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New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York. Tuesday, February
Is, 1910.
SRRIN

Steamer Mlnnehaha tBrt, London February
s and southampton .. TO the Atlantic Trans,
port Line. with so cabin passengers and
mdse Arri1ed at the Bar sapsaf at rs, m
the Panama Railroad SIS Line. with "a pas
sengers, mails and mdse- Arrived al the Bar
steamer Frances CNorl. Manzanillo February
6, to Hugh Kelly & Co. with sugar Arrived
steamer Winifred CBrl. Matsnzas February
Q, to the West India SIS Co. with sugar Ar
ftSe seamer m e Rsn tNor5 sasua M January Is and
Havana February q to J II Winchester & Co,
with sugar Arrived at the Bar at Ii p m.
Steamer Kingswood CBr). Cardenas Febru-
ary T. sagua : and Matanzas ., TO the Munson
SIS Line. with sugar. Arrived at the Bar at
II 80 . m. 14th.
steamer Baltic CBrl. Liverpool February ;
with All cabin and 29s steerage passengers
and mdss h arTEeq a, at ne @p- Bsr at spt m
February 10. to the Cuneo importing Co, with
fruit Arrived at the Bar at 10 m.
Steamer Avon (Brl, Nassau February Il, to
Sanderson & Sons, with 14I passengers. Ar
rived at the Bar at @ 90 M, m; =, D.. 49,, >,on
York and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with 70 passengers.
mails and mdse Arrived @ at ,taso the Bar at at Noon ,.
FEBRUARY g. 10 Henderson Brothers. with 14S
cabln and 1es steerage passengers and mdse
steamer ssramacca Dutch. Paramaribo Feb
ruary 5, Barbados I and Trinidad 2 to the
gers. mails and ndse, Arrived at the Bar at
M ., ,,,, ,-,
~
Curacao s and La Quay 4, to Bliss Dallett &
60 with nldse- Arrived at tho Bar at 2:2S p
Steamer Amsteldyk ODutch). Rotterdam Janu-
airy 20 to the Holland America Line. with mdse.
Arrived at the Bar at 3:O5 M
Steamer Russia CRussl. I-ibau February I, 10
Benham & Boyesen. with "a cabin and ass
.teerage passengers and mdse- Arrived at the
Bar 2:15 m
steamer Sarnia tGerl. Port-au-Prince January
% Colon February 2, Bocas del Toro 5. Port
Limon 4 Kingston 10 and Inagua II. TO the
Hamburg-American Line with passengers.
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at p
Steamer Iapland tBelg) Antwerp February 6.
to the Red star Line, with passengers and mdse.
OF Ambrose Channel Lightshp at Z 80 n m
steamer Nueces. Galveston February s. the
Mallory SIS Co with passengers and mdse. on
Scotland Lightship al I:20 p m.
Sandy Hook. j. Feb Is. $50 n--Wind
southwest: light breeze; cloudy and hazy; smooth
SAILED.
Steamers Oceania GtaD. Naples: Venezia Crsr,
Naples: Hamburg Gierl. Naples; CristobaI.
CrIstobal; Apache. Charleston and Jacksonville;
Monroe Norfolk and Newport News; FL Siglo,
Galveston: City of Savannah. Savannah; Mont
serrat tSpan), Havana: Maracss (Rr), Perth
Amhoy: Rio de Janeiro (Rraz}. Barbados. Para
etc, Mamma Hata- Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

Cherbourg. Feb II, p m-kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse Gerl. New York Via Plymouth for
Bremen
London Feb 15-Minnotouks (Brl New York
Liverpool. Feb 15-Mauretania tRrl New York
via Fishguard.
Hsvre. Feb |" - Prtns Maurits Dutch New
York via West Indies aud Venezuela for
Amst erdam.
Genoa. Feb l0-Lsz zio QtaD. New York and Ros-
via st MiChsels and Naples.
Naples. Feb 11-Germania fFrl New York
Trieste. Feb l2-Oceania Csusu. New York via
Naples.
Sabang. Feb l4-Borderer tRr) New York via
- Vincent 9 V. and Fort Natal for Shang-
hal etc.
Fremantls Feb i4-pen Of Crombie CBr, New
York via - VINCENT 9 Y
Port Natal. Feb Georgia ttusn. New York
and Norfolk, VIA - Vincent. g V. for auck-
land etc: LiNiugstonia tRn. New York Via
Cape Town
London. Feb IL -iroquois tRr, New York
I4ibsu. Fst q Birma dam, N-N York via L.eith.
Para. Web l1--pomiui" tEsrr New York
Yokohama Feb 10 - Patrick ,nr New York
via Al5iers SabanE etc
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
DRINK BRINGS "6O'S" BACK.
Civil War Veteran Fights Battles Over
for Wife's Benefit.

