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ENcFcLIcAL FROM THE POPE.

Rome. Nov. s-Tbe Pope has addressed TO the
Bishops an encyclical. dated November l. the
keceeEner. The Pontir says he retoices at the as
s@nb-sge If Catholics from all parts Of the world
II Rome during Holy Year. which he adds demon
sEates that the peoples marching toward
'hrist He exhorts the world TO seek the Re-
oeeTner, which the Pontin points out. is the road
10 truth and life. adding:
As Carist's coming 10 the world reformed society,
20 the latter turning Christ. will become bet
ter and be saved by following His doctrines and
elY!ne law. by discountenancng revolt against the
constituted powers and avoiding conflicts.
i the peoples acted so, the encycical continues,
tney would all love one another brothers and
oDey peacefully their superiors. Neglect OF God,
re Pontin further asserts has led TO many
alsorcers that the peoples are oppressed with In
cessant fears and anguish He concludes with
0rglag the Bishops 10 make known the entire
word that the Redeemer and Saviour OF mankind
alone bring salvation and peace
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TIE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS PROFANITY
MAJOR GARDINER DRAWS SECS YEAR FROM
WAR DEPARTMENT AND OPENLY FIo-
L.ATEs ARMY REGULATIONS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: It would seem that District Attorney
Gardiner has on more than one occasion made him
self amenable TO the laws which define conduct
unbecoming an officer and q gentleman in the
Army OF course he is more prominently identl-
fed with Tammany Hall at present. consequently
when he uttered some time ago ITO h with re-
form!' and on Monday declared that the indict-
ntrase he AID not violate any of the rules, regu-
iations customs or habits Of the Tammany or
ganZati 49,. ~
But Mr. Gardiner is major In the army. anu anu
is receiving an annual salary or $Zo-' from Iiie
Government as a retired officer The Army feEu
lations declare that officers the retired INST are
subject 10 the laws framed for the government "a
the Army and also may have charges preferrea
against them and court martialed Tor VloAl ING
any OF them One OF the regulat tons reaos ma
such punishment a court martial may aogu1ESe
may be inflicted any person in the Army ~ ~,o
Is guilty OF profane swearing falsehooo. uruiheI-
ness gambling fraud theft. or any other sea-
dalous conduct tending 10 the destrucIiSn o. EIou
morals" ES-AhMi'
New-York Nov s 1900
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A LANDSLIDE.

lawyers in the city. He hal been connected with
many important cases. and many signaI
tories: These included cases involving the effect
OF discharge in bankruptcy, the liability of bank
stockholders the title TO land under water, the
priority of rights OF receivers and various other in
tereSting questions Mr.. Smith a member OF
he Republican. University, Lawyers, Church and
other clubs also OF the Bar Association and of
Phi Beta Kappa fraternity. He 4 member
Of Grace Episcopal Church and devoted much at
tentiou to religious and benevolent work. He
trustee of Trinity College and did much further
the welfare of that institution For time he
acted a. treasurer of the East Side House He
had also been president of the Society Of Medical
Jurisprudence He had come TO DC regarded by
her friends a confirmed bachelor. bur surprised
them . little more than wear ago by marrying
Miss Clara Sawyer. OF Randolph Centre, Vt, who
survives him, with his sister and only other rela
tive Mrs. P H Murphy, wife of eX-Assembiyman
Murphy, OF this city
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GENERAL HoW4RD's BIRTHDAY DINNER,

The Committee on Speakers Of the complimentary
dinner TO be given to Major-General o. o Howard.
= A in honor OF his SEVENTEEN birthday, at the
Waldorf-Astoria tomorrow night. has completed
the list Of toasts and the following will respond to
them: Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew. the presiding
officer; ex-Speaker Thomas B. Reed, General Dan
lei F Sickles Captain Alfred T. Mahan, [. :. n;
c.erera1 cIrenviIIe NJ Dodge the Rev. Dr. John II.
Rarrows Bishop Wesley T. Gaines. Comte de
schune de Lafayette. General Wager Swayne, the
Pay DIR D J. RurreIl and Booker T. Washington
EaarIv nh Of the boxes. which 10 be occupied
~ me women guests In full dress, have been taken
T7ay- NAV be secured by addressing Colonel n H.
Adams No - Broadway
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LATEST LONDON COMMENT.
SPECTATORS CAUSE FLUTTER IN
AMERICAN STOCKS
,-FARING THE SETTLEMENT IN CHINA
BRITISH POLITICS-RETURNINGS SOUTH
AFRICAN NoTABLEs
AFRICAN NOTABLE

