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New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
WILL BEGIN WORK S0BERLY
Health officer O'Connell Outlines
Policy of Administration.

DR.. Joseph j. O'Connell. after being con
firmed by the Senate as the successor to
DR.. 4. II. Doty. Health Officer of the Port
of New York, said. in a statement issued
yesterday:
The office which the Governor. with the
concurrence Of the senate, mas oestoweo
on me is one whose importance l thorough
Iy understand. and | shall enter upon my
administration very soberly My long ex-
perience makes me feel to the. utmost the
weight OF responsibility that must rest on
my shoulders
There is no thought In my mind of un-
doing the good work that has been done
there by DR. Doty. nor have the slightest
intention Of tearing apart or oVerturnlhg
the organization for fghting disease which
the wisdom of years and the thought or
experts have builded up. | shall remove no
man unless my best judgment shall be
that a more serviceable man to the state
shouId take his place. Such weak spots In
the administration as the investigation dis
closed | shall endeavor TO strengthen. II
such partisan feeling as was, perhaps, NOT
unnatural has created any political at
mosphere in connection with my appoint
ment, / hope that atmosphere VIII soon
vanish - -.
THE obligations Of the office are too grave
for such consideration, and | am sure the
prIblic mind will understand what must
he the point Of view of a physician with
regard 10 such an office and It's serious
duties
Jobn 4. Heffernan. of No. 3s5 st. Johns
Place. Brooklyn, who was secretary TO for
uer Borough President COler, has been ap-
ncinted DR. O'Connells secretary.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
ARREST MOTHER AND GIRLS
Three Who Admit Shopllfting
Puzzle Magistrate.

Three women, who described themselves
as Mrs. Mary Bender. fifty-slx years oiu'
and her two daughters, Mary ana Jessie,
of No. 81 Eagle street, Albany, pleaoeu
guilty last night before Magistrate MUIR
phy IN the women's night court 10
charges Of appropriating SILK nuihers .
shirtwaists, plumes and laces Vaiued Ut
S25 from a Broadway department store''
They were held i'm $500 bail each Tor ulai'
The complainant was Miss Moran BEN
nett. detective employed In the store
She said she saw the three women take
the various articles, which they concealeu
beneath their coats. Detective Maroon
who arrested the women, testified that
when they were searched by a matron In
the West both street police station the
alleged stolen property was found In thelr
possession.
Magistrate Murphy appeared TO take
much interest in the case and as they
were being taken to a detention pen ne
ordered the two younger defendants re-
arraigncd. He questioned the girls sepa-
rately. and while both declared that the
woman with them was their mother they
told different stories as to their fathers
first name and the date of his death.
This is a peculiar case declared the
magistrate, ordering the young women
taken TO a detention pen. He turned TO
Detective Marion. This case is worthy
of Investigation" he said. 1T needs to be
investigated by the District Attorneys
office. | want YOU to call the attention Of
that office TO II and urge an investigation"
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
RHINO'S IRE AROUSED
Keeper Disinfecting Gage Has
Close Call.

The liberal use Of a particularly odifer-
Gus dsinfectant in the stall OF Smiles. the
rhinOceros in the Central Park menagerie
so irritated that ordinarily placid beast
yesterday that she tried to kill the man
who was sprlnkling IL freely about her in
closure George Wiley. an old CIRCUS man.
who is employed about the menagerie, was
pumping away with all his might when he
suddenly sent a stream OF the fluid too near
the rhinOceross nose Smiles. with an
angry snort, started toward the cleaner.
Wiley quickly squirted large quantity OF
the dsinfectant I'm the rhinoceros's face
Smiles puffed like a donkey engine trying
to get her breath. and Wiley took advant-
age OF the lull and went shining up a post
with the alacrIty Of a monkey.
score or more of visitors saw the in
cident and began yelling for the other
Keepers while Wiley from his perch sang
out that he could not hold on up there for
a week. "Bil" Snyder. the head keeper
came on the run.
Snyder thought a carboy of the disin-
fectant had broken. Then he saw Wiley
In a jffy he had a rope and made a lasso
The head keeper with the assistance of
other Attendants, soon had Smiles firmly
tied with ropes. Then Wiley came down
from his perch. declaring that he would
no more rhinoceros cages.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
ALLIGAzAM SAILS AWAY
E. J. Sullivan Does Ribbon Whirl
in Departing for South.

