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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12

piy the treatments under the SUPER
visions oi the PHYSICIANS In charge
The idea OF the ,.uitarium uil. ae
o. receive patients who have Been
sent 80 the Institution Dy e uhys.liln
'nd follow nu. the PHYSICIANS lnstrae-
lions tgariing the treatment of th'
case II rurk.sh baths are prescribed
i"f q certain ease. l1r Turkish b1t
VIII pe administs @ bv an expert
The physician who referred the
unet e. treatment viii Doe inform
from time to tnIe or the prog
made The apparatus in the sauii
ium includes the latest improved FH-
sem Ray. used with much success ID
the London hospitals light being
ef the latest cures for certain forms
ot dtsease An N-Rsy machine.
trict leht hatf and machinery
giving moist and drt baths. ana
trteal treatment in am its forms.
rludiaE E%tlvaric. fafadir. sinusn
and static. hHte been Installed at -'-
.sanitarfun and have been found %
test our Very satisfactorily Tho
-rr cure as applied ~ Battle Gro
sanitari1m viii be ssed TO the BOW
Institution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
MILITARY BALL At
THE ARMORY WILL
Be ENJOYABLE
Social Function to Be
rendered Tonight in Honor Of
the Visiting Amy Men,

Th. National Gu.rt Arulor, wiI to-
haU
rendered ni HuHRhti ~
society leaders, in heBer of t1r visit
,rs wf1- rt, Arrangements fafr
,-t.
mutn r"eard 81" details ahA p prom
--s Goo by one of tH- most pleasant
,,. 40 tb. NECK nh. atr-
N- '''
floor ln Nrv MeNieo and r eaptoie
90 accommodating a Nriy ls~ca NUM-
rs. a,.r t,,
5t,t 49,
I'D. 3. t,~-i.b.5 ~ &,
.l ~h
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
NAT RE|SS AND HIS CARNIVAL
BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER
Genial Snowman on the Groun d With the SWEETEST Amusement
Organization That Ever Hit the Region; Coney Island,
Luna Park. the Midway and a Carnival Company All Com
bined: Big Crowd Packs tn e Plaza for Opening Night.

Nat Reiss ~ back IN town again.
It's good news for the town Every
body in Ncw Mexico knows Sat Reis
or knows Of him. for II was h- Hho
furnished tho bulls If IN. amusement
Tor three 81 the most successful fairs
Albuquerque ever had and he u tnet
In Albuquerque ready 20 lo his old
trick again just a little better than
ever before Tia. genial Snowman +
just as genial as ever. n. is d little
tit bigger around ti4a wti4t an3 his
smile Is a trlfio more expansive But
his sfoss IS about twice as hie as lt
ovrr was before and nlD twiee az
good
Il haven't got al THE shows Ho
yet said SIR Rc.sa molestly M
night as BE- stood outside tho manae
crs tent IN the Carnival plaza. naieh-
ing the crowds surge into th. twenty
add shows in fun operation "Ns
wiz have tho rest ~ them gp tumof-
row morning but we Were 60 Httie DIT
hurried TODAY. Yes. SIS "a good carr
niyai crowd The best ! over had
and we've been plagiHg "a great burst
ness every w here this summer III
looks ~ n we might do q pretty fair
business In Albuquerque and fh=
manager looked again 10 sec tho tick
IT takers getting busy "tuyvay it's
nice "a Dee back in Albuquerque and
among old friends
Nat Reiss ls right H bias rur Hud
away the best carnival company ever
brought 70 Albuquerque II is r0m
plete enough for a full sized midway
"a u wcrid's fair. and every show IS
good, They are 400 There from tbs
confttti salesman to the only orleinaf
Ensco, ~he eats 'em alive One may
4 trip 10 the orient. with 6 true
oriental accompaniment. or see All
the sights NJ gay Paree There Is d
animal shoW and q full one
circus Drcamland. Luuettt
ihe original Lunette. the minstrel
show~there Is no uss going through
ne whole list Of them. they are at
here and every show IS nov. clean
the right sort. Some of the
stunts have never he'sn seen here be-
lore. or for that matter anywhere ont
side ~ Nat Keiss's company. for the
manager Is original and inpents some
hing ncw every little while The free
ittractions. FOR Instance are right
There are the diving dogs q
cap for III, by a woman hat Is thrill
and one Of the best aerial irapeze !
ever seen here
Taken all ia all II ls "A ran fiedHsd :
in itself ana VIII draw big crowds g
rom start 10 finish
The staft-oG last night was encour q
.ging. From the time Tho lights wrrcIo
Il early in the evening until 1eli j.
'clock. the plaza WAS crowded ana r
shows we're crowded IL makes d q
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
HAGERMAN FUNERAL
TOMORROW
Remains of the Great Pecos.
Valley Builder TO Be Laid to.
Rest in Milwaukee WedneS-
day.
nv Morning Journal special Leases wlrI

