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New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
MAY ACCUSE POLICEMEN
Berthe Claiche Thought Likely
to Turn States Evidence.

It is the general opinion that Berthe Claiche VIII
turn states evidence. and give testimony which
will bring TO light certain methods of policemen in
the TenderIoin. One of the counsel connected with
the case said yesterday:
A certain person (meaning Berthe Claiche). who
doesn't amount anything in herself. is on trial
But This person on trial has in her possession GER
tain material EVIDENCE. which will help in / case
against the police officials which cSrroborates DO ate ey,
and which will for good government in this city.
Berthe Claiche contrary general expectation,
did not go on the stand yesterday in her own de-
fence in her trial for the murder of Emil Gendron
After Justice Davis had taken his seat at IL O'CLOCK
in the morning, Abraham Levy and Otto RosalsRy.
for the defence. and Assistant District Attorney
Ely held a short consultation, and then a recess
taken until o'clock.
Edward Moyne a brother of Harry Moyne. who
IS witness. called to the stand when the case
resumed. He said he saw the defendant going
down 9th street toward Seventh June
IS. 1905, scantily clad and having blood marks on
her throat" She followed by tall man with
a black moustache, he said. AS the witness did
not know Gendron. his evidence ruled out
The next witness Mrs. Jeanette Roumain. a
sister OF the defendant. She said she visited Gen.
dron and her sister in April. 1906. and that Gem
dron struck her sisters head against the wall
many times
William Haffner. grocer. Of No. 4Is Sixth ave-
nue. took the stand and told Of having seen Patrol
men Morton and Martineau with the defendant on
the southwest OF 25th street and Seventh
avenue. on the night of July s, 1905. Continuing.
Haffner said the two patrolmen crossed the
street TO where n man standing. He
tall man. with black mustache, and scar on his
face. Morton and Martineau then each took hold
of a hand of the man. He turned around and put
his hand in his back pocket and turned his head"
Mr. Levy asked:
Odd you hear him say anything? Al
twelve feet away, and did not hear him. but saw
his lips moving, and heard a nurmurlng-
Q-HOw soon after you his lips moving did
you hear the shots ring out? A--Amost inme-
diatey.
Charles Dumas. of No. LAG West 2sth street. tes-
titled that he knew Gendr6n, and that he "a
coarse man and of forbidding appearance" He
said he Gendron knock down the defendant in
areaway with his first summer evening
Nathan Ballard. jr., Of No. 200 Seventh avenue.
told Of having heard the defendant screaming and
having Gendron holding her by the hair and
kicking her. He the last witness called for
the day.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
DEUEL. AGAIN ON BENCH.
Refuses to Comment on Charges
Mercy for ShopHfter.

Justice Joseph M Deuel. presided in the Court of
Special Sessions yesterday. He said to newspaper
men before he took his seat on the bench in the
morning that he not ready TO make any COM
on the charges.
AS the presiding justice of the court. he tempered
justice with mercy in one case. which attracted
much attention. Margaret Girard, a girl OF good
family, who had pleaded guilty a charge of shop
lifting. brought before him for sentence Her
counsel said she had returned to two department
stores articles which she had stolen, and that her
father was ready to take her back home on her
promise to reform.
The court is disposed TO give you every oppor-
tunity 10 reform Justice Deuel. said, but your
father says he will not take you back home unless
you give your solemn promise TO lead new life"
Judge" said the girl II will promise to be a
good girl from now on. This has been a terrible
lesson me.
Justice Deuel. then suspended sentence
In the case OF MarrinO Mario, who pleaded guilty
TO a charge Of selling aduterated milk, Justice
Deuel. sent the prisoner to the Tombs for ten days
refusing TO let him off with a fine.
That milk sold have been bot
skinned and watered," he said
II was learned yesterday that no step had been
taken toward eXpelling Justice Deuel. from the
Bar Association. Some members of the association
have talked about preparing charges, but have
waited, expecting Justice Deuel. might resign his
membership and thus prevent trial before the
grievance committee.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
PLAQUES MENACE CITY
Alarming Increase of Measles and
Diphthe71o, Says DR.. DARLINGTON.

