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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-23
Disease of Bronchial Tubes.

THIS CONDITION OFTEN RESULTS FROM
CATARRH EXTENDING FROM THE HEAD AND
THROAT. AND, If LEFT UNCHECKED, EN-
TENDS DOWN THE wINDPIPE INTO THE
BRONCHIAL TUBES. AND IN TINE ATTACKS
THE LUNGS.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-23
The Usual Way.

(From the Cleveland Plain Dcaler)
They say that the late Vice President llobar
started in life with but 81 70 in his pocket"
Pooh. l started in life without even pocket.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-23
Money to Loan
ON
Household Furniture, Pianos. etc.

I, YOU are in need Of money, we desire to In
form YOU OF our new method. We can secure you
a loan on an easy monthly payment PLAN at less
cost than ever before and below the rate OF any
othzr company in the city. You pay in full
AZ any time after the loan Is secured. and il will
onIv cost you for such time you have had ths
nnonsv Our business is strictly private, and all
publications are treated conhdentially. II you
have a loan with any ether concern you car Sc
cure a loan through to pay 1t and get more
money IL desired 1t will pay you to call and see
ne before going elsewhere. We are ready at any
and sll times during office hours to give informa-
tion concerning our business methods. and you
will receive courteous treatment
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO..
.n19.tf COZ + st. ". W.
MONEY loaned saiarie1 people and retail mer-
chants upon their own names, without Sc
curity. easy payments ToLMAN. Room as oos-
gIl q ST. oc22-lyr
MONEY TO LOAN at 81. sA, 4. and "a per
cent. in OF 81 900 to $4,000 on d. G.
real estate; pay of and per cent mortgages
and begin anew; all transactions conducted with
economical confederation for borrowers WM. 4
SAUNDERS 4 Co. l407 St NV iyl-tf-em
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED C0LLAT-
ERAL No delay. CHARLES A. BAKER.
Rooms 40 and A., Metzerott Building. lilo \ St
iel2-n
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-23

The Vanderbilts were inactive but
strong New York Central made no ad-
vance, closing at 1874. Big Four advanced
TO 81 "a, the high price for the day.
Chesapeake and Ohio advanced TO 30 Ia
and closed at 30 is. II is said that ID. o.
Mills is to become a member of the Cen
trail board of directors.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-23
Loans Of $40 an: 5s sss. s:s'

Wagons etc. at loves. rates and on the day
you apply. We are leaning on the Building and
Loan Association plan. which makes the cost Of
carrying loans much less than you pay else
where and allows you to pay it of In any sized
notes you desire. running from one to twelve
months You only pay for the use Of money for
the length Of time you carry 1t. II you have
loan with some other company We win pay is
OF and advance you more money II desired Rates
cheerfully given and no cost to you unless loan
is mads Loans made anywhere in the District
Call and get rates. Front room, first floor. Sci-
entifc American Building.
National Mortgage Loan Co
625 Street N. w.
po5-tf
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-23
Chicago Grnin and Provision Market.

Corrected daily by W B. Hlbbs G. Co..
members OF the New York Exchange,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-23
Net earnings .ss97eO $S42,sH sli4,cal

The operating expenses for the year
were 51.0s1 per cent OF the passenger re-
ceipts. The operating expenses in the
previous year were $40 per cent. The
decrease in the operating ratio is one Of
the best features Of the report.
The total cost Of the electrical cOnstruc-
ton for the entire system TO date has
been S1,5l3, 4S3lS. OF this amount $780,
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-01-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.


t'fIa02 30 year funding" gold. -. ....
.'slg0l Water stock" currency. 49,. ...-
rs 1908 water stock" currency. -. 49,.
Funding currency S5J's lis 30
~ Z Reg. 2-i0's. 1885 1901 .......... 80. ....
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
THEY WANT. THE PRESIDENT
vITE Mr. MKINLEY TO VISIT

