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POStOmce Notice.

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Foreign mail. for the week any eydins Angus. will
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N MEMORY or WOLFE TONE.

Dublin. Aug. 1.-THE whole city is fate to-
day in connection with the laying Of the founda-
ton stone Of the monument I'm memory Of Wolfe
Tone
The municipal Offices and many business houses
are closed. Scores Of thousands 81 excursionsts
are arriving. ana delegates are in attendance from
the United States. Australia. South Africa. France
and Italy
There an immense procession to the size Of
the monument. II included representatives OF all
the civic and trade societies. who followed n me-
mortal car containing the foundation stone. which
was decorated with flags presented by the Daugh-
ters OF Erin 90 Association. % New-York CITY.
John O'Leary and Captain OConnell OF New
York headed the procession. which occupied two
hours in passing given point. james Stephen
also rode in opcn carriage.
Mr. OLcary laid the stone with silver trowel
sent from Connecticut by granddaughter OF
Wolfe Tone. In the evening the Lord Mayor en-
tertaincd the delegates.
on the return of the Belfast contingent to that
city at II O'Clock tonight fierce fight ensued be-
tween the contingent and n crowd which had
gathered and was awaiting their arrival Stones
and other missiles thrown and many persons
were injured.
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KANSAS BANK CASHIER MISSING.
GEORGE A. KrMMEr. OF ARKANSAS CITY, MYS-
TERfOUSLY DISAPPEARS-AC-
COUNTS CORRECT.

Arkansas City Kan. Aug. l5-George A. KIM
mel. cashier OF the Farmers State Bank OF this
city. IL missing. His case IS most mysterious and
hts friends fear that he has been made away with.
Mr. Kimmel left Arkansas City on July %. taking
$1,000 worth OF township bonds to the State Treas
AZ Topeka. He delivered the bonds and sent
back TO his bank draft covering the full amount
OF the transaction. on the following day Mr.. Kim
mel went TO Kansas city and registered the
Midland Hotel. During the forenoon he telephoned
from the hotel 20 a Kansas City bank in which
he had money deposited 20 send him $500. The
money was sent as directed. and since that time
absolutely nothing IL known Of his movements
An examination Of the bank here proves the cash
ers books 10 be correct in every detail.
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FUNERAL or ISAAC Fl. BROMLEY.
SERVICES IN THE CENTRAL BAPTIST
CHURCH. OF NORWICH CONN

Norwich. Conn. Aug. 10 (SpeciaD The funeral Of
Isaac II. bromley was held yesterday in this city.
where he was born. and where he spent the earlier
part OF his active life The services conducted
at the Central Baptist Church by the Rev Leonard
Woos"y bacon. and were simple and impressive.
a reading from the Scriptures was followed by a
prayer and by the hymn Lead. Kindly Light"
which was beautifully sung by quartet Of mixed
voices. The members OF the family present were
Mr.. Bromey's widow and his only SON Isaac Brom-
icy. OF New Haven. with his wife and their three
young children. The pallbearers six members
OF Mr.. Bromley's class at Yale-thccass OF So
namely. General Edward Harland OF Norwich
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r. H. SOTHERN'S NEW PLAY.

Philadelphia Aug. ia large and appreciative
audience tonight witnessed for the first time on
any stage r. H. Sothcrns new play "A Shhngs
Worth" The play was given Mt the South Broad
Street Theatre Ii was written by Grace Living
stone Furness and Abby Sage Richardson. Mr.
Sothcrn as the hero. has one OF those romantic
and dashng parts for which he Is adapted. ana
Miss Virginia Harmed. as the heroine, has grace
ri mart we'll suited TO her qualities Mr.. Sothern Is
supported ny his regular company, which Includes
;nn Selten c. p Flockton and owen Fawcett
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TIE president ~ THE CITY.

Vice-Presiden' Garret A. Hobart was In this city
Yesterday for n few hours SO far could be as
certained his visit not In any way connected
with political matters. and his presence In town
was probably due to private business. lie took
hroakf,s, at the Waldorf Astoria about 10 o'clock
and he left the city IN the afternoon. AT his home
in Paterson " J. last night. II was said that the
Vice President had returned 20 Lake 'hhnpihn.
where ne Is spending his vacation
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sTTRO'S ESTATE SAID TO BE INSOLVENT

San Francisco Aug l5.-"The Evening Post says
,hot he e. 90 900 estate OF the late Adolph Sutro IL
,,.o,,ept and that unless the creditors agree to
wihdraw their claims for the time being the cs-
tate will be hopclcssly swamped. Much OF Sutros
property is mcrtgaged. ard the interest and other
r,acnssary expenditures are eating the estate up
andy The executors of ths estate say that II
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DENYING BOOLEy'S CHARGES.

