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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
MAURICE KAUFMAN. WoLINIsT.

The third OF the young violinists who have come
this to exploit their art. gave MS n
trOductOry concert in Carnegie Hall last night he
is Maurice Kaufman. and, Ike Mr. erase VINO
Immediately preceded him. he is an American MS
home. we believe being Newark Good things nave
come out Of Jersey before this but that MI haur-
is going to add to the honors OF the state
cannot be said with candor after last nlsnt 5
demonstration His trouble IS neither tmmatlrlty
nor lack Of assurance. but are inclined to think
something more like perverted taste and lack OF
genuinely artistic instincts There was little that
could be called muSicianIy, tone that seemed
naturally large and good, in his performance o.
Tschaikowskys concerto. the TRANSCRIPTION OF
Chopin's D fat nocturne or Beethoven's q MAJOR
Romano. The concerto demands a strong artistic
Individuality if II is 10 be invested with any noble
attributes otherwise IL is In danger or sinking
into so-nethfng worse than commonplace Mr.
Kaufmann's performance was sIoven, undlsrlIled
posefuIness and purity worked great harm 70 the
other pieces. Yet he was loudly aPplauded oy
numerous audience. whose friendly disposition was
too plainly in evidence to permit one 70 think ina
discrimination played any part IN the tokens OF
appreciation. 1- 49,
Walter Dsmrosch and his new symphony Orehes-
ira took part in the concert Ihere vii De
fairer opportunity 10 pass Judgment on them after
their first subscription concert IN carnegie han
next Sunday.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Arthur Byron to Support Miss Mannering-
Vesta Tilley in Musical Comedy.

The brief career OF Major Andre on the stage
will terminate next Saturday night week earlier
star. will return for the rest Of the to the
division known as leading men. He will join Miss
Mary Mannering in St. Louis. appearing in "A
Pledge Of Friendship" Miss Mannerings new play.
which first called judith" With Miss
Mannertng he will to the Garrick Theatre
in January where a long engagement is expected.
The Savoy Theatre during Thanksgiving week will
be occupied by Nine. Wiehe and her French COM
pany. but they will move back TO the Vaudeville
at the end of the week. to allow Her Own Way"
TO come in for months engagement. Her Own
Way will thus have played at three Broadway
theatres since its production not many weeks ago.
Miss vesta T1lley who failed to make the play
Of "Algy'' a success, will. in December. try again
to star in a dramatic production. this time q must
cal comedy. The Isle Of Boy" is the name Of the
new venture. and the young Of Hall Caine is
credited with the authorship. Edgar Smith. how
ever will revise the book. At present Miss Tilley
is singing songs at the Murray Hill Theatre Last
of the NewYork Athletic Club.
A telegram received by The Tribune last night
from Lyman B. Glover. manager for Richard Mans
field discredits the story circulated yesterday that
Miss Elliston had been-requested 10 leave the
cast Of "Od Heidelberg in favor Of Miss Carlotta
Nelson. Miss Ellistoa is entirely satisfactory
successor has been selected is the text Of Mr..
Glovers message
Weber & Fields at present rehearsing two
companies in An English Daisy one. with Miss
Christie Macdonald. for New-York. and one for
the Southern circuit. AS the piece has not yet
been tried before the American public their action
is unusual and would seem to argue great faith
in the musical comedy.
Miss Ellie Fay. in musical comedy by Ed
gar Smith, with music by Jean Schwartz Will
start out be star in a few weeks.
Andrew Carnegie occupied box at the Princess
Theatre last night, where Kyrle Bellew is pre-
seating 'Rafies. the Amateur Craftsman" When
Rafles eluded the pursuing Captain Bedford, Mr.
Carnegie by bis applause clearly demonstra ted that
his sympa thes were with the escaping thief, are
the words Of the press agent.
The second and third in the series OF rlatinees by
Homer Ilnd's "'Liederspier' company will take
place to-day and Tomorrow at the Manhattan
Theatre The MendelssOhn operetta, Return Of
the Roamer." end two other One-aCt pieces which
we're produced at the opening matinee will be
performed again.
Fisher and Ryley have engaged Miss Emma
Car11s for two years She Will make her first ap-
r,earance under their management in the new mu-
steal comedy THE Medal and the Maid which
will be produced at the Broadway Theatre on jan
I
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

