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A REPETITION OF "RIeoLETo."

verais 'T2igoletto," which opened the operate
season last Monday night had its hrst repetluon
,egtorda,, afternoon. In order that this might be
a,d that the first week Of the season might oner
tbree operas Nine. Sembrich had undertaken 10
sing On Friday evening. and also on SATURDAY
afternoon 1t was venturesome thing 10 90 aho
a pretty evidence OF this artists Jealous desire TO
sacrifice herself for the welfare OF the enterprise
b,+ a. is much TO be hoped that she viii not often
he confronted with such necessity. her coLeasue'
C-s-1so who ought naturally TO be MADE OF sterHer
+,,y vas unable to stand the strain. and dire
o,I5 he the consequences T. she we're compelled 10
=. ~ +,yo concentrations in succession as he was.
As matter Of fact the labors OF Monoay' "eohss-
5av and all the rehearsals FOR Two operas le1t
w. unframed and she sang as well as usual
.be-e il no need Of saying what that means
- :. che close and the last scene better than
,-,ssy Signor Carusofs substitute Agostini, how
ever. fell short of the standard which he set Ter
bir,self in Puccini's opera This was 10 nave Deeh
exnected The younger generation or ItaIlan sing
o-e nourished on the somewhat vitriohc pap OF the
neratic .veritists" at present In the state of
- osrlv wagnerian singers in Germany To their
o,,o, defamation is the be-an and end-an Of Ora
matte song and in opera IKE La Boheme on
at,cb all manner of fragmentary dialogue hoats
obo,t On the surging unisono melos Of the orches-
ga they can al make a better impression than IN
-, -,,~tc of Verdi passionately rude and forceful
m much of Il S. The older the opera the less sat
,sfactorv will be their singing. the more FAULTY
their giving out OF the melodies the more incorrect
their information. This was exemphned oy signor
A1oz-ini yesterday afternoon Much OF his singing
v-ss sistressful and out Of place in the ambitious
and exacting surroundings OF the metropolitan
Opera House
one of the debutantes OF MI Conrieo opera
school came forward in the character OF MaodA-
t.n. This was Josephine Jacoby. the possessor or
an ample and excellent voice. as the patrons OF our
concerts fer several years past know Inc prinei-
nal use OF the part in verdfs grewsome opera Is
20 help in that monumental piece OF eneeuVe mus
cal Characterization. the quartet III uis 50 -
- .rs An the scene which precedes It, there Is
excellent opportunity for the display OF dramatic
skill an opportunity. indeed. that Is out 81 al pro-
no~tion 10 the brevity OF time in which she oceu-
pies the attention OF the audience IL Is TINS orsV-
~ however which leads 70 the erroneous impress
- the. . novice may be cast in the part without
detr,nent "a the opera as . whole Maddalena Is
3. SHARPLY drawn hy the ubrettist and composer
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MEMORIAL WINDOW DEDICATED.
The Rev. Dr. G. C. Houghton Joins in the
Services in st. Paul's, Greenwich.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

Greenwich, Conn. Nov. 2S-The memorial win
dow in St PauTs Episcopal Church, given by the
Rec @. c. Houghton. Of the Little Church Around
the Corner. to tie memory Of his wife. Mary g
Houghtou and by Luke A Lockwood 10 his
daughter Gertrude Louise wife OF Dr. William G.
Baldwin. OF New-Haven. and TO the late Theodors
A Gilmore, friend OF both, was dedicated this
morning
The window IS CT the west side Of the church
The prevailing tone is olive and the theme is q
copv Of the famous pafnting Alteration OF the
Naef" The border IS OF cathedral design in har-
ulonious blenGings OF green The colorings OF
the figures are exceedingly beautiful.
The dedicatory service was arranged for the
occasion and Episcopal ciergymen from neighbor-
f-g towns were present TO assist the rector Of
the church. the rev. Charles W; boylston' ana
ne Rev Dr. .. c. Houghton, Of NeW-Iork-
The window was made in Munich, and Is said
10 be one OF the finest OF its kind in this country
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AN EDUCATIONAL CONCERT.

