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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

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LIBERAL LEADERS, VIEW.
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman Not Fearful
of Disaster.

London. Oct. S.-Sir Henry Campbell Banner
man, the Liberal leader. in a statement on Mr..
Chamberlains policy, which is published this
morning says that he does not attach impOr-
lance TO the stories of 'stagnant trade and tot
tertng empire" Sir Henry writes:
We ought TO hold fast TO the traditional colo
NAL policy OF a friendly union combined with
fiscal freedom I believe that the existing land
system is greater drain upon the industry and
well being OF the people than any consequences
that can follow from the operation OF tariffs.
Sir Robert Giffen tells that house rents have
doubled during the last twenty years. I should
like TO see steps relieve this pressure instead
of adding to IL by taxing the peoples food fur
Their II is surprising that Mr. Chamberlain
overlooks the fact that the existing war taxes
on tea sugar and coal ought already to have
been removed now that peace is restored.
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DUDLEY BUCK RESIGNS.
Succeeded as Conductor Of Apollo Club,
Brooklyn. by John Hyatt Brewer.

Dldley Buck has resigned his planr as conductor
- the Apollo cub. ~ Brooklyn. which he has
held Cor more than a quarter OF a century. The
directors have mace him an honorary life member
g the organization and elected John Hyatt Brewer
conductor. 70 succeed him.
Two years ago Mr.. Buck had trouble with his
eyes. and for z tine had % give up his active
cuties as conductor Recentiy there are said 10
rave beer Signs q waning interest n the club
M Brewer has been connected with the club
e--s IS inception. and has been its PIANIST
49, - ~ sanlzatlor- Re is the musical director
- yJlsall-st OF the Lafayette Avenue Fresbyte-
--s,- 10y "a professor Of music the AGelphl
- -.gee 90 secretary q the department % music
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LOYAL LEGION MEETS AND DIMES.

The veteran officers Of the Civil Wa composing
the New-York Commandery OF the Military order
OF the Loyal Legion had a short business meeting
last night and then ate. drunk and were merry
The dinner. which followed the meeting was IT
Delmonicos largest room General Lh9ihsTS, n
Hubbard. the commander. presided AeIc
these guests: General o. o. Howard SeuSoI
Francisco E. Fonseca. who has as as suest o -
Cuban Secretary OF State. Eduardo zero. Co 2
c. Ten EIck John z. Birmingham Jusuee aeI-ss
BischoS 81. Justice J. Garretson the Rev, Il
J. n EaiIock DR. Louis L. Seaman George r.
Windsor Frank H Carpenter and Francs W.
Leake These guests were accompanies - oy re- :
Rhoades and u E Marsh. Colonies s9 19} and
Charles D Sprague: Major Thomas Dung tapI I9
Joseph O. Banker and Ralph r Prime Y. ~
Governor Joshua L. Chamberlain. one OF tie 80
eral officers OF the Civil War read an Ihtetsstils
paper OF personal observations ana sNprIISH. -
Governor Cham berlain's paper treated uPgn W
surrender OF General Use. he having been principal
actor n that event
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Alt Heidelberg" Both in German and Eng
lsh Next Week-Six Sad Ancients.

