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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
'DOUMA CEILING FALLS.
Sessions of Russian Parliament In
definitely Suspended.

81. Petersburg March 15-The sessions OF the
lower house Of parliament were indefinitely adj
tourned. and the reading of the ministerial dec
laration Of policy was postponed owing to the
fall Of a large part OF the ceiling in the hall Of
the Tauride Palace. where the parliamentary
sessions are held. II occurred at 6 o'clock this
morning The collapse was due 70 faulty con-
struction and failure to provide support for the
heavy ventilating system recently installed in
the hall. The members OF parliament assembled
at the palace as usual, and held a short session
in the rotunda, but the only decision reached
was to postpone sittings until the president Of
the house and the Department OF Palaces and
Public Buildings had obtained another hall. Il
is hoped that this will be done within week.
The only noteworthy incident OF the session
was provocative speech made by NJ. Alexin-
sky, Social Democrat comparing the collapse Of
the ceiling with the incapacity OF the govern
ment, which was warmly resented by the Con-
servatives. President Golovin. however. tact
fully ended the discussion.
The accident spoiled all the police measures
for the protection OF Premier Stolypin and the
crowded restaurant and telegraph Office in order
to reach their places by the side Of President
Goovin. NJ. Stolypin, who was separated from
his bodyguard OF secret service officers,
closely observed by the Radical deputies he
walked through the crowds, nodding to ac-
quaintances here and there.
The Council of the Empire intended to hold
meeting tonight to hear the ministerial decia-
ration of policy. but this also adjourned.
Many unfOunded rumorS were circulated TO
the effect that the fall of the ceiling the
suit of plot TO interfere with the meeting Of
parliament.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
AN AUsTRIANS BELLIGERENr VIEW
Captain ROdic's Opinion on a Future Ameri.
can-Japanese War.

Berlin March Is-Captaln Yenaz po6,. - A..
general star OF the Austro-Hungarian arm, hoo
published a pamphlet entitled THE Prosnects 30
the Future rAmerican-Japanese War" IN which
after discussing the armies and naves and possibs
theatres OF the war. no concludes with saying that
the unprotected Pacific coast OF the United States
offers excellent chances for the success 30 49,.
japanese he asserts that Japan is working fever
ishly 10 complete her military and naval e0uin-
ments. adding that in the last few months Aftyx
thousand men have been work dav and night
IN the arsenals, turning out guns and small arms
mat the cartridge works at Toxic and NaROya
where about twenty thousand men are employed
have turned out daily five hundred rifles and that
the pro1ectile works at Toxic make six hundred
shells day for the field artillery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
TO CLOSE UP CHEAP THEATRES"
City Officials Meet to Discuss Ways and
Means to Abate Nuisances.

To discuss the ways and means OF closing I'D
about five hundred small theatres" where con-
certs are held and where moving pictures ara ev
hibited, Police Commissioner Bingham Dr Darling
ton of the Health Department; Acting 3&lief Rin5s
OF the Fire Department and several Tnanapere az
BfToadway theatres heli conference late yesterday
were discussed and Will be taken IN az spPptLa1
eonference which will be held in about week
AFTER the meeting II was announced thai the
FIRE Department had received many complaints
against the small amusement resorts on the ground
thaL tneT9 was no means of esc2De II a fire hrol-e
out out The Police Department has also received
complaints aDout young known az ''cadets'
freQuentlng such places and endeavoring IN get ac
anoes. ~ '''' Pei All M
The appearance Of managers Of Broadway thea
YES 8. caused some comment. but Commissioners
BlngEam explained that they protested againsf the
au a allowing these small places violate
sands OF dollars to 1--we up to the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
COLUMBUS ASKS STATE AID.
Ohio Governor Requested to Relieve Suffer-
ing in the Hooking Valley.

