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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-23
FOR ST. ROSES SETTLEMENT.

The concert. reception and euchre. for the ben
eht or st. Roses Settlement. to be held In the
Waldorf Astoria on Thanksgiving Eve promises to
be one OF the attractive festivities of this
FESTIVE week. Prominent Catholics and their no1-
Catholic friends are deeply interested in this char
ity, and every effort is being made to lessen the
mortgage incurred by the purchase of its perma-
nent quarters. embracing two spacious houses Nos
PSI and 259 East Seventy -frst-st
The Settlement is in the midst of a denseIy pop
u.ated district, made up of various nationalites
and Its workers. both resident and visiting devote
themselves constantly 10 the poor and needy. MAX
ing a special effort In seeking for and instructinc
the children whose moral and religious training
has been neglected.
A staff of seven physicians is the service of the
sick poor while a diet kitchen. conducted under
the auspices Of the EUcharistc League of ST Vim
cent Ferrer's Church. forms d valuB bic annex TO
q ~
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DER HOCHTOURIST. y
Presented at the Irving Place Theatre Before
Large Audience.

A new three act farce comedy, with songs, en-
titled Der Hochtourist c'The Observation-Disclosures J.
by Curt Kraatz and Max Neal, which has been
presented more than four hundred times in Berlin
without Interruption had its first American pro-
duction last night at the Irving Place Theatre
The play has been well staged, and the cast in
cludes Herr HAnseler. who enacts the part OF
Mylius. the so-called "Hochtouris'; Frauleins
Bunger. Neurendorf, Won Ostermann. Russ Won
Wegern and Herren Hagermann Horwitz Meyer
Kierschner, Schlaghamer and Sch0nfeld. Der
Hochtourist' remains the bill for the rest of the
wee..
This play. which suggests In way Daudet's
faTnou' story. tells the fluctuations which befe
Mylius when he was forced by circumstances 10
I'VE up TO his quite undeServed reputation as a
mountain scaler. Herr Hanseler created a great
zeal OF diversion In the part and the play was re-
ceived with much laughter by a large audience
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY

Horse sale ar Madison Square Garden.
Funeral or Genera, Louis al C-sllo.a - latri.h.s
Cathedral lu.l5
New fOih Board Trade and TRANSPORTATION meeting
aud luncheon No .u3 Broadway l3.l5 l. IA.
Meeting Or the Board oI Education i .. IL.
Annual dinner lio-krg,}es Bible class IF m. Frh
Avenue Baptist church Hotel Majestic. p
Review OF the ash Regiment By Mc-er Aruory
BrouAlyn. evening
Lecture ~ te Rev. charles Wagner French branch OF
The Young Mems Christian Association so West
FIFTY fourth St. evening
Mgsie ride a. Durlanis Academy. evening.
Free lectures ct Board or Education. : D. m
Pebble S,luo! No. - One-h hundred
Amsterdam ave. In. o. RDsair Slaughter strange
Sishts In Iryion Board OF Education. Park ami
FIFTY ninth 81. Professor i.rHest K NUn NalIru-.
The Eegtrl" current. It's Magnetic Effects Young
Mems Christian Association No. = West hundred
and twenty MIN st. I1r- James tannelj. The
Place and Value ~ the English Young Mems Hebrew
Association. Ninety second IseNIus
Henry q iianchett Merits ~ Musical Compost
non Young Mems Institute, No. 222 EpwrI%. FRED
erirk ". Monaon. The Monuments OF "A Prehistoric
Race rllustraiedl- Morris High school hun.
dred ami sixty sixth s. and Boston Road Bash
we'll The National YELLOWSTONE Park dlu~tr5ttei1.
Baron q ilirsch Trade school No. 80 East
Mohawk co. NIAGARA Falls: cathedral school
Hall. No III East Frftieth Miss Aimee Oshorna
Moore. Holland" illustrated.
Dinner Of Side civic cub in celt Of
subway opening. No. l1l Clinton st. $50 p.
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RATES SCEIF;FER- Bertha Schcfe-. daughter II
Mr. ard Mrs carl Schefer 10 Mr.. T. Towar Bates.
Of Mrs Alfred, Monday November II. at Brick
Presbyterian Church. 5th and 18th ST.
CITY
DALE ELLOGG-On November - 1904 at the resi-
denCe of the bride, New-YOT City, Charles
Han Everest Mrs. Anse Nash kellogg. the Borough
OF Manhattan. to Alfred Greenwood Dale Of th-
Of Queens.
GAREIN-CRANE-On Tuesday, November -. 1904. at
Christ Church, Brooklyn, by the Rev James II bar
lington, H. u. Ida Elizabeth daughter o
Frederick Hotchliss Crane, o Edwin Louis Cfarviu.
SLOANE ROCKER-On November 80. 1904. by
Rev. d Ii. Greer. D. d. Bishop Coadjutor
York. Frances Church. daughter of George
Crocker. William Sloane. O York
WEBEE-FL.YNN-On Tuesday. November 1904 at
All Saints Church. l29th ST ana Madison ave by Rev.
Father Cornelius F. Crowley Gertrude, daughter
of Mrs. Margaret Flynn. Mr.. Robert Weber, o
Weber. both
Notices of marriages and deaths must be tn
dOrsed with full name and address.
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WHAT CASSEL WANTS.
Sir Ernest After Capital for 1rof-
len T0sciRg System on Me.

