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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

of the distorted German English he was called
upon to rattle of appeared strained His songs
were not quite UP to the standard OF even MUSE cal
comedy of the John J. McNally type
The individual successes OF the evening we're
r,ads nv Me- staua Mavhew. as dashing Irish
widow. Miss Ada Lewis as a manrure girl, with
the style and tricks of the Bovsery BELLE ana Iat
boy who played small part in rerrz'r kaoiy Ht''ilAe
and screamingIy funny fashion. The scenes Oh the
three acts are laid in Cooper Union Squaiv a ~
Iape Point Long Island and in the ballroom at
Tammauy Hail.
Much of the music is very catchy. notably |altz
song My Sweet" and IT Don't Want Little
Canoe" Miss Mayhem has two eapltal actlhg
eo-gs on, = yyor7an Of inheritance" and when
You're IN Love"
drill and march Of policemen, Just like the real
thing except in the matter Of figures. at the end
of the second act was very effective.
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Pnslnmce Notice

NAV occur time - - o-
mans Tor the week ending October 1895.
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oi as rouoTs' Registered and ParceIs-Post Mails
at me General P0stofice hour earlier than
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Fost Mails for Great Britain Ireland
uISpatched by the White Star on and
ey the American Line on SATURDAYS An sd5ifIonai
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99raLNeI SAILS on saturday later than American
1lne steamer the dav The Parcels Post mails
efCse one hour before the regular mails
PaTeels-Post Mail FOR Barbados ana Great Britain
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tnSn closing time shown Sum
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VIA colon. close one hour later Foreign Statlon)
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p,oRsAYs NEW PLAY.

rBy Telegraph to The Tribune1
Nayv-Yaven Conn. Oct 16.-Lawrancs D'Orsay
onened the season with Augustus Thomas's new
NAV The Embassy Ball" at the Hyperion The
80 here Tonight The play was written for Mr..
D'Orsay, who won distinction for himself in The
Earl OF Pawtueket" and The Royal Family"
rrhe scenes are in Washington in the parlor of a
suite at the Arlington Hotel, in the porch OF a
Washington house and in the Office of the British
EMBASSY. Mr. DOrsay. as British captain at
tached to the legation had chance to work in his
characteristic. quiet hurnor of English expression
and manner
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RS FROM READERS OF THE TRIBUNE.

Ieyan students that the kisses OF pretty girls
fertile sources Of disease, while bite from their
pearly teeth may sudden death. 1 am not
aware II the foreign professor came to this coun-
try with proper passports and credentials, neither
do 1 know II II is within the power OF q President
order alien to be expelled for cause, but in
view Of Mr. R0OseVelts well known views race
suicide" think his attention should be called to
this revolutionary scientist whose doctrines are
far more dangerous than those of anarchy, heresy
or sedtion. I DO not mean 10 advocate the process
said TO lead to sudden death, but do wish 10 up
hold our time honoTed privilege 70 kiss when and
whom We WILL and [ be kissed. either with or
without our own consent AhERICAN GIRL
New York Oct u. 1905
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KING EDWARD LAYS CORNERSTONE.
Eo,es That New Postofice May Work
Toward Peace Of Nations.

London Oct liking Edward who was accom-
usnies by Queen Alexandra and the Prince ana
r4ncass OF Wales to-day laid the foundation stone
~ the new General Postofice buildings, on the site
formerly occupied by Chrtst's Hospital better
trov, as the Bluecoat School. The King concluded
. h-,.+ s,AAob hv saving that he earnestly hoped
ne additional facilities for communication would
assist II binding the empire closer and in estab-
fishing among the nations Of the world Ihat peace
sn6 Faa5 viii which / have so much at heart
Ambassador Reid, Lord StraJhcona. the Canaqian
High Commissioner, and Baron Hayashl5 tne Jap
aress Minister were among the many members OF
Ire Diplomatic corps present
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THE AUTUMN SALON AT PARIS.

Paris. Oct 16.-The autumn Salon was opened to-
day at the Grand Palace. There was a large gath
ering Of officials and artists among tiie Ho'@O
t,.r,-as ara Nsuet's Execution Of the Emperor
Macmillan seyssaud's Rural Life" and Ehot'S
'.Nontrnartre Views" The sculpture. fncIunes s
Ns+ernity' American artists are well represented
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AT OTHER HOUSES.