The Lamport e Holt steamship Vasari
sailed yesterday for the big cities of South
America with S2,000.000 in gold eagles and
double eagles I'm her mold for Buenos Ayres
and I'm her cabin three newly welded mis-
sionaries and member OF the Alligazam
Club. II was for the latter that long
streamers of ribbon futtered from the
steamships rigging and parti-colored line
OF the same material stretched from her
deck to the Brooklyn pier even after she
had entered the Narrows.
Edward j. Sullivan, OF the American
Trading Company, who lives in New
Brighton, Staten Island. Is a member of
the Alligazams. when he sailed yester-
this mystic organization stood on the pier
to bid MIN farewell. In addition to Mrs.
Sullivan. Edward, jr., julie and the Sulli-
van twins That they might keep I'm touch
with him until the vessel faded from sight
they wound about his torso some five thou
sand yards of many hued ribbon. TO one
end OF which they clung on the pier while
Sullivan at the other end unwound HIM
self. revolving like capstan.
This was the "whirling Dervish, barber
pole rite" OF the Allgazams, 1t was ex-
van whirled, gaining speed in direct ratio
with the propellers OF the steamship.
The newly welded missionaries were the
Rev Theodor Choke. the Rev. Paul Klein
and the Rev. Eldira Heyner. With them
was the Rev. "A. A. Weinrich, a bachelor
The missionaries hail from the Pilge Haus
In State street, Lutheran refuge for inn
migrants and are bound for Port Allegro.
on the Rio Grande du Sol, IN Brazil. Two
weeks ago they engaged two staterooms for
their accommodation. Three DAYS ago Mr.
Choke approached the agent with a request
that he give him a stateroom TO himself
and bride The next day Mr. Klein stole
into the company's orice WIN similar re,
quest. and only yesterday Mr. Heyner had
| his accommodations changed.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Malta Feb ia-whltehall Br) New York
sydney y w. Feb 2o-lnyertay Br)' New
Alriers. Feb 20-Matoppo (Br), New York for
Hong Kong, shanghai. etc.
Tara. Feb l9-Christopher (Br)' New YORK VIA
chefoo' Feb Ie-CIan Maover Br), New York
via ST Michaels. Algiers, etc no., >..u
Cape Town. Feb. 2o-Kat;enturm CGer)' Ne"
Gibraltar Feb 90. a m-PrinZess Irene 0ser),
New York for Naples and Genoa land pro
rremen. Feb 90 I p m-Kronprinz Wilhelm
Ger. New York VITA Plymouth and Cher
stettim. pGI' Feb 10 Elise Marie Ger. New York
BERMUDA. Feb 10, m-Arcadian CBr), New
Port natal Feb 1o-City OF Naples GBr) New
York for Manila:
Suez Feb 90 -Schil4turm GsD, Calcutta and
Colombo for Boston and New York
San Juan, Feb 20-Phadelphia. New York.
Genoa, Feb tT-Ancona Qta). New York Via st
nr.ioi mi'nFTiS Feb s aoIKansas city Br. New York
via 81 Michacs.
Madeira. Feb 11-Luzon CAusp 0rom Fiume)
Bahia. Feb is-Eastern Prince lBrl from Santos
and Rio de Janeiro). New York =,
yowey Feb 1s-Ardoyne CBr), New York and
cherhomrg Feb 10. sI5 m-Amerika Ger
from Hamburg and southampton, New
Madeira Feb 10, , p m-oceania dtaD from
Naples) New York.
Gibraltar, Feb ls-Indravelli (Brl 0rom loko-
hama etc). Boston and New York
Barbados. Feb 10-Clement (Br). 0rom Para)'
New York.
I Liverpool. Feb 20-saxonia (Br). New York via
Queenstown. -
Iremen. Feb 20. m-Prinz Friedrich VIII
helm Ger. New York via southampton and
Cherbourg.
PASSED.
Fastnet Feb 20 Sailust (Br), New York VIA
Halifax for Manchester.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
PARTNERS CAUSE ARRESTS
One, Twice Freed on Larceny Charge,
Sues for False Arrest.