Five years ago Nj Frank Damrosch began a
series OF orchestral concerts for young people in
Carnegie Hall Entertainments Of the sort in
general way were not novel; they had been given
before by Walter Damrosch and by Mr.. Thomas
without attracting especial attention. Perhaps the
tine not ripe for them, or the earlier con-
ductors unable TO excite the proper interest
or enlist the proper support The concert at Car
negie Hall yesterday afternoon fell short in the
merit Of performance, so far the orchestra was
concerned Of many Of its predecessors, but it was
listened to with a remarkable show OF interest by
audience almost as numerous as the concert
room can hold with comfort, and IT had a more
clearly marked and publicly confessed purpose than
anv Of it's predecessors It was the first Of h.
torical series which has been planned to illustrate
the elimination Of various phases OF musical com
position from the beginning Of the modern art
down OF up to to-day. In order 70 go back OF the
sixteenth century 1t became necessary yesterday TO
enlist the services of choir from the Musical Art
Society by the aid Of which Mr., Damrosch
presented specimens Of choral composition from
an isolated specimen OF cauonic writing, supposedly
composed in the thirteenth century 0he old Eng
ush round Summer is icumen in down through
illustrative examples by Josquin de Pres Q450-
152D Orlando Of Lasso C520-SD, Palestrina G52i- 80
TO Thomas Morley Cwho died in 1909. The in
strumertal numbers were saraband by Purcell
n65s-s0 tambourin by Rameau dsS3-176D, frag-
ynent from concerto Crosse by Handel u6S0-l'o5j'
the suite in minor by Bach Q6S5-l75o) and dances
bv Cretry Q741-lSl3) and Monsgny Q729-lSlO A
want Of care in preparation was decidedly OBVIOUS
in the performance of this music, but 1t was in
teresting IN itself and served to Illustrate the out
line of several centuries of musical history which
Mr. Darnrosch gave in an Informal address, which
adhered too closely to DID, and, In some particu-
lars discredlted lines to be always interesting 10
students. who try to keep abreast with new views
and discoveries but seemed. nevertheless 10 serve
its purpose. Mr.. Damroschs remarks were sup
,,,.r,antsd h, a sheet Of liberal excerpts from
Groves Dictionary of Music and Musicians. 1t
was an interesting. and, in some respects darlns'
experiment and the result was highly sIgnlhcaht
of the attitude toward high-class music occupied y
a large nurrber-iet US say, some thousanCs-oI
-. in NeU-York Close attention was given 10
exnosition and music and cordial applause re-
varded Mr.. Damrosch for both
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BRITISH VISITORS AT VERSAILLES.
Speeches of Good Will Exchanged-Recep-
tions at Paris

Paris New 2s-The members Of the British Par
lament and their wives and daughters who are
now in France returning the visit TO London OF the
members OF the French arbitration group went
this morning 10 Versailles. where, after recep-
tion they witnessed interesting series Of
dances Of the period Of Louis Ky, executed by
members Of the opera ballet corps. At the con-
clusion Of the dances a luncheon was served, at
which a number Of short speeches expressive Of
q desire for closer relations between France and
England we're made. Mr.. Miller. OF Canada, in
his remarks referred TO the bonds uniting Canada
and Franco Especial Importance is attached here
70 NJ NiIer's words. because Of the suggestion
they contained that the British colonies might not
accept the operation Of the Anglo-French Arbitra-
ton Treaty in questions directly affecting them.
The British Chamber Of Commerce in Paris ten
dered the visitors a reception this afternoon, and
tonight q reception was given in their honor by
the Automobile Club.
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.
Hayes Howard ".
dence No. Lincoln Place Brooklyu Minnie Artsqr
NIe Of 20 IStrnent in Greenwood Springfield. Mass.
papers please copy.
oYPon Friday Noye92. .- at bis rG sd re- No
o. his age Funeral services az Calvary Ghurea an
m InterTneEt At Mastie. Long Island
c5ADpIs-suddenIy at Newark. y. J.. November q.
1893 Elisha b Gseds IN as SS'e ye a1
his late home Ne 10l6 Br9at-st. On Monday. az l
Convenience OF the family
GRTFFTTH-At Chappaqus. N. Y. November IS 1903.
Charles B. Griffith aged % years Funeral from
da Rs9STs sT6 saa a eed 1S sao a Ie
washington Place, NewaE. y J.. Howard wortiey
Hayes N tns +Dsl -oss s,--s 49,. Sass
inst ?.
JoHNsoN-oa Saturday. NoyemseE Gsth: Harold G,
,eaTs and ? months. Funeral services viii be held
S5 Mo 6t paTsn Nv 7 % AZ B ss
Otsego papers please copy
KELLoGG-At his residence. No. Monroe PIaes.
william cuEti;s Kell9gg in his SEA year Funeral
] g be h' eor at ' ~ Han BrSoy
Monday afternoon November seth. al . o'clock. IN
terment ct convenience OF the family
MYERs-At West Farms. New-York City. Thursday.
November 2s. 1913 6lst birthday. sarah Louisa
E B9tS1 E SfTsoS 81 Nosbr 20 at sso a; her T-s
dence No. 1921 East 179th-st
TooKERon Tsgr;day N.ysSsE 70 &C. Iss c 5st.
I16th--t and Tthave Funeral services al the Second
i23t-st 3 .. sunday. November - 1908 In
family. kingston and Newburs papers please copy
The ar.a, Pin.lavn Cemetery. ave time. .,ss o,
Greenwood. now open once. % Broad S. ~ Z
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world ~iae-knogrn un-
a. arrest IN the world "a Isth--t.
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as the jester and deserves much skill and care
in the presentation. Nine Jacoby's voice was ade-
quate but the fell heavily and sluggishly from
her tongue she caught her breath laboriousiy, and
her action was amateursh. A training school is
an excellent adjunct of operate institution like
ours. but its first fruits should not be exposed too
early or under conditions calculated more to dis
cover its present unripeness than its promises Of
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NEAPoLITAN TENOR AT LAMBS.