Milwaukee WIS pct II.-Th, ru-
neral of the late James j Haeerman.
of Roswell. y Al. whose death oc-
CURED recently in Milan. Italy. where
De- had one FOR the benefit of his
health. wiz TAX place IN this city
" Wednesday oct la The remains VIII
reach Miiwaukte tomorrow afternoon
accompanied by the widow ana Mr.
Aagermans sons. Herbert J. HaEer-
man OF Roswell and Perez Hlsermau
o- Colorado Springs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12

sherin 70 Denny arrived last Night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
Will Last a Lifetime

of the hard.coated dishesEused in
preparation Of meals allowed minute
bu, dangerous particles of foreign
matter to become mixed with the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
Cheapest Because Best

ERE at last, is the ideal kitchen
and Cooking utcnsIl
WARE THAT WEARS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12

This project viii reclaim 60. 600 acres
~ land on the Pccos river south az
Fort sumner 1T conflicts With recent
filings by \. a. Jones OF Las Vegas,
Tor The reclamation of lands north OF
Fort Sumner.
The Carey act board viii soon ask
for bids for the construction OF the
irrigation system under the Carey act
Engineer sullivan tnday approved
the application Of Charles Springer II
Ctmarron for IS second feet 81 the
Rio HOndo in Taos county. 10 DE- util-
lied 90 develop 1000 horsepower. The
project demands an outlay Of &2eo. 900
and wul include an earth dam forty
feet high. ff5 feet long 1t the top ana
80 feet ~ the bottom It VIII De rip
raped with rocks. The approval IS
subject Go prior rights and to provi-
sion that The Hater Is returned % tho
stream within SEQ feet below the pow
er house
The application of B. +. ORenby Of
Lordsbnrg. Grant county. for six soc-
oHd foet OF food waters from arro5as
near Lordsburg 10 lrrig4te 461 acres
of land at "a cost of $500 was also
approved by the territorial engineer.
Noiarie~ Public Appointed.
Governor Curry today appointed the
ie1loui Ing uolaries public. J ; Hart
man. Aztec. san Juan county Evari-
sto Grireo. Sau8. san Miguel county
George H. French. Roswell. chavez
county and George Carter Hunt. SJl-
fanit. Grant county.
Medical Board in Session.
The territorial board Of health ana
medical NamiHefs IS in session today
the capitol About twenty appli-
eants FOR license to practieye in New
Mexico are being examined To- the !
Hell OF Representative. President 4
y Hart If Ration presided. Secre-
J. a. Massie and Treasurer W
b. Radcliffe were present. Mrs. A.
Leesou acting IS stenoerapher.
District Court.
lu The district Of Torrance
county. The J Miller company Of
today filed suit against J..
! Adams of Eatancia on an open ac-
count for ff61 "a.
btIegatc~ T. Deep Waterway Con-
IGNITION.
Governor curry today appointed tho
5oiiovlnE delegates IT, tho Fourth Au-
1ual Convention Of ihe Lakes 70 me
iuii-Deep Waterway association at
orleans. Louisiana 90 October
which WIFI be attended by Prrsi-
Ient Tart. r. r. Catron IT S4nta ],
IS Fleming Jones' of Las Cruces
Francis Tracy Fobin of Philadelphia
Contracts for Heating.
saturday afternoon the county com
ioasrs mst and opened bids far
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12