Columbus. Ohio. March 15-An appeal has
been made 20 Governor Harris for state aid 90
relieve the destruction in the Hooking Valley
occasiOned by the floods. Governor Harris was
in conference with Adjutant General Critchield
on the situation On account Of washouts. II
win be impossible 10 furnish the sufferers with
rief to-day. For the same reason the Pennsvl-
vania's eighteen-hour train between New York
and Chicago. was to-day sent by way of the
Panhandle road.
According TO S. c. Robinson. who returned to-
day from trip through the Hooking Valley the
damage done by the flood will reach SJ(e0GnO
Twelve persons were drowned at Athens and
three at NelsoDville There were many narrow
escapes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
HUDSON GEORGE Lecture on
THEATRE. II - ~ NJ A NJ sgThe yon,,u..
IFS. Morn n II IN IN ~ IN F1'o''
Mch. 10 at IL - - - To-day"
seats at % west 44th. Phone 1880 Bryant.
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
" ARSENAL BUILDING
FIFTH AVENUE AND SIXTY FOURTH STREET
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. THE CITY OF NEW
YORK
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES Will. BE received
Board the above Office OF the Department
Of Parks until 3 O'Clock D.
THURSDAY, APRIL IL, 1907
Borough q Manhattan
CONTRACT NO. Z.
FOR WORK AND MATERIALS FOR ERECTION AND
COMPLETION OF THE INTERIOR FINISH IN T4E
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY. ASTOR. LESOX
AND TTI.DEN FOUNDATIONS. FIFTH AVENUE.
FORTIETY AND FORTN-SECOND STREETS
The Security required viii be Four hundred thousand
The time allowed for doing completing the work
will be thirtysix CALENDAR MONTHS after notice 20
begin at the building has been given
The will be compared and the contract awarded at
a lump or aggregate sum
plans NAV BE blank forms may be obtained az
ONCE OF the Department Of Parks Arsenal Central
carrere Hastings 2S East Fortyhrst street. Man
For FURTHER PARTICULARS SEE THE CITY
MOSES HERMAN,
President:
JOSEPH T. BERRY.
MICHAEL J. kESSEDN.
Commissioners OF Parks
Dated March Q. 1901.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
CHINESE CREW OF GowANnuRN HERE

Thirteen OF the seventeen Chinese members op
the crew OF the steamer Gowanburn. which went
aground of Blue Point Long Island. Wednesday
night, were brought 10 New York on the United
States revenue cutter Mohawk last night and franS
ferrea to Ellis Island They Will be turned over to-
oay 70 inc British consulate. The Gowanburn is
now lying within stones throw OF the hescb
Big quantities OF wool have been removed from
her ana an enort will be made TO get her of al
high tide Captain Forbes and several of the
SnhaInen boarded the steamer again yesterday
cannot be saved - - A' NoNN oIIo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
LOCKOUT DELAYING STEAMERS.

Hamburg March l5.-The lockout OF the long
shoremen here is beginning TO delay the move
ments OF transatlantic vessels The Graf walder-
see. which is scheduled to sail next Saturday has
not yet finished discharging her cargo and her de-
parture will be delayed several days Several
steamers of the Cosmos and Levant lines also will
be delayed The shippers to-day offered the crews
or three french vessels lying in the harbor 81 60
man extra day 20 assist in discharging cargoes
This the men refused, giving their reason their
rights under the French law OF exemption from
performing dock labor 'i'i"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16

Anlusenents.