Sir Ernest Cassel the well known Anglo-De iIai
fnancier who made all the monetary ABRAMS -
for the great Nile dam works. ana "Ho = -
friend ard trusted adviser Of King Ed"}''"' " -.
an this country in connection with an e''''' :.
dear to the heart Of the Khedive. anc WIZ :,
6ss,;red 10 rcyolutionize travel on the Me -
nothing more nor less than the estaoisn.,
the banks Of the Nile of n system Ga TIT.
80. Gov Tho towing Of barges and dahahiyeh. inns
will enormously relieve me franc u ' a.t,a
., INNER I5gvpt and viii at the same tiine e""
- ,.a,,ce Of Messengers and freight IN one
,..r ~ the time hitherto required 10 disP"'>
49,, bv water steamboat traffic benE very "u'"
.r,o.ed Az the present time bsrgeS ana ia
,,,..o, ,ake an uncomfortable time beating th'ir
- nm the stream against the current and IRE
.,,I,, against strong winds. This would be opVl-
ated by means Of towpath with troiie! h''
in lieu OF the traditional mule.
The Khedve has already promised every lacl','E :
es we'll as a large subscription from his privy
,,rs. and understand that Sir Ernest, who has
obtained the approval Of the English government
IN .he scheme here with the object or interest
ing American capital in the project
One would imagine from the attention which sir
r7-rest's nreseuce here has excited that It was the
FIRST time that he has visited America. Quite the
contrary is the case and In the early eighties ne
was frequently here in connection with the several
American railroad companies in which he was In
terested He likewise spent much time in Mexico
and financed the Mexican Central and other Mex
lean railroads.
Sir Ernest IS conspicuous on the turf anu IN
the hunting field as in finance. and is one OF the
most notable members of the famous Quorn Hunt
Since the death OF his wife. who was Miss Max
we'll and the marriage OF his daughter to wired
Ashley the honors Of his various houses are done
by his maiden sister.
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BLOOMINGDALE


Inc Hoard OF u IeeioIs O th- Hebrew tre5ni'al In
nay neiu WIZ .iltelEei SII1N 81 t'y dirh
ssph B Rloominsale and meetins held tn 22i Jay
Of their appreciation o; the worth OF the deceased
Almost from the founding Of the institute Joseah T.
InTirnr Ir deyoTion 70 rs interests b Vas ns4sb in
ali his activity I'm relation t. IT, he was ever ready 10 aid
il in every wav ar his comma nd. he vas always a watch
fui guardian Of welfare OF graduates $
h. was in scope
io9iie I'm, i III I it 81 f,s Nal
~ ne ,',r "a - Va i Ii,r, .. N' ''' ~
mo" VIM" '' ' Niot,RlS f.F,lf President
: MORRILL,. HAMMER Secretary
BeoIGHTON Bloomfield y ] on SUNDAY Novem-
her - 1904 Iohn Glover son OF Eliza GRAY and the
hit Iuhu clover BrogLou I'm the 9t wear al his age
Funeral on Wednesday N"NeInber = at ms ate res
tence. No 10 church st Bloomfield \ j.. on ar.
rtl9I q the -, tram, n L. v ant y" T. - ana ''
CARSON A. N,uut vernon y Y Ngyrr.p,r -. George
Webster larson. his $50 real Funeral services vii
Bee held AT his late irS!-uce No Ia' "lasr .tte on
~
81 Arf. -.I.soIy ~, Msrdav November II 1904 al
MS irs'r,.,- = W" NJ, ,-iyt-r,an
.lirl 5tb ,ve ,..rI-r iti- St ON "Wednesday.
,-nber =; 1904 al : D. M New England peppers please
copy. InterTnent at convenience "i FANNY
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL. -.ES:loNl, ~ - F-i'
pa Is Fnn-rsI ,+r,ire- viii b.. held this morning
lo:l5 "co,k from 81 P"'rl,A ,i'tnedHI. ga t az 80
ooh 81, u'IpA',UIL f ny ii,Er.G ~, ,,uuaul-
A. NOEl. BRAKEMAN. Recorder
,,,,,, ,1,1,t >, !, t-,t-, y y SUNDAY No,-au~- 20
l9c+ Julia Tyler shea nm willow ." ma, = ii -,
ltiIe. ui III, a. ssiE 49, d" ''
morning al II o'clock.
uOpPAUGH- ft5upaugu on NpVenIl-r 81 "a,
-,rr1rbtnv'p \ I rln4gar services at .:3u p
,lIrsia( a. FrenchtoTn ru,-,:neut valley Chure-
t,,rt+t1T ! ~, f-rtI,y Al :. u N.
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wish to have Columbia University affiliated WITH
this committee. as 1t is with the society, ny con
shutting the president of the university for the
time being, person delegated by MIN loi
that purpose. eX-oficio member of the com
mittee | should also wish to emphasize the reld-
ton of this school to the United Charities ana 20
the philanthropic work of the city, by CONSTITUTING
ex-offico members of the committee the presi-
dents for the time being of the United Charities
of the Charity rganization Society of the CITY OF
New-York and the New-York Association Tor I'M
proving the Condition of the Poor. of the united
Hebrew Charities and of the Particular CouhCH
of the Society of St Vincent de Paul.
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POstomCe Notice.

