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PICTURES AT AUCTION.
The Collection of the Enrich Galleries To Be
Sold This Week.

There is on exhibition at the Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries collection of seventy-fve pictures be-
longing to the Enrich Galleries 1t is to be sold at
auction in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf
Astoria next Friday evening Various great names
figure in the catalogue. but only in a very few
cases have we found the pictures which they are
attached of any interest The big Architectural
Dream. given to Salvador Rosa, is attractive
Bit of seventeenth century romantic painting. and
the two oblong canvases. "Fete Champetre" and
Afternoon on the Terrace" attributed to Lancret
are beguiling enough in their cleverness and color
whatever their origin may have been. The most in
teresting thing about this sale. however, is the
preface TO the catalogue in which it is announced
that the genuineness Of every painting is fully
guaranteed" With every example. il is added
will lie delivered a card containing the following
guarantee:
The genuineness of this painting is guaranteed
that ii IS original. not copy; that 1t was
painted in the epoch in which il Is placed, and
that is CHARACTERISTIC and worthy of the artist
expert authority. the painting Is re-
tlrnable 10 US within one year from date OF sale
the price paid plus interest at the rate or per
Furthermore. this painting is exchangeable, at
the full purchase price, for any painting in our
galleries. for period within five years from date
THE ENRICH GALLERIES
BY Louis R. Enrich.
Presumab bly, the Indebtedness of No. 90. Europa
and the Bull cataIogded BY Montemezzano. to
Veronese's Europa in the Ducal Palace at Ven
ice is regarded as leaving the work an original
not a COPY the hypothesis that IL Is not a
whom works in this collection are ascr1bed are
Hogarth. Correggio, Boucher. Turner. Claude, John
CSrome Ferdinand Boil. Bennington Canaletto, Lely,
Morland. Ribera. Richard Wilson Murillo and
I9ceb burr
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Miss Tempest to Come Here'for Brief En-
gagement-A Rush for the Steamer.

Miss Marie Tempest who is now playing in The
Freedom of Suzanne" with great success in Lon
don. Will close her engagement there on April and
the next morning. with her company, catch the
Lucania at Queenstown. On April 10 she will open
in the same play at the Empire Theatre. in this
city. and play here a month Then she and her
June take up the London run again. This beats
Mr. FTohmans ether jump across the water; when
don to Paris for single performance, though in
that case the London run was not really interrupt
ed at all
Frank Keenan, will take off "A Passion in the
Suburb" tonight and substitute The Cardinals
Edct.' with Miss Laura Burt and II. 3. Stanford
Gate of Henry Irving's company in the leading
Pity" by E. NJ. Dawson.
Miss Mary Mannering announces special matinees
at the Criterion soon of "Frou Frou" and THE
Lady of Lyons" She has already been seen in the
latter play.
Harry Woodruff will make his bow at Proctors
Fifth Avenue next week in production of a play
new TO the stage by A. E Lancaster. a dramatiza-
ton OF Anna Karenina," Tolstoy's great novel
Theodore Roberts has been engaged TO play count
Karenina-
Joseph Jerrerson's letter Of regret at his own
absence expressing an appreciation of Joseph Hol-
lands art has arrived and will be read Friday
afternoon by MI Carter at the benefit for Mr.
Holland at the Opera House.
Percy williams the proprietor Of the Orpheum
Theatre. in Brooklyn, and the Circle Theatre. in
Manhattan announced last night that he had
bought all the outstanding mortgages on the I'M
finished Auditorium Theatre, at 7th-ave. and 126th-
st and would Immediately begin proceedings for
foreclosure that he might have complete control
The building will be completed as soon as possible
and will be opened in September under the name OF
the Alhambra In addition TO the auditorium, there
a cafe connected with the theatre. The property
was originally owned by the Associated Realty
COMPANY OF Nev-York, OF which David Leavy was
president All Of the officers of the association re-
signed last May, and work on the building came to
a standstill Percy Williams held a twenty year
lease on the property. which he made two years
&c
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Seuator ". B. Allison. Iowa;
Bishop Donohue West Virginia BUCKINGHAM
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Washington. ST. REGIS-Major and Mrs. w. 3.
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LORD MoUNTMoRREs's MISSION.

Lord Mountrnorres has returned from his trip TO
the Congo. which he undertook in behalf of the
London newspaper THE Globe" for the purpose Of
investigating impartially the stories Of Belgian
atrocities He out 10 the Congo last June, has
been almost far the Uganda frontier to the
east. has crossed the French colony Of Ubangi
Congo and Charlie. the north. and has come back
on the south side OF equator almost losing his
lie by a severe attack OF fever during his tour
The Viscount nothing but what is pleasant to
say Of those portions Of the Free State which are
under the direct control and administration OF the
government. But he gives the most shocking &C
counts Of the condition affairs in those parts OF
the Free state that been leased or conceded TO
the Infamous Belgian India Rubber Com
pany which Indifferent TO the methods by which
the rSIbter Is obtained, is responsible for all the
atrocities which have been perpetraed In that part
Of Africa-atrocfties which Lord Mountmorres con-
firms He declares that the initials OF this COM
pany forms the word ABR" which throughout
the Congo Valley IS synonymous for everything
that is cruel abominable and lnconcevably wicked.
King Leopold owes the civilized world TO an
uul these concessions and leases 10 the Abr, Lord
McUEtinorTes says even though ne sustains heavy
loss thereby. as one OF the largest shareholders
OF the company
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a g. opELL. sR.. IMPROVING.