Tonight ut the ST. Johns NJ f.
church "a public farewell reception is
to De rendered Eev E G. Anderson.
who Viii shortly depart for his new
field of labor The reception is sehe-
dul.d 10 begin at seveu-thirty and
everybody is invited t. be- present
The ladies OF the church win serve
r~efrashments.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-12
CONSOLIDATED LIQUOR CO.
U~f-hIII.N IN
WINES. LIQUORS & CIGARS

We handle everything in our line.
Write for Illustrated catalogue and
price list, issued 10 dealers only.
Telephone 1913.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
H.lINS TO GO on STAND.
Defence Gets .inOther Witness on
Time of Shooting.

..-rborp-on ! Hams will be the principal witness
tor tho defence on Monday said John =. McIn-
t,,ra chief counsel for the defence the Hains
r,,,rdar trial After the state has finished cross
exan,ioinc General Hains l shall have a few more
questions to ask him in redirect, after which We
shall call the defendant
IRA G Darrin. who District Attorney Of
0uaans until Yesterday morning and who is still
IN charge Of the prosecution of Hains, work
ing hard Yesterday over elaborate preparation
ror the cross-ex animation Of the defendant. This
,,rar,ar,tion is being made regardless Of Mr.. Oar
rlr's belief that the defence will not venture to
,,Iace Thornton J. Hains on the stand II was re-
+,,r+a,i yesterday that Mr.. Dauin would endea Nor
80 oct testimony from the defendant regarding the
details of the Hampton Roads killing for which he
was tried and acquitted several years ago.
NJ Darril turned his Office yesterday 10
,;. erccessor Frederick A. DE Witt The latter
- :. clear that he would not only not interfere
=, or,- manner with Mi. Darrin in the prosecution
- the case but that he would be present in court
90 assist in any way possible. He said he would
,,ffr ~ every expense Mr.. Darrin incurred.
A.,nrneys on both sides of the case spent the
,oI,Say at work Mr. Mcintyre was at his own
-, .s,iug witnesses for the defence. one Of his
t.ito-s said A friend who is in city department
n1 co,,ld NOT leave his job yesterday was near
,ba F,ayeide Yacht club during the shooting of
trfu, !. Annis by Captain Peter {. Hams on
,t,,,,s, II and heard all the shots. He would
testif,, that the- were fired rapidly tIa: II Was
OH over while he was turning hs neAu 20 ascer-
tain where the sound came from.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
KILLED ON FERRYBOAT
Horace S. Bradford, Mining Erpert
and La7cyer. FelIed by Truck.

