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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIEs. ETC

TUEsDAT-At go a m for NsNtogndlana. per 5
Ss eGs'e ess Fs s ana s9qa Sss aass: ses nus. .s %
kas5se a. 10 n m for 6.,: 5nasu9 o,is ana asi gr Per
per s. Norman Prince: az p for Jamaica. Per
wE6NesbIY 10 a n t55 Porto Rice per
y -, n = s'T BE- alo "a Ia IN 800
FOR North Brazil 6e a'rsStsd per Hensehsl:
Cman must be directed per NIatauzas,); a. I
isupPlsInsniary i;sG ,. - Tor TurSs island and
fH1 RsIt1-At p m toE 1Geassn t9IaPeseS IsesSs5 S
pogrso s Tor shr pss 81 MszisS and Tor caSs
P' fp 6s aeOsq Per ysg s M tr a Jass
per 5. ;. Admiral SAMPSON froal Boston,
81 T5oas s '9 co x T. L.svls ana WaaaTd Islands
ana De sgaga per NAasas; a. a. ~ 4;, =; m sae2 &
Haiti psTt-su-PriPcs t9-s 9 ana JsTsms per . &ar1a-
Sask; - ~ = m tsupPlsasnTsT9 lgSV 50 a. n TOT .9,-
Athos tnail tog Costa Rica must be directed psT
for porto Rieo via san Juan lracio ana Venezuss
per na must 81 fss3ed % 4 70. sRs q Il
a: m foE Tueatan per 3 E2ysnsdals va a Presrsso;
.: S9taari.a Xssyt,s5 eisaSs ssa
M.s mus ,5 BE sgsSSs gs s q, % North sydney .
Thsnes ~ ssf sT; & sis S Al @ satS %3.S
and n safHrssy Mails tor Msaslon. on rs % sostoa
and thence @oss this oes daily at $50
shtnee by steamer. close A. tss once aaily Csxssss
asg Sha wsaa.saas n ana Frisay1 Nails Ter MsSiSs ey
ovsEssnd unless sgesslS aa4Tesse e. SiaPsSSh sS
p m Malls sor Costa Riea, bv Cah 70 Mosils aad fcT
Belize Puerto Cortsz and Guatemala. BY rail New
Orleans and thence BY close this once day
a. tS (conneclias closes hess Tuesdays for Costa
Rico Toldays tor Belize. Puerto Cortez ana Qua
tsmala- tRsEistsFsd man closes a, ,. Pgsvioas
6ay
TRANSPA-IFIC MAILS.
Mails Hawaii Cstaa. Japan ana Philippire Islands
San Francisco eloss here daily s so D. up 20
August t2f. Inclusive FOR cispaEcA per Ha1SScHg
Maru. Mails for Hawaii. Japan China ana Palippine
Islands VIA SSn Francisco. close here daily $50
?. up September u. Inclusive eoF dispatch par
o China Mails Tor Australia (sNcspt est Australia.
Sew-Zealaad aawat. FIT and samoan Islands VIA
San Frarclsco close he~e dsuv $50 ,. after
AUsasr TO ana up September IL inclusive, aay
% arrival of Camaan:a. cue New-YorE Sep
tsmbeF ~. for dispatch Marpos&, Nails tor
China and Japan, Vancouver close here daily n
$3.50 . up September "A. inclusive. dispSleh
per EInpress q China (ressterei -
directed VITA NaacouverH Mails for Hawaii.
Fgaaeisoa. here daily $50 p Up Ssptsn-
Der TIA Inclusive Tor disnatch per :, Australia.
Mails Australia (cxeeas West Australia which sosx
via Elrope and Nsw-Esaand witch goes via san Fran
eseo Fii Islands via Vancouver. close here daily
$3.50 ., N. up September us. inclusive. tor 1s-
patch per Warrrnoo supplementary mails. via
Seattle cicsc $50 ?. n. September ft6l
schedule % ciosrE is the PFesuEnP
Their uninterrupted overland FRessfera3
urail closes at 3 D, N. previous DAY.
CORNELIUS VAN COTE F0stEsstsE
Postofiee. Nsw-TeFk. y T.. August II. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
THE PASSING THRONG.