London. Aug. lj.-in the Bankruptcy Court to-day
the Register listened TO a number OF unmportant
disclaimers and explanations in connection with
The charges made by Ernest Terah iooley. the
company promoter now under examination in bank
ruptcy proceedings.
These included statements by the counsel for
Lord Winchsea by representatives OF Sir Edward
sullivan and by the solicitor for Mr.. Beall, whom
Mr.. Hooley had publicly charged with heing one
OF the greatest blackmailers in London"
$40 hearing was adjourned to Monday next.
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LONDON HAS 4 HOT DAY.

London Aug. l5.-This is the hottest day London
has known for a long time The ST. Johns Am
bulance stan is out in full force and is treating
scores Of cases Of heat prostraton.
Upward OF n hundred and fifty cases were treat
ed at the various hospitals before o'clock in the
afternoon. number OF policemen were overcome.
The surgeons found that their prostraton was due
10 swelling OF the legs and feet. produced by the
heat from the asphalt and wood paving on which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND O-DAY's FORECAST
Washington Aug. 1.-THE temperature has risen from
the Rocky Mountains the Atlantic coast except fall
IN Western Nebraska Showers have occurred IN the
lake regions and threatening conditions prevail in the
Eas, Gulf States. Showers he expected In the Up
per Mississippi Valley. the lake regions the South At
lar tic and East Gulf Generally fair weather is
iniica ed elsewhere pressure higher the
Atlantic states and on the North Pacific coast and has
rls, north Of Montana.
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INTERNATTONiL CHESS TOURNAMENT.
COIN DEFEATS sCHALLoPP. AND sHowALTER
BEATS ALBIN.

Cologne. Aug 15.-The chesspiayers contested the
eleventh round Of their international tournament
this morning when the pairing follows:
Charousek VS.. Henrichsen. Janowski VS.. Gotf-
scha Fritz VS.. Poriel Schaopp vs. Cohn. Schiffcrs
". Tschigorin. Schlechter vs.. Steinitz Albn vs.
Showalter and Burn vs.. Berger.
When adjournment taken at o'clock
Janowski had game against Gottschall.
Schlcchter had beaten SteirltZ Alhn had gone down
before Showdter and all the other games were ad-
journod in even positions.
This evening the following additional results had
been recorded. Charousek defeated Heinrichsen ::
Janowski beat Gottschail: Fritz went down before
Popiel Schaopp was beaten by Cohn; Schiffers
succumbed to SchallOpp. Sch.ffcrs proved no match
for TschigCrin. ami Burn and Berger drew.
Following are the totals OF all the games lost and
h. ,nnu
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ONE WHO APPRECIATED Mr.. BROMLEY.
HE HOPES THAT SELECTIONS FROM HIS WRITINGS
WILL BE PUBLISHED

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: very sorry 20 read In your yesterdays
issue Of the death Of Isaac II. Bromley ! have
always felt kindly interest In the man. whom |
never met, b. OF the quiet. but telling. hu-
NOR which pervaded his various writings and cnn
well understand wig Mr.. Dcpcw calls him the He
and wit OF the Yale alumni! gatherings" Mr.. Dcpcw
has good reason for saying this. for he furnished
the subject for OF the most delightful bits OF
fun -"Our Chauncey"-that has been written IN
many a day. Soon after 1t appeared IN your col
umns found | had II all committed 70 memory by
reason OF frequent pcrusals. After the poem ap-
peared In book form u fiiend sent me a copy ~ II.
1t then that vcntured 10 call the author
attention 10 a slight slip OF classic reference his
use Of Delhi for "Delph'-and his prompt and
courteous reply returning thanks ana apologiEng
for the "hetcrea phcmy.'' IS kept I'm a safe Ilar'
among my literary treasures. sincerely hope that
Mr.. Depew suggestion will be adopted. ana that
book made up OF selections from Mr.. bromley
writings VIII soon appear. &. II. BALLARD
Middletown Springs. VI. Aug. u. 1895.
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D. d. ZfEGLER NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

York Penn. Aug. I'D. d. Zieger. an attor-
ncy OF this city. this afternoon nominated as
the Democratic candidate for Congress from the
XIXth District. composed OF the counties of York.
Adams and Cumberland. Adams County refused to
partlcipatc in the conference on account of the
apportionment muddles George J. Benncr. Demo-
crat is the present Congressman from this dis
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MRS. ROMERO BI RED.