Knocked down and over by big Adams
Express Company truck as he was trying TO run
across from the mems 10 the women's cabin on
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad ferrybOat yesterday
morning. Horace :. Bradford. a lawyer and
mining engineer sixty-nine years old was taken
to the Hudson Street Hospital where he died in
two hours He had broken leg, two broken
ribs and internal injuries.
The ferryboat Chicago had just docked In the
Cortlandt street slip when Mr.. Bradford tried to
cross between the two cabins directly in front
of the heavily loaded truck The wagon had
started to leave the boat and the driver was
unable to check his horses in time to save the
old man William Roitz, Of No. 304 Schermer-
horn street. Brooklyn. the driver of the truck,
and Patrolran James @. Gallagher. Of the
Church street station. rushed to the mans
sistance. and he managed to tell them his name.
He also told his age and said he lived at No 313
York street Jersey City.
Reitz was arrested by Policeman Gallagher
charged with assault. and later paroled by Mag
istrate Moss after being arraigned in the Tombs
police court. When news was received that
Bradford had died the charge against Reitz was
changed 10 a technical one ~ homicide and Gal
lagher was sent out 10 find and rearrest him.
MI Bradford was born in Yarmouth. Ne. His
early years were spent in Providence where his
father was Baptist minister. He was educated
in the public schools Of Providence and re-
Cefved the degree Of a. r. from Brown Uni
versity. Later he took course in law in this
city and was admitted TO the bar He pra ctised
LAW for a short time and then turned his at
tention TO mining projects. in which he
actively engaged at the time Of his death. He
married in early life Miss A. F. Monks, who
with son, Harold Standish Bradford,
broker living in Glen Ridge. y. J. survives him
He had lived in Jersey City for about five years
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
NO FUNDS FOR INTEREST.
atlanta, Birmingham & 4tIantiC
Fails to Make Payment.

Boston Jan. I--TTolders Of the 20-year > per cent
bonds IF the Atlanta. Birmingham & Atlantic Rail
road Company. an enterprise largely financed by
Boston capital, found presenting the January
coupons at the Old Col,ry Trust COMPANY today
that the interest not being paid. The only
reason assigned no funds. The company :
officers I'm conference with attorneys this al
tcrnoon. The railroad system is practically new
and * not yet in complete operation.
BY interests associated with the property the rea-
assigned for the non-payment OF the January
interest is that tla road Yet had an OPP
rorunty get satisfactorily started.
The atlanta Birmingham & Atlantic Railroad
Company Incorporated in Georgia in 1895 In
1895 the company consolidated without changing the
with the Atlantic & birmingham Railway
Company. In all there CAS- miles of road. The
company has also steamboat lines connecting
Brunswick Ca. with New York. Havana and other
points
There are outstanding &25in0.f00 Of capital stock
including 100000 preferred entitled ; per cent
cumulative dividends and s25.GO010 common Ine
bonded debt includes $8173H00 thrty-vcar gold
per cent bonds dated January /. 1906 this being
part Of authorized issue of s2)ogGO0o. OF which
81 $4,000 issued in exchange for equal
amount of Atlantic & Birmingham Railway pre-
ferred stock. and S4a9ooGo reserved to retire
an equal amount of Atlantic & Birmingham Raj
the January coupons remain unpaid The default
does not affect ii is understood the holders OF the
100000 first gold IS Of the OLD Atlantic q Birm-
fngham Railway.
The president Of the Atlanta, Birmingham II At
Iantic Railroad Company IS II. NJ Atkinson. of
Atlanta. who in Boston to-day colferrlnS With
persons interested in the coupons.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
AMERICAN COPPER PRODUCTION.
Last Year Likely TO Show an Increase
Over 1907

Washington Jan. According to bulletin Of
the United States Geological Survey. 20 the cop
rer Industry of the United States the wear EH
MAS q period Of gradual recovery from the severe
I.uressou suffered IN the last part Of 1891 Many
PRODUCERS that had greatly curtaied cr even sis-
uorded production III that year began again 10 In
--aa@.. output practically at the opening of l+a.
aud in spite Of the low price of the metal nearly
al the important producers of 1857 were in opera
tion throughout most Of 1905. and few new COM
p-nios began production dun ing the year The rate
of production has been steadily increasing and is
now greater than at any other time in the history
industry
The production OF copper IN 1905 has been asce"-
timed hy l.. G. Grafton. Of the United states
Geological Survey. through personal interviews and
teIegraphc communication during the last days of
the year. Except small company. all prOduc 'rs.
of blister ana lake coDoer have furnished Their
latest exact figures. In most cases for eleven
months together with estimates of their produc-
tlon for the remainder OF the year. If these esi-
mates are realized the production of blister and
lake copper 1875 from ores mined in the United
States will be greater by about 59oN.e01 pounds. or
between and per cent. tnan that in 1901 which
was SsS996, ,i9l pounds.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
METZ SHAKES UP HIS DEPARTMENT.
Shifts Two McCarren Men, and Plans Some
Future Changes