General Adam King. of Baltimore while IN the
had years ago when stump
GETTING ing In Maine 81 had spoken In
MOMENTUM the afternoon at Phillips. little
IN MAINE town near the Rangelsy Lakes
he said "and some twelve miles
from Farrnington. where was due at a meeting
that evening. funny little narrow gauge
railroad, that peld little attention 20 curves and
none at all to grades, connected the two places.
There was, however train running at a time
convenient for my plans. and had recourse to
animal motive power 10 meet my engagements. A
shaky. country made buggy. pair Of rough coated
horses and freckle faced country lad TO drive
them what mine host obtained for me. ana
thus 7 started for Pennington The road was up
hill and down dale the whole way As soon as
would begin descent that boy would yell like
a red Indian and lick the horses until we were
going at full galIop. The buggy swayed feartully.
and after second hill had gone down in this
weird manner interposed objection and some ad-
and lungs to them downhin in this manner.
also hinted that II might be detrimental TO the
health OF those behind them should an accident
as to the why he drove IN such manner.
wall he replied eonfidentaly. you see, It's this
ere way: The road to Farmngton is all up ana
down hill and ef yen send the nSgs down .,sSs 9Hs
fRns f sa"1 wha PrsSiS HSa aad @ then y @
answered. 'aonumentum, that's IT. that's what
they call 1t on the railroad And Just then nav
ing made the summit he proceeded 70 give me an
example Of getting up 'n2onunentum tnat caused
though, for he landed in Pennington in time
for my meeting.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

B1ssE1LS-chA-les Rod.rck Blssen died on Saturday.
August Is. at his residence. as East 2sth-st.
Funeral his late residence. Monday. August 90
p m.
pendicitis walter Sanford Conrad son of the las DE-
Harry B. Conrad aged p.
Funeral hs late residence lSS West SOh-st,
Monday evening. August 20 az O'CLOCK
GREEN-suddenly. at Atlantic City. August la. Henry
Funeral services at his late residence in Eastoa Penn
Monday afternoon, August 20. at O'clock
private. at tbs co lvenience or the family.
HALL \, Rye. n. Y, 10. 1900, Catharine T.
Spencer wife Of DR.. Samuel Hall and daughter Of the
late Mark Spencer.
4 convenience Of family,
JONEs-At the residence of her nsphsw John Daniels.
ir at On Saturday after
Jones ana edes' daughter OF the late Colonel Lewis
< storms. OF this city, IN The sIIh year OF her age
Funeral al address. tuesday. ltSo p m.
Interment AZ PeekskiN
Peeksku papers please copy.
MATHEws-or August IS. at Troy Hills. n. j.. FRED
srck B. Mathews in the i2d year of his age.
Funeral private
MITcHELL~-At MS residence. No 2os West Io2t-st.,
New-York city August Is. 1900, David Mitchell sged
Funeral service al Calvary Baptist Church. 57thst
9th and 7th aves Tuesday August 81. at p m
Friends and relatives are invited.
Providence papers please copy,
MoREoRp-on Saturday, August IS. Elizs Lee wife at
Charles A. MorfaTd ana daughter OF the late Cooasl
James Lee, IN the list year Of her
Funeral residence No. 80 West iTth-st Tues
day morning. AZ IL O'Clock
PENDLETON-At his residence Gremklla ana PeadIeton
Pendleton. thu 66th year ef his
Funeral from his late resdepce Monday August 20 al
IL a, IN.
Boat leaves O whitsAa-sL. Manhattan. st 10
Intermsnt az WeadlaW
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POSITION OF THE BROOKS COMET,

Geneva N Y. Aug lS-An observation MACS
~. -tcbt hv r1r Brooks gave the following posi-
tiop in the northern of the latest dlscoV~
cred comet Right ascension. hours II minutes
declination, north. 70 degrees q minutes 1t Is now
in Cameeopardans, and is moving tnT01sB lpae pse
conet viii be only about seven degrees from
laris (he NOrtn StaTl dtlu bCIO" tIoN Seu.I'
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
TIE FUNERAL OF JUSTICE SMITH.

70 BE HELD TOMORROW AT ST. GABRIEL S
CHURCH.
The funeral OF Justice Frederick Smyth viii be
held tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock. At that time
the BODY Will be taken from the house No. Is
West Forty-sizth-st TO ST. Gabrels Church in
Ih.Ey-seventh-st. between Second and Third aves..
where solemn requiem mass will be said. II is
hol decided who will olciate but IL is thought that
I5shcp Farley and Vicar-General Mooney will be
ne celebEants
The burial viii be in the family plot in Green
VOC Cemetery. The family have requested that
10 10 noweIs oe sent The psllbeaFers viii be as fol-
EoHs Richard Croker, Justice Charles II. Van
sIunt. Justice Miles Beach Justice James Fitz
keIaio Justice Edward Patterson. Judge Rufus 2
living, eX-JudRe Charles Donohue ex-Judge Will
IN an \. Cohen. William Clapworthy, David c. Nc
lure j. Edward Simmons and Francis Higgins.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
THE TRUE CANDIDATE.
LET PLArT NOMINATE HIMSELF.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Why doesn't PIatt nominate himself for
Governor? We have no need of two. The feel
Ing is so strong through Western NewYOrk
against the organization and the canal ring
that good Republicans will support Democrat
for Governor outside OF Tammany Hall. We are
all very jealous for the National ticket. B.
Medina, Orleans County N. Y, Aug. 16 1900.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
1opeE-DAVIs WEDDING.