CITY Of Mexico. Aug. l5.-The body OF MIS-
Romero wife OF the Mexican Minister at Wash
trgton which was brought here by her husband.
has been buried and the funeral was attended by
neople of the highest Official circles. The Minister
viii soon return Washington.
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PORTTGAL'S CABINET RESIGNS.

SENIOR LrCANIO WILL FORM THE NEW MN
rsTRY- NAMES OF TIE FORMER OFFICERS
Lisbon Aug 1.-THE Ministry has resigned. and
senior Jose I.ucanio has been charged with the
task Of forming Cabinet.
Tho retiring Cabinet was made up as follows:
Premier and Minster 4 the interor-JOSE LUCIANO
III; CASTRO
Minister - Foreign Arairs-HENRIQrE DE BARROS
COMES.
Minister of Finance FREDERICK RESSANO GARCIA.
Minister ~ Justice and Worship FRANCISCO DE VEGA
BEINAp
Minister 4 War-General FRANCISCO MARIA pE
CrNfIA
Mlniste- Of Marine and colonies FRANCISCO FEiIs
EERTO DlAS COSTA.
Minister u Public Works Industry and Commerce A.
IL SIZE IOSE HA - MIN
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FIRE RACTNG N PORT LTMON.

Colon. Colombia Aug. l5.-According 10 pri-
vate dispatch received here to-day from Port
Lnon. seaport town OF Costa Rica. on the east
coast destructive fire was raging there yester-
day
The dispatch gives no particulars
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For England. fair; southerly winds.
For Eastern New-York. partly cloudy weather: prob
ably with showers northern portion southery winds.
For the District Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
New Jersey Delaware Maryland ard Virginia. partly
cloudy father: southeasterly winds.
For Western New-York. Western Pennsylvania and
OH, threatening weather. with showers the lakes
fresh o brisk southery winds.
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LORD MAYORS VISIT POSTPONED.

London. Aug l5.-The Hon. Horatio David Da-
vics the Lord Mayor OF London. has postponed his
projected American tour indefinitely. on account
OF the illness OF his wife.
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Theobad Wolfe Tone was the real originator OF
the Irish movement that eliminated in the Rebel
lion OF 1885 lie founded the United Irishmen
Tone WAS Protestant. but he had imbibed So
of that day. whose influence counteracted his own
In Wexford. where the instruction went iurthest
the ablest leaders priests. but they acted
against the policy OF their Church. Tone offered
his services TO William Pitt but they were de-
clined. He left most interesting account OF his
Partisan adventures and hts tomb 10 still the OBJ
ject OF annual pilgrimage.
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time Is given them possible demand will be
met. and that there will he large residue Tor
the heirs The attorneys for the Sutro estate deny
that there t. anothe Will and say that Mrs
kluGe's claims groundless
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-16