The Marquis de Trabedelo d Arroara- who ar
rived without being heraIded last week the
Kaiser Wilhelm from Naples. sang at the month
ly gambol at the Lambs last night The marquis
who is a tenor. repeatedly encored- Among
the selections he rendered were the Air d'Afri-
caine" the ''VederIa Aria and, as an en-
core. three Spanish melodies. This his first
appearance in public here. He will remain in this
city for some months.
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GOVERNOR HUNT DUKES GUEST.
Luncheon on the Iguria-1talian and
American Sailors Fraternize.

San Juan. P r. Nov. Ex-Governor Hunt took
luncheon to-day on board the Italian cruiser Ii
1,ria as the guest OF the Duke Of the Abruzzt the
commander Of the warship- Those present include9
The fnsular and naval officials. The duke related
t-+arsetfng stories in connection with his North
Pole expedition In 1850 The sailors or the Onitsd
Ststes rr11ser baltimore at this port and the
rev Of the IIgurfa have SHOWN themselves 70 Do
on excellent terms Of friendship.
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SAID TO HAVE SUMMONED PATTI.

1t was reported yesterday that order 70 show
cause why she should not be declared in contempt
of court in ignoring order to appear in the case
of Joseph Kennedy against Robert Grau and the
Robert Grau Company. Incorporated. served
Nine. Patti at the Savoy Hotel. Nine Patti
left the hotel at o'clock for Buffalo At hotel
it was said nothing was known about the serving
of
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Cshouif BE rad DAILY 81 al iatsrss-st enaas-S
at ure)
Foreisn mails FOR the week endlax Deesmosr 90.
the General Pcsrof-
follows. Parcels Mails close hour sarisr
than closing shown below Parcels Post Mails Tor
Germany close a 2. m Monday. 8 kronDrt1s
Wm-: Wednesday 5 Neckar. Friday. per O.
Pretoria
Regular Supplementary Mails close Foreign sta
ton half closing below tsc-
that Supplementary Mails for Europe and Central
America via Colon close hour later al Forsig- srA
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

washington Nov. 2s.-Today's weather pre-
scented especially noteworthy features wei
marked and energetic disturbance that occupied the Red
River o, The North Valley Friday evening has moved
sss-srs 70 extreme Western North Carolina,
Ing At fpeed of than miles an hour, and
nr the next tweury-four viii coalssce over the
western Atlantis with basometrio depression that ez-
tends southwark from Canadian Maritime Provinces
This depression passed eastward from South Atlantic
Coast On wednesday night eastward advance has
been retarded ~ % high barometer OF great
rsF1iude tat covers the longitudes Of the Azores
Tbs rs3-n.nE the lowest temperatures on record for
November were reported a. FLORIDA stations heavy frosts
and freezing temperature occurring as far south as
-s-rns vvarpuEs covering these localities is
sued thursday Friday mornings
SNOW eey to-day the lake region over the Ohio
VALLEY ans extended the evening over the Middle
an area q high barometer moving eastward from
te aoly 49, s1s 70 in6icatons however. that marked
cold viii attend its advance over the oen1TG4 an
snow Is Indicated for sunday in the Middle and North
Atlantic states the egs sSb Atlantic states Rain
vii aIs5 occur On Middle and Northern Pacific slope
rFsnges IN te-ure-atures Indicated.
On the New-England and Middle atlantic coasts ths
Ie - ne south Itisnc Coast there VII! Dc brk 70
esS T9 s tq on ths western CUR Coast FRESH
70 brisk ao-th On tns gISb 5ortswesi winds vii pre-
Va % vs. snags are displayed the Gulf Coast from
go. r7-1s n Tampa and the Atlantic Coast from
yGcksongiiIe 70 NeE-York end on the Great Lakes
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.
-, Easter. Nev-York snow to-day: clearing Monday
Increasing east Uinds
yo- ne District Of Columbia Eastern Fennsyivania
NewJersey Delaware and Maryland snow today; tstr
zorss Increasing shifting 10 north Gno northwest
"iF1 1 eev-Enrland snow to-day: clearing Monday
xinss shifting o brisk and high northeast - VI,
For Neeih hs5say az e1ce1i snow aurries the
:aEs: winds shifting to brisk northwest
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r,-p~s OLD GOLD AND SILVER INTO GOOD
MONEY.
There are several places where IT'S DONE every day
So. .oid Gold and suyer" beading amenx the Little
Aas Of tho PsoplA'
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExcrPr
TRANsPACIFIC