Copyright; 1900 BY The New-York rrtbuneI
[HT CABLE THE TRIBUNE.l
r,oHdon Nov. :. a. ma slight fiutter In
american stocks the last sign Of excitement
~ London over the result Of the Presidential
e,ection This was due to reflex action from Wall
Street. It is doubtful whether English specula-
tors have had much to do with what is called
-be Mckinley boom in American stocks. Ger
7ainly English investors have remained outside
i Is probable that there has been considerable
buying on French and German account during
the last fortnight but such activity as there has
been il the American list has been mainly
caused by New-York operators. The conditions
~ the market here so artificial that it is
hardly safe 70 forecast the proba bic trend when
RE results of Yesterdays election are known.
re movement # stocks here will be purely
speculative as the English holdings Of railway
securities have been largely reduced during the
last .our years Investors here have had reason
- thank Mckinley. for. owing TO the restora-
-i51 II confidence during his Administration
they have beer able 70 unload what they had at
high rrcss-
The news from China still points toward united
action + TIE Powers and a settlement of exist
f,g combinations The Anglo German agree
raent far from exciting dissensior has helped
bring the Powers together by providing a coun-
-a-poise for the Dual Alliance. The comments OF
me Russian press On the relations Of Germany
and England friendly that il is clear that
he Powers are likely TO stand together virtu-
ally lines Of the French proposals
There IS complete lull in political affairs here
while Lord Salisbury is putting the finishing
touch on MS job Of Cabnet-making Mr. Brod-
rick spoke last night for the first time since his
appointment to the Cabinet. The Cnionist press
has 50 much leisure that II has resumed its at
tsck On the Opposition leadership. Lord Rose
hery delivered auiable address at the Edin-
burgh Philosophical Institution. Sir William
Harcourt remains silent IL the South of Eng
and.
General Buffers friends are tuning up with un-
necessary vigor for the return Of their conquer
ing hero. The Duke Of Westminster has received
a cordial welcome at Chester from his friends
and tenants
London has had brilliant society wedding
and there Will be a dozen more before the week
: out Yesterday the bridegroom was Lord
thelnsford's son, Percy Thesiger and the bride
MISS wallace, daughter Of Of the directors
- the Bank Of England. The ceremony was at
Christ Church. Lancaster Gate the bride being
attended by eight bridesmaids in cream color
With touches OF gold, and in black hats
L N r
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XXI EtIER At RAS JIBUIII.
IN GOOD HEALTH-REJOICES OVER NEWS OF
BOER SUCCESSES

Ras Jibutu, Nov 6.-The Dutch cruiser Gel
derlsnd, with ex-President KRUGER board.
which sailed from Lourenco Marques on October
20, has arrived here. She has been directed to
await instructions from The Hague at Port Said
with regard to Mr.. Kfruger landing in Europe,
The Gelderland, which got here yesterday, will
stop three days. Mr.. KRUGER. who Is in excel
lent health. rejoiced greatly at the news Of the
recent Boer successes.
DR.. Heynans declared that Mr.. Krdger was
going 10 Europe purely on a holiday.
This morning Mr.. KRUGER was found sitting
on deck with his legs wrapped in sheepskin.
May they fight without remission he ex-
claimed, energeticaIIy refllng his pipe, when in
formed Of the successes Of the Beers. That is
what ask"
Throughout the voyage his health. except for
some trouble with his eyes was excellent He
will travel incognito and will not land until he
reaches Europe
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CoRNEL London England on Friday November
Iatins Henry AeisEs. % Minnie R. g and
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ENNIs-At Orange " J. on November ; 1900 John p
Relatives ana frs.na. =. 49, Sc, - ,.., -. 49,.
services from his late residence No 30
n-S1' orange. on Wednesday SoTsm6er :. 2-30
~ s Ti Pc IN waiting Orange station On arrival
- p@ih leaving New-York 40 D. n o. Z. aad ".
AsADE-on Saturday. Novsrnb.r g. AZ her rs.asues Va
e. Wss. SsoIst. Maria Grace wife % Clarence W.
Meade and only daughter % TIE Charlss A. wat
Funeral services ia q the TransnSu-a,ion
ZSin-st. Eear Fifth-avs. wednesday November = AZ
sCOTT-At Cooperstown. y. r November s 1900 Henry
scott son Of the late Henry A scott azsa % years
Funeral rom Christ Church. Thursday. 8 D n
SMITH his residence \ this city on Tuesday No,
vemoer 1900 John sabine smith IN he 5ssh year n
Funeral services az Grace Church F3roaax.x
and loth-st- on THURSDAY morning November 8 AZ
InteTnent at Randolph. Vt
Members Of the Republican Club $50 s-s-avs A.. -.
20 attend IN body the funeral services o.
his esth year -
Funeral services ST Rarrabsss Church a. sto.+vtf.
Wednesday at O'clock
Monday. 5th inst, Hannah Dyer. widow q Henry 3
Funeral thursday ro-ninr sh inst At 1ozso
In,erment at convenience q The family.
Depot Once I6 4sI-s-
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NOT AFRAID OF GERMAN TARIFF.