A musical comedy, new to this city. but familiar
elsewhere was disclosed at the West End Theatre
last night with Miss Eva Tanguay in the title part
It is called The Sambo Girl Harry b Smith
confezses TO the Iibretto, and Gustav BerSer to
much Of the music. Miss Tanguay is a rough and
tumble young person. who is not infrequently anus
ing and she shoulders the show in lively fashion
winning last night rounds of applause.
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A WEDDING.

rBy Telegraph 10 The TTibune-l
pa+arson n J. Oct. 1s.-Miss Mae Furbeck'
sa,,grter OF Branston Furbeck. wholesale grocer
and 7 Hartman Knouse. son OF James NhoUse'
an " -. +ta Allentown Steel Works Of Allentown.
- -vera married to-day at the home Of the
brides parents by the Rev G Mie[ P@ao % s on
5 On the coIoneIs staff of the 4th infantry OF
Pennsylvania
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r7ALvs KING THANKS Mr.. MORGAN.

por,a Oct. 16-J Pierpont Morgan. having sent
s4o o for the benefit Of the sufferers by the earth
Quake 70 Mr.. White, the American Ambassador
Who communicated the news 10 King victor EInan-
ueI. his majesty to-day telegrapheo ms d LES
ue+' ~ white adding that he had sent a
adin 5tspafch TO Mr.. Morgan Premier + or Us
also aa' ti9II5s Of rhe government and people OF
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ENGLISH PANTOMIME
Victoria Theatre.

A company of so-calIed pantomirnists from Lon
don appeared at Hammersteins Victoria Theatre
yesterday in a sketch called "A Night in an Eng
lish Music Hall" The stage is set 10 represent the
boxes and proscenum of imaginary music hall.
the spectators in these boxes furnishing much Of
the fun by their antics in the of the per
formance. AS most OF the characters do more or
less talking, the act can hardly be called strictly
speaking, pantOmime. But in rather coarse,
noisy, rough house fashion it is highly amusing,
and doubtless Will prove good card for vaudeville.
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LOSES FRANCHISE BY MOVING.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: By a freak which I am certain the Iegis-
lature never intended I shall be prohibited from
voting in the coming election because greater New
York has outgrown its original boundaries and is
spread over four counties I have lived in the city
ard State for the required time. one year and IN
my election district for nearly two months, bur
because I removed from the county Of New-York
On small bit Of this great city, TO the county Of
Richmond "a still smaller spot on the map may
not vote. Is there no remedy for this7
New-York Oct 5, 1905. SUFFRAGE
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RRRoq October 4 l9Q 5-j na8sl TsGF9s
Of George R and Ellen Cobb Th9Tps Of 5 hsSo Nv
Long Island Chicago papers please copy
FLEIscHMANNAfter short Illness, on sunday. ooto-
Der To- LEILA N sgs Nv 488 et 9ndvs F1
Tuesday, October IT, 1909 al II a m from -
Stephens Church. West 69thst. letwesn Broadway and
GRANGERop Monday October Is i905 at 9 GSRa1 Of
Gson Granger in the 5eth ysaE Of her ss9 FnsEs5
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%as Raj. as s It. hi list h9 gst IL rs sF az A'0
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FUNTEP-Entered into rest year Julia Maria
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NA4IEE On saturday evening October , i annie Nor
neral services at her late residence. No. 90
8 o'clock P. Kindly omit flowers
MoNTGoAIERY-At his home; Huntington, Long Island
sunday october Is, Richard Williamson Mont
at Huntn m on TUESDAY. October II. p
PACKARD-At Jamaica Plain. Boston October Is. Rev
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S04noS Barisi Thursday. at BrunswieE Ne
PACKARD-At Jamaica Plain. Boston Mass. on sun
iav october 10 1908, after long and painful Illness
the Rev George Thomas Packard, formerly Brooklyn
and OF Bangor. Funeral Johns Church.
Jamaica Plain p. m Wednesday. Burial at
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sERRINC-At WiudcEf TarrytOwn Gertrude
beloved OF Edward Sebrtng. born August 2, 1873
entered into 10 1905 Services the
dence of sop-iu-Iaw. Edwin Barton Bassett 90
Magnolia Cemetery. Charleston 5. {.
wADE-At her residence No. AZ Cnton-ave-. Brooklyn
Horace Dwight Wade and daughter the late Harry
pratt Rochester. N Y. in the Ssth Of her age
Funeral private.
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TEXT FOR CHURCH FEDERATION.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: I commend to the consideration OF the
Church Federation the following quotation from
ST Mark, tx Ss-41: John said unto Him. Mas
ter saw one casting out devils in Thy name.
and We forbade him because he followeth not with
us Jesus SAID unto them. Forbid him rot, for
there is man which shall do mighty work in
My name that can lightly speak evil OF Ne For
'''' e. J. YOUNG.
Stamford Conn oct. IS. 1895.
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MRS. CARTER IN 'DU BARRY"
Revival at BeIasoo Theatre.

