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New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
EIGHTH DAY OF wAeeAMAN SALE.

Al the eighth afternoon sale Of the antique Jap
anese pottery Of the Waggaman collection at the
American Art Galleries. yesterday. 1883 was
realized bringing the total up TO $S35S53 The at
tendance was better than on any previous day,
but the prices were. rule low. The highest
price paid was $780, for pair of gray figures Gov
cred with cracked creamy white glaze. decorated
In blue green and red enamel. with gliding applied
over the glaze. The figures which were ten ana
fifteen inches high. respectively were made al
Awata Kioto, Province Of Yamashiro, IN 100.
Mrs " G. Oakman the purchaser. -
Mrs Oakman also obtained for $40 an OK4Inono
figure Of a Jurojin dancing. 1t was OF the Same
material as the other two. and made IN the same
province in 1900. Sir William c Van horne Dought
2 lot OF antiques, among them tea poW4 iol
which ne paid SIS. II Kioto falence. or hne
gray texture with soft, creamy white crachle
glaze with q rising sun and stoTk, ana wave ue-
Sgns in red white, gold and silver. he PAID the
same price for a Kioto porcelain teapot OF tIlh
white hard paste II made Dy Shuhel at M.
vornidsu hiOto. in 1880; also kloto water jar OF
soft yellow texture, made at kloto IN Isoo lor
which he paid So 90 and rare specimen BY Goro-
shichi of a tea jar OF Imari porcelain, Of coarse
texture made at Arita Province Of HiZen, in 1000
Mrs Buford obtained for So 90 q bottle SNAPPED
v,ase with an oVifOrmi body, and a tall Slende.
veck' entire surface was covered Wltn q jap
anese legendary subject butterflies, basket design
disper and other patterns finely carved In the
~ Ys smashiro in 1860. A cylindrical incense burner
on q tripod with a repousse silver cover, made in
G[ioTo in 1880 was sold to Louis Stern for $50 A
AgI,re of Dalkoku sitting a rice mortar. made IN
1719 ar Awata bought by +. B. Pratt. The
anal sale viii be this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
MUSIC.
Das Rheingold" Again.

The illness OF Mr.. Goritz worked some mischief
TO the performance of 'Dss Rheingoid." at the
Metropolitan Opera House yesterday afternoon, In
compelling the employment OF inefficient repre-
sentatives of Donner (Mr. Dufriche) and Fasolt
(Mr. Greder) in order that Mr. Muhlmann might
be moved into the place of Mr.. Goritz as AIberich.
These changes. however. were a smaller hindrance
to understanding and enjoyment OF Wagner's
purposes than the stage management, which,
In the first scene especially. was shamefully
inadequate Barring the first representation Of this
season hve weeks ago. il can truthfully be said
that the prologue to Wagner's Nibelung tragedy
never had poor performance at the Metropoh-
tan Opera House. Not for moment in the nrst
scene were words and action in cOnsOnance, and all
the dellneative purposes of the music were lost
1t pitiful that such admirable representations
as Miss Fremstad's Fricka- Mr.. Burgstaliers Lose'
Mr. Van Rooy's Wotan and Mr.. Blasss Farner
should have been weighted with such clogs as the
stage manager put upon them. Mr. Mdhlmann
acted the part OF Alberich for the first time WHAT
ever he may have done in the way Of action IN the
first scene done in impenetrable darkness Out
no matter how much he had tried he could not nave
presented the dramatic incidents of the scene ior
the manipulation Of the Rhine daughters made II
impossible. But Mr.. Mdhlmann declaimed his lines
adv
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Horse sale Madison Square Garden
Lecture by Everett p Wheeler The Position Duty
Of the LAWYER in the Modern American City" Natu-
raj History Hall, City College, m
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute dinner Sherrys
evening.
Hudson County tN j. Associations annual dinner
Hotel Astor, evening
Annual reception of the Mohican Club Central
Palace. evening.
Long Island Auto Club exhibition. clubhouse. Brooklyn
evening.
Review of the 22d Regiment by General Roe. evening
New-Yoro Microscoplcsl Society meeting No. Ga Madi
son-ave.. r. m.
Peoples Institute by Leslie sprague
The Ethical Content Of Work, No. 31S East FIJI
teenth-st.. $40 D. n
Free lectures Of the Board Of Education p m wad-
leigh High School. l15th-st. between 9TH and sth
aves-, Professor J. H Raymond, Berlin: Militarism
aud Socialism Giustrated); Public School No. s.
l41st-st and EdgecorLUeave-, Dr. augusta J. Chaplin.
venice illustrated; Public School No. so. No. 224
East Ssth-st Cecil F. Lavell The Dawn Of Italian
Independence Qllustratedl Public School No. 157
s. Nicholas-aye ard 127th-st. Stephen Jenkins
''8roadway, Old and New from New-YOrk TO Albany
(inustrated): Public School No 16o. suffolk and Riv
ington SITS. Frederick A. North. Siberia Glus-
trated)i Institute Hall No. 2s East 10eth-st.. Dr.
Henry ". Elsou, second War for independence
What 1t Did for America illustrated: Public School
Nc. ,. 16gJh-st. and 3D. ave. Willis BoUghton
John Milton QIustrated).
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
WANTS BLAKELY HALL PUNISHED.
Former Wife Says He Isn't Paying Alimony
She Claimed Gilman Estate.

