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New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
NEXT WEEK AT THE OPERA HOUSES
Revivals of Two Italian Operas at Metropol-
-"Campanini" Night.

Next week the nineteenth OF the season at the
Metropolitan Opera House, the list OF operas Which
will have had at least one presentation thls year
will be increased by two. though parts OF ootn OF
these were included In The farewell appearance OF
Nine Sembrlch on the local operate stage on the
evening of February 6. These are Donizettfs Don
Pas1llaIe' and Rossinl's III Barbiere di SlVlGLa'
in both Of which Mime. di PasquaH will have the
chief woman's part The former viii be sung on
Wednesday evening" and will be followed by 'Pag-
uacci" RossnTs opera will be given on THURSDAY
evening with Nine. di Pasquah in the part OF
Rosina Following 1t the bill Will be 'CaFaI-
Ieria rusticana."
on Monday evening "FalstaT will be repeated
with the original cast Die Mesterstnger VIII be
sung without cuts on Tuesday evening Thls per
formance VIII begin at $50 in the afternoon After
the first act there viii intermisslon for an
ner and the second act viii begin at 6;4o on Fri
day evening Mr. Mailer Will conduct another per
formance of lie Nozze dI Figaro 'Siegfrled
will be the bill on Saturday afternoon and Manon,
at popular prices on Saturday evening. Mr.. Hertz
will conduct the former and Mr.. Spetrino the lat
ter At the concert next Sunday evening the SOLO
lists announced are Nine. MOrena. the Misses
Sparkes and Won Niessen-Stone and Messrs. An
thes, Quartz and Gortz. Mr.. Spetrino vii! be the
conductor.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

Of the effect to appeal to the discerning The SYM
phony benefits from the device.
hurried word OF comment on the performance
in conclusion II was thoroughly worthy OF the
composition and in the highest degree honorable TO
Mr. Damrosch We cannot recall an earlier
occasion on which his nuscianship shone in so hne
a light The symphony from beginning to end was
srIa-5t5,,. ,,o-fo-roa7 H E. K.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
MUSICAL NOTES.

The choir of Calvary Baptist Church, whlch Is
composed of 125 voices. and which was heard last
night at the concert OF the Symphony Society OF
New York In Carnegie Hail. will give Its third an
nual concert under the direction Of F. NJ Bowman
in the church on Thursday evening. April y JOSEF
I.hevinne. pianist, win also take part
Nine Marcella Sembrich has engaged Francis
Rogers barytone for the concert tour which she Is
TO make in this country next season.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

government. amounting to almost $4,000 a year,
bestowed upon his grandfather by Napoleon in rec
ognitlon Of his victories at the time when he
ated MIN Duke Of Wagram But the annuity,
like all the others that figured on the Grand Live
De France" as bestowed by Napoleon, has been
commuted-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

Gleason. Kate.
cEAIGon Tuesday morning % MsEe9 i, L. r. Re- AsSasi Aas
services Thursday at o'clock nom Methodist Epis-
tTain ga' IeaTin BaEssy Street p oeiock
DE vALLANT-March Is. Isidors z. De Valiant, Of
Montysle j. beloved husband Of AdeIins De ySllSn5 AM
241 West 23d Frank Campbell Buildins). Wednes-
MScog Say sggs . So close s M66yss n j. and all Red
Men respectfully invited
DoTzAUER-on Monday morning March = 10 isos "a as
W DotzaueE. aged 81 years Requiem Tls; mass -,
morning. March IS 10 O'CLOCK InteEn1snt Calvary
speetfuIy invited
DoYLE-On March I5 1909 Edward. beloved husband q
Elizabeth Doyle. Funeral from his late residence No
I29 Il Place BROOKLYN. Thursday March IS
at 2 D. m. Relatives and friends invited to attend
DUNNE-on March 15. Ellen. widow Of Bernard Dune
will take place from the residence OF sister Mrs
Mary Dunno. No Is6 Nelson St. Brooklyn on Lnnrs-
tery. a!; &C.
y M9E:h arch T. 1909 xs :; her cs Tss6fns 6 5as
OF Augustus Gaylord in the s4th year OF her . asg-
5TayIor Chapel. on Friday. March ls 1903. at II
o'clock a. m Interment at Torrtnston- Conn
OIL OF t e a9 az inyts to attend her funeral from
day. March IS, at p m
HARRIs-suddenly. on Sunday. March "A 1909 Herbert
March -. r. at oeioe his late residence No ss1
Jefferson ave. Brooklyn
IOVELI-CCu Tuesday. March Is. lSO1 or pneuInonsA
William Perkins Howell in his I'D year FuneraI
services from HIS residence No 223 Beoford
Park Boulevard. Bronx. on THURSDAY March u lSOV.
l O'Clock D Veterans OF the Itn ttesImsnt' ~
G.. 5 y Y and members OF Lafayette Post, NO
40 c. A. r. are invited Intsrment at KensieO
NEyIN-On Monday. March 10. at the Berkeley. No %
ave. Key Nevtns daushter o. me lSt9
William r md Mary NevLns. of Baltimore ru-
neral services the University Place Presoyterian
church N Wednesday. March II IntsTnnent
private Philadelphia Baltimore papers please copy
PHELAN-On Monday. March Is John Phean. in his
e6th year York and sandy HOOK pi0tl
FrneraI services rsstdence. No 5e4A Isf-
farsOn ave. Brooklyn, Wednesday, March II N
7:30 2. n
PRICE-March Is 1909. at vincenrs Hospital after
lingering illness. william Fl. Price OF the iars
Hiram Price, ashngtOu. D C Notice OF flneraA
hereafter
TOEDTEBE.RG-On Monday. March Is. 1893. Augustus
TCadsberg IN the S5th year OF his Funeral ser
vices viii be held his late residence No 20 NaI-
1erbilt ave, Brooklyn or wednesday evening Aarca
& o'clock Interment private Kindly oratt
aousrs Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
MRS ELlNoR MAC cARTNEY LANE.