Newburg, n Y. March 2.-B B. odeH. ST. who
fell and broke a rib on Monday rested comfortably
last night, and shows improvement this morning.
II now appears that he escaped internal Injuries.
and no serious results anticipated.
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JULES VERNE REPORTED DYING.
Suffering from Diabetes-Doctors Consider
Case Hopeless.

Amiens. March 2L-The condition of Jules Verne
who is suffering from diabetes is regarded by his
doctors as hopeless. kilograms of sympathy from
az quarters OF the globe have been received. Many
or them are from children and scientists.
Late this evening NJ. Verne suffered a stroke of
paralysis, affecting his right side
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MRS. MARY c. BISHOPS WILL FILED.

The will OF Mrs. Mary c. Bishop. who died on
March 10, fled in the Surrogate's office yes
terday Mrs. Bishop leaves Se5 O00 In real estate
and 100000 in personal property to be divided
equally between her four and four daughters
heber r.. James C, Francis G.. and Ogden NJ.
Bishop. and Mary c. Bishop, Elizabeth T. Harri-
man. Harriet B. Lanier and Edith 3. TAYLOR.
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DIPLOMATS ON kRoNPRINz WILHELM.

Henry White. recently appointed Ambassador 70
italy TO succeed George L. Meyer sailed for his
post Yesterday on the steamer Kronprinz wilhelm
Nelson O'Shaug hnessy. who goes to Berlin third
secretary of the American Embassy to succeed
Francis G. Langdon also sailed on the Kronprinz
Wilhelm. Clyde Fitch, the playwright. and Will
lam r. Sheehan were also passengers on the
arrnr
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80 coMPIIcArIoNs 90 FLoRENcE.

While the Italian authorities have given the King
Of Saxony and his representatives 70 understand
that they cannot permit the young Princess Anne
Monica 70 be removed from the care OF her mother,
the eI-CroWn Princess OF SaXcny. save by virtue
ct decree Of the Italian tribunals. they have At
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CURzoN TO YIELD THE PAS"

LORD CuEzon, It has been decided will have 70
!lao me pas 10 the Prince Of Wales when the
1St'er goes 10 India in November with the Prin
cess when the Duke OF Connausht was in India
Al me tine Of the Durbar. Lord Curzon preceded
me kings brother all official occasions The
F1nce OF Wales however. is 20 have q royal
warrant which has the effect Of subordin.tinr
me rank OF the v1ceroy 70 his own and whereas
Ihe Duke Of Connsught was merely present at
1oro Curzons levees, 1t is the Prince OF Wales
VINO while In India Will hold the leyees in l;e,,
OF the Governor General. The same course was
ADOPTED at the time OF King Edwards own visit
10 India while heir apparent. Just thirty wears
ago. years
me action Of the King. by the by in appoint
ing the Prince TO be Lord Warden OF the Csnoue
POTTS IN place OF Lord C,urzon who resigned
tnzt once on his departure for India last fall g
not without precedent. for during the thousand
sesr-old history OF the Cirque Ports the office
OF LORD Warden has been filed on no less than
SIX oinerent occasions by the heir 10 the throne
II mas been wise 70 abandon waln1er Castle "a q
place OF residence. The foundations and sa,bsoil
OF the place are iInpregnated. much ike g sponge
with the sewage OF centuries, and the attempt 10
put the place into sanitary condition would ytr-
tuaHy entail the tearing TO pieces and rebuilding
OF more than half the castle. Henceforth II is TO
be used merely as e sort OF museum.
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MAIN oFFIcE-.So. I5a NAssau-sI
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BRONX 9UREAU-No. l7sth-st
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No. 7s4 BroAd-st
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KING LEoPoLD's PRESENCE OF MIND.
King Leopold. while in the South Of France the
other day. gave proof Of immense amount of
presence OF mind and Of little pluck and IN
selAshness. While riding in his motor at q high
rate Of speed along the splendid Corniche Road
he suddenly saw in the middle Of the road woman
pushing e perambuiator and leading by the hand
4 little child. The travelling at near forty
miles an hour. There was time TO stop and no
room in which 10 turn aside. for the road was
narrow and there was precipice one side and
ditch the other. Reverse and run into the
ditch, ordered the King, and his chauffeur obeyed
Tie big car, shaken from stem TO stern by the
power OF the reversing lever sackened speed sensf
bly,. sEsrved whjried to side and tumbled into
the ditch its side
minute or later elderly gentleman. with
white hair and long white beard. picked himself
painfully up out % the ditch wiped the dirt from
his face and clothing. and then. removing his hat
courteously endeavored to alley the alarm Of the
Reconstruction woman and children
OF course King Leopold in ditching his car had
done the only thing 10 be done under the crcum-
stances; but few OF the most experienced and
level-headed motorists would have had the pres
Of mind and the courage DO IT just at that
particular instant.
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Joseph Jererson's letter Of regret at his own
absence expressing an appreciation of Joseph HOl-
lands art has arrived, and will be read on Friday
afternoon by MT. Carter at the benefit for Mr..
Holland at the Opera House
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| Miss Mary Mannering announces special matinees
at the Criterion soon of ''Frou Frou' and The
| Lady of Lyons" She has already been seen in the
| latter play.
The Washington times., 1905-12-10

present himself at the theater with
more flowers. He found two young
army officers who were ready to aid
him in this affair of the heart and
able 10 cause the vigilance of the
tutor 10 relax
One night the prince. emboIdened
by the absence of his mentor. hand
ed his flowers over the footiights.
and the actress, sharing his intre-
pidity, waited kisses, in the direction
of the royal box.
1t was no longer possible to con-
ceal the affair from the King. He
learned all the facts, and the young
woman was promptly escorted over
the frontier and warned not to com
municate in any way with the heir
to the Servian throne.
In a very few days Prince George