Mrs Helen Potts Hall. who obtained a decree OF
5i,,o-ce from BlakeIy Hall years aSo, got an
order Yesterday from Justice Scott in the Supreme
Court directing Mr. Hall to show cause why he
should not be punished for contempt OF court for his
failure to pay her the aIimouy Of $50 month
which the decree awarded her. She complained
that for the last three months Mr. Hall had
omitted to remit her her amouy, and that arrears
of $50 had accomplished.
Mrs. Hall declared she was entitled to the whole
estate of George f. Gilman. a wealthy tea mer-
chant who died in Connecticut, the ground that
she had been adopted by him a daughter and
had acted his child and nurse until mis- dea IN,
on the understanding that he would leave her Lis
property. claim contested, and she settled
with Mr.. Gilman's heirs and next of kin for
Ol0
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
Mr.. wEINeARTNER HERE.

composer, was among the passengers who arrived
here on the Kaiser Wilhelm Wednesday He
Genes to conduct series Of concerts by the Phil
harmonic Society and Will make his first appear
ance this season at the concerts next week, when.
in addition to other numbers he will conduct his
second symphony. Later he will be the conductor
of two festival concerts of the Philharmonic Soci-
ETY.. Since his successes here last winter Mr.. Wen
gartner has conducted IN Germany, England and
France. He recently resigned his post cOnduc-
tor of the concerts Of the Court Orchestra in Ber
lin. He is accompanied by Nine. Weingzrrner. who
rakes her first visit to this country. Mr.. Vein
gartner is the Hotel Netherlands
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
sUBPGNAS FOR MORE MANAGERS.
To Be Examined with Reference to Mr.. Net
calfe's Conspiracy Charges.

Following a conference yesterday between James
s. MetcaIfe dramatic critic Of Life and Assist
ant District Attorney Krotel, subpoenas were is
sued for the appearance in the District Attorneys
Office Of F. G. Gilmore manager Of the Academy of
Music: Sam Shu5ert. of ShUbert Brothers. who
conduct the Casino and Lyric theatres. and Chan
ming Pollock the latters press representative. The
subpoenas are returnabe to-day The three men
will be asked about Mr.. Metcafes contention that
there IS conspiracy TO prevent him from follow
ing his calling.
Il is understood that the District Attorneys Office
is considering carefully the contention of the
ayers that there formal resolution or com
biped action TO debar Mr. Metcalfe. but that what
was done was on individual responsibilities.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
Po<tnfHce Notfre-
Should be DAILY By all Interested as ch4-lsss

may occur at
Foreign for the week ending February =
vii close CF'hOAPTLY all cas@sl Al POST
Office as foOWs PaTcels-pCst mails earlier
nan closing time shown below Parcs.spoat malls rr
tfeENahV close az January 30 per e. 5. Branden
ou5s and Eeoriary Kaiser Wilhelm Crosse
close Foreign STA
ton tcorner CT West Morton stsS half hour later
than closing below except supple
mails
close one hour later Foreign Starionl
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