MFTROPoIITAN OPERA HOUSE.
This AfternoOu 2 MADAME BUTTERFLY
FaTrsr Homer; Caruso Straccari Ress. DufTtche Muh-
mann Begue Conductor. Vgna-
To-nisht 1pop pricesJ az s. TOSCA-Emma Eames.
JacOby: DippeL Scott. Dufriehe. Bars BeSue. Con-
ou sfPS ETG MARCH IT CPoP PRICEs). AT $50.
LAST BUT ONE SUNDAY CONCERT.
soIoists: Fremstad Kirkby-Lunn: Burgstaller. Van
Poov: Arthur HOchmann. Pianist Entire Metropolitan
OD4ra House Orchestra Conductor. Hertz
LAST WEEK OF OPERA SEASON.
Mon EvE, Mch. IS. az 8. AIDA-Emma Earnes
Homer; Caruso Stracciari. PlaneOn. Muhlmann- Con-
CUES Tuss ESg Meh 10 at $50 DAs RHEINGOLD-
Fremstad, Weed, Schumann- Heink. Alien. Ralph:
I3urgstaller Van Rooy, Gortz. Dippels RetsS Muhl-
mann Blsss Journet Conductor, Hertz.
Wed Evg.. Mch 20. at s. MADAME BUTTERFLY-
Farrar Homer: Caruso. seotti Reiss. Muhlmann. pu-
frfche, Bogus. Conductor, Vigna.
Gadsk Fremstad. Schumann- Heink: Sursstallers Van
Rooy. Blass. Conductor, Hertz.
Fri. Evg., Mich %. az 8. PAGLHACC-Farrars
Caruso. Straeciari Reiss Simard- Conductor Vigna-
Preceded by HAENSEL UND GRETE-MattSeld.
Alten. schumann- Eieink Weed; GOritz- COnd. Hertz
Mon Evs. Mob Is. at 7;so. ;sIEGEEIE9
Wed. Evg, Mch. q, at 1850. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
WEBER PIANO USED.
IRVING Place Theatre To-day; , 70 A y; Mario
Lowood." AZ 500. Evening. "Dio Doppel-Ehe."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
ACCIDENT TO BRITISH CRUISER.

Duke OF Edinburgh grounded this morning os sbo
was leaving the harbOr here. but subsequently, was
towed off without having sustained any damage
She was caught by strong tide which drove her
her anchors alone saved the warship from cTasRing
into the pier The falling tide left the cruiser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
THREE CENT FARES FOR THE WORLD
Mayor Johnson Also Thinks Them Vehicle
for Democratic Success.
[By telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Cleveland. March 15-"Three cent fare and
universal transfers" Mayor Tom L. Johnson
thinks is the political issue that can put the
Democratic party in power in Ohio ana in the
federal government
Asked IL he would appear before the com
mittee Of resolutions of the Democratic State
and National committees with a clause for three
cent fare and universal transfers. he said:
That's a good ways off. You know how I
stand en- the proposition. l shall certainly be at
both conventions good and strong Who knows
but 1 may be member of the resolution com
mittee?
The world will have three cent fare and uni
versal transfers soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
NEW TRIAL IN RlpcELY CASE

A new trial has been ordered In the case OF A
n Ridsely against Talbot Taylor and company 10
recover $4,000 Mr.. Ridgely in 1902 bought Southern
Pacific stock. he said, when Il was at GO ana
TO a. They refused. he said, and after that thss
Stock aechnsd. The case has been hanging in
me courts tor some time. The Kings CoInfv
courts gave Ridgely judgment for The entire
amount, but an appeal taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
PART OF FRANKFORT STREET CAVES IN
Big Hole Is Made and Gas and Water Mains
Break

About fifty feet of the middle Of Frankfort street
csVed IN last night. owing to the retaining wall in
IRONY OF deep excavation near William street
proving insuhicent 10 hold up the heavy body OF
SaI IN ana pavement at that point. sIx-inch water
AIatl DIoke and a Hood of water undermined the
ssarth below the snoring outside of the excavation
INTO which volumes Of city water soon poured To
ad1 70 the trouble three-inch gas service pipe
also broke at this point and the earth fell in leav-
ing a hole the width OF the street. WOrkmen
turned on the water and the gas and the block was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
HAIL INJURIES VIRGINIA HorgEDs.

Norfolk. Va, March B.-Early cabbage spinach
kale and tender plants stil In hotbeds were badly
damaged and IN some instances almost ruined
throughout the Norfolk County trucking belt lass
night by the severest haistOrm that has visited
this section IN nine years. II viii take from two
three weeks for the crops not completely ruined
% recover their growth and shipments to Northern
markets will be delayed accordingly. The tenn
lerature fell from e degrees yesterday 20 IS degrees
tks morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
FIRE ADDS TO FLOOD DISTRESS

wheeling w Va. March l6.-Ffres added
their horror 20 the stress Of flood in the Wheel
ing district tonight. causing loss OF s2JOONO
AZ Bridgeport. Ohio opposite Wheeling. lime in
water set IRE 10 the extensive plant Of the Scott
Lumber Company which was completely de-
strOyed, involving loss OF about SloO0OO The
fire spread 20 a number OF nearby houses which
were destroyed, and the total loss is SlgOGglO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
PLAN TO EXCHANGE TEACHERS.
German Ministry of Education May Send
Instructors Here.

