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THE PATRONAGE or THE moi ST..

ANDREWS --. cashier II tho Baldwin Grotto cars.
BENrHLEN. W. ". enlploye Of srillroom.

HOW TIE OFFICES NAY BE DISTRIBUTED ~ THE
LNITH CONGRESS
Washington Nov. - (SpeciaD Tho political cal
cuators arc at work figuring the Offices in thu
IVIth Congress excluding tho Speakorship. Re-
ports that. owing 70 the losses in tho Eastern
States the balance ~ state representation would
be disturbed in the distribution Of Offices are prob
ably misleading according to officers Of the present
House ore Of them said to-day;
Take the losses Fas'- Massachusetts .. Now-York
i2 New jersey . Pcnnsy lvdnia &. Maryland .. Viz
cinia g. Norh Carolina T. West Virginia ]. Ken
lucky !. total. -. Tho gains West ar" California
2 Kansas o. Oklahoma J. Michigan .. South Da
cus ding only the sections named. this would leave
thirteen places 10 be- provided over and above the
present ARRANGEMENT. In the LNth Congress the
following States west cf PENNSYLVANIA and New
York are represented in the distribution Of tn
Offices Of the House. California Illinois. Iowa.
Michigan. Minnesota. Missouri and Ohio Now n
Is said Minnesota viii ask for new deal. That
statement Is absolutely incorrect. There will he
n, general reorea nization Of the House Offices. but
TIE Adjustments that made every Congress in
proportion the representation Of Republican
States will occur States that have lost members
will lose offices 70 those which have gained mem
hers In the J.Ntth Congress. tn" majority being
smaller than IN either the LlNrh or tho LNth con
gross the pafronag" viii be larger for each mem
Der. there will be more 20 90 around There VIII
not Ee the me- embarrassment ~ 10 places As ~
;stod in the two former Congresses.
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THANKSGIVING AT SANTIAGO DE CUBA.
THE ANNIVERSARY DULY OBSERVED BY LOYAL
AMERICANS.

Santiago de Cuba. Nov. 2i-Santiago to-day
celebrated its first Thanksgiving since the Amer
lean occupation. All the ships in the harbor
were decorated with bunting. and the officers
entertained friends at dinner: The day was
practically unobserved by the Cubans. except
those employed in the Government offices. a
football game which had been arranged between
teams from the 9th Regulars and the 9th Nolun-
teers was postponed until Christmas Day the
weather being still 100 warm for such sport.
Several officers stationed at Guantanamo ana
Manzanillo who had secured leaves OF absence
spen. the day with friends here. All the reGl'
ments celebrated well AS possible under the
circumstances Turkeys were few. hut hopes
are entertained by the Americans that their
friends in the North will ship turkeys 10 them
in time for their Christmas dinner.
General Wood spent a few hours upon work
which required his immediate attention, and
dined with his family and few friends later in
the day.
The Cuban papers lake practically no allusion
10 the day apparently considering that they
have not much to he thankful for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25

Mr. Fay was born in New-York City on February
10 1907 He received a liberal education and studied
law hut never practised In 1873 he became an
associate editor OF The New-York Mirror, under
tho Joint con,ro, Of himself George r. Morris and
Nathaniel p Willis Soon thereafter MI Fay tray
elled In Europe. and wrote an extended series OF
letters Of travel, which were published in his
papcr He continued as co-editor OF The Mirror
for several years. and eventually became secretary
Of the American Legation In Berlin. remaining at
that most from 1897 until 1888. Since his retirement
from the post of Minister 10 Switzerland he had
lived quietly In Berlin . ..p1.. o,a
Reveries Of quiet Man, CNew-YoTk ls$? GspT,
'sVdnev CIfton, ds39) Countess Ida" $50. .Ho-
boken Romance" dsS' Robert RT nesn, Te
York ls5D. We've Of Christianity os5S), history
Of SUTHERLAND $500 Great OTtp,s 81 Es7 aed
* History Of Germany nSss, he also puplsnen
a series Of pape Shakespeare MS Norman n,,l
7 es'ic q story Of old New-York CITY, was Sue
cessfully produced as play
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rvo yEW.yORK MINISTER'S GOING WEST.

