the matter, but
stake and conferred with James IS; Din recently
On the matter Senator Bracket admitted in the
sonversation to-day that he was at present consc-
sritE thc question OF the HhLloullcltlg company
4 riEht here in the midst Of the papers ne
Eaid. Mhethcr there viii be an investigation OF
pot WI depend On me decision me senator ff4aIs
when he has COM lete6 his study OF The case.
Saratoga. y \. Feb. s-senGtor Edgar T
13rackett when asked tonight about the report
Hlat nc had prepared a bin probe the Ship
Building Trust. said that &c had not yet pro-
6gced anything IN tlas direction. but that he was
examining Into the matter. and II lie discovered
anything in which the public needed protection he
would seek 10 promote Hesitation TO protect the
general interests OF the public
But" the Senator added, ''if there is anything
of private nature or character. the Interests or
sn order that the proper remedy may be sought
and gained through the courts"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
SHIPBUILDING WAR ENDS.
Continued Prom nrsf page
,,,,r - a. ,usrc. 20 the security holders Of the

anon 70 d. justice 20 the security holders o. '"'
-be Tif@is % the protective COMMITTEES ano oI
Tho bCndholdcrs represented y u - a,,-ssa-f
through re receiver who = there 10 represe-'
rher lIfgreEte. - a., .err -ocr7ri-
Trnon u Conservatives valuation OF me ~ - -
- .al5.t-,- fbo preferred stock - o cents nc
,~,~,--g- - 81 ccrrs the present borlos VII -
-,5rrT = for+ ii cents tho dollar un'eT VI
- 81. .f1r.- u cents which WAS thor NalltA.,-l
,,,-5,- rio -l,aIdou ran -hat war being iorceu 80.
- fl,ro.lfe 81 the stockholders when thiA 'oii'
begun ,-.-,..s,-.- .be rasb1e-
So Mani. - W. been mated - be v 5:tn aDlI
e. 90 agss which the dollaF loI ~
go --o-~are bonds that This plan reSi
- fref r76-tzav 70 bondh0lcers in new sec ~
49, Ell -,-of.orfir y tho nrouertlcF ~ Ml-eh
ii,n eoid nos ifrte~fare with the CONTINUED 60
- a. re-air-r~ 20 dero7t the fraudulent hohIs
v,afe.-rr g. easod in that orccnon VIII 70 70 jill
i,y f-,c value az the valid bonds.
AR r-rto~rn-,c~ admitted that the fight was prac-
,t-srl,. settled and that n would now be dropped
yS CAR ae the litigation is hostile 10 NJ SchNaD
g. .oa courts Mr. schwab VIII not be called upon
- ta-fffv and wiz re free 60 go 10 Europe az ouCt
no other n. ig6uts stop him ne pies'l. =
,rfrf have 10 80 on formally. and the ma .!
-egffrr fhc validity 81 the so-caileo lrau'
1,orae VIII taisau uD in earnest 40 neiilloi 81
sfoee bonds - made 81 the compromise plan. ~
,-ro-n~-al r-efaad whether or nor tilis lelt
qnrting nolGers free "a attack inelr N4iuitS-
n was confidently predicted last night mar -
(-ov-rnonrvoab TilF- Interests would agree 70 w
-rende6 nlan bat this is not n matter OF certaltN-
Frhera are slso number Of stockholaefs WHO ~.
-l-rsa+ tened bring suits well - te Np-0'oo
Ertc~ests who have just entered the field
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
TO FORM EMPIRE TRUST COMPANY
McVickar Realty and Empire State CON-
panies to Merge

Official announcement Was made yesterday that
the boards OF directors Of the McVickar Realty
Trust Company and the Empire State Trust Com
pany have entered into agreement for a merger
% The two institsuonE subject to confirmation by
The stockholders OF both. meetings which will
be held in about two weeks. According TO the
plan. the Empire State Trust ComQauv will he
merged with ths McVickar Realty Trust Company
rhe name OF which wiil be chrnged 20 the Empire
.rIst Company. Tho new company Will have a
capital and surplus Of S-JJ)03O and deposits
amounting TO several guifon collars.
The following are 10 he the officers OF the Empire
Trust Company: President. Le Roy ". Baldwin:
first vice-presidenf. z. ". McHickar: second vice
president " T. -. fiaillard: third vice-president
Francis Burton Harrison. fourth viCe-president
Duncan p. Parmly: secretary. II. NJ Cough treas
Crer Livingston WetmOre and trust officer. r. D.
nfgl- reel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
BROOKLYN AcADEMY's SITE SOLD.
Stockholders Will Probably Divide the
S6l7, 900 Received.