West End, Long Branch y J., July % CspeciaD.-
Several OF the most active citizens Of Long Branch
called on Senator Hanna at his cottage, in Eberon.
to-day. and made a strong appeal 10 him 70 use
his influence with President Mckinley to induce
the Chief Executive 20 come here and open the
great military tournament August "A or %. Mr.
Hanna did not hold out any strong hopes that the
President would consent 10 come all the way from
Ohio 10 New-Jersey for that purpose. but init
mated il is said, that If any cause the Pres-
dent should go Washington in the near future
ne could probably be persuaded to pay q visit 10
MI Hanna here, and also TO open the tournament.
The promoters Of the tournament went away de-
lighted. and announced positively that President
Mckinley would be here 20 open IT, and they said
Governor Roosevelt would also take part in the
ceremonies
senator Hanna spent quiet Sunday. He did not
even 90 out for q drive. Tonight he said that he
fstt thoroughly rested, and would go 70 New York
this morning in the mood for much hard work H
repeated his expressions OF confidence in the result
Of the coming election, and also his intent 10 name
a large advisory committee Of active and enthusi-
as-lC canpai iguers.
H Il. Kohlsaar. Of Chicago. wto is STAYING at the
E-iberon, called on Senator Hanna this afternoon
ne DIG not stay long. Another. caller was Wilbur
r Nakeman. Appraiser OF the Port Of New-Yo orB
II Is understood that they conVersed about The
printing and distribution OF campaign literature.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
Fun At THE PHOTOGRAPHERS
- Llnnincott.s Magazlne.

From Lippincott's Magazine.
Many IuGicrous developments happen IN the Stu
do Of a country photographer. aside from whal he
Chemicals DrfrE out in the darkroom. said man
VINO has photographed rustics for many years. Z
recollect one Fourth Of July that Young farmer
and mis- sweetheart came 70 ne 70 have some Tin
types taken together ! had posed them on . flight
or stairs with balUsIrade between them. When I
e. ne from my darkroom after developing the plate
the young fellow stepped up 70 and said
.Sa-a-v couldn't ye take thar over again
!" Why, what's the matter | asked Ia rurprise.
We amt gon' Ike that pictGra biz ne
answered evasively-
" Bur why not2 persisted
Wall he blurted out, hiushing 20 hs roots CT
his hair. she's DANCED fur Of Ne refused 10
nav % cents a sitting, and a. las they bore
away the ttntypes as they were But the next DAY
'Sa-ay' he fairly shouted when he n. take
that burned girl off this picture m mad with
herr
zer he focus loving couples. confident that can
ICr possibly them. take advantage Of the mo-
TT7enf 70 Kiss each other fervidly, but with great
Silence I remember, too coming out OF nv dark
room one time find rustic with one Of my bot
fIes pouring thiok dark EqUid into the hollow Of
40 hand ! guess YOU don't mind IL I a.. little
~ your hair lie. he said. and promptly rubbed The
into hair Il a varnlsh for negatives.
made 10 dry and harden very rapidly, ana
Tore I could get that picture taken. hurry
- feverfshy. he had to 20 out and get MS head
20 red IL If hard believe how green people
1aT really be in rhis age and generation until a
-~ar drives a tintype studio on wheels through the
--7raI districts OF our fair land
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
WEST VIRGINIA UyI7 EBS1rF FAcULrr
NEW OCCUPANTS OF CHAIRS OF GREEK AND
FRENCH CEosEN

NEW OCCUPANTS OF CHAIRS OF CREEK AND
FRENCH CHOSEN
Morgantowa. ". Va, July q CspeciaD D-one OF
the important pieces Of business transacted by the
Executive Committee OF the West Virginia Uni
versiry at its session which clcsec Yesterday was
the appointment OF professor OF Greek 70 Ill the
place made by the recent dszrh or Professor
Lewis Cass Woolery- The president and com
mIttee fully recognized the fact taa1 it would not
be easy 70 find who could completely I'll the
place Of Professor Wooery. for ne was regarded
as not only great teacher. but a man OF unusual
force Of character and personal influence The
records and recommendations Of thirty applicants
were carefully gone over with the result that the
appoin1ment was siven to Professor Henry 5
tessor o. Greek IN Bethany College. Vest Virginia
VeTslJy ICr the present summer quarter.
Professor Green was born in 1854 and was grad
he studied abroad, and his whole career since his
SSeaeLt-4g me creek language mo literature, as
ne taught in the Central University OF Kentucky
Bethany Professor Green is a man Of grest
strength and simplicity Of character and he is
y9r76 sI5c,ass6r ~ Prsszo- ~ T1-I LCt1G n am ma
nothing be asked
Another important action taken was the election
of a successor 10 DR.. Kenneth Mckenzie professor
Of French and Spanish. who resigned last spring
70 accept similar place IN Yale. The appoint
nenJ was given to Professor Charles .ChoIlet who
has been teaching here since the beginning OF the
summer quarter DR.. ChOust's native language IS
French he was born in Geneva. Switzerland, in
1883 He attended the public schools and the Col
Iege of Calvin in Geneva. In 1853 he came 70 This
country, ana n I9S' was graduated from Harvard.
The next year he was appointed professor OF
French and German in the Louisiana State Uni
versiuv. and remained there for five years. when
he resigned attend Columbia University. for the
purpose Of taking the Decor OF Philosophy degree
While doing this work at Columbia ne also taught
French in Sachs Collegiate Institute in New-York
His work at West Virginia University this summer
has shown him be an exceptionally fine insJruc-
tor as well unusually accomplished scholar
and Hnguist. The appointments OF Professors
ChoIet and Green give great satisfaction 10 the
student body.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
KEAHoNITEs ENCOURAGED.
v--THDR RAWAL OF BOYLE. THEY SAY. HELPS
THEIR CANDLDATE-BOyLE's Al
LEGED METHODS

