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Died.

HAYEs-on the cs,h MS bats r.sd.ne~ vr--
Wasbfngfoa Place. Newark y j. Ho~fro
HAYES in the 46th year % his age No0e' VI i
hereafter
HOPPrN-on November 2G 1919. az No. "a Wss ~
St New-York Ge0f-ev Cowdiu Hoppin, oe.oVeo =. 49,
Hamilton Louis and he late Alice CoN1ln l-sgS =
s mlnths- Funeral serNlees
Church q Ascension 5tn-aFs 40 -
St. Saturday morning. November . Al 10 o oS'~
EELLOCG-At bis residence No Monroe Place. 5roos
lyr Friday evening. November ~ Nii4ian Se1N4.
kellogg Soties Of funeral hereafter
MAsSEY-Cn November II. IN LONDON. Eng. Anna VIM
the beloved VIE u Chester D. Massey o. Toronte
Canala InterrIent In Toronto. on Aoneays Dta IN
&YERs-At West Farms Eew-York city. on Tnursday
November 1903. Gfsf birthday. -aran Lo1Ass
Bolton. widow q Scha IT. Ayers- Funeral seryicss -
sunday Afternoon. November % at $50. a. nsr rss<
csnce. No f2st E-st f79th-st
STTLLNfAN-At Painted y J. on wednesday rovsn-
be- p lS3 Mary -. widow q the late Dr. Charles a
Stilnal m her Nd wear Funeral services rom NJ
residence 4 her san-in-.ax J. X. Myers f1e Bao
Ith-s-. Plainhed. n =. On Saturday. November a. a
2-f5 ?.
TOOKEE-On Thursday. November % 1903 Charles
Brush Tooser. Eis residence 10. Z Graham Cour<,
If5th-st and 7th-ass Funeral services me Second
Collegiate Reformed Caurcn % Harlem. Len0xas.. and
123d-st-. az 5 o "a. slnaay. November - 1903 In
terrent ~ Kingston y T. az rne cOnvenfercs Of ne
family. Kingston e~d NaShH-o uaDers please COPY.
vRIGHT-On wednesday November y az Ms s-sscsnos
Of his age Funeral rslidsacA ks-
veEaber p. 1873. at O'Clock
The Great Pfrelaw1 Cemetery. Eve tines rss Of
Greenwood. now open Once. IS Broad ST. N r
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ARSoLD-At nidnisht SSvenTsT 81 M Minnie Arthur
.nhsT 90 InterInent in Greenwood sp-i1Slel1 A'
papers please copy
IT z-y-rTA Np-Fr.sred rest Eovernner . 10.
Caldwell Ceveant MR. i Fsr.l Srtva,. On sata-
day. November =
cIEvELAND-Entered into rest On N9Ve anr . lss
az or 80 - Tannie n GuIlger and De LAncy Csve
iand Inte--nsat Fosedals Cemetery. Ora-ss y =
Saturday, November IS
pwIGHT-on wednesday morning November 3. 1893 at
Dwight E me so tste r.sssne. on sa,q-sav rsonirg
F1IIoTT-on Thanksgiving Day. AT No ne West Mt
seorrs Elliott and daughter OF the late Thomas Ratr-
bone Lee in 69th OF her Funeral services
AZ me above address Saturday. AZ $3.50 o'clock
FrACg-sud4enly. on THURSDAY November isos.
william F1aek Funerai services at The New-Tork
rrssy5 evening at O'clock Intermsnt at GrssaTOod
Cemetery
rIOYp-on Friday November y. a residence No.
rs East Thrty-ssvenths John Gelston Floyd in the
63d year Of his aga Notice Of funeral hsreafss-
cADpIs-suad.niy at Newark. ". J.. on November -
friends Invited atend the funeral services from
his late home No. I:els Broad-st-. % Monaay At
o n. futernent Mount P1easant csrnstery. the
convenience Of the family
HARNrD-ou Thursday. 1904. Obadiah ?.
Harmed. Relatives and friends OF family. Rdss-
Ss o2G LSasS No No ~ sroosiy5 sn ii' s
respectfully invited attend funeral
his .sts residences No sss Hsrt-st. Brooklyn. n y
intermsnt n CoGAe. Long IslAad On Monday. Nevena
Der .. is03. David HawIsy, s4th year Of his
age Fgnersl service t5om rs ia,s rsses,ee % ~
Ho5th srosdWSy on s.tTfdsy N ss Ia az 49,, -
cpEs SeS-Ysk- z.ndy 0Ealt 1sEsn
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OBITUARY NOTES.