rolorado springs. CO.. Nov. a lHpFcIaV'--I ne
,estrvmen of ST. Stephens Episcopal CAurch TO-
oav received from the Rev. Dr. Samuel n. BISHOP,
Of New-York. his acceptance oil a unanimous a. a.
- - roo,orsbin n, their influential and wealthy
congregation The doctor is recent Harvard grad
ra,e For year or more past he travelled III t-n-
rore returning to America in time TO spend I'st
,,,oer an colorado Springs His friend, the Rev
1niii Ipb ;,iins Washburn. also New-l orker' nad
IL ~, Iresigned a. rector owing To ill-healh HiSS
--HSsnt death led 20 a cal 20 Or. Rishop I've VIII
49, on his duties on December l. -. .
The Rev Dr. B. B Tyler for eqa1rteT r, 1I
~ Nv York CRY has accepted cal 70 the pas.
.5ra.e Of The First Christian Church ns,e' q, w
oSTrch is one OF the largest ana strongest ii 'He
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prcTrRES FOR THE PORTRAIT SHOW

Tho Artists and Executive committees OF we
portrai, Show which VIII open at the N'uona'
Academy Of Design. on December a. fo' me "V'-
f. Of The Orthopedic Hospital, are cons'ah'is ~.
ce,,.,nc offers Of unsolicited pictures me ,"sT7
,1ors are appreciated. it would be Impossible 10
. ~ aven n all the works were Of the
-, a,,istic character or social interest "hlVh
sio,e would warrant their acceptance. certainty
M, move than four hundred paintings can pe huns
20 advantage in the galleries OF the acaue'' ',',
As previously announced. the PORTRAIT Hno" IA,
wear unlike its predecessors or l'Si enu 1920 80
BE- entirely an invitation affair. only '"o'' '-''.
,res which the management has selected A. mos
Inel, - lend special a,tractiveness 10 the exhlo-
ton will No asked for or admitted. ano' :" l@i '
success attending the efforts Of the commit
IN the direction Of getting what they want y ~
footiy satisfactory. 49,, ,.,
Many favorable replies 10 requests lo' 49,
NJ desirable paintings were received Nes'e'o'! ~
r-edor,cL = Kirr assistant secretary Of the eN-
bih,,,o, Aroue the most noteworthy pictures "''!
ha mentioned 4 portrat by Rossetti OF his we ana
q portrait 81 Major Andre painted by i'hlS''', coz,
iributed ~ j. " Boutor, portraN oE ="
Ganaara contributed by E" lent ' by r. j.
blakesee There will be a poIt Z RAINS
for5 t So|Ilns ono OF Russell Sage BY Task ga
portrait Of Reverdy Johnson, by Jareu d. bt Mr.
enc one Of Charles II. Dalton Of noSio" ~
Pronsss have also been given 70 SEND p3fr
o. Mrs Charles T TnSfH; oY by Carolus Duran
one OF Mrs Moran by Cabanel and am an9'" ~,
Mrs Wright p Edsert,on, o ~ Mfss G de Fores.
BY Julian Story one Of Mrs Robert NJ 11 MQTie' =
Brookiin1 Mss bv Robert Gordon 1e'oe o -
por.rst o, Mrs. Hammond, by Morgan. and one Iso OK
Soro,bv ~ rrjs6n' by Lambert. Prince roo u,
tAoI T fT%iag Perciys de Luce viii be
shown and in ADDITION. several other aIIrrtarest
% sS bc one Of Iord Fairfax by jan
sen pa intcd o.. wood. and another OF No"Ap01'''
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FIGHT MAY COST THO LIVES.