Berlin, March ia representative Of the Prus-
sian Minister OF Education. addressing the APP
propriations Committee OF the Diet to-day. an
nounced that the Ministry intended to see II an ar
raugemenI couii be MADE with the school author
titles in the United States for exchange Of Ian
guage teachers. Germans being assigned TO teach
German in American schools and Americans de-
tailed by the school boards 10 teach English in
German schools Such exchange, the speaker
added had been found TO work admirably with
France bu: the plan had not been so successful in
case of Grenf Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
THREE HUNDRED REBELS KILLED
Dutch Forces Capture Stronghold on the
Island Of Celehes

Inc Hague March l5-An official dispatch re-
ceived here to-day from the Island Of Celebcs
Dutch East Indies. announced that the Dutch
troops had captured an important rebel strong
hold The enemy left $50 men dead on the feId
among whom were several rebel chiefs The
troops captured 200 women and - men The
losses OF the Dutch were insignificant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
FEW OF lENA's DEAD IDENTIFIED

Toulon. March l5.-OnIy hfty-eiebt hodia. bo,,o
been Identified OF the lO7 found in or about the hulk
OF the battleShip lena They have been placed in
coflns Tor the state funeral to-morrov which
President Fallieres will attend An the dead baS
been posthuLnously promoted so that the widows
anu other relatives viii receive larger Pensions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16

Washington. March 15.-Costa Rica's only
part in the present war in Central America is
that of pacihcator. according TO Mr. Calvo. the
Costa Rican Minister. who called at the State
Department to-day TO discuss the Central
American trouble
Dispatches received by the Navy Department
to-day show that the gunboat Paducah IS now
on its way from Guantanamo 10 Bluehelds
where It will cooperate with the Marietta IN
protecting American interests.
The announcement OF the declaration OF war
by Nicaragua reached the State Department 90
day through a dispatch from Mr. Ryder. the
American Consul at San Juan del Norte. Mica
ragua, which says that war was declared yester-
day, but does not say whether the hostities
are directed against Honduras alone or against
a group OF Central American republics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
RARE PICTURES SOLD.
Paintings Bring High Prices at
american Association auction.

The sale Of oil paintings and water colors which
was held last night at Mendelssohn Hall, under
the auspices Of the American Art Association net
ted SS4165 the highest price paid for any single
picture being $4,000 for Turner THE Battle Of
the Nile and Blowing Up Of LOrient" This paint
ing was purchased by T. J. Bakesles after spirited
bidding which started at 5000.
The next highest price was paid by tooth &
Sons. dealers who bought the painting "Therma
AntOninane' C'The Baths OF CaracalIa') by Sir
Laurence AIma-Tadema, fo- $4,000 Warner Van
Norden the purchaser OF several pictures, one
by Sir William Beechy, a portrait Of the Duchess
OF buckingham for which he paid S. 100; one by
Adolf Schreyer called The Raiders" for S. $50
and another. THE Edge of the Garden" by Daniel
Ridgeway Knight, for $1,000 Pictures by English
artists brought good prices. a Hoppner "A Por-
trait OF a Lady" going to Tooth & Sons for $500
while one by John Crone. The Old Windmill
sold to T. J. Blakeslee for S51OO
The list OF the highest priced pictures and their
buyers is follows:
Duchess Of Buckingham" Beechy: W Van Nor
The Ruins Aima-Tadema Myer H Lehman S SsSS
The The Noonday Rest L Aermt;te KnoedIer Co. 1900
The Advancing Foe schreyer; Tooth & sons 400
The The B Baeal PSass zism van SS
The Approaching storm. Jacque. Knoedler & Co 2 sO0
Venice" Thurlow: Graham T. Bandy ......' fi0S
s Apes narE9ss iar PafiPaaF Charlie. 2a"
The Nut Gatherers' Bonguereau: Holander ART OiO'
The Edge Of the Garden knight. W Van Nor -'0O'
den ........... 1900
Landscape and Cattle. Maris II. Rheinhardt . 100
inc Little GosspS Israeis r l. Dudley. $500
. me Afternoon Nap Neuhuys: knoedler & 2.EOO
The Churner Nouhuys. knoedler & Co......... 5000
. Ihe Timber Truck Mauyc; KnoedIer Co.. 5000
" The HAPPY Family. Neuhuys knOedler 3.OOO
The ttaroor iaTis, James c. SHEPPARD
me NeW 10y, NeuhCys' Tooth a. sons. g. 100
. Ine Seei'nan Neuhuys Tooth & sons $500
. The Grain Field constable: T J. Blakeslee SOD
PORTRAIT OF q LADY. Hoppner Tooth Sons. 1900
lie 'gId windmill. Crome T j. Blakeslee 800
The Baths Of CaTacalla,'' Alma Tadema. Tooth
Sons $780,. 1000
Ireulers Hijoux Bouguerreau Tooth i Sons. 1000
The Battle OF the Nile Tlrneg: T J. BIakesIee y OO,
Landscape and Cattle Gainsborough T J.
Bakeslee $500. 400
fiY-nN otner pictures 37il5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
VENEZUELA GOING TO THE HAGUE.

