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,,,,.d IN the Chamber Of Deputies sta'eu 60 20
ro,tain Mollin his nephew and secre'@i .
- authorized TO ask for and TO receive -
tornostion concerning the political opiliono
of5cors hut not in the nature of those puoiiSNio
nv the Figaro" General Anore :,
these, letters. blamed such proceedings anu an,
nounced that Captain Molin. who hau ISIS
his commission. which resignation hao NO.
eooented. had been sent to rejon his Regimen
IF is only fair to place upon record ina.
system Of Swing into the private lives o. o-l'
GERS Is vigorously denounced not oIHy " ~
clerical reaction. but also by the leaders u In
i,,-o-..,t qro,,ps OF the republican party
f.eo-~ee T.e,eres. representing the united oei.'-
oo.o+e. N ,,ibot chief of the progressive TePu'-
,,ears ma = rffr1orand head of the colectiV-
a., -5oroo,..- american Free Masons VIII re-
.o,.s n 1osrr hat ali the Masonic lodges WORK
.,g IN France under the Scottish Rite nave
,one forward and publicly proclaimed their sew
GRANGE NJ all connection with the Masonic ira
+eynifv Of the Grand Orient Of France, which In
a flaming electioneering manifesto, has avowed
,ts determination 10 act as a political organiza-
lion. and ito save the republic in future, as it
has already done on several occasions in the
past" The taking of an active part in politics and
the canon Of atheism of the Grand Orient OF
France are in absolute contradiction with the
established principles Of Free Masonry as prac-
tised in the United States and in Great Britain.
c. l. 3.
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LANES G. ANERIlI


TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Rochester, Nov. 20--James G. Averin, son of Mrs
Emma S5Iey Watson and nephew Of Hiram W.
sibley, died to-day after three weeks illness, of
typhoid fever. Mr.. Averiu was a graduate Of
Harvard OF SO, and was studying in the New York
oflces OF Boston architectural firm when stricken
He was widely known ia social and sporting circles
in New-York and Boston. belonging to the Dedhan
Polo Club. Genesee Valley Hunt Club Rochester
Yachting and Country clubs and being otherwise
identified with sports. He played on the Dednam
polo team IN the championships this year, and also
with the Buffalo team Nj. Averin was twenty-six
years old. Had he lived ne would have inherited a
large fortune
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MRs. DAMRoscH,s EuNERLl

ms burial Of Helene Won Heimhurg- rayo-o-.,,
"ldo" OF Dr. Leopold Damrosch. took place yestor'
60 q. "0oas|n The exercises operad with the
StieI-B O Aiendelssohn's hymn III Is Decrae5 t
So4' oy quartet from the New-York svro-I,,,,.
.'e'els, Followed by Bach's hymn. Come syyeatsat
'S7'i-, by members Of the Crator.o Society. 49,
1siiiAfEE by the Rev. Dr.. John Elliott. Eacb,s -,
re- ron rom the Gospel Of ST Matthew was s,,ns, -
fnelnSeS 80 'ietlDsis Ihose present at the ftIrera
Nh Isra or; ana Mrs Walter Damrosch Mr. ana
than, sI 1,A -Isls.roscb, Mr.. and Mrs. f. g We
p $50, -, nc drs David Names Mr. and Mrs p
iD - t and Georg Henschel. The burial ,.a
lar bes si.y POT on which handsome monument
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Nov. 20
The Northwest disturbance that Southern
Wisconsin Saturday night has moved to the lower St
Valley accompanied by light
Northern Pacific passed the interior,
tonight overes the British Northwest Territory The
precipitation from this storm has yet extended
Of the Coast States There quite general though
mostly light. rains in Tennessee and the Western Gulf
States, slight local depression central onight
over Northwestern Louisiana
Temperatures above the seasonal aver
the Atlantic States They fallen the
region the central valleys and the southern slope,
generally above the average. the
Northwest they again rising.
There Monday in Northern New
England, showers Tennessee Gulf States rain
Northern and Western Montana, rain in
Tuesday over Northern from the lake region
westward It Will be colder Monday in the lower lake
the middle and northern slope and upper Mis-
Ss s ana f2e central 49 Wes IN the
on the New-Eneland Coast the winds viii be fresh to
fresh westerly the South Atlantic Coast light and
variable on me Iuir SoAsI sa 10 He h Pc
becoming southerly and and the lower lakes
.R Tssss4 1a s aSS parity CLOUDY
weather the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localties.-For New-Jersey.
Delaware Pennsylvania, partly cloudy and
colder today Tuesday fair winds. becoming
variable.
For Eastern Nsw-York partly cloudy and colder
day TUESDAY fair; fresh southwest to west winds be-
For Western Pennsylvania partly cloudy and colder to
day Tuesday fair; IL north portion; fresh south
Tor western New York partly cloudy
day Tuesday fair. warmer in north portion; fresh to
For partly cloudy in south rain or snow
in north pot1a to-day. colder; Tuesday fair fresh to
For the District Of Columbia partly cloudy and colder
to-day; Tuesday fair: variable winds
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rRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OvERLAsS
DAILY.


