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JEFFERSON IN WASHINGTON.
rnox rHE -Rrnr1r BUEEAU.l


Washington. Nov. 1G.-At the opening perform
Huce q Joserh Jeftersous engagement th-s even
iuE a. Tire National Theatre Senator Beverage
sE-c boI pz-Ly several members OF Congress:
&c ESepreserturlVes E5abcoCk. DverEtreet anc
C-h--s- Er. and Mrs !. Z Letter also entertained
friends tu box. and Representative GrQsFelor
crE -erc-cc 2 party - hiS friends IN the House.
~ pisv RIP Van Ksrkle." and Mr.. JefIeT-
ron received The usual hearty welcome accorded
h.- - Wa-i.f~g-r~
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p4RkER-oa. SUNDAY s0Essi Is lsea E e ID.
residence No 3s5 Adelphi-st., Brooklyn on Wednes-
day the 18Th inst. m Rochester o. Il papers
please copy.
5 G5 = Nv At, cY F:7 Eos0E e M
sged 81 years Funeral private
15y.3 9sn sd sa Nay Tss:s 1S.o On VIE
5te ne rssiasnce No As Ea-t 5Tah-sJ ca Tuesday No
verlber ITth 1905. 10 O'Clock
1908 Ann Z. 5eIoTed wife Of James N BIoomAed
is q9-l on TSes4ag NdTsssr l. at Il n 1nsr
EaeRt At convenience % the family.
b Chanbsrlin- Il ths 7lst year Of rs sgs Funeral
on Wednesaay November Is. 1908. 1880 a
cTIAMPIIx.-Eatsrsd into rest Poughkeepsis y. 7,
November Z 1905 william G. son OF Sancy y, ard
residence No Sc PoughkeeDsis. y J.. No
ysmber Is. al 2aSo ,. n
CosGRovEon Monday sgsni1E N9ys5RPe5 u 1909 AZ
tee Of funeral hereafter
@ o. .:S .7sP B- l - tsss 4 Nd PAX
ooloek from Brics Prss5ytsran crrea s,hsve
Church at o:45 d'cIoeE IN order to secur.
HAYNEs-on Saturday. November a. 1908. william H
IIsPepssI. y :. wednesday. November Is. 1885 az
2-30 pm
yea George v os'Isn formerly q Ns~-York-
RQoT1oa Eey5sr I2o5 Nh a. No g AEas. = 9
Root formerly OF Port Chester. y. z. IN the
seventeen year Of her age lnterHsnt at NcOdawn
sKIDNORE-At his residence. Lakewood y J..
sunday November -. 1898. John d. SNdnCT=.
cg the late samuel T. Skidnore. in the T4th
wear OF his age Funeral services VIII Be held a
10 Sc Madison ave. Lakewood. "wednesday. SoEenl
Der IS At II.3O a. Carriages viii meet train
leaving New-YOrk, foot 4 Ldberty-st, az go
iRtsTment Woodland Cemetery Al the convealsncs
Of the family.
SMITHTOn Saturday afternoon November "a 1903 VIII
Lyons smith son Of The laje Ganaliel smith n
at the Collegiate CAHrsh 5hsTe and 4ssh-ss. Tues
day. November i. at 1880 a
sVINSONAt Greenwich. Conn. at the residences q her
uepae Frsderic ". Lincoln. Saturday. November -
lydia I. Sutnson. wife Of william SVfnsou.
Q! Boston Mass. the SD OF her Funeral
services Boston
WFTHET.-At Teignmouth. England. November -
after illness q several weeks. kathartne Mason
wife u H Wethey. q Butte Mott, and
daughter Of The late Rev. Samuel Gilman BrOVn
D D. the 18Th year CT her
WOOSTFR-On Sunday. November IS. 1908. AZ h-r tate
residence Forest Hin. y J.. Mary lockwood. wife
81 Reubn b Wooster. Relatives and friends tn
vited 70 attend services Tuesday. 18th.
$50 2 n. InterInent At convenience OF family
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FEvERsHkM's NEW PLAY.
Trr -1.1R0sAPH 10 THz Rmgsz.I

Baltimore. Nov. Is.-Charles Frohman prc-eutcd
tne new pfzy, Miss Eiizabeths PTisoner." 20 "a
enthusiastic audience here tonight az the Acad-
eny ~ Music with William Faversharn IN the lead
"a roe, supported y q company. including Miss
to1r acts written by T. ~ Stephens ard +. J.
hEstte. TIE scenes are laid near Nev-York
81 The Revolutionary War i Is. howerer not 4
s1 Dlsy. The background giving the author op-
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington Nov 15.-The following movements
NJ vessels have been reported TO the Navy Depart
menI:
ARRIVED.
Nov 1.-The Iris. az Mare Island
New 1.-THE Scorpion at NeV-Bondon; the Aarce1IOs-
Guantanamo.
Shanghai. the Sebago. a Key West: the May
HoweT and the Maine, at Colon
Nov CHsar, at Lambert Point
SAILED.
,r,v ,s-rss Albany from Yokohama for Chsnulpo.
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mas moNRoE,s BODY ExHuMEp.