Should 1e DAILY interested,
may
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GRAND-Judge Plat Rogers. Denver; Captain
H. NJ. Reeve. [. S A, and LieTtenant command
,r j. Il. Hethtriugtun, /. : y. holland.
Elverton Lodge Boston MANHATTAN-Prest-
dent a. =. Hadley. of Yale University. NEITHER
LAND Ex-senator Marion Butler, North Caro-
lint. NEW-AMS rERDAM-Bish9P McIIim OF
Toxic Japan SANOY-Angelo Myers Philadel-
pha and S l.. Castleman. Kentucky WALDORF
ASTORIA-F II. Goodyear, Buffalo, James Ever-
son. ir., Philadelphia ami Russell Alger, jr.. De
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

official Record and ashingtou. Nov. q
The North Pacific still continue
movement northern portion Of the and
unattended 10y precipitation Of the Rocky
Mountains There of approach OF
another Of the character The disturbance
South dcPpensd slightly during Tuesday,
the while continuing in the East Gu ami
has extended north to the Penn
sylvania 10 precipitation
rcquencc. Tempsra a rule generally and dc
ctdedIv all districts,
cept IN Atlantic States.
There q local rains "Wednesday in the South and
Middle Atlantic States and southern New England and
probably ON Thursday Middle Atlantic states and
New also probable IN
upper region. II Will be colder Nednes
n Northwest colder Thursday in the upper
ITiestssIppI . he region.
changes ,
On England WINDS viii 10 light 20
fresh southwest becoming variable the Middle At
light fresh variable possibly lncreas
inE by "Wednesday night. south Atlantic toast
fresh and shifting probably somewhat the
Light and variable: the upper lakes FRESH
variable. becoming westerly "Wednesday night and on
lakes. fresh and mostly southwest TO west 80.
departing Wednesday for Eurolean ports WI
have o winds. hcC ming variable
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DINNER FOR TWO MINISTER'S

DR. and Mrs. Melville 5. Page last night at Mount
Vernon gave reception and dinner for the Rev
Winfrcd 'hesney Rhoades minister of the Eliot
Congregation Church. Boston: the Rev y Fred
erick Van Horsen pastor Of the First Presbv terrain
Church, Bedford, y. Y, ana Mrs Van Horsen
number OF relatives and other friends were il SO
a dinner '''0
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Special Notices.
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OPERA NEWS.
Waits Between Acts Cut Down This Year
Materially.