I.ynchburg Va March I6.-Mrs Elinor MacCart-
nev Lane died here late last night She had been
I'll for several days and her way South. with
her husband DR.. Francis r. Lane. to recuperate.
The body will be taken TO Washington D. c., for
burial.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

highest temperature yesterday. 43 degrees; lowest
sVeraRe 3S; average for corresponding date last
year Az average corresponding date OF last thirty
years, Is co,da-.
wiEdS
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

The nearest approach to novelty at the Mahhat-
fan Onera House during the twentieth and last
week Of the season will be the singing week
from next Friday night of the prologue from
Boito's ..Mefistofele' in which Mr Arlmondl VIII
be supported by the full chorus OF the Manhattan
.s night has been set apart "Campanini
night The singing OF Boito's music Will be pre-
c, led by a performance of 'salome" with the
usual cast.
On Monday night Mscha Elman VIII play 'ne 50
called Meditation" intermezzo for solo NloHh IN
'"ThaIs" Nine. TetrazzIni VIII also have two rare
well appearances of a season, as Will MI Constah-
tno both in La Traviata," the opera announced
for Wednesday. and in Lucia di Lamnernoor'
the bill for Saturday night. Saturday afternoon
there will be a performance Samson ct Della,
in which Miss Gerville- -Reache will sing, as on
other occasions this season, the part Of the Phiis-
tine sorceress.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
SpeciaI Notices.

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CEMETERIES
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

I readily accessible BY Harlem train rom Grand Central
Jerome avenue troleys and oJ sar
rd.SS cts sf59 up Telephone ASS ransrcy for Boo3
of Views or representative -. 49,.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Wsshington. March I6
The area Of Hight snow covered the Missouri and
pper Mississippi valleys and western lake region on
Monday extended Tuesday the eastern lake region
and ohio Valley attended by temperature Frost
Vas again reported generally in the Gulf states Tues
dav morning During Wednesday the u precipita-
ton will extend the north Atlantic states pare
,,atr. danression appeared Tuesday the Pacific
states This depression will move eastward over the
and Rocky Mountain districts wednesday. the
central valleys and region THURSDAY and reach the
Atlantic seaboard Friday preceded and attended by pre-
in northern districts VIII be IN the
sorr of snow Present conditions indicate that the fall
following depression sfin not he
marked and during the coming week temperatures
he mill generally OF the Rocky Mountains anu
"oo FOR the season In California Arizona and New
Mexico
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UNDERTAKERs.

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private Rooms. private Anbulanees Tel lS<A Cheas~
R.x stephen Merritt. the world known undss-
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Forecast for Special Locnties.-For New England.
rain or snow today fair and warmer Thursday brisk
southwest o winds
For Eastern York Eastern Pennsy iyanla and New
Jersey snow hurTies and colder to-day thursday fair
Ia yarner: moderate to brisk west winds
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17
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charge.
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FLORISTS.