Boston, Aug ls-Georga Cabot Lodge and Miss
ntatiIde T5Iizabeth Frelinghuysen Davis were mar
- ,sstardav in the Church OF the Advent Mr.
Lodge is the son OF Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Of
chusetts. The bride rs re daushter OF judge
ana Mrs John Davis. Of washington
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
Ex.coRNER C0OHBS'S TERN EXPIRES.

Ex-Coroner Edward B. Coombs's term In the
Kings County Penitentary was up yesterday, but
no arrangement for paying his hne was announced
and he will probably not be liberated to-day, II
is thought his attorney Joseph A Burr VIII move
10 have his fine RENTED,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
WORK FOR DIPLOMACY NOW.
From The Troy Times.

From the present aspect Of affairs It would seem
as though there would be little II any work for
IN the thGusands Of foreign troops now on their way
70 tnina. Not a single foreign Government has
actually declared war against the empire and
unless the Chinese make some fatal mistake not
a single Government will have any excuse now
Tor such war All OF them will demand in
qefnmty OF some kind but this is a matter for
diplomacy TO deal with. -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
GERMAN EXPORTS OF SUGAR.

Berlin, Aug. 19.-Germany produced 15sO,OO tons
OF raw sugar during the twelve months ending July
81 as against 100000 tons the previous twelve
months.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

Tribune once aug. 90, l a, m.-rhs weather yesteF-
day was fair and mild. The temperature ranged
tween 60 ana 80 degrees degFees being
az degrees lower than Saturday and sH degrees
lower than Of the corresponding date Of lsAt
The weather viii continue fair.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

Ia this diagram the continuous white line shows che
changes in pressure indicated BY The TTihunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tepsra
ture as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
THE VALUE OF sTRIPPINGs.
A PHYSICIAN RECOMMENDS THE LAST
QUART OF THE MILKING. TAKEN
IMMEDIATELY

To the Editor Of The Tribune
The last quart Of the milking the strppings,
taken Immediately after milking. before 1t has
parted with any Of the animal heat. is the most
valuable thing known TO br1Hd upra sperson who is
thin and emaeIated from amy disease.
Ny theory for years has been that the strip
pings were nearly all cream which ! have demon
strated to be a fact. I also believed that when
taken Immediately after milking, while 1t con-
tanned all the animal heat and before any change
had taken place IT would be absorbed at once into
the circulation without going through the ordinary
process Of digestion. This have also found to be
true.
direct my patients to begin with half pint ana
gradually increase the quantity until at the end of
week they are taking a quart at time, or as
much they possibly drink without causing
too much discomfort This should be followed up
regularly twice day.
have known OF many people who could not drink
the cold milk or even milk which had stood for an
hour or two, and yet they could drink e quart
Immediately after milking without the slightest
arrangement of the digestive organs
In consumption the patient steadily loses IN
weight, and although the old methods are used
faithfully to try huld up the strength, yet the
patient steadily loses flesh. 1t is no uncommon
thing for my patients who have followed my In
structions to gain five pounds week In weight
No other plan have heard of has proved sue
cessful,
It should be remembered that it is important to
s select COW that Is healthy. and one that gives
these strppgs should be % aea and of eoGe @
portance that they should be taken Immediately
aIter milking While they contain all the animal
neat neat & No 9ther food Is so natural, and none has
The consumptiVe will soon find a change for the
better If the above instructions are followed
! nave tested this plan in hundreds of cases in
thousands Of people whose lives might have been
OF course. in most cases a certain amount of medi-
cal treatment is also necessary.
Saratoga Springs N Y. Aug. Is 1900. 49,
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
WORLD WIDE RELIE.
Chicago Tfmes-Herald.

From The Chicago Times-Herald.
Never were such vast mutitudes the world over
peset with such eXcruciating anxiety, never
there such world wide relief as is felt now upon
has achieved its purpose
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
AMERICAS STRONG POSITION
From The St Louis Globe-Democrat.