II was generally noticed at the opera on Monday
that the waits between the acts were far shorter
IMAM FORMERLY so that the final curtain fell at II rs
forty minutes earlier than in the past when the
same opera was presented. Mr.. Conred saws this
VIII ne the rule during the season. and it is made
possible by improved discipline behind the scenes
The stage hands and mechanics are now engaged
by the season, and regular drill has been made
possible A welcome expedition, such as has long
been familiar in the dramatic houses neighborlv to
the Metropolitan, in the setting Of scenes and shift
ing Of properties will result
Tonight Sembrich and Caruso Will be- heard I'm
Lucia a new barytone. NJ. Parvis will make
his American debut Lord Ashton. and Mr.
Gourmet will sing the part of Ramondo Next
Monday comes the long heraIded production OF
Ponchielis La Gioconda.' and, besides Mime.
Nordica, who sings the title part Mr.. Caruso will
he heard as Emo the beloved of two women end
for whose sake Of them dies Miss Edyth
walker Will sing the part of La Cieca the blind
mother of the heroine IA part which il is the custom
abroad to tntrust to u Contralto
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London, Nov. "a provincial paper says An
drew Carnegie has purchased. is about 10 pur-
chase, for S750,000. Lea Park. the late Whitaker
WrGhts estate in Surrey with tho object of estab-
fishing a national convaIescent horne
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From the rector Of the village Of Ecton in North
Bmptonshire / receive request for assistance on
the part of people IN this country toward the
restoration Of the parish church in which Ben
.amin Franklin's father. grandfather and great
grandfather were christened and where they wor-
shipped. Benjamin's grandfather according to the
parish register stn preserved IN old Ecton church
born a Ecton IN 1922. CfTistened Thomas
became blacksmith married and had four sons
the Oldest of whom died Ecton in 17d2. The sec
ond John. was wool dyer, al Banbury; the third
son. Benjamin, a silk dyer IN London. while the
youngest, Josias father Of the American Benjamin
Franklin WAS born Ecton IN 1861. The rector
and church wardens OF the parish of Ecton are
confident that they win ind here help toward the
restoration OF the old church which is closely
identified with the family OF benjamin Franklin.
and in accordance with their request 1 make their
appeal known TO those Of my readers who may be
interested in the matter.
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Business Notices.

To INVESTORS. \ large Industrial cor
poration which viii be- Immediately formed, having ~
elusive rights manufacture high grade 'ourntr'ia
article speciality. ouers TO first FIVE psrtS blocks ~
stock ~ $1,000 each wrh inducements h9uest rricr
an,es required closest investigation rortca Address
INVESTOR p.vrtoNn Tribune once.
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Local official RecOrd-The folloWin orncai re0''u
from the weather Bureau shows the changes IN the ri
perature for the last went,four hours In comparison
1904 1908

Highest temperature yesteris.. - degrees "N 80
AZ average for corresponding date last yea'' 90
average for corresponding twenty-five
Local forscasUnseted weather to-day ana 4hu'sNAs'
probably rain; variable winds
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SIR wlLFRI0 LAURIeR GOES WEST

Ottawa. Nov. 22.-Sr Wfrid Iauritr eft her,
this afternoon by way OF Montreal for California
He will remain away about four weeks
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Thursday fair. variable WINDS
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For New England cloudy followed bN ldl "a
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southwest winds. becoming variable
For Western NeWYork slightly colder ''7''E >
ThMrsanN fnlr. fresh southNest west WINS
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Special Notices.
54th Annual ThanksgIyias


a, ,b Five Points Mission 60 Park = Eis7t hundred
bnnTr, I,tla ones anxously sNuect good q inner VIII
YOU help n make happy those who ThanSsg wing
home Gifts Of money poultry vegetable o.
cictbtpr thankfully received Attractive services
children Al li& Dinner at p. All cordially invited
A. X SANFORD, SuPt-
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CEMETERIES.
UNCERTAINTIES.

Great rincI4vn Cemetery ,al5 acres; nearly mile,
square y. 34th st. y. Y.
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NOTES or THE STAGE.
Robert NanteH on Bro0d7cay-"J Joe"
Weber Becomes Soldier.

On December Robert ManteIl. in q production of
Richard III will come to the Princess Theatre
following Miss Blngham's enga cement 1t has
been a long time since broadway has been aware
Of Mr.. Mantell though certain sections Of this
city have welcomed him from year to year On the
same night James X. Iiackett VIII follow Nine.
Rejane at the Lyric. in his play. The For
tunes Of a King. Edward Terry, the English ac-
tor will appear at the Princess Theatre on Mon
day night following Christmas. and on The same
evening Miss Russell rc-emcrges az a star at the
Casino. The seats for Miss Russells opening will
be sold at auction time within the roxt fort
night.
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Eit NaugouVer and Victoria 3 g.. close az q ?. m
December 3 Il dispatch per :. Moara
Jauau Korea. ans specially addressed mail Tor
lshllfr-. Seattle. ciase Q m. Deceu,
tor dispatch per S.. Liza
Hawaii Frsrrisco a December D
for dispatch p~r Alameda
Naacha taNCept NV ChVerEl and Eastern siberia IS
az present forwarded vjr Russia.
NOTE Ua!s~S cthe-wis- addressed West Australia -
Esrop~; New Ica'and via san Francisco
and c-rtaia places n chinese Province of Nunnan
Va British India quickest routes philippines
Europe be fully prepaid at
the fcIeigu Hawaii - forwarded VIA San Fran
CISCO exclusively. EDWARD NJ MORGAN.
Acting PostmAstGR
Postorce. New-York. n. Z, November IS 1904