CJ-BA-via Florida. closes ONCE daily .xr-,x
Thursday. Is 20 a n tths connecting nails clos.
Wednesdays ard SATURDAYS Tampa. ana
Mondays
MEXICO CITT-Cverand. specially
dispatch By once daily sxcsDs
Sunday. At 1: 30 n AID II 80 ,. Sundays a. n
D N 1850 2.
NEWFOUNDLAND ran to North sydney ard fh.nc,
By of1cs
Meeting mails close here Monday Wednesday snd
Saturday,
JAMATCA-By rail TO Boston, and thence bv s-sau,ay
closes at this Office 6.30 D. every Tuss.sav -
Philadelphia and thence By steamer ~IoSa*
this Office at II 80 p. every Wednesday
MIQCELON-By rail 70 Boston. and there's BY ss.sp~-
closes this Office daily az $50 D. m
BELIZE. PUERTO CoRTEZ CIrATE1FAI A IN
NeW-Orleans. and thence By close. -.
ofcs daily. except sunday II 40 p m s1d I'll 40
p sundays at u and I'll so . (con1acr--
ing mall closes here Mondays a III 30 D NJ
COSTA RICA-By rail- NeE-Crieans. nd the-~. ~
steamer. closes a. this once daily except sunday az
f1.S0 p m. and III 30 n. Sundays a as
~ 30 connecting nail closes tuesdays III
f1i:30
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Religious Notices.

ST AGNEs's CHAPEL. TRINITY PARISH scd-ss-
COUNT Rev. " T. MANNING =. D
viear-Servlces at the regular hours The vis2r "a
preach L. Aad 4 i
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TRY AGAIN.

Navbe what you wanted last Sunday you did not
find in the Little Ads. Of the People Try again TO-
day. may be there
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Fsgbsst temperature yesterday y ossIees' o% :.
pe d average corresponding gate las' year o
- g. eorr.eDondng date last tEenty-ny years q
NsI s1-ecsst-En0w to-day: clearing Aon1ag' !"
cresSnE east winds.
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Died.

Death notice. appearing in THE TRIBUNE VII be
repubIished In The Tr-Weekly Tribune without eHfrs
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC

MONDAY-At Il m. for Barbados and Northern Brazil.
S. = Hubert. Para. MaranhaD and
TGEsDAY-At $50 a N. for Args1tlne. Crusaay ana
Paraguay. Carnoens- az go a. n tsUppisruen-
tary 1870 a for Central America Except Costa
RicaJ South Pacific ports. per 5 Segurancs.
Colon (nau for Guatemala must be directed per 8
Seg1racca').
wEDSESOAI-At 5 a n for BERMUDA. per &. $. Pre-
toria; az 1870 2. m uDpementary ! ?. M for
TURKS Island and Dominican Republic. Per > . New
THURsDAY-At a n for Cuba per ;. 5 vigilancis
(Uzi1 for Mexico via Prngreso. CampecLe and Vera
Cruz. directed per $ VIgancia'-t. u m
for Mexico. psr .. Upland. via Tan1gcO Cmall must
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FRIDAY-At $50 a. m. for NsEf5undlazd. Per = s.
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rected per Valencia ,; $50 a. IA supple
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IN. toIIowing Official record from the Weather p-s@
80 the changes In the temperature for ths @s'
,s,,r hours in comparison with the eo'rssp'h'S '
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VII
~, -e-r5.i Si,ed In the Tri-weeky Tribune without
extra charge.
IT A.1Tr rNc-vOUGH-O wednesday. November Is
ieNs al washington. y. J.. BY the Rev Edward Bryan
Cacelts Bernard VOugh 10 James l. WGndlnk
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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BF DID A BRISK btsiNESs
-. ,s,nV the Little Ads. Of the People, "nieh
- 4. Tbe Ixzbupe How often one hears shAs AaA0
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Special Notices.


Douscstie Rates
Py EARIY MAIL TRAIN
ro~ An ,on+s IA the United states Canada snd -.
1outsde OF the boroughs Of MAMMA l.sa ara M
Cuba Porto hicos = rsosx-
Phii<,oinss without extra expense Tor i''7'e- -
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
TToIFs. Mornins. Night

T. ,bss sagra-p the continuous white line shows ue
.res IN Tressure Indicated BY The tribune
harou1cter dotted line shows TIE tSlFe'
80 sS recorded by the local Weather BlIs21
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TRANsArI.ANrIC srA1s.

TTEsDAT-At $50 N for italy direct pr q
dia' y $50 for Italy direct. per Princess
Irene mail bs directed per Princess Lrsns'l D;
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