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MOVEMENTS OF STARS.

Mr.. Jefferson. who devotes this week TO Buffalo.
syracuse and Utica. Will act in Brooklyn next
Aonday-... Mr.. Drew has entered on the closing
Week OF his present engagement at the Empire
Iheatre......N C. Goodwin and Maxine Elliott will
continue TO act in Chicago tn November B.. Mr..
Mansfield. now in ST. Louis. will appear in New
York. az the Herald Square Theatre. on December
as Brutus. Louis James and Frederick Warde
'ppeared last night az Louisville.--E ;. VIII
ara is acting in Boston. with great SUCCESS.
lehman Thompson IS also prosperous In Boston.
''-..Miss Percy Haswell appears tonight al Co
emhus ..-...Miss Kate Claxton is still acting In
The Two Orphans" and Miss Rose coghlan is
'ul acting in Forget Ne NOt'....-.Miss Crosnnan
"1l remain at WaIack's Theatre till November 10.
,--'.Ar. Martin Harvey will change the bill at the
herald Square Theatre on Wednesday Miss
Ilth Wynne Matthieson can be seen every day this
"eek AZ the Madison Square Theatre. IN Every
nan Miss Minnie Seligman appeared IN Inc
ast Appeal" yesterday. at Proctors Firth avenue
.-eatre-...- Miss Mary ManneTing continues 10 &C,
ehe Sarr1ck Theatre. 'fn The Stupoornhess OF
- s4olne" Mrs. Leslie Carter VIII remain
~ ne BelaseO Theatre TIL November z''''''
As Ethel Barrymore Will continue 10 per
80 at the Savoy Theatre until nearly the END
. sae year...-..Mss Mabel Gilman, pretty sh4
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CAMPBELL-On Saturday; November 5 At his residence
Of Mary Elizabeth Campbell Funeral services the
Church OF the Nativity corner OK CLasson ave. ana
H. at 10 O'Clock. Interment private Friends re-
quested omit flowers
D1cKEY-On Monday. at No AZ Brevoort Place. Brook
William D. Dickey. and husband Of sara D. Dickey-
copy
pTRIAND.-At Jamaica. N. Y. on Monday November
Iand. the s2i year OF her age
FARL.EY-On Saturday. November s 1902 julia Hobbs
the late Francis Hobbs Relatives and friends are in
attend the funeral services az her late resi-
dence. MIburn. n j. on Tuesday N9y over H. i9GS
train from Barclay or Christopher-st.
CERHARD-On November 10. his late residence. No
100 East SistSE please SsorSs 6el asea . years
HEDGEs-At Newark N. J.. on Sunday morning No
vember O. 1902 Andrew J. Hedges, IN his 10th year
Funeral from his late residence No 96s Broad
St on Wednesday. at $50 m Relatives and friends
are invited attend
IOC,KWOOD-At the residence OF her brother. A r Lob
late AiTan lockwood sunday November 8 Funeral
tuesday November IL. az o'clock
IOwERRE-on Sunday. November .. at his residence
services his late resae nee Wednesday November
Of family
Marshal her home No washington-st-. East Or
Ann Eliza Marsh. widow of the late Joseph D. Marsh
o. MsalSoT Tueisy Novem6er II az M a. cnct
Cohio) and Topeka ClanJ papers please copy.
MouLToN1Ip NewzYSrk on sunday November 1902
sEycss At Es4lss1 Gse Mass
HILL Boston papers please copy.
ArYERs-At her residence. PlainAeld. N J. on Monday
November TO- Annie MaIan widow OF Joseph NJ
Nsx-Yol IN ha 59th year q her age Funeral as 81
vice at her ate residence. Wednesday. at M
SC r r. OF y. j.
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m GIVE 4 DINNER FOR JOHN Hay.