BALDwIN-on THURSDAY evening, February 2 1905.
Of her age funeral services from her late residence
No. lo1 Parkave-. Orange. " j. Sunday. February 3
at D. N.
BUsRY-on January %, at Deland. Fla, Joseph Busby
in the 93d year Of his age. Notice Of the funeral
c1LFr-At his late residence trzysons). cotou FANS
\ Y. on Wednesday, February l. 1893. Emory White,
" Gift q : A Funeral services win be held from
TeyanSes IeS hSSse viii 6e in waiting arrival Of train leaving
Grand Sspts at the convenience Of the family
Coles daughter Of late Joseph ana Pae6e Coles
o4 65r FTday S2s FseruSry 1so cs5r,ssss in
at II a. m.
CROKER
The funeral Of Frank a Croker one Of the Gov
ernor Of The Democratic Club Of the City OF Ne-York
will be held on Friday morning. February 3. at 1880
o'clock at the Iguattus Loyola, OF
Park-ave and s4th-st. will be reserved for
0e's OF '''7 JOHN FOX. President
WILLIAM E. WYATT. Secretary
HEGEMAN-on THURSDAY February 2 1905, az the Hotel
Willard. New-York City, Elizabeth Conrad MoyeE
Cesseg Of PhiIadeIphia Penn and wife Of John 4
Hesean ~ D. FgneTai Fun Isa at 5ieGe S9ek & 20 100 Psnnin
ton-ave.. Psssaic y. J. Carriages VIII meet train
Cham5ers-st. IL O'Clock at Passaie main station
K1NGsBURY-At Redands. Cal, January p. Henry Jud.
son kns6n son 0I Funers ns ale services on sunday
noon February 3 at o'clock from the Eesldence OF
East Rs 05G5asE 69aHs;. : : J = N-HE''-'' ~
o7-7 n, Thursday February 1909 John A. Lott. tr
aged As years Funeral will be held az his late
residence No 1O3 AIbemarIe Road Fiatbush Brook
iyn n y on Saturday. February l. at o'eloek p m
NrF,ssI ER-On Thursday February 2 1905 at n p m:
a. his residence. No. Col MooreWooo ave FlIlsOuis
- pe1s1n Varick Messler. OF Maria henlsOn
Nessier and the late Thomas Doremus Messer Notice
OF funeral LATER
,,rrrv7a- Mount Vernon y. Y. February >, 1900
t!zIar HasIett wife Charles p Miller. formerly or
caeo Funeral services VIII be held al her late resi-
49, No I53 Prospect Mount Vernon, y y on
sunday February . at > clock p m
sA,,GFR-on Thursday February = 1895. Mrs. Lucy NJ
~ T)- " ri Sanger. aged - Funeral
rvtces from the chapel cf the Calvary Baptist church
s-.SSt near 6th-ave 0 Saturday. February f. f9oS
a. > o. clock p
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
TRANS sATLANTlC MAILS

SATURDAY t4l-At 2-3O a. n. for Ireland. Per -
Errr via Queenstown Cnail for other OF Europe
must be directed per Etruria' >. At a m for
Europe, per Philadelphia VIA Plymouth and Cher
hourg. at $50 for Belgium Parcels Post Mails
r ENToonland Irregular mall for Belgium must .
QlEecLs0 8 krOOnland'f-. II a. for Azores
Islands g Cretic for Italy must be d.
Tected Per Cretic'1; az II a FOR Norway, Par
GELS Post Mails. HekIa Irregular mail for Den
mark must he directed per s. Hekla'l-
-ESDAN CI)-At FOR Naples city and Genoa
city per 3. 3 Deutschland tnau for other parts &
Italy must be directed : Deurschl2ndl- az o-ff
Europe. per 5 kaiser Wilhelm der Cross
Via Plymouth CheTbourE Bremen
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
COLLINS AND NAYLoR PICTURES SOLD.

As the result of the sale az the Fifth Avenue Art
-orertss Of the Collins and NayIor collection Of
rsfnttnzs on Wednesday evening and last night
81 2sO was realized. There was good attendance
az last nights sale The highest price paid
500 nv c. Vincent, for adele" by Albert Lynch.
y teidrfdre maid $3.50 Cor "a Musical Evening by
C.shouero r J Fulton got for $40 ''F7rtation
h., Lewis Sunset In Storm by Schenck, went for
sz2s 10 Piukus Wachsteter. who also bought one of
Harf's paintings, Landscape and Cattle for $40
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
FIRE IN NORFOLK NAVY YARD.
Blaze Destroys Building in Torpedo Boat
Reserve Station
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Norfolk. Feb. 2-Fire, which started at $50
o'clock this morning in the boiler the
United States Reserve Torpedo Boat Station at the
navy yard threatened for a time the property Of
the government There great delay in fighting
the flames owing to the failure to reach the en-
CINE companies of Portsmouth by telephone Finally
a messenger or foot dispatched for the city
frenen. The apparatus became stalled in the
snow on the way to the scene
The sa iIors from 81. Helena Station assisted In
extnguishing the fire. which destroyed the building
t1 witch n originated The FIRE. which started in
the roof was caused by sparks from the engine
The loss will be small
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
A PASSED MIDsHIPMAN MARRIEs.
Special Permission Granted by Secretary of
the Navy for the Wedding.

