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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC,

WEST INDIES. ETC.
ldr centra America szcsp; costa Rica5 and soaaS
5atsnaaa must directed per ADV adRancs 4 q
Boston m FOR Jamaica % per ''ssaa ss@astaSls sS
wEDSEsD5y@A5 go s9r Inagaa and Eai.i
Ta6asso and cEiaPas. per orzaba. via Havana
directed per :, Orizaba''l-
1,irai a. SsbIsv r-onS Bs<r6n = IN " o' PEI s. Aa-
F'RIDAY-At II n f5r Argentine Republic Uruguay ard
meaarS p M for lr5s Island and bominesap sspf Rs
iaPa BeT gy 5 Scia4 n from on PPaaasRaia
Sac Pauio per $, Roman Prince: az a m
3s yenezS. se and M curacao 95 PGs;9 'e ss
Onsn for savaniIa and csrrhasaana als, must De a.
nentary 10 M for St Thomas. 81 Crotx Lesward
aaina! aaf aa sso as @ 1oo % 5 for
Fortune aaf tSS fSr cSs Rics Gs, S rs
per Ata,) at ESQ a n. SsupPlenentary 1880
at 10 a FOR Santiago. per Centuesos; at 10
1uan must be directed per 5 $ sesarancaC: an 80
M For Tor Gss RSs PuSie say 5S and Pas = 11g
STesitss GiSsra a. and Ba2acoa T per oHs es
nail !. only which far B4mu Rs 5s SiTes'S gST
Mails for Newfouudand. ~ rail TO North sydney. and
by steamer. close at this oce daily $50 D. m
sssaPdsg Mails r Mqaeon S T 70 BSsSoH and sns
sSsrse by Sy steam 5 is S "a at P sas Tg f say at $50 m
By steamer ofce daily sxeept sunday az
WEDNESDAY and saturday Mails for cuba BY ra 70
overland unless specially addressed FOR fisoa+cH ~
close this office daily 1:3O D m ana 4,
m Mails for Costa Rica, Belize Puerto Correz ana
steamer. close at this Office daily 80 D. m (-on
Meeting closes here Mondays Belize
and Guatemala and Tuesdays for Costa Rica. Reg
''''''d man '3sSs TS,SsFRcIP1d n r. P'sEI41 MATS day
Mails for China and Japan. Vancouver close here
daily at $50 D TO June III, inclusive t,~
dispatch per Empress OF Japan tregistersd ma.
must be directed via Vancouver.
Mails for Australia ,except West Australia which tor
warded via EUROPE. New Zealand. Fiji. and
Hawaii. via San Francisco. close daily ?.
m after May f26 and 70 June us. inclusive.
on arrival OF Cmbrta- due at Nsw-York us.
for dispatch per ?. Ventura.
Mails for Hawaii China. Japan Philippines San
Francisco, close here daily at $50 June TlT.
inclusive. for dispatch 5 Hongkong Maru-
Mails for China and Japan. via SEATTLE close here daily
per Kinshin Maru Registered mail must be al
rected via Scatter
Mails for China Japan Tacoma here daily
at $50 D to June 10 inclusive. for dispatch
Mails for Hawaii Francisco here daily az
$50 D. 70 Jun y. for dispatch $. Zea-
laadia
Mails for excspt Australia which zoe,
Francscol. Fiji Islands via Vancouver close hers
daily $50 . L. after f15 70 Jrna
inclusive. for dispatch Mowera
mails. via Seattle and Victoria. close D. n
for and Marquesas Islands via San Fran,
cisco, close here daily az $50 up TO Jun. fs5
inclusive. toE dispatch per J. ;. Australia
% Dorrn nf
aaf tie schedule OF closing Is arranged on the nra-
sumption ef tneiE uninterrupted overland tRe
tStered mail closes ar p. previous
CoRNELIts VAN corT Po,tu..es.
Poatonacs. Nsw-Yoxk. n. T.. June Z. 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
DECORATION FOR R. J. THOMPSON.