THURsDAY-At a m for France switzsrLand Itaiy.
Spain Portugal Turkey Esypr. Greece British lndlt
and Lorenzo Marquez- per $ 8 Ia s1yols va H s
parts Europe De directed
la Savoe'J. T3O for Italy. Per >. 5
F. Bismarck mail be directed per . 2 Bis
ma-ckl
FRIDAY-At $50 D n for Azores Islands. Per a a
vancouver.
sATURDAH-At $50 a N for Ireland per : ; Srn1rie.
mail for other parts o. Europe must
be directed per Ur1oral; az > a m tor Easo2-
New az $50 a. tcr
Tlagiuu1 direct. s. kr0ouland mail must D. d
recred per = Eroonlant - AZ $50 a. N Tor 1taiy
direct HohenZoleru mail must De directed
per Hohsnzoilsrn- >. at IL a n for Denmark
direct Heka email E1L5r be directed per 8 g.
HekIa''l.
After the closing Supplementary Transatlantc
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails ara
Opene4 piers Of American. English. Frencn
and German and remain until within
zen Minutes Of hour OF sailing q steamer
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DINNER OF NATIONAL UNION COUNCILS

The third annual dinner OF the National Union
Councils Of Greater New-York will be held to
marrow night at Mouquin's Fulton-st. restat rant
:. 6 20 O'clock The speakers will be tho Rev. DIR.
Alexander Alison Justice Julius NJ. Mayer. Colonel
p {, stahl Senator F. W. Gnichtel. County Clerk
elect Edward Kaufman, w. X SpooneIs J1suSe
George F. Roesch Henry E Evans and Dr '" a
C.rtffith concert will follow the dinner:
The National Union Is a frat er oe'ieH' ''O'
with HEADQUARTERS at Toledo ONO
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CHARLES FRoHMAN LOSES SUIT.

Justice Clarke in the Supreme Court, yesterday
denied the motion Of Charles Frohman's counsel
for an order restraining Weber Fields from pro
5,riDp az the West End Theatre 4 play called
.'Tbe sign Of the Four" on the grounds that Sher
lock Holmes was a character in that play, and the
name OF Sherlock Holmes figured in the adver
Using William Gillettes play. Sherlock Holmes
being the property Of Charles FTOhman. The JUS
tee said that. while Mr.. FrohU3n could control
many things he could control the English
isngiStage and charged him with SO costs
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Should read DAILY b. AL Interested as cnanses
may tiEeb
Foreign mails the week ending November Il l~l3.
promptly IN all cases. AZ the General Post-
Parceis-p0sr close hour earlier
closing below Parcel51osr mails tor
Germany close D m Monday
Supplementary mails close al foreign
hour than closing time shown below
Europe and Central
Colon. close hour later az foreign STA
f0r4
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BU-RD1CK-BULL-On Tuesday. November ~. IN ne
c---D+ ~ ne CsrbedraI OF St Divine. BY the
Vsrv Rev Archdeacon Name. Rachel B1rt9n daughter
Of John Catlin Bull OF HartIoro- 70 lawn
curtis Burdick. o Nez-York City
DwIGHT-COOPER-A St James's Church, Brooklyn-
BY Thomas J. CROSBY. Jane
1,iIhert Cooper daughter Mr.. and Mrs J. Lsvere-r
Pierce 10 Harold Dwight
vr-r-r pOTTS-At St Georges Church Tuesday. No
enber IL 1893 by Bishop Scarborough, Of NeVersey,
by Or. Etatns1or1. Meta bresoort
Potts to William Craighton Peet-
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LECTURE BY ANDRE MICHEL.