Washington. March .5-The Venezuelan r.eqat,on
has received advices from the Foreign once al
Caracas announcing that Venezuela WIZ be repre
sented at the Hague conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The CunaTd Liner Campania reported by wireless
last night $50 miles OF will nrob-
ably reach hec dock about to-day
The American Liner in communicative,
yesterday with the MarcOnl station at Sable Island she
Will probably reach 80 tomorrow morn
ing '
Inc French Liner La Touraine IN communication
Yesterday with the Aarcopt station Sable Island Sba
VII probnhly reach her dock ahnlt 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
WILLIAM o'BR1EN GETS DAMAGES.
"The Freeman's Journal Must Pay Six
Farthings in Libel Action.

Limerick. March 15.-In the action for libel
brought by William OBrien. Member Of Parlia-
ment for Cork. against The Freeman's Jour
nal" in which Mr.. O'Brien claimed S25. 600 dam
ages the Jury to-day rendered verdict for the
plaintiff. awarding him one farthing damages on
each OF the six counts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
WATER RIsIrG IN INDIANA.
Crest Expected to Reach Evansville the
Middle Of Next Week.

Evansville. IND. March I5-T7lere is no dim
inution IN the rate OF rise IN the river az this
point. The crest will be reached here some time
sn the middle OF next week II was predicted TO-
Gay that the maximum height will go over forty
Eve feet and nearly 90 the stage OF the January
rlRe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
CITY GETS BRIDGE SITE.

Steven B. Ayres has sold FOR a client a Mot ~
about seven lots az spuyten DuyVi 20 the city The
city WILL use the plot as site for an approach 10
the proposed Hudson Memorial Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS

Hawaii Japan Co,ea China and rb,, Close in New York
ppne Islands (vla San FTancIsco1 Msroh 90 49,
Australia Except West). Islands - AN'SO a m
and New Caledonia (via Vancouver
and Victoria. Il C)-AOFangi Narc, "a
Hawaii Japa1 Corea ana Chin March 26. 1890 m
San FFancISco)-Coptic. .......- - Narch On .n..
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islnnds ~ ~'' A~'SO m
(via San + nciscO)-E Empress OF Japsn Arr1 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
NICARAGUA'S VICTORY.
Belief That Honduras VIII Soon Sue
for Peace.

Managua. Nicaragua, March 15-The Mica
raguan government to-day issued decree rec
ognizng the provisional government of Hon
duras and declaring its members to be allies of
Nicaragua
The last battle fought between the Nicara-
guans and Hondurans was so decisively in favor
of the former that it Is believed It viii result in
bringing the TO an end General MelecIo
Merino and other Honduran officers were killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
ELIzABETHeRAp AGAIN QUIET.