When normal conditions in a household
are disturbed by patriotism, however
allied patience, Mrs. Ellen Montgomery be-
ffeyes ceases to be virtue. She lives
with her husband. Hugh Montgomery,
veteran of the Civil War, at No 2o7 Park
avenue Brooklyn. She mourns two hus-
bands and he many wives. Usually
they live happily, but when Mr.. Montgom-
erv succumbs to convivial mood he in
sists upon fighting his countrys battles
over again at a time when good folk sleep.
NV first two husbands didn't do it said
Mrs Montgomery yesterday to Magistrate
Naumer.
..Tci me all about IT." said the ma gs-
your Honor" said she. he goes
through the manual OF arms when every
body else is asleep he sees the Grays be-
fore him again; he charges the tables. the
chairs and the walls; he seems to hear the
rebel Yell after all these years: he
Why don't you let your wife sieep?'
asked the magistrate.
sir said the old vet" saluting, when
drink the eos come back TO me and I'm
AZ the front again.
Then den: drink; fight tho old battles
over in the daytime. Sleep when others
sleep; YOU should have some consideration
for vour wife. YOU know"
A reconciliation followed the mags-
trate's advice.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
NEW METHOD OF QUOTING SUGAR.

The leading sugar refining companies
have decided 10 change ihelr method or
quoting prices, by making the net hgure
the list quotation. system which has
heretofore been employed by only the Fed
eral Sugar Refining Company The change
Was carried into effect yesterday by Ar
buckle Brothers. and will be made efec-
tive ny the American Sugar Refining Com
pany and b H. Howell, son d. 90. on
March ! Under the reformed system the
companies will send invoices TO their Gus
toners At net prices, less q cash discount
of ] per cent in seven days. and will with
draw tie present allowances from the
quoted list price OF cents and cents a
huncTed pounds.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
MR.. MARSH WARNS
Says Disturbance Of Cotton In
dustry Mag Be Disastrous.

Washington, Feb. 15.-Warning that the
disturbance of business having such
worldwide ramifcations SIS the cotton IN
dustry might cause financial and CONNER
cal conditions not now foreseen was gwen
to-day by Nice-President Arthur X Marsh
of the New York Cotton Exchange at the
anti-option hearing before the House COM
mittee on Agriculture.
Mr. Marsh suggested that the committee
may not realize the full extent OF the pos
sible consequences of the proposed lesiS-
lation to do away with future TRANSACTIONS
in the market. He pointed TO the last year
as an instance, apd drew a picture OF the
great stock of additional gold that might
have been sent across the ocean from
America If the cotton industry had been
disturbed by legislation
He also suggested that the contracts
made on the New York Cotton Exchange
were entered into within the State of New
York and were not Interstate commerce.
He told the committee that the exchanges
huilding in New York was valued al ap-
proxirnately 100000 but he had no way
of estimating the volume Of its transac-
tions
While he did not approve the present ex-
change system of fixing the values, his
idea being that different grades ought to
be valued at their worth to the spinner
AIr. Marsh said there we're great dlVersl-
ties Of views in the exchange.
Representative Burleson. of Texas, In
cross-examining Mr.. Marsh, read let
ter from II. G.. Scales, of Dallas, Tex, ar
raigning the present methods OF the e6-
change as getting the countrymen In and
then skinning EN-
WHY is il necessary that there be an
exchange FOR cotton. and not for WOOL!
asked Mr. Rurleson.
THE wool trade would have all exchange
in minute If it could" replied Mr.. Marsh
But the wool market is one OF the most
dangerous forms of modern merchandising
It is more largely guesswork than any
business in the world. The uncertainty
of values of given piles of wool introduces
problems which so far are insuperable.'
That also is fish story and untrue
he said when Mr. Burleson quoted from
President THOMPSON Of the New Orleans
exchange in reference to the ability OF
combination 10 drive prices up and down
Cotton goes anywhere that gives the high
est price New York Is alive and dong
business, he said
Mr. Marsh declared that the members OF
the New York Cotton Exchange, although
derided scoffed and called 'malefac-
tors" we're sensible of their obligations to
the producers and were free merchants and
free citizens. He said that the ComInls-
sioner of Corporations does not even kno"
his own mind. does not even stand by MS
own guns, talks constantly in his report
about spot cotton wnen he means middling
cotton and makes astounding misuse OF
terms
George ". Neville, of the New York Cot
ton Exchange will testify tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
TURN OVER STOCKS
.4LL IN By. APRIL l.
Most of Those an Unlisted De-
partment Transferred.