Last season by far the most successful play
produce a the Irving Place Theatre was AIT
Heidelberg" II was so successful, in fact, that
Aubrey Boucicault was enboldened to try an Eng
lish version al the Princess. which failed-vell
several reasons, not the least OF them being be-
the adaptation quite different play from
the original But even while Mr.. Boucdcault
failing al the Princess. there revival of the
play the Irving Place weeks 81 earlier in the
season not having proved enough. Now MI Mans.
field is TO produce AT the new Lyric Theatre next
week an Bns.sh version Of the comedy wh:eh al
heres c4oSs 20 te TX alo splrit OF III 49, 800
will again be revival Of the drama. occupying at
PLAYED extremely Vel by Mr. conried's company.
that real opportunity for the comparative stuoy
OF dramatic art will BE- afforded all who desire IL
body Of Ancients IN full regimentals reported
for duty at WalIack's Theatre last night and were
posted in orchestra seats They had not been seated
long when six more Ancients. in civilians clothes.
an angry band. entered the theatre The six had
been without their uniforms al day seventh
e5eT o. me GIpay we're a locked up they said
and they had not been able 70 IND him Without
been z-red from their calendar But they were on
his trail they said and had srseked MIN 70 @
TO be one Of the party IN o the orThes1ra seats
resented with SIX large pieces OF heated minds
served UP with the sauce OF rhetoric and called on
formed SIX on with il in haste to don their .s
gientsls and DO their best to catch up with the
lost hours
A soon & the curtain EEL on The Earl or
Psrt5scket" az the Princess last night Lzvrance
D'Orsay Jumped into an automobile and was driven
AZ TOD speed 70 the American Theatre, where he
arrived IN time 20 walk OF the stage while the bet
ting ring scene OF Checkers was in full blast
Here comes ne old friend. de Earl Of Pawtucket
Exclaimed Dave Braham. The Eighth-ave. audi
enc. 6td not seem 10 get the point until pOrsay
es5a5 = roll OF stage money from his pocket hand
"a N % Brahau and drawled in his best accent:
.T,rlt his up on your jolly old mare. Will you?
rteT, the audience broke into applause ID OIsay
entered his machine again. and reached the fIl.-
ceFs for the last OF his own play hsSlng pegn
: bs4nt only twelve minutes But Rat GoooN. I
need 10 40 this thing stih better when ne was
hertr OF Pike County
kingsley Benedict, who is called on 10 cAllp
trance IN the first act OF Pretty Peggy al ,he
Madison Square Theatre. has recently been uyne
- ~ comedy into his part by sliding down the
rre head first cling4ng with his feet L-as1 I ~
his feet failed him. and for seNerz4 - LIs 90,
in TIE rsgt found anything but Gomez! ~ .. 90 q, WI
S5rt5r re himself had no CONSCIOUSNESS u H.
oetober J. is the date Of the eooth performance o.
.-rbs rursusvs and souvenirs VII De gNen on
thar nighf signed photographs OF Niss i'S
IN gilt mantel stand
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BABCOCK-At his home. Moutclair y T.. October g.
1893 suddenly o pectors Paul Baococs. *
wears Funeral services the First Presbyterian
Church. MontcIair. y =. Friday October g. az Sis
O'clock Carriages will station The arrival
q the 40 train from York. va LacNavarna
Railroad
FTNI-AY-At Mont-lair. y. :: on Wednesday October
1903 George Ftnlay. n ire eo-a year OF his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
GI-TTEAC-At Irvtngtcn. ". 7 October ;, 1908. Fred
erick W Guitssu, the e3d year Ct MS age Funeral
services residence THURSDAY October
sth $50 ,. n Carriages VIII meet the 40 tra-n
from Nev-York Friends viii kindly omit Towers
Intsrrn-nt in Evergreen Cemetery, Trenton y L
Ia NTsEzRT-SuddenIy on wedr~say Ocooer . C5a-stta
Van Dyke o. che jeremiah Lambert ga the
81 wear OF h~- Funeral services her ate
residence No. 81 Vest 52l-st- on Friday OCTOBER ..
= O'Clock
SHEPARD-At Easb-cuck HEIGHTS y J.. -lesday.
October 6. 1893. the Rev. Charles shepard D D..
Reformed church. Hasorouck Heights saturday Ocr1-
D. 10 1913 On the q me train leaving
TNxelty-third-st-. New-EOrA, A. $50 q and
C9ar1bers-st ferry S-53 a "a NeyvJers-y and
Nev-York branch * the Erie Rairoa1
s1NmOSS-Passed into spiri, lie October Jere-y Sim
rnons his SD year Two daughters survive aim
Mrs G " pcinson q bTocslyu, AMI Mrs. n -
Ienahan. OF Chicago III Services ana inSeruent AZ
Yp-lant. Mich
TrBRs-At Montclair on Wednesday October : 1872
samuel W Tubs. in hts III Notice % t,srs-ai
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There - only one genuine
MURRAY x LANMAN'S FLORIDA WATER
Why not always IT.
IInrriPd.
Marriage notices appearing in The rRIB-
UNE will be repubIished in The Tri-W cekly
Tribune without extra charge.