srhaphticoke n Y Nov 27.-James z. Pinkham
a,ea q, November 2s in his eighty-seventh year.
He came here from New-England to superintend
a large wooIlen mill He took great interest In
ruhIic schools. and for many years was PRESIDENT
If the Board OF Education. Mr., Pinkham was q
member OF the First Presbyterian Church
Hartford Conn. Nov. N-Frederiek C. Jones.
who died here last week. gave much OF his life
TO religious and benevolent work lie started the
NT.,or Mission No 10 in New-York. and was
sunsrintendert twsnty-cne years. He was a warm
trend OF D. = Moody and trustee OF Mount
Hernon school,
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LIE czARIKA IMPROVING.
q Favorable Bulletin Issued-sOme Alarm
Nsnseo n 81. Petersburg

St Petersburg. Nov = r.. 60 49,
concerning the condition - - ,- De-iel-l
To-Day me Nzarlla was Issued
q. Fer majestys tenape-s.u-.
IS 6. pulse Ga He- -l9.perature this morning was
night and was free fr-.5 - sept wei during the
eral condition az - a. . Normal way and tie gem
r. - majesty is good.
Ire Czarina's condition csi,s.s
as the Inflammation q h. - .e alarm mere
treatment. and il is feared -, 10y gIe4o -
= neeessar The Gar has deeisss -, - s-,--
e 70 81 Petersburg. fearing she T,s,- -
e. - me journey. and her majesty a., -.
..iAie vice Russian Poland unti en- 6eDrer is
- ne papers here give 10 details Of The
'-'i'ess' beyond the Official bulletins.
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BILL TO RESTORE ARMY CANTEEN.
Representative Parker Also Proposes New
Military Park Commission.

Washington. Nov. E.-Representative Parker. OF
New-Jersey. introduced bill to-day. restoring the
army canteen. The bill provides;
That fermented malt beverages and light wines.
but ardent spirits. may be sold In post ex-
changes and transports under regulations 70 be
prescribed by the Secretary Of War.
He also introduced a bill providing for national
military park commission. II abolishes the pres
ent military park commission after July l. 1898.
The new commission is to consist OF five members
to be appointed by the President from Civil War
veterans and two of them from the Confederate
provided.
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HAWAIIAN MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS.

Honolulu, Nov. 1.-THE local bar association heIo
2 meeting to-day and adopted a memorial TO Con-
gross opposing the amendments Introduced in the
Senate by Senator Mitchell Of Oregon, and favor
inz the massage OF an act permitting appeal from
the Territorial Supreme Court TO the United states
c-rr-e-oa Court in cases involving more thar S5VJ
The memorial also petitions for an increase n the
salaries Of circuit judges ne present
s-e issarisei with the present salary, ard threat
eu resign. - s...- r,alo,a ..
- CONGRESS p ". Wilcox. and others nave SET
~ loot a movement looking TO the absorptlon OF
-. Home F2re party with the Democratic party
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FISHING FOR MEN, SAYS DR.. VAN DYKE
Amused at Story That He Was Shooting
Ducks in Virginia.

Princeton. N J.. Nov. y (speciaD.-Dr. Henry
van Dvke. former moderator OF the Genera As
seubIy Of the Presbyterian Church' HaS 1 -
So =. p-irceton from a two weeks residence
- cambridge as preacher TO Harvard University.
he conducted eleven university exercises theIs ~
-1ade six addresses to different societies
He Is much amused az the newspaper rePoI'S
- - ms been cunning in Virginia without a
f 10 70 v-itb ex-PTessdeut Cleveland II a.
EronC l think he SAYS Il pave 70 o. - -
-,-T-STs for ducks in Virginia ouI lsLIAs ~
p 1IIsSac ;lseIts, and that with AceIlSs' tOO'
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LYcEUM coMPANYs FAILURE.

LONDON, Nov. Z-As a sequel 10 years Of disas
tfous business. the shareholders IT 2 meeting 10
cay decided 70 wiud 10 the Lyce1m Theatre Com
-. Inc meeting was stormy. In the course Of
discussion it vas rlade known that three hun
- .aEfsuits brought by shareholders wishing TO
fg,i-- esea o. their subscriptions were pending
1sa'ist the company.
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THE MAINE INJURED AGAIN.
Breaking of Engine Supports Reduces Her
speed to Twelve Knots.

