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MUSIC.
The Philharmonic Society.
A IMrt > km raadp rf IB* public rehearnal
■Mfc took par- PBBaTOay afternoon for the firat
rr-r*rt this «-asosi of rhllhanaor.'.e Soc>ty.
wkicSi i« r^T dow- for this evening at C«.rne?le
H»:i The 9aaaa is e^jx-cialiy inters- from
the fact that for ih- flru time in s;xty-one y»an<
a] ;h^ eocirty's exlsterrp a conductor has been
eaSe* from aCarope to conduct a '■oncert. an . that
■ ;• r corductor tn <3'j<*«:sn is M. Edouard Colonr.r.
»*.e for half the ttBM th.it iJ-.^ society haa r;"
aaa6 I*? career ha* been rr.crsf.lc ar.d prominent
la th* promotion of orcheftra] music .v DBaWat.
nsnre'-i-pr. has been particu.ar'.y active in tmr
■ ■ ■ • ••.• txynaa tb I M
f ■ larse cutt.Jv r of tl ;.:r own composers.
' ■ more than nrd;r.:»r:'.y Ml*
• •'"■ rr.vc of •~-rr FrT.-h r«TrsnOf»fT :. !
• rto the schense
• b occa?loa ias been
I to flo honor |0 1 B ' ' '
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I>ereaibcr li. but has already been oele
\- - -•- and over tea: ■ ,ti\f Jnnd to
■■' •:.'■ \.-.r- : : '""ifil ar.d ben*-'";
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■ nuch to tnark the « - ■ ' - •tttfb y«-
B3] wa* a prer«'":'' ■ ■n-h a red
•he Phi"! -- - s calendar, or
a v ri ■• :n it> I MBaV
minar ha *very f»at
tre of ha on aalrn was MMMI with pladn^fs
I that The i«ciety» pfc-,ron? and the frir. i>= of
: • - . ~-jr- ream r. . ■" • i
qaj :: B the •xperioseat. M. C<">ionre wa!> re.
._^ m .<- _ r ,^.« r , ktafif "W*d a* th<- oj-s%t,
• . in- Qaflatafl hiy laboi>. half an
■ ■on have done as a rule, he
■JH B ' BMI that courteous -•- . • > ( j al
. „ .—.. — . .• ... "T:al admiration He
jr^hestra of the t*oci*>-\ BtMOSb per
fntrnanc** of Blaet'? overture. "Patrie" (a DW
■ |E -. ?► ■■• Brtl two xnovenH;r.t)« of Barns
' — -" - r> mr.j-ir. and B*rlio*'« "Fan
it : - rr-s and
lar; • (• «f dal veteran orptiniz*: . ir.
-r.;r.c:y oourhty deeds. The CBdMriMßl
r* ' ■ ■ < . > v fnr than at
...• fvtj basn aftv thf One
over-ure. and hac r«ach»d *uch heirhts *f:er the
■ • ••'.: ty.e air tHBD tha- | - '- "WtfJl its
v " nd it? <i«ep breathed meiodi
■ < •• , ■ ..■< _ '7:,- Tk- »• re sionjcr.t.*
I BBBMn cf BaC fyrr ; -
: .uch fm piVMfka a st irir. DC
cvrr frrm i.- M
: -y~d si vlr.'.in ccr.cfrto by Lnlo
» eta uhe sv.it.e and the eyirpcory. and erokad
• h flcr«cTijrtr«Ti"'Tsi« of delirht that he felt caM
■ . he SM »::h ttc
• DMSate to Sair.t-Sa<?r:s'." "D«ju^e "
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••- irtt«r;« t« nn alr^a^y aiti?l» pro-
D3SH *rork*<i difa.ppoirtmer.t. sini>e •■■
rr.:('.:.i ha r ~i- r I re«.c! their Fuhurban bOOMB,
t» foreipo the ia«. two ■aRMaBeVJti of tt
-7 • - • - ■ rhou?d hay- baca r"" • *
OPISA NOTES.
Hf?r Mr" Serenaded— Mac. Gadski to
Sing Smnnhiide.
T U< ■ ■ ; '-r:« House nrchestr =-
- Bit cf th» HotPl Ua
■ 100 MM ' ii;r«rior af
Qaaiial tM* ■•■•80, b r.-^k-.r.g his hone.
*r.d »ert:^aie'i the «. I -
• - • • • • •- -r>' CTaSmr*.* 1 -t
"Xt:«- ~ar— r "" ■■fl H»rV*r- - a- rican Fantasy
avjn : Bfl "~ KDaVtl ! *--. hotel, of WQTSa.
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THE DRAMA
-- BATRICAL INCIDENTS.
• ptcji n■ " at the
r.g his rreat per
• pebast . * Vf.:'»"
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: . Theaura, w:t;
■;' . : _• - ■-■ . ■ ■■ ± has
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- • feclir-g. the p ,
■ _ ■ ... - . S. •:. - actr««s. as
...... PttSOCaB TO-fl
frcr.t raiJt <* ttw dramatic
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Bp&ha ftmtl '"Tie Sultan of aWa — Benefit
I . . i: Actcrs fcr ICme. Jana^schek.
■ ■ _<- a musics.!
c coiae<iiarj » Aid "The Bu^tarj cf .- .
t [ .. Th» old,
■ Sraaaloaj rooms I.= the indirect
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tlso car.c m the compary. recently rexigaed be-
BBd Mr. S;.. • "" : .jcrer of the
: -id not arree on the alioU=er.t or cr»ss:-^
:.- oot wlshiaa; to trave on tiw
: . _ vitm,. ha* row re«i*T.ed a.so. Kis
ns. begin.-.m* Wo
»> X ■v,->w.-tr . ;-;- : , v
: ■ : with the pert <* Ram
■■ . . ■ arJU -• wsa.
. to show that tha numerous
» - v i uTTj tSatt Aasta »™
«t srhor.y selfish ia their motives, tea *ntt*n
brftBSJB B&fl paaattysajaajsa r. w
Btn aslrtr.r rhem •- ai« • — '• a beneiit
.. ffjf - X eh Mrs*-. Janaasrhek.
..obertson. Miss Millward, Ctarles
:::»-.. • DsaSQ DJCSSj hM« been asked to
aas it. tr* ifl -f them ha»" si«s :'-•<*. tteiT ■£&&*>
»-^a- I .. has re^li tter . - ->m U.e
ar*-; sctresi i . . -■ • the sale
rTe<~Ts Tra» net a paccess. ere ib«
• » »>-.,. /•.,mm< n comforts p.
' •- " 'hat tie benefit srili ccme at an opportune
Uaa p^rj for tn« projrramme are not .jatmafl*;
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acta-s bt in the cast.
Ei X Ilai-kett is rehcarsirt a new play.
•Wcfc MS | - iuct as soon as II is ready at
•aane pcert on fcis road tour The name is not <Si»
c.u*. I
Aur;-.r i.s HO "sajcfe this city fmaa Ej-
Monday. ar-.d afO bepin at once to ret.ears«*
"Tr)*- Parson ar.il the Pueiast."
■"■ 'harles Frnhmaa is to produce in th* winter
at tie Cr.terioa Tceatrt
Aa roes. the CUaase ma«T»c.ar. «:. J «'.ad..w
f**BJß4et in eaumti rayst:'-ir«. tr. trod •,»--! rig for th
:.- ■ - . : - -~:;y the wonderful ror.jurir.f feats
i'-asiera Toti. triil be the opening atr- ti-.i.
at the - Saturday mfliuaj at Canatgla
- -T.oon.
BJTTtK LATE THAN XEVK*.
*m better Im- early *» •waMUac . la 7*«>r a4rcftlstßX
tur TT^t *? <ti /^"T TritociLC*
MS. SXINKTII-S SUCCESSOR.
Frank Fosdick, of Buffalo. Suggested for Su
perintendent of Public Instruction.