Controller Metz last night announced number
Of changes in his department They will take the
interested ones by surprise. as nothing was said
about IL beforehand TO any
John MorTissey Gray has been shifted from col
lector Of city deputy collector OF arrears
in Brooklyn. Thomas !. brennan. collector Of
arrears. has been appointed collector Of taxes
James 3. Bouck. who has been collector Of taxes.
has been eppoint Ted an auditor Oliver z. Stanton,
who for a year two has been an auditor, has
been appointed an expert accountant Peter Atken.
an expert accountant. has been shifted TO collector
ee city revenue
More changes coming. The Controller said
he expected to carry out number Of reforms pro-
posed by the Bureau of Municipal Research. He
distributed yesterday the printed report Of the
Controller for the year 1907.
John Morrfssey Gray and James p. Bouck are
NcG,arren district leaders in Brooklyn Mr. Gray
once ran for County Register. and was defeated
through the efforts Of his nephew, John j Nc
Garry He IS the leader Of the sth District.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
PRIEST CAUSES CHAUFFEUR S ARREST
Monsignor Edwards Now Seeks Another Said
70 Be Concerned in BOYS Death

siCnor Edwards or st. Josephs Roman Catholic
Church in Waverley place. Preston ". Strong OF
No a6 West e4th street. held in 500 ball by
Coroner Shrady yesterday in connection with the
death Of Harry Schwartz. a boy who vas killed
nv an automobile Novenber 4 last. The boy
was riding bicycle in Waverley place when re
vas knocked down by one machine and thrown
under the wheels OF another.
Monsignor Edwards saw the accident. and al
though both machines sped away he determined
70 have tho offenders punished Charles Trawin.
alleged to be one OF the chauTeurs. vas arreste ed
in December through the activity of the priest
and held IN 5000 hall Tor the action Of the grand
iur but that body failed 10 act
The chauffeur OF the second machine spoken
Of during the Coroners inquest 'Smithy." and
MOusignor Edwards is making diigent search
for him. Strong arrested AZ the automobile
sroU on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NINIArHE AI.NfAN

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sur-is. 7;24 Sunset Moon sets Noon. az. 10
HIGH WATER.
A M-Sardy 4O5 IsIard AS Hell Cat. s u
P M-Sandy : - Island sos Hell Ciate So
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday. January l, 1909
ARRIN ED