John Bough and Louis Friedman used to
be partners as city auctioneers. Bough still
holds that job, while Friedman is now
horse dealer Now they are enemies. Fried
man has had Bough arrested twice, and
Bough has had Friedman arrested once
While this might look like an advantage to
Friedman, It is not. Friedman had Bough
arrested twice for the same alleged Of
fence, namely, grand larceny. once Bough
was discharged in the Yorkvile court. The
second time he was held in the same court
for the grand jury, which dismissed the
charge.
Deputy Sheriff Gilmore arrested Friedman
yesterday. He did so on an order of ar
rest obtained by Andrew Byrne, counsel
for Bough. from Justice Lehman. The ar
rest was made in an action which Bough
brought against his former partner for
false arrest and malicious prosecution.
Bough asked $1,000 for each arrest. He
said he spent considerable money in coun-
sci fees and in procuring bondsman. Also
he suffered much physical discomfort Now
Friedman is under $500 bail.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
WANT NO PARK RESTAURANT
Slower Hears Protest Against
Another Claremont.

Edward NJ. Grout representing a wen
known restaurant man in 42d street ap-
peared at hearing before Park Comrnls-
sloner Stoyer yesterday on behalf OF MS
client, who wants to build another Clare
mont Inn" at Fort Washington Park, at d
cost of 10000 or more. In opposition ap-
peared Paul Wilson, of the Bureau OF Mu-
nicipal Research; A. H. Spencer, chairman
of the Parks Advisory Committee, ana
representatives of the Washington Heights
Taxpayers Association.
The ten-year lease Of the old West End
Hotel, in Fort Washington Park, has eX-
pired. According to Mr.. Grout, Commits
sioner Slower himself had had plans pre-
pared looking to the renovation OF the old
structure along the lines of a refreshment
place. The action of the Commissioner he
said, had brought the matter to the atten-
tion of his client who wanted to restore
1t. at a cost of $4,000 or more. Although
Commissioner Slower had long been debat-
ing the matter, he could net seem to arrive
at anv definite conclusion.
There were numerous vigorous protests
against any restaurant at all I'm the park
especially one Of the nature of the Clare
mont
Commissioner Slower took the matter
under advisement again.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
CHEAP HOMES ON MEADOWS
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Cooper
Plan Great Enterprise.

Montclair. n. J., Feb. % CSpeciaD-Wili-
lam II. Cooper. former member of the firm
of Siegel- Cooper Company, of New York. Is
perfecting arrangements with the American
Building Corporation, of No 299 Broadway
for the erection of forty all-cement ana
steel houses, OF moderate cost, on tract
IF $50 acres of land which he owns OH the
Hackensack meadows, near HackensacK
This is a semi -philanthropic enterprise Oh
Mr. Cooper. the object of which is TO pro-
vide homes in the suburbs for New York
families who are now housed in tenement
houses in congested districts.
If il is successful Mr.. Cooper plans TO
build at least one thousand such houses.
of various designs. which can be srocted
quickly and cheaply of cement, with moulJs
of steel perfected by engineers and Chem
lists in the employ of the building company.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper are giving ihucn
study to the advancement of the poor of
New York who are deserving and are will
ing to help themselves
Mrs Cooper was Miss Swift, daughter
of a member of the firm of Swift & Co,
OF Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Tuesday, February
20, 1912.
ARRIVED.

Steamer England (Non, Banes Feb u, to
Bennett Hvoslef & Co, with sugar Arrived az
Steamer Mnnehaha (Br), London Feb 8 and
Southampton TO- to the Atlantic Transport Line.
with - passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
steamer Chariois Dutch, Avonmouth Feb 4.
to George W Pitou in ballast. Arrived at the
steamer san Juan, Mayaguez Feb r. Ponce
l3 and San Juan II, 10 the New York ana Porto
Rico SIS Co. with As passengers, malls ana mdse
Arrived at the Bar at 3:l0 m.
Steamer Laurentic (Br). Havana Jan 20 san.
tlago 2S. Port-au-Prince 20. Kingston 81; SolpPn
and La Brea 10. Bridgton H. Martinique u -
Thomas and San Juan "A and Nassau u to tne
White Star Line with 365 passengers ana IN oai-
last. Arrived AZ the Bar al 4:46 m
Steamer Arsterturm Ger. Bombay Jan .,
Port Said 10 and Algiers IS via Newport NeMs
Feb 10, TO Funch. Edye CO. with mdse' AT
rived at the Bar at PAS p m. -.
steamer saratoga Havana Feb J. to the New
York and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with lO6 passengers
Steamer Jefferson. Newport News and Norfolk;
10 the Old Domlion SIS Co, with passengers ana
mdse Passed in Quarantine asbysrr a. ma r. 70 the
Mallory Ss Co, with passengers and mdse. fsssed
ii Quarantine at $40 m yo-,o,v
Steamer Monroe, Newport News and Norlolk,
10 the Old Dominion Sc co with passengers and
mdse Passed in Quarantine at 9:l8 a m
Steamer City Of Savannah, savannah Eenruary ar
II 10 the Ocean SIS Co. with passengers ana
mdse Passed in Quarantine at 200 M .,.
steamer Aragon. Georgetown. TO the Atlantic
Coast Lumber 20, Win iuthoNi' iaSSS" -
nere Steamer Lucy % Ser, Belfast. Ga, to L Dimou.
with lumber Passed in Quarantine at 30 m
Steamer Oceana (Rr). Bermuda February lo'
IN the Permuda-Atlantic SIS Co, with 23l pas
sengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at 4:Zs
m. -.
H. Colon i3 and Kingston and Port Antonio 10;
to the United Fruit co. with o. passengers ana
fruit. Arrived at the Bar at m oe
steamer Motkc Ger, Havana January g.
San Juan 81. Kingston February 4, Colon D. la
t5uayra and Porto Cabello o. Port Of Spain. La
Brea and Brdgetown i3. Fort de FRANCE ana 81
Pierre Il, ST Thomas and bermuda IL, 10 the
Hamburg American Line, with passengers ana IN
ballast Arrived at the Bar at 5:i5 p m
Steamer Prirz August Wilhelm GER. Colon
February 49, Kingston IS and Santiago IN. 20
the Hamburg American Line WIN passehsc'''
mails and mdss . -.
Steamer Comsl Mobile February H. Tampa
10 and Kew West II, TO the Mallory SIS Co. with
passengers and mdse. Anchored at the Sar at
s:35 m. .. "a
with passengers and mdse Passed in ouaran-
tine at $40 -,
Steamer Prinz August Wilhelm (Ger'. Colon
Sandy Hook. J. Feb 20, $50 p m-Wlnd
northwest. Hight breeze partly CLOUDY; smooth
sea.
Steamers vasari CBr). Rio de Janeiro; city OF
Montgomery. Savannah: Joseph Cuneo CNorD,
Port Antonio: Braunfels (Ger). Calcutta; New
York CITY Csr) Bristol: San Marcos, Brunswick;
Florida Port Arthur: Catherine Cuneo LNor),
Port Antonio Ocean Dutch, Antwerp; fauIa
duras Texas Bound Brook (Nor). Port Antonio:
Csronia CB) Madeira; Apache. Charleston and
Jacksonville: cruiser Salem (passed out ouaran-
tine at 2:35 ny.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.
oniciaI Record and Forecast-washingtc

Official Record and FOrecast.-W
Feb CA disturbance. after causing preeipita-
tion in the middle and north Atlantic states dur
ing Tuesday has moved down the 81. Lawrence
Valley. The Southern storm has Increased
steadily in energy and extended the area OF pre-
eipitation attending It, covering the entire south'
ri,b The execution OF the south Atlantic states
Iocal snow hurries have occurred In the Great
axes region and the Northwest. The tenn
nerat,,re has remained nearly stationary in East
.orr sections and along the Gulf coast, while II
has fallen generally in nearly all other dis'rcts
o,s, of the Rocky Mountains. Freezing tenn
rerature now prevails on the eastern slope OF
re Rockics as far south as Central Texas.
Tho southern storm will maintain it's great
.enerpy and move northeastward, causing gen
eral precipitation and high winds and squalls
in practically all states from the mississippi
Valley to the Atlantic Coast during Wednesday
and followed by fair weather THURSDAY except
in the north Atlantic states Moreover ihe
temperature will fall decidedly over the Southern
states on Wednesday and the Eastern states on
THURSDAY but a reaction 20 higher temperature
viii set In In the Far West on Wednesday,
which win cover ,he entire ,ransmississippi
s'nro ~ waTniugs are displayed on the Guf
coast from Brownsville to Cedar Keys Fla ana
on the Atlantic Coast from Jacksonville 10 Nan
tucket -. IN,
The winds along the New England coast VIII
no moderate northwest shifting to northeast ana
becoming high In southern portion by Wedhes
day night: middle Atlantic coast, east 10 horln
east GALES: south Atlantic coast. high sopth,
shifting 20 southwest; east GHlf coast. nlgh
southwest shifting 10 northwest west Gun
coast high northwest Lake Michleah, prlsA
north. becoming high In extreme sou'he'n po'
tion. ,-.o,,,
steamers departing Wednesday for european
haV
becoming high. with rain turning 70 snow 10
the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special ioca'ities.--For Nortn'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21