Re Chester. Nov. I.T-Whether because the local
*rhonl ajlMriliua. whirh were a fr.ctor in the recent
**y? In thi * cit >- "ew attcr.ticn to the general
«--jtci of pub^c instruction, or for tome other rea
m, then is PTOeatat interest hereabouts m the
Btata'a aytlWsHotiaJ problems, whirh hsve been ,0
■ nr. s <i.?ru-sca and are likr-iy to be mm up again
nt Albany r»t the eaflomc SfMion. SuperintcnU'r.t
r did not Ti-ait for the Kcislature to be
c actively in th^ *>!T'->rt to
put his political ff-r.cs in ordvr For the last «ix
mr.rths he has been conducting a campnipn Cor ro
'•■"Uor. »hirh tOM KthaT foolish utt<-mr>ts at oon
r.a^reeriT hftvej potepi ajdf mr.de men tecapaf-
Bsvtesj lypanaHy b^en aumawiial Omood
'■••'. nrilll flimi in Tho Tribune
"' " ' (Mas an account of a- - lotion
mhuh }.» baa trkmsly, though with unfavor
able results in most '•an.-i. been submitting to
■ laalUupal a;; summer, ha has recently
tried to make it appear that Bajcfe an expression by
tr-achcrs of a desire to ha\e the school.- pat .... I
(Basement could not b* constmed ns com-
1 • m to mpport of his ntGVfrtrT Tma
prcteaoe is rather amusing, in view of 0
that the rrrpcs;tion was Submitted in th» following
form at the nolamtU Oacnty Insntv..;, ar.d prob
abty r^rwhere:
That wo very gratefully apr>r»riat» the
ft] ■ ;.." Skiw:cr. si..' ■
8 tof 1 ■.-■..-••■ 7-
P'-+t- :i..v :■ ,- in !■,• education
rBl . nj oil ajjmi3 tatraUoa, da I .
!.:m a sin ■• . •• ■■' thar.ks for nil «uc-
■ • in benalf of teachera. Thertfore.
be it
red. That all The schools of the Str.te eup
rorted by the :«ses of tbe pe?rle shall he under
B U »-rr.eat.
t-.at a 1
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P«rson« inter*«t#d in th» publk- m^hwA question
■ Ml ~-'v".::er's re-^i^^tion WO
a btoer at „■ ■ nlScatfoa of the educational
I a? he heg&n the present con
troversy, has a'llffllfl the r«cgcr.ts a- s often ,;nd as
•■ ■ ->■' peavAla, without the plightest provo
• d ar,.i tl appejenUy lacspahta eC working
harmoniously with them ur.dor any drcomatan we.
prr sayirg thnt com other candidate for Boper
ir.tcndtr.t of Pub.i? Instrr.^tion should be pre
to rahUc coaalderatlDa arlthoat twtVh t '■ -
H B - " ha.- Jov.g been irorklng v-.-jrd ta
- ' tnd if he is riot pretty won con
•'••«■ aoene ir,.livid;iai i ppoeitioa til* ro
• - t, may go by default, as it
did tin ■ .50.
.: therefore cratify msry <-!tiser« la all the
• • - ■ rara thai the quaJlflcationa of a cora
■ ■ ■ man for tr)« - off.cc are tjeing call'd to the
r. ■ - of educators, and thr.t the le»lslatnre
■ ■ ye, a chnnc* to vote tor Frank Poedlck, of
Ilr. Fosdick in principal of the Miisten
; - ;. is well ard fsvorahly known in
-■jrflea throughout thp S:at". ar.d if
I would be a han 1 force, tnatead of
proraoteT of dlacord. !» l<« und*»"Fto©<l h*?re
■ ■ Breaker Nixon in well <Ji»r« sr<l towarH Ifr.
tentative candidacy. arsd will be glad to
Xt to procure his election, if clrcum
- warrant, ar.d tl.ere is no doubt that ma'iy
f the 1 zlslat ire tn m the westerri part
31 • • -.\ lid t k ■ -" • "~.::*?ric*Ar>r. :n f '-
-.. ictxan'a l»ad ir this matter. Mr F •--
- ' ndx have already begun a quiet canvass
: . f Perhaps thej ■ ire not Intended t.i
tact o-T =0 aartT, wit It is an Interesting
f • •»•- and. n - h-is be*ri '
enta i Mr. Skimfr feel t> it . .
-•- • ti vrf r.:i*t"-.:!y devoted to the
cauon&J wpifare ot th« Mate should take the QSld
against hirr..
OBITTJABY.
OLIVER J. GEER.
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THE WLATHIE REPORT.
Yesterday's Record and To-Day 's Forecast.
Wa*.artrr. Nov. 13 —A rar! '- •ut-c€«sic» of a^v«r«
awaaa ftwr x^ North Pac:ri= Oaaat over the Mertar
■ wmmrj |a*mi »a laat ttm da>-» has Mas
iiniliiail m -*" v •.-. . * n! **** p » c:flc '" a;:
•ad heavy aaow i= the a ilhsiaws matala an: pto
teau Oatrlata One af theej rorms cro»s«<i the —tarn
Mate* at a v**i m mat 10 penalt the ■
forr^ttcn rf Xl ■■■•aiM> ■•
_L ■■! only attended tt* B«aS»Sa v.r the At. a r ■ -
board 1.1 11 ' *^~ *■ ■■•-■— :■' l ' '
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[ '■ y\ d«»rbano. Ir, th* »««thw«t | M
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v f • rv .- e nfTrlal r^rord from the Wrather
Bureau .how. the chance, lr • ■«*«»• for '""
•n the corr*
ajaa«a*«a*i cf last year:
lam • . ;$:£; ;::::::: en '■»
a a n-. J M II
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JLr avrr&Xf tor c»rr«pondi=« date last tmrntj-
-To-day, talr and cooi.r. 6uad*7
tsM. rrasb west miaCM.
NEW-YOKE DAILY TRIBUNE. BATUBDAT. NOVEMBER H. inn?..
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
aj mr. ajasajaaj nr»EA- 5
Washington. November 13.
NAVY GENERAL STAFF— NavaI officers who
have b»e" watching dMaiy the development of the
pfataa for a f.enoral staff fcr the:.- servi-e arc not
Furpriseti to !(.:^m that it has been found necessary
to amend ta BOOM material direction the project
taid) or;r;nat«,i with Kear Admiral H. C. Taylor
3MI Llf>uterar.t Commander .1. D. Barn^tt, t-oth
mrmhers cf the general hoard. nnV«ris away from
Wash' art described *» entertaining bobm ap
; Nteeaaaa lest th» pen«r^l staff Idea of naval in-
Qseace a:-.a wtlfflitj Khali prevail ti> their Oetrt
m*nt. Th» in a wholesome fear that the civilian
rower will ie m:mn:..-- that the officers of the
ttaS will be subordinated and that bureau lade
p« ndrr.ee win be jeopardized. 1 his has led to !n
pt'Ttani uaendmest la t:;e origiria! p'.ar. to i.111.V
:>;: >; alara aad v well to anticipate the objection*
«nd oiuciaaui Ukaly io be advanced irfacn tr.<»
■cnesr.e is prt-se.nt«a to Congress. Secretary UooCj
■ so far succee: : ;: t .•:..= a r.on-com
ittal atiitu a disrretion which has g:\pr to
oih the advocate* bsm) !he opponents o* the aja>
ym r\ chance to claim him for th-;r own. Judpe
l>»rlintr. iho Assistant Secretary of the Navy, is
more ojtspoken. He is regarded -is the most In
nuentlaJ of the tnemies of the system, and is quoted
as sajmg recently that this la the day cf theory,
when c-rtain officers s«em anxious to affect a
la method* and organization, if for no other
than that there may be a change. Or.*- \is:-
Dle effect of the pottey wbicb n-sards • general
Btnff as eminently •ssarv ir. the r.avv is the im
medir-.te desire for secrecy regarding mary depart
mental matters hitherto regarded a? entitled to
publicity. Ntthirir m starti--- :he Brtreas of Ntvi
to ii£ depths aa a request for an official r* I
pcrt which givea a ir'.iide book account of tho r°rta
ttuchid at by eruiw'ng vessels. Everything has as
rumed Btratejgle irnpcrtar.ee. and if Information is
<lir"los^<l :i!«out tar?<»t practice, it is only after
much deliberation as to' the effect such r-blicity
vill have on the plans of foreign goverriments.
BECRECT 'IN THK AHMY.— The question ot
r : it".;jc>!ty bi a!?o cttraetixtg the attention of the
General Staff of the army, and a plan has been
rrepared which contemplates the designation of an
army officer whose principal duty it shall be to
prepare and p'.ve out such news to the press as
may be r^parded rs a harmless announcement of
the transactions of the General Staff The plan
has not s<=t gone into effect, beyond the designa
tion of Lieutenant Colonel H. A. Greene, the mili
tary secretary of LJeuter.ant General Young, who
is supposed to give out information regarding the
ncneraJ Staff, but who i« invariably too busy t:>
lock after that interesting detail Th« objection
to establishing any gTfat -ys'-m of publicity comes
from pome of the" wiser (Been of the General
c - 5 Who ff-ar that any such plan Wodd excite
the charge of an attempt to estajiish press cen
sor?! 1 .!;!.
NAVAL ORDNANCE OFFICER.— In the discus
sions of ehaa#aa in n ; v«: organization there is
much talk of the statement mace in his annual re
port by Rear Admiral Charles O'Neil, chief of ord
nance of the navy. That officer said he ha.. found
it was diScult to find officers trained in ordnance
duty, and as 6oon as aa officer became in a) Wed for
this work it was time to send him back to sea.
Sometimes the officer of special qualification was
ultimately available for ordnance duty, and some
times it never aateaad possible to obtain his m rvices
again. Admiral O'Neil suggested no remedy. and in
rersonally explaining his remark he said to The
Tribune representative that it was far from his
idea to establlsn a ?<*paratj ordnance corps for th»
navy. He favored rather some such plan as was
entertained by the chief of ordnance of the army—
that ■ :' ::u.ving detailed to ordnance duty officer* cf
known and tried qualification .Who had sirred. *ay.
four reara on the work, and then have a short
period cf about a year of duty «>n shipboard, with a
reton .• in ■• I the longer tour of ordnance duty
on snore. He felt trmt this BJWtBOI should be fol
lowed through the various lETades. including that of
optaln. At present rartain? uri'l commiir.ders are
not ofttn iivu!ia^.e for ordnance duty. All branches
of the ...... handi^appea by the lack
<rs. and the complaint nf the chit f of ord
..■i echoed by the engineer in chief and the
chjaS coaatrnctor.
NO MORE TEMPORARY SURGEONS.— There will
be no more contract surgeons appointed in the army,
and no more acting assistant surgeons appointed in
the Davy. 7..-rt are 100 of the former and about
twenty-five of the I tier. Those at present in the
service will continue until the •.-■:-- of their
periods of service, which are three ears in the
navy and indefinite in the army. Vacancies a3
they occur will not be filled. This is for the reason
that there is no increat-i^e demand on the s-rK- r.a
of the services. In the "army th^ withdrawal of
troops from the Philippines and the abandonment
of many of the *arri:io!-s in tne islands have :'- I la
it unnecessary to add to the list of Temporary sur
geons, while in The r.avy the annual increase in
th** regular eommisiii mea personnel of the medical
conn "HI provide tne medical assistance neces
sary or. board ship and at naval stations.
AN APPEAL IN FAVOR OF HAZING.— The ef
fort to restore to the Nuval Academy a? rni.iship
men of three yours rr.i»r who were recently dis
rr.:r r >-.i from that twatltutlna for hazing is not con
fined to the .tore who hi\ : appealed to the
President in their babalt This we«-k tha President
received the following letter on this subject:
Ncv.-Ycrk. November 7, 10CC.
To the President.
D«ar Sir: I tru?t you will modify to a lea** ot
— F.-iy. three months with pay— S<>- reta.ry
Moody's dr««ti^ sentence of dismissal forever from
■ • vy of iliree midshipmen tor ailfged basins
In tr.e name of peaveo. is Urn punishment of liai I
to be equal tc that ji treaaon in time of war— to
that of Halt's •'Man Vl'iihout a Country 11 ? Fresh
men, as a ri le, oupht to be hazed, same as I was.
.-■i, ■! *r-rr.<» others, who would never have Hinted
to anything atberwia*, 1 am. taithruto yours,
W. H. BALUiU.
The TrrEldort is teeHned to regard the offence of
hazins at West Point and ABBJtpoUa as mo«t serious
ana as callta gfor •evtre punishment. When the
Undent of th* Naval Academy waa In
Washington re-ently h* talked ■rith Mr. Rooaevelt
and trie Eecretary cf the Navy in regard to tn*?
policy to te pursued at the academy, and it was
■ • if thfl ce.'.*-:'a; methoda of discipline
unavallinx the haxera should be dismissed, not
so moch as a piratahment for those who violated
th* academic regulation, but as a warruns to
others who were inclined to indulge la this prac
tice.
A RELIC FKOM NKW-VOr/C- The War De
partment ha« received from Wiliism Ciausen, cf
No. SSI Fifth-aye.. New-York City, tha aid fla£ of
tiie Ist New-York Fire Buuavta. This was the flajj
carried by the command in the Civil War. and is
the emblem which the gallant Colonc'. Ellsworth
replaced on the staff of the Mansion House, at
Alexandria. Va.. whtn he removed the Confederate
Hag. for which act he sacrificed hl» i.fe. Mr.
Ciausen says he came into possession of the flag
as a gift from Andrew Govan. who was tr-.<.- BR
uf EBawarta Post, G. A. X.. and th« awtnrttaw at
the nag Mr. Clausen \.<l*, Joffiliaenta to prove that
the Hag is ar, aaaientic reuc. .arid he has Beat it
to the War Department wan the understanding
;'jat it shaii be added to the war collection in Cui
ttm Memorial Haii. at West I'oint.
DINNER FOR ADMIRAL DEWEY.
Annapolis. Md.. Nov. 13— Admiral Bad Mrs.
Dewey, who arrived here yesterday on the dispato!;
boat Dolphin on a visit to the Naval Academy,
epent mist of to-day arxard the Bhip. :n the
courae ot the Jay. accoai;jar.u 1 b: Superintendent
lirow;.*'>n the ;ui:i..ral atroUed through the Navai
.- and was shown about the differ
eni _ h J .. :.. :■:■ ral department*. Captain
rd Mrs Broemaon gave a uinr.e- tc-night in honor
»«r the oIH " :1 Bue** 8 Only tho otiicerM and heads
of lull 1 111 MMlta at the academy, Wtth their Vtrea,
■s.f-rfc bnrltad.
FUNERAL OF ADMIRAL BEARDSLEE.
Wftattfßffton, Nov. 12— The funeral of Hear Ad
miral L*st*«r A. l>.i-us:ee. retired. *-.io died in
AU- ->ia, QaV. on TUaWliy ni»iit. wad held here
t^-day. A iarct: number of army and navy officers
attended. The ■• ■■'■: *•■ cremated at a local un
rirrtaKlPf e«1 ■ hment, and the ashes were de
' ■"•'m the National Cfcmettry at Arlington
■rttnout military ceramoniea,
FLAG RAISING WITNESSED BY 25.000.
De? Moines. lowa. Nov. 13.— A crowd estimated at
twenty-*va thousand wiir.essed the nag raising at
the new aVBOMBi 881 - tcel here tii-day. General
John C Bates and oU'.er army officers were prea
eii' Oaaaral Cortin telegraphed to Bepreaentattve
'A- T Hull that he would b« unable to attend.
Th- nmnuUM toeh»»afl two football games, an
■ lllmwhtill parade and a halt I 111 Exerosea ware
bsld at the ADdttortna -r.:*ht. Governor Cum
mins beinp the principiu s;.eafir
ORDERS ISSUED.
Waahinpton. Nov. 13-Tr.e following army, navy
and BSftW COCpa orders have been issued;
ARMY.
art W. Jonn» >n.
• Srk¥l^W»«Sg
■
The foBoWt&S tßtttKl ir* maJc:
Ita, Ltaatcaast ptAM whkeu:r. txom Ma to ■»
Ir.rartrj. CHOaif I ,-,- , _ _. . h
... .... ssra£-£JS
t» conatruetJon work, and en completion of Uita duty
will return to Washington.
Flm UaataaaM ROnrnT K. FPII.LER. 2ftth Infantry.
in W*»hini?;on. to join hi* company.
Major JOHN R EEL.LJNIER. iiuartormaarrr-. Brooklyn.
f - the parp«e* of in»p»«ft!n« <~ypree* Hill* Natlona
<->mrter} •; on the intalinii ot duty •« return tf
Vasliington.
N'AVT.
Lieutenants 1. §HA3TB en i K. tVTLUAMS. Fr«ißn A.
W. JOHNSON. Sunteon C. BIDDLE. Faymaster F
v , HARI As»!»t«nt Payroan^r N. W. oka.nt ar,l
'harlain C. Q. WRIGHT. daaMkai the Puritan, ta
the Unoii'-
Captain C. H. ARXOU>. detached the Puritan; to can
rnar.a the L*rca*ter.
Captain r. 3 ppF.RnY. a,'<llt;onal duty as prealdent of
Naval 'War C-Ues-- "I I t HMll Bay.
Captain W W HEAR a^iii-.i-ra! *BtJ as aaB»)BB*
of *e«on<l naval .li»trlrt. Narragansett Bay.
Command V W. KIMBALJ* detailed the Alert; home.
■Rait I<IH
Con-.ir.ar.tlf - F A. WIL.NER detai-h"<l naval »tat!cin. New-
Or.-ans; to command the Teaaka.
Commander J. A H. NICKELa. detached the Top«iia;
h.-rr.-. wait t/rders.
Lleuterant aHaaaaa* r* w h ■TAFTTiRO. detached the
Alert, to Dai M^inee ■*» necuuve officer.
Lieutenant CWBB aaiiw T. W RYaN. detached the Puri
tan; to tfio L^ri'-aJ'ter a." executive nSlcer.
Ensign J. P. f;:i>>lF.r.. datadMd the A.crt. to the Ind«
■aaaraca, Mare lalaad Navy Yird.
Ensign F. J. BORNE, detached the Alert; to the Adarr.s.
Enfijrr. i. C. FREMONT, detached tSe Alert; home, wait
>r«.
Ensign.' T. BECXNER. detached Bureau of Navigation,
tv charge of paw ro< ruitsng parry No. 6.
KXttf r~an B. f AXUBIt, detached the Alert; M the
bupi jr, v.a the solace.
Mi(J»h:praaa X B. Cr.ITTnNDEN. detached the SUpply
and rcpott to Asiatic Station for duty.
Pa s—.5 — . Afsi«r«r:' «urr*^Ti F. E M'TLLOUGH. de
tacftaa tae A!«rt; hWaft wait cruf.-s.
Actir.K Ass.nant 0BXBM(l .T I, TAYLOR, to duty with
naval re.-ruitir.gr party No. 6
T. J J. StCE. prjfe**or at x.athematlca. to Mare Island
Navy TmiA, '. ■" r CU9 as assistant to eAoar in charge
o? R.aral I v.«<-r-v .«<-r--
MARINE CORPS.
MaJ^r T. C tiCCA*. fr^m Naval War Collesre to Laaaaa
I*la r id Navy Yi*ri. to command battalion of marines
. r. tM Pra;rie.
<~ap;alr. J» *> nrrLER. tram 'h* Puritan to I^airu^ Isl
a:.d Rary Ya-i. Witt batralii a on the Praine.
Car-r-ir-' R- H. t)L'NL.Vr oui LuOAN FKI-AND. frrm
r.a:. barra:k=. NaraJ Ararteiay, tc League Isiar.d
Navy Yard, with batiaii.-n en the Prairie.
Capt.iln R. F. WYNNE, from marine barra.k?. TVasMnif
trn. to ccmn.aai dcta^h^.tnt cf marines on the
First Lieutenant B. L' WOOO. from rr.arir.e barracks.
Washington, to V»r« l»lar.d. to rnmman<l >iMhai«nt
of marines for serv;. -e at naval stancn. Guam.
First UaSMtnM II ... from marine bar
racks. Washington, to Le^sue Island, with fcattai: m
of marines on the Prairie.
First Laaotaaaat 3 a. W. Patterson, from marine
barrack? N*»w-York, to I>-a«-ue Island, with battalion
on the Piatri*.
fiTR L:»"-'r.art C B. TATX^R, from marine barrack?,
KcCtOtti M League laiand. with battalion on the
Prairie.
First Ll»«-enant J. K. RACST. from marine barracks,
Washington, to Mare Island, with detachment of
r.'.i:r:nts for service at Guam.
fIM Ll-ir.-riant CUBTBUKM STCATTIiOT, from — nr!-.»
barracks. New-York, to L«earue Island, for service on
the Prairie.
Second !.:«•;•■ A. I>. BRTTNZEIX, from marine bar
ra-ks. League latasjd, to trie Prairie.
Second Lieutenant GERARD M. Ki.VAPE. from marine
aamcSa, Washington, to commanding officer of the
Prairie.
6econd Lieutenant C. T WXaCOttT, fr<3m marine bar
ra kp. Baa Juan, to Wash.ngton, report to mar.ne ex
amlnicgr board.
Second UaataaaSta FT.Er>ERIfK r> KILCORE. DAVIS
B. VILU EDWARD BEARS TATES, ALBERT
HAMILTON an' HARRY 0 SMITH, to mar:: ■>
rack", Wa«h:rg:.n, tor Instruction at schuol By ccm
mi^tiored r r?!rer».
Uetiter.ant Colonel C. H. laiUCHHEIKn, «s-istant ad
jutant and inspector, {fan baadqnartara, marine
corps, to Manila, for duty en Asia:'..- ; ; :atl-r..
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.
"U"a=h!rg:Tf>n, Not. 13.— following movmpr.ts
of vcaai is have been reportpd to the Navy Depart
ment;
ARRIVED.
November 12— The Doipl.in at irsysljt; the Ear> at
Key West; th<> vsrm'.a. ar Fan Juan: the Adam« at
Fan Dl^e; the Dale at Hampton Ruarfs: the Min
neapolis at Newport .Ww; UK Dan'UT. the Chauncey
and the Harry at N^rf-,;k.
SAILED.
Rorember 12 — Th» Vi'.ial^bos from Hzr.kow foe »nrha!;
the Prairie from Xfwurt Wean for Gi;antanamo
The NevaTk cocked yesterday at Paarta Mlitar.
The I'allai cniiser Ltsruria l^ft Tfew-Oltean* for Havana
7:.l plaead 111 cdnmissioa yesterday at Leairue
Island Navy Tard.
PA SSEXGERS 11 1 RT.
Train Off the Track— of the
Injured May Die.
Buffalo. Nov. 14. — A Penr.-ylvaria passenger
train, which left Buffalo at 11:45 for East
Aurora, was thro-*n from the track a quarter of
a mile east of the city line at midnight.
Four pa*«?nr»rs were injured, two of whom
nay die. The engineer is rr.iFsir-g, and it is
feared that he is under the wreckage.
A man name<3 Lock wood, whose home Is In
East Aurora, was • ..cen to the emergency hos
pital early this morning. He has a fractured
skull. An unidentified woman was carried in
soon afterward. She is unconscious, and it is
feared cannot recover..
TAKEN IEOM TJN2EE CAB TJNHTTEI.
Two Fenders Pushed Twelve- Year-Old Girl
and Passed Over Her.
Lena Dmaella, rw-!\e years old. of No US U'es:
Hr;uston-st.. was knocked down by a Sixth-aye.
car in West Broadway, between Houston and
Bleeckcr sts., yesterdar. pushed some yards, and
then wvdged under th* 'ender of the forward truck.
The car was jacked u;> and the girl rescued. Sh9
was not even scratched.
The f.rst fender, after rolling her over and over.
i-n.!".«- d over her. and the 'econd fender, directly
in front of the forward truck, . * her. Th: - again
pushed her along the rocky pavement and then
psjarf over her. wedding r.-;r body und^r it. As
the saw she was aJout to be released ahe said,
I'm ail rignt." Her clothing was not torn.
GOVERNOE ODELL UNVEILS TABLET.
A Short Speech at Ithaca, the Home of Presi
dent Schunnan and A. D. White.
Ithaca. -*■-' V . Nov. 12.— Governor and Mrs. Odell
arrived in Ithaca to-day on the way to the home of
President Schorr whose fOHI the Governor
will be while in the city. Governor Odell KtOpptO
in front of the Ithaca Hotel to ur. . • a tablet
aTVCtad by the De V.'itt Historical Society, of
Ithaca, in commemoration of the Sullivan expedi
tion of the Kevoiutkmary AVar. Governor (Mall
spoke briefly, and then went to President Schur
man ■ house. He wu accompanied fey f^ rmer Am-
Ihim iinr Andrew D. White and President .- :. .-
maun. Thin attr-rrn>on the Governor reviewea me
Cornell Cauet Corps.
THE FOB THAT DE GEOOT HAD.
AsFemb]ym:i.r.-«:leet William A. De GTOnt. of Flush
lag says that he spent fci 1 "' altogether for cam
paign expenses, and the return Bled with the
County Clerk ibovi that ilr. De Groot had consid
erable fun. The sum of 532 went for campaign
toothpicks, on v.hich the reflective Queens voters
chewed ss they •'s'.z'r*. up" Mr. De Groot as a esadl
date. Finding th.it toothpicks were gnod vote
setters. Mr. De Grcot ;-p«;nt JT.T 05 for "vhlrpir.g
buttons." Wh«-n the returns came in on ejection
nigr.t the "chirpini,' buttons" chirped a song of
triumph, ilr 11-I 1 -- Grwr K».ys he u^ve the Morris
Park Methodists $3 75. the Woodlawn Baaeba-; "iub
1291 i' tiw Woorihav'T: Baenserlo>t tl. The best
tiling to ilr. De Groot about :: tU v.<-*s tr.at he «HV
MRS. R. H. SAVAGE HERE.
Mrr Richard Her.ry Savage returned yesterday
fmrn F.u: re on the Fuerst Eisrnan -k. At the tim^
of her husband's death in Roosevelt Hospital, aj
the result cf an accident, Mm Savaire was In St.
i- Lbiiliiii|_ with her aaneh>r. Sh. 1 04 not Warn
of the accident to her husband until some time
uft'T his d> atn. After 3et:.:r.^-' his estate, she w;..
return \n Bt P»T.-rs:.urp to mak- her home irith
her daughter. Who '<» «M wife of a court cham-
L.t.rlii:i.
JENKS TO PRESIDE AT MXARREN FEAST.
It was BBM yesterday that Supreme Court Justirs
Aim*-: F. Jeak^ had bMB a«ked to preside at *»■
♦• Ast to b« giv«n on November 30 In honor of tho
aeMOtaa c senator Patrick H. McCarren to th?
leadcrahlD of the Democratl-; aaeblaa in Kings
r-o^tv The prtßctpal apeskm win be >iaynr
alaet M~Clei ; an Controll»r Grout and ex-Dtatri;'t
-*. v jarr.'d V,'. lad^way. Tasstaoj wijl he
, .■'.-. f ,. J Ty CtairtS r. Murphy and a good
fixed di :• irutii>n of bravea.
DECLINES CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Grant's Pa.-s.. Ore.. Nov. 12— After Cve months
of fletata the City COSttd] haa derided u> decline
the offer at PM» "B»Je by Andrew Carnegie for
a library for the city. The Council did not approve
of certain BUi>ul*ti»a» attached to Mr. Urnt|>t'i
offer.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
A'O PO^T COURTESIES
Stranahan Says Baggage of the Rojc
burghc Family Was Examined.
I the Editor of The t- ' :-e
Sir: In The Trihun* of Xoverssber I 'I" .^"Tiaarecl
an Itpm entitled "Get* Courtesy of Port— Ba«r»r»
of Rrxbtimhes Mother ard Sister Not Examined •
In th» body 9f the item the staterserit is made that
th» "Collector of the Fort «er.t a mrtn down 10 the
Pit to tell the 'i'jches3 tluit she would receive the
WUitealee "f the port, aad she IH spared th
troul>;e of hartnc her b.-i^gti*re examined." A!tho<J*h
I r.m sure the same iras unintentional on th« part
of Th* THbune. th- utateroent is entirely ■lItHBII
ion. The bamca«e of th" duchess and Bet
•BBJBtai received exa.-tiy the same exaininai.on
tha: -:«-• a^iy T-ssen«er eaterir.x the peat.
Bl r ::.':een pieces of baggage were all opf r.e»l and
tha cor.Lcnta examined, aa shown by the re] — of
Qm r*-ctoi in charpe of aaaai
T" SBt* peTTOr.9 w'.-,-« are ptrmitterl tn nt *
th» pert STtthOSri examination of their ba^Kaire are
foreign ambassador?. nir.:sters. Cfcar^aa d 'affaires
fcrotarirs of lemtion. high commissioners ar.d
military a--d navai artachfcs. and s;ra;:ar repre
sentatives cf this government abroad return. r.g
from th?ir rr.i«. i ':- r :".
I call y<>ur art«r.t:on to th» matter, not for the
pmpose of hiving- my letter pcMlshed nr rr. '"
r^Tiplatnln; way. " hut th- publication of su'-ft an
item tends to mJsiea.l U.- public, and raust em
barrass thf> Trea.«tiry I>pr»rtm-nt and customs
nf'i-i-K who an» ooastanthj expininr? that jam
?->-ca:iel "courtesi** of the port" have re»r 1 "
i^hed and that -r.try without examination csr?not
hp allowed except In Cha instances above m^rv
ticned. I «m *ure The Tntune woul I prs.<»r to iM
<-, r 1; "i:»"- : "a*i-' ' t v » corrert :d»? r^*n««r than sn
Srraie^S* it V STRANAHAN.
New-Y. rk. Nov. ;2. KM.
PROMPTNESS NOT PRECIPITANCY.
To the Editor of Tba THhoae.
Sir: Aa ust:al. I r«>a! ynur rarer fcaftßN i*aa<a>
fa?t th'.s rr.orr.ir4;. ar.d n^tiired the e*Utoria! about
zer.l. a? relating to the Panama recosr.iticn.
rr.jst «ay. as one raaie" who has followed the tren 1
of affairs pretty cios^ly. th^t the act:un^"' O*
- meat IB »ree<U;y recosrr.isi:.s th<; Panama
bßßtSSata Ra? a pretty sudden piece of taiatusaa
althouKh Otta eoorM I h.T.e mti'-ed Caveabadawai
some ttOM asn a." ■ pnbßhfßrj iikeiy to o*-rur. But
it look-, to me as if the powers that he :r
■ Panama b«a!nesa at Washtnfton are otsj
- - -—n rood ri«-ii .«o. Tho T'nite.s states 13 n;^
enough and etrons not. to sanction wha
looks like put up Job? m earrj a eeTtaUi «nal
root* BKNJAMIN HAMiiuND.
Kisnkill-on-nudscn. N. Y. Nov. U. IMB.
Our correspondent well says that the Panama
revolution was f' resha lowed Ion? *go Both
Colombia and the United States had warning of
it. Coiombii. to her irreparable cost, made no
preparations to cope with it. The United St-i:e?.
to its credit, made full preparation to Hffnllln
its treaty rijhts and to fulfil Us treaty obligii
tions. When the revolution actually occurred
the United Btajtaa acte*i promptly. Of coBTM it
did. It v-;-s its business so to do. It wu bcun 1
by both legal and morn! obligations to Ma to it
that fine transit on the Isthmus was not ob
structed fur .1 single moment. Ir. WOcdd have
been wrong for it to let the Bgtlltllg tacttani
block the raiirmd. atop traffic and destroy
American property before it int-rf-rei. In that
ease; as in other*. p«^\'ention was hatta« thM
cur-'. Moreover, it was necesiar>- MlllliriTlatety
to reccprn.'ze, for practical admir.istrnt:ve pur
poses, the pcvwnment tha.t was de facto ia
control and possession of the isthnr'.s. "We can
rot see that in any of these particulars our gov
en rnent acud precipitately or with exces-3 of
zeal. It is on-; tbtng Ca bt prompt bl the main
tenance r* rtarhta, the fulfilment of duty and Qm
preservation of law and cnier. It was another
and very different thing to so off ttrtffrwcawcT,
with slangwhangins abuse of the g-overnrner.t,
about thing the facts of which were not
yet known.
MORLEY'S GLADSTONE.
T« the Bill ill of The Tribune.
Sir: I should like to express to you the llßlUlß
tion which an English visitor feels on finding
British affairs so intelligently treated in your
newspaper. I have in mir.d partly your dl3ctiFsion
of Mr. Chamberlain's carr.paim for l reform tariff
system, but particularly at present your really
rr.a.Tteriy review en Saturday last of Mr. Morley's
"Life of Gladstone." I am sure that no critic on
the English press could have reviewed tha: wcrk
with a more accurate or comprehensive kuuarfc'daja
of the aubjsct, v.-h:le a.- for earn al ;terary mt^*m
your articfe was more Uka srhat we expect to few
in a monthly or quarterly review than in a tatty
newspaper. I am Bending a number of copies o.
it to mv friends at r.jrr.e. and MB corjicent that
where it is read Ji Er.snanfl ir w!'! be appre
ri-it .1 as I hH-."> appreciiiteU :t here. ._„__
With sincere thanks for aU that your paper maana
to Engi:3hmpn. and. I may add. to msej of ial.ni
««« a,d culture *****&g& W 5£ B0 Om
Kcw-Toi Nov. 6. ■■
LORD ROBERTS HAS PFETJMONIA.
Commander In Chiefs Condition. However,
Causes No Anxiety.
London --..••. tl— Lady Roberts th:s moming
said tha: tbe eaMtttafl rf V** Roberta the
1 v BHinar in chief, was mtMrntttH*. «feW there
WPrt . r.n eoaßpllaataaH and that he was making
ni'-rmce toward recovery.
Lord Rob-rts had a chill at the ur.vei!;n* on
November 6. at V»"ir,'isor. of the memnrial tn Prince
Christian Victor or Scr.".es'.vig-Holsteln. grandson
cf "the late Qoa*B TkCOtla. who d!«-d ttSßftsai
bl South Africa !n October. 888 The ch:.i df
v»looed ir.tn paeumor.ia. but the commander in
CEiefs condition thus far causes no anxiety.
FOLKERT R. BOERUM DEAD.
Folkert R. Bofrum d;<-d yesterday at his home,
No. 153 N'ostrar. ■mm*, Brooklyn. He was in OM
r<r.! estate business. He was a memoer of dM
Union Leajrue Club of Brooklyn, and the Uns
Island Historical Bodaty. Tb* funeral wi.l -•«
held at 8 p. •- to-morrow at his home.
DR. I. OPPENHEIMER TO SAIL-
Dr. I. Oppenhelmer salts on t#« Olympia, to-< Jay,
for London, where he 13 to icive a public demon
stration of the Opper-heimer treatment for in
ebriety, in the London hospital of Lady Heiiry
Somerset, which will practically open the work of
• pcalMtaaf Institute in Great Bntaio.
GEN. GREENE A JUDGE IN YALE DEBATE.
New-Haven. Conr... Mb*. -^aajßaaJ Frar.c.s
Vinton Greene, Police Commissioner of N»w-Torlc
City, has accepted the invitation of the Tale D«
batlng Association, tr> art a? one of Oh three
<-;rir«-~s at the Ya'e-Harvsr'l debate. Th* debute
will" be held early In Leomber.
CANADIAN PHYSICIAN DIES HERE.
Dr. C .ar.-s Marsha:;, a prominent physician of
Hiir.t!np'i<n. Province of Quebec, Canada, died sud
denly from apoplexy at ** hone of his wi>'a
eoosha. Arthur G. atoare, at No. J?: W«n nn r .^
bur.dred-and-scventetr.th-st., at 3 a. to., yesterda-i".
;.v>ti*iE. Cms Krpl*»«>
XUFiKAT * taUOaairfl FI>.'KIZ»A BATES.
th« best of ail BSQaI p*r?amee.
Died.
Oratb notice* appeaxlaz ia TUX TUIUVST. wOl be
n-publlabed ia Th« Xri-W*«kly X rib too without extra
ct-it.'jre.
Au<-hinc:"M. Mary C*b»:i- Hamilton. Ckai - -
iiejn, A::mo B. iiar.-.^B. Francrs.
Bi : Barrtel T. Leefca) - ■:. <~ather:re E.
Kaek. Jtary K. L. nir.ry. Mary A.
B, t: am ¥ ■■•'■"■ R. '■ "■-■"■■ •
I«ni. naHSMM Frinen. Baas«er EJ*»rnr
o<mt. OtJeas J
JLt'f Hl -*>CT ffW — Or. Ksveaßßa* n, Ml at tue mi
<5»o • Sf h»r aon-lri-law. RlcixiTd M. Colcata. :a
i.i*we! ;,l. Park, '■'. - * i . XL J. iiory CaaeU,
w:r» sf Reary B AtKhmeJeea ia th<» »urT-»^-.-r
year Bl aer ac. Fu.itra; »atorti*y, ■awaaaJaai I*.
at ;.*j p m, from UeweOjSJ •-'I', aa above. i,a
arrtTal or the D . L * W train from N--.v-Te»*.
at : '■■> ; in ir.t»ria«n: artvaxa. ax coß,vaajMMaca of
far.
BEAN — At Callweli. L«-^ Oorgr. X. T. on rr*,iiy. "So
■» ember * '.»"J Aijue Baaa E-an. petered wtTs of
Junx A. Lean. M. Li.
BT"LL — Svuld'nly. at !*• Manor. Hudson. N. T.. or th*
".; .. 'r.'t liarr:»-t Thcmas, wd« ot James C Bell, to
her m aaar.
BUA<~K — At <>c>Mn;rl«on •'arm Jjbttcrwn. N J.. oa TT
il»y. Nuveraber lii. I^^". S!j:> X-»»« Uwr«if, SW
.' tae lat • Oia-i<^ N Baiak Faaere.l «»rvic. »at Mr
Ure -«siießCe. No. *5 K**t *T*-ei.. o» .... J»»
»eiab«r Uth. ISWS. »* W o'eloei.
BOEKCM— OB Friday. N''>vfn3b»r 13. 1908. Tcritert Ra
■ ■ ■ BsarSSßi In \if :.'.th year of his axe. ruaawl
■c: . . -■ bur. 'lay avcnlnz. Novcraaer li. at - o' I
h:s :4te t»-.>!Vcc«', No. 153 Nostrsti«»-aT<?.. BroosJyn.
K:a-.iiv nmtt flowers
DATE — M Cheertau'. Hill. Pena.. N»r. It Thomas
Fraacui. youn«est soa of Richard C »a.. liaiia
Wav« Dale. ai«<4 Sto y»*re tea ia«oth»
Died.
GEm-OB V-r»rr»wr 13. 1003. OI!r-r J. G«-r ; a» ?B» WBt
y-ar. F-jn»r«! vrvtce. w,il b- bald at 3 '!?»■«■' »»
d^y. d :he rescue of lii» son. *«. *■ waaaaa»»a»»
iv«. Bncicrn. IntTfnerx pn-.a,:r
Wrfffff -«■ rnrfay. JH»»«ni»f I*. I— . «* *"*_ "***'
d»iv» <rf h»r d.»u«T!t«ir Mrs. ♦>. F. wliiwi wara. ayaar a>
•Sort lilnew. CbarlotM ?. widew «f ta« lt»^ -P*"***
J.hn Hami.foo. C. 9. Army. r-itwir«l »»c«a aWJjr
aftemonn, n. vemNn- 14. at 5 ovtorit. at No. 253 !74
■L. !:*y P..!k-. Bnafetya. tstsraacßt at West raaat.
• Kir.d;y omit Bowers.
HANVAiI— On Friday, ?»u»aßil»aT 13. »•». >>—■»>
•laturt'^r -' •>>- laic Oora» naniia.'. «i Pnaajafcaaajaa,
N T Fnjxrai »rrvtce» at •*)• Waal Cad F»««»»«afia«)
Charrh. Arn«eT*l»:n-a-»e. aad lati* ar . limaay. >Ja
vtnoer 13. S p m.
Lrx KWOOr>_o a J-rldar vwm*»r XX tan. ataar Ist*
r-.-Mrnc*. No. £71 Park-***.. Cat»«r*.iia Baw*jaa>
wj* •» of r.ia Ist* George C Lorkvood a»d aasxaarr
«f tb» Uir Ferrla. »a tte 74th T«*r ef
her ie». Fun»rai senrtr« VJal b» h»!«J at t»» CTlO—<»ta
rTiur> !j. «t.-»-«t. and srh-«»».. on Monday. lto*aaa)ar
18. at I<» a •a. latarr- - a: Fa;rS«:d. Coca. KbmßV
emit ficwert.