The board OF directors of the Brooklyn Academy
OF Music II a meeting hello last night. voted to
accept an orer OF SCl7e00 that had been made Tor
she site OF the old Academy by a syndicate repre-
rented b. the ID. q A. Chaunccy Company. OF No.
:oI Montague-st. The bidders agree 10 pay the
entire amount in cash Cor the property. which has
frontage o. 80 feet IA Montague-st.. near Court.
end depth OF 100 feet In accepting the offer the
directors aerec 20 pay per cent commits sion the
Ehauncey Company. The sale Will probably he
concluded inside % thirty days and then the
efockhoiderB OF the Academy viii be called
Eether 10 decide what shall be done with the
money. The prevailing sentiment be
70 civide the money 40 among the stockholders
Tsther than put q into any other similar venture.
Inc DO OF the Ohauncey COMPANY tho only
one received yesterday morning a the time set for
opening The bids that had been advertised for.
accompanying the bid was a cerrified check Tor
s11.ss1 per cent OF the bid price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
RACING ASSOCIATIONS TRIBUTE.

At the regular meeting OF the stewards OF the
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association held
ct the Office OF the association this resolution on
the death OF William c. Whitney was passed:
Resolved That this body has learned with tho
deepest sorrow OF the death Of their valued
ate the Honorable William Collins Whitney The
relations held by Mr.. Whitney TO this association
peculiarly close, as he was allied with the
records OF the revival OF sport. He contribute ed
freely OF his time AID energy and gave assistance
that has rot only been OF lasting benefit but has
caused us be deeply grateful and to hold his
memory in the highest honor and esteem His loss
is one that and the community alike must
share. and mis- example will be bright and
valued reminder OF duty well performed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
GIVES AWAY GOLD TO a CROWD.
frenchman, Who Had Been Drinking, Makes
Excitement IL Tenderloin.

There var a big crowd and much excitement AZ
-Txyefty lsth-st. and Sxth-ave yesterday. when
Frenchnan giving away goid pieces one
honest man was alnoLE them for. when the
Frenchman put into his hand purse containing
ten twenty franc sold pieces nnc sixteen ten-franc
sold pieces he turned him over to r policeman.
The Fronchusan gays ne is Louis Dufat. OF No. lS3
West Sixteenth-st. The honest nan IL Alfred Low.
OF No. II East Oue-huulrcd- ~ ud-frsc-sL.
The crowd greatly CsaDpCiuoFd when the
T7renchnHn escorted 20 the West ThITfeth-st.
station There q surgeon said he had been Grin KING
much
pufat had no more franc pieces with him. bot lie
lac a railroad ticket Montreal, a passport dated
IN France on January j. and 4 card with al aG-
crcss q n Montreal man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
ALUMNI OF BROWN CELEBRATE.
Graduates OF Providence University Hold
Their Annual Reunion.

The annual reunion and dinner OF the alumni OF
Brown University. IN this city, was held at the
University Club. Fifth-ave. and Fifty-fourth-st
last night Samuel T. Ordway. the outgoing presi-
dent OF the club in the chair The speakers
included President William Herbert Perry Faunce
q the university: Bishop Burgess. OF Long Island
Dr. w. W. Keen OF philadelphia: the Rev. r. p
Farnharn. Congressman ID. J. u. Granger. Of
Rhode Island and Borden Whiting.
Seated "A the presidents table were Colgate
Hovt. Hammond Lamont, L. /. CortheIl. W. w
Hoppin. ". Batter Duncan, Edgar s. Marston. ~
S. Cushman and others
The Brown University Club has recently obtained
desirable quarters at No = West FOrty-fourth-st
More than Two hundred members have now been
enrolled and the Of the club seems assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
G. c. BoLDT NEED NOT TESTIFY.
Justice Leventritt Says Colonel Calhoun Has
All the Information He Needs

The order Tor the examination % George c.
fodJ before trial n the action brought by Colonel
.John c. Calhoun 20 recover sS25o from the Trust
Company % the Republic WAS vacated by Justice
rycventritt in the Supreme Court yesterday Colonel
Calhoun asked Tor Boldt's examination that
Re might frame his complaint Ar. BOlGt is said
70 know more about the transaction thar the other
directors OF the cCupaGy BClQts counsel said
that Colonel Calhoun had all the needed infoima-
rion, and Justice LeKeEtrft sustained him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05

declared that the usual death rule would apply
Mr. Whitney did not transfer his horses before his
death. In consequence. racing not only suffers py
the withdrawal Of the great horses Of the whitney
stable but the Whitney estate suffers. also, since
the value of Mr. whitney's thoroughbreds is vastly
reduced b,- this curtaflment Of their earning ca
nscitv II was reported yesterday that Mr. Whit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Thursday, Feb. 4, 1904