Steamer Grecian Prince Brj. Naybr santos Decem-
b.r . Rio de .Ianeiro IL Barbados "a q Paul =
Gerhard & Co with coffee. Arrived at the Bar at
80 m.
26 and Queenstown -. the Cunard Line with pas
and mdse. Southeast q Fire Island
steamer Potomac BIZ. Whyte. Avonmouth Decem-
Der IL Philip Ruprech in ballast South
OF Island o
steamer Parimo tBrD, Mann. Demerara December -
barbados 2l Dominica GuadelOupe Martinque
81 Antigua ard :: Kits "a 81 CroiX ST Thomas
%. to a Z Outerbrdg- & 90 with passenger malls
and rudsa Arrived a the Bar at $50 a
Steamer Pawree Rich. PHILADELPHIA to the Clyde
SIS Co with rndse. PassAi in Quarantine 81 D m
Steamer Princess Anne, Tapiey. Newport News and
Norfolk to the Dominion SIS co. with
and mdse Passed Quarantine az 2:34 . N
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
7RANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In New
Hawaii tvia FTanCsCO) da Jan. $50 m
Hawaii Japan Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands VITA san FrancisCol-Si-
Beria Jan. = $50 p m
New Zealand, Australia t"XCept WesD.
Via San Francisco,-G Smeric 10 $50 m
IanaIl Corea. Chita and PhipIine ISL
ands SeattIel Kagl Mart. Ian. H. $50 m
japan. Cnrea China and Philippine Isl
Empress Of CEina Jan. % $50 p II
dressed oniy1 VITA Tscomsj-Tnn. 80 $50 p m
Tahiti Marqucsas Islands Zealand
nd Australia Except W~sti tvia san
Trancsooi~ ~Maripcsa Jan ~ G:co . N
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
SAILED.
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Parahyba pec S0-Cas;fsn Prince tBr) New York
Por said Ian Enroll tBrD. New Ycrk Asiers for
Saigon and bangkok.
VaIDaraiso Dec 31-C9pac tBr). New York
Jamalca Jan 1-Tagus trl, southampton via Barbados
colon etc York.
LIVERPOOL Jan l-Cltonia tBr). New York.
SAILED.
Port Natal Dec 3O-Indrapura tBr). York and
folk Manila.
Shanghai sIIndrawadi CBrl. Yokohama Cor Boston
and York.
Naples Dec 29-Re d'Itala OtaD Genoa for New York.
Para Dec 3O-Veraston tBrI, Barry for New York
Iyerpoo Jan Celtic tRrl New York via Queenstown
kingston Jan Trent Brl. New York for Southampton
Colon.
ColastIne. Dec S1--ZInssrs tBrl. New York.
PASSED.
scily Jan I-Promet theus Ger. from New York
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
II muSem ents.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE

GRAND OPERA SEASON. IsOs-I90s.
THIS AFTERNOON at 3 uADAMA BUTTERFLY
MINES FarraT. Fornis: NM Martin. Scott Con-
luctor- ToscCnrf
TONIGHT at :. At popular p-fces-LA TRAvIATA
Nine nj PasGuaU sde6u5>. NM Bonct- Campanari
Rossl- 'CuG-. -per-fuO-
SIN. EyG.. JAN. 8. a. $50 o'clock-GRASD POP
UIAR CONCERT. Soloisrs- Mme- Rappoli
Gay. KaschovsEa, I'M Quartz Hinckiey, Sots G
NOS. EVCi-. JAN 4. a. : - TRISTAN und ISOLDE
Mines F-e1.s,ad- Homer: NM Schnedes Feinhsls
Bass oo1dGc-or- Mahier
WE'D. EN(i-. IAN s. at s-----..------- la WALIT
First pe-forlnance IN America Mines Dss.ins
Ra1zenbA-S- L'EIutlI.er; NM Martin. Au7ato Car
ran1-t RossL Corductor. ToscaninL
Thu r.. FFGi.. JAN. : at 1-sj- DOT BILE Bill L
T'ELIsIR D'AHORE- Nine sernbrich: Nm Boaci
Campanari. Pa.s-na- Followed bE PAGLIACCI
Miss Farrsr, Nm Martin. Scotti. CanDana-f- Con
rT.IoI FRJ Eve H2e'JIS J.S am,
Mines Emma Eamss- F1ahaut debut, NM Ca-1so
s--ato pifur. COndu-to-. TosCaninf
SAT. MAT. JAN. 0. at 2-TIEFLASD CMARTA
or THE LOWI4ANOSI- Nine Destinr: Nm
Schneles Feinhals. Hnckiey. Conductor. Hertz
SAT EVG. JAN Q. Pop Prfcssl go FAUST
Emes. Fa-rar. Fornia: NM Martin. Note Didur
Conductor. Spetriuo-
- BROOkLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Mines Emma Eam-s. Cav, MN Caruso. Campo
na--. RoSSt C0rfy@to-. Spetrtno-
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
MANHATTAN
~ OPERA HOUSE.