The schedule q elosas q TFanGaeiae Mails Is ar
nj trau 10 % sailing. connecting
mails Except Registered TTansnacif- Nails which
?. preyl9ts day. cN'Se A. tAe General F1s'ofnee
HAWAI- JaTan Korea. china and specially addressed
ma for Philippine lslaE1s. Close
az q H. m November - f1r tlruar-h per Coutic.
Japan exceut Parcels-Pcst Na3-sf Korea CHINA and
specially addressed mail Ter Fa--giae Islands. via
ard Victoria 2 G.. close 8 r. m. No
veulbe- y 10 dispatch > Empress 81 CHINA
Korea China. specially addressed f1r Philippine
Islands Tacoma. close az m November IS for
PhipgIre Islands Guam VIA san Francisco close
D. m. November 20 sor dispatch per Cai1ed states
Transport
Islands. Francisco.
close az q p IN November % :Cr Li--atch pcc s. s. So
Cu0arI elitlsh fnai-
does not arrive i'm Llre % connect win
n gl.- %.ij a. a
o. m.-wiu be made anu forwarded until
arrival OF the tunart stesmtrt
Hawaii. Japan, Refes. CHINA sAd .ipn.ae anus via
Francisco. close az ~ November = 12r dis
patch Fer 8. Korea
via Vancouver and Victoria. D. close az q p m
December Cor dispatch O. Ia1ra
Iapau. spec-t addressed -0ll
Philippine Islands seattle, CLOSE peeens-
her Cor dispatch Fer iS-1-
Hawaii Via Sal Franrts2'. clos, 20 q D. "a December
fo- dis patch Alameda
Manchttl Nv Cawalgl and EASTERN Siberia IS
AZ present forwarded STA Russia
NOTE-UnIess otherwise addressed West Australia "A
certain places the chinese PROV iace % Nunnan
british Ircia uGicar=t routes philippines sps-
c.av addressed turope be fully prepaid a.
the foreign rates Hawaii is forwarded Via San Bran
cisco exclusively. EDWARD NJ MORGAN.
Postoalee. New-YoFk. n. Y. November IS. 1904
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TRANsATLANTIC MANS

TUESDAY (@2l-At ESQ a m. FOR Europe Der = $
and Bremen.
WEDNESDAY (eS)-At $50 a m for Europe per q
Majestic via Queenstown and Liverpool, al T.aO a m
Tor Netherlands direct. Per ; Ryndara mail
% OIecteu ;. ttynlaIn at $50 m. for
italy direct per s. Nord America mail must be a.
rected per s. Nord Ar1erca'3s AZ Il a Nor
way, Parcels Post Mails Ter s. Oscar II tregula-
mail for Denmark must be directed per s. Oscar
IT.
THURSDAY (2D-At a for France Switzerland.
lta spain, Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Brit
Ism india per $ 5 La Gascogne; via Eavre Gnau to-
otHer parts or Europe directed Per "a
Gascogne'D; at $40 a. m. for Italy direct per 3
Prnz Adaloert mail must ts directed per Prinz
Adalbert'l.
sAIIRDAY l26l-At a. m. for Ireland. per = = I'm
bEia VIA queenstown taiI for other parts Europe
must be directed per Umbria'o. az a. n. Mr
Europe. per 5 5 ST Paul. Plymouth AMI Cher
DouFBi AZ $50 a m for Belgium direct.
I\roonland lmad must be directed per s. s Kr0on-
tnd D. at $50 a. FOR ITALY direct, pcr Eonlg
ALBERT lnlail must be directed yer K.nLs Ahertl
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AST0R-CaPtain Otto Krohg Christania. Nor
way Captain T. Julnenne, Christianssund Norway
and b5r f. T. Moncheqr Paris CAMBRIDGE-Baron
FIFTH AVENUE-Sir Walter LewelIyn Lewis
and Lady Lewis, Belize. HOFFMAN-Frank
campbell, Bath NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. B.
Tu Tut 4,-,, Shcago MURRAY HILLsir William
PLAZA-Rowland c. Kellogg, Eliza BEETHOVEN, n Y
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OPENING OF OPERA SEASON.

This evening Heinrich Conried will begin his sec
Ond season of grand opera with company which
he believes to be the best. and with repertOry
ranging from the comic operas of Strauss F1otow
and Donizetti to the music dramas of Richard
Wagner Tonight VeTdis Aida will be pre-
scented by Nine. Emma Eames, Miss Edyth
Walker, Caruso. Scott. Plancon and Muhlmann
Arturo Nigna will conduct.
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PARKER TO LIVE AT NETHERLAND
Engages the Expensive Suite There That the
Late Marcus Daily Occupied.

EX-Judge Alton 3. Parker viii spend the winter
IN New York City at the Hotel Netherand. He has
engaged the suite OF rooms at that hotel formerly
occupied by the late Marcus DAILY. The apartments
front on Fifth-ave. and considered the most
expensive in the hotel
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EDWARD c. LEAVITT.

Providence, r. l. Nov. 20.-Edward c. Leavitt
artist died at his home IN this city to-day at
the age Of sixty-two years. Death was due TO
apoplexy Mr.. Leavitt was direct descendent of
John Alden, and was born in this city. In 1876
his first canvas was shown at the National
Academy. Among his patrons Senator w.
Murray Crane Of Massachusetts. a widow sur
wives m
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Should be DAILY by AL interested IA changes
NAV occur at tfne1
Foreign ais FOR week ending November 1874
VII c4cse promptly In all the General Post
once as follows: ParcesPOst hour
than closing time De Parcels
Genlahy close at D. November q. Kaiser
Milnelrn der Crosse, November % 5 Frankfort.
5. Main. - -
Regular and supplementary nails close at FOREIGN
ton tcorner OF West Streets} half hour
then closing time shown below Except Supplement
tary Mails for Europe and Central America via Colon
close one hour later Foreign Station.
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QUEEN mAReHERIrA's gIsruo1v

Rome. Nov. 2.-The Queen Dowager MarzbA,t....
htty-third birthday anniversary was celebrated -
DAY through Italy by & display Of flags ana b,,~,Ir
f ~ various ether ways. The ships IN T+st,.
49,; ;hid az Genoa hoisted their penaants in Io e
'i'e occasion, ana bands p.ayed national .rs " u
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PLANS OF MR.. FAIRBANKS.

New-Haven, Conn., Nov. 20-Vice-President-
elect Charles w. Fairbanks and Mrs. Fairbanks
who came here yesterday for the Yale-Harvard
football game. left here on late train this after
noon for New-Yor and Will go 10 Washington
early in the week.
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mR. HIGGINS HOME in COOP HEALTH

Oieaf' y. T., Nov 2o-Governor-elect Higgins re-
turned 70 his home here yesterday from Cambridge
springs Penn where he has spent several davs
ne mas completely recovered from the ndispostion
caused by the strain Of the recent campaign in the
State F's'- --i '-4e
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Tribune Local Observations
HOURS: Morning

In this diagram continuous white Inc SHOWS me
changes in pressure Indicated BY The IFlouie sen
recording barometer. The dotted line s6uNS Inc tenn
perature as recorded by the local Weather buFeeh'
Local Official Rscord.-Ths following oh'eiAl record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes IN tn7
Temperature for the last twentyfour hours IN com
psrison with the corresponding date OF last year;
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cINI-HowE WEDDING ANNOUNCED