Eiizabethgrad, March l5.-Tbere has been no
repetition of the anti-Jewish excuses Of two days
when rioters began beating Jews in the streets
and sacRing Jewish houses. The Chief OF Police
has ss ed strict orders his subordinates TO pro-
tect lives and property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
KING EDWARD SENDS A WREATH

Paris. March liking Edward who ;s a, R,s-.
ritz, has sent wreath to be placed on the graves
% tbs victims. His majesty will be represented 81
the funeral by naval attachs ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
Dpopos.Is FOR CIorH1No AND PIECE Goops

DRoPosAIs FOR CLOTHING AND PIECE GOODS
L Department Of the Interior Once Of Indian Affairs
plainly marked the outside OF the envelope Proposal
Tor clothing" addressed the 'Comuissssner og
indian Affairs. washington D. c. will be received at
the Indian once until o'clock OF Tuesd2S ksrch
no i9OT and then opened. for furnishing sI.dan
service with clothing and piece goods Bids be
made out on Government blanks. Schedules giving all
necessary information for bidders will DO furnished
application the Indian Once Washington. D. c. tbs
Indian Warehouses New York City Chicago. Ill :
St Louis Mo. and Omaha. Nebr The Department
right to reject and ell bids part
OF any bid. =. e LEUPP, Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
M1N1ATrRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise e12 sun Noon sets s:45 Moons ars
HIGH WATER
AMSandy Hook 800 gov Island e4OIfell Gate II "A
PI-Sandy Hook 93S Gov Island Hell Gaze II IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
SULTAN RECEIVES MR. LElsAmAn

Constantinople. March 15-The Sultan to-day
received the American Ambassador Mr.. Leish-
man. in private audience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-16
MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE.

MAMMAL A[N Sath 81 N - ~ q a..
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA
OSCAR HAGMEFtSTEIcs. ............. .Dtrect1-
TO-DAY. MATINEE az 2-DoubIs BiIi-SsE.
Sagnfs CAVALIER RUSTICASSA Mines RuSs
SeEerlna Siiacon!ai NM. Nentur1ni. Seveilhac. And
Leoncayallo's PAGLNACCI Nine. DonaIda; MS
Sasst Sammareo. Sevellhac. VenturinL ConductoFs
TONIGHT at s.15-Bizsrs CARMEN. Nine,
BFessleF- GianoIi ZepptIL Trentini Giaconia; NM
CLAN Conductor. Campaniui
THIS SUNDAY NIGHT AT 8;9O-SECOND
CANIPANINT GRAND CONCERT.
ENTRAORDISARY PROGRAMME arranged and
conducted by VI. CANPANINL
Soloists: Mines. RLlkert, Russ DOnaldRs Lep-
pill. GlacOnia; NM. Bnssl SammaEcO. GaIletti-
tiianOM. Altehevsky, OCCellier and the Entire Man
haitian Opera House Orchestra Spectal-IndaTn-
matus (Stab0t Matsrl. with Entire Manhattan Opera
chorus. POPULAR PRICES. soc SIS
Mines. PtnkeFt, GiacOnia; NM BOnci AFimOnd,
Gilbert Gianoli- Caletsi Fenturtni Fossetta Con-
ducsor. Campanini
WED. NIGH 90. at s:15-14th appearances Of
NINE. MELBA. Verdrs RIGOLETTO. Mines MeIba
Giaconia Severtna. Zaccarta: NM. B0nci. Ancona.
Artmondt MugnOz. FOssetra ResChiglian. Venturtnt
Conductor. CampaninL
FRI. MCH. sc. at s:15-Gounod's FAUST Gin
Ytalian). Mines Donaida- Zeppilli Giaconia: NM
Bassi Sammarco. ArimondL Fossetta- Conductor
san. MAE. NIGH. IS. at 2-First time FlOtov's
MARTA. Mines Donafda. De CisuerOs. Severinas
Zaecaria; NM. BOnct Arimoudt GaIlesti- GianolL
Mugn02. Conductor. Tanara-
SAT EVE. MCH- 2S. at S.15-Verdi's IL fRONA-
IUtfE- Mines Russ De Cisneros Zaccarta; N.Y.
DalmOres Seveihac Mugnoz. TecchL Conductor.
Ianafa Popular prices I5c IS. 90
SUN EVE. NCH- 24-Third Special Campanini
programme concert az popular prices
seats for All Above Now Selling