CHOICE FhEoI
AT LENTESN PRICES
BROWERS. AS 9th Avenus
Tel 679T-SSth
-op.y TRIRrTFS. Artistic Floral Cssket Covers
M EforaI Co 2O2 Tel. 6sss Madison 81
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

IocaI Official Record.-The following official record
90 the weather bureau shows the changes in the
tr,nerat1re for the twenty-four hours. IN com
oarison with the corresponding date of last year;
New-York tribune., 1909-03-17

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09

W. 3. Hibbs & Gothic Interboro
preferred appeared to be particularly
heavy, and il looked as IL some OF the
spectators who had freely bought this
stock on tips in the past couple OF weeks
were more or less anxious to get out as
they could not see how the sale OF
SO, 000, 900 Interboro Rapid Transit bonds
was much Of an argument in favor Of
higher prices for their stocks. The argu-
ment for advance it viii be remembered
was that the Morgan house was begin
ming TO take a substantial interest III
the local traction system. and the pur-
chase Of the bonds shows the nature
Of that interest.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
HOUSE ONCE MORE
GETS TARIFF BILL


They considered the question of what
action to take and it was agreed that if
The motion lOr the previous question on
The adoption Of the rule could be beaten,
Dir. Norris should make d motion to
gree 10 the reductions made 4u the bill
by the Senate before sending the bill
10 conference.
This morning the Insurgents admit
ted that they had little hope of beating
the previous question. but they an
nOuneed they would try 10 and thought
u possible they might succeed. Their
rear, frankly expressed, was that II il
was seen the motion for the previous
question Oh the rule was to be beaten.
enough Democrats would iOin the Can
non forces 10 adopt the previous cues
ton and the situation would then be
tied up ia a knot.
The House met again AT 1 O'Clock and
Representative DalzelI Of Pennsylvania
reported the rule from the Rules Com
1nlttee- BE had introduced the resOiu-
ton covering this just before the recess
was taken.
AS reported from the committee. the
rule provided that the House should
non-c0neur ln gross in the Senate
amendments and agree 10 the confer
enCe asked for by the Senate. and that
a committee OF conference should be
appointed.
Representative DaIzcu asked that an
hour and one-baf debate bc allowed or
The rule. and gave notice that he would
then move the previous question
Representative Townsend of. Michigan
wanted the debate TO continue until 4
O'Clock. To this Mr.. DaIzeU Objected
Representative Kiefer or Ohio asked
whether the adoption or the rule uouII
preclude remarks on the tariff later az
ter the rale was adopted, He was as
Eured that 10 would not
AS requested by Mr.. Dalzell. the House
agreed 20 limit debate 10 one hour and
z hair as TO whether the rule should
be adopted. Mr.. Dalzcll smoke for a
few moments only 70 explain the par
Hameutary situation. He said the bin
came from the Senate with 81 amend
menIs, and II was proposed 10 take 10
up and H0n-c0ucuf 81 ali these amend
Inents and then send the bill to con
fereEec-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Hartman & CO.-MoTgan followers
intimate that good support will be
found on a scale down for Steel
in case of any raid by tho pro-
fessionals who are inclined to sell
ii short for turns on all rallies at
present. 1T IS Morgan's pet stock,
said a close connection, and he may be
depended upon caring for II in good
shape.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
PLAN DEEP PROBE
Of CIVIL SERVICE
Continued from First Page)

needs reform. 1t is not that there IS SO
much complaint with the Civil Serves
! Commission. Probably Il is doing as
well as 1t can under the circumstances.
But there is plenty Of evidence that IN
various ways the civil service rules and
| laws are made the instruments for get
ting people into the service and keeping
| them In who ought not be there, that
undeseTved promotions are secured for
Favored persons and denied deserving
/ ones. We want complete and detailed
| investigation which shall provide infOr-
! nation which may be used in effectius
a complete reform.
SnatoT Cummns spoke in the same
vein. BE said that if the resolution
should pass, he would without delay
get the committee together and arrange
for the taking up of the Investigation
He expected It would take a long time,
and be very exhaustive He pointed
out that complaints of conditions in the
civil service have been so numerous and
specific that there seems no doubt OF
the need for an OVerhauliEg.
Senator Cummins specified that one
subject OF inquiry would De tenure OF
position; whether life positions should
be permitted to people in the Govern
ment service. he intimated the impress
sion that a limited tenure might be a
most effective way of solving the oues-
Beyond this. the Senator was certain
that for himself he has small SYM
patty with any civil pension proposals.
Senator Cummins said that some time
ago he wrote General Black, chairman
of the commission. calling his attention
to the various complaints concerning the
administration Of the civil service, and
asking him for whatever statement the
commission desired to make. AS the re-
suit. the commission has been preparing
an elaborate epoTt setting forth its diff
fculties the weakness in the law, and
recommendations for improving condi
tions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
HEAVY SHIPMENTS
OF BEEF REPORTED
Lamb Market Accordingly
Proves Weak-Fruit Prices
Show an Advance.