Dipntheria' according TO DR. Darlington. is In
creasing at a rate to anxiety. There has
also been an alarming increase of measles within
the last thirteen weeks. the report for February
or this year being 63lo cases. against S1 OF the
same month last year. This however, is not re-
garded with such seriousness tho spread OF
diphtheria- The fatality record in the former
cases Is always less than diphtherta- Dr. Dsr-
hngton said yesterday:
Just why the various contagious diseases arc
more prevalent during some years than others Is
6fh 6Gt Known The fact remains that as regards
dlphtheria 1906 promises to be q bad year In this
respect unless the death rate is kept down by the
early and general OF antitoXin
II every case OF diphtheria were recognized at
the beginning and treated Immediately with sur-
nciently large doses of diphtheria antitoxin not
more more than one or two patients out OF every hun
dred would die; at present the case fatality is
Iourseen-that is, fourteen Of every hundred
report Of the Health Department. covering a.
period or thirteen weeks shows Ellis Island Is one
of the most fertile breeding spots for disease in
the city There were 16s cases of measles taken
from the island 10 per cent OF the entire number
OF cases found in the city.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAmr,s
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS
New-York DoVic (Br). Kerr.
Dover. March g. ! m-Arrved. steamer iceland ,p,
- Carey. New-York Exeter city (Br).
NewYork irene taust. Ceeich.
bennett. New-York "'e' Matteawan (Br).
nouIgne; Sa March = 10 nn--Arrtved steamer s,.,,
1Du.ce, sruinsna New-York for Rott.rSo n
ptoceecep sailed, steamer Rlucher fc.arS u t5nl
mall N '''0' s'oefase passengers and 3s0 bacx -
aton gar SStFh ARRIVED. steamer Perucia Car, ,oh
Antwerp MSrcb VIA Naples and Marseilles " '0""
Fitzgerald. New-York va To1sona SV' andrew tBr).
NIHrch o. 10 m-Arrlved.
NaDIa brninsma New-York via Boaasns a'ehuarn
0ierl nemnw,oi, .nl-Saed. steamer Prin1 Adalher,
arl WITH 20 cabin and 1867 steerase ,0r Now-
bar+on a,Sn S-SSiled steamer Inlraena CIlrs IS,
stsee March arch S.s9ed steamers Elise Maria ea.,
sSt trom Copenhagen for New-Yori, 49, Npahl
N), Ciowder New-York ' '>uSnenardeu
u Nstfch a-Passed. steamers America ,ar, Co...
Tremen fo tSr S London: Gneisenau (Ger1 RIess
herinHes ts March 5-Sailed steamer Gloxini. ft,> -
from nrom NovorosssO, New York a 'nFl Elliott
Ss, yaarSh j-Sated. steamer Mira (Er, sv-o-.
penSiara Fse es-Saed. steamer Fon,abe,l. nv, ,,
cape Town, MareA Arrived. steamer Clan
SEuheyt y w March S-Arrtved
Nh 1saiHer New-Ycrk VIA 81 Vincent eSVvhsniss
Port said March a-ArrIved steamer I.,,,n.. -,
Saoans March S-Saed. steamer lndrana ~ "a ete
uroih f'oxo ete) New-York N"''' SrANso
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
TO DIG DEEP FOR GRAFT
NASSAU BOARD WILL act.
County's Critics VIII Get Opportu-
ntty to Substantiate Charges.

Nassau County is to have an investigation. Many
charges Of graft colusion and illegal action have
been made against the county officials, and there
promises to be a general "shake-up." The invest-
eating committee probably will consist OF the
supervisors. and the chief inQusitor is TO be Hal
stead Scudder. whose brother. ex-Congressman
Scudder. has been the most active accuser of some
of the very officials who are being advised by Hal
stead Scudder.
The Board of Supervisors decided yesterday to
investigate and will arrange the details the first
OF next week. 1t is probable that the three super
visors. William II. Jones. of Oyster Bay; Edwin c.
Wilets. OF North Hampstead, and ex-County
Judge Robert Seabury. of Hampstead will sit as
a committee in the Courthouse in Mineola, Long
Island where all who have made any public
charges of graft, colluson kindred sins against
county officials will be sworn after being sub
poenaed witnesses. and compelled to tell every
thing they know regarding the alleged graft and
collusion.
The trouble in Nassau began IN 1902. when John
c. Kennahan. owner of The Oyster Bay Pilot,
and Fred Crandall owner Of THE Roslyn News
received the contract TO publish the list or prop
critics for sale for non-payment of taxes. County
Treasurer Charles F. Lewis gave out the list. and
II was published by the papers named. at an eX-
rense of about $4,000 Ex-Assemblyman George
Wallace OF Freeport. whose paper, The South
Side Observer" was a candidate for the tax sale
padded, and that the sale could have been CON
Quoted at an advertising expense Of about soNo.
against County Treasurer Lewis, which were the
basis of libel suit instituted by the County Treas
urer but the dropped 49,
Lewis and Wallace are both prominent p0liti-
County Committee and Wallace having been the the
first Republican nominee for county judge EX-
Congressman Scudder. who lives in Oyster Bay.
charged that Kennahan received entirely too much
for advertising the sale. and began recently a
taxpayers SUIT compel restitution naming IN his
papers as parties to what he characterZes as col
Supervisor William H. Jones' OF Oyster Bay; Su-
pervisor Edwin c, Willets. OF North Hampstead,
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
PHILADELPHIA OFFICIAL RESIGNS.
A. Lincoln Acker Quits Board of Public
Works-T l. Hicks Succeeds Him.

