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New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
NATIONAL RESERVE BANK. NEW NAME.
Merged Consolidated and Oriental Institutions
To Be So Known.

The stockholders Of the Consolidated National
Bank at a special meeting yesterday approved the
contract taking the assets OF the Oriental
Bank which recently entered into by the di-
rectors Of the two banks and also voted TO change
the name of the insttution the National Reserve
Bank OF the City Of New York and TO increase the
capital stock from 100000 10 &l.ZOo"0o. according
20 the plan already outlined
Following the special meeting the adjourned an
nual meeting Of the stockholders was held. at
which the board Of directors for the ensuing year
was elected. follows: Nelson c. Ayres. Charles
X. Beekman Samuel Bettle. Eugene Britton. Frs
kline Hewitt. R ". Jones. jr.. George f. keeney
Ludwig Nissen. William o. Allison. James @. New
comb, E. A Fisher, Z. r. Chapman. F. Burton
Hart, George V. Hagerty, Thomas J. Lewis a. NJ
Probst, Robert f. DoWling. George l. Glllon. Harry
J. schnel H. Lcuderbough, j. n. Parker, Morti-
mer H. Wagar and Thomas y. Jones. The FIRST
eight directors formerly directors OF the Ori-
entail Bank.
The change Of name IS to become operative on
March !. when the reorganlzed institution viii be-
gin business William O. Allison and Thomas J.
Lewis president and vice-presdent. respectively,
OF the Consolidated National Bank. will I'll the
same Offices in the National Reserve Bank.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
EQUIT1BLEiS GOOD YEAR.
Nesc Insurance Paid for 25 Per Cent
M0re than an 1907.

All of the cid officers reelected and all Of
the standing committees reappointed the annual
meeting OF the directors Of the Equitable Life As
surance Society held yesterday. The report OF Pres
ident Paul Morton for 1908 showed that the new
insurance paid for I'm the year amounted to S9l.262
1ef as against S75279.540 in 1907. the expense Of
management, however, being nearly 500. 900 less
1907
There increase Of more than $500, 600 in
the amount paid to policyhoiders. the total being
ss7.Ssl54s. Of which S2o,s24.o02 in death ben
e1ts. The loans TO polcyholders amounted TO S51,-
o5s.555. compared with s4e.e15.Se3 In 1907
Dividends PAID 10 policyholders in the year. rep
resenting the unused portions Of their premiums,
were Ss.o110l5. The amount aside for dividend
distribution in 1909 is little than $4,000 00O
in readjustment of the dividend scale The dividend
10 be paid in 1903 the majority Of annual divi-
dend policies. the report says VIII exceed bt from
20 per cent TO 80 per cent those which would have
been paid had the old scale been continued
The premium receipts for 1908 were s52. 3s919
and the eErnings from interest and rents s2o.
sSs 405 an of sl.l512s5 over 1907 The So
cety's total assets increased from s453 92s775 70
sz12 359 SOS and the surplus and above the gen.
erai insurance reserve and al other liabilities in
creased from s74 55e.4e0 Ssi267. .456- The total
insurance in force in the Equitable at the end Of
rhs year was S1-S264Ge.5s0-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
TRINITY ALUMNI DINE.
SiIas McBee Tells Them CLergymeh
Should Go Into Politics.

Two hundred alumni Of Trinity College. Hartford.
down to dinner last night at the Manhattan
Hotel with Seth Low. Big Bill Edwards. Street
Cleaning Commissioner. Silas McBee, editor Of
..The Churchnaan," and the Rev. Dr. Flavel 9
Luther. president OF Trinity. as guests Lawson
Purdy president Of the Tax Board, was toast
master.
Commissioner Edwards said he was ready TO put
all rafters' in the Street Cleaning Department IN
iau hut wished he could End the men who had
led the guilty ones into dishonesty. Mr.. Edwards
said that the duties Of his position are so heavy
he thinks he ought to be relieved Of the snow
sbovelling but that long as he has 1t TO do
he will do il well
Mr. McBee. whose editorials in The Churchman
have sharply criticised Bishop Greer for not taking
a hand in the issue between Trinity Church and
ST Johns Chapel, said that in his opinion Presi-
dent Luther who is serving his second term q
Connecticut State Senator, is the type of man the
Church needs. He said the time is coming when
the Church will have TO hold the position it held
in Apostolic times.
"A minister of religion" he said who is not in
and Of everything IN the state who has nothing to
DO with the religion Of the state. is true ser
want of Him whom he processes to serve"
Among those at the dinner William j.
Davies William z. Curtis. Ambrose S. Murray. J..
c Cady Dr. William H. Vibbert Edward o. Apple
ton. Roland Mallory. DR.. Wifred R. Martin, the
Rev Dr. George F. Nelson and Harmon s Graves.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
CONCERNING PANHANDLE DIVIDENDS
Earnings Much Larger than They Represent,
Circular Points Out

The Stock Exchange firm of Dick Brothers & Co.
has issued circular asking for the names and
addresses of minority stockholders OF the Pitts
burg, Cincinnati. Chicago & ST. Louis Railway
Company, the Panhandle road, which is con-
troled by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
through the Pennsylvania Company. the latter own
ing SIS 500 Of the outstanding S2S 200 common
stock and 200 of the S27 46 600 preferred stock
The circular presents hgures tending show that
the real earning power of the Panhandle is very
much larger than is represented by the dividends
paid on its stock, being concealed by its high
ratio OF operating expenses to gross receipts"
In the late COS movement was sought to be
organized 10 get dividends Panhandle stock
and an action begun against the company in
the interest of the minority stockholders in vhic,
the allegation made that the PENNSYLVANIA
found II more advantageous to keep the physical
condition Of the Panhandle in the highest state Of
efficiency than to receive dividends on its holdings
Of the stock The preferred is paying per
cent and the common per cent year
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

the New York and Baltimore Transportation
Passed in Quarantine 10 a N.
Steamer Comanche. Watson jacksonville February Is
Charleston 16 the CLYDE Ss with
and mdss on Highlands az $40 m.
Relcy tcabie) Oldham. Cristobal February
10 Mexican Telegraph Co. Arrived the Bar at q
I m.
steamer Cier). Kirchhon Cape Hayti February
Port de 8. Gonaives Prince Jsremie
Niragoano Petit Goave Z. Savanlla CarIaEena 10
santa IL Hamburg American Line
with l passenger and ndse Arrived Bar l2:25
p
ftaTv I. Naples and Gibraltar s. Oelricns & Co
with cabin and 9a2 steerage and mdse
Arrtve a the Bar at
Panama Coming. Colon, TO the Panama Rail
road with passengers mails and udse Anchored
in Quarantine AT 6.5Z
steamer Daseid tNop Steetsen Port Plata.
SIS Co with mdse Passed IN sandy Hook az 655
n tbo old Dominion with passengers mise
on Highlands 1892
southeast moderate brecze: partly cloudy:
Steamers Prince George tBrl for Bermuda Esperanza
Caronin Naples: Hellig olav DAM: Copenhagen:
provence tFr. HavTe: SchaTnhorst Ger
William chisholm Newport News; Altamaha. Brunswick:
Fl Cid Galveston Monroe. Norfolk. PaVne- Philadei-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
NOT RESERVED BY vANDERBnTs.
Central Official Says Small Roads Were Not
the Commodore Private Property.

prominent officer Of the New York Central &
Hudson River Railroad Company. in discussing
yesterday the published accounts OF the purchase
by that company of the spuyten Duyvil & Port
Morris Railroad. said that there was no founda-
ton for The Tribune's statement that Commodore
Vanderbilt. when combining into single system
the many small roads now forming the New York
Centrals line between this city and Buffalo. had
reserved here and there a short line which repre-
sented an essential link in the system.
Neither the franchise under which the Central's
trains pass through Syracuse. at grade, nor the
Hudson River Bridge Albany. terminals or
rights of way at Buffalo. Rochester, Batavia and
other points, had been the private
property of the commodore any of his heirs or
descendants he added
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
MANY HORSES POISONED,
Police Say Young Men Got Money
from LiUery Stables for Immunity.