The lamb market was weak today,
experiencing a range Of prices between
Z and cents. Heavy shipments OF
w stern dressed lamb were chiefly re-
sponsible for this condition. Receipts
from nearby points showed improve,
ment.
Calves were fairly steady at yester-
days quotations, with supply but little
changed. Eggs. when of good quality,
brought q cents.
Two advances in prices we're recorded
in the fruit market, when bIackberries
jumped from to ID cents a quart, and
peaches from $3.50 to Sz75 a crate.
Peaches were exceptionally scarce, aud
only a few houses were supplied with
them. Quality, however, was above the
average.
There was a shortage OF tomatoes, and
the price advanced from S225 to 81 max
imum on the basket. Green peppers
dropped 20 cents.
Eggs, Cheese and Butter.
Cheese-Nsw York. hats. large. per To-.
IL 3-4s15ci small, per ID, 15s15 "a
Eggs-Eearbys-Per doz., 191Aa21c.
hrsts, 2o15sz6ci process fancy, 2Sa24c: fair 70
good, Blaze; dairy, choice, 20a2lc; dairy,
good: lsalsc; stOre-pAcked, fresh. ING.
Poultry.
Live Poultry-Chickeus. spring. per ID, ga
S3c; hens, 15c; rosters. Sc; young ducks,
large, per b., 13a15c; small, per b.. SAGE;
geese. per ID. 6al0c; turkeys. toms. per h..
I5c; hens. per h., 15c.
Dressed Poultry-Chickens. spring. per
b., sc; roosters, per b., i5si2c; tur-
keys, OndTaWn. toms. per ID. 15a16c: hens
per H.. l5s1se; ducks. large, per h.. Io4Izo;
geese. psr lbs 6aIoC.
Fruits.
F.uits-Apples. new, S150as. %; oranges
California per box. s2.50as 75: pineapples
81 0oa2 IS; cantaloupes. per crate. 81. 50s2 30:
peaches, per crate, 81. 7ba2 IS; cherries per
box, I6a15c; raspberries, per quart, 10a17c;
blackberTies. per quart, 4aloc; watermeIons
2ozS5c spiece.
Vegetables.
Vegetables-New potatoes per Dbl, Goa
2.25; cucumbers. per basket 50a75c; spring
cabbage, per bbi., 75a90c: squash. per crate,
75ca&l-00: string beans. per Dbl, 81 50a2. %;
lettuce. per basket. 8. coal so; asparagus. per
bunch. 5a20Cs beets, per doz. punches, 25a3Oc;
rhubarb. per bunch. lisa2c: radishes, per 100
SLOW onions, per Dbl, s1-50a2. co.; peas. per
bbl-. s3.b0a4Oo: corn. per dOZ-. 12a16C; tOma-
toes, S2,5oa4o0; green peppers, per basket
81 coal 80.
Live Stock.
Calves-Per h., 7a714c; lambs per H.. Ease
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
TODAYS SALES ON
WASHINGTON EXCHANGE

Capital Traction 5's. s,OOoa117. $1,000
III, $5O0d117
Washington Railway and Electric As,
ST. 000a67%, Sl,O000S724, S1,OO0QS7}4. 10000
s72l.
Potomac Electric cons. SIS 81, OOG1IO3.
81, 000d103 81 ,O00fl103 81 ,O001i03. 81 ,OO011O3
$1,000 103 $1,000Q103 81, O006t103, 81, 0O06l103
81, 000d103 $1,O0O9103 S4.000fb103. S1,OOGi1O3.
Sl,0JOdD1G3, $3,OcOG10S. 81 000d 1895
Capital Traction, 5d137, 3a136zs, 20a1S7.
2O01S62i.
Washington Railway and Electric.
preferred, 5oQ9O%z, 50a90s4, 50d91. 12Q91.
Washington Gas, 25a77k, 250771k. 259
~, 25@779s, 10@T1s, 25Q77k, 1Oa77k
Mergenthaler, 1870 10G210
National Metropolitan Bank, 10d215.
United States Trust. 10d111, 54111, 81
III, 10d110. 10d110, 15G110
GraphophOne common, 10d10
After Call-United States Trust, 5G110
Washington Railway and Electric,
Washington Gas. 25GT1s, 200A, ESQ
75Iz, 25077ia
Commercial National Bank, 5G17s.
Washington Gas. 160q7I1z, 100g77as, .
9TH, 1QU1A.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09