ONE COMPLAINT CUTS THE OTHERS THROAT
AND HIS VICTIMS FATHER FEELS HIM
IN TURN WITH CLUB
Cillarn Frey. watchmar in Rutgers Place, lfv-
,,e a. No Ts Grand-st.. Williamsburg. his son
John Frey and John Skelly. alias John Gussett,
Who lives in Leroy-st.. last right engaged in a
rough-and-tumble Tight in Hugh lewisohns saloon
q, No ] Rutgers Place. with disastrous results
Sicily WIS singing a IN the saloon. which
gave offence TO the two Fr,ys. fight followed
ana the younger Frey started out Of the side door
hoIneward. Skely dashed out OF the front. await
,ng him at the corner Without word he drew
8 razor and slashed Frey in the throat. cutting
cash almost from TO ear
The sight OF his victims blood seemed TO trans
form Skelv into a maniac. and. cursing and
s1ri, king ne jumped upon Fley's PROSTATE form
lie would probably have severed the head com
rleiev from the body II the elder Frey mad not
arrived Rushing up 70 the would-be murderer ne
did man gave him blow with his Waterman
ciub and rolled him over unconscious
Sicily and his victim, both in a serious CON
dition. were taken 10 Gouvernour Hospital FfSs
viii probably die. Skey has conclusion OF NE
brain and the doctors are not certain that ms
skull is not fractured The elder Frey was ho' ar
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Thanksgiving brought the usua, fortune 10 ~.
theatres moderately good houses IN the after
noon in most cases. and large ones IN the evening
II proved again be o. the hest theatri, al
nights Of the wear. few houses not quite
mn but the most oyernowed. and IN several tho
are Law was violated by the placing Of chairs n
a.. asles Al several ~ the theatres all. or prac-
,tcauv all - the scat@ were sold To- ast night
several da,s in advance.
Andrew Mack viii begin an engagement Of four
veeks al the Academy OF Music on January 10. ap-
oo,i,g in a new play called The Ragged Earl
T.. rrrast Lacy and Joseph Humphreys
,,ise Jeanette LoNre. leading woman IN the
securing Life" company. A. the Academy or MI
.,c +. seriousy set -, her home No u? West
~ ~, fo,,rth.st L. will be eeyerA. days oetoTe
.ha o. able 10 resume her part
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LoUIPNEN7 FOE BALTIMORE AND OHlo

The ,nonroveonerts on the Baltimore ana ONO
Pallroad IN The las: ,pso years have made II pos
stole 70 operate cars OF heavier capsc''Y nc"
nave been in use II the pas', and the feeel..',
have Just ordered from the schoen Presscd St ~
Company Of PitfshUrg 90 sfeei coaI-'d' iii ho
'apac.ty Of 10000 pounds sacn These c8IS w, ~ ho
.se1 for the seaboari trade and are expected u" W
In service early IA 1924 ,o dc,
u addition 10 these cars the receivers hdNe ~
ordered from The piitsbnrg l"conoiiVe WQikH 5d~5s
NOR Of fio Consolidated locomotives win Xxx
ircf.
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WOVEUENTS or WARNHTPS.
THE HELENA ARRIVES At FrNcHAL o. HHR
WAY TO MANILA

WAY TO MANILA
Washington. Nov. 24-The gnnboat Helena. which
Is on her way 10 Join Admiral Deweys fleet IN the
Philippines by way ~ the Mediterranean and the
Suez Canal. has arrived AZ Funchal. Madeira. and
will continue her long crus" without unnecessary
delay This ia the second attempt made 10y ths
s,anch little warship to Join tho AsiaNc Squad
ron the outbreak OF the war stopping the FIRST
The cruiser Topeka has arrived at Key West on
her way 10 Havana where she VIII take the place
Of the Scorpion. which has been ordered nome"
\ telegram has been received from the command
ant Of the League Island Navy Yard, Philadelphia.
70 The onrc, that the cruiser Panther was ready
for sea and would Dtv" th~r" tomorrow Tor san
Juan Porto Rico where sh" IS 10 remain for an
Indefinite period as station ship In connection with
Tho new naval station just established IN That Ter
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uARCHAND CANNOI ChoHS hpi

r,,,,rss1ov TO DO so SAID TO HAVE BEEN RE-
FUSED BY KING MENELIK
po,,t, Nav Oft is reported here that KING
>,ane,ils has refused Major Marchand perinis-
sion to traverse Abyss!nia.
# Is stated that the Government mas maze
contract with the Krupps for the construction
~, = large floating dock for Kiao-Chau
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RIG VORTGiGF DECLARED INVALID.