Two men, who said they were William Press,
twenty five years old, of No. IS Willett street ana
Ruben WoIfonsky thirty years old, of No 81
Fldridye street were arrested yesterday in the
livery stable of Fried & Gelles. at Nos. 46 and -
Suffolk street charged with attempting to poison
horses The police said yesterday that six horses
which died in the stables on Wednesday night had
been pofsoned The prisoners were held IN $1,000
bail each for examination Saturday
Inspector McCaferty said yesterday that there
had been many complaints from livery stable
keepers that their horses were being poisoned by a
gang Of young men who would demand certain
sum for immunity under threat Of poisoning horses
Fried CTeIles. he said, had complained that they
were losing an average of two horses a week. The
inspector said that he had been unable to press
several cases because the complainants had been
intimi1ated.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
POCKET PICKING SHOWN IN COURT.
Pupils of Alleged "Fagin' Demonstrate t
Judges How They Worked

In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday two
boys gave demonstration OF the art of picking the
pocketbooks carried by women. They had been
taught, they said, by Harry Kaufman, twenty
two years old. of No. S32 East 4th street alleged
by the police to be "Fagin." who was charged
With impairing the morals of children.
on February last Detective Monthan alleged
that while he was in Avenue A. 4th street, he
saw Kaufman. followed by two boys. Hugo Po-
waltz. fourteen years old. and Abraham Altman.
twelve years old. The detective alleged that the
boys approached women and endeavored to open
their pocketbooks. Afte- they had failed they re
turned to Kaufman, the detective alleged. At his
own lawyers request the prisoner was remanded
until next Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
RUSSELL SEES JEROME
SEEKING 4 PROSECUTION.
Looks for Criminal Proceedings
against Pittsburg Life Directors.

William Hepburn Russell. who as poicyhcloer
Of the Washington Life Insurance Company S7t S7-.eu
Justice Erlanger of the Supreme court 70 aPpot'
receivers for the company, said yesterday that ne
had laid before District Attorney Jerome nforna-
ton against the Pttsburg Life and Trust Co-H
pany which took the Washington Lle' anu
that he hoped criminal proceedings would be Oesuh
against the Pittsburg directors.
They operated in this state, said Mr.. f'usseii
without permission. and transferred the NashlnG-
ton Life to Pittsburg without consulting the risn'S
or interests Of the polcyhoders In reply 10 'uuee
Hatch and Mr.. Rubino, counsel for the F'tIsouIs
company. who said in a statement that tne ie
ceivership was for the benefit of the receivers |
will say that the action of the Pittsburg Life ana
Trust Company was for the benefit of the cred
itors."
Mr. Russell sued for an injunction restraining tile
Pittsblrs company from transferring. disposing Oh
rledefne or enc,Imberng the securities, books and
other property of the Washington Life corhpa"|
which were removed from this city on the ish. oi
December 81 to Pittsburg. after contract ""i
been entered into by which the Pittshurg com
pany which controls majority OF the s'ocA u
the New York company. agreed to take over us
business and reinsure its pclicyholders- ne dlso
asked that receivers be appointed for the WASH
ngton Life until the determination or MS sum.
asserting that the transfer of the property anu
business Of the Washington Life to the Plttsours
company was Illegal end would work irrepaFaole
injury TO the policvholders.
Justice Erlanger granted the injunction asked Tor
and announced that ne would appoint lN~Vi''0 =
for the Washington Life to conserve the interests
of the policy holders creditors and stockholders anu
to carry on its business until Mr. Russels SUIT
was determined
Justice Eranger will appoint the receivers To-
day Mr. Russell forwarded yesterday to Dlstrlct
Attorney Jerome a copy of Justice Erlanser 5
opinion
motion was on the calendar Of the supreme
Court before Justice Fitzgerald yesterday entitied
Russell agt. Pittsburg Life and Trust company
It was not answered but il was said that 1t was
a motion to punish the officials of the Plttsours
COMPANY for noncompliance with an orueT liauo
by Justice ErIanger some weeks ago.
A representative of the office of Henry A Ruolho
attorney for the PittsSurg company said ne was
present in court because the motion was on t'e
calendar but did not know what il was about.
Speaking of Justice changers announcement that
he would appoint receivers for the Nashns'oh LIE
Insurance Company. the lawyer said that even II
they were appointed they would never take pos
session of any Of the securities books or other
property of that corporation now in the CUSTODY
OF the Attorney General and the State Insurance
Department. He added that the Attorney General
had expressed himself as against the appointment
Of receivers
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Feb 18. 1909