Annapolis. Nd. Feb 2-The wedding Of Miss
Grace E Miller daughter of the Rev. George W.
Miller pastor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church here to Passed Midshipman Arthur c.
s+o+t Of Stottsville y Y took place to-day in the
church Of which her father is pastor The service
was performed by Dr. Miller. assisted by Dr. H. H
clark the chaplain stationed at the Naval Academy.
The bridegroom was graduated from the academy
on Monday last, and, il is contrary 70 naval
regulations for midshipman or passed nl1dshlprnan
10 marry special permission was obtained Iron the
Secretary Of the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC.

FRIDAY ,sl-At 10 a. m. for Brazil per $. Tsnnyson.
via Pernauruco. Bahia. Rio JanerO and Santos tnnafl
u.s. be directed per s. Ienuyso1 . At y t's
Guantanamo and Santiago. Per Turn5ri tHlah must
uentary 1870 p M for Bahamas. per s 3 Yucata1
tnan for Santiago be directed per >
Fucatan ,; at - m for Argentine. Uruguay and Fara-
SATURDAY t4,-At a for Argentine. Urlsuav
and Paraguay. per S. CasiIda; At $50 m sup
Elementary ESQ M for Porto Rico Curacao and
Venezuela, per : Caracas Cnau for Colombia. via
Curacao. must b. directed per = Caracas'l. 20
m Barbados. Trinidad and Guiana s.
Procida mail must be directed per Pr0cidal- at
$50 a. m Complementary 1030 M for Fortune
Island. Jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca and Mag
Rica be directed per 5 Sihra')- ar 20 a
for Cuba, : Moro Castle. via Havana az
:. :. Grenada az 123Q 2 m for cuba per p
OIinda via Matanzas cr1ai must be directed per S.
SUNDAY t5l-At a N. for barbados. Guisna and
Northern Brazil per tsraugense- via Barbados.
Para. Naranhan and Cears.
MONDAY t6l-At s a. n. for Bermuda. Per Ber-
TUESDAY C-At $50 a. N Complementary 1920 a M
for Nicaragua texcept East Coesc. Honduras exrept
Department Of Colombia. Ecuador. Peru. Bolivia ard
Chilli per Advance. via Colon nail for Cuaternaia
NOTIC,E-FlVe cents per nan ounce " a,-Ltth 20 -7
regular postage, Re prepaid On al letters for
posted drops marked Letters for Foreign Coun
tries. the Closing or the Regular Mail for dis
patch BY a particular vessel WI b forwarded
unless such additional postage is tuly prepaid thereon
Hv starrn= S17pIar1arta~v Transatlantic Mails
also opene1 the piers American. English and
French steamers whenever the safliuEs
boxes piers OF German Lines sailing from
TIobOken The malls the piers open ore hour and
sailing Only regular postage LETTERS cents
haf oUnce} required articles mailed the pie-s
steamers: double postage ustters 10 haf ounce
other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
PARDON OF CUBAN EDITOR.
He Served Less Than Two Years for Murder
of Fellow Newspaper Man.

Santiago, Cuba Feb 2.-The Presidential par
don of Mariana Corona, Editor of the Guiana
1J,re who killed Senior Insua, Editor Of the Re
publica" on New Years Day. 1903, has caused in
tense partisan demonstrations here. a large con-
course Of political sym2athizers conducted sehor
Corona from the hospital, in which he had been
centred instead of in the jail, to his home. The
opposition party denounces President FaImas ac-
+fon in hardening the slayer. after he had served
less than two years, most Of which was spent IN
comparative luxury in the hospital, 10 which ne
had been admitted the plea OF Illness
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
BODY OF GEN. CHRISTENSEN cREMATEo

Copenhagen Denmark, Feb. 2.-The body OF Cen
eral Christian T. Christensen or Brooklyn. VINO
died here On January &c, cremated to-day.
Mr. Swenson the American Minister, and many
other well known persons attended the services
There was a great number of floral tokens. The
offciating clergyman in his sermon PAID tributes
TO General ChTistensen's s career IN the american
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
GET NO DAMAGES FROM THEATRE.
Men Elected Because of Dissatisfaction with
Seats Receive Only the Amount Paid.
lay rELEqRApH TO THE TRGBUsE..