TIE v--tE.i-azaI Of James II. Boyle. Tamuanv
leader IL The With. from the primary contest in
-= V-L-r District sI-Pllles instead Of comPicares
re SITUATION according 70 the friends and sup
rorrere of Patrick H Eea hon. who has been fight
trE Boyle. They were confident before Of beating
Boyle by vote OF 10 !. and they say now that
8ov-e.s Withdraw wa win more than four weeks Of
-re campaign st1l ahead OF him viii insure
EZ=z-er-s selection as leader. The candidacy Of
sz.-zarL Fitzpatrick taey do not take seriously.
The Keahrut1es say they viii oppose Fitzpatrick
le- -le same reasons that they oppose Boyle-oe-
cause me district ras been prey 70 exacti0ns and
ezr1--.ous thai have driven many Tarlnany Hall
voters -415 t-e Republican ranks through their oP-
position 10 Boyle and Boyle methods. Alderman
C--a-a. KeahoU man. said last night
To P1- il IN a nutshell the workers Of the or
sa--Za--cD have been getting rne worst OF II aIlc
- -9-E- s5SS---97 - -7o--15z F-.--zz
assembly district. 10 De used al the polls. This
money for rhe election district captains 70 pay
--= men VINO hustle with him all day getting out
-e votes Erery cent Of II Is needed for The legitl-
--e--y-1Ee captains of election districts, and
t--=e5 1t s-Jf BOYLE gives them S-5. They have 70
p -rE- IN their pockets for the rest It's not
s--a-e- that nineteen of the twenty-five captains
Rge - 5ensnded payment fo7 ore Of the most
olar- favors that an election district captain IS
fr s-~-s~~e n his -iocIz and lzeer his voters 20
Es-se~ IS ty responding once IN while 10 request
--r q ----e favor. One of The conmonest OF these
g 70 zet man excused from jury duty At certain
11.-s l- the year fl j. q great hardship for some
men 70 leave tael- er1ployment for several days 70
bang around a courrroon- Several of ne captains
rave told thar VIXEN they took jury notices 70
EoT= and asked Eim 70 FIX II he mas said in 90
many words Yes III attend n il, but tel the
-eI Dr. must come W and join ny General Com
-1--Fee = rre favor is worth asking. rs worth
f---g r----r- FOR" That means that the voter
Ezt s-- WEcc money - supposed 10 30 lLTO
= treasury Cf the rrEa r4Za Jion Of the district
Nh - Is great deal % mercy for some men TO
- alr especially when they get 50 little IL return
- y a We % Ir our district We have no club
L--se The Bowie organization has three rooms
a- 90 =. West FourfeenrH-s--. but the rent has
-1-1 ra-- t1r several months. and The telephone
s -e-E taken cur twice because The bills were not
-z-t y other districts The dues and General Com
zee -les only amount 70 81. In many
horses -
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
Mr.. DADY VISITS Mr.. PLATT.
He ENTERED A PROTEST. IT WAS SAID.
AGAINST Mr.. wORTHs NOMINATION
WHAT THE SENATOR SAYS AS
TO THE GOvERNORsHIP-