'BT TELEGRAPH TO TIE rn1BUvr1
Fi'osoorg' Nov. 2A-The coming wedding ., 49,
Count Cini. OF Rome grand-penbs1y ~ - IN, tho
rope Leo, 70 Miss Elizabeth Howe. Of Pitf~p,,rr
nas oeeA announced. It win take place - Tas
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Highest temperature yesterday, %: lowest a. $500
So average for corresponding last year. o. average
for correspondfng date twenty-five yeaTs ,,s.
ocai Fnrscaaf-Party cloudy colder to-ohS' Au"s
aau rair. ia "a .st wina-
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BAKER-On November 49, 1904 Clara B. widow OF the
from chapel of the Home l04th-st. and Amsterdam
ave. Tuesday. November 90 at II a. m.
BAKER-On November 10. 1904. East Orange. y j.,
Shaw Baker. in his Goth year. Funeral services
Tuesday. November o. 10:3 at his late resi-
dence No. 81 Washiugton-st.. Brick Church station
D. L. and W, r. r. kindly omit flowers
BLUME-On Sunday November -. 1904 Amy Fredericka
infant daughter OF FTedercsa and the late Amy Me'is
Blume aged months. Funeral service at No. las
West l5th-st, tuesday afternoon, o'clock
BROUGHTON-At Bloomfield. y. J.. sunday Noyen-
20. 1904, John Glover. OF Eliza Gray ana the
john Glover Broughton. In the seth OF MS age
Funeral Wednesday November %. az his la'e resi-
dence No. 10 Church-st.. Bloomfield, y j. oa ar
rival OF the l;2O train D, l. ana W K X ana Low
train. Erie r. r.. from New-York
BURLLNGmAt Purchase, N Y, on SATURDAY N9yeInber
10. O. Wilson burinE Of George y ana lara d,
Buriing in the 9tn year OF his age Funeral sesvess
from his late residence, Purchase n. y on iuesiay
November y al p m Carriages VIII be IN " ling
at White Plains on arrival Of train LEAVING utahd
Central station at l2;55
CozZENs-At his residence No. 567 Pasade- ave;
Yonkers, on Saturday, November 10. 1904 Chaies Nl
In the 74th year his Funeral SCI re
St Johns Episcopal Church. Workers on Iue7'"S
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock
DANIELS-On Sunday. November 90 1904 Ie4tto
widow Of Gilbert E. Daniels her 18Th
services from her late residence, No. ~ 49, -
Brooklyn. Wednesday, November 20. at 4 D. H.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TEANSPACIFIC


TEANSPACIFIC.
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daily. except THURSDAY. 1850 a. tthe connecting
mails close here MONDAYS. Wednesdays satur-
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dispatch ~ steamer this daily except
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1 D. and 1870
NEW FOCNDLAND Except Parcels-Pcst Naisi-By rail
office daily. except sunday, az Z p m sunday a
D connecting malls close here every Monday
Wednesday and Saturday
JAMAICA-By rail 20 Boston. and thence BY steamer.
closes this office at : P IN Tuesday b. rail 70
Philadelphia. and thence bv steamer closes a this
Office 1880 p Wednesday
MIQU ELCN-By raI Boston, asd thence BY steamer.
closes this office daily. except sunday, al
Sunday $50 ..
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC


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M Nicaragua Except East coasu. H5aaur r sS
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Department OF Colombia must be directed per
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Observation-Disclosures Saturday November 1e
1904. at Brick Presbyterian Church by the Rev
William r. Richards, D. D.. Amy Gordon. daughter @
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert oyphant TO William de La Roch
Anderson.
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Here was buried Thomas jefferson Autbo- 20
the Declaration of American Independence fha
Statute OF Virginia for Religious Freedom. and
rather OF the University OF Virginia
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Meeting trustees Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Dinner OK the Sunrise Club. Broadway Hotel Ga
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and towet to their scene OF action When they
enter into actual service though. they are carefully
anchored
One Of the most recent and largest products or
this class was built in England In 1S96-el FOR Ha-
yana Subsequently the United States paid spain
handsome sum for It. and Il taken to another
point in the West Indies. This Is composed OF I'VE
sections. pOntoons. and has length OF 450 Feet
II can hoist 10.O00-tOn ship out OF water In two
and a half hours. At Stettin, Germany, is another
floating dock, which for time was rated as the
second best in the world. 1t is SO feet long and
10 feet wide. and can handle vessel Of u0oo tons
England has one at Bermuda. which Is said 70 be
able to hoist 1880 tons. which is tribe more tnan
the weight of her heaviest battleshps. The biggest
in this country II not in the world. was built near
Baltimore. and IN the autumn OF 1901 II was tOwed
around TO Algiers. opposite New-Orleans. on the
Mississippi River. The fun length OF the platform
is SIS feet. Its breadth Is 10 and II Is composed
Of FIVE sections. Only three needed to give the
necessary lifting power, the others being added
merely TO give stability to the structure. One CT
the sections is 24O feet long. The pumps OF this
dock DESIGNED 70 lift 1890 tons. which Is more
than the weight OF any battleshiD under construc-
ton or even authorized anywhere IN the world.
A floating dock recently built for use IN south
BROOKLYN is big enough TO handle an Atlantic
liner. The pumps driven by electric motors
for which is obtained from the great EdSOn
station close at hand