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New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
THOMAS OBERLES BENEFIT.

Subscriptions for the beneht TO be tenoeleu
Thomas Oberle the invalid retiring member OF the
~Anzona'' company at the Herald Square Theatre
next Thursday afternoon. already exceed s22oo
Among the larger subscribers for seats and boxes
Charles Frohman. 500; La Shelle HaiiInn. sin
Miss Lillian Russell $50; John Drew. go; Vincent
gerrano $50: c. F. Kohl $40: members of the When
we Were Twenty-One" company. BY Harry Wood-
run SIS: Digby Bell, SIS; Augustus Thomas. szo'
and Julian Edwards, SIS
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. Nov. 1.-THE depression which was CEN
tral Saturday night southern Lake Michigan has
practically Indications of
development the South Carolina coast
Interior high continues
comparatively temperatures. except IN the ex-
trene West and Northwest from 10 to Is de-
1t is raining in the South Atlantic states
there have light rain and in the Ohio and
Mississippi valleys and the lake reson elsewhere
generally prevails In the Pacific Coast and
plateau regions weather has been fair and consider
ably warmer development OF the disturbance In
threatening weather and PROB
ably along Coast With this exception
generally fair expected for the next day
two II will Monday in the Central West.
and probably Tuesday the extreme Northwest
In the South cool weather will continue and fross are
likely through the east Gulf states ana ex-
northern by Tuesday morning On the
New-Engand Coast the winds will be fresh south TO
northeaserly the extreme southern
portion. Middle Atlantic Coast they will be fresh
northeastery and the South Atlantic Coast they VIII
be fresh and mostly norhery: Over the lake
region they will fresh and mostly southerly.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
PEOPLES INSTITUTE BEGINS SEASON
CONCERTS TO RE GIVEN IN ADDITION TO THE
LECTURES THIS WINTER.

The Peoples Institute held its first meeting for
the season 190O-01 at Cooper Union last evening
In the large hall Charles Sprague Smith, director
of the institute. presided. Edwin Markham recited
his poem THE Song of the Spirit of Brotherhood"
AS an encore Mr. Markham recited The Man with
the Hoe"
Professor Smith delivered address, IN which
he told Of the growth and development Of the in
stttute and outlined the programme for the season.
Howard Mansfield, one of the institute trustees,
spoke Of the growth OF the club Within q month
new rooms will be chosen and furnished. and the
club will move into them.
An elaborate course or lectures has been arranged
for the coming season. One of the features OF the
course will be a series of concerts to be conducted
by Frank X Arens Among the lecturers will be
the Rev DIR. Lyman Abbott Professor Thomas G.
Hirsch DR.. Rudolph Grossman, Professor Edwin A;
Cirosvenor of Amherst College; Professor Edward
p Bourne William Bayard Hale. Controller Bird
s CoIer. Professor f. W. Bemis. and others.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
DID NOT HAVE PROPER PASSPORT

ST. Petersburg. Nov. u.-Mrs. Francis Martin.
who before leaving Paris for st. Petersburg. had
neglected TO get her passport officially ndorsed by
the Russian Consul-General. was stopped at the
frontier; but she was finally allowed to proceed
upon the personal guarantee or Russian noble
man who had observed her distress.
Failure comply with the passport regulations
usually costs a weeks so1ourn on the frontier
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

BARNUM-Entered into rest, at Montclair ~ j. on the
CTR inst Mrs. Phebe c.. Barnum. widow OF E 3. Bar
Service a. No 2i6 Walnut-st-. Montclair Monday. s
m.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL 1900 George Bashford in
AZ residence OF his brother Henry W. Bash
ford. No. So Hlghand-ave.. Yonkers. al p m Tues
day.
RRowN-on Saturday afternoon. November TO- the Rev.
John Wesley Brown. d. D.. rector OF St Thomas s
ha burial services will be at church Wednesday
morning. November II. at 10 O'Clock
mentA
Stephan 8. Clark.
Funeral notice later.
coIJINs-On Sunday. November IL 1900. Walter.
C$Ilbert and Harriet Collins. aged IS years
his funeral services his late residence No 512 York
St Jersey City. n. j.. Tuesday. November IS. Al 2;So
1nterment at stonnston. Conn.
Please omit flowers
Do,tNERIcH-on Thursday. November 8. her late
residence No T5th-st.. after lingering Ill
mesa Clara beloved wife Of Louis F. DommeFch, and
OF late Paul " Cesar. In her 44th
End~ave and 77th-st.. Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
pUN-on Saturday November TO- 1900. Robert Graham
Funeral services at his ats residence Madison
ave at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning
Kindly omit flowers.
EyELAND-At Jersey City, November 1900 at
late residence No 2si 4th-st Isaiah Eveland in
Relatives and friends Of the family to attend
the funeral Wednesday morning, November Ia. at
ChuTch Pavonia-ave.. Cole-st. Jersey City.
Please omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
FUNERAL OF THE REV. DR., BROWN.
SERVICES TO BE HELD IN ST. THoMAss ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING.