From The St Louis Globe Democrat
The only country which had neither possessions
IN China nor desire to gain any was the United
States. This country proclaimed at the outset that
It would accept PIT, no territory IN China: This posi-
chief reason why the United States has been able
to exert more influence over the Chinese Govern
ment than any other nation. The Administra lion
az Washington. has impressed upon Ii Hung
Chang, China representative, the truth that
China would be forced to give up the Ministers in
Peking 10 their respective Governments and that
this was done the better IL would he for
all the nations interested. particularly for China
REASON FOR KEEPING TROOPS THERE
From The Buffalo Express
The object for which our troops were sent to
China has practically been attained Up TO this
time formal has not existed, because the OBJ
ject of the Administrator has been merely to pro-
tect its representatives. But the withdrawal of
the troops of the United States may not follow
Immediately for there are minor interests that
must still be guaraed.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
FRESH AIR WORK GOES ON.
SUMMER is ALMOST OVER. BUT THERE ARE
STILL THOUSANDS OF LITTLE TENE-
MENr CHILDREN WHO HAVE
HAD NO VACATION.
HAD NO VACATION.

HAD NO VACATION.
It was not the best sort OF weather for fresh air
work. but the Tribune Fresh Air Fund sent 374
little children the couatry last week. They went
in eleven different parties. and not one of these
little people will come back to the city until he
has had two weeks OF fresh air. There were also
four day excursions up the Hudson last week and
TO 3,7S6 poor mothers and children OF the tenements
Thus there We're 4llo people In al to whom was 2
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund last week.
1t was pretty good for the middle OF august, and
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund is deeply grateI1d cS 70
The time in. which children can be sent to the
country this summer is short now, toT ne schGois @
for that much dreaded occasion There is golng
to be lively finish go this summers tresn oi1 ar
10 be sent away before the calendar closes the
week and every effort will be made to increase this
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
rooeedE of musicai given by Mrs Mary W.
Sard psossn st tasif shH fssdecs In Rondout n y
on Saturday evening August n.....'..-.'.' 80 90 60
Friend In,srysle. j. 500
Mrs l. A Mitchell Rhine6eci ............... 2o9
Result 5 Of fsir held BY the children guests Of
Hotel KaatersHIih ......'..'''''''.'-.''' o. % ~
"A Thank Offering I09
Miss adelaide Yates Mitcham. oqunQut Me-. 6599S
oreItcrT r. y made at an evening service in the par
lors Of the Antlers Hotel Lake George N y .oo
proceess or an entertainment got up by stacy
Wood and Marjorie and Vance Lauderdals. OF 80
p5ssIouIiy RsE EiaFs Fsc6aovisissi ,oo7s g
Total August ls 1900 o...................s sss44 81
Inc Bxrinetoe should have
read I'm memoriam. Bennington, Vt"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
TIE CAPTURE OF PEKING.
AMPLY SHOWN.

From The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
In the outcome of this forced march upon Pekng
with force that many held to be insufficient, and
IN race or difficulties, real and reported the wis
oom or the Administration is amply esta blshed.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
MARRIED.

LODGE-DAvIS-On Saturday, August IS. 1900, at the
Church Of the Advent. Boston. Mass George CADET
Lodge 70 MISS Asuloa hAzsoeeh ftsHnghuysen oausr-
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expression restored by CRITICAL teeth Or. Dsane
Es Ics!ti01
HeiniKke
a Bowen. ME NJ ORIAIs WINDOWS
New York
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

Every one has heard stories galore Of the pain
full ignorance of the English concerning every
American" said H. Fl. HerricK' OF
TABLES Boston. at the Fifth Avenue H4otei
TURNED ON yesterday. I'VE all know eugene
AMERICAN Fields memorable reply to the
London grande dame who after
airing preposterous ignorance of America, turned
to him sweetIy with And now. Mr.. Field, tell me
all about yourself Madam was the grave re-
sponse when they caught me was living up a
tree We have been fed these and similar anec-
dotes for generation. and now am going TO give
you one on the other side. In Far western stare
I have friend who possesses all those qualities
that make friendship possible; He was true; ne
was a gentleman: he did not lie, and you always
knew where ia find him But alas and alack, ne
was afflicted with Anglomania- 4 thoTough sPo[Is-
held his nose TO the grindstone and Kept MIN "
the West. Finally his affairs arranged themselves
so that he could take three months v4catlon
and he started 10 England to put It In nunIlne 70
hounds an ambition that had been with him ror
years About q week after he had settled down
in the country he ran up to Lend n for dinner
tfuI ITshwoman and to her he talked OF that whien
was uppermost in his mind which, needless 70 say,
compared that found in England with that TO be
found in America. Then. led on by the pleased
attention Of his companion, he fell from the high
pedestal of truth and compared the hunting 70 oe
found in the various parts Of England and also
that of Ireland This began with the cavtare and
lasted until his breath gave out and the lees we're
his companion fixed him with beauuIul but
malicious eve. Well deah old Stars md Stripes,
she s0iiciousy i29uiTsd What 90 you M sn4T pss soSg put
fore he could recover his aplomb. His host In
formed him later that she was the Countess or
-. the bes, horsewoman to be found IN Great
Britain and a persistent follower of the hounds.
That information broke his heart and toreshort-
ened his vacation by two months"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Matter, Commercial Papers. and Samples Germany
only, The same class of mali for parts
OF Europe viii not be sent By this snip unless specially
directed by
After the closing OF the Supplementary Traasatla1G
Mails named above, additional supplementary mails
opened the piers OF The American English French
and German steamers. and remain open until wEhin
Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing q steamer
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Posiomce Nntice-