Practically all OF the stocks still quoted
in The unlisted department Of the New
York Stock Exchange viii be transferred
10 the regular list prior to April !, the
cate fixed by The exchange authorities
several months ago as that on which
the unlisted department would be dis
continued Most of the active issues
hitherto in that department have already
neen placed on the regular list. admis-
sion TO which requires a larger de
gree OF publicity concerning = corpora
mons affairs than is eXacted in the case
of -unlistei' stocks. the latest appilca-
ZION for transfer having been that Of the
Anaconda Copper Mining Company. day
or two ago. which is expected TO be fol-
lowed by a similar application on the
part Of the Amalgamated Copper Company.
The principal industrials which are still
IN the unlisted department and which
after April !. unless transferred 10 tie
regular list by that time, would find their
only open market on the Curb. are the
National Biscuit Company. the American
I.irseed Company. The Railway Steel Spring
Company. the International Power Com
ranv the Federal Sugar Refining Com
pany and the Great Northern Iron Ore
Properties Measures are being taken by
the Biscuit company. the international g.
Power Company and the American Lin
seed Company for the regular listing OF
their stocks and the Railway Steel Spring
company will file its application about
March ]. when its annual report Is 10 be
ISSUED No official statement OF the in
.eption of The Federai Sugar Refining Com
f-arv and the Great Northern orc Prop
criies could he obtained yesterday, but
Il Is understood from good sources that
roth 7,Ell also ask admission TO the reSu-
lar list
The only railway issues in the unlisted
experiment are the stock of the Atlanta
Charlotte Air Line. which Is con
--alled b1 Tho Southern Railway Com
raur. !. T. Morgan d cos certificates
for stock o. The Hooking Valley Railway
.-e-npan. and the Kanavha & Michigan
Railway company and the central trust
t-crrpany-s certificates for stock OF the
C~Fic-o Union Traction Company Appil-
-sticr ni1l be made for transferring all
# these ISSUES. except possibly those OF
The Chicago Union Traction Company
Thc Comstock Tunnel Company. one OF
f-v- mining companies the stock Of which
K in the unlisted department Of the OK
-han-e is also seeking the privilege OF
transfer to the regular list In the IN
lasted ,icpa-tmenf also are the stocks
II seven subsidiaries of tho Metropolitan
md Third Avenue Railroad systems Of TINS
-i51. and no effort Will he made 10 have
these issues placed on the regular list, as
thcr arc very inactive and arc regarded
IS .'7ze- the counter stocks.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
PHONE STOCK To o.
Mackay Shares IN Amer'ca"
Com pany TO Be Sold.

AT the annual meeting OF the
Companies. held in Boston Nes'eiuas'
announcement was made that 'iie
ment had decided to sell IFS eilliie ,,
OF American Telephone anu -
Company stock, amounting To eis
thousand shares. valued al app
sTI e5anao How and when the holdings VI
to,onto,,o stock will be disposed of was not
stated but il is probable that II VIII NC
sold through a banking syndicate
Among the reasons for the proposed SAFE
o~ tho e+ocL, as set forth in the annual re
mort of tbe Mackay Companies. issued yes
terdav Is that il is in Difference to pupnc
oDinion which the report says. views VIII
suspicion this large holding of stock IN d
COMPANY which has recently purchaseu
control of the Western Union Telegraph
Company
Moreover the report adds, that stock
was acquired by the MackaN Companies
with a view to bringing about economies
in the construction and maintenance VI
Joint pole lines over long stretches OF coun-
try. where the business was not sufnclehl
10 justify either company constructing AN
Independent pole line by itself since
however the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company has acquired control
of the Western Union Telegraph Company
the time has come for the Mackay COM
panies to sell its holdings of stock lin the
American Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany. The Postal Telegraph system VIII
10 be free and independent
The above announcement puts an end TO
the rumored merger of the Postal Tele-
graph-Cable Company. which is controlled
by the Nackay Companies. with the Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph and Western
Union Telegraph companies. reports of
which have been in circulation since the
American Telephone company got control
OF the Western Union.
The report of the Mackay Companies for
the year ended February !. 1910, gives the
total receipts as 80 sGs.739. The disburse-
ments in the same period totalled s3,791.o02,
of which SI.75S.667 was for dividends The
company has a cash surplus Of S9o3.7oo.
In his report 20 the stockholders Car
ence II. Mackay. president of the com
pany. says that The physical properties OF
the subordinate companies are maintained
in excellent condition. and that all recon-
struction is charged to operating expenses
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
AFTER EXPRESS COMPANIES.
Minnesota Attorney General Starts
Campaign Against Them.