ARRIVED.
sutherland ,Bn. Parlett Calcutta December 1.
said January II. 21 and Boston
February II. to Norton & son, with mdse Arrived
steamer Koin Ger. Mayer Bremen February to
Oelrichs Co with % cabin and iS40 steerase
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 230 p m.
steamer Maracas tRrl Kirkby Trinidad nnl Grenada
February II. to the Trinidad Shipping Trading Co
with passengers. mails and nldse Arrived Bar
steamer Harry Inckcnhach Dalton NnyaEuez Feb
rlsry s, l. Manuaho c. Guysnila Ponce 10
Insular Lire. with mdse Arrived Bar at
stean1er Panama. Corning cristobni February a. 20
Panama Railroad IS co. with IS passengers mails
and ndse Arrived the Bar b:3T ? N
steamer DaEeid CSor1- Secrsen Asagua Iaurar,- 2s
Balenque February Santo Domingo 10 and
senEer and sugar Arrived a the Bar al $50 . m
Steamer Mauretaua ttrl. Fritchard Liverpool Feb
passengers. mails and mdse Passed IslanI az s05
m 1s,, 10, r,
I6 to outerbrdSe CO. with 12+ passengers mails
Steamer Teutonic lRr). Thompson southampton and
star line with IIo cabin stecreEe passenrers
mails and mdse Arrived the Ear 9:s3 p m fItb
steamer Gothsud tSelsl Prayer. Antwerp Februnr, g.
to TIE Red Line. with 22a steerage nassenEer.
and ndse. Arrived at the Bar At 1913
ary and Nipe H. to the Munsen SIS Line With sugar SSI
Grosiafsls Gen: Won Tnyens calcutta De-
v,ib 5l5se Arrived al The Bar at s a m 'Se a Co.
steamer Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm CGer. Prehu Fre
men q. Southampton and CherbourE OaI
bs x co with 9Gs cabin and 35i stesrsEs pssse1S~s
mails and mAss Arrived the Rsr S:I2 a m
steamer Curityba (Cubanl Leslie. Ramos February
Gibara \. Nuevtas II and Nire 1a. the Munson Ss
Line with - passengers and ndse Arrived at the Bar
steamer Jamestown. Nelson. Newport News and Nor
nosss Passed in. sandy Hook at 515 , m. ~
Steamer Mama Hata Charles, Bsitin1ore February Ia
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
NO ACTION ON HAMILTON & DAYTON
Baltimore & Ohio Directors Consider Several
Plans for It's Control

meeting Of the board of directors Of the Bal
timore Ohio Railroad Company held in this
control of the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Rail
way Company. Prior to the meeting reports we're
in circulation In the financial district that control
would be exercised through a voting trust COM
posed Of representative Of the Baltimore & Ohio
a nominee of J. P. Morgan & Co. and a third mem
Der appointed by those two
At the close of the meeting II said that
definite action had been taken. Several PROPOSE
tions before the directors, II added and
final action In the matter was not likely for some
time yet. The subject is in the immediate charge
of a special committee. OF which President Oscar
J. Murray Is the head.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

TRANsPACTFIC MAII.s.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York
JaTar. Corea. China and Philippine Isl
tvia Vancouver and Victoria. 9
Empress OF Japan. 49,. Today, $50 m
JGEau. China Especially ad-
dressed only via Tacomab-Cyclops Today $50 m
Australia WCsD. New Zealand.
FlU Islands and Caledonia
Vancouver and Victoria p Cl-Moana Feb 2I 6 80 2 m
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China and Philip
pine Islands Cvia San FTanciscop-Tenyo
Marl -. =. Feb 81 $50 n
ands Nia SeattleD-Tango Maru Feb o. 30 m
Hawaii. and philippine
Cvia San F1anciscol-U 5 transport Feb IS $50 m
inveris Feb 2s 80 p m
Hawaii. Japan. China and Philip
pine Islands tvia Francisco
Korea ............... ...... Mar 30 . m
Tahiti Msrquesas Islands. New Zealand
Australia except WCst (via
Fra nciscc1-M Mnrposa Mar $ s3o~ m
New Zealand, Australia except Westl.
Samoan and New Caledonia
san Francisco)-Austraian Mail
Line $50 m
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Liverpool. Feb 1s-rerence tBr). TorS for Man
southampton Feb 1s-Maiestc tBn. New York via
Plymouth CherbourE.
London. Feb 1sMassachgsetts. New York Californian
tBri. Henry. st John. n p, via Halifax. FOR
Favre souisiane tFr) New York.
AIeoa BAY. Feb 1e-African Prince (3r). York via
Maceio Feb ie-Grecian Prince CBr New York via Bar
bado PernRmhueo.
Hamburg Feb IG-Phd.bus GER New York.
Suez Feb Is-Riatoppo Brl Calcutta nnbo for
and New York.
Rotterdan. Feb 1T-New York Dutch tank. New York.
Bahia Blanca Feb 1T-Celia tBr). New York
Venice FEB 14-Nanhattan Ger. New York AEiers
and Malta
Naples. Feb tT-Carmanis ff3rl. New York
Queenstown Feb Is. . m--Adriattc (Brl. New York
Para Feb ie-Tuscany ff3rl. Boston and Sew York
shields 1T-Falk ,Norl. New York.
Antwerp. Feb fT-Narina (Brl. New YORK.
Caicutts 15-Clan MacIver (Brl. Boston srd New
cherbourg Feb II. m-Faiser Wilhelm II CGerl
New York.
PASSED
Lizard Feb ss-Paanza CGer) York. via PhiIadeI-
pha for Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RUMoR.

The rlnaor revived yesterday that the d.
rectors Of the Southern Pacific company were
about retire the preferred stock, OF the author
azed sl0o000e0 Of which s2 s6S& 100 is outstanding
The STOCK on which Z per cent dividends paid,
IS redeeale at 115 at any time up July l. 1910,
and is convertible into common stock at par at
The oution Of the holder. Prominent interests in
Southern Pacific said that they were unaware of
anv immediate purpose retire the issue. The
preferred closed yesterday at III and the com
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
JAMES r. wENMAN HoNoREp.

Exchange has adopted a resolution granting the
oourtesies Of the floor TO James F Wenman. who
is retiring from the exchange. Of which he is a
charter member and has been twice president ana
four times Tice-presdent- This action is an -un-
marx of anpreciarion
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
WOMAN EVANGELIST DEAD.

IBy Telegraph to The Trhune-l
Plai-fleld, Feb 1s.-Alrs J. ". Harrison who was
famous as an evangelist being associated with her
husband in religious work, died here to-day. aged
seventy years. Mrs. Harrison was born in London.
England. She and her husband ame-to this coun-
try In 1854 Besides husband. four daughters and
one son survive
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
z N. HoEEsror SAILS

F. " Horfstot, president Of the Pressed Steel Car
Company, sailed,on Wednesday on the Caronia for
a vacation OF three four months in Spain and
Italy.
The directors of the Pressed Steel Car Comparv
have organized by the reelection Of the old officers
and have chosen F ?. Van Horn, formerly assist
ant treasurer, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
BANK OF HAVANA TO CONTINUE.

The Plan for the taking over Of the assets OF the
Bank Of Havana by the National Bank of Cuba
having been abandoned it has been decided that
the former institution shall continue lis business
Its capital stock, however. viii be reduced from
s. 5nae eco 20 g aR,e0e
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise $40 sunset $40 Moon rises s:4I Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A M.-Sandy Hook s ~ Gov Island OF Hell 81
?. M--Sandy Hook 7:l8 Gov Island 80 He'll 90
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19

A glance over our books shows that
in mems suits the best values now are
at $50 and $25.
Though with all the mixtur.
suits more or less marked down Won
couldn't miss extra values if you tried
Rain predicted for to-day
Double" shoes waterproof
black $3.50.
"Weatherall'' shoes-waterproof-
tan-$6.
Whenever YOU see an Arrow col
lar advertised remember we've all
the Arrows.
2 for 25 cents.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
2ss s42 1909
Warren ST 18th St s4thn
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
MANHATTAN