Philadelphia. March "a. Lincoln Acker. Dr.
rector OF Public Works. resigned to-day. to take
effect tomorrow. Thomas L. Hicks. Assistant Di-
rector OF Public Works, Immediately appointed
by Mayor Weaver Mr.. Acker's SUCCESSOR
The resignation and appointment were announced
tonight. and came great surprise in political
circles there had not been the slightest public
intimation that Director Acker about step
out OF Office. His reason for resignng that he
wished 10 return TO private business.
Mr.. Acker appointed Director OF Public
Works last May, succeeding Peter f. Costello, who
dismissed from Office by the Mayor in the gas
lease fight Director Acker's letter OF resignation
10 the Mayor is follows:
hereby tender my resignation as Director OF the
Department OF Public Works. to take effect on
March 6, 1906.
When I assumed Office last May It was for the
twofold purpose Of assisting your administration
in defeating the proposed extension OF the gas
works lease and the placing OF the Department OF
Public Works on strictly business basis.
feel that these objects have been accomplished,
and that return TO private business at this time
can cause no embarrassment your administra-
ton nor be preJudicial TO the public good.
RumOrs in circulation tonight tnat the Mayor
and Mr Acker We're not In accord. and that the
resignation the result OF friction prompt
ly denied by the Mayor and Mr.. Acker.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, March S, 1905.
ARRIVED

Steamer Caledonia (Br). Baxter. Glasgow and Movia
February "a Henderson Brothers with 320 cabin ana
DIS steerage passengers and mdse the Bar
12:46 - ~ -
Steamer Kansas City CB). Lewis Bristol February 70
and Swansea 10, 10 James ArkelI Co. with mdse Ar
rived at the Bar 2:25 p -
Steamer La Gascogne (Fl) Tourner Hsvra Esbr,a
"a 10 the Compagnie Generate with p8
cabin and LID steerage passengers. and rndse
Arrived at the Bar at a $50 ~
steamer Republic (Br), McAuley. Alexandria February
10 and Naples 2l TO the White Line with Is4 cabin
Bar at 1903 p m. 'u A' '"o
Steamer Paloma (cuoanl. o'Nein. Matanzas February
IA. Cardenas &c. Sagua II. Cabarien 10 Nlevttas on
Porto Padre q and Nipe u. Munson win rndse
Arrived at the Bar at 130 '
steamer Casian Prince OBJ Fillmore Santos Februarv
no Janeiro Fernamhuco Il and st Lucia "a to the
9 seager Co with mdse. Arrived the Bar az a m
Steamer Beacon (Nor Andreasen. Banes March / 10
Bar at 4;15 Ut 'no
steamer dvance. Hammond Colon February c6 TO the
Ia,IA itaiiroad Steamship Line. with 20 passengers
ii's.is hho Indse Arrived at the Bar a a m
steamer bodo Nor) Larsen Port Antonio Febr1srv
the Bar at 1890 m ~ '' 'N'''eu "t
steamer FL Dia Mason. Galveston February o. =, ,h.
antne at 05 m w." '''e RasSeu III guar
!, Steamer Matanzas. Miller ranpico February % mud
rived the Bar at 5:O9 m -" " win mdse. Ar
The SIyao f.on Chichester Jacksonville March "a
ms s,eanship Company. with passenrsrs "a
S,cor,at SsI 20, IN quarantine at 1928 a m '''u
,-srs~,. ttiAesSs Anne. Tapiey Nevnor, N-.,. -
70 ne Od Dominion Steamship Cornnan~s
psteamer Mo M, ase Passed IN Quarantine al ssa ~
= "a. WIN A'e'ehAndise Passed In Quarantine a, "a
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
THINKS TAHITI SUFFERED LITTLE,
French Consul Lanell Says Tidal Wave
Caused Little Lack of Food.

