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New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
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H.i AUDIENCE tr CITIZENS r1.f-T sfEErlzcsa E.,

-.' 3. FENCE AT CITIZENS r-I1T MEETING eIN
-I-aE erea.auo1o
The f.'aaaar.~ts .r tae caz.a- Jalon or ne
t'i-t. Assembly. h'..l.- at $50. G.- Forsyth. g..
.a1t a.Hht lae occasion aattE fl
aHa u ting of tic members of D.. o.-
E.'4fi.i. tt ..e.tI -..t h. .a- similar 70 many
previous .-.et Ht..a Sc i- ..s e1rra.a or j ...s
ID -'t-' aa me i'e.r Of the ai Lr..r 10
@A.. tHe s-t d. t.e allal la.1U. Il. social ....ir
is aH cr. 90 ta. raay g.a,lr-. .,rs ans
That IanmatE S. Offering 10 TIE voters of ta. a..-
HieD He p- "aar .lias about tio .usetlna last
faf E7a th" fact that nearly gfer. man remained
"nA Ih1 speaking was eoas 9a but when tsa
Trest-e-giaatar au4 quartet were introduced +f.r.
was a Break for lh~ omen .fr.
Most or iaase present were Hebrews. who mp
piAH9ed vigorously the speeches aeain.f Far1-
many iHey were addressed i'm TIIdi.h and Ctr-
".'' James b. Reynolds. the leader. presided Iu
o4t'-I= lle meeting -Ir. Reynolds stated that she
enrolment had increased over thra. .tr.ri,- ..,-a
the last meeting and tEat over one hundred had
been uaturaItzed
NJ REYNOLDS created great enthusiasm when he
referred 10 the cltragao4s manner, n ,,hi-f the
Park Departmental the civ t,d c'-...i1l tra
rights ot citizens. He spoke OF tbe s,.+. ,lsfrs
and "len he said ''tae conduct OF 7,..r-, ...-il
cltT aG,er-,r-aa " 10y other department of The
o4atfous lie referred t -Ill,-l school " -o-l-
atflaft4ehi M 10 take them on just before eIfciion
"Att lelf votes were eeded Ar fs[t-- -f8. =, -
he ssid lg So"51i-ss seannen. Ths man.,
because le figured IN the efforts r1r AiIf III
.oId allow uremeu 70 spend a lrtia ti%rne % y-ifh
s'1 L-iliti-es Dul he Is under Indictment hir.lf
1oF ~ q worse offence and one for vhich he viii have
Rudolph Hubens and charles n ,t,...+ - cha
mann a9fqa ~ t} &rTs = Icy q the with Adoph Quit
Ioiins assembly districts spoke Nearft st'srt one
children '-'-i'@3'iI!oh Ioi acAooi
o tt efai a. ot ne ueutenants Of Martin Eneel were
made to cre9te a, ne 5iil4s bur 10 attempt vas
boueeLnen stationed AZ the meeting nd fbere vera
none "a sight III Forsy yuh-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

Eas'or. tara. Ju.s -..s t.-.. enc O.. ta
pioneer .a.e m. a a..l.. is a... .- Tsa ar-
gsi. il TIE slate a..- VI Ear.taa. ..a Counts. --r
A-.ie was native al ,aras.H re came
n.ariT Ellt FL eI.l-
Peoria. H.. July @-sau.ua j. a-a4aertg. COLI
leetar oi .a,rraf r.Feaae Of tho ,. District. a.ed
last rlaht at A-a. .i...a. lu .na. .ar.um v....ra
~ t-H .-a t' . DC of
%. .t-. .4fr.- lt. .s .f.--..u" ...U. Old and had
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
OBITI AIRY
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Washington. JaIr --.-ga =tre.-
omer of the United States @-l saao-. a.t
here last Night f.. .zano.l r He sr.-.
Vrrs.v ct 1-| ... t..... s..# ir .t"
oa-.r<a,aus .t t.. -" H0s r..-.r. auE4ue d.
las- lr~ observes. ,l-
burst, II. g. s'. aHl-- -..u. 14-..
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
No HIGHER PAY FOR SOLDIERS