ST. Petersburg Nov. 6-Referring to the report
that Russia and America had agreed TO warn Ger
many against fulfilling the ultra-Agrarian demands
regarding the grain tariff, the proper authority in
the Finance Ministry here informed the CORE
spondent Of The Associated Press to-day that
Russia does not intend 10 interfere with Germany
in the conduct OF her domestic affairs Russia. he
added will notice tariff legislation officially
until it enacted and commercial treaty negotia
lions begun. II is possible that Germany VIII
establish maximum and minimum rates. The dis
eussion this point here hitherto has been
Academic. In any case, Russia will calmly wait
az she is not afraid OF tariff with Germany.
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SLIGHT OPERATION on SENATOR DAVIS.

- Paul Nov 6-In front Of the home OF United
S,a+es Senator Davis this morning was stretched
an immense American flag in honor OF the cleo
rim in which the Senator has so much interest
although unable leave his sickbed in order to
,o+s His attendants said that the Senator had
nassad quiet night and seemed somewhat re-
freshed from his rest. Thus far there have been
no apparent Ill effects from the slight operation OF
Yesterday and the family and physicians continue
hopeful OF his speedy recovery.
An operation performed late yesterday,
which included the amputation OF one Of the Sen
stor's toes The patient stood the shock we'll and
DR. Murphy who performed the operation. reports
that his condition is favorable
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(Snould be read DAILY ~ all interested
the week ending November 10. 1900.
promptly all a. the General Post
Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier
than closing shown below Parcels Post Malls f.r
Germany close p IT. Monday and "Wednesday
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
wEDSESDAY-At a n Complementary IO-3o a II J
for Europe per Teut0nic Queenstown. s
a m supplementary 1890 a M cor Europe.
Southampton Antwerp (rnal be directed per
3 . Friesand'): N for Italy. Pc : Columbia.
via Naples mail directed per Columbia
THURSDAY-At a. FOR France Switzerland. Italy,
Spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt British India AM
Lorenzo MARQUEE per La Tourztne. via Havr-
mail FOR other parts Europe directed peg
3 8 La LORRAINE >: 1870 ? supplementary :
D. Europe per 3 Deutschland. va Plymouth.
FRIpAYEAt a m for Azores Islands direct per $.
PENINSULA.
Queenstown; al a n FOR Italy, per > katse-
VIM. II. Naples mail must oe directet per >
Kaiser VIM I'D: a FOR SethsTlancs direct
per Rotterdam mail must De directed per $
mail must directed per > = Ethiopia
PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers. and Samples for Germany
only class OF mail matter for other parts q
Europe not be by this snip unless specially
directed by her
The Supplementary Transatlantic
additional supplementary mails ar=
opened piers OF the American. English. French
steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes % the hour Of sailing OF steamer
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WANTS no TARIFF VAR.

Berlin Nov. s.-The Cologne Volks Zeitung." the
leading Centrfst organ, discussing the growth of
Inc United States IN population and wealth. says:
A tariff war could be wased against the United
Slabss only by the European States combined II
germany alone were TO make the attempt her IN
sGsLfles and commerce would have foot the biu,
sh.le other nations would get the advantage How
LEI unpleasant the admission. IL nevertheless re-
tnalns true that unable 10 undertake alone
economic measures against nation OF 7s!oo0,ooo
- e2SS1s91a resources,
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REPORTS FROM LORD ROBERTS.
HOW CAPTAIN CHALMERS LOST HIS LIFE
KRUEGER's MISSION.

KRUEGERs MISSION.
London. Nov 6.-Lord Roberts. in a dispatch
dated johannesburg, November B. reports 10 the
War Office as follows:
Smith Dorrien states that Major Saunders and
Captain Chalmers, of the Canadia Mounted
Rifles behaved With great gallantry in the
ton of November >. Saunders rode out under
heavy fire TO bring in a horseless non-cOmmis-
stoned officer. Saunders was wounded and his
horse killed and Chalmers went 70 his assist
ance. Saunders impIored him to leave, but
refused, and the gallant Chalmers was greve
10 say killed
Lord Roberts has cabled to the War Office
that former President Steyn in a speech to
Delarey's burghers on October %. said Mr.. Kru-
ger had gone TO Europe in order to get inter
Vention," and that If he failed the Transvaal
will be auctioned off TO the highest bidder"
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RUSSIAN VIEWS o. INTEREST.