Nou.Haven Nov 2i-JGdse Townsend IN the
United State. Circuit Court has handed down his
decision in the csse Of The Central Trust Company
a. Nev-York agains' the Worcester cycle Com
pany 81 Midc!eioun. and Charles 9. Goodrich as
trustee Tho suit brought hy the Central Trust
Conipany 70 forecloso q nor'gag" of Srs'"p whl'h
Mr. Goodrich miinfained was Invalid Juds" Town
send iu his decision mas thar tn" morris *" N
dchtedncss was not sufficiently proved and thai me
T.
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r,TAL DISASTER TO Az rows TRAIN,

Burlington. Iowa, NOV. 2I.-The Cedar Rapi"s ana
Northern passenge. train due in Burlington ~ oI
=. m but running four hours late was deralied SIN
n,ij,s north of Burlington while rounding a curve
The dav coach containing twenty passengers rolle1
over twice and landed right side up IN Il ht'n II ~.
feet away The Pullman left the rail. nut wa, nor
ditched Mrs. Catherine Davis. Of COLUMBUS Jun,
ION md her skull fractured. and IL diving Amanda
uarrnos two years old child Of Augustus tarnl"S;
Of NaXfied. MINI. had her back broken ana VIII
do T.noufN nihnr norsOns wore lnluLed.
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Evans Ale.
MARRIED..

I.EvY-lORsCH -On Thursday. November q 1898. BY
the Rev. Raphael benjamin. ~ a. Flora Lcrsch 10
Joseph y. Levy.
ILPPMAN- FROEHILCH- on Thursday November "a
lS's. hv the Rev Raphael Benjamin. NJ A. Minha
Eroehch % Bernard llppman
THAYER MOTION Wednesday. November %. lsDs, az
The residence ~ the briie's parents ArcgAss rot'
Washington. Lone Island by Friends ceremony a'v
line daughter o Mr.. and Thomas Mott, 20 Francis
Kendall Thayer.
WOIFERNAS -TUORMAN-On Thursday November "a
1875 by Raphael Benjamin. NJ A.. tariie
ThormAn ~ Pai'.p " oIfsrman-
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vUr DOVCP PACKET DISABLED.

London. Nov 24-The gale which set IN yes'er-
dav continues but is abating in force. Inc ma"
nacset which left Calais for Dover YESTERDAY war
disabled and vas obliged to return to 'aiais anu
transfer her passengers. among whom "tie In.ma
"a rri,,cass Radzyi,l and the Princess OF Monaco
me non-arrival OF the packet at Dover cause"
serious hoods are announced 10 have occurred IN
ireland. .. $500. sovora IN
The gale i reported 10 have peen H'i RE-, ,essss
and one soOp were lost
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ROtTUAN SLIPS AND Is DROWNED.

Edward Burns. twenty-four years old. boa =
man If Glens Falls Y. while trying 10 embark
on his boat the Hercules. at o'clock Yesterday
morning AZ pier No. s. North River slipped ana
I'm INTO the river The night Waterman, FRANK
Kelly heard tbs splash and tried to reacn oitns
churrh-st STATION and after couple OF hours VOTE
succeeded i'm getting the body Of Burns from IN
water The pody Was taken 10 tne 'hu'C"''"
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uprnrprcK : STUYVEsANT.

Frederick schuchardt stuyvesant son OF hop','
p stuvvesant and a desc' ndant or me ON r"" "-
erbocker family. died at his hom'' -, oaS , hoar,
- ,4rasd.v from bronchial trouble and heart
diso.ee lie was thrty-seven years old. tie hdr
lived in Bay Shore for fifteen years ana was wen
known for his interest in charitable WopK Sr, in
~ nev,r in business. ana TOOK no a.'Nt Pc,
oii,ins lie Is survived by his wife: who WIS MIS-
Pro,n inc bergen The funeral will be held to-lnor-
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AGRTCTLTTRE ~ THE PHILIPPINES.
LITTLE DONE TO PROMOTE SCIENTIFIC METHODS
CULTIVATION.

Washington Nov 4-Secrctary Wilson o. the
Agricultural Department has directed the pnhllca-
tion OF a report on agriculture IN the Philippines
by George T Becker Of The Geological Survey who
visited the islands for the purpose o: collecting
ceoiogics and oths. Information. The report saws
that little seems 20 have been done 10 promote
advanced methods of cultivation In these ISLANDS
or n secure 4 scientific knowledge II their capa-
hilittes There is Government School OF AgTi,
culture and a botanical garden In Manila. several
"r1ode farms" and agricultural stations but. Ir.
Becker SAYS so far as he can learn. the results
have been insignificant
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THE WHOLE AUDIENCE cHEERtD'
.,,,,.,. arc. ,.,rrsf.x Sane; THE sTAR-sPANGLEu
BANNER" At THE REQiE or
MRS M'KINLEY.