London July 27-Ia tae Hoase al oar"
to-uiea- 8lr Bro-r.e6. taa "a- -eere. r,
during the dehlt. on the war vote. replying 20
suggestions that Great Erra.n ought 70 adopt
the higher rats oe rey in force .a the United
states, saiL-
The United States cali fa- r..r one H#H -r
every ono thousand uf tra population for ti-
tarv service Great Hrlea 'u aa-s araa ar -n
every hundred ~ her population. There IS "'
pr-oC that the uar "hle. attracts ONE tD every
hundred.
11- EroE.ri-l- added taat raeHa.a- ta.a b
no. So high as le-.as the .z....-a. ~ ar la5t
year. was SIN higher Shan Formerly.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
MARRIED.

COCKs-HICES-O seventh nonth sith. az Frisn-S
Meeting Eause 15th-st. Neu--Ylrk. Caroline Rogers
HICKS tC WLiam Willecs Cocks
EDWARDS-Sr SrAF}EAt Brooklyn. THURSDAY. July =. by
Dr. W W. Arte-uury. Anna Van Feghten starr
the Rev. John Harrington Edwards D. D. of New-
York CITY
KRO2ICR-BABBITT-O July - the Church q 81.
rs-t-,eSea, Cape MAY Point. y J., by The Rev.
samuel g. Kelly. r--t1r ct St Barnahass philadelphia.
Miss Eor Norton Iabhttr. 1f 2ier-istovu y j., rhe
Rev Geor-e j g. Kroner. % 81 NIichae-s and
All Angels Baltimore
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nBEPITNCE TAX MUST BE PAID.
FUND PROM AIRS MPHER-
SONS ESTATE.

before Judge John s. Blair. ~ Jersey city. yes
te-.a-. Judge Aaa T. smith r.aeWed his motion
t5.- aataori,y Boz sIs,. t. Jaa-- u.,1 Nr4use tam-
r..-g adntulsrraso- a. .ae estate ot the l3te 4-s
l.aa Mcpherson. re Hsf to Aa... s. Baldwin. tas
as..itar and atu.r--.E .ar appointed iu tas Will
FL. $4,000 which -a. v.H ~ 1-r Mcpherson f.-
r.--.f .a.--d BE- rat .n ..a uu-...-7 o- Mcraec-'u
a. GO. J".-. su. .-. -a-. motion ufd aeea
r..-'e Hr r t.- of E."-f1rE County
la- order l.- III. tle .uuI. which is
l...s.ta. .a &.r-..ra Tle Surrogate rta s..t
.."-t#.|-.- In..r would t.
.a. r.H...-.-..t ..t. "t she Con .r''|.r
I.t made g.. .-t... .. .t 1f the f-tal ultI
a.. uH-.laaa.e -sE H# ..- ...f nr cared ,cr
r mad. .t-HE tine t-H-
tH.r r.. temporary ...-
U.G p. F-.r.. carry ulr rle order.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
THE POREE's ARROGANT MOVE

REFUSES TO PERMIT GREcL,N SQUADRON TO
VISIT POINTS on THE COAST.
Constantinope. July 25-The Turkish Govern
nent has arbitrarily refused to permit the Crecia
squadron TO visit Smyrna Salonika and Mount
Athos. Greece sent the usual notification Of the
projected cruise but the Porte declined to enter
tain the proposition on political grounds DjrIo-
matte officials regard the attitude OF the Turkish
Government in this particular illegal.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
THE crops Nv BT-NG4RY

fortbea,ess July 2.-The official estimates for the
coo g Hungarian crops place wheat at $500
ners hss- eenIners which IS 100000 metric cent
this W.. ne production Of 1909. The quality OF
The ~ is Considerably below the expectations.
toCo !, % Is estimated at from Il 10000 TO r.
'e eentners which is somewhat above
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
Po$tomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY bv an interested as changes
r---r ar t--0
FOR nils f- the week ending july .. 1901. win
clse promptly ir an the General prsatce
follows tIres7 POSE Malls close hc-- c1-isr -ta1
closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails FOR Ger
ma-v CLOSE ar Wei-ssTzy-
Regular and Supplementary mails close az Foreign
Branch Ilit hour later than closing ue shown below.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
\ yIsIT r0 MlLNARANs.