should be read DAILY by al interested as changes
EoTeisn mails foE th9 wesk e3aing august 25. 1890
viii closa promptly n afass q General PosCocs
as follows; Parcels Post Nails sss enc hour earlier
than closing time shown below. Parcels for
Germany close at p N. Monday and Wednesday.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TCESDAY-At a. n for Eu-cpe. per : : sKsiss-in
Maria TasEssia. va Che-aoUrg. Southampton ard
Bremen tnai Ter Ireland Be directed per
kai:erin Maria rHeresa,J; at 1880 a m supple
msntary II nl for ireland, Servia. queens
town aail for other paris g Europe must be directed
per = 5. Servla'D
WEDSEsDAY-At a m, supplementary 9 q ual for
E1ropes per =. St Louis via Southampton. 81
e. IN supplementary lOS0 a. nl <or Europe. per
Cernanic via Queenstown 1890 a Belgium
direct per Noerdland (mau directed per
5 s. NoordIsrd
THCRSDAY-AI $50 a n. for Europe. per : :
bismarck. via Pyrouth and Hamburg Tnai foF France
Switzerland. Italy, SPAN. Portugal, Turkey Egypt.
British India and LoTenzs Marquee. via Chs-boUTs.
must be directed Pc T. Bismarck $50 a rl.
for France. Switzerland Italy Spain Portugal Trrzsv
Egypt. British India and Lorenzo Marquee. per q .
La via Eavrs (nau parts OF Europe
be directed per ;. > Ia Lorrains D.
sATCRDAY-At q. fer Netherlands.
dam: az 10 a m, for Scotland direct, per :. >
Ethiopia (plaL must be directed per Ethiopla'D.
at II 80 supplementary .. M for Europe per
5 $. Lucana. via Queenstown; II q. N for Azores
Islands. per 5 5. Trojan Prince
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charming matron. the wife Of a well known
professional Of this city, was telling the other
evening Of a trying experience She
A CANNON once had in the earlier days Of her
FIRED IN married life 1T when the
THE ROOM children were quite small, said
she 1--WE had just begun to get
on a bit and had taken up society. 1t was the
first dinner had attempted OF any size and IN
addition to the nervousness incident TO hrst trial
there were TO be a couple OF guests present who
were Of much Importance to my husband in bust
ness way, and whom I was particularly anxious 70
please in consequence. Our dining room doors. for
some reason, did not reach the Aoor, there being
space Of about three inches between the bottom OF
the doors and the floor. The night Of the dinner
arrived and everything seemed going OF without
a hitch. I ought 20 have been warned, for those
wretched children were too preternaturally good
during the day and went bed too quietly and
obediently But my mind engrossed with my
entertainment. and I gave them small thought
We were about half way through dinner, and
everything going on swimninsly, When we
were suddenly almost raised from our chairs by q
terrific explosion The roon hlled with snlo Sc an1
you could smell the gunpowder, Eve: y enc was ot y
every one turned pale. Then a gtggie sounoea
from the hail. and my husband dashed TO the door;
bedscked child under each arm. Ladies and gen
tlemen he said, the recent Occurrences WaS 81
extraordinary that deem II best for y1H 70 nesT G
Now. sir?' he sterniy interrogated our nrs5oorn; %
Please papa, we didn't think 1t would maze SO
produced from behind his hack one OF those tey
Fourth Of July cannons. II would 1usI SO oeneaSA
the door, and explooed OF course tnsoe @
so relieved by the explanation ina, IIS taSS
half OF the meal went of with better teenns ne tna
however a strict watch and ward was kept over
our offspring.
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