Senator Platt at the Oriental Hotel Manhattan
Beach, had among his callers yesterday Michael J
Dady, chairman OF the Kings County Republican
Executive Committee George H. Roberts fr
Naval Officer Robert a. Sharkey. and one or two
other Brooklyn politicians. Mr.. Dady told the Sen
ator. Il is said. that the nomination OF Jacob
Worth q candidate for Congress in the Vrh
District would mean revival OF the old facrtona5
fights IN Brooklyn, and that II would be good
idea, Worth being out OF politics. 10 keep him
out Senator Platt listened all that was said
and kept his counsel.
When Senator Platr was seen last night he said
that politics was extremely quiet. When asked II
the Goyeruorshlp situation had sufficiently crvs-
Jalized to warrant his saying anything about can
didares he replied: No. the convention is FIVE
between now and then
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington. July 29.-The disturbance central this
morning over Lake Superior the 81 Law
valley The barometer relatively high the
Maine Coast Central Kansas. Generally clear
weather has prevailed in all districts except
lake region. the Ohio Valley and the South Atlantic
Coast States Local rains and rhundsrstorms
CURED in the lower lake region, the Ohio Valley Ten
nessee. Georgia and portions Of the Guf Coast The
temperature changes Of the Mississippi River
unimportauL. The temperature risen from
degrees TO 20 degrees the twenty-four
the upper Missouri Valley and the extreme Northwest
Local rains and thuntersorrs indicated for Monday
and Tuesday in England the Middle
and the regions Of Atlantic The
temperature viii fail slightly districts the
Middle Coast will
fresh southerly On Sou-h Coast light
fresh south winds VIII prevail
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30

DTER-ou sunday July - 1870. At his rssidsnes M
III East ITth-st. the Rev Hsman Dyer. D. D. n
g0fh year of his
Notice q funeral hereafter
HINSDALE-At Lakswood y. J. Saturday Tuiy "a
1900. Charlotte Elouisa- wife of Rev. Horace @
Hinsdals. daughter OF iats Rev samuel H1Es
Funeral a. Lakewood. Non
day July 80. AZ 5-sj ?.
KRAMER--Eutsrsd INTO rest. On sunday July =. 1900
W.liam Kramer. after lingering ll1esE-
Fuueral services hss afe residence. No 52f Wesi
la2d-st-. Tuesday sveninE. July 81 ar O'clock
Intsru1enr az the convenience % tae family
kindly omit flowers
Navigator Lodge No ~. 2 and A. ". ard ths A-irs
Society respectfully invited
MEAD-sustsuly. sarurday - C1ruslta F-az--s
aaughtsr Of william J. the Eatha-tns CaTToH
Funeral residence taras- Tuesday. Ja5
u. az n
Interneur convsuisnc, of ths family
PEILLIPS-On July .. az hsr ate rssiseucs. 70 a
s1gnaaa-ave- Alddletovn. n z. Aa-v 4. dsughfet
oL tne Iats Joseph Duror1v and widow % Hiraaa
Phillips.
Funeral TUESDAY July 81. ,
san Francisco papers please copy
PooR-In Liverpool sunday uoral,z July = Ea-ard
Erie Poor, n his 64th year
Notice % funeral
VAN BCRENS-On SIudav. July -. rssi1snce.
NeV-W incsor- y Z. Margaret. wife - Auar Van
- B7lren and daugEt-r Il the late Eduaou M0-1ol
Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
! CAPITOL Full OF CE8TIPEDEs

.,,- TEX correspondence Chicago Record.
- ,naeni6cent granite State Capitol building
- 6ec0me infested with centipedes OF great
ilEle +tT-1esA noisonous insects found IN
sGerv st1 department Of the state government few
Sl-.' 90 one was IN the Governors private
oags 'ssn5 after lively chase il was killed II
.s s,,red u. inches long and Is the largest cent?
s,Ier seeu IN this part of Texas. Sheriff
P-ve U7ouack OF Cooke County. came across
STe of the insects in the eorrioqr OF the second
a1y live ana placed exhibition IN a local drug
sLSIs -bst clerks In the State Treasury Depart
+ s-e counting money in the great steel vault
lSaa Gigantic cenripede ran out from under a
1890 az bauknotes. II was cornered ana capt
iIred alive and now inna6lts potL!e on tne eoah-
ter Of the cashier OF the depaTtmenf-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
BRTAE~S SPEECH NEARLT RE4DT.
II MAY ANNOUNCE HIS PLANS FOR THE TRIP
TO ISDI4SAPOLIs TO-DAY.