Pittsburg Feb I'm the Allegheny County
Courts to-day a decision was handed down deny
ing the suits Of Geoyge B. Atkinson and William n
Griffith, who had sued Harry Davis, manager Of
the Avenue Theatre, to collect damages for being
elected from the building. The pair had purchased
tickets, and not being satisfied with the seats to
which they were ASSIGNED made a disturbance and
were put Of the theatre. They refused to take
their money back and entered suit
The court decided that the only thing 70 which
thev were entitled the return OF their money.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
ROCKEFELLER GIFT REPORTED.

Jackson Miss Feb. John u. Rockefeller is
said to have agreed to give $500 endowment
for the Mississippi Baptist College II the Baptists
of the State will raise S00O0e The Baptist College
has been planned for some time
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

Mrs Ffskes we'll known affection for animals and
pity their sufferngs have brought it about that
at the Manhattan Theatre next Thursday afternoon
a performance will be given for the benefit of the
Bide-a-Wee Home for Animals. The programme
will include Mrs. Fiske and members OF the Man
Miss Kitty Cheatham, in negro and children s
songs: John Mason and Miss Leila Ellis, IN a
playlet called Another Story Arthur Bergh vio-
linist and Tom Kari, formerly of the Bostonlans
who will make his first stage appearance in several
seasons. Colonel Washington will make an ad-
dress the work of the Bide-a-Wee home The
use of the Manhattan Theatre has been given for
the occasion by Mr.. Fske, and the various partlc-
ipants in the programme have volunteered their
services To aid this charity.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
DaUid and GOtham-A NezC Hamlet
ON the Horizon.

William A. Brady is now the manager Of Wright
Lorimer. who appeared at the Knickerbocker Thea
tre last year in his own play. The Shepherd
King" Mr.. Brady IS going to add some of his
CHARACTERISTIC touches to that play. in the way Of
mob scenes (what is a Brady production without
a mob sceneO. and bring it back to the New York
Theatre the 10Th of this month, that David may
have another fling at Gotham.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTORIA. p. clay. Scranton. HOLLAND
Louis F. Payn. Chatham IMPERIAL-Colonel F.
J. Ludngton, Waterbury, Conn. MANHATTAN
J. SIoat Fassett, Elrnira, Senator George R Malby,
Ogdensburg. n. Y, NETHERLAND-Geor V.
Cutler Chicago. PARK AVENUE-Professor A
AIdrued. Paris. WALDORF-ASTORIA-H W.
Sage. AlbanV
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

Highest temperature yesterday. % degrees lowest o.
average Ie average corresponding date OF last year
10; average FOR corresponding OF last twentave
years % - 80.
Local forecast-Fnr continued cold - day; Sauf-
DAY fair not 50 cold. light fresh westerly Winds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
CAPTAIN RElcHMANN RETURNS.

Captain Carl Beichmann. L. S. A. returning from
Manchuria, where he United States military
attache with the Russian army. passenger
on the Patricia. which arrived at Quarantine last
night.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
PAUL MORTON SITS FOR PORTRAIT.

Paul Morton Secretary of the Navy. who has
been in this city for the last two days, has been
sitting for his portrait. which is being painted by
George B. Torrey at his studio. in West 31st-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
oe,ncg ElTEL-FRlEoRIcH IMPROVING.