Steamer Oceanic tBr). Cameron Liverpool January o7
ana Queenstown IS. TO the White Star Line with c72
cabin and 224 PASSENGERS ane radse
rived AT the Bar 3:i5 D n "
Steamer Bogstad tNorD. Gullcksen Port Inxlls Ella
January 3 and Key West 30. 70 Funch Edge Co with
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse CGerD cuppers
Ertinen January &c. Southampton and Cherbourx
Oerlchs < with cabin
n4slls and indse Arrived at the Bar a a m.
steamer Eohenzolern (Ger) Messsi. Genoa Jsnus al
naples - Gibraltar and Tangisx .. oelsichs q ca
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NTH CO cabin and mails and mdss
Arrive al Bar az $50 m
steamer Caania GER, Ebert Santos January 0, Rio
Jarero II ana Barbados &c 20 Funoh. Edye Co. with
steamer ROYAL Exchange CBr) Driscol.
uarv ~ to Munson with sugar. Arrived ut tho Bar
II ma, Sd - ~-,--,- ,- .,
" y Nuuson with sugar. Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Catana Erickson. Port Arthur, Tex. January
% 10 the " Gufey Petroleum Co. with oil Passed
Quarantine at i2:4T
southern Pa,inc Co. with passengers and mes-
Passed IN sandy 1920 m
Augusta. Burg. Savannah February 4.
20 the Sc Co. with passengers and mdse Passed
steamer Hamiton Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk. 20
the old Dominion Co with and ndse South
o. Highlands at l2S2 y m .
Southern with mdse. East OF Fire Island
I0:15 IN
SIS East OF Fire Island al II 80
Steamer Biuech1r tGer1. kOpn. Hamburg January %.
southampton - and Cherhourg % TO the Hamburg
lean Line with passengers. mails and mdse South Of
SANDY Hook J. Feb I. $50 r--wind west mod
crate breeze; hazy-
Steamers ClAgery tBr. for sngnpore Manila. etc L.
ChampaEne CFrI. Hayre, I'll Sud. Galveston: City OF
Macon Savannah Hermod tNor). Norfolk; Jason tNor).
'ampico and Havana, British Empire tBr). Antwerp;
Idaho fRr1 Hull via Gravesend. Hagn tNor), Macors:
Deuschian Ger Tank Flushing 0or ordersl Monterey
Havana ana Mexican ports. Trinidad (Brl bermuda
rnz Ger. Naples and Genoa: Anglo-Csnsdsn
Bombay. Calcutta, etc Oneida Philadelphia. James
town. Norfolk and Newport News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns are
recommended to the readers Of The Tribune as
reliable. and business can he done b,
mail with the advertisers with perfect safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
METRoP oLITAN oPE 49, HOUSE

Grand Opera Season 1O03-190t
Under direction Of MR.. HEINRICH COSRIED.
Tonight az s-IlEIISIR D'AMORE. Sembrich. Caruso.
Scott. RoSsi. Conductor. Vigna
Sat. Mat Feb. g. carmen Calve Lemon;
Rivfere debut Gourmet Conductor, Mottl
Sat. Evg-. Feb s. at (pop. prices)-FIDELIo. Ter
Seygerd. Dippei Gcritz Bl2ss Conductor Hertz
sun Evg.. Feb :. at SD pop 2riessl
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Serorich. Walker; kraus Plancon. Campanari
Entire Metropolitan Orchestra Conductor vIgra
Mon Evx. Feb S-LELISIR DAMORE- Sem
brich: Caruso. Scott. R0ssi Conductor. Visna
10 s--LICIA. Sembrtch: Caruso
his last Campanari Journet Conductor.
Vigna (his last appearance
Thurs. Eel, II. at Z. W. pr-c'y (1sth perf)-PAR-
SIFAIs Terminal Burgstaler. Van Eooy. Blass Oorrz.
Journet. Conductor. Mr.. Hertz.
Fri. Evg-. Feb. II. s-CAvALLERIA RUSITCANA
Calve Homer. Dippe Campanarf Conductor. Hinrfch.-
Delibes' Ballet. Coppea first me). Yaras Braun:
Francioli and Corps de Ballet Conductor. Fran5o.
PARSIFAI<-Feb. 18th 18th Seats on sale. Extra
Mat Wash Birthday at II 30 Seats sale Feb g.
WEBER PIANO USED.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE Evenings at $50.
Every Evg ard Sat Mat 90Fp OETEYTTU ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise oesunset 52l 10 % Moons arc Is
HIGH WATER
10 p Island 1884 He'll
+ M-Santy Hook 1888 leland IS Hell Gate u
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As m Executor or Trus.

~As on Executor or 1rus.
tee a trust company is pref
cradle 10 an individual. be-
cause "a has every quality OF
desirab.lity that the individ-
usI lacks. in addition To the
rights and powers bestowed
upon him.
THIS Company will
X undertake the en-
tire manaSement of
estates, look efter the
rents, insurance, and
repairs, as well as the
reinvestment OF sur
plus income.
TIE EQUITABLE TRUST co.
OF NEW YORK,
* N9ssau street. Equitable Building
Capital S.. Zoo. 100000
Surplus $500. 10000