Washington. Nov T-The battlesnip Name mas
- a,o,her injury The inability of the ship
80 ,,ake more than twelve knots on her recent
cruise 70 Colon was due to an accident to her en-
gines. which occurred before her departure Four
az the large VS." or supports. are broken ana
II will be necessary TO repair them OeiOie - WI,
- - O. nc Maine 10 increase her speed beyond
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PILGRIMS DINNER FOR SIR HENRY

Sir Henry Mortimer Duraho' the ne" -a1.ot
L.e-ado- IN the United States, who IS expected
80 on board the Cunard liner Etruria' Is
70 be guest of the Pilgrims Of America az 1ln-
e- qiven in this city IN the near future Inc GATE
viii he hxed as soon Sir Henry on ms S[r. stL
sre NOV actively preparing for the alalr' az Nm" me
arr lo~ orsssadOr will be for the nrst LIlne
the tie" r-,-1~v as a public speaker. The dinner -
~ n tI HTv viii be the fourth the society VIII hAEe
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twelve knots. although the vessels maximum speed
Is eighteen knots The Navy Department officials
assert that the vessel is In no danger II she does
not exceed twelve knots but IL is admitted that
only an emergency would have caused her dis
patch such s cruise in her present condition
Whether the Maine will return to home waters for
repairs before the winter manCeuvres has not yet
been decided. but IL is pointed out that as the
sci can make only twelve knots. she scarcely would
be in manRuvring condition.
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rRANsPAc1FIc MAILS

Hawaii Japan and Paing2-ss ISLANDS. VIA ssa
c.cs 80 m. % Ncv-na-
Der rs lncIaslvs. Tor Dispatch per Hong Kong
go leland Australia Wsst1. New-Csisdoria-
-e-.oa HaWa her
deiIv 81 D. % Deeenr1er - Inclusive. FOR
; Ventura lt re Cunard
cerrvirT me British nal t7r Nrs Zealand does not
II sfrne T. with this 1ispatch.
a IN. 910 q and 20 d.
c--~,v-e $50 q n. a m. aD1 $50 rs %
80 a. and forwarded unt me arrival % the Cznxrf
s1eaIlv ADDRESSED oulyl. VIA Victorsa
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inclusive. dispatch per Maana
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Franesco close here eaily az $50 p m D-csrn-
3D. inclusive. for d.apatca a China
nd Tacoma close rra
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NOTE--Jni1ss GsnerwiSe aifresseL West Australia >
Forwarded VIA Europe and NeW-Zealand and Palm
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tered mall closes az q p previous dav.
CORNELIUS VAN COTr. Postrrasr.n
Possoria~ Sew-Nork. n T.. November =. 1908
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sATCRDAY-At n m for Europe. per $. ST Paul.
Southampton Cna for Ireland and letter mail sor
be directed per St P1uI'l. Ts3O
a supplementary a M for Europe. 81 O.
I.ucania. Queenstown: $50 a n for Belgium
direct per S Iceland CnaII directed '-psr
Zeeand'+l. ESQ a n. for ScOtland direct
nessla')s a. II a for Denmark direct per s.
Oscar II email must directed per q II }.
closing the Supplementary Transa rlantfc
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails
opened OF piers % American. English. Fr-ncn
ard German steamers. ard remain unrii within
Zen Of hour sailing
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CRUISER YANKTON SINKS 4 TUG
The Crew Escape to the Barges in Tow
Steamer Ashore.
UHY TELEGRAPH TO THE rr1sUxE. !

Norfolk Va Nov. 27-The United States aux
nary cruiser Yankton. bound out this morning. was
in collision with the tug Hustler. Of the Clark
Towboat Company. The Yankton rammed the tug.
which went down in two minutes The seamen on
the tug scrambled aboard the barges the Hustler
had been towing. The Yankton backed away and
proceeded. apparently uninjured.
The Norfolk and Southern Railroads passenger
steamer Neuse is ashore in the North Carolina
Sound It is understood that the passengers were
aDda
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THE BALTIMORE TO HAMPTON ROADS

Washington. Nov. Z.-Orders have been issued to
Captain Briggs Of the cruiser Baltimore now at
San Juan. Porto Rico taking on coal. to bring the
vessel to Hampton Roads for official inspection be-
fore her departure for the Asiatic station
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Belasco, On the Warpath, Books Mrs. Carter
at the West End Theatre.