Washington Nov. 2i.-Mrs. Mckinney anu p >ai;
Of friends witnessed the periorih"h'" "a ' ,i',
sen Opera Company al the La'ayc''s o,ao,-i,
,t. A. ,h. close OF TIE third act an elect'lc
or,act was produced when. at the request OF M
Mckinney Miss Nielsen sang THE staf-Spa"sIea
Banner" with the entire company OF one mimi '
and twenty-five members joining IN the choIuS
,rs 49,, ,io,,co rose TO its feet and cheered Amons
II, rrnsont were Mrs Mckinley. the Nlce-frtal
dent and Mrs Hobart Abq r MeHn aa the costa
1uIion' ,,ipisfe~ and Nine Calvo. and his suite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-25

MAY occur any inaeJ =.
WI ':s Poyp e q s:,s T. ne .s General raj r 5ss;
s s. va" .ffF$>s%r:4SrJ5 MAILS ,,.,x
spain Po,,qsa Turkey. EST ana Brush Iaela, pei
= Europe must he dlre,t,eI Eer La N9rmandsj; 2,
fer s.,s ms f p r per ~
at "a: m for Iiaiy per :. All~r VA Naples Letters
msStaty Ii 80 a. M Tor Europe. 'Llcania. via
PRINTED NATTER ETC Germsn steamers e, ,snns o.
Specially Addressed Printed Matte e,s for other parts
q ms a"1 @as On Saf a0 na
Cunard French and German steamers on Saturdays take
Aftcr the closing Of supplementary Transatlantic mails
on the piers q the American. English. French and an.
minutes Of tie iour q sailing Of .,esnsI
MAILS FOR SOUTH i MP sET ETc AMERICA WEST
FFRA% N ' S S5s' 9s mus!
per TaorninaD: at 10 q m Supplementary 1870 ND
&e'f at AMI anG.sc 81 % psr 20 3 san m
a, or Jamaa PC : 1rdandha. :; p M
or nasa4 ns S"P r.n 'I a sn S f bet s
sAT fftfs IS 70 n supplementary 1890 IN, 70.
Fortune Island Jamaica savnnia. Car,hagena and
per A A1 sT G of Costa Ga
1880 M for Port sg Prince and Jsremi. per
ana Yueatan per sesuranca deters FOR other parts
Taacs - at 80 a M Tor cientussos per Ksr-
thago Cetters Tampco must be directed per Kari
thagoD; at II a. m for 81. kits. Martinique Gusde-
loJpe and Demerara. per Tier. AZ p m for
Eorat.o. AZ 2. fof Insgua. Cape Hsytl. TORI ds
Pafx Gonaiyes ana 81. Marc. per Alfred Dumos.
az 80 p m for New,ou1is7d per steamer from North
sydney at $50 r. Tor ST Pierre. M.auelon. per
steamer from North sydney.
Mails Tor Newfoundland. b. sii e. Halifax and thence
by steamer c.ose thls once daily AT $3.50 Mails
for Mquelon by rail 10 Boston and THENCE by steamer
1 ': s:: : ssy y at 80 Tor T iI:.s S sus;
steamers sailing MOnda's ana Inursaays from pors
sasay sdarsssa for d,OaSs y 'sss e9ss a. tns
mall closes at rSnRsssspAeiFlc NAILS c.,,..
Nal. 70, the yr, sSsis e:oss here dsy up 70
SeSsnosr ,, M.,: Tor rbi Hs'''.I:
,r%spyaed Via Europe. New-zeshnd Hawaii Fly and
s samot mere iay Up to November US
ID do D. m Tor arrival az New-fork Of o
Etruria with British nsils f,r australia MAILS for
Sh na arr coss her. daily up November t2s at
q an ~ m Male China and Japan. per Glenesls
"p"s Tacona) here daily up 20 November rs at
s,n Francisco close here daily 10 December at
20 n m Mails Australia Except West Au-trslia).
New Zealand Hawaii and FL Islands per >. Mowera
Trom Vancouver close he.e daily after November rs
Iapan and Hawaii. per . city % Peklne urom SaM
Francisco) close her. daily TO December AZ $50
rrsnsoacrc mails are forwarded port OF sailing daily
sumption their uninterrupted overland rsnsi tReg-
isered mail closes at =. N. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmastse.
Pos,ornce New-York N. Y. November Is. 1894
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rNTERT4INING PRESIDENT IGLESIAS.