Robert ]. Thompson. who originated the plan
for the erection in Paris by the school children
of the United States OF a monument the memory
OF Lafayette. in recognition Of this work and SER
vice. has Just been decorated officer de la Legion
d'Honneur."
The honor was conferred by the special action
of President Loubet. Mr. Thompson is Secretary
Of the Lafayette Monument Commission. AT the
unveiling Of the monument in the London Gardens
on the Fourth OF July last over fifty thousand peo
pie present II will be two years before the
monument Is completed IN bronze
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
CENTRAL UytOy TELEPHONE CONDITION
STOCKHOLDERS CALLED on FOR 100000 MORE
CAPITAL

CAPITAL.
Chicago. June lO--CentraI Union Telephone stock
holders received a shock to-day in the form Of
special circular from John L Sabin, the new presi-
dent ot the company. requesting them TO consider
the best way OF securing 100000 in the coming
year finance the company. The circular had
deadening effect upon the stock Of the company,
and the close Of the Chicago Exchange it had
dropped nine points share.
Mr.. Sabiu placed in charge Of the Central
Union Telephone Company by the American Tee-
phone Company. the owner OF the Bell patents. in
order 10 put it paying basis. For three weeks
Mr Sabin has been devotlrg most Of his time 10
a study OF the conditions Of the company and the
possibilities OF the field in which it operates, and
his conclusions are embraced In the terse language
OF his circular. Tie says,
After two months iuvestigation-the last month
charge PRESIDENT ind that II Is mperatively
necessary that least S30I0 90 be provided without
deIay-that is. oue-half Immediately and one-half
h. fore the close of the present year with call FOR
another SIopoo00 in the FIRST half Of 1892 and one
more the amount in the last half OF 1902.
addition the net income during the period,
The Central Union Telephone Company
Eanized twelve years ago. and operates exchanges
and toll stations the smaller cities of Illinois,
Indiana and Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
DIED..

IoRAN-on Sunday. June 9. Edward Moran. assd -
Funeral service from residence. No. asa sth-
10 a..
Intermenr private
Philadelphia paper please COPY.
NAPIER-At Brooklyn. OF Monday. 10Th inst. Amy.
daughter OF the late John and Sarah ". Napier.
Funeral services at Christ Church Clinton
sts.. or "Wednesday. l2th inst. at 43o p
Kindly omit flowers.
SMITH-Suddeny. Of heart failure June 8 1901.
his residence. the Astor,
William G. Smith. IN the 9th year OF his age
Funeral private
TERRrBFRRY-Dr Calvin Tsrrfberry June o 1901
Funeral services his
ST.. Paterson " J.. June l2. 1901. 1880
TIeEICHEI--On saturday. June D. na- Colonel
William P c. TreicheI his residence No I2S East
2ith-st- Nsw-yOrk City.
After a short service house TUESDAY.
at 1O5o a m. the body Will be taken 70 Ge-rlantown
Penn, by the train leaving 23d q. a N
Services viii De held St LUAe's Caurch. Germantown
at .. m.
Friends OF the family .rvited 70 either service.
The Woodlawn Cemetery
Borough OF Bronx. New
once 20 East sd street. Madison square South
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
THE CAR CRowDING PROBLEM.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: Why not double deck all the cars?
WILLIAM BLAIKIE.
New-York June 3, 1901.
double deck cars could not pass through the
tunnel on the Fourth and Madison ave line
and probably are not practicable on lines run
ming under the elevated roads. Elsewhere they
might serve useful purpose.1
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
SELECTIONS FROMTHE NAIL
PRESIDENT HYDEs DENIAL.
SAYS HE MADE NO REFERENCE TO
"ROCKEFELLERISM'' IN COMMENCE
MENT ADDRESS.
70 the Editor of The Trfbune.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: In a report in The New-York Tribune am
charged with making attack on Rockefeller
ISM in the commencement address at Boston Uni
versity. Inasrnuch as I explicitly declined enter
into any discussion of the particular problems that
have arisen other institutions. and made no
reference whatever either to Mr. Rockefeller or 20
Rockefellerism," >" may I trouble you make the
denial as public the accusation?
MI Rockefeller has been eminently generous.
wise, modest and unassuming in his gifts 70 edu-
Catlon and l greatly regret having been made TO
appear, even falsely and temporarily as a critic
OF a gentleman to whom, both for his gifts and
Tor the conditions under which they have been
given. American education is so profoundly in
debted Very respectfully yours.
WILLIAM DE w HYDE
Bowdoin College. Brunswick Me-, June T. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington June 10-Rans have continued grain
growing states Northwest in Northern
Rocky and the extended
over the upper region. In Atlantic
and in the plateau Pacific Coast dis
trcts fair prevailed. The temperature
risen from Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
the Atlantic coast Middle North
ern Rocky Mountain districts In Missouri.
Arkansas the maximum temperature Monday ranged
to "a degrees Fair and warm weather is indicated
two in the Atlantic and Southern
northern of the country. from the
Rocky Mountain regions the lakes the weather
be scattered showers. Along the At
lanc coast will be light and variable On the
south southeast winds will
prevail the Gulf the winds will be fresh from
southeast Steamers which depart Tuesday for
European ports will have light variable winds and fair
weather o Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
PREPARED TO CERTIFY TO MILK
MEDICAL sOCIETY's COMMISSION REPORTS
ON RESULTS OF ITS INvEsTIG ALTON.