San Francisco. March "a relief fund for tho
sufferers from the recent tidal wave and cyclone
which swept Tahiti and neighbornr is,a,as
was started to-day under the management ~,
French Consul Lanell. who expects to send some
aid by the steamer Mariposa which will sari ravt
Sunday morning. He says he does not believe that
the inhabitants of Tahiti will suffer fyreatIv Sor
want OF food OF the ten thousand people on the
island three hundred whites. who ger tba,r
supplies from San Francisco.
The natives live almost entirely on bread f-,,,,
and cocoanuts The report that the natives froya.
were swept away, leaving them face starva IT,
is denied by F. S. Samuels, secretary tot John n
Spreckels. president of the Oceanic Stee n1sht
Company. Mr.. Samuels says that the cocoanrIpp
groves are In the higher portions OF the island and
were not reached by the wave -O
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
CHARLES II. BRETT.

- ''ea"aI. y Y. March (specaD.-Charles H
Ore" oied here to-day in his eighty-ninth wear
ne was a descendant OF Lieutenant Roger Brett
-. tosal navy who married Catheryna Rom
oout' an only daughter OF Francis Ronbout' a
kt@ilee OF the Rombout patent under King James
i TINS bride born in New-York City in 1851 after
"afo became known In the colonial history OF Fish
nj as Madame Brett" The wife of Mr. Brett
cIeo Two years ago in her eghty-sixth year The
couple celebrated their golden wedding apniyer
Sfi "a I1 1sz lhey leave three children-Charles
IIoNdfa brett OF Lawrence. Kan; Mrs Oliver NJ
Stlhs; oI newark, y. J.. and Everett James Brett
mo mlo ives IN NeW-N ork and has been for more
fl@u - quarter or q century with Messrs TIFFANY
q q o. oi that city. There are five grandchildren
ole' % son OF 1haries Howard Brett: daughter and
Soh oI AlfS. jerks, and a and daughter of
5fSerett James Brett. The funeral will be held at
ne Methodist Episcopal Church Matteawan
MtonesoaN March Z. al O'Clock D. m.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
ROCKEFELLER FOUND AT LAST
This One Wanted for Months for Alleged
Election Frauds, However.

John d. Rockefeller. not the Standard OIL man
but 4 Eamesake VINO has been wanted for months
on election fraud charges. arrested vesteraa v
ct the corner OF 2sd street and Fifth avenue by
Thomas Archer. deputy OF tho Superintendent OF
Elections Office He was srreigned before Judge
O'Suilivan in Part OF General Sessions. and held
in 800 bal for trial.
Since Election Day Superintendent OF Elections
Morgan's deputies have been looking for Rockefel-
ier who is repute6 10 be William A. Halpins right
hand man In the 9Th Assembly District, and against
whom an Indictment was procured last fall On the
charge OF aiding and abetting illegal registration.
y wes further alleged that Rockefeller brought
foaters to New-Ycrk City from Syracuse 10 Vote
al the last election
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
TAMMANY CHIEFS INSTALLED.
Politicians Pledge Faith to Wigwam for
Another Twelve Moons.

The thirteen sachems of the Society of Tammany
were duly installed last night in the 18th street
Wigwam, IN the presence of the largest gathering
of braves assembled in years at annual meeting
The interesting ceremony held behind closed
doors none but members of the order In good
standing being admitted. All OF the sachems were
reelected. excepting w. Bourke Cochran. who was
installed as Grand Sachem, in place OF Supreme
Court Justice OGorman. who resigned recently
No selected TO I'LL the vacancy made
by the recent death of ex-Sheriff Thomas j. Dunn
The sachems installed We're John F. Ahearn. Vic
tor J. Bowling John Fox, Asa Bird Gardiner. Ram
dolph Guggenheimer, Louis F. Hafen, Patrick
keenan,, Charles F. Murphy. Daniel F. Mcmahon
George W. Plunkitt, John ]. Scannell and Timothy
D. Sullivan
The thirteen big chiefs swore by the sacred
wampum to be true to Tammany for another
twelve moons The societys annual meeting will
be held the third Monday in April
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
HEARST CALLS OFF THE DOG.
No Longer Watching Ballot Boxes in Brook
lyn-Police Still Guard Them.

