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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-18
BIG SALE OF OPERA SEATS.
All Records for the Last Eighteen Years Said
To Be Broken.

n record sale was the verdict for the day at the
Metropolitan Opera House yesterday. where the
seat sale for the public began. or was supposed to
begin. at a. m. AS early $50 o'clock the line
began to form. and by opening time it reached
far out of the lobby around Fortieth-st There
was some delay in beginning the SALE but no
trouble ensued. OF course. the house was sold out
for the first night to subscribers and even MIR
Conried himself could buy seats for two
German officials who to be in town on Monday
The seats went so fast and in such numbers that
Max Hirsh says all records for the last eighteen
years broken.
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NINE. sToFFREeEN's RECITAL.

Nine. Elfriede Stoffregen. Scandinavian pianist
whose concert activities in Germany under her
maiden name OF christensen. have been credtab BILE
made her New-York debut last night at Mendels-
sohn Hall before friendly audience of fair size
Nine. Stoffregen played in practised and competent
style a programme beginning with Mendelssohn's
Z minor prelude and fugue. and including the
Schubert impromptu three Beethoven dances ar
ranged by SeiSs, the Schumann sharp minor
sonata. and pieces by Brahms Chopin and List
She has no new large musical message for this
public but her touch is sympathetic and her an
probation sure Such playing may Justly be wei
coined.
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RECEPTION TO FAIRBANKS.
Many Call on ce-President-E Elect on Visit
to His Mother.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1nrNEl

e
Springfield, Ohio. Nov. IZ-Vtce- President elect
Fairbanks arrived here tonight, accompanied by
his wife, on visit 10 his aged mother who had
just reached her home here after extended visit
In Boston There was stream Of callers all night
TO see the Senator At 10 o'clock he taken in
charge by the Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity to
which he belongs, and went to their chapter house.
where a reception was held
me Observation-Disclosures made brief speech. in
which he told of his college days at the Ohio Wes-
leyan University at Delaware He enthusiast
tcally received. Senator and Mrs. Fairbanks will
leave here tomorrow for Yale where their
in school.
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WHY THE ENVOY RESIGNED.

Count Theodore Itchy the Austro- Hungarian En-
voy at Munich, has just resigned his post owing
TO the fact that his former wife, from whom he
divorced some time ago. settled down to
live in the Bavarian capital with the Hungarian
painter who the principal cause of the d.
vorce. and whom she has since married This was
more than Count Itchy could stand and as his
government unable to provide him with
other post. he has left the diplomatic service.
The ex-countess daughter OF that unfort-
Count Felix Wimpffen who. while Austro-
Hungarian Ambassador Paris committed sui
eide about fifteen years ago by blowing out his
brains IN of those maodorous kiosques that
constitute the least attractive feature of the French
metropolis
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Strengthened themselves up IN their seats, and
endesvored to assume expressions of countenance
usually associated with high intellectual ability

usually associated with high intellectual ability
ITALY'S JEWISH CABINET MINISTER.
BY the death of the Italian General Ottolenghi.
commander of the First Army Corps. to which Is
intrusted the defence of the northern frontier OF
the kngdom-the most important of all COM
mands-there disappears from the scene the only
who while processing Judaism has held Of
fee as Cabinet Minister in of the monarchical
countries of Europe II is to the present King
that belongs the credit of having thus risen supe-
rior all prejudices against the Hebrew race and
of having turned a deaf TO the cutlery raised,
only in Italy. but also in other countries when
he intrusted the portfolio of war 10 a processing
Jew
Victor Emmanuel. however, was very rond OF Geh-
eral Ottolenghi who he had learned to know ana
appreciate when Prince of Naples he was
under the command of this battle-scarred veteran
who had been wounded in the war OF 1893 again at
the siege of Gaeta and once more IN the war or
1866. when he received the Military Cross OF savoy.
which may be regarded the Italian equivalent OF
the orders of the Victoria Cross in England. the
Iron Vross in Germany St Georges Cross in
Russia. the Maria Theresa Cross in Austria and
the medal for TaJax OF the United States.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Ed Edward Box, Philadelphia AS
ToRmFrank NJ B4 ker Owegoi State Railroad
Commissioner. Neutrality-suspicious. George
BBrauns}chIweigi Germany =. EMPIRE -Brigadier
LAND-D, G. Kerr, Pittsburg. and John f Pills
bury. Minneapolis. WALDORFASTORIA-G. T.
Oliver, Henry w. Oliver and Benjamin Thaw
Pttsburg: II. N. Hanna. ir. CleveIand. -
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TRANsATLANUC MA1Ls-

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New York. via Plymouth and Chereours mail Cor
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srxpENHY POINTS AT WINDSOR.

King Edward. who always plays bridge after din
r7ar. never permits more than siXpenny points at
windsor Sandrtngham and Buckingham Palace.
He does not however. consider it necessary to ad-
here 10 tas limit when he is playing at the houses
Of other people and at Sir Ernest Cassels Cwho'
f7,--tbe-bve IS now IN this country shilling points
are customary when the King dimes there. Sir
Ernest's daughter. Mrs. Wilfred Ashley is famous
rs one OF the best bridge players In London and is
a favorite partner Of the King.
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THE WEATHER REPORT

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Nov II
The weather has been generally since "wednesday
night all districts. along Pacific
and the northern plateau light rains con-
tinued. The continued development high area OF
the Northeast temperature IN
the Middle Atlantic and New-England where thew
10 20 degrees below the average They
have risen considerably in the interior. however, and
from 10 20 degrees above the average
The weather will continue generally fair Friday and
Saturday all districts OF the Rocky Mountains
and in the southern plateau. precipitation
quence being yet indicated. The high over tho
Northeast viii steadily give after Friday morning
and slowly rising temperatures be
section: elsewhere temperature changes will be
marked except in the Northwest where be some
by Saturday
On the New-Engand Middle Atlantic coasts the
be northeast southeast: the southeast
Atlantic light fresh northeast east:
Gulf southeas, south; upper lakes,
fresh and the lower lakes, fresh
southwest.
Steamers departing Friday European ports
fresh northeast winds. with Grand
Banks
Forecast for Special LocaIitles-For Eastern New
to-day slowly rising temperature
northeast o southeast
For Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day; fair
Saturday: fresh south winds
For the District OF Columbia. Gsy Saturday
with slowly rising temperature; light 10 fresh northeast
southeast winds.
Eor Western New-York. partly cloudy warmer to-
DAY; Saturday; fresh southeast TO south winds
slowly temperature northeast TO southeast
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NETWORK TO SEE PLAY BEFORE LONDON

London, Nov. H.-Charles Frohman has secured
a play by Henry Arthur Jones which he will
produce in New-York before London thus revers-
ing the usual order. Mr.. Jones will go 10 New
York in 1906 to produce the play. which deals with
London society.
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GOOD PRICES FOR cANvAsEs.

The second sale OF the James Mccormick collec-
ton of paintings was held last night the Fifth
Avenue Art Galleries. The total returns SSs07
The sale was we'll attended and the bidding brisk.
Many canvases by unknown painters brought high
prices. A Repari for S235 William VI. Chase
the we'll known por,rait painter. bought Mauve
for sls5. The best canvases will be sold tonight
and Saturday
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FAvERsHAm ABLE TO JOIN COMPANY.

Northampton, Mass. Nov. 17.-William Faver-
sham, the actor. had sufficiently recovered from his
recent illness to leave here to-day. He went to
Haven. where he will join his company.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
"The Rich Mrs. Repton" Proves To Be Short
Lived

The Carton comedy, THE Rich Mrs. Repton,'
shown Wednesday night at the Criterion The
atre, will be withdrawn Saturday of this week,
making total OF five performances On next Mon
day Louis Mann, in new comedy called THE Sec
ond Fiddle" will come to that theatre.
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Kent Sheldon L wilson Theresa .-'
Merrony. Mary E.
CLONES s, E Eqfs.sa Tito s NoysSsE s lso.
Elizabeth Hart Cloves.
East 3tths Pamela Dean in the sh sesr Of her ass
IS % 1880 nsr m
family.
FLToNAt bis residence No a. West 44th. NJ
the 6$d year Of his age Funeral services viii bs held
Southport Conn. convenience family.
G1FFING.1on THURSDAY. November II. 1904. Mary E,
private.
JAcKs9N-N November H. at No 4s9 Dscaturst. Brook
funeral hereafter
KENT-on Tuesday November 10 1900 sheldon Leavitt.
OF F {e e services from the resdence Of S sr
Mrs Henry HOPKINS No 25s HanFySst BfookIya
Friday at p m
Francis r Masters. D. D.
Merrony Funeral services viii be held on Saturday
a
pet Terrace East Orange q T Waiter woodTu son
Of George w. aud Emma Tucker Morris. his Attn
year Funeral private.
NoRCRoss-At her residence 80 West 7sth-s:,. Elizs-
beth HartshOrne NoTeros5. widow Of the late George
o'clock.
fI home So 10 East e9ds Isaac Pia Of ate
Isaac I. PIatt 10 a Friday Move ulbe-
Is from 10 East 62d-st
RAINEY-On November 16 1904. Alexander Hamilton
RaIney Funeral at late residence 325
St on Saturday evening, November 10 at o'clock
TOMPKINS-At Ossning. n. Y, November 16. 1904.
Samuel F. Tompkns. ths SSth year Of MS
Funeral services Saturday. November 10. az $50
o'clock from residence No 10 south Highland
ave. osslning Burial private
wIIsON-On Wednesday, November l6 a the OF
her son-in-law J. H Britain. MoncIair. y. J..
Mrs Theresa Wilson, widow OF the Charles
r Wilson in the gIst year Of her age. Funeral
vices az the Baptist Church HOlmdel. Friday
morning November Is. AT II O'Clock.
woOD-On November IS. Island Heights y J.. Alfred
Wood aged 81. late OF IJentnn
CEMETEEIEs.
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from the Weather shows the changes in the tenn
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Highest temperature yesterday 80 degrees lowest 3d.
average 34 corresponding date last wear So
average for corresponding date last FIVE wears
Local Forecast--Fair to-day and Saturday: slowly
rising temperature fresh northeast e. winds
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Cloves. C2rolins II. Morris. Walter W.
Dean Pamela Norcross Elizabeth II
Fulton. John Platt. Isaac
Citing. Mary z. c Raiuey, Alexander II.
Jackson, Henry ". Tonpkins. Samuel &
Kent. Sheldon L. Wilson Theresa
Masters William H Wood Alfred.
Merrony. Mary E.
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