Mrs. Leslie Carter appeared last night ar the Be
Iasco Theatre In this seasons revival of 'Ou Bar
ry,'' and she greeted by an especially enthus-
iastic house. Those who supported her were also
well received especially Cosse- Brssac whose part
was played by Charles A. MilIward. Charles A.
Stevenson took the part OF Louis XIV and Fran
els Powers COmte Jean dU Barry. The part OF
the Marqulse de Cues 10y, known La Gourdan -
gambling house keeper, in whose establishment
the King appears incognito and makes love In
one minute was PLAYED by Miss Lizzie Conway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

ALLEN-McKINLEY-At Baltimore. Md. Monday.
October 1905. by the Rev Dr. Hodges. rector OF ST.
PaUTs Church. Baltimore, Annie Endsley Mckinley TO
John Blasland Allen
DARRACH-AILLARD-A Mtnnetonka Beach Mime
sofa October 1905, the Rev Theodore Sedg-
wick Lillian daughter OF Mrs. Perry H Willard, OF St
Paul 10 James MussTava Aertsen Darrach. OF New
HOGUET-HOWARD-At New-Canaan, Conn. October
1895 the Z. C1oggin. CT Holy Trinity
Chapel. New-York. Ruth. younger daughter OF Edward
Tasker Howard. OF Brooklyn. to Henri Anthony Louis
Hoguer.
PEET-sAUNDERs-At Dunkirk. " 7. by the Rev. Dr.
Landers, a. Emma Louise, daughter OF George
p Saunders George II. Peet.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address,
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Offices.

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place 10 leave advertisements ana subscriptions
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Mr.. CARNEGIE GREETED.
Students Drag Carriage at St. IN
dreUS-Degrees for americans.

St Andrews. Scotland, Oct. 16.-Andrew Car
negie who will tomorrow again be installed as
lord rector of the University Of St Andrews, ar
rived here this evening, accompanied by Charlie
nagne Tower. American Ambassador at Berlin,
and Mrs. Tower and Bishop Henry c. Potter, Of
New-York. and Mrs. Potter. The studeFfts,
wearing their scarlet gowns, were assembled at
the station and detached the horses from Mr.
Carnegte's carriage. which they dragged through
the streets to the residence of DR.. James Donald
son. vice-chanceIor and principal Of the univer-
sitv Tonight the students held torchlGht
procession and visited the houses of the profess
sors and of DR.. Donaldson. Mr. Carnegie nlhde
a brief speech.
whitelaw Reid American Ambassador to
Great Britain. will arrive here tomorrow morn
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

At the Harlem Opera House last night Raymond
Hitchcock appeared as Easy Dawson in the play OF
that name, recently here at Wallack's He is
supported by the same company including Miss
Grace Griswold who gives exceuently restrained
performance in role that might easily become
ridiculous.
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AID Az, EswoR7H TAKES OFFICE.