PIT. YET — On Tfrar**ay. Xvr<-m*—r li Marr A. VVJaWr.
»:> of Jjrnes V." Pi:n»y Fir.^raj «tnilce« 1. tb*
rhurr-S of th» tn<-arra«in. St»i:*nn-«-r» and TtTa at.
am fratartiay. November 14. at 12 o'clock aaaa.
POTT^r:- *idan: t. Noremb«r 12. tn «!• ttta Tear of. Ma
a«^ i;.:^r: i'^trcr. « r ■ f ..'-t-.^ K. *r..J ths .■- t.. -
-- Fan«raJ private. Pi«aa* omit tower*
S-f". ?f™Ell — On Thai »taj rr<wn!n«i Xnwm'w 12, X3"S.
Cl*aanr. 4ascat^r of Carolina Arnold asd th» IK*
r;iliran Sr^r.'vr F\;n»ral n»rrlr*« •»::? l>» held
a- - - late resi.Vno. No. 3 CaaiJjndae Place. Brooktea.
on Sat :r:lav ir*»n:^>on Novexater Ik at 4 clock. la
t«rnj» .it at Ha.rtf?nl. Ojnn.
The W**ilt«i Cta«ltrr
la •!»# moet ai 1 aa»nil« cemetery of tae nMCr*a>
oils t" Ha">nj train*. trr.C«7 er •- ■ i««
Ttr:rty arinataa firm Grand Central. Lot*
anid at |.J5 op. Send for ICuatraia* Book
let, or by ra<{ucs: a rtsmouura wtU caff.
OFFICE. » EAST 20-ST-. K. T. CTTT.
Special Xoticet.
Jo«rph llelttrlrli*. Mi Bmaijiray. aa«rtanat IB «a«.
f»^ macnlri's *nd extra nn^ onff"*. (.oiMait and mil
Trtboae Hnh»yinfh» Rate*.
TIIS TRrBVNii mil b« sast by mail ta any a&iress ta
.. . ..-:;... .■ atrjJ, ami arhtraai ciianjeed as oftaa mm
<»«ir»; s :f» -■-:' •; -r. •» — .-. • .">• %\~~?\ :i yotir r^arilar
<ir»>r Sataa teavißS- or. if mar* conr»s:«nt. hand Umbb
frr-NXWT. 3e«r.<t WITEICI-T RKVIXW. Saana
DAU.I, .1 ■■»■-...« T;:;-iLKFk-:.v - cr=:«
wstklt r.\r.s:r:
Hibiill- Bate*.
BY EAi:LV 3LA.IU TRaCT.
Tor a! 1 porr.ts :r. •'» ! ■.-.::*•! iraa, Oaoarfa sad State*
(outside of the borouzna of Manhartin and The Bronx).
.*.- • .:.... .i^waii ami tae FhUsysm**
« :: «x:ra expense for for-ija postage.
DAi^V AM- SCSDAi': , WEEKLI r.UUtEXI;
*: •■ ■ x il-n-na, 8O
Thr*« U.-niha. M s*. Tweiva Moacss. *3 0»
?>.x M ntcs. fc w>.?TEJi«\.i.T KJLVLBW:
rw«t« I r— s. ptll Ma ilenths. •»
BVNDAI jM.V: TweMr* Mono*, V. cc
T««Iv« MjnUia. $2 OC.Tniß' N£ ALJiANAC.
DAT." i-XLV: Ft <-oev. ■
Una JtutUl. B.< TKIBI/NS i.\DES:
- II vths. $2<*> *■» asast $109
Sts Men: j. *4 U«.' TP.:B'"N"E EXTRAS:
".'»■ :.: r.-.hs, fcti i«ael tar catalogue.
tU-WCXKU:
- . i: - —
Twelv* Months, |
Mk.: »v artisan in N-w-T-v* r-ry to «!m» EATI^T eat
i i.i-V. t-.-^LV will Lit one cant a copy ■■■!
postage in aJilti n •.*> th* rates narnel abov*.
Fewlga Baae*.
s"">r pr^r.'a in Europe and all countrt»s tn the Csirersal
total L'nioa THE TI'.IDUXE W.:i b* BMM a: the roi
towtag - »»:
DAIi-r A.M. SUNTjAT. , DAILY OSJ.Y.
$: TS -- i iiatha. JT XI
Two M . | *3 5« Tw-lv- Jl is. CMS
Throe II ,r.tas. J4v THI-WEEKLV:
»*•?;» ?ii M, r.tns. ft 3.1
'■•■- • - •■■« Ili.J- T»«!vt Mnatlii S3 <J«
S-.TAT OXUT; trE::KLT FArtitEK:
Ml Mr..-., C-H .-:» Mor.ths. O«3
Twc!y« Heaths, £5 v: T»elva il mths. $20*
DATT.Y o.vr.T: ' TCETrFC^Y T!EVT2T7:
'ne V.t,i:. $; 44 Ri Mocthi ■ I
SJ Bth», »:«" Twelve Months. $2 »•
Three Men «3 .'.7
orrrexs.
MAI:: OFFICE— ICo. VA Nas»au-»t.
UPTOWN ''TIT — No. 1.3i»4 Bl^**war. «r any a— TV.
ca;i Diatrtet T=l-"rraph .-fflc#
Washington bvreac— »«. i.-^r: v-wt.
NEWARK- BRANCH OFTI _-E— Frwlertea !*. BoaMMr. Mo.
AKXRICAX3 AERO AD w:'.: Cni THE: TttlßOn at
LOM-iN- OfT.c* ot THE TRIBUNE. *1 No. M
.-a;.
Pr am, r, Cv:.!C v:.! & c.->.. V.->. 34 N«w-r > xf3rt-«*_
Lcndcn arc! Paru Escaaa**. Bankers. HailiV ■— am,
JI ■ rgili ■!
Anj»ri' ar. f:\r-* CaVMi No. 3 Waterloo PWea.
"TI-.-eu Ciiok ft Sun, Tiurlat Otacea. <a:e Circus.
I3t«ma". r.T <;--7ir!a; '"ar Ccm3ai!7. Nj. 20 Cock-
Hpur-»t. , T^afaijrar S<riare.
Tba London odea " T:::: TKHTtm '» a conveniest
place :o >aye a>lv»rt!»«n«nt* aad ■oaacriptioaa.
f»ainy r M:nro» & Co.. No. 7 Rue
1 r, ft'anaaiafcer * Co.. Ko, «a Baa <Jes IWIUI
E»sla ".-•■>- 5.1 ' •- CBBf
Mrncar IJar]»» A Co.. No. I] Bm>t<-rard Haaaaaaaaa.
CMdit Lj" Baa •. BMH 'l'?^ Etrassers.
Contiai r.'<! Hot*; nnw^ataniJ.
r in ■ !io T7 jmiim aa rr>r>*r«.
Am»r:a-r Firv»« <~^>mpaßy N ! : Baa Strtba.
XI'.T-CrM : Lycnrai*.
CF.:.r.'A- r* .r. -ani. Cil«r * O. aa<J Union Ban*.
FL "'■.?:?■" "~". — FreacS. >moa & Co.. N;s 2 and 4 Vl*
Ma-qn«7 A Oa, Baskara.
HAir-;' H., — a— -van i»»jr«3s Cotcpmar. No. 11
SohTr!"!fe S*.ris*e.
rr.fvrv — Arr.erlcaa ;mwi Coaipasy. Tfo. • Bafeaßaf
.<*-aa»*.
CS.V' -narfcaa g m— C^inpasr. No. 13 Tie lan
I.- n 93 1.
ANT" 0 rri^r"^— Asner'.caa Exjrreae C'trngmttf.
ate ? Qua! v %r . DfA
r— fir. Retire.
«Sh^u:i t» r»-i^ JL>a:l-Y cj *~ tnterescefta a* e&eaaae
m?.r seeai at asv ctraeji
Fctb'.bts n-.ail« i^r tbe w»-k •r«l!r.a > 7fov^rb«r 14. IMG.