~ MAY ANNOUNCE his PLANS FOR THE TRIP
TO DSDIASAPoLIs TO-DAY
i----1 Neo.. Jly zs.-1Ir- Bryan IS 50 well along
- z -'---1af-on speech and his plans so
-F+i hat r hopes 70 be able 10 announce
a-- L1r The rrip % Indianapolis and return
--e has 20 knowledge OF the time and
1.s I5t-tea--9u By the Populists and Free
'--a1s. and II Is not believed MS
pans -aEe rast inro consideration. Local
s n1o hoped that Il il was to be in the
-. ---. brtaI.z home in Lincoln would be the
z'-7--e- 5'-t II -s thought Topeka. kan,
+---a-g secure me meeting II If possible
ne H-P 10 Chicago Of Secretary EdgertOn Of
t -s--.at national Committee may have some
---s -a The question. M Edgerton left Lincoln
~ ----E and viii remain away several days
Cal-s9S % see Charles A Towne while in
vices - "a and his family attended union ser
iug ne First Presbyterian Church this morn
Cra.C-.- listened 10 z sermon on The Divine
Re-- ~ The Re-. Mr. RowlsndE. Of the First
rs+1-f- -LlEch Later he and Mrs. Bryan enter
f----- -rlencs who called He mad TWO visitors
---' ~ Lsice the SIaLe-W. Z. McAulLy Of Syra-
~ y 4. and Er. Griffith. of Ptttsburg
49, -ryal says there Is the slightest fOunda-
-- -9i L1e story sent out from here that he mar
is1-5 escaped injury by being struck by a golf
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
ENGLISH VIEWS OF THE FoURTH.

Frcm The London News
independence Day vas. in every sense Of the
word last evening an Anglo-Aulercan festival
z-nEllSEH1en may De said almost vie with their
= rnericau cousins in enthusiasm on rhese occasions
Iz=.r recognize that il the American cOIonists
Who uy their revolt carried the true British
tradition Of justice and freedom. They taught Us
lesson which mas made our colonial empire of to-
G4y possible and permanent. The old bitterness
vnich probably very deep or viruIeur
has PASSED away and AngIo-Amerlcau sentiment
taken permanent place among the political Forces
jf the world. That sentiment. as Mr. Cl;oare sug-
zesteC should not be merely self t-reEErdI bur
should recognize that II has t-s work and its
lev looked forward 70 the day when the united sea
power of the two peoples would be able to impose
peace. not only as bctUeen themselves but upon
me entire civilized world. Al time has a cordial
more natural than at the present moment Both
tious have emerged victorious from severe strug
gIes Both have emerged stronger and more self
reliant than ever In e1cn case the struggle has
had for IFS object the assertion OF great prn-
smiles OF equal rights and just government which
me Anglo-Saxon world pre-eminently enbodes
From The London Chronicle.
The old grudge between the mother country and
rsr oldest independent daughter Is as dead rs the
nost of Pharaoh; and if any one to set up a
ne IL DarfecJly welcome 10 do So. Lord WOlseIav
[xbo NAV not have intended to pose understudy
20 rha Kaiser. looked forward the time when
the British ana American fleets combined would
in which a part may be reserved for the German
Emperor. IL quite conceivable as Armag geddon
md a good deal more pleasant 70 think Of Mr.
fthoare affected TO marvel the spirit which led
Inglishmeu Of all parties to grow enthusiastic over
the birthday Of the Imperial Republic. Bdt there
is no marvel about II. We grew The fsafHer tnaI
impelIed the shaft, and whenever our ktth and Kin
hit the bulpseye II becomes as to take some share
NJ Z he
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30

Oyster Bay Long Island, July 2s.-GeneraI Fran
els Y. Greene the only visitor Governor Roose-
velt had to-day. The General up on the Sea
Bird and invited the Governor for a sail. The sail
was up the Sound ana lasted three hours but the
Governor said there was nothing Of political i'm
porrance discussed.
Some day this week Governor Roosevelt will visit
the camp OF the Brooklyn Naval Reserves. near his
home
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA VEST
INDIES ETC