ST Paul. Feb. 15.-Attorney General
Simpson filed a complaint with the State
Railroad and Warehouse Commission to-
DAY against the Fargo Express Com
pany the Adams Express Company the
American Express Company, the Great
Northern Express Company. the United
States Express COMPANY and the Western
Express Company.
The complaint charges IN the case Of the
WeIls-F Fargo company. and the others con-
tain similar charges. that its rates are un-
equal unreasonable. discriminatory and ex-
tortionate. and that - per cent of each
rate would he reasona bic. The petition
SKIS that the commission establish a rea
sonable schedule Of rates.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
HAPPY EARTHQUAKE SEQUEL.
Couple Here from Messina Indorse the
III Wind Proverb.

Something good. for one couple a least,
came out of the ruins of the Messina earth
quake, according TO the story Of two pas
sencers the steamer Carouia Of the
Cunard Line. which arrived yesterday. The
earthquake interrupted their romance. for
both were buried under the ruins but when
Or. Antonio d'Amico found himself after
live hours search. he looked for Miss Anito
Violate, his fiancee, and rescued her after
Ihirty-six hours
They came here yesterday as man and
wife. accompanied by Miss Asnta Violate
sister Of the bride. Dr. d AMIGO was n
physician in Newark, X. J.. when he took
the trip TO Messina that nearly ended his
ufe but instead brought him a wife
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
CREDITORS FORM COMMITTEE,

At the request of creditors In large
amount of the Central Foundry Company,
which has just been placed in the hands of
a receiver J. y, Wallace, G. II. Smithers.
p. J. Goodhart and August Heckscher will
act az committee of the holders of the
company's per cent sinking fund gold de-
bentures of 1919 and for the protection of
the general interests OF all other creditors
as well. The Central Trust Company piti
he the depository. JoIine. f.arkin &. Rath-
hone and Byrne & Cutcheon are counsel tor
the committee.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
pU POINT ccMPANY'S REPORT
TBv Telegraph IN The Tribune

: J
Wilmington, Del, Feb. 15.-The annual
report of the r. I. du Pont de Nemours
Powder Company for 1909. made public
to-day. shows that the company, with its
subsidiary concerns, had prosperous
twelve months. The gross receipts were
S30.S0A9l6 and the net earnings S5,9St,-
15S The dividends paid on common stock
aggregated s2I7O,395 or 734 per cent for
the year. The dividends paid on pre-
ferred stock totalled ss9a.923. The assets
Of the company reach the sum of s74,-
755.5I9
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
DIRECTORATE ENLARGED.

Portland, Nc. Feb. 15.-The directorate
rae increased rom five members TO seven
81 The annual meeting Of the Atlantic,
Gulf and West Indies Steamship Company
held here 1o-day. The old directors were
reelected and Hubert T. Rogers. Of New
York and john + Hin, Of Augusta, were
7d6ed TO the board.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
.f,pe,ess REPORTS.

The George Washington reported as J; 80
miles of Sandy Hook at % a m yesterday,
is expected to dock Friday forenoon.
The Oceanic. reported as $50 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 2:4o a IN yesterday, is expected
to dock on Thursday forenoon.
The Potsdam, reported as 40 miles east OF
Sandy Hook yesterday, is expected 10
dock Thursday forenoon
The La Gascogne. reported as 2sS miles east
of Sandy Hook at 2 a m yesterday, Is e1pecteu
o dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
SEVEN GRAIN FIRMS FAIL.
German Concerns Go Under on Ac-
court of Speculation.