Washington. Nov 1.-THE body OF Mrs Elizabeth
Kor--srht Monroe widow OF President James Mon
roe has been exhu1Eed from its resting place in
the Monroe manor. near Leesourg. Va for re-
novaI TO Richmond. where II will be reburied in
HOLLYWOOD Cemetery. A party or friends or the
11Troa "a rnv Will leave here tomorrow for Lees
hrrz The body viii be taken 70 Richmond oy way
- tbtq civ remaining here Wednesday night
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCPV
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

- 80 NJ. Sidney Drew acted last night az the
f-i-cle Theatre NJ. Bronson Towards stirring
e-ana OF Shenandoah" WAS revived az Proctors
r-sfrh Arerue Theatre.
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In VAUDEVILLE.

At Keith's this week that remarkable hand OF
-,e, called the Hoozier Zouaves executing
their military movements which the small stage
of the Union Square Theatre are all the more
marvellous The machinelike precision Of these
-1er "a uuot fail to fascfnate any beholder.
Thurston is at the Circle this week Thurston
has been seen enough in this city to make the
nounceuent significant Of entertaining evening.
The bill at Tony Pastors this week is headed by
Crimmins and Gore, in a musical comedy sketch
which was received yesterday with much favor.
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rf. ,e-,uerafure yesterday CT degrees; lowest -
sesse As average corresponding Gate last year DO
average Tor corresponding Gate last twenty-five years a.
Local foreoast-Rsln TO-DAY. changing 70 SLOW VIZ
- ,,+ .rrerst tire: high southwest shifting 10 noEta-
vest winds; cid tonight heeHes-@S III ~-~ ~
Co.
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TIE LYcsuM THEATRE.

- .------a-- dramatic event invites the public
s.ve-rio- tonight at the Lyce-rn Theatre, where
NJ william Gillette whose aduliring friends are
lzsaas 1ril make his re-eurrance, in Ar- ! IL
F.a-rie's satiricaI play q The Admirable trien-
.o,, The piece has had much success il London
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND cENTRaL AMERICA. WEST
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Special Notices.

The annual meeting o the Ne~ Society Tor the
Relief OF Widows and Orphans OF Medical Asa viii be
held at Academy % Aedicine. Wednes-ey Sovoub e.
- - ANDREW r cURnIER 4. D. Sec
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pcTtunities for soldier lover and his love Mr.
lean officer. e 49,
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