INDIES. ETC
MoNDAT-At ! , n for TucataH- pr : DasE-y.
Central Asrics except C5s5a Rics7 and souh Pacar
Forls peT 5 Hl4son VIA oia lllail tor 1lateIaa-a
Inasua. Hait VIA Port-au-Princs. Petit Goavs and
n f5r Nor;s Brazf va Para '- Sarazsan =" ana
aanfrai T Dexer = f4S f4Sr s53o2 s. ? Il oF 'aaiA- ~
= n U "a a v5,a5 n t2r Ne an De- I.:..
Be directed per seneca')
rIiUFSnAY-As 5 a m for Bsrrn1da 2er > : TrtaLt45:
t a. t9S9 a .,, n 20 H@, , 9er @ las -S S-S 80 ~
NJ % s ~ = T1re,a- C--4-1a ass.- ~ a.
Chiapas. per 5 Yucsran. VIA Havana ard ProErszo
mail for other parts OF Mexico ard 17- CC1a must hs
meataTy 80 ? n ta- Nassau ana o5aaatsaaao Pe-
fueEos; at 8 , m fo- Janaaicz- Per Aazi-aI
FRIDAY, 1 , n for InaEua ard cape G-srszs 7e-
IS > or 05iss mai r f' r Ia1 jI le P9s5,o S G9r's.
?. for Tucatan. per 5. 8 Ydun-
,- !, "a rs1 4 2 Ts S2 an T,- u a 2 7,,5 -
and Demerzra per RoratEa tHsail for Grenada ard
a n f7r PernaHbueo and Santos. ger BsIiasse
a n fcr Porto Rice VIA sar Jua7 per $ Ponce. a.
a1essanv mai s5- costa RIA r=, =, - -c,ss - :
= 4 AileEhany-l. A. 10 a r. tsu5plaaaen-srv fa.Ss
n 70 S E59s5lsa 5 SO r,-s .s 9e @ n $ > N1-ss 5,9
per Naracai5s p a. u a n for Fucaran. per
.. Havana. va Havana; a. Il SD n tor BrazH
f5r North BrazI be airscssd per FFsvsl.ss's
and DonliaIcsa RePubHc per N-v-YorS
Mails for Ns- .aunaL-ud bv raE 20 North sydney ans
thence bv s-eauer a one Esrv A. q ~
D H.. connecting close here Monday valaez5sv
and saturday Mails for Mieuei0u raj IN Roz-~-
and thence BY close cfce zlllv A. -
T Mails fcr cuba by ra-l Fort Tl111a ga
by stsaner close salIv feT-ep-
dav. Wednesday and F-iayt yaxtrr CFfv
overland unless specaIlv addressed for 4.spa-.- -
steamer Close ~ rhts Office H8tv 2-70 4 =, a.
80 Mails f1r Costa Rlca. ev rail 10 NOBLE s-s
for Belize Puerto Ccr-ez ard 1uste--a-a hv az -
New-OrIsaus close AZ This of1ce Ar IS -
connecting closes Tuesdays Costa Ptcs s-F
MONDAYS t1r B-iize Pus-cc cor-s- and CiuarsnaaIs)
Registered mah closes A. o n previous 5ay
TRANSPACIFIC MAIL
Mails Australia ,sxcept West A1sJ-aLa1 N.w-z.a-
land Hawai-. I'll ant IsI8-ds. VIA Sau 80
close here aailv az $50 a-rer July r2l ara
August "a inclusive. dav Cr arrival ~
Caulpania due AZ Nevfork August - 1izuarrh
Alansda Mals Tor Hawai- Cn-aa. Jspaa ara
Plippine Islands VIA san Franrsco. close here dsv
a. SO N. I'D q August ~ Inclusive. for flzus-cN
via Vancouver. close Ee-e tary $50 2 N ~ -s
IA. inclusive tlr s-suarch Err-~-s.
Japan U-gsJeEst nal nust be directed Van
D. Mails f0r Hawai- cloas
here daily AZ 8 30 CD - Augusc III. inclusive
for dispatch . Australia Nails for Australia
except West Australia, which goes va Eur1ps ans
Nev'-Zeala2d which via san Franclscol Fffi
Islau4s VA Vaa-ouver close here daflv al ss0 = :.
up August rs inclusive. fer dispatch per E e
AoranEt-
Trauspacihc forwarded port sailing dasv
and re schedule u closing arranged rre-
sumption of their uHnIerrupted overland fRsE
istered man closes az D. m previous DAY
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Pusrnasuer
Postonncs. Nsv-YoFk. y. 2. July =. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.

Fer New-England. local rains today; generally FAR
tomorrow. southeriy shifting westerly.
For Eastern New-York. local today: cooler -
portion generally fresh souta-
erly winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware
to-day. southeriy
For Western Pennsyi ivauia showers. followed
today tO- winds
Western showers. followed
cooler to-day; tomorrow fair westerly winds
New-York tribune., 1900-07-30
i CLEVER SYSTEM.

From The Philadelphia Press
Jinx-Hellot What's the matter this morning.
Thinx-Nothing. Why
JlnX-YouFe wearing a very mournfui expression
Thiux-Oht I'm just assuming that. It's part OF
my system OF mnemoncs My wife commissioned
me to buy her some sadirons to-day.