Hamburg Feb Ia-The failure OF seven
grain firms in the provinces Of Schles"Ig-
Trols.eir and Hanover vas announced IN
no Produce Exchange to-day The failures
uc-e dr,o IN part to speculative engage
--c-,z I'm soda nitrate and partly to short
-cllinc OF baTle,-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
a GEORGIA RAILROAD SOLD.

Baltimore. Feb 15.-The Albany & North
-ru Eaiirosd has been sold 10 the Georgia
Southwestern 4 Gulf Railroad. IT VIII he
extended from Albany 10 ST. Andrews Bay.
Fla on the Gulf Of Mexico. Practically
iTaQ-g
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
q HOOKING VALLEY DECISION.

Columbus Ohio, Feb. l5-The Supreme
Court granted the motion for a stay of
execution to-day IN the judgment Of the
Franklin County Circuit Court in the case
of tie Hooking Valley Railroad against
John II. Sheets. Attorney General. This
means that the Hooking Valley Railroad
Company VIII he able 10 continue to own
stock in other corporations pending the re
vicw of the Judgment OF the Circuit Court
by the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
DELAWARE RAILROAD LEASE.

Wilmington. Del. Feb. 1".-The stock
holders o. the Delaware Railroad Company,
n special session at Dover, to-day decided
q lease tne road for ninety-nine year
reriod TO the Philadelphia, Baltimore &
Washington Railroad Company, for many
xears its lessee. The Philadelphia. Balti-
moro 4 Washington Is controlled by the
Fcunsylvs Ma Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
c. H. e. D. I'd SPEND $8,00o.000.

Cincinnati Feb. i. - The Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton Railroad has closed
contracts for IS. 900 worth OF improve
ments during 1910 One-fourth of this
amount will be used 10 improve the Gin
cinuat terminals, 100000 for new yards
and warehouses in Toledo. 100000 for new
rolling stock. including thirty locomotives,
and the rest for road betterments.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
z. & M. WANTS TO BUY ROAD.

Roston FEB. 15--The right to purchase
the EorCester. Nashua & Rochester Rail-
road is asked of the Railroad Commission
o-s ~ the Boston & Maine Railroad The
Boston K Maine leased the other railroad
for several years. and now desires TO pur-
chase the stock or a ma ajority of il.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Destination and steamer.
Japan, CoTea and China via Tacoma)
AntiochuS It GU
Hawaii, Japan, Corea. China and
Philippine Islands via San Fran
ciscol-Asia Observation-Disclosures. Feb
Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Aus
tralia Except WesO (via Vancouver
and Victoria 3 Cp-Makura- ep
Japan. Corea and China (via. Tacora)
Seattle Ms-u Feb
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands
via San FranCiscol-U s transport. Feb
Hawaii yia San Franciscol-Alameda-F Feb
Hawaii Japan, GoTea. China and
Philippine Islands (via San Fran
cisco)-Monsolia .--...---.-.. Nc
Japan. Corea, China and Philippine
Islands via Vancouver and Vic
toria. C)-Empress of China. Mel
Tahiti Marouesas and Cook Islands,
New Zealand and Australia Except
West} Cvia San FrancisccD-hari-
posd .........'.... - e Nc
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
Mail Tesrei
Vessel For. Line closes sails
Cedric Azores " S.......-. $50 m II 90 a III
Campanis. Liverpool, Cunard- $50 m 90 m
Bermudisn, Bermuda. Quebec 500 a m 1000 a m
Denver. Nassau, Mallory 300 m 100 m
q Amelia. Argentina. A r P. 300 a m -
Advance, Cristobal, Panama IL 80 a m 3 :oc 2 m
iceland. Antwerp, Red star 1000 g. III
Orotava. Bermuda, Quebec 1000 a m
Corna Galveston. Mallory 100 IN
IroQuois. Jacksonville, clyde Zoo m
Comus. New Orleans So Pac. 100 m
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II.
La Provence Havre, French 100 m 1000 m
Morro Castle. Havana. Ward 600 M f2:Oo m
Santa Marta. Colon. l. r CO. Z 80 m 1000 a m
trarense Para Booth ...... . 90 m 500 r
United States C'opcnhagen.SA 1900
Nacoochee savannah Saw 800 p m
Matanzss Tan7nico Ward 80 1900 m
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY Is
P F Friedrich. Jamaica. Hal :oo / 90 p m
ManZanjllo, G' ntanamo, Ward -- 12:OO m
Arapahoe. Jksonyille. Clyde. -- 1:pp m
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
M'GRATH ON TRIAL AGAIN.