81 Petersburg Nov. 6.-The construction Of
direct telegraph line from Livadia St Peters
h,1rs IN taken here indication that the former
has a nrrn hold upon the affections of the Car.
student the university at Dorpat has been
asntenced 10 imprisonment for term of two years
Tar wing killed fellow student In a duel a
ago The Government has virtually broken up the
cerman dueIling associa ton this university.
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BERLIN POLICE scandal.
DAMAGING ADMISSIONS OF AN OFFICIAL ON THE
STAND.

Berlin. Nov s.-During to-day's proceedings on
the second trial OF the rich Berlin banker, Stern
berg. for an alleged crime against morality, Police
Director MeersCheidt Huelesem admitted that he
had received a loan OF 1900 marks upon his villa
from sternberg. together with gifts OF furniture
and other things for the villa. He admitted that
other loans had been made him by the accused, but
asserted that all had been repaid.
These revelations have made great sensation in
Berlin and throughout the countrv The sudden
trip OF Count Won Bulow. Imperial Chancellor. to-
day 10 Liebenberg 20 confer with Emperor William
IL interpreted by the press connected with the
police scandal.
Emperor william returned to Berlin this evening.
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An INITIATION FROM AUSTRALIA.

Sydney. N. 5. W. Nov. e.-WiIIiam John Lyme.
Premier and Treasurer OF New South Wales has
cabled President Mckinley inviting the United
States to send a detachment OF troops to partici-
nate In the Inauguration of the Australian Com
mouWealth.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

On the steamer Ethiopia. OF the Anchor Lima
which arrived here yesterday from Glasgow were
John Burden. DR.. John Francis. Miss Olive john
stone Miss Nora tombstone Bryce Strachan ana
James A Thomson.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST



tor central America except Costa Rcal and South
t9a5emala must bs directed per Aiiiaaea at
thiapas per : Segursnca. via Havana AMI ProgrssG
trns other parrs OF Mexico must be directed p@r
Rayensdsie mail De directed per Z. Ravens
TlIJEsDAyms 20 90, 2. jaai:e A. z,
Iaasa4 and fiai5l Per $ BeIvernon: at , m sup
a2tIiia mail mus. be Greeted per : ; Aata-i al
p m ,suPPIr3es5Sy 40 ? r. 's5 Sasssu- y P
rampico mail must De directed Der .::ataa1as.I
Fortune Island Jamsca Savsnia. S1r-a15ena ans
Grey3wn peg 5 : Acne saii .'T IA Cesla H -, P ags
dur mail for SAMANTHA ana csrrssgena b tirrctee
PR > $ Hllt-r,l, a. II a. m ror SaRs Pc >
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Republic, Uruguay and Parasuay- Per : 8 BEittss
stNpAY1At $50 , N for St Pierre Aiiqaeloa. PEI
steamer from Sorra sydney
Mails for Newfoundland. BY ran 20 North Sydney.
thence BY steamer close At tn, l otee dH.iy a SO
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Malls Tor cuba BY rail 1t 70 Par Tampa Fla add thses.
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o. n after November I'll and up Nover,be fff In
elusive disoatch per Sierra Nails FOR chins
and Japan. VIA Vancouver. close here Tally AZ s.3'
o. m up TO November TT inclusive for dispatch -,
o s. Empress OF China (rs<fsJered mail must ba a..
rected via FancouvsF'1
Trarspacihc mails forwarded port Of sailing daily
schedule Of closinR
ton 4RextsrerSs
mail closes 5 D N. previous
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Poacnastae
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jr Miss Wishart, ]. Crowle-Smith Arthur Lee. Dr..
Edwin Lee Mr.. and Mrs II. F. Landon and Ham
linn
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tier b. Z. Ninde Mrs. Newton Perkins Horace
Sedger. the Rev ". w. Bruere, A z. Williams
and William Nutttng.
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1oOSs-A, her residence IS West 5lst-s;-. Monday
ne 9Th inst. Cetharins. wife OF Frederick Booss
invited attend the funeral
serv,ce on wednesday morning. the Tth inst, Al II
O'clock
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General Buffers friends are tuning up with un-
vigor for the return Of their conquer
Ing hero. The Duke Of Westminster has received
a cordial welcome at Chester from his friends
and tenants