BOYESEN-BARCTaAY-Ou Wednesday. September q. 5y
William Reid BacGie. Adelaide Mott daughter
OF James l. and the lake olivia NJ Barclay. 70 AlEsr-
Boyeseu. o, the late Professor H1alular
Hjorth Boyesen.
FULLER-LYON-At Ridgewood. y. J.. Wednesday.
1873. Rev Paul r t'aTeW. reCrJr
Of TIE Church OF Our Lady OF Mo=rt Carmel Leouce
Fuller. Of Wyckof. y. J.. and katherine Lyon. %
West Orange y. J.
INGALLS, HERNANDEZ-Cu TUESDAY. October 8 1893.
Church, Orange y. j. ~ the Pew Alexander
Mann = Helene Herrlr1sz Percy ingalls,. o. Mont
clair. y. J.
MCCILOITGH-DODGE-Ou Wedussday- October :.
Barnsbss Protestant Episcopal Church. Irvington
on-Hudson. by the Rev. William h BENJAMIN. Anna
c. Dodge John H Mccullough
WINTHROP WOOD-Wed1estay. October . 1890. az
St Bartnolorev's Church. Nsv-YorS. b. the Rev
David II. Greer. assisted y the Rev william p
EuntirEtor Beekuan Winthrop and Nelza riggs
daughter OF the late John .. Wood OF NeV-lJrN-
Notices OF Marriages and Deaths n Ist be in
dorsed with full name and address
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TURKEY NAY NOT FIGHT.
Situation Improved by Visit of Bull
gdridR Agent.

COnstantinople. Oct. Since the arrival here
Of NJ. NatchoviCs. the Bulgarian diplomatic
agent. there is evidence of a relaxation Of the
strained relations with Bulgaria. Immediately
after NJ Natchovics's arrival he had long in
terview with the Sultan's secretary, who repeat
edly consulted Abdul Hamid in the course of the
interview. The opinion prevails here that all
imminent danger Of a Turko- Bulgarian conflict
has been averted.
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ROYAL WEDDING SERVICES.
Religious Ceremonies at Darmstadt for
Prince Andrew and Princess Alice.

Darmstadt, Oct. Princes Alice Of Batten-
berg and Prince Andrew of Greece were married
evangeically at the court church shortly after
q q m. to-day. The bride and bridegroom and
ali the royal and princely guests then went 10
the Russian Chapel, where the Greek service.
MIA
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ADVERSE CANAL REPORT.
Colombian Senate AdUised of Con-
stitufiOnal Objection.

Bogota, Oct (via Buenaventura. Oct. D.
Senator Groot in his report the canal treaty.
says that he anxiously wishes the canal to be
built but that IL should be In harmony with the
actual constitution of Colombia. He adds that
the proposed changes in the constitution would
meet with invincible resistance
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Po.tomce Notice.

Should read DAILY BY all interested. changes
a any
Foreign ending October n 1903.
will close promptly In ell the General POstcs
follows Parcels Post Malls close hour earlier than
CloEing Parcels Mails for
many close > 2 MONDAY. Wednesday and Friday-
Supplementary close Forefg1 Sta
half closing time shown below Tex
supplementary mails f0r Europe and Central
Colon. close later Forssn sta
tfoni.
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THE ITALIAN CONDUCTOR.

Arturo Tigna. who is 10 conduct the italians
operas a. the Metropolitan Opera House is a
-crinese and last year conducted series OF Verdi
performances IN Berlin receiving. fl recognition.
decoration from the German Emperor. He
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SARAFOFF TO WITHDRAW.
Report That He Does Not Wish TO Interrupt
Work Of Powers

Berlin. Oct I.-According 10 a dispatch from
Sofia 70 the "Lokal Anzeiger'' letter has been
received from Boris SarafOff communicating his
decision to discontinue the Macedonian uprising
il, order not TO interfere with the powers work
i'm
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- gOu doubt " here gon
Register in vour election district. look at the
sd Vertfsement N the thirteenth. fourteenth
and fifteenth pages OF The TrfsaBe and nnd
the sddr--. the poII1n sspsacs rs-das Then
register tomorrow.
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-Lclpal oHcial The future conductor studied
music a. the Liceo Musicale OF his native town,
and began MS career b. directing popular concerts
ana IN small lyric theatres In 1875 he gave
Ce--e II Tia ian music at Monte Carzo. As con-
C---rr q he Theatre Dial Verne, IN Milan. ne
conducted frst performances Of F'Eanchettis Girls
--f1ro Colombo FUccinl's '5oheEne' and vera
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rrALYs KING PRAISES ROOSEVELT.