C....,o DOT IA. B. AyIesworth K. c., Of To-
10 vas sworn in this afternoon as 4 member or
the Privv Council and Postmaster General in place
of Sir William Mulock, VINO mas TeIlIeU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

est temperature yesterday. - degrees lowest
- average temperature corresponding date last
tRe average temperature corresponding last
Taes.,lte
rs3a: - Eofecast.To-day. fair and cooler Wednesday,,
-l-apie winds becoming eRstery and fresh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17
sHUBERr COMPANY INCORPORATED
Eighteen Theatres in Western Cities Now
Held by Trust Planned

Albany. Oct 1.-THE Shubert Theatrical Com
many Of New-Yor!z was incorporated to-day with
5000 On capitai The directors are Les Shubert. D:
ShUhert Joseph w Jacobs and William Klein, OF
NeW-Yor.c-
The object of this company is the erection Of
antt.svndicate theatres IN Cincinnati. Toledo, St
Paul, Minneapolis and other cities from which
xEAssrz ReIasco. Fiske and Shubert now
barred Eighteen theatres in all are contem-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

efcal Record and Forecast--w ashington' OCT u
disturbance that vas over the southern plateau SUNDAY
Eight moved rorthsasrzard Southern COLORADO ana
soathwes-e-a Kansas increased intensity
eod II conjunction rnodersts high area % 'l7
northeastward IN Kansas Iowa
ane Illinois ard IN the Dakosas 'oloiau0
snt The eastern portions OF wyoming There were @O
Showers Florida. the North Carolina C0ASl- anu
hsat locel in Montana During 0unaa!
night there light in the east GUN states INC
fSEer lakes north lake region ana $40" II
South Dakota
Temperatures fallen il the Ohio Valley me aAe
region. Middle Atlantic States the Dakotas and central
Rocky Mountains and middle plateau region ana nave
Fsen South and Southwest They are quite low
Tor the over these where snow feI- ana
coFTespon6insy Southern Kansas Oklahoma ana
Texas
ne Western viii eastward causing Ia V'
NOV Tuesday Dakotss Nebraska and southeastern
Colorado. rain IN Kansas oklahoma Indian Terri
t'Ty the Missouri Mississippi and
oVs- Ohio Valleys upper lake region extending
Tuesday wednesday, the lower lake region
Ne Atlantic and northern portions Of the Guf states me
weather vii generally Wednesday from tho missile
APpi Valley westward except the extreme Northwest
N2eEe Local rains probable. -. -.
II El b. cooler Tuesday in New England ana the
-l--e Atlantic and colder n Kansas. S-brSs
- Oklahoma. be colder Wednesday IN The west
States and the Southwest. 49,.
lae winds along the England Coast VIII De hGn1
ssh west, becoming east "Wednesday on the Aldgte
7Tsalc Coast variable. becoming and fresh py
secnesday. South light east on
,eess5= becoming and fresh. the lakes
c.alle becoming east and increasing Tuesday night -
t1saners departing Tuesday for European ports VIII
Aght variable winds becoming Wednes-
-1'' sith fair weather 20 the Grand Banks.
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Miss Lulu Chaser and her company last night
moved from the Knickerbocker Theatre to the
New Amsterdam. presenting at the latter theatre
the musical comedy. Miss Dolly Dollars. 1t
cordially received by large audience. The process
Of transplanting has extracted nothing from the
attractfveness Of the piece
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GRAND-Brigadler General I. 5. Catin, q ; a
retired. HOLLAND-Sir Charles Dudseon, + 4&9l-
aoa- NANHATTAN-W. A Bell, England M a
Raj HILL--O. /. Spaulding, Washington. "a
EbGIS-A. Won Claim. Chicago
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AT Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre. this week.
The Bankers Daughter is being presented Diff
ferent members Of the company personally dis
tribute souvenirs at the afternoon performances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-17

Following the installation Of Mr. Carnegie The
University Of St Andrews will confer honorary de-
erees Of doctor OF laws Mr.. Carnegie, Mr. RJiid'
Mr. Tower Bishop Potter. Dr. NlchoIas Mur@aS
-, -esi7an+ az Columbia University, and Or.
IvflIiar, ! Holland director Of the Carnegie ltu-
scum at Pittsburg
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Special Notices.
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W. VANDERBILT BUYS FoRHAM.

Frederick w Vanderbilt was the buyer Of For
ham, tract at Hyde Park. \. Y. recently sold
at auction by the Sexton estate. The purchase
price was $1. eco.
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IN DEFENCE OF KISSING.

r. .he Editor OF The Tribune.
To me - q, ,,,,,r columns to-day that a Ger
SiT' -. 49, ----~---a .-..--sEsity warns Yves
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rRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


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White Star and German tSea Post) steaTnerss
double postage Oettsrs 10 cents half ouncs) on
other lines