,,.aa,, Feb IA bulletin issued this morning
80 +bat the general condition Of Prince Eitel-
ETE[iedrich is good The highest ternperatIfe since
Fllserdsv'g bulletin was 80, and to-day Is se.6
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC

IRANSPACIFIC-
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daily. except Thursday. F430 (ths connecting
mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and Sa1-
MEXICO CITT-Ovsra-d. unless specially addressed for
dispatch by closes this office daily except
sunday. al 1-30 P m and 1850 o. m sundays a.
?. m. and 1880 p II
NEwFOCNDI4AND texceut Parcels-Post MaIlsl-Bv rsiI
North Sydney. and thence By steamer closes a. Lh9
2. m tConnectlng mails close here every Monday.
Wednesday an5 saturday
JAMAICA-By rail % Boston and thence BY steamer
closes rhfs Office o. Tuesday
rail TO Philadelphia, and thence by steamer closes
at this office a l0-30 Wettuesday-
closes this Office daily. except sunday At n.
Sunday $50 D
BAHAMAS teNcert Parces-Post SIaisl-Bv ral Mani
Fla. thence steamer closes az this ctics az
80 a. m Monday Wednesday and SATURDAY
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDURAS tEast Coasrl ard
steamer closes This Office daily sunday. az
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f1O;30 D. CONNECTING mail closes here MonGays a.
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closes az tris office daily except sunday a.
1880 o connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
+i0;38
NICARAGUA East Orleans. ami
thence bv closes Office Ga1iv. except
sunday 41-3o and Tlt-a' p SUNDAYS a.
and f1Q,@Q teouaec1tlg t-a4- closes hers
adn Tl0-3r
PANAMA AND CANAL ZONE-Esv rau ro Nev -Oriean-
and thence steamer. closes so tls Office aailv
except sundays and Mondays NJ Tl4l o. ana fiU.3o
D. sundays az II H. and $3.50 p m counec--
ing m fl3-l o.
tF,egstered Man closes a. D II previous cay
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

On Tuesday, February H. actor named Aldora
Shem is going to present this town a valentine, as
a token of his regard-but whether of his regard
for this town for Aldora Shen remains 70 be
seen. He is going TO play Hamlet at the New
York Theatre matinee.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
Special Notices.
Tribune subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be by mail 70 any address
- tis eouu.ry or abroad address charged often
IN 1900 Subscriptions may be your regular
sasr before leaving. II more convenient hand
IN AZ THE TRIBUNE ONCE
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03

arrSnrss me fseHSsa!ense Of TRIBUNE READERS abroad
Sr-S-Isss e1ss nave been maze keep DAILY and
notels named below.
AONpoN-Hctel Victoria savoy Hotel. The Iaughaul
ti9leI Carlton Hotel C1aridgss Hotel. Hotel
Peie, Midland Grand Hotel. The Hotel.
wood. Hotel Russell
-AdelPhi Hotel Liverpool. Midland Hotel.
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I1aooEC Hotel NelingtJa. Tunbri5ge els. Midland
ftotei; Moreean1he Bay Midland Hotel Derby: H0l-
er-~--TT tt9tel. Sh2nSlin Hotel. Isle % Wight.
81 Ia st Enoch Hotel Glasgow Station Hotel.
Ayrf station Hotsl. Dunfres-
GlBHALIAFI-HoJeI Cecil
FAHIS-Hotel Chatham. Hotel de Lille e d'AIbIou
5Tana Hotel de TAtHsnse. Grand Hotel Hotel
SS5n SSTS5ntInenI9L Hotel du Palais Hotel St ard
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40 60 AND SWITZERLAND Bristol. Vienna
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ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Grand Hotel Venice:
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9e "a WE Milan; Hotel de Hermitage Monte Carlo:
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Eau site Cannes; Hotel Gallia. Cannes; Savoy
yue san Reno; Hotel DE- VilIe. Florence Grand
E9IeL Florence Savoy Hotel Florence. Hotel Meuro-
SsLs. Monte Carlo: Hotel RCy-L san Reno Hotel
eIl-tae GretaEre. Nice; Savoy Hotel Eosssnigo. Ma
pres savoy Hotel. san Reno: Grand Hotel. Mouts
-. SSarlo: sun Palace Hotel Carlo.
SAI5O- &c CYPT-Shephea-d's Hotel. Ghezireh Palaces
Fiotel Grand Continental Hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
A PIANoFoRTE RECITAL.

Mr.. Edmund Brigham Munger. young pianist
who has come out of the West and who In ms
study years enjoyed the instruction of Leschetiz-
ky in Vienna, gave a recital in the parlors Of No
36 West 17th-st.. last night. A tasteful. tactruI
player. unassuming and actuated by high ideals
He had the help of Mrs. Walter Clark Runyon
whose singing he accompanied. and their pro-
the pieces:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-03
GOVERNOR HIGGINS GOES HOME.

Albany. Feb 2-Covernor Higgins left here this
evening for Oean TO attend to some private bust
ness. He viii remain until Sunday night