AT the monthly meeting last evening Of the Ohio
society at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Colgate Hoyt' the
res,dent being in the chair it was announced that
- o,,,,ol dinner would be held Saturday even
ing January IL John Hay. Secretary OF State. will
he tSe guest OF honor. There VIII also De present
DIPLOMATS from Germany FRANCE A'dly' nussia'
Mexico and Great Britain 49,, ,.,..
The ticket reported by the nomina 9o S9ittee
dents. Thomas Ewing, *. David II Bates CGon ne
poI,ar. secretary Francis n. Applegate; recording
secretafv Charles w. Morris. and trustees for the
ser,n eyynsring IA 1895 Andrew Ernest Foys, L D.
War-,so ana Warner Els. The election OF officers
viii be held at the Hotel Manhattan on I ssturaay
versary OF the admission OF Ohio 20 Statehood
aSSresses WILL be made by Governor george b.
Nssb 81 Ohio and Ex-Governor Campbell
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DENIED BIZ PRINCE HOHENLOHB.
pENoUNCEs THE STORY OF BARGAINING FOR Tz8
HAND OF MISS GOBLET.


HAND OF MISS GOBLET.
Prince Hugo Hohenlohe. whose alleged effort
May Goelet was reported in yesterdays Tribune.
Is connected with the banking house OF Ladenourg.
ThalInann & Co. No. % Broad-st. He spent most
Of the season at Newport and paid some attention
70 Miss Goeet from which arose the story that
the prince had barganed for her hand using
some society women in London mediatOrs.
Yesterday the princes counsel F. W. Under
wood. gave out a statement IN which the whole
story is denied and denounced as blackmail Mr..
Underwood said:
Prince Hohenlohe has declined To have anything
TO say the subject of this article, not that ne
has anything TO conceal. but that threats have
been made to involve the names Of two well known
ladies in London with whom he has not the slight
est acquaintance but whose standing and posi-
ton are of the highest Prince HohenlOhe has
been the subject Of numerous threats in case OF
refusal TO pay money, OF Which ne mas taken apSo-
lutely notice.
The whole article as published in New-York is a
tissue OF faSehoods. He had not the honor of
knowing either Of the American ladies' mentioned,
and he had never made any such proposal as Is
stated, or even discussed II.
He unfortunate enough TO have made the &C
quaintance of a formerly in the Austrian
Army but who had been expelled therefrom for
disreputable practices. but of which Prince Hohen-
lobe was entirely ignorant. This man had the man
ner and appearance OF gentleman; and ne also
met the second said to be disbarred solc-
itOr formerly OF the English bar.
II goes without saying that Prince HOhenlohe.
on account OF his position and his family cOnnec-
tons both in Germany and England. did not need
any introductons from men or the standing and
Calibre of these two
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NEwCoMB-on Monday. November 10 suddenly, AZ his
late residence. 233 East l2th-sJ., Obadiah New
comb. NJ D. Notice Of funeral hereafter
TCCkER-On Monday. November 10. Edwin Benjamin
Tucker. OF Mary A. and the late Cummings Il.
tucker in his 10th Funeral az his late residence.
No Prospect Terrace. East Orange. y. ]. (Briels
church Station) Wednesday November u on ATM
OF the 1910 train from NeV-York 3D.. l. & W. K RI
VAN ARSDALE-At the residence OF Mrs. Z. r Van
saun. No 2p6 West 15th-st-, Sa an H Van Arscaie
widow Of Dr. Henry Van Arsdale. Notiee of srneral
hereafter
WAIERHOUSE-At Philadelphia, the Tn Inst.
archibald y Wacerhouse. aged 81 years. Funeral
vices al s. Marks Church. Tuesday. the fltn mat.
at O'clock m Interment private.
The woodlawn Cemetery
Borough OF Bronx. New York City
once 10 Fast 23d Street. Madison Square South
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Andrew Davidson, who was born on February y.
1870 in Scotland. came 10 this country with his
narents in 1886 He ready to enter college
when the Civil War broke out but he enlisted III
the DIST New-York Volunteers. He served as sec
ond serReant and a sergeant-major. Atterward
President Lincoln appointed him first lieutenant
a. sTe afb limited States Colored Infantry and he
vas later adjutant of the regiment. In the battle
- salem Church he shot through both legs
~ toe the knees and I'm 1864 he shot in the left
band He received a medal of honor for bravery IN
lie hattie before Petersburg When the war came
20 a close he was Assistant AdJutant-cieneral on
The stan of General Charles J. Paine In North
After the war Colonel DAVIDSON STUDIED law and
vractised until he became Editor OF The Otsego
Rsnnbiican'' at Cooperstown, which he had pur-
cbalsed He was a member of the state Senate IN
~ nA 1SS5 Hinder President Harrison he was
made First Deputy COmmissioner Of Pensions lie
Secretary OF state In 1874. ana
49, ibacsne commandant OF the State institution
- T5a1h Ne left a son, who was associated with
bi,a on .arhe Otsego Republican ana TWO daugh-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington Nov 1O--Ths Northwestern high pres
sure has - leed Lake Superior somewhat dimin-
ished IN intensity continues high over the
South Atlantic States and low over the North Pacific
coast and Plateau region. Light rains have fallen
in Valley Middle Mississippi Valley. Easern
Kansas the Pacific Coast and the Plateau region. 1t
warmer Middle Atlantic States. the Ohio Val
ley Northwest and much colder from the lower
lake region southwestward to Kansas. Oklahoma and
Eastern Colorado Cloudy. unsettled weather is prob
able Tuesday the Ohio Valley. the Middle Mississippi
Valley locally the Eastern Rocky Mountain
slope. The rain will probably extend eastward
through Middle Atlantic States TO the Coast by
Wednesday. and rain is also probable Wednesday in
the Missouri Valley and the Northeast Rocky Noun
tain slope. will be colder Tuesday in New England
Middle Atlantic States and the Ohio Valley, in
region and the Middle Mississippi
Valley. The temperature will rise in the Missouri Val
Upper Mississippi Valley aud the Northwest The
winds along the England and Middle Atlantic
coasts viii continue light 10 fresh from the north
west; on Atlantic Coast light variable;
on the Gulf mostly light southeast,
Lakes fresh north TO northeast Steamers de-
parting Tuesday for European ports viii have fresh
north winds and fair weather 10 the Grand Banks.
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Highest temperature yesterday. % degrees; lowest 4o'
fer corresponding cate last year 49, average or
corresponding date last twenty-five years. AZ.
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creasins eoudiness, fresh northwest WINDS becoming
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COL ANDREW DAVIDSON DEAD
WAS coNArANDANT OF STATE SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS HOME.