The funeral of the Rev. DR.. John Wesley Brown,
who died Saturday from Bright's disease, will
be held at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning In the
church. St Thonass, OF which he was so long the
rector. Bishop Potter will conduct the service
assisted by several clergymen not yet selected
All the clergy Of the Protestant Episcopal Church
In the city invited to attend and bring their
vestments. The pallbearers will be the wardens
and vestrymen of the church. They are Daniel T
Hoeg and George Macculloch Miller wardens and
John H. Watson, James c. Fargo, Anson r.
Flower, Henry H Cook, John T. Atterbury, H c.
Fahnestock, W. Seward Webb George l. Gillespie
and James T. Woodward: vestrymen.
The burial will be in Woodlawn Cemetery Com
munion service will be held in the church at 8 a. m
on Wednesday. and the body of Dr. Brown can be
seen by the members OF the congregation between
the hours Of and 2 m. tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
KNOX HATS IN GERMANY.

r. NJ Knox the halter has opened new Euro
pean office at No "A Inter den Linden; styies
Germany A complete line Of the Knox SIZES
are on sale and Mr. Knox says the sales are n noe
by any means confined 10 America ms who haPPssn
to be abroad and want american made mats, ne ls
Germans seem like the styles quite as Wen aS
do our own countrymen.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
MARRIED..

HUNTER-RosT.-on Sunday. November IL. by the Rev.
S s. Seward. at NorTalk. Conn. Clinton K. Hunter
10 Cornelia K. Rost
sILvERMAN-LATNER-onS Sunday. November H. 1900.
by the Rev. Raphael Benjamin. II. A. Lottie Iatner
TO Samuel SilvermRn
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
BAND OF CARLIsTs CAPTURED.

Barcelona, Nov. 1.-The Government troops
have captured a band iofIehfty Carlsts near
Viuafranca del Panades, twenty five miles west
of Barcelona e1ousc,o
They seized quantity OF arms and ammuni-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
THOMAS G. HOOD.

Philadelphia, Nov. n-Thomas G. Hood. senior
member OF the wholesale drygoods firm of Hood.
Foulkrod & Co. died here to-day He seventy
years old Mr. Hoods father. Samuel Hood.
tabshed the drygoods house in 1923
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
THE yALE-HARVARD DEBATE.

Cambridge Mass. Nov. u-Yale has chosen the
negative of the question offered by Harvard for the
debate on December g. The question is: hesoNso,
That the retention Of the Pnilpplhe IsiA1tos W '
United States IS undesirable
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
WEALTHY RANCHMAN VISITS ROOSEVELT.

William Moncreiffe. OF Sheridan. Wyo.. a wealthy
ranchman who became a Rough Rider and was
in the charge up San Juan Hi is registered at the
Cambridge Hotel. He is East visiting Governor
Roosevelt.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.

FORECAST FOX TO-DAf AMI 1CF2oDAh'
For New-England. rain in southern. snow or rain in
northern portion to-day except Eastern Maine;
Tuesday fair; winds. probably oecom-
ing northeasterly extreme southern portion
For Eastern NewYork. rain in southern snow or rain
In northern to-day Tuesday fair variable winds
mostly fresh nOrtheasterly.
for District Columbia, Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey. Delaware Maryland and Virginia. rain to-day:
tuesday fair; fresh north northeast winds.
for western NewYOrk generally fair to-day and Tues
day; fresh south winds
FOR Western Pennsylvania and Ohio, fair to-day and
tuesday; fresh westerly winds
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST


MAILS rOfS SUI ~
oSa n f0f h:s Asniaf E''o0'
fd 2e1ra Ame5a y exce9 eta RsaJ and SOUTH
easaG P9Tis s per be Tees ps wa eeH
D. m for Northern Brazil per Polycarp. via
R5nrs Pam ana F545s9 Man29s rom 45 Bo E. IN 0' per
NJ for Porto % Rice. psr u rransporv
Mcclellan via san Juan at II a m FOR fSsHtan: per
per MercatorD; at l p. m for Cuba. Campechs.
Havana and P2ogrsso (maI for otheT parts Of Mexico
mjTs sesle tra@ o P5aaepsa at 81 a. m for Psr-
nambuco and santos. per > > Catania a.
a P .; nj bs ss' ,4ss1sS MssG per ssnsSa VIE
sATURDAYAt "a m for Argentine Republic. Uruguay
shtaI an4 S m per for St TSoass St crox wisdasSd
at 10 a. m supplementary 1880 a for Fortune
Island Ja5aa5a t anna R ans, anu Jsrtn4scna al 9f Per
A,hosD: at 10 a m tsqPPementaTy & io'se a M for
a M for Porto RIO via san Jaaaj. Venezuela and
Curaeao. rer Philadelphia. At 10 a for New
ps MEso Is Havans at Il II m a m for ssna9 fSS1
per cienfueeas. p m FOR Mafanza. ca.
ha Ordinary mail only which ,nust be directed per
Malls toT NsWfoandand. by rail to North sydney. and
p m e5nnsSting Close here every Monday wednesday,
and Saturday M Mails for Maaeion y rail- 70 Boston
and thence by steamer close at This Office daily at Il
m. Ghe eonaeeting closes are on sunday; wednesday
specially addressed for dispatch by steamer close at
this once daily at 2 30 a m and ESQ p m Mails tor
rain 10 New-Oreaus. and thence by steamer close a
this Office daily IS p connecting closes here
Mondays Belize. Puerto Cortez and Guatemala and
Tuesdays Costa Rica)- Registered mail closes ~
6 2. m. previous day.
TRANSPACIEIC MAILS
West Australia, which
via Europe and New Zealand which goes via San
Francsc0l and Fill Islands. Vancouver, close
daily at $50 D up November To- inclusive. for
dispatch per Aorangi supplementary malls. via
Seattle close at $50 m. tNovemoer ~ Mails for
an Philippine Islands via Tacoma close
here $50 November L. dispatch
Victoria Mails fo- Hawaii. China. Japan and
Philippine Islands Francisco. daily
at 63O D. m up 70 November IS. inclusive, for dis
patch per China Malls Australia (sxcept west
Australa), New-Zsaiand. Hawaii. Fill and Samoan
Islands. via San Francisco close here daily $50
p, after tNovemesr II and up 70 tNoVemeer Ia
Inclusive. for dispatch = Mails for
Hawaii. Japan China and Philippine Islands. via San
Francisco. close here daily $50 N to tNo-
% inclusiye for dispatch per Dorc Malls
China and Japan via Vancouver. here daily
$50 10 November 81. Inclusive for dispatch
per Empress OF China (regisIereI mail must Be
directed via VanCouver'n.
Transpacihc mails forwarded port sailing daily
and the schedule or closing arranged
Of their uninterrupted overland
mail closes at & previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTr. Postmaster.
Postornce Nsw-YoFk. N Y, November 8. 1900 ,
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
gECRETARY LONG BACK IN WASHINGTON.

| Washington Nov. u.-Secretary Long returned
to the city to-day from his trip to Colorado. where
| he has been on a visit to his daughters.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13

Tribune ONCE Nov r. ! a, m.-The weather yester-
day cloudy The temperature ranged between Al
and ~ degrees the average Cs6) being u a degree
higher than that Saturday and degrees
ina OF the corresponding date last year.
Rain is Indicated for to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
Pn.tnmce Notice.
=
Should be read D.

Should read DAILY BY all Interested changes
may occur any tme)
Foreign the week ending November II, 1900.
will close promptly all at The General Post
ONCE as follows: Parcels Post Malls close hour
earlier closing time shown below. Parcels Post
Mails for Germany close m Monday and Wednss-
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TJrFSDAY-At : a m. for Europe. SHAiserin
NJ Theresia CherbourE. Southampton and Bremen
7 a m Complementary Q a nj for
Europe, per =. s.. Louis, via Southampton; At
m complementary 1880 MI for Europe. per .
Cfernanic Queenstown; at 1890 a n. for Belgium
direct per Southwark tmail must be directed par
Southwark
THURSDAY-At $50 q. m for Europe, per = Aug.
Victoria via Plymouth and Hamburg (man for France.
Switzerland. italy. SPAIN Portugal Turkey Egypt. Brit
Lorenzo Marquee. via Chsroours musc oe
directed per Aug VictoriaD' al $50 a m, for
Ervpr British India and Lorenzo Marquee. per g.
La Champagne via Havre tmaH for other parts OF
Europe must be directed per s. =. La Champagns'O-
SATURDAY-At a m. FOR Netherlands direct. per g. -
Maasiarn be directed per s. Maasdam')s
at $50 supplementary 10 a M for Europe Per
Queenstown at a. m. for ItAiys
per a F. Bismarck Naples mail be directed
f'per F. Bismarck; - for Denmark direct,
per >. Island tInan must be directed per 3 3
Island'0.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
.pRINTEn MATTER. E

PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The OF mail matter for other parts OF
Europe VIII be sent BY this ship unless specially
directed by
After the closing ot the Supplementary Transatlantic
additional supplementary malls
opened on the piers the American English. French
and German steamers, and remain until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour of sailing ot steamer.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous white line tho
changes indicated by The Tfbunes
recording line shows tempera-
ture recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
6prrial Nonces.

Hcinigke
< Bowen. MEMORIAL WINDOWS
New
ROebuck's Weather Strips warranted
clude the cold applied doors and windows Can
telephone RoebUCk 1T2 Established 1870.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-13
Subscription Rates.

SINGLE COPIES
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DAILY. cents TI{I WEEKLY. csntA.
BY EARLY MAI. TRAIN.
For all points In United outsde OF Creates
Nsw-YOrSl. Canada and Mexico
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by OCEAN STEAMER
For Europe. the and all countries
Universal Postal CniOnD
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IN NEW-YORK CITY
Mail subscribers DAILY and TRI-WEEKBY Will
be charged copy IN addition
the rates named above
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