Grand OPERA SEASON 1eOs-Js
TONIGHT at S-LOUISE MISS GAhDlE5S. 4nle
Niles Zepp. Treutni. Poozano hoellins ian
-Tadf- NM Dalmorss Gilbert. Gianol t5a4ie Sraoos
6sddi VenturfnI corps de Ballet Mile M.li1vsrni-
r-s1,jera Nus dir Campantli-
SAT- MAT. IA soNNAMBCAIA IA ME AaE
TFTRAZZTNI Miles Trentin. Avezza; Mn Paro4A
ne SeguroIa Cord Pareln-
arr NIGHT at . SALOME- (Rsgula- Prces1
MISS GARDEN, Nine DoTias NM DelraoFss. Dgrsa5ns i
SUNDAY NIGHT s.2o1Pop- GaHganni sfs,;1s- Goass.t
Rsache Espinasss. Trsntini; MN Iaccani Paroa' "a
VJsulIIs Cianoi- -Gallettf and entire Aanhattan %
Orch. ~-r1--
EXTRA MATINEE WASHINGTOSS BIRIHDAL
N4OSDAY AT O'CLOCK--LOTISE- MISS eIAhDkS'
Mne Doria: NM Dalrnores- Vieuile- Nus dr. Jam
MOS. NIGHT at $ CDoubIs BnD-SoNNAMBULA.
,vitb MNE- TETRAZZISI. Nile Tre1tinl: M PaLo.s.
De Sezurola. CAVALLERIA RI SIlCASA.. Va
NILE LABIA, Nine MarisSa- Aldrich' Nm Iaocal@
Crahbe Cond. Parell - -.,1rN- ~.
WE'D at s-LOUISE. with MISS GARDEN. 1s ~
poria: Nm Damores. vieuille Mus dr. -
FRI az First time this season. 5as. -
with NINE. TETRAZZTNI- Nm Constantine. Poiess'
AZ NAT A. 2:15-SALOME. with MISS Ga HDEs.
Nine Doria NM DaImores. Dufranne' 'ausS. ~
Serurola Crabbe. Mus. dir. Can1panlnl -.s-.r,
SAT- NIGHT S-AIDA. with MINES AsO'S-.5 --..-5
Doria NM Zenatello. PoIsJe. De sesaFoa S'111
ballet Mile Valery. Mus dir. CarnpaninL
SEATS ALL ABOVE now SELLING
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS

IA savoie reported a. 755 miles east Of sandy Foe
g. o5 a yesterday. rs expected to dock about a
Sa -uriay.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-19
METROPOLITAN
OPERA HOUSE


GRAND OPERA SEASON, 190s-1909.
TONIGHT at First Performance in Amertcal-
THE BATTERED BRIDE lProdana Nevestal-
Mines Destinn. Mattfeld, LHuillier; NM Jorn
Didur Blass Reiss Mthlmsnn Cond MahIsr
SAT-. MAT. Feb 20, at 2-MANOS Nine FarraF'
NM J3rn Scotti. Note. Cond.. Spetrino
SAT- EVE, Feb. 90. s. at regular prices
FTDEIIO. tOnly performance this season. Mnea
Morena. Fornia; Nm Burrian. Goritz Blass Mohl-
Sunday EYG FEB 81, at s:3O-VERDTS
REQUIEM MASS. Sooists. Mines Desttnn. Homer
NM Martin. Hnckley. Entire Metr. Orch OF 15O
MONDAY FEB. %. AT II 80 A. NJ, LAST PER
FORMANCE OF PARSIFAL- Nine Fremstad NM
BurTian; Amato Hins6iey. CondI ISi9r H45fz
M9H EVE, W. Eco; %xs.ts1 az y1ss Deeti6n mStt
field. L Huillier; NM Jorn Blass Dtdur. Muhl-
mann Reiss. Conductor. Mailer
WED. EVE, Feb "a. at T.30-GOETTERDAEM-
SIERUNG. Mines Gsdski. Homer, Fornia, Flshsut.
Goritz Conductor Toscanini.
Mm.5 Rappoid Homer: NM Martha Anato.
FRI EVE. Feb. 2s. at s-MANoN. Nine Aida;
Scott Rossi- Conductor, Spetrtno-
SAT AFT, Feb. "a. at 1:SO-DIE SEISTERSING-
Err. Mines Destinn, Homer: NM. Jorn. Sooner.
Goritz Wltherspoon Mdhlmann; Rsiss. Con- EertZ @
regular prices. Mines Gadsk. Farrar, Di Pas
quail. Nm Scott. Dfdur. Conductor. Mailer
SPECIAL PERFORMANCES
sa, Eve Mar. c. at s...--...---.. DON GIOVANNI
TIss Mar % at $40 . DIE MEIsTERsINGER
SECOND SERIES
Tues Mar 80. at 80 -. TRISTAN gnd ISOLDE
Mon Apr 5. at $50. ..--..--.- .DAS RHEINGOLD
!sars sJPGEETSS
SEATS now oS SALE
WEBER PIANO USED.
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