Ratb - Y Nov. 1O-Colonel Andrew Davidson,
commandment of the New-York State Soldiers and
sailors Home here. died early to-day Death fol-
lowed an operation performed yesterday afternoon.
The body will be taken TO Cooperstown on Wednes-
day morning for burial
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REMOVAL OF LIBERAL UNITERsITY.

Kansas City. Nov. 10-The Liberal University Of
SiIverton, Ore, is to be removed to Kansas city
after the first of the year. and the fall term will
be opened here October next The university
directors to-day purchased the Pepper Building
owned by the Pepper estate Of Philadelphia, and
Of the largest structures In the city. home
for the university paying $50 600 cash for the prop
erty. The Liberal University established sew
eral years ago. and has received endOwments from
free thinkers in various parts of the country.
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GOrERNOR YATES IMPROVING.

Springfield ILL., Nov. 10-The condition OF Gov
ernor Yates was improved to-day. his temperature
al noon being &c., the lowest since he was taken i'll
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FORECAST For TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.

England. fair to-day and Wednesday; colder
to-day: fresh northwest winds
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware fair and colder today Wednesday
increasing fresh northwest winds becoming
variable
For the District Of Columbia and Maryland. fair
to-day. Wednesday increasing coudiness fresh
q northwest winds.
Western Pennsylvania showers and colder to-day
Wednesday showers; fresh northeast winds
For Western New-YOrk fair and cooler day; Wednes
day Increasing cloudness.
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BERRY BREEDEN-At Los Angeles Cal, on Thurs
day. october 80. 1902 Virginia daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs Marshall A. Breeder. Of Salt Lake city Utah to
lieutenant Anderson Berry U. S. A. Hackensack
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MARRIED.

Burnett's COcOafne soothes the irrtated scalp,
dandruT. gives rich lustre TO the Hair.
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

The current attraction at the American Theatre
rs Faust" which was revived last night.
A play called Audrey" based Miss Mary
Johnston's novel. OF that name is underlined for
production AT the Madison Square Theatre. No
Ve1nber a.
The play Of ''Everyman'' will be transferred 70
The New-York Theatre. on November II. Students
bf stage literature and history, in particular. ought
10 see it,
Mr. John Hare has made known his intention TO
retire from the stage IN 1904 when he win be sixty
years Of age.
Mr.. Harvey's new bill. at the Herald Square
Theatre. will comprise Roget de L'Isle'' and "A
Cigarette Makers Romance"
These are some Of the stars now shining the
New-York and BROOKLYN stage:
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We have received the following remarkable In

We have received the following remarkable in
Vitaton:
at an extraordinary meeting OF Council No. l
OF the Bostock Wild Animal Actors Association.
held at headquarters, St Nicholas Garden, at the
hour Of midnight November ]. with LordIy Rex
(president of the association in the chair II was
unanimously agreed, the motion OF Goldie, the
fghting tiger seconded by Esau the man ape that
the association should tender a Jungle dinner TO
n m on THURSDAY November 13. within the bars
OF the great steel arena The motion was carried
by acclama ton. amidst roars of approval"
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following official record from the Weather Bureau
the changes IN the temperature FOR the last twenty
hours comparison with the corresponding date OF
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TRIBTrNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In uagram continuous white shows the
in indicated by The TribCne's self
recording barometer. The dotted shows the tsmpera
ture recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
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DIED.

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NOTES oF TIE STAGE.

Miss Grace George produces FOR the first time on
Thursday night at Bridgeton. \. j.. her new play
Peggy" The play deals with the early career Of
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Mrs. lie Moyne. Nine Duse
Miss Crosman- Mrs. Leslie Carter
Miss Mannering. Miss Mafthieson.
Miss Barrymore Miss Mabel Gilman.
Virginia Harmed. Carrie De Mar.
Lillian Russell Bertha Creigh ton
Mr. Drew. Chauncey Olcott
Weldon Grossmith- Martin Harvey.
William Gillette. Tony Pastor.
Sam. Bernard. James O'Neill.
The vulgar farce Of Are You Mason was pre-
sented last night at the Grand Opera House.
The noxiOus play Of The Two Schools now
rent AZ the Madison Square Theatre. viii be shown
here III November D.
Mr.. Joseph Hart and Miss Carrie De Mar ap-
peared last night at the West End Theatre, in a
play called Foxy Grandpa"
The musical farce Of sally in Our Alley can be
Seen throughout the present week the Harlem
Opera House.
Mr.. Conried COMMUNICATED the anniversary OF the
birth Of the poet Schiller by presenting that IA
nous authors play OF don Carlos" last night az
The Irving Place Theatre.
Octave Feuillets well remembered romantic
comedy, The Romance OF Poor Young Man."
vas revived at the Murray Hin Theatre, last night
ana Mr.. Ralph Stuart Feappeared there acting the
fhief part. This play awakens many memories. 1t
was favorite at Wallacks Theatre in 1860. when
Wallacks Theatre was near the southwest corner
81 Broadway and Broome-st. Lester Wallack. John
Brougham John Dyott A W. Young. the elder
Charles walcot, Mrs. Hoey, Mary Cannon. Mrs.
Vernon, Fanny Morant. and Mrs. c. Walcot ap-
beared IN it-Mrs. Morant, Nine. Heloune.
making her first appearance in America January
r. that year.. II was a glorious company. They
lave all passed away; but the good old play
lives. and IL Is fresh ever,-in its pretty love
itory, diversified characters. and fits striking
Nciorial situations.
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Sc Qunel|0Itn los jOIn0|eS
Ell diez por ciento
Buena impression en- Francia

Nueva York, sabado. o.-Anoche Sc
reunio en- Paris, la comision de arbi-
tradores para d3liberar de acuerdo con
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caido aqui. l1ace a ali q'ie TO sc coamcnora
ei naclniento, mucrte 'y$resurrecli6n de Jssu-
cris.o, el ministro pre testane de Fajardo
aprove 2ha este decainiento para su propagan-
da. va iene prostit IS.
#*x A las DIS e,cuelas ,graduadas coica-
rren 1903 all:nnos de ambos sexls
#*x Parece que sc va recomponer ell
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estado i1speccionando el sef1or Soto, coatcAtis-
ia dc obras p1blicas.
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