The Hague July 15-Alr. krte1r t.-5 AFTER
noon went 10 the residence ~ ST. Wa.mar11s.
one Of the B7er eoToys. az Seaere0i1Eea. g.
,,-ata-l-~ place on tho North sea-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
WHERE THE Sun RISES AND SETS.
To the Editor Of The tribune

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: 7 had an argument with friend few even
.ngs ar snd neither Of US being able 10 convince
the olae~ e the soundness Of our position, we ap-
peal L.. YOU for decision He maintains that the
Sun always every day in the year, rises somewhat
south Of OF p degrees north latitude (on the
suDpositiou that the observer lives that parallel.
and sets somewhat south Of vest OF the same
paralIel Also. he maintained that the shadow OF
man living on parallel Of p degrees north latitude
IS always somewhat 10 the north at sunrise, and
always somewhat 10 the north at sunset con-
tended that the March ?. or al the time Of
the sun crossing the celestial equator in latitude
l2 degrees north. the rises due east, and sets
due west also. that the sun between March = and
rernal and autunnal equlnoxes, always rises noI "a
Of east, and always sets north q vest 70 oo-
faned that the shadow Of man in latitude =
degrees north, between the oates Of March z and
of v-e9t varving of course from day to day and at
sunset always point somewhat south Of east
New-AInford. Conn, July q. 1890.
THE nrgt mentioned theory is erroneous. Il
doubtless grows out Of the natural but mis-
taken supposition that the paths of the sun and
stars across the sky from east to west are
straight lines, whereas they are CURVED. The
centre about which the heavens seem 10 rotate
Is - degrees above the northern horizon il
north latitude - To an observer in the
latter region the sun will seem to rise and set
al poinLs considerably further nortn tnan the
point al which it crosses the meridian. At the
equinoxes shadows WI fail exactly westward
al sunrise and exactly eastward at sunset, but
al noon the sun VIII be II degrees south Of the
zenith From March p until June p, the place
OF sunrise and sunset creeps further north along
the horizon, and at the beginning and close, of
DAY the shadows have a slight slant TO the
southward- And yet, even at the sostice, the
MONDAY sun IS 10 degrees south Of the zenith,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
KRUEGER. NAY GO TO AFRICA

Rr-,roR THAT THE EX-pREsIDENT Will
RETURN TO HIS FORMER HOME
Brussels. July 25-The "so.r" to-day pub
fishes a dispatch from Rome which SAYS mat
Mr.. Kruger viii arrive in Rome early in oe-
tober. on his way 10 south Africa as "aS OIL
Naples
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
PAGET GETS a COMMAND.

London. Ju'y 21.-Ganeral Ar."
Paaet has received a command .n S1--n Af.is-
He sails ON August lo To- take up h-s Hea oa.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees, at
lowest 60 degrees at 3 M average - degrees;
are temperature corresponding date last year. II de-
rees: average temperature corresponding date last
twenty-five years. degrees.
todayfOwers Friday. comparatively cool
..tu-lay. partl cloudy ught north . east winds
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

NJ l. sehtf- $3.50 90
"A friend Co children
~, 1000
u = 10 Up
-tis- Ju-l-+ r. wilson, NOrWalE,
H. a. - U)
9erty tto-l7Fl ----......-.. 500
~ H ~ -.-.-.......
hr q H. JuIsa1 uohbs Ferry, y Y. medical
ti--9 Efftult0ys .........-.-
Previously acknowledged n SIS
Total July - s141G2 81
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THE CASE OF JOHN ! scANNELL.


To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIT; The decision Of Judge Blanchard IN refusing
q transfer 10 the Criminal Branch of the Supreme
court the case of Wardnan Bissert is to be com
mended as is also the strong opposition Of District
attorney Philbfu 10 the motion.
a corresponding effort is now being made on be-
hsI q the indicted Fire Commissioner J. J. Scan
Aeil and motion has been made before Judge Nc
adm 10 secure such transfer, and is TO be argued
0h july . When the defendant was called upon
70 plead. his counsel claimed that he had not had
f--'lcieIt time 10 examine The Indictment. and
@sAec for Dosrponement which was granted. At
as expiration another plan was devised, as above
ieiefred 70, and the inference is that some ad-
yai '--'0 7'''o- '' ~ ~
..e me question naturally arises. Why should this
~ a. = treated differently from an ordinary one.
g., an u De possible that a pOrtiqC Of orr Ju-
i1S@Iy IS capable Of being governed by political
GO ae action Of The grand jury in this particular
~ @ls Onguestionably just and proper one
n CURED the exercise Of much courage when
rl,Ht' - elkeu 50 prominent a Tammany official and
49, ittlend of Richard Croker ana II IL to be
-. lof fre reputation and welfare Of cur city
H. Us good work viii not be rendered nugatoTy
y -eny manipulation whatsoever JUSTICE.
-s1"-fork, July - 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
JlTED.

JsG % Hsnnal T.. Abbott. widow of the late Georges
W. Edwards. the >ith year N her Funeral ser
vice at No - Heaa.i-st. stamford, en- FRIDAY after
nc1n. JUls -6 at 4 1ciocS-
II 1wI.Ey-Saflcnly Wednesday july - his
da1ce No las Ma-sn-st-- Br1eklyu. Edgar W Hawiey-
Funeral services viii be held at the Central Cougrega
ts7ual Chanel Ha1c1ck-st-. near EranSlin-ave-. on
IrlSeparr Conn. corner Of Main and Franklin stss
HTNsoN-on "Wednesday. July 81 1901. Joseph R Hix-
son. In The tat OF his Funeral services az
late residence NJ. no West Iersey-sr. Elizabeth.
y j.. FRIDAY evening July @6rh, 1901 O'Clock
lardr or Deshr1SSas srS : o. m from 2af-st 6-.,5 ,
m va y. X H. ot n D. Liberty -st p m IN
JOHNSTON at sayviHe Long Island. Thomas
HaIsey-sr, Brooklyn, Friday evening az : D. m.
Relatives and friends and members Acanthus LodEe
Temple Mystic shrine. Clinton Council
No 5l' are respectfully invited % attend. Intern1enr
private. Please omit -owe-s
bella Eriige. beloved wife Cathona Lambert agei
Paterson. \ j.. saturday afternoon, July y az .
d, L. and W. r. r upon arrival OF leaving
York. foot OF Barclay and Christopher az 12-fO
LTsHR5IANN-At MontcIair. y. J.. on July ., 1901
Henry Leirmann. his 5Sc1 year. Funeral services
VIII De held Saturday a m from hs resi-
,ence. No 3 LeNinsroa-avs. Internent private. No
flowers.
son br George F. Muaroe East Hampton Long Island.
George T. Nunr0e. Of En-leWuod. y = SD
o his age Notice of funeral hereafter Boston papers
please cqpy.
stretch wife of John Orpe formerly Of Ne-Ydr and
Orange. y. y
Cypress Hills Cemetery
OHlce Mldlsen-avr-. corner -3i-sL. Nev-Ec-k-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
celehration of thA hoiN

aration for the corporate celebration OF The hofv
communion ~ St Johns Church
This morning the openins service Of the cOnven-
ton was held In Christ Church Bishop Thomas
F. Davies. of Michigan delivered the address of
welcome, and DR. Robert Goldman. Bishop OF Maine
gave the charge to the convention
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

Fe- Eev-Ersard a- to-day ana Saturday. with
moderate temperature variable Winds mostly lsht east
erle the eaast
F- Easte-a Ne7yrrl fair in northern. showers iu
southern portion today e-nfa.a..sey eoai saruraag
i.r the District ..a.4b'a. pell0ara. Mhryl21d
Eastern trvIi ant EeH -"r-nt showers to-day
comparatively cool, saturday ralJy cloudy light 70 fresh
northeast tp east winds.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
DINNER TO PENNS CREW.
OARsAIEN. INDULGE IN EXCHANGE OF
COMPLIMENTS.
THE WASHINGTON COMMISSIONS PLANS
CHANGED-ONTARIO PREAuER's