Destination and steamer Close in N. +. III.
Japan, Curea, China (viai Seattle)- - 40
Sanuka Maru ........,.. .'reo. <-' o "
Hawaii, Japan, Corea, China. Philip
pines via san Francisco)-ShlnSo 40 90
japan, srons Gorsa; Msr,, China wa Feb 20. $50
Guam. Philippines (via san Fran no am
clscO)-U ) transport 49,. .reo' % 90"
Hswa Japsn GSres nna Feb 2s $40
Tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands.
New Zealand Australia (vfa san
Francisco) -Aorangi .,......,. .har' l. o''o
Japan, Corea China Philippines wa oo
Victoria)- Empress OF India. MAR l. o'oo
Tahiti Marauesas (yia San Fran oo
ciscol-Marlposa e;... nas 40
Hawaii (via San Francisco)--Sterra mar o. o'oo
Japan, Corea China (via Seattie)- ..oo
Ava Maru 49,. 4'i''' - ''"'
Hawaii Fill Islands, Samoan Islands,
New Zealand. Australia (via VIC. ,o
toria)-Makura ..............-.... Mar Id. o'5o
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21

snow tonight and Thursday; northeast winds
increasing
l. For Southern New England. rain or snow to
day and Thursday. cooler Thursday; high north
east winds, shifting TO northwest Thursday
, For Eastern New York rain or snow TO day
and probably Thursday: colder Thursday; north
east winds. becoming high in southern portion.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey
rain to-day; rain Thursday. followed by fair and
colder: high northeast winds. shifting to north
west.
For Delaware Maryland, the District Of Co
lumbia and Virginia rain to-day: generally fair
| and colder Thursday; high northeast winds shift
| ing 20 northwest
probably Thursday; colder Thursday; northeast
winds increasing
For Western Pennsylvania, rain or snow to
day; generally fair and colder Thursday; high
northeast winds. shifting 10 northwest
For West Virginia. rain or snow day: gen
orally fair and colder Thursday; high northeas 81
winds. shifting 10 northwest.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
HIT BY H. w. TAFT'S CAR
Real Estate Man Painfully Hurt
President s Brother Not in Auto.

An automobile owned by Henry w Taft,
brother of the President while being oper-
ated by a chauffeur Ernest Clemons,
struck John Gillespie. a real estate man.
at Lexington avenue and 42d street yes
terday Gillespie, who lives at No. 76l
Washington avenue. The Bronx, was
knocked down and the wheels Of the ma
chine passed over his legs. Mr.. Taft was
not i'm the car at the time
Mr.. Gillespie was painfully bruised. and.
upon his request, ClemOns took him in the
automobile TO the real estate mans place
of business, at Nth street and Sixth ave-
nue.. There Mr.. Gillespie received atten-
ton from physician.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
wALsA,s WIDOW GETS $to,ssa

Mrs Annie Walsh. The WIDOW OF Bat
talion Chief walsh, who lost his life while
directing his men At the Equitable fire.
made q visit TO the headquarters OF the
lire Department yesterday morning. wnere
Commissioner Johnson presented her Win
a check for slO363, the fund collected for
her benefit In presenting the check Com.
missioner Johnson dwelt on The faithful
and energetic career OF the dead fireman
and sale that his heroic end would De an
averaging inspiration to the men who FOL
low % the service of the Fire Department.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
CcNNELL HAS NEW BERTH
Pronx Nan To Be Chief of Highways
Bureau in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia. Feb. 90. William II. Con-
nell. Assistant Commissioner of Public
Works Ia the borough of The Bronx. New
York. was to-day selected chief Of the
Pureau Of Highways in this city. He will
assume Office on March 1. The position
pays 5000 He succeeds William r. Ben
son. a former electrical expert. who was
appointed FIVE years ago under the pre-
yious administration and who resigned To-
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
DIsoAIN JEWELS; STEAL EGGS.