Pure milk is a possibility in this city. -.
said DR.. Henry Dwight Fowler. chairman OF the
commission of the Medical Society OF the County
Of New York, which reported last night on milk
conditions IN this city A year the society ap-
pointed the commission to inspect the milk supply
Of the city. After full investigation Of existing
conditions. the commission is now prepared 10
certify the milk of any dealer whose product
comes up its standard. Two dealers have al
ready fulfilled the conditions laid down. and others
will follow their example This is the first step
in the Improvement Of the milk supply In this
city" said Dr. Fowler IL the public will only
second the work of the commission, pure milk will
before long be common impure milk Is al
present"
To obtain guarantee from the societys com
mission the dealer must prove thing, that
the acdity Of the milk he wishes 70 sell is not
higher than per cent.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
CONCERNING GREELEY SQUARE

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: You have the thanks of many citizens for
your editorial in regard TO the proposed abolish
ment Of the green spaces at Broadway. Thirty
third and Thrty-ffth sts. These little parks small
as they are, give a sense of freshness and beauty
TO the neighbOrhOod, and should by all means
preserved The only object in the proposed change
must be 10 give job to some one at the city's
expense. c. c.
New-York. June :, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
ROOTBLACKS ARE SORE.

Albany, June 10 (SpeciaD-Au the bootblacking
fraternity seemed overcast with gloom to-day The
had from the Capitol of the incorpora-
ton the office of the Secretary Of State of the
Automatic Bootblacking Machine Company. with
a capital of 5000. This company says it intends
10 manufacture machines under French patent
which will polish shoes by electricity
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
CHICAGO EDISON COnPANrs CAPITAL

Chicago. June 1O.-An increase of the capital
stock from s60o0OO0 TO s1OO0OOo0 was voted to-day
the annual meeting of the Chicago Edison Com
pany. The financial statement of the company for
the year ending Marcn 81 1901 follows
Gross earnings. s25l7,Oo0; expenses including dvi-
deuds interest on bonds and debentUres 81 ST. 600;
baI The directors reelected
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
TO FIGHT ICE TRUST.
MARYLAND VACUUM ICE COMPANY INCREASES
CAPITAL

Baltimore June 10 (SpecaD.-The Maryland Vac
uum Ice Manufacturing Company to-day amended
its charter increase the capital stock from
500 COO N 10000 and enable 1t to night the Ice
Trust This company is chartered under the laws
Delaware and the increase OF capital is TO cover
important extensions of its business.
AT a meeting OF the directors. held to-day, Louis
EngeIhorn of New-York. elected president.
Mr. Engelhorn is president of the Patteu Vacuum
Ice Company Of New-York City. which was char
tered under the laws Of New-Jersey with $4,000 900
capital. to fight the Ice Trust II is now compIet-
ing a four hundred ton plant in New-York. Robert
Fusselbaugh elected vice-president and Thomas
f. Jenkins secretary and treasurer OF the Maryland
company. The other directors are Or. John q.
Beck. George +. Whiting and Myron j. Amick, Of
Baltimore Gardner W. kimball. of Wilmington.
Del, and George Gray, of New-York- The Mary
land company will enlarge its plants in Baltimore
and erect plants in Washington, d. C. and Fred
erick City and Hagerstown. Md
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
ORDERS FOR PLOUGHs COMING HERE.

London June n-'Large orders for ploughs
hitherto given to Birmingham says the Geneva
correspondent of The Daily Mall are now go
ing TO the United States owing the success OF
the experiments with the American article at
Grisons and Zurich
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
TO DISSOLVE MANHATTAN FIRE.