Copyright: 1901 By The New-York Tribune)
IBY CAPLE no VhE TRIBUNE.I

(Copvright: 1901. BY The Ne7v-York Tribuue)
IBY cAPLE 40 TRIBuNEI
London July 20, / a. m.-The supper given az
the Hotel Cecil last night by the American So
cety TO the Pennsylvania and Leander crews
was well managed by F. c. Van Duzer. Morgan
Richards and their associates, and was most
enjoyable affair. About three hundred and sew
enty persons sat at the tables including the
Embassy staff Lloyd Griscom. Sir Francis
Jeune. Sir John Puleston and Charles T. Yerkes.
Short speeches were made by the American Am
bassador and Captains Allyn ana BurneIl, and
there was a full exchange Of compliments be
tween the two crews. There was varied enter
tainment after the supper. Esther PalIser and
David Bispham singing. Frank Lawton whist
ling, Earle and Clarke playing the banjo, and a
Manhattan comedy four delightins the company.
It was an informal evening, brimmins over with
good feeling.
There is very little foundation for the rumor
that the German Emperor has offered his ser
vices as mediator between the British Govern
ment and the Boer leaders. with the object Of
bringing the war II South Africa TO an end The
Kaiser has all along adopted a neutral attitude
and it is most Improbable that he would now
contemplate the possibility of making repre-
sentation TO this country to prevent the war
from being fought 70 finish Such action would
be regarded here as an unwarrantable interfer-
ence. and the Kaiser IS not so foolish to sacr-
fee all the fruits Of his recent friendly policy
with this country.
The news that the Metropolitan Railway Com
pany has definitely declined to adopt Charles T.
Yerkes's scheme Of electric traction is not sur
prising. The Metropolitan and District rail
. ways have always pulled against one another.
and as the latter line IS to be equipped by the
I traction company Of which Mr.. Yerkes is the
leading spirit it was only natural that the Met
ropolitan people would not approve OF the
scheme.
Assistant Attorney-General Beck has been
/ halting at Pontresina, in the Engadine and ex-
/ poets to return to London next week on his way
/ to America.
/ The bad weather which has interfered with
the work Of Messrs. Burnham, AIcZim and DIM
! stead in England reached its eliminating stage
/ yesterday in thunderstorm. and upset their
/ plans for seeing Hatfield Park. The Washing
/ ton commission sails to-day for NeW-Eork.
/ The Hon C. ". Ross Premier of Ontario was
the principal speaker at the meeting Of the Brit
/ sh Empire League yesterday. He pointed out
that the growth Of loyalty in the colonies during
recent years had been encouraged by the sym
! pathetic attitude OF the mother country. While
/ he did not say that scheme Of imperial feder-
/ alton impossible Of realization he thought
/ there were minor matters more immediately at
! hand which required attention. l. y. L.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

the crop of 1893 Barley IS estimated at 100000
centners which is q decrease Of l,5o0.0A centners.
oats is estimated from 95Gl00) 100000 cent
ners, being "a decrease from last years production
of 100 0pJ centners.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dOrsed with fun name and address
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lurnett's Vanilla Ext

Iuffftt ENlF1lrT
Is the best The it. Insist n having
always 1t Is for your food. Pure and wholesome.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
Tribune local OBSERVATIONS.

this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure Indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the empera
recorded the local Weather Bureau 2S5 feet
above Che sidewalk
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

'he following official record Weather Bureau
shows the changes in the temperature twenty
four hours In comparison with the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
,r,r1s r0E. SOUTH A,-n CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
TN-T.rF-l ETC