T-ssA.----- Nv Fs-The Pacific Coast storHh -
crossed the Nfssle Mississippi Valley sunday H-s-'
nov central over the lowe lake r-rfch ana tas ~ssos
- -. extends from the Upper MISSISSIPPI N@asey "a
49, pr~l-v Mountains and south|aro 10 oA-a14-i~ ~
Su-trv-nsrer1 TeEss - - .-o--- centre will
No. ess-varT arre-osc high WINS arc -. - -
- ~ On the lover lakes. II WI be IotoS , y -5
o., 1-.1les fbe lake region and Ire AtIAILlg5 -
e-.+.s r~o-- Virginia ncrthTarc y ceaIilis ~
colder With ram VIII
Wi generally Tuesday IL ne JIM anu 10
s-s.-sav ,fu hs cola and fair generally tnfolg
.l. $50 end eastern districts ana no lDai>'- -'
- Re nov --stca--d THURSDAY $500 ~
S-a~a1 forecast storm WaiI-l-eS I,.t--i,y+s
o. Iskes 81 the Atlantic coast trorn
p 1900 ~ On ~ Texas Coast orc 49,
- wee o-7r-r5 Monday for ono NeslerI
-. western Neu-Tnrk. West NiIEslhi
s--e-s FeDarrfnC Tuesday FOR European pc.ts
t-z-e hs-s south, shifting 10 northwest "4n-s WIN ~
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND W1DNEsDAA-
- e-..y-yo-lz rain to-day. changing 10 SNOW"
,-,,h much lower temperature. high sooth"eS1'
- ,o-tsuest vtass: cold wave tonight "eoheS1"S ~
and continued cod - rsc-r~,5vanga New
r.--~v Te,swsrs Marylald- rain .ooss. -
= --a--g AID raaca colder 1reezinE btvh
.tr4t. wednesday and ooldi "lnas s-i'''"s - ~
nc ~ Finland snow north rain changing S
- IN sorr portion today colder ehcspt - i-5s-
-. -~--Ioa: high esst shifting 10 noFlA"sS'
" esnesasy fair. eolosr- .,s yvest.rn New-YorE.
- rhangfng 20 snow, With COD vac - -.
Wednesday partly ciouoy 40 1Ni-' ''-i
lakes: high northwest WIGS
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Major Andre will be withdrawn from the stage
2 week from next Saturday night. Mr. Mckee
The manager says that Arthur Byron - under
contract for five years him. and he Will prob
ably try to find a new play for him at once.
A. the Manhattan Theatre this afternoon the
first Of Homer Linds LledersPiels will be given
Al the Lyric Theatre this evening new French
nantonirne viii be introduced IN connection with
ire performance Of Red Feather" The panto-
rairnist is Nile. Guerrero
Miss Maxine Elliott in Clyde FItch's play Her
Own Way" which had flied the GarrieA Theatre
nightly since its production, last night rrIsIerreo
her scene to the New-Anlsterdam Theatre. where
she viii stay FOR the bTief remainder OF heF I'll
gagernent in this city
Three Little Maids" the dainty English musical
comedy for many weeks the attraction at Day
Theatre, was LAST night transferred 90 the tIaFeen
Dalys viii remain dark for few days While the
s+aee is prepared for the production en- aa eIaSo-
rate scale. Of The japanese Nightingale
Nfiss Isabel Irving appeared last night at the
vras+ End Theatre in James X. Hacketts produc-
tio Of THE Crisis" in which she has been starring
viii success The play and the star were received
with popular favor last night
A. the Harlem Opera House last night the
Majestic Theatre production Of The Wizard Of
or - with Montgomery and Stone still the leading
feature was shown, beginning an engagement OF
one week There seems to be no diminution in the
popularity Of this extravaganza.
At the Third Avenue Theatre yesterday "A
human Slave" was exhibited. with interpolated
vaudeville features that met hardly less apprecia-
ton than the play itself.
Theodore Krerner the prolific, had his name on
the programme at Proctor's Fifty-eighth-st house
yesterday. where his amusing melodrama- The
Evil Men Do" exhibited.
A. Proc+ors C,ne-h4Rdred- and twenty-hfth Street
Theatre William Haworth's comedy, The Ensign,
is being played this week.
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N. following o-artai record from the westher Bureau
shows the changes IN the Temperature i'f ''s 49,
= - -,-rn,-tson with the corresponding Date Of
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The Princess Elizabeth. who was born on March
II. lss5 was the only child OF the Grand Duke Of
Hasse ana the Princess Victoria Of Saxe-Cohurg
and Gotha. from whom he was divorced on De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-17

At the Third Avenue Theatre yesterday =
Human Slave" was exhibited, with interpolate'
vaudeville features that met hardly less aPPTecia
ton than the play itself
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The Passing of "Mqjor Andre"
Changes of Bill at the Theatre.

Major Andre' will be Withdrawn from the stage
a week from next Saturday night. Nr Mckee
The manager. saws that Arthur Byron IS under
contract for five years to him and he Will prob
ably try to find a new play for him at once
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OBITUARY.
PRINCESS ELIZABETH OF HEsss.

Darmstadt Nov. 15-The Princess Elizabeth
daughter Of the Grand Duke OF Hesse. died at
Skiernewice, Russian Poland, this morning. The
princess with her father accompanied the Gar
and Czariaa TO SkieTBsWiCe-
The death Of the princess WAS the result Of
attack OF a choleraic nature. She was taken i'll only
Yesterday evening. The former Grand Duchess OF
F4esse received a telegram at 1870 this morning
from the Czarina, summOnlng her 10 the child s
bedside The Grand Duchess arranged 10 start at
20 D M but at noon she received Telegram an
uouncing the death Of the princess.
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Misc Isabel Irving appeared last night at the
west End Theatre in James K. Hacketts produc-
ton Of The Crisis, in which she mas been star
- e,ccess The pIav and the star were received
with popular favor last night
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ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington, Nov. 1.-the following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
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