Andre Michel. the French art eriuc' VIM -
. 80 .,,,,,r,, 20 deliver a series OF art lectures
under the auspices Of the Federation Of the French
Alliance in the United States gave ms nT rsn on
York lecture last night IN arnesio -
.sThe Great French Cathedra4s
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PRESIDENT MELLEN VISITS BOSTON.

rsos.on- Nov lG-President MeIlen Of the New
york Nev-Haven and Hartford Railroad 'o-u1y
made his arst visit 70 Boston since De
$3.50, ~ the CORPORATION. He has established
=, oesce AZ the South Station. and intends 70
I'D one or two days each week in this city; ms -
Tine TO-DAY was given 70 conferences WIZ AeaU -
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
We employ collector This Is our only appeal
A HOME FOR HOMELESS CHILDREN
DONATIONS GRATEFULLY RECEIVED
In school organized AZ 2S daily school attend
ance. 764. meals given during year. 43o.sSl
s144s Little Ones from the poorest classes % th-
city have sheltered and cared for since the n
corporation this institution IN its 5Oth year OF
classes il offers training printing. cooking sewing
and house the inmates For the sick among
~ has a special hospital building with
efcent nurses and graduate physician IN attendance
A Dinner will be given both 70 the chill
ren 81 the House the OF the street II the
70 caTrv on this work beneficial OF which
cannot be measured By mere figures We depend large
Iv upon your support for our maintenance You are
Invited 20 Visit Us at Any Time. and particularly
ON THANKSGIVING DAY.
AZ o'clock. the children Of the House have their
dinner: al o'clock a dinner r. given the outdoor
moor Special exercises by the children az oclock-
Solos reeitstions and drills You viii and
a Service Of isong BY children every Sunday at
CONE AND SEE THE WORK WE ARE DOING
Checks may be made payable 70 Frederic z Camp
TRUSTEES:
Morris K Jesup President
David g. Egest0n. Tice-Presf6ent
Archibald D. Russell. Secretary.
Frederic r Camp Treasurer
Charles Lanier 7. Tneston Wells
George II. Morgan. WnL r. WheeIock.
Charles =. Hoffman
WILLIAM r GARBCTT Superintendent
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PRESIDENTS WIFE BURIED BY HIM.

Richmond Va. Nov. lS-The bodies Of Mrs.
lanes Monroe, wife Of President Monroe, and of
their daughter. Mrs. Samuel GOuverreur. which
we're disiaterred from their resting place
Ieesburg Va arrived here to-day. and we're this
efrernoOn buried in Hollywood Cemetery, beside
the body Of Monroe The service was attended by
representatives Of various societies.
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1aos. 1909

Highest temperature yesterday - degrees lowest
-, a.-age a. average for corresponding date last
ar 20 averae. for corresponding date last twenty
FIVE years. az. .,.,,s .,,t 7rn,,r.a-v
oraf Forecast Fair and continued eold 4hefso-~
Friday fair warmer. fresh west WINDS
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uss GROVER CLEVELAND ELECTED.

E-,,c.ton. y J. Nov. IS CspeciaD.-hrs- Grover
,cle.,els,d was elected treasurer to-day OF tne
princeton branch Of the Ladies Needle~o.A DUiN-
Ms Jurius Morgan was chosen PfesiN
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A. esucE The oIvER.

stamford Conn. Nov. sit became kno"h 70
sav that the giver OF $4,000 year aeo -
tarnford Hospital was Robert "a - =. r,.o,,,,b
u,ich Mr. Bruce some time ago s s.Ja ~
a completely fitted isolation H0sD'
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

THTRSDAT-At s a f1r CUBA. EsDsranza
fraaff for Mexico. Progreso. Caupechs and Vera
cruz directed per 8 > Esperanza) D. al 10
m Tucaral. = 8. Daggry tu8u must %
directed per Desgry D. az y N FOR Mexico per
: Saratoga. via TamplcO mail must Be directed
auar Saratoga'): at u supplementary II 30
D. m for Bahamas. per 8 > Antiei az ?. for
Newfoundland 8. s.. C0reau. from PHILADELPHIA
TPTDsT-At IL n Northern Brazil per q
Dunstan. Para and Manaos
sATT-RDAY-At $ for Bermuda per . Pre-
r0ra: at $50 a. m Complementary 80 a M for
Curacao and Venezuela. 8 Lulfa mail for
EavauFIfa and CarraEeua must be directed per 8
ZrfIIaHl- at 9 m for Porto Rico. per COauo.
va san Juan $50 a m complementary 1880
for Fortune Island. Jamaica. Savanflia. Carra-
raua md Cfreyt0wu. e. s Allegheny mail for
costa Rfra must be directed per AiIezhany+l:
az 10 a m for Cuba. per = > Mexico via Havana:
a. 10 a n Prince. PETIT Goave Aux
Cages and JacuneI, per > $ Prins WHEN " mail
f1r other parts Haiti. Curacao Venezuela Trini-
la and British ard Dutch Guiana must be directsd
ssoer = Prfrs WIuen W.. f0-30 a. N. Sup
ufensutary II so a for Inagua and Haiti. per
Bolivia
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFTC

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TEr--ess- AZ = 80 a. m ths connecting nails close
Sere on wednesdays and Saturdays VIA Tampa. ana
MONDAYS via EiaUil-
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sunday al 40 p and II 30 ?. n. sundays.
m and rs p n
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hy steamer. closes az this once caty at s. 90 ?.
f-onnecttnE mails close Monday Wednesday
and Saturday,.
closes this Office az $50 Tuesday By
TO PhaGeiphia and thence steamer. closes a
this Office at II 30 , n. every "Wednesday.
sTTOr-EL40N-By Boston thence "
Gloss al Iris once 6aiIy $50 2 n
BEIIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ AND GUATEMAIAA-By
rail Nev-Orieans. and thence steamer. closes
al mis- once daily. except sunday. n 80 ,. N.
and 41I-5O p sundays az II n. and III 80 p n
tconnectinz mail closes here MonIys az FL 80 M
COSTA RICA-By NeW-Osiears.
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and f1t3O ,. Connecting nail closes here Tuesdays
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Born.

DORMAN-On November -. at Beyrout. syria. - Dr
Dale Dormsn
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Washington Nov ls-Tne crest Of the cold wave
will cross the Atlantic Gulf coasts Thursday
ing The principal feature the weather OF the
few DAYS will be a that Is now entering the
North Pacific Coast This will be attended Thurs
eav BY rain on the Pacific Slope and by in the
>-.best Mountain and It's advance eastward
will be preceded by rising temperature the East Rocky
Mountain slope THURSDAY the central valleys Friday
and over the eastern districts Saturday.
In the central valleys fair weather will be followed
Friday bv increasing cIoadiness and fair weather will
continue Thursday Friday the eastern part Of
On the Middle Atlantic and New-England coasts the
winds viii diminish from northwest Thursday.
me South Atlantic the winds will be fresh north
on the Gulf fresh north shifting northeast
an.s in the lake region hight to fresh winds
S-eciaI forecast: Storm warnings are displayed On
Gulf from Mobile to Key West, the
StIanfic coast from Charleston southwark and
Pacifc Coast Jose Eureka and the Strait
steamers departing Thursday European ports will
have fresh northwest winds and fair weather TO the
Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY
FIR Eastern New-York. fair and continued cold Thurs
day. Friday fair and cold fresh west winds.
For the District Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
,,1ersev and Delaware fair and continued cold
dav. Friday fair and cold light
FT western Pennsylvania Western New-York
THURSDAY Friday. Friday fresh west winds.
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Special Notices.
THANKSGIVING APPEAL