South Orange. n. J.. Feb 20 (specisD -
burglars in the Oranges no longer look
for the Jewel box. They are wise TO the
real values Of things, and they are turn
ing their attention TO the icebox. as certain
to yield a larger profit. Thieves got into
the home Of William l.. Lyman No 49,
Richmond avenue, last night, and took
away three dozen fresh eggs. They passed
by with disdain all the jewelry and silver
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
4. 3. STEWART APPOINTED.

J. r. Stewart has been appointed gem
eral freight and passenger agent of the
New York, Ontario & Western Railway
to fill the vacancy left by the death of
j. r. Dunbar. The appointment dates
from February Is.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
1911. 1912

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees,
lowest. - tat $40 a. M: average. AZ; average
for corresponding date last year. % average for
the corresponding date last thifty-three years, 81.
Local Forecast.-Raia snow TO day and to-
morrow. colder tomorrow; northeast winds. be-
coming high.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21

Local Ohciai Reeord.-The following Official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. In comparison with the correspond
ing DAT. Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
Second
Annual Exhibition
Paintings
BY THE
OLD MASTERS
AT THE
V. G. Fischer Art Galleries
467 Fifth Avenue
Opposite the Public Library. New YORK;
Exhibition extended until March list.
Admission ~ Card
rRAMspAclElc MAILS.

Advance cr,stoha, pa, n r. R11:aOam 3:O0p m
trarahoe JacLson yiIie riyde -- 100 m
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. 8.4T: sunset 5:42; moon sets. 9:ls;
r,Con's 3.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
TODAY.

Mail Vessel
,...i For Line closes sails
olympIc Southampton VIII $50 m 200 m
v,IG.ipric Azores White Star. 900 a nj 1900 m
niia ,S,racso Red D.. $50 a m 1900 m
Inr,,,,,,dlan Rermuda Quebec. 900 IN IL 90 a m
santa Marta, Jamaica. u F.. O:30 m 1900 m
Aeonquin. : Domingo. Clyde 1000 m 100 m
oceana Rermuda Ber-Atl.. II 80 a IN zoo m
,,., ,,,as,Ic Havana Ward 1900 m 800 m
n,noria Nontevideo Tst'n.. 1900 III 800 m
iceland. Antwerp. Red star. - lo0O m
Alamo Galveston, Mallory. - 'OO m
Antilles, New orleans, SO Pac - lE:O m
Huron jacksonville. Clyde. --- 100 m
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %.
F,spagne, Havre. French. 100 m l0Oo m
Aliemannla, Hayti, H-A...., 100 p m 3.Oo m
y Grant. Hamburg H-A..... - ~ ~ ~ III
Cymric Liverpool VII star. --- is'U m
g Of Savannah. Sav, Saw. - 3oo IN
Katahdin brunswick. clyde. - nnVp IN
FI Oricnte. Galveston, SO Pac --- lE'oo m
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY %
y uonrtt. uoyti p ID w / 1890 pm 800 m
New-York tribune., 1912-02-21
METROPOLITAN SGEs, 1cEs1

Tonight at S-Otello. Aida, Maubourg; Sie-
zak Scotti. segurola Bada, Cond. Ioscanint
Thurs Mat at 0-Goetterdaemmerung
Fremsind Homer Fornia, Aten Sparkes;
Burrian Griswold, We'll. Goritz Cond Hertz
Cormso GIlIy Didur, Rossl. Cond., Toscaninl
Fri at s:i5-Bartered Bride. Destinn Jorn'
Didur Ress Witherspoon. Conn'' hertA 80 .
sat at 2-Trovatore. Rappold' Homer: sle-
zak Amato Witherspoon. Cond.. Sturan
sat al s:t5-Pop. Prices-Butterfiy. Farrar'
I,ornia. Martin Scotti. Cond, Toscanini
uon M -WaIkuere. Matzenauer. Mo-
rcra. Homer; Burrian, Well RuysdaeL Hertz
Tues at s-Phia.- Chicago Opera Co.-lst
rhine here-JeweIs OF The Madonna. white
Dufau Rerat Wiitkowska, Gall; Bassi. Sam
marco. Gen'I Mus. Dir, Campanini
WED m ia Tosca. FTemstad: Caruso
A,nnto RossI Pini- i-Corsi. Cond., Toscaninl.
HARDMAN PIANO USED.