Of stock offered at the outside figure At
the close. At one time T7is was bid for
500 shares, but the bid was later reduced
to 03S and occasionally lifted 70 77I8
There is little buying OF a diversified
character except as to scalping t5rok-
ers are of the opinion hat the move
ment is speculative.
Bankers were buying Consolidated
Potomac S. $4,000 face value being
sold at O3 with the last bond al l03h
Railway As sold at S7sz and Traction
$ at III, fractions shares, 1877 to 1861
Railway preferred, moderately active
at 903t AL
United States Trust shares were in
good demand early, selling to a new
high at Ill, but they closed at 10
1t was good day generally. despite
the fact that many members were abb
sent from the city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
THE CURB MARKET

Quotations furnished by Z. +. Hutton
& Co, members New York Stock Ex-
change, Thomas L Hume. manager, 1901
Z street northwest:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
haOe Sqgg York Stock Ma Day Washington Exchanged
BONDS WERE IN EXCELLENT De
MAND---ADVANCE IN GAS STOCK
RECEIVED A CHECK.

For once Washington Gas did not at
tract all of the attention on the local
Stock Exchange. 1t was Of course the
chief subject of conversation and specu-
lation, for the members Of the Exchange
are as much at sea as to the real mean
ing OF the Gas boom as are the laymen.
one thing alone Is certain and that Is
that the higher prices have unlocked
strong boxes and much actual stock is
being taken. No one claims to know
just what the movement means. The
public wisely or otherwise doesn't ap-
pear to be placing orders and 1t is
scarcely probable that insiders are at
all interested in the movement The
stock did not go up today. It was firm
around V$s and IT'S, with quite a block
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits were
issued today:
To William B. Upton, for one two
story frame and stone dwelling at 1920
NewaEk street. Cleveland Park. Archi-
tect. William B. UPTON; builder, Win
field Preston. Estimated cost, S47O0.
To Miss Nj. G. Whelan, for one four
story brick store and apartment house
at 9iS Fourteenth street nofahwest. Ar
chiteCt. A O. Won Herbulis. builders,
the Charles Cassidy Company. Esti-
mated cost, 5000.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
TODAY'S SALES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by ". B. HibbB 4
Co. bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building
members New York Stock Exchange, Wash
ington Stock Exchange. and ChlrsgO Board
OF TrAdsl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
OFFICIAL ARRESTED

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, July 9.-Jose
Antonio Guadier. assistant postmaster
Of Mayaguez, charged with taking 500
OF -postoHice money, was arrested on
landing IN San Domingo and the State
Department at Washington was noti-
fled.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09

departments Of the Republic Iron and
steel Company are in full operation con-
trary to the belief that they would close
for repairs July !. The iron departments
are closed for repairs awaiting an adj
justment of labor matters. The blast
furnaces are operating full. The steel
departments may close later on for re-
pairs. but the stOppage IS expected to
be brief
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09

The most exquisite
cleanliness is necessary
in the care of bottles and
other utensils used in
the preparation of a
baby's food.
For this purpose, there
is nothing quite so good
as Ivory Soap.
Dissolve a few shaw
ings of Ivory Soap in
a quart of hot water.
Rinse the bottles with
cold water, wash them
inside and out in the
Ivory Soap suds and
then scald with boiling
water.
Ivory Soap
$4,000 Per Cent. Pure.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09

E. F. Hutton & Co.-Western Mary
land sold down TO ,yer point than
il had before reached IN the present
break, on rumOTs than the stock might
be wiped out altogether in reOrganiza-
ton or that such heavy assessment
would be levied upon IL as to give IL
only a theoretical value. American
Smelling appeared to suffer from profit
taking sales on the part OF some who
had bought in the early stages Of Thurs
days substantial rise. Rumors Of a
highly favorable annual report and an
increase in the dividend were stu cur
rent.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
DULLNESS LEADS TO BEAR RAIDS
AND MODERATE DECLINES, SAVE
IN FAVORITES.

NEW YORK, July 81 p. m.-The
market at this time is a little bit bet
ter than the low figures for the day
The shorts have shown no indication
TO cover as yet and the market is just
about as duh as during the first two
hours OF the morning.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-07-09
DESECRATED FLAG

NEW YORK, July s.-For shooting
holes in the American flag with a Ro-
nan candle, William scsnlon, an East
In police court. F1'