Joseph Hefnrichs Broadway. specialist in French
,o,ee pots ard extra coffee. Wholesale and retail
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shedi in
charge
Allnz Henry L Jones Erederlc =
Chance. NahlOn. EaTtIlase ranGsIia D
Clarke. Frederick D. Itickhow MARIA =
Cosgrove- Mary. SsgI.n. AAaLla
Ierickson, Samuel Williams Jula n
.rrJNc-A. Har7der New-Haven County. Conn. Henry
4 Alnz aged So Funeral service held at residence.
Arch-st-. Wednesday afternoon internent Old Ham
den Ceu1etery
C4ANCE-suddenIy. at washington. d. c, on November
IS. MahlOn Chance. IN the ootn year OF MS az III
teruent az Fremont ohio
CTARKE-In Brooklyn wednesday. November Is
I9Gs FREDERICK D clarke. in his s7th year. Funeral
services at his residence, NO. - HerAirner-st.
THURSDAY evening. November 10 at > o CLOCK
CosGROvE-on Monday evening. November Is 1893.
Warv Cossrove widow Cosgrove. IN her S7th
vear Funeral q home, No. 81 Jefrerson-aFe.
Brooklyn on THURSDAY November 10. at P Burial
private
soerFnte-sd into rest OF Wednesday morning
OF his age Funeral services from his late resl1enc
No. So 56th-st-. on saturday morning a. II
Interment private
Zones formerly OF NewTork City. Funeral services at
his late residence Hartford Conn. Friday November %
p m
PARTR1DGE-on Monday. November 1s. 1908. Francena
b wife Of Thomas N PaTtrtdge- Funeral
se-ices Al her late residence. No 81 12Othst.
THURSDAY evening at o'clock Interment private
RICKHOw-Suddenly Gullford. n. Y. November II.
Maria c. Rickhow. formerly OF Brooklyn
sEG1IS-At svenborg Denmark. October "a. Maria c.
Segufn. Of New-York. Funeral from St Andrew >
Church 5th and 121th-st. on Friday November
%. at p
TuIia Howard Dr.. Herbert F Williams Notice
OF funeral hereafter
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j., this diagram the continuous white lins shows TIE
an S - 1+sssure as Indicated BY The Trbunes SELF
.a-i7u barometer. The dotted line enoxs the teinpea
,nrs as recorded by the local weather bureau
~. following Official record from the Weather
r,-ea shows the in the temperature for the
g., +,venv four hours IN comparison with the CORE
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FOR points 10 AID a countries IN ire Cnszsr-
fall1w. rates
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BIZ EARLY MAI. TRAIN.
FOR al points ire United states canAia and neEeo
toutsde OF the boTnushs Manhattan and Iae hrolA
Also Cuba Porto Rico. Ia and the Fnl'2piass
without extra expense Tor fOrsisn posiass-
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Andrew Carnegie occupied box at the Princess
Theatre last night, where Kyrle Bellew is pre-
seating "Raffes. the Amateur Craftsman" When
Raffles eluded the pursuing Captain Bedford, Mr.
Carnegie by bis applause clearly demonstrated that
his sympa thies with the escaping thief are
the words Of the press agent.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTF
We employ no collector This Is our only app
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The second and third in the series Of matinees by
Homer Ilnds "Liederspiel' company viii take
place to-day and Tomorrow at the Manhattan
Theatre The MendessOhn operetta, Return Of
the Roamer and two other One-act pieces which
we're produced at the opening matinee will be
again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19

Miss Ellie Fay in a new musical comedy by Ed
gar Smith, with music by Jean Schwartz, Will
start out 10 be a star in few weeks.
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!. fII:lN|lDAlf:

n. Boos has commenced work on
bis neU barn.
) Miss Boyle, who has been employed
1t q. Gunderson' 9, spent Sunday at
home.
4. Booth went to Royalton Mon
day. 49,
Geo. Gessner is sick. =. -.
Chas. Sundin has returned from
Brainerd.
--s.sMrs.. B. Peterson and daughter
Mary Of Royalton are vieiting here
Miss Ida Peterson: Of Brainerd is
visiting relatives aud friends in Elm
dale.
A. Swedback Of Upsala was in Elm
Dale Saturday.
Among thoee that went to Little
Falls last week are: Mrs. Gundsrson
anu daughter Mr.. and Mrs.J Rudeck
and..children, G. W:stke. NJ. Larson.
Chas. and A Boos. O car Jacobson.
Ella Davis, Emma Jacobson, Martha
Wittke and Emma Wittke.
Miss Davies Of Holdiagford in the
vicinity visiting friends and relatives.
John Rudeck and sons Joseph and
Ole have gone to WAhpeton. n: D:
Fred Wightuan was IN st. Cloud
Friday.
Louis Larson is employed at Mr..
Peterson g.
Mr.. and Mrs. MAIDS IN and daughter
Sine of Little Falls were here Friday.
The little daughter Of Nj. and M rs.
Mol, Walters was baptized Sunday
by Rev. Olson. She will be known
Is Anna Bessie Augusta. d.
81. Olsc'n and son Henry went to
Royalton Friday.