at the West End Theatre.
David Belasco because Of the bad feeling which
has recently ben made manifest between hin and
the Theatrical Syndicate has transferred the Har-
lem engageuent Of Hrs. Leslie Carter from the
Harlem Opera House 70 the independent West End
Theatre. Mr.. Roeder. his manager. said last night
that the Harlem Opera House contract was not yet
signed. 50 that this step could be taken Mrs
Carter was 10 play the week OF December at the
syndicate house. she Will now Play the same week
a. the West End. Afr Be-asco has also obtained
the lease O. TIE Imperial Theatre St. Louis for
The WOrlGs Fair season. lasting from July 10
December !. and he Will present there Miss Blanche
Bates in The Darling OF the Gods" Mr.. BeIasco
evidently has gone datsooted into the indie
penoent camp, and expects that his Western book
mss O. lAe Daring q the Gods VIII be blocked
cate booking asg1ts. for Mr Roeder declared last
n5Eht Jaat CIR Belasc0 would take The Darling
g the Goes across the continent 10 san Francisco
ii he had 70 play in barns"
Nile. Guerrero. the pantoriraist and Mile Elsie
C. We're the so1are-te both Of The Red Feather
company. are II is rulorel. soon 70 leave that o.
ganlzation and SO into vauleyille-
Charles Dalton IS 10 60 out in the Kyrle Beuew
C-sDatzauon Of a Gentleman Of France" under
the management Of Frank Pcrley. who has OBJ
tanned a. the rights east Ct the Missouri River
George e. Tyler. o. Lieblcr & Co sails on the
Lucauia this morning for a brief business trip 10
London and Paris The primary object OF his
Journey is 10 see the performances Of GugEenhe.n
and lie Fsure's "Epave." now IL its fourth month
a. TIE Gymuase Theatre. Paris. Mr.. Tyler got the
American rights OF this play last summer. and
Louis y. Parker is already a. work upon an adap-
tsti0E. which vii be presented next season. The
piece deals with the Restoration period OF France
sno the central character Is a member of the Old
-st-. h--o 1elenes NaIoleoI against the attacks
O MS enemies Waiie the Emperor is a. ST Helena
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JOHN M. EWING.

sheboygan Wis, Nov. 27.-John NJ Ewing. fifty
nine years old died here to-day at the home Of
his sister after a lingering Illness Mr.. Ewing
,ras Denutv Auditor Of the United States Treas
urv and ex-secretary Of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee OF Wisconsin he was well known
IN politics in this State for more than twenty
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CShoClt read DAILY ~ Interested. q changes
any tir1ej
FOreign week ending November i305-
vii close promptly all Post
Office follows: Parcels Post Mails close hour
earlier than closing below. Parcels Posi-
Mails f0r Germany close 2. N. Monday.
Regul4- Supplementary mails close Foreign
ton haIf hour laer than closing tine shown below (sx
that Suppie1 Mails Europe and Central
America colon. close later Eorss1 Sta
tfrul-
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MAJOR JOHN NEWTON BURIED.

Washington Nov 27.-Ma1or John Newton. Of the
18th Infantry who died the general hospital
of the Washington barracks on Tuesday, was
buried to-day with military honors in the National
Cemetery at Arlington.
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THE REV. WILLIAM CHARLES ROBERTS.

Danville KY. Nov 27.-The Rev. William Charles
Roberts president OF Central University. died to-
day from paralysis II was principally through his
efforts that Central University and Centre College
were consolidated four years ago.
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CAROLINE HYDE ASPINALL.

Caroline Hyde Aspinan, mother OF Judge Joseph
AspinaH Of Kings County died yesterday at her
home in Lafayette-ave. opposite Tonpkns Park.
Brooklyn. She was born in Brooklyn seventy-one
wears ago. On October q she and her husband
celebrated their gold IN wedding.
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royrc,sT FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

Tor p,eu-Engand STOW the coast fair IN tne N
,s-sor toaay brisk high north Vinos' SUNDAY 4H'
ing cloudiness and warner.
80 New York and New-Jersey, fair today An1
- Garner Sunday: brisk north winds to-day
b. The District Of Columbia Eastern Fennsy' 1ni@'
-. and MARYLAND today and Sunday' Wiz
Jela1s, te--0r-ature. northwest WINDS
$500 1f-ssteru Pennsylvania and western 4st"-ltoiHh
Fer $500 aFs warner to-day and Sunday; winos
s1-iftiug 70 fresh southwest
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC.

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n n for . q Moro Castle Hzva
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Twelve Months.


Mail subscribers IN New-TorI CITY IN. DAILY and
TRI-W EEELY will be charged cent a extra
postage IN addition 70 the rates named above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28

Toe cEN INSURE
foof advertisements getting r-,n.r -
- position IN The sunday Tribune b, s~,dins ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28

Nile. Guerrero. The partorniraist and Mile Elsie
C. We're the sO-aTe-te both Of The Red Feather
company, are Il is ruuored. soon 70 leave that Of
gallzatiOn and so into vaudeville.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-28

Charles Dalton Is 70 60 oct in the Kyrle BeHew
C-sDatzauon Of a Gentleman Of France" under
the management Of Frank Pcrley. who has OBJ
tanned a. the rights east Ct the Missouri River.