rprDtY-t- Ie-ss E-ssil Ter Grecan
.5rie.a. .na NH-tlr-- directed 'per
Gr--isp Prince - II m Tor santiago per $. :
T'1ru.cF .u-H mus, Pc directed .'u-~ Nuca-an'l.
SNTTErAY-N- n Complementary o-30 a. Tor
E.-. san Jr1HI. '--Aear ana Venezuela per
N1r7.1ho .mal far SaVarI,a ana Ca-thageua
must be directed '-a- 1.srac1ira't- az 50 A. n
Complementary 1850 u1 f-r Fo-rune Island. ia
~lli-l %lyECiil ana Crrt14-e-- s. Ath0s tr1al
for Costa Ii-a must dIreet-1 'rer Ath1s''l az
$3.50 Complementary I3-a' g. rlf for Haiti and
SANTA Martha. q - "a M.
Cl Ia. peg NeS}c-. via fIava17- 70 m. for
Argentine Republic U-rg-u1y and Paraguay rer
CastIIau priace; at 1850 M FOR Matanzas Cal-
haritu. Nuevitas Ghara ard BaracGu. per . Curl
tyba ordinary mail only. which be directed per
8 s. Curluha0 at p m. tsuppeIneucary 1880 p
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

70 POINTS ATP0A0-
II. Tribune win 70 cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii
snf the Philippines without extra expense for foreign
postage.
points n Europe ard countries IN Universal
Postal Cnlou tribune VIII mailed f1owirs
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AT PAN-ANTrRIcAN EXPOSITION.

n NEW YORK CITY
NAH subscribers the DAILY and TF3I-VV VIII
n charged one cent extra postage II addition ~
the rates named above
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To PnTNrs AFROA0.

The Tribune during the EXPOSITION dis
= the reading Parer
Graphi- Arts ButI1z Every uevs5saler IN Buffalo VII
have the paper on sale
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Address an co-,ur-fcaton relative subscriptions
s've-ris=rusrts THE TT'TEL-N
NIT by F1zaace aoEey c-le- money order. draft
or reg - 2
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rRANsPAC1FIc NAILS.

Mails Austrais Except West Australia, which -
Forwarded Via Iur1pel Navy-Zealand Fiii samoa AMI
Hawaii. via Francisco close here dally $50
b. IA. after July III ana July f27. inclusive.
arrival of s. E,rurta due at Nev-4ork July TT.
for dispatch per : Sierra
Mails Tor China and Japan Tacoma close
p Juiy f2s. Inclusive for dispatch per
s. $ Duke OF Fife
Mails for Hawaii Japan. China and Philippine Islands.
via San Francisco. here daily $50 q uo 10
July SIS inclusive. Tor dispatch s. COntic
Hawaii. via Francisco, close here daily
6.5G p. up 70 august -. Tor Dispatch per ;. =.
Alameda
Trnnspaciac mails forwarded 20 OF sailing daily
schedule closing Is arranged pFesuun
uninterrupted overland transit fFlegisrersd
& o. m. previous
CORNELIUS Van COTT. Postmaster
Pos,ofHce. New-York. y Y. July -. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

The bad weather, which has nterfered with
the work Of Messrs. Burnham, McEim and DIM
stead in England reached its eliminating stage
yesterday in q thunderstorm. ard upset their
plans for seeing Hatfield Park. The Washing
ton commission sails to-day for NeW-Eork.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

Mails for Newfoundland bv raH q North sydney and
by close nc this Office daily $50
tconnectns close here every Monday. Wednesday ard
saturday 1IIifs Ngualau. vail Boston.
thence by close a this Office daily ,
m Mails f1- Cuba. by rail Fort Tamn3. Fla. and
thence ty close this Cthre caily. IS
m. Ohe connecting closes are on Monday Wednesday
SaturGay Mails for Mexico CITY overland. unless
specially addressed For dispatch by close
ofIce daily 1:3o and II p Mails for Costa
Eica Belize C1rtez and Ciu1teuGIa- 70
thence by Gloss this ofcs
daily m. tccuuecting closes here Moudays
for Belize Cortcz and Guatemala and Tuesdays
for Costa Rica) iiegstered mail closes a 9 D m
Fav
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

Assistant Attorney-General Beck has been
hating at Pontresna, in the Engadine. and ex-
poets to return to London next week on has way
70 America.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26

TyVAT-DS-A- Stamford Conn Wednesday evening,
JsG "a H-rnal t. Abbott. widow of the late Georges
W. Edwards. the Sith year her Funeral ser
vice at No - H-aal-st. stamford. Friday after
noon. JBls 26. O. & o'clock
New-York tribune., 1901-07-26
ACCIDENT TO Il. H. ARHSTE4D. JR.

Total July .. s141G2 81