u-aebington Nov 24-The disaereeable weather
,odav in,4rfered considerably with the plans OF
Colonel Carter. President McKiney's representa-
tive for the entertainment o. President lsiesias OF
Costa Rica and he spent most OF the day lhoooIs-
lAlonsi Carter is making arrangements 10Y u 50
vi meeting between President lglesias ana Presi-
cent Mckinley. the calls 50 fer being pure.N l9Inia
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....t,u the c.A,4.-ous white line shows tie
CHANCES In pressure indicated BY The TTbunes SELF
recording baroneer The dotted line shows the tempera-
ture as recorded al Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune Office Nov -. p m.-Ran followed by
snow. clearing skies later. prevailed yesterday
The temperature 40 and 3S degrees tho
36is) being 10 degrees lower than on Wednss-
day and degrees higher than or the corresponding
date last year.
II and this city to-day there will probably be
clear ana colder weather
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THE U4sBvGTON sENATORSHIP.

Tacoma Wash. Nov 4-At n public meeting
members o. The Pierce County legislative de'esa-
ton have pledged ,hemselves 20 vote for Addison
Poster FIRST last and ali ~" time for 'nited S"''
senstor They asked the people of Tacoma and
FGes County 70 back them ~ IN the nent tnss
you'd make Nearly one hundred business men
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A II. IITRLBURT.

New-Haven Conn. Nov. "A. H. Hurlourt
monument real estate dealer died suddenly at his
home in Svlvan-ave. this morning. at the age OF
sixtv-sx He was a member OF ten OF lno 81:
secret and fraternal societies he Is SUI - him
= widow and one son, who was associated WIN III"
l,ttsf
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qBr STEAMER BRITANNIC DELAYED

Tin. NeH-York branch az the white Star Line
received a message YESTERDAY saving that The White
Star Liner Britannia. from Liverpool Tor Ne"f"rA'
Which was due 20 leave Queenstown Yesterday
morning Ras detained hy the London mail which
faiIca 10 arrive on time and would not get ava,
unfit night This ,s doubt due TO the great
storm that LAS been raging on the ethsr sia&
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MAIN oFFicE-i5s Nsssau-s'

UPTOWN OFFICE-1242 Broadway
AMERICANS ABROAD viii ind The Tribune a.:
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UoungIer & CO.. g Rue de- Provence
Morgan. Harjes CO.. 81 Boulevard Hsussmanh
credit L,onasis. Bureau des Etrangers
Thomas COOK q Son, Place de lOpera.
Cream of Cucumbers, For immediate improve
nen Of the texture ara appearance NJ The sNn Caswei
Massey 4 Co. orignstogs.
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THOMAS f.. DUNCAN.

rhorras = Duncan. of Nc. 327 East Thlrty-seV-
.u,h~s, bro,her-in-aw of Commissioner OF
IIishways James p. Heating. diod YESTERDAY morn
ing in Bellevue Hospital from cancer w .. a" a
n,ivaf. patienf. Mr. Duncan was n'y-""e Se"''
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5psfial Aoiltcs.
Tribune Terms to Mall subscribers.

Daily. SO "A year month.
Daily. withou, sunday IS year. 90 cents per month
Sunday Tribune So year Weekly. 81 Semi weekly ~
POSTAGEExra postage is charged 20 foreign Countries
except Mexico and Canada and on the caily In New
York city.
REMITTANCEs II sent In cash unregistered. will b. q
the owners risk
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1,wyrP WANTED TO ARGUE IN RHYME

TO A HALT.
Anderson. Ind. Nov. 24-COunsel for the defend
49,, g. case in The Circuit Court served notice
Yesterday that he would present his argument IL
poetry The lawyers for the plaintif protested
and the Judge arose in dignity and sad that ne
would not admit poet!cal arguments. The matter
I'D 70 an argument about the night to employ
,oe,r,. in lav and IL WAS found that there were no
,recodents or statutes against sucn method so
Inc uoeticai advocate WAS obdurate; Inc Nourss
refused 20 let the proceed on ms Dasis. anu
g. was postponed until January 2 Counsel TOT the
oofendanf insists that he Will present ana argue
MS case IN rhyme.