Tomorrow the twelfth round will be played in
the following order Steinitz agt Abin. Tschigorin
agt Schccnter. Cohn agt. Schners. Popiel agt.
Schallopp, Gottschall agt Fritz, Heinrichsen agt.
Jlnowski. Burn aRt. Charousek, and Berger agt.
ShCHatcr
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The TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Collection taken by the Rev. d. l.. Moody dur
ing the present convention Of Christian Work. -
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Charles and Katharine Niles Calumet Mich. l0W
Mrs r.. Mciarvey. Iolmhead. Va.............. - 10
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Katherine Harris. secretary. oW
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Mrs George dc r Lord Observation-Disclosures. 5000
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Previously acknowledged. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1887 -
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IT IS SAID THAT HE WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE
FOR THE GOvERNORsHlP NOMINATION
Cornelius ~ Bliss. Secretary OF the Interior.
was In this city yesterday. and spent n few hours
at his Office in Duanc-st talking with his part
ners about business affairs He 10 this city
on the boat from Long Branch. He declined 70
talk about political affairs. but some OF his friends
in the city who met him yesterday said no had
decided 10 remain in the Cabinet and would not
permit the Of his name as candidate for
Governor under any circumstances His friends
said last evening that he had returned TO Wash
ington late In the afternoon.
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Mears-The comrades OF George Washington Post, No.
1913 c. A r. requested attend the funeral OF their
late comrade Major Charles E. Mears from his late resi-
dence. No. rs West Jersey St. Elizabeth y. j..
TUESDAY 18th inst at o'clock p m .
BY order Of W. u. WHIPPLE Commander.
ROBT. l.. 81 RNETT. AdJutant.
Military Order. Loyal Legion United States. Com
mandery state OF New York Companions informed
OF the death Of Major Charles T. Nears. Funeral
vices VIII be held at No Us West Jerseys, Elizabeth.
to-day at o'clock D. Companions requested to
attend
by order u Major General GRENvILI.E NJ. DODGE,
L. :. Vols. Commander. \. NOEL BRAKEMAN, Acting
Assistant Paymaster. late L. :. Navy. Recorder.
Veterans % the eth Regiment a requested to
funeral service OF Major Charles T.. Mears
eighth c)mpsnv). at Elizabeth. " j.. Tuesday.
August l6 ls.,s. al O'Clock p.
THOMAS DIMoND Colonel.
A.-The Kensico Cemetery.-Private station.
Harlem Railroad A. minutes ride from the Grand C>nt
Uepo. Office. 10 Eat 42d-st.
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Tribune Ohice. Aug TO- l a. m.-The weather yes
teriay fair and The temperature ranged be-
tween - and s3 degrees the ts desres being
ia degrees higher than that OF Sunday and ~ degrees
lower than that Of the corresponding day OF last year
The weather In this vicinity to-day viii be partly
cloudy.
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rR,er,NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure Indicated by Inc Tribune self
recording barometer The ioted line the tempera-
recordei Perrys Pharmacy.
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DIED..

nS%SsA F$'fsssss y. Is .ss''' 1854
Tuesday afternoon at 2:so o'clock w.
Relatives and friends invited
BEEINIG-At New Milford. Conn. August H. 1893.
Mary r. wife Of Revere ~ Brenis in her sls, year.
Funeral services at ard burial from her late residence
Train leaves Grand Central station via ~ Y. ~ H. and
II. r. r., a. m
Brown widow Of James b. Hall. in the s7h year Of
ward 7. Nichols. Morrsiown. a, 5 O'Clock n.
Intsrm r'sri''a at M iiiit n. conn conn
Utica tN. " papers please copy.
HAMILToN-A; his home. in Waterbury. Conn. August
II, David y. Hamilton. in his 7ith year
tuesday. August i6 at 3 o'clock
bert, b. Haskell. of samuel s and Elizabeth
Funeral services TUESDAY ish inst, at o'clock. g. the
,r, ssPdn s Ms her sss:::
Funeral private
5iHsi Marion saonstail' only daughter Of Clarence
, g and Clara Campbell Howard. aged years months
JoNT:S-In this city Monday August Is. in the s9th
year Of her age. Lucy Ann. widow OF the Rev. Lot
Funeral THURSDAY at II at her late residence.
roRTER.A Great Neck. Long Island Angus, 10. 1895:
b. Rea Porter. ~ %. u '"''' w. anu Wv
Funeral Services Al cnrists Church Manhasse'. Long
Conveyances a Great Neck station on arrival OF 2o2
?. m. train from Long Island city.
PRINCE-After short Illness stamford Conn. Sat-
urday morning August 10. Mary b. Bergen, wife OF
George ). Prince
Funeral services her late residence No Hayt-st
stamford. Conn. on Tuesday afternoon August IT, ct
l2lJ .. m.
Interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn.
TOR3EY-At HOntclair. y. j., August l3. his 18th
year, julius Pratt Torrey
Funeral 2:3O p m. Wednesday August II.
No. IL Walnut Crescent. Montcair.
Interment convenience OF the family.
TURNBt'LIl-At MorristoUn " j.. on Sunday. August
l.. :. Navy.
Funeral private
WESTON-At Tarrytown. y. Y on August IA. william
c. Weston. father u Mrs +. NJ. Robinson. in the 9th
year OF his age.
Funeral Church. Tsrrytown y. Y.
Wednesday, August Il. a 8 o'clock 2.
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BOWNE-At Poughkeepsie. " Y. August II. 1893,
Charles Edward Bovine. IN his slst year.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 100 Cannon st.,
Tuesday afternoon 2:30 o'clock
Relatives and friends invited.
The herald., 1898-10-17

Sec. 8. The officers Of tho City Of I,os
Angeles shall be:
Mayor;
Nine members Of the council;
City Treasurer;
City Tax Collector;
City Auditor: