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New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
SALE OF SHAKESPEARE RELICS.
Collection of the Late Frederick S. Tall
medge Fetehes Good Prices.

The first section of the late Frederick B. ran,
,nadge's shakespearian library ana relcs was sou
it ri~h+ in the rooms OF the Anderson Auction
I,nenv No 3 West 23th-st.. and some unexpect-
ea;v good prices were realized The various ed,-
tions of Shakespeare did not bring remarkable
ss hut when the copy OF Ireand's Shake
sneare Forgeries' was reached the bidding became
spirited -, ;.,o1 for
This volume contains. some OF the orlginaI lot
-ies of Shakespeare documents made by W. h
ireland. 1t includes the celebrated confession oi
faith of Shakespeare and a love letter 10 Ann
Hatbaway The bidding began at so. ana pro-
eressed rapidly $40 at which price the oooA " aS
soa 40 relics made from the mulberry tree Gant
Cd br Shakespeare and cut down by the fteF; : Is
90 Gas,raiI included a caddy ana tW0 sopl.ftS fo
ne tea caddy was bought by George ~ :2tiI3t ia seo
& nc nd he also bought the goblets for 900 ana fo'
each. n -. s,Ia came when the Clara
Fisher shakespearian Cabinet vas put of up s,,dke @
apgi.n interest made time before l0SS ny py
frederick Fisher bookseller rSev 1l came into the
lse 3 OF Mr. Talirnadge in OctoPer fe 5SSoa COT
IPecfion IPaid n.' but last night 1t brought s'''4"
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
BISHOP OF NEw-YoRK IN DUNDEE
He Tells the Story of Hungry Tramp III
Course Of Sermon.

r,hs Rev Henry c. Potter D. D., Bishop of New
York upon whom the degre of LID. was on Tues
day last conferred by st. Andrews University, con-
Quoted worship In St. Margarets Episcopal Church,
Iochee Yesterday forenoon, the attendance of wor-
shippers being large. Bishop Potter preached from
ST. Matthew xxi 1873, his remarks bearing prin-
Clpally upon the words Love thy Neighbour as
thyself" The sermon throughout eminently
practical and the preacher enforced his arguments
with numerous Illustrated passages Inveighins
AGAINST dilatorfness and red tapesm in Christian
work. he said that tramp came to friend OF
his (the Bishops) and said he was very hungry
The friend asked, "Do you know the Lords Pray
er?" The tramp replied, mo; but, sir, I'm very
hungrv'' DO you know the Catechism?" mo"
said the tramp, but I'm very hungry Could
YOU learn the Lords Prayer for me?' asked the
friend Yes: but remember am hungry" well.
enioined the friend, learn 1t whilst go and fetch
a loaf" The friend accordingly brought a loaf Of
bread from his house. and started to teach the
tramp the Lords Prayer. our father which art
In heaven" he said, TO which the tramp queried-
you say our Father. He must be my Father as
well as yours-is that not so?' Yes. said the
friend cutting thin slice from the loaf. Continu-
ing the friend said. 'Hallowed be Thy name" The
tramp walled Il am very hungry Thy king
dom come" Hurry up" cried the tramp, inpa-
tiently. "and cut thicker slice off that loaf for
am terribly hungryr' That said the Bishop WAS was
tiln obseTvances-they wasted time over rormaties
tne TISt starving His Lordship thereafter remarked
HAT he had often observed people in tiamway cars
in NeW-Y OFK. anu nesio VI q
in they Immediately removed TO the other side OF
tba car In America caste prevailed TO an alarm
ing extent, and to the American people negroes.
Iindooes, Brahlnins Chinese. and Japanese did not
seem TO be the OF the same Father as that
Of white men. That altogether an erroneous
idea and MADE missionary work difficult The fore
going and number Of other illustrations were
entr1erated to show the want of appreciation or
that part of the text quoted In conclusion. Bishop
Potter said he was glad to have the opportunity
thereby he hoped TO streng len the bond of union
between the Episcopal Church in Scotland ana
Thai Of America, and also 10 promote the most
oTdal relationship between the peoples OF @ tne
two countries Bisnop Potter, with whom the Rev
] g Cater the rectcr St. Margarets, is on
terms of intimacy. from Edinburgh especlSiiy
10 visit Mr. Cater and preach in his cflu-c Inc
Bishop who pas accompanied BY HRS. Potter re-
turned to Edinburgh yesterday aftefnoon.-tDuhooe
Advertiser of October q.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Business Show Madison Square Garden.
Meeting OF the Vassar Students Aid Society.
tor. p. m. E5s-
Mas. meeting OF Independents. William NJ speak.
Cooper Union, p.
Judge Parker speaks at meeting, Csrnegfs Hall.
evening.
Meeting New-york Microscopical Society No 81
Madison-aye, p.
Lecture Japan: A Summers Cruise the Land c.
Presbyterian Church. 5tasve. 11th-st. S:16 y.
the Museum of the Geological Park.
Board of Education. p. Wad-
leigh High School. 1f6th-st, between 9Th and Sth
DR.. Frederick H. Sykes Byron dlustrsted):
Public School No 30 No. 224 East ssth-st.. DR.
Public School No 157. St Nichoas-ave. and 127th-
Professor Samuel c. Schmucker The HumnlinS
Birds History illustrated; Public School; No l3S
Parry wales and Her People dustrated): Public
School 16o. Suffolk and Riyington SITS, Francis
]. Clay Moran. The Austrian Tyrol' Qlustratcd);
Points Mission, No GO Psrk-st, near BaxteI-st
Of the Italian Immigrant Qustrated); Institute
Hall No 21s East l06th-st;, Professor James =
Monaghan. Commercial and Industrial Africa
fessor Paul Monroe. The Development OF Secondary
Ed ication Modern Times Qustfat ted); West Eide
Neigh porhood House. No sol West 5Oth-st. Charles
IL The Life of Sir Walter Scott 0Iias1
East broadway John c. Judge sen{amlna Dsfaei' as @
Earl of BeacoasfeId' Public School No: 2 5d-ase
and I68th-st S. T. willis Gulf ana F1VeT 81
Lawrence 0Iustrated) Public School No IL FORD
scandlin THE Life Saving Service Qnnstfateoo
Ionbiic School 30, 1s3dst, between BeaqInoht
and Cnnbreiing aves- Mrs Mary e cheney @ " sasn
Music' Public school No. &c. Avenue 6 between 2e,
Sth and eth SITS. Unonport DR.. John b. peplna
'.I-o-ea and Manchuria: The Land OF the Aiorhlhs
f,eim and the Gibraltar of China" tillustrated.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
A NEW DRURY LANE SPECTACLE.

Following the annual custom established with
the Importation of THE Sleeping Beauty and the
Beast Klaw & Erianger last evening presented
the latest Drury Lane spectacle. entitled THE
White Cat This piece like its predecessors,
makes its appeal entirely to the eye, book and
music being merely Incidental TO the chief object
of stage picture making. In this object the au-
thors nave succeeded 20 an amazing degree. The
White Cat" does not involve the astonishing stage
mechanism which shown in ''Humpty Dump
ty," but it presents many eye filing scenes Of re-
markable magnitude grace and beauty.
The book has been adapted to the American
stage BY Harry B. Smith, and the music is by
William Maeart, William T Hoop and Her Herbert
Miss Maude Lambert A numerous audience re-
ceived this iatest importation with cordial evi-
dences OF approval.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.

ca;c;aI Record and Forecast.-Washinston. Nov. E.
w., a,res,jon central OF Montana Monday night
- advanced to the Upper Mississippi Valley II has
oorsad some coudiness and light local rains IN ie1as
.rk.nsss Missouri. Iowa. Illinois and light snow
g., Trrner Michigan Wisconsin In all other parts
:, ~ countrv except the North Pacific Coast fair
th.- has prevailed Eastern districts low tenn
stpres continue OF an area OF hlga
central tonight on the Middle Atlantic Coast
heen a general rise in temperature in the
TI.ere I Mississippf Ms and Lower Missouri valleys
III ITTTer Mississippi Valley disturbances VIII move
du-ng the forty-eight hours ana cause
80, ans IN Ohio valley ana o"e: lake Iesloa
a6d light In the upper He aiIs,tn and Sew
nnS VII states by Friday night or sSi9Ioay II WI!
he warmer in northeastern disc,s haaas ana idr
IN .e tr SATURDAY indicated in the upper Lake
1on medo,et and the lower Ohio Valley. 90. - ,.ss,.
The WIGS Gost Win be light and variable becoming
berIy Friday night and increasing On the sSa9 .ii
atlantic S3as fresh southeast east the lower
is%ns brisE south: the upper lakes oFisk soc'h'
shifting to west Friday afternoon ro,ssn nort, will
Irbf 10 fresh winds and fair weather to the
Grand Banks
yo-4s Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey. Deam&re;
Fair warmer FRIDAY ram H---A' "'S -
day fresh south winds ,s r-, .,d ,-a--rsr
9r Disrict OF Columbia, Maryland ar atd Naii,sI %
Friday: showers Friday night or Saturday ifesN e'ui
wines Western Pennsylvania: Local rains. with rising
Friday; Saturday faiS fresh possibly pss
so9-s Wastepn New-York: Rain Friday, with rising
,.r,nsrature: Saturday clearing and soie"ht coioef
1"s.iblv brisk south winds along the lakes
local Oa1eiaI Record.-The following official record
- -. ,oceI ONCE OF Weather Bureau shows the
xs in thu temperature for the lsst tWentyfo hours
s nmns with corresponding Gate OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
THE DRAMA.
"oTHELLO."
Garden Theatre.

Robert B. Mantell appeared at the Garden The
atre ls-t night Othello. repeating an impersona-
uon not wholly unknown here. but now disclosed
uncer slightly favorable circumstances The
truth might well be told. however. first as last
regarding the widely posted laudations Of the
scenery and supporting company with which Mr.
Mante is this season surrounded The scenery IS
puhery thereof, nor does the supporting company
rise at any point above mediocrty. Mr.. Mantell
Is himself actor OF good voice and presence.
trained in the old school. and not without moments
of imagination But the total result of his minis
trations at the Garden Theatre is not a great
amount of artistic enjoyment or emotional excite
ment. Next week he will play Hamlet.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
ossERvE CARNEGIE FOUNDERS DAY

pittsbure Nov. 2.-The tenth annual ceIenraiioii
10 FOUNDERS Day, in honor OF Andrew CARNEGIE
founder OF the institute, was observed at Caiiioso
.L,. ,ftar~oon General A. ". Greely
.r rsar NJ the United States Signal Corps, ana
sfelvI1le E. Stone general manager of The Asso-
cIsted Press were the guests of honor and delivered
the principal addresses
The following awards were anhouhceo III TIC ~
nual art competition:
-. ra fvo,d medal and prize of 81 ,5o9)-Lu-
csan Simon for picture. entitled Evening IN d
S@noad, award tsiver medal and prize of iNg.-
tsdrard ". Redheld, for picture entitieo Inc
Thiri award (hronze medal and prize or *SSO-
f,hiIde HasAAm for picture, entitled june.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
.,e OGDEN MILLss ARM BROKEN.

fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ,,,u..a
r.,,hIreensie N. Y. Nov. 2.-Mrs ogaen MILES
. vas broken this afternoon when she "@s
thrown from the back Of horse Inc eaH niles
tsSne,sS ~ at Mrs Ms's home. ABOUT eeEen ms tT .
se thts cIty She being assisted 10 o .lLo
FINALS back preparatory 10 taking rue ili IA @
The horse became frightened IN Suns
ngr le and iurchins SIDE. threw MIS- Bills
10 the ground with great violence O'eaAi-a i'-
-. o-oo ~ -r,ad info the house, and
~ =. tbe chauffeur. sent 10 this city iof III
one p;!lson Poucher. DR.. Murphy. OF StaatSouIs s.
w.s also summoned and Dr. Bun, OF rev 90 % ~ -
49, sent for arriving a late aIteiiiooL -
whjch made special stop at StaIISDuIs ,t;iis
Srartire was successfully reduced, ana MIS- Milo
IS resting comfortably.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
cowLEs TO RETURN TO WASHINGTON

Washington. Nov Formal orders were an
nounced at the Navy Department to-day, detach-
ing Captain ". S. Cowles from command of the
battleship Missouri on November 20 and assigning
Captain e. c. Pendleton his successor. Captain
Cowles will to Washington npon relinquish-
ing his command, and will his duties as
naval aid to the President under his former orders
not having been detached from that duty when he
went to the Missouri Having concluded tour of
duty at sea, Captain Cowles will be assigned to
some position here when vacancy occurs which
Is to be filled by officer of his rank. Captain
Cowles IS a brother-in-law Of the President.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

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New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
will WELCOME GENERAL PORTER

rb. Union League Clubs meeting next inula' I'.'S
e uiII welcome home General Horace Porter
ho has been absent for several years as AiloaS's1
dor to france Joseph H. Choate WIZ ps 9s ~ atbsr
~ oaakers at the reception. Among tne olNel
me- tne sp 1I1 be Secretary Shaw. of the Treasury
1enartment, Morris K. Jesup, PRESIDENT Oh Inc Inc
Chamber of Commerce; President barles 6
LoI0s snar;e Secretary OF the Navy and in ba
j. tolat s FER the reception supper %Iit %tih, To
Sigsbee- ot,h Will also give its first art exilDi-
.fcr1 of the
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
SHERIDAN MONUMENT UNVEILED.
Widow and Daughter Of Famous Cavalry
leader Attend Ceremonies at Somerset.

Somerset Ohio Nov. 2-Thousands OF people
s perry and adjacent cities were here to-day to
i+r..s the unveiling of the monument to General
Phil Sheridan.
The widow of the famous leader, his two daugh-
ters his brother Brigadier General NJ '. sheridan
snS others of the Sheridan family attended the
unveiling . -, 49,. .o,,,r,.,. IN ,ba
ctate and Governor Herrck formally accepted 1t in
sneech reviewing the career of the famous cavalry
issger Miss Mary Sheridan daughter OF General
Sheridan, unveiled the monument, and CorporaI
Tanner Of the Grand Army of the Republic 1ol-
lowed In the speech of the day.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
o,NNER TO THE REV. DIX. iorrG"

The Baptist Social Union gave dinner as. aaa 1r
. ~. Hotel savoy in welcome of the Fev. ,,lo., Dl
Kerr Royce Tupper the new pastor Oh tne as for 1a
..o pantist Church Covers were lalu Ioi ~
Avenue D~p ~ Do, Or + B. Calvert presided IN
ePadod in the was the Rev Ss pas
Peters, VINO 0tiia 5aInhta The Rev. DR.. Inppet
Was Scheduled to speak on Says 6ne to do next
said he would leave that Ior MI 'e'
Jnyro
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

Hampstead Long Island Nov Z-s1.,,s Z-Ausus'
mont who has been seriously sick for some "eehs
T., NswyorJs hospital where he was operated on
for appendicitis. came to Hampstead from Dons
island City this afternoon in speciai tram ose
the Long Island Railroad He Yas ;naf arG' ~ and
his valet Several carriages we're AVE-, re ar
r:ssI os the train they were driven ,o3
r. Mr Belmont's country seat east oa o. ,,as
- U,sra hS viii remain quietly for soins uiiio-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Postonicc Notice.

Should read DAILY by all interested. changes
may at time,
Foreign mails for the ending November 4. 1905.
will close (promptly in all the General Post
office follows: Registered and Parcels Post Mails close
at the General Postoce hour earlier than closing
time shown below Parcels-Post Mails for Germany
close D. m. October so and November q.
Post Malls for Great Britain and Ireland
dispatched by the White Star Line on Wednesdays an1
by the American Line Saturdays. An additional
dispatch by Cunard Line when q Cuuard
steamer sails later than the American Line
steamer the day. The Psrcels-Post Mails close
hour before the regular mails
Mail for Barbados and Great Britnn and
Ireland CANNOT be registered.
Regular and Supplementary mails close mt Foreign
Station (corner OF West ard Morton half
later than closing below
mentary Mails Europe. Central America
Colon. close one hour later Foreign Station.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BREsLIN-F. Donner Consul General Gen aid to 1dS 1hS
West west rd tlo'FS England CAMBRIDGEBaron Speck
non sienbqT srman sern RI me FIFTH 4
ElE;X-iso Abiram chamberlain. Con,
necficut HOTEL EAtPIRE-1A Naga3' 1Inperiadi pd
and Marquse de Pinan del Rio. Havana I MlRRA1 -
diI dII TIidge S J. Bryant. New Haven NEITHER
Nn|Narouise des Monsters Merinville SWitzer-
iiand. Dr C. s Brock, Switzerland.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
MISS WOOD SUES PLATT AGAIN.
Wants $15o,Oo0 from Senator and -Four
Others for Alleged Wrongs.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

Omaha. Nov 2.-Mae Wood, an ex-employe
of the Postoffice Department, at washington,
this afternoon filed another Of the numerous
suits In which Senator Platt Of New-Iork'
figures. The amount sued for Is s1oe'ooo' anu
senator Platt F. H. Platt, Robert j. Wynne,
W iIlian Loeb and j. Martin Miller are the de-
fandsnts The suit is brought because of al
,apsd wrongs done Miss Wood by the defendants
while she was in New York City in October
1903
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
GOVERNOR FLOWERS NIECE WEBS.
Surprises Friends by Marriage to Former
scout Under General Macarthur.
e. T.,svrsnh 10 the Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph to The Tribnne.l
crast Rarrfngton Mass, Nov. 2.-'The marriage
o.aa hara TODAY of Miss Mabel Rose French
aorgbter Of DR. and Mrs. Theodore w. French ana
prandniece of the late Governor Flower ano
charles Palmer Champion. Of Afford VINO serveu
as scout under General Macarthur in the Fhiilp-
mines IT was surprise to all their IrehSs, as hit
house for them on his estate
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
VIRGINIA TO CHANGE ITS DATE.
It Had Been Expected That the Holiday
Would Be on November %.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

(By Telegraph to The Iripuhe-l
Richmond, Va, Nov. 2.-The fourth Thursday IN
November will not be Thanksgiving Day TINS year
AS the fifth Thursday has been designated oy ths
President of the United States the Governor of the
Old Dominion will issue his proclamation 10 con-
form to that of the President - r. -.
Secretary Ritchie wrote to Secretary Loen ,o. a.
Washington regarding the matter, as Tor many
years the fourth Thursday has been deSlsnaIeo, ~
Thanksgiving. Secretary Loeb replied by saying
that the President would designate Novemoer So ~
The Presidents decision in the matter mas createo
some surprise in this State, 1t having been senea,y
conceded that the date of Thanksgiving wouio De
the same as in former years. Many persons hau
made their arrangements accordingly.
The New international Encyclopedia says that
"since 1854 the President has appointed day Of
THANKSGIVING Casually the last Thursday In Novem-
ber) and his proclamation has generally been toi-
lowed by similar proclamation from the Governors
of the several States" Johnson's universal Cyclo
peda says: THE day, which is usually the fourth
Thursday Of November, is designated by procla-
nation signed by the Governor or the Preslden{t
"a it is only once in half dozen years thae the
fourth Thursday of November Is not the iss, isst
THURSDAY the fnfrequency with which the nItn
Thursday Is designated for the holiday has created
the impression that the fourth Thursday Is always
the date.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
TO ADMINISTER TRAvERs ESTATE.

Letters of administration have been granted by
Surrogate Thomas the estate of William r.
Travers. who committed suicide about the end Of
September. to his sister, Maria L. Wadsworth. The
value OF the personal property is said to be $500 CO.,
The value of the real estate Is unknown.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

HICKS-SCHEBI.E-On Wednesday. November 1, 1902
residence Of the brides parents. Toledo Onto
by Rev. A. NJ. Rihbany. Rosta. daMghter OF Dr
and Schebe. to William Leonard
Hicks. of Glen Cove Long Island.
EJoWF}-FTEr owEs-on November 2. at Chapel Of Pres
byterian Church. Enyiewood, y. J.. by the Rev 5 M
Hamilton, Elizabeth Irene Feiowes daughter OF MT
ard Mrs. Ernest T. Fellowes, TO Morgan X Howe
MF,T(rALF-HAII-On November p 1903. at the Church
~ The TransfcIration Rev. George C. fioush-
ton D D. Susie r. daughter Of the late John l.
Hall. and Bryce Metcalf.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
~ ur,rna IN GRAND OPERA.

Miss Edith Helena, Of this city, VINO mas nes
<,aine IN various European music nails for seVei sew
slis.s "a annesred in grand opera in Bucharest on
nc+nhar q and g. singing the leading Harl aTs Of Of
0.TroViata" The King and queen al anu unrfnrmance
aI "a amilv attended the opening pefioi
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
rRASsPACIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

The schedule Of closing OF TranspacIhc Malls is ar
an the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
OF sailing The final connecting malls
Transpaclhc Malls dispatched via Van
o-,,er Seattle. which close m
nyeytos dayl close the General POstofice New-Yor
'frIris Australia Except West, and New Caledonia
yia Vancouver and Victoria. B c. close at u ?. n
~-overlber 4 dispatch per s 8 Moana
Tanan Korea China and Philippine Islands.
San Francisco. close az q m November 10 for dis
patch per 8 Mongolia
raID-n Korea, China Philippine Islands Especially
'agsdressed onlyl via Tacoma. close at Novem-
ber II for dispatch per g . Tyceus
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via San Francisco close
~ zSaIand Australia except West. New Caledonia
csroa Hawaii FIJI Islands. via Francisco
cIrea 4 o. November Is for dispatch q
(If I Cunard steamer carrying British
mali ror New Zealand does not arrive in TO con
meet wiIh dispatch extra mails-closng $50 a.
~ a.3G a IA. and 8 ? N. Sundays at 4S0 m 0 A
m sr6 D. n.-wtli be made and forwarded untiI
Janan Except PareelsPoSt Maiis). Korea. China and
tifrnlre Islands. via Vancouver Victoria Il g
close az s p. November q for dispatch per s. a.
of China
and Essern siberia Il az present forwarded Russia
NOT.EUnIess otherwise addressed. Australia 4.
forwarded via Europe: New Zealand san Franciso
Via British India-ths quickest phiifppin4s sns
addressed via Europe be fully nres,sIs
at foreign rates. Hawaii 5 forwarded via san
Francisco exclusively. Parcels-Post Mails Mex,
Zealand and Australia Including West Australia) ara
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM Il. WILCOX Pos.rnasssv.
fcs,oraes. New-ferl- n. T. octobsr 81 fafn