■w-::; -: •«• (preaaatty n all e»se> at tin G«n«ra! foetuOi»
a» ir'.io-r:*: Farcatl P?»r iia-^» cloa* on* aaa* <aril«r rnaa
elcslns :'.— c nt\ wn •• *• Pareeßl fSal ■aiai t?r Oer
bm-t etaaa at 3 p m. Wmintmimj.
r...-;.i- a-.! ytrpgWcwarin Mj'> -'ct+ \t F'ji ei«a 9ta
: * ■? "irri* shown below aa>
■t •asateakmtary H3..L' £jr E'^xop* asd Caotrat
Arr-r!fi. via Colon, cloaca one boor later at V "*'Va Sta
ttaaft
TP.AVSATt^ANTrC tltal
—TTTTsT ■JI "ism r-r PT;r"p«. vr ». ■* •» I«»alii.
■ - ma.: fir tr»l*aj aaU tter -nail tut
tdv-- ■• ■ ■ ■-! ;- - tft ft LM Si
• .TO a -. (so; - -r-arr M> a. m. • for EurTß*. per m. m
■-. . a: "."0 i. m J:r Belrtum
<i.r««t. \*r ■• - ■-- 'n.ai: bum cc <IHai 'ed '■•r
a. a. Vaierlaad'"i- at X2:?A) p. m. rnr .scot^nd iireat.
I#r s 9. :", .j:rr.t:j. ;T.ail r:.uit be iiretted "per a a.
CaßßOb'.i '1
Aft-r ::.- taatM ■: >l i- ~-irr ;err:»ntar7 "'»r.satiaatio
\T • niß"* njovt, a<l.i.':"Bal «arp>ni«ntary M*»l» ar*
od*-*: oa tte l.t-i o: in* Ai«-:'i3. ,• nh. Frenun
p.r..1 GetaMM atsaaaata anj r»maia 05)»n un:ii wltala
T«a ■DBaSBi ot '-£• hour of •■>■■ uf aiaaanr.
ha:*—- r°r. scttu ajrs cBIBtt -UIEIUCA. v, us
I.vdiks. DC
SAT" " — At Z a r>. !.T Bartailua awt !• ji ttai a
.'.-»-... par »- »■ Cearesae. vi» ir^ira »a.i Maaaaa;
c- -'.■ a. ~ ■ u:ry 9. T0 a. in.) f->r Port™ Rico,
ruraca ar.d Venesnala, per ». *. < kaaa -m»U *»r
Savax;i:.a * - •-' » xaust be directed "peT a. »■
Caj-ara- > at »:» a. ra. (supplementary lO:3r) a. m.>
tor Fortune laBBBBj Ja.iiai'ra. aa ■•»». ti» »--xl '.artaaaaa.
I — « s A":a: at 1" » m. f-;r 1 \;. a. per ». s. IT^vm
ci,-.«. via Baaeaa; at ia so a. m. .etiaaUaieata^/ 11 *♦
a. -. • (r ln*r^*. lUi'.i as: aan-^ iUrta, s*r a. ».
atooe: at • •*•> P a* Cb* Arir>-» f»!anii». p«r a *.
paatosoiar. from Sev-l* If.r !. Mass: «c i2-a> ». a.
for Caia, S«r »• a. OOBbbi v:j i'.jvaaa.
sr\:-d roBWAiu orcrtT.A?rr>. rrc. Ex-rrr-r
TBANSP.i<inC
CXTBA. — Via Fbr/.n, "■ at tata »Cm daUr. «xe«gt
... i: t; : 1 x m. 1 :.-.• •-'innect.ai niiils eloa*
h»r- on VOdr.-sday* and •»*: a»aaaa *m Tuny. aa«S
en Mjn'iai" *^ il'.arr..
HEXICO CTTT-— OrertMati nr.><w »p*<-!a::7 a--?.lr«»»»<l
1 - :.j;*".r by stejir.t.-. elosrs ai Uila cS.» *f "T
,x- t( ;'. ~ua>:i:-. Jit I '■ > r- m ar..l 11 i; 9. m. Sua
• !■»<• .it 1 •'!'» p m. and 11 10 p. m
I tl NLI.aNIj — i.v rail u> Norti Syiier. satl
th»r.ce by sCaaaaeli c.n»»» »t fSj t?t!»* daily at •:?»
p. m. CBaaaaetcßa mt.j caaaj eer^ «T-ry rtenrfaj.
Waflmaflsj s^^. -
JA>r >ICA — Bt rail t<. Boston, sod th*-ne* V* «• iam w.
closes at •• ■ : - --■ Tuesday.
By rail ' <• aad tr.--n'-« bt »t<»«3>«r.
Bl -■ -■" aOaa Bt ITS" p »»l »v»nr W*<tn»»clay.
I -* . Buataa. and tivaa** by tiasre
-• - ■ • • Offl .. ' ■•• ■ ■ J> !I».
EE'.:/r ' aad •# atetmala. — &r
rail ta N'-w -C»ri»anj. an-l ti-3c» by «team»r. cloae*
at this nfT.ce diil'.v. >i -»pt Sunday, a: ♦: :■> p. m
ar.d Ui Si p tn SU'. ■ ■ p ». ar..l •11:3»
p m. <coac«cttsc cxi . •>!•«.« tier* Monday at
ftt : •". • a m )
r.IC v — I*y ra:: •> X-T-OrWis; and •?«?• l»y
• ■-a-n-r. cioaea at tai» (Sa.ly f: -pt j» undar.
at tlrSa p. m I m . Sunday* at tt:«*
P D 9 in! •".: " ' 9- by >conn<wtir.» null closes bar*
Tu'.-».. > ■ - ' '• • - ' '.' a la l '
tßajßrjuaysc Kirts.
New-Zea!a*l Aus:r^:.* »<*-fpt WT^tt>. T«w-r»:*toi!!a.
laooa and Hawal:. via San F.-*r?t»eo. a>aa Her*
.■. ■ o^o p m. up to Smemnw -14, i:-.rhi»tv«. far
Aaaatcn per s •- Sen-.- . i.-.ard i:«anwr car
- - «-/.«aian4 ton sot arrtva
''".' ' rll«w»tc>i. extra naila—
rtaater «t 5 3O a. m.. » '5O a, m. «cd « TO p. ■>. : aaoaasw
.- • .. a au. » a- m aad «J0 » ta.-.»U b« sad* •■•
— Till n--- China «n.i t'«-:lrprir>.« IfcaaOS. T asa
1 ' ' ' • , . •■ T ■■ T -:..
- • -.*-.■' *m BaaeM »«r • » ,c*«--«=- M
„„,„.., " « an Francisco. e!"s» ter» dally at «30» m.
Set ta iwla^r* «fer «spate» per » a
r>!^^i Japan. *!a rancour*r aa<» Tfrr-^ta. B. C.
1 v 7- d.'-^t>-n oor •• a Cmjrf ' -. tJler-
IS»Vt" p-^ 1 * *~— i"■ 3h * :i * a »» •»«
esS •" ai ;•■:, ...--- tadusiTa. tar tftssaxeb
JK, C ,/i wS^r^Ua* I»!an4». rta San rranetsrn ekw*
T> fc^r. S»r7SS »■ »v -> «• Wa»ia>n taa. '■ ■■■> ■>
AJ " \i2-o«v»f ana Maka.
F . r " '^.^w »" • <^tr* *t ••:*> n m op to rilnaitii
ta t» c l'»»f»» ' r mil 1 »*r a a. M am.
«.,,— _ t-'<r«s cth»rwts« aiiir***''^. W«»r Au»tr»n» t.
tor»sr4*i via F.;rc-<. aad Nsw ZwuaaJ aact r»llaj
D -n^« *»a Sun Ftrciwv- f h» «»eaeaaet rouv« Pr.ihp
cln»» n*o^'ry eddfaasaa "via Csj>»aa>" ar "»)• E^rw^ *
si-jst o« fultr ••-•■•1'! •• T.i« r- r-ira rates. rU***i m
f r»ar'fJ »1» San Francisco «elas!T»!y
-• \. » . ■ r»*i!» ar« ••.rw i i-!^i to p..-t af aailhca 4aflßT
aa.: me eaaeoV* "? c!o»ins ia arrans»»t »>n :>• pr*wim>-
«f t*t»tr milalai i aai.d ornrtand *r%mm\t ♦R<t«t»-
Israd mail "*■»•«*»■ **'%*}»«.
<r)ItNT:tJr3 TAS th— ter
ritalTm Kaw-Taca. S. I- November % IMHL
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