The Hearst guards. who have been watching the
ballot boxes containing the votes cast at the last
election for four months. have at last left the
Eagle Warehouse, Brooklyn. The boxes still
in the house. The boxes will still continue under
police protection. and will probably be safe as
when Mr.. Hearst's guards duty, a large
quantity OF dynamite would be required TO remove
tho steel and stone barriers which separate
them from the wicked world
In Manhattan the ballot boxes have been taken
20 the Manhattan Storage SD street and Seventh
avenue, where they are zealously guarded by Mr..
HearSts leutenantS.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
OBITUARY.
MARY LYNCH WILKES.

Florence, March 5.-Miss Mary Lynch Wilkes.
Daughter OF the late Rear Admiral Wilkes L. S N.
aied here this morning from meningitis She was
1oriy-f1ve years Did.
Inc ceath OF Mrs. Mary Wilkes, widow of Rear
ADMIRAL Wilkes, was announced from Florence On
feoruary ls She was eighty-1ve years old. Rear
ai iitai "i4kes' While Ia command of the United
states steafner San Jacinto. took the Confederate
commissioners, Nessrs. Mason and Slide from the
'It1lsh man steamer Trent. The disavowal of the
os ne United states prevented serious compli-
SSuohs with Great Britain Two daughters of The
admiral live 81 Washington "a ''4o
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
MILLION LOSS FROM PRAIRIE FIRI
Hundreds of Head Of Cattle Killed in Texas
Panhandle

Austin, Tex. March 5.-Information was received
here to-day that disastrous prairie fire had swept
the extreme western section OF the Panhandle
Tor the last three days. entailing loss up the
present time of upward OF 81 10000.
The fire did the most damage in Lamb and Hook
ley counties, burning over many acres of land and
destroying hundreds of head of cattle.
lnasmuch as 1t Will be six weeks before the spring
grass VIII come out. IL has been found necessary
ior az eattenen in that section TO move the cattle
into New Mexico for range purposes, which means
considerable loss them Ii is estimated thar in
the last three days five hundred thousand acres OF
land has been burned over.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06

AND MATERIAL-,pePot oaarssrmaste-'s once. 80
Sealed proposals. in triDicate subject to the usual
dons will be received mere until o'clock T. NJ March
an either the York Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago
81 Louis depots OF uarterrnasters Department "
Army 100000 yards khaki material ooeo0 pairs
right IS reserved reject
proposals part thereof Preference will
given 10 articles domestic production manufacture
Conditions OF quality price Gncudns in price OF
foreign productions manufactures the thsrson
heins eolal standard samples be blanks
for proposals full information will be upon
Office Envelopes containing
endorsed Proposals for Clothing EquiPase and
Material TO opened o'clock P. NJ. 1909
and addressed w. II. Miller. Deputy Quarternast stsr
General u 8 A Depot Quartermaster.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.


For. Steamer. Close in N Y
Tahiti Marquesas-Maripoea (via San
Francsco) To-day 1890 m
Seattle) Mar 500 m
Hawa-Alameda via San Francisco Mar IL 1890 . m
Hawaii Japan, Corea. etc-Hong Kong
Maru Cvia San francisco Mar IL 1890 m
Japan China, etc-Empress OF India (via
vctOTal Mar IA 900 m
Tacoma) Ma- ie 600 m
Hawaii Japan. eteIkorea Gvia F. Mar II 1920 m
Thomas tyia San Francisco Mar 21 1890 m
San Frapsise9l T,ts Mar 2. 1920 m
vctora) Mar IS 500 m
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
ROBERT BOVINE.