GRAND OPERA SEASON 1sos-s.
TODAY MAT. 2-OTHEILO. NINE MELBA.
Nine Doria, NM zenatello: San!rnarco. Tenturini.
Ne sarIIroIa trabhs Mus dir Campani1i
TO-NIGHT n s-LUCIA. NINE. TETRAZZINI.
NM Constantine. Posse. ArimondL Dl--. Cam
Panini ..r., oo~-c-
x1 so SISCHA EIMAN and Miscellaneous program
Artists. Mile Gervlle- R.ache. Mines. AEostineili.
Nnriska- AIdrich NM. TaccsHi. Parola Visuius s1i
the entire Manhattan Opsra Orchestra
NEXT WEEK
MON.-OTHEILO. MME. MEIBA. Nine Doria.
ZenateIIo. SamnaTcC- De S~gurols- Crsbbe.
Mus dir Campanni.
mis- season MISS MARY GARDEN. Miles Ger
VILE Reacle Trentini; NM. Dalmorss, Dufranns.
yieuiIle Crahbe. Mus. dir. Campanini
FRI-THE TALES OF HOFFMAN, Nine, Espi-
nassc ZeppuH Trentiri Dora, Marsha -AI6-ich.
MN DaInores Eenaud. Gilbert Crahb@. Gianol.-
CaUetti. Cond.. Charlier-
SAT-. MAT: at 2mRELLEAs and MELIsaSDE-
MISS MARY GARDEN. Miles CTerviIIe- ReacHs.
Trentiui. NM. Dalr1ores Dufrs nns VieuiIIe Cra5be
SAT- NIGHT az : ,DoubIe RtID-CRIsPINo F
Ia COMARE (hrSt time this NINE.
TFTRAZEINI: Nm. Sammarco. ArirondL GfauoIi-
GalIetti. Mus dr. Campanni Followed by Ia
MORT DE CLEOPATRA (Classic Dance invented
10y Mile Odette Vslery). Music by Louis Cannes
Mile Odette EnIsrv. Cond.. Par-Ii
Seats All Above Now Selling
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
1feetingS.

ELECTION OF TWENTY MANAGES, - - ,srss
y New YORK Institution for tne t.s Tasttu.loa
1--1Ar.o-. - election will he held At tn n ma
.trh Street aud 9th AvenuH- at ltSu' ,ooa
. :. - Vx-s5res,4sv January 6th- l9e@
CHARLES H MARSHALL Se~-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02
WIRELESS REPORTc

The cedric. reported easr of sand, Hook
al yese'rday is expected % dock about m
The Rynisu reported I7u miles cas-. ~ cape Race
a. '.l5 yesterday. - eIpr-teI dock about N
VI
The MinHetonka reported $50 miles Of Sandy
Hook at Nantucket Lightship al $40 a yeste-1ay
expected dock about DAY,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-02

steamer creole. Jacobs New orleans December -.
the southern Pacific Co with passengers and mdse
~ bv wi telegraph having passed
RarneEat a - 80
steamer PathnndeT Hughes. Guanica December -,
10 the New York and Porto Rico IS co. with sugar
Arrived at Ba- at IL m 3lst.
steamer frances ,-.crl. Stabel MacOris December
~ TO Hugh Kelly & 90. with sugar. Arrived az the
December to James w Elwell < 60. with mCse-
Pas In Quarantine 9:t5 n
steamer Atlanta, smith savannah Decen-
ber to the 20. with passengers and mdse.
Passed in Quarantine J:3b m
steamer Chesapeake. Hastings. Baltimore. New
York and Baltimore Transportation Co. with mdse.
Passed Dua-anttns so a m
SAILED.
steamers Jefferson. Norfolk: Navahoe. Georgetown.
=: Arapahoc Charleston: RisIey tBrl. MOntevid~o.
Dora T{aItea tItaib. Orleans. Enfield
ark: Nashona ,Brl. Melbourne: Siam tAustl Saylu-