Rome. Oct. The Italian Ambassador 70 the
United States. Signor Mayor des Planches. dined
with King Victor Emmanuel yesterday His mai
esty said many pleasant things the United
states and President Roosevelt. expressing the
hope that Italy would BE- adequately represented
the ST Louis Exposition
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. rxc-y-

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BODY OF W. S. sIssgLL TO BE cREmATgD

Buffalo. Oct THE funeral OF former Postmaster
General Wilson 5. Bissell will be held on FRIDAY
afternoon at O'Clock in Trinity Episcopal Church
The body will b. cremated the same evening al
he. Il
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST


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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees. lowest g.
average. corresponding last
average for corresponding date last twenty i've
years. 81
Local forecast-Cooer today with rain. followed by
weather high south. shifting TO wss3-
Ur1s. Friday tAtA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

In this diagram the continuou. white line shows
-bznges pressure indicated The Tn5unes self
recording barometer The dotted shows the teUpers
ture as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
The following ofcial record the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature Tor TIE last twenty
four IN comparison with the corresponding cate OF
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INsURoENT DEFEAT REPORTED.

Sofa. oct "A large band Of insurgents
has been defeated by the Turks near Godlevo.
The losses on both sides are reported TO have
been heavy
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For the convenience % TRIBtNE RIApEisS a9rssd
Arrangements have been made 0 the DALI an
SUNDAY TRIBUNE On nIe the rea.-g rooms q me
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ENGLAAND-Adelurl Hotel. Liverpool. Midland p 30.
Manches5.r Que4--s fotel. Let's: Mdlant Hoi-t-
Bradford. VeIfilE-1r Tuno~i1ge Welis. MI
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-08

large rext.tration tomorrow will en-
couraCe friends OF good government for fhe
CITY The books will be open from a m 10
II N m.
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GEORGE - PRIMROSE GETS ESTATE

The will Of Mrs Emma J. FrilI,o s' mo
George II Primrose the former minsiit .-s.
lived Al Mount vernon, was IT, ~ estate worth
ia 900, q AR. Primrose Inc "'''
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington Oct The northern disturbance has
moved eastward and is this evening north Of Lake
sune-or An area high has advanced from
,n North Pacific coast over north Rocky Mountain
eet,, and the barometer high the Cana
dian maritime provinces
Heavy local rains. principally the form OF thun-
sersto-ns raw secured Missouri. upper
Mississippi and oHio valleys the upper lake region
The tenperaturs has fallen decidedly in the central
valleys and upper lake and has risen slightly in the
north Rocky Mountain districts In the upper lake
ston high south winds shifted 10 west During
THURSDAY the rain area Middle and
Northern Atlantic and brisk high south winds
Will shift 70 cooler the central valleys and
thence IN the Pacific Coast weather will prevail
Thursfay. and weather Is indicated for Friday
o. The New England coast brisk 70 high southeast
va SO, yss, ont mid Allan
tic south winds and showers viii be followed
west winds on the s2uth [AtIanuc ana Cur
Great Lakes high west winds will diminish
steamers departing Thursday for European ports will
have high south. shifting southwest. winds.
showers and squalls 10 me Grand BANKS O..
On the Atlantic Coast from Cape May TO Eestport
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY
FOR Nsv-England to-day with cooler in
,--,cn Friday cooler with rain N east and fair in
,ss, portion: light southeast shifting winds
FOR District Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania Della
ns-e Maryland ard Nev-Jersey. cooler to-day. with
For Eastern Nsw-York cooler today. with rain tol-
- western pennsylvania cooler to-day.
south followed BY fair IN northern portion;
For western c,ev-York. showers and cooler to-day.
with high winds Friday fair