Robert Bovine. founder of Bovine & Co Beaver
street stationers died yesterday morning at his
home. No 81 East ssth street. IN HIS eighty
year. Ee was educated al Hayerford College near
Philadelphia. and after he graduated went
INTO The stationery business. He retired several
cars ago Ets we. who Miss Annie Willis
IS dead. lte leaves two sons. Edward w. and
isow1an9 BOVINE Funeral services viii be held
"Wednesday a: the home -a
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE

~ ment. notice is hereby given that an act Sonata
Bill. Printed 247 Int. has no ss.5 80
both branches OF the Legislature. entitled EeU 'S
IAN ACT
30 PROVIDE FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF TUo
fEMALE PROBATION OFFICERS IN THE COURT or,
SPECIAL SESSIONS OF THE SECOND DrvTSY6N az
THE CITY OF NEW YORK. AND no CS1NprISSS Tr TE
THEM FOR SUCH SERVICES --NSN Z
& 1ursneT & p3rce not % Is hereby given ha. Hearing
1906. at 1890 o'clock A. NJ "arch s.
Dated City Hall, New York March IoOS
GEORGE n. MCCLELLAN
,.,i Mayor
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns
recommended to the readers Of The Tribune
thoroughly reliable and business be dome by mall
with the advertiser with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
Public Notices.


DURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
u rnent notice hereby given that an act As..mh,v
Bill. Printed No 437 Int No. 100 been passed by
both branches Of the legislature. entitled
TO AMEND THE CODE OF CTvIL. PRoCEDuRE
WITH RESPECT TO THE CITY COURT OF THE cTTy
OF NEW YORK AND To PROVIDE FOR AN ADD
TIONAL. STENOGRAPHER THEREFOR
Further notice is hereby given Public H.srtng
upon such bill will be held al Mayors Ofce in the csfy
Hail. IN the City CT New York Thursday Ma-cS =
1906. at 1890 O'Clock A. NJ. - -
DATED CITY Han. New fork. March l. 1908.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
" . -,,- 80, III, - Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06

pROPOSALS- FOR D. =. ENGINES AMI
l. Generators Exciter. Transformers. Switchboard,
Boilers. Condensers. Boiler Feed Pumps Feed Water
Heater etc-Sealed proposals will be
the office Of the Assistant Purchasing Agent
Rail - STATE Street. New York.
1880 A. NJ. March I9th 1905 at which time they
WIN De opeled III yuoo a 80, @ -
obtained from this ONCE upon application ALFRED
ANDERSON. Assistant Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise o2ssunset 6:5s Moon Moons age II
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook S:4I Gov. Island @1ofIeu Cat. s.n5
PM-Sandy Hook 4:0s Gov. Island 44l He'll Cato 6:sx
The Deutschland reported yesterday by wireless will
dock to-day about $50 a m ~
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06

Sandy Hook. y J. March 9so p,,a -,
northeast fresh breeze clear -" "ihd north
SAILED
r., steamers byron tl3r). Pernambuco Bahis a,.
ttap Napes and Genoa: Iivonia (DanS
SanesoWn NORFOLK and Newport News F>amaas pT.
J NJ CSutey Fort Arthur '' 'nr'' Philadelphia:
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
Proposals.

WEST POINT. n. Y, MARCH 2, 1905
w Sealed proposals. in trtpleatsL win be received
here until II o'clock. noon March l.tn io tor eree
ton s>eel construction as per
drawings and specifications file In this once. The
U s. the right reject any OF all
proposals thereof Forms and specifications
furnished application Address uartermaste west
Point. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-06
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
LAST WEEK But ONE OF
GRAND OPERA SEASON

Tonight az 7:so-DIE WALKUERE- Walker E-sns,t
Homer Alt.a, Bauerneistsr. Jacoby. JomelIL Mu.ort
Ralph Weed. Bursstaller, Van Rooy Bass Coac Hr-s
Wed Evs.. Mar. at s-MARIA- seInoFicn. WaissE;
Tnurs Evg Mar. s. at T:20-SLEGFRIED. Frsrs,aa
Homer Alten; Knote. Van Rooy. Rsiss. Gorts Rasa
Fri Evg Mar. 8 az s-LUCLA DI LAHNERYoca
Serbrfch Bauerrcester: Caruso Paris. Journet Bar,
Conductor. Visna-
sat Aft, Mar 10. FL. TROvArORE Nor1s
Homer. Knote CamDsnari, Journet- Cond- Frauko
SAT. Evg-, Mar 10. pop. prices, at TSo-ME-IsrEs-
SINGER. Alten. Jacoby Burgstaller Van Rooy, Gorss
BIass Reiss Nuhlrnann. Cond- Hertz.
Tues. Evg. Mar. 13. 7:So-GOETTERDAENLERU
Seats row sale.
swEBER PIANO USED.