Edward f. McGrath, alias Frank Web
ster alias Frank Ryan, was placed on trlal
again yesterday In the Criminal Branch OF
the Supreme Court, under IN indictihent
for murder In the FIRST degree, lie Is
charged With killing BENJAMIN Rose IN the
latter's $ APARTMENT No III vest so street
last ahDr Day
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
GERMAN POTASH BILL ADVANCED.

Berlin. Feb l5-The potash bill pro-
vidin2 for q government monopoly in the
production aud sal. of potash WAS re
feTred 10 special committee in the
EctcuSia1 today.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
SAILED

SAILED
Alsiers Feb a-Schuylkill tBr> Urom Ne" York;.
Taku Bar, -, -
Usxrs Eeb is y MA Bretagnc ,Fr. New
York.
Naples FEB it--Virginia Utan. New YORK
Lisbon Feb 10 Mencenisio Utah. New York
Ruenos Ayres. Feb 14-St Oswald tRrl. New
Berrnnds Feb Is. it:l5 m-oceans tGer>. New
York.
Barry Feb 1S-Craster Hall tBrl. few York
Palermo. Feb 1t-Ssunio Utah Ne~ York
smyrna Feb 4-Themstcces tGrhi. New York
PASSED
Gibraltar Feb Is Roma Fr, New York for
MarseilleS,
scilIy, Fen ts-Phebus ,GerI. New York FOR
rcrin Feb ta-Iudrsni ,Br'. Manila. Cebu.
Singapore and Penang for Boston and New
York.
81 Lucia FEB tS-Tsntalion tbrt New Work.
Via Norfolk for La Plats
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise $40: sunset 5:32; moon sets. 12:22
moons age, days.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
PROVIDES 100000 MAUsoLEUM.
A Cleopatra Needle Another
Feature Of Mosby Ranger S Will.

Norfolk. Va, Feb. 15.-The fortune Of
John II. Core. one of the famous Mosby
rangers. is divided in a will no less re-
marka bic than was the life of the testator.
Core had accumulated $4,000 since the
war.
He directs. as the first provision of his
will. that a mausoeum similar to John ".
Mdckay's in New York be erected TO him
self but il must cost 100000 no more.
no less a "Cleopatra's needle monu
ment 10 cost 5000 is to he erected to his
parents, and local hospital gets 5000
with the provision that il shall care for
his 100000 mauSoleum-
The Mayor of Norfolk is TO certify that
Cores body is not stolen. but that IL has
been safely deposited in the tomb.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
MANHATTAN .e,s OPERA r HOUSE; 70" 2.

Tonight at s:So-ELEkTRA- Mime. Maza-
rim and reg. cast. Fri. Double BHlD-CAVAL-
LERIA RCSTICANA. Mines Mszarin. Du-
chene. Mr.. Mccormack. NJ. Crabbe- And PAG-
LhCCI- Mile Cavalieri. MT Orville Harold
debut. MN. Sammarco, Crabbe. venturini-
Sat. Mat--LUCIA. Nine Tetrazzini, Mr. Nc
Cormack- NJ. Sannmarco etc Sat Night pop
pricesl-CARMEN. Miles Cavalieri, Miranda.
Trentini. Nine Duchene, NM. Dalmores, Gill
bert
SUNDAY, s;so-GRAND POPULAR CONCERT
-NEXT WEEK
Mon.-RIGOLETTO. Nine Tetrazzinf. Nj
Mccormack. NM Renaud. Gilbert. Tues
CWashington's Birthday Matinees o:3o-
ELEkTRA. Nine Mazartn. etc. And evening
AT s-TALES OF HOFFMAN,. Mile. Cava-
lieri. N. Rcnaud. etc Wed.-LOUISE. Miss
Garden Nine Dorfs, NM Dalmores. Gilbert.
etc. Fri--LUC1A. Nine. Tetrazzni. Mr.. Nc
Cornack, NJ Sammarco- Sat. Mat-LOTISE-
Miss Garden and regular Sat Eve. pop
ular prices)-JUGGLER OF NOTRE DAME.
all q