Albany, June lO.-Justce D. Cady Herrick ap
plcatior of Acknowledgement Davies has appoint
ed Assemblynan Otto Kelsey, of Livingston Coun-
" as permanent receiver of the Manhattan Fire
Insurance Company. Of New-York This in effect
means the final order for the dissolution of the
company, Mr.. keisey having been serving for some
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
Tribune subscription Rates.

Expression mouth restored: DR.. Dea1e. dental
calist: Worlds Fair awards; asa s5thsS
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
DIED.
Asssa9 ReI R'a Hato Ksass5 K9as SSTaS Sai.i
crane Mary { smith. William G.
2seS GSssS' cEares Fsles TfsaRs SsEiRsT william GhaHn
Inwood Bernard l. Alderman. in the I'D year his
Hall esd St. 6th-ave.' tuesday June II. at
Interment at convenience of family.
Kindly omit flowers.
h Gs5 on @ MsS Is Of i the
Brick Presbyterian Church; Of this CITY
Nand 37th-st Wednesday next. June II. at ,. m.
Admission only by card.
BARowsKy1 SHORT ILL Illness on Mond1y y Jun. TO-
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
ca. yoahs, Of y As on ahsu s o s CALEB n ans
Funeral services from residence
Tuesday. at o m
Relatives and & friends are invited to attend @ d.
OF the family
cFANE-At her. home No Sc church,st. Montcair
Ira q crane GR the n se s5S YEAR q her " the late
Funeral private.
FoRBEs-on SUNDAY, June Q. 1901. Lillian A Forbes.
wife Of Charles F. Forbes
City Of Mexico papers please copy.
kindly flowers
GREEN-Ou Sunday. June 10. at Cambridge Mass.
Charles E. Green. in the 6sth OF his age.
the residence OF his
Green Noroton Conn. Wednesday. June I2 al $50
D.
Carriages will be in waiting Noroon station
o leaving Grand Central Depot at 1902
o'clock-
HoNE-At Cavtte. Philippine Islands. .. 1901.
CaIbraith Perry. OF John and Jane Hone. in he
year of his
KENNE2DY-on Moreay, June 10. 1901 Leedsviile.
y. Y. Charles Neale Kennedy eldest OF Mary
Louise and the late Charles stewar, Kennedy. aged
IS years.
Funeral services viii Church OF the In
carnatior Gates-ave.. Franklin-ave. Brooklyn.
Thursday. June I3. AZ ,. N.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.

For New-England and Eastern NewYork. fair to-day:
Wednesday southern showers in northern portions
light variable winds shifting southeastery.
For the District of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
New-Jersey Delaware Maryland Virginia fair and
to-day; Wednesday fair, light souherly winds
Eor Western NeW-York. increasing cloudnesS and
Wednesday partly cloudy. with showers
the lakes, light fresh southery winds.
Western Pennsy vania fair and warmer probably
showers northern portions to-day Wednesday
except possibly showers the lakes light fresh
winds
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

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PASSEyGERS on TIE TEUroNIc.

Liverpool June 1O-The White Star Line steamer
Teutonic. which will sail from here for New-York
June 70. takes among her passengers Mr.. and Mrs
Morris X Jesup. the Rev. G Campbell Morgan
and Mrs. Morgan, and Charles : Francis, United
States Minister Greece.
The Rev. c. Campbell Morgan is A Congrega-
tfonaIist Clergyman. who is coming to the United
States take up the work OF Dwight l. Moody.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

Tribune Once June IL. 1 m.-The weather yesterday
fair and mild The temperature ranged between IS
and 20 67s degrees being 2s
higher than that Of Sunday and - OF degree higher
than that OF the corresponding date OF last
The weather to-day Will be fair and warmer.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11

In tk4s continuous white line show.
changes pressure indicated The Tribunes self
dotted line tennpera-
al Perry's Pharmacy
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occur az any tiue)
close promptly IN all the General Postocs
follows: close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels mails Ger
many close AT 8 p m: Monday and Wednesday.
Branch half hour later than closing time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TCESDAT-At $50 a. for Europe. per K.
Iherssia, via Cheroourg southampton and Bremen
Theresta >: $50 complementary 10 a
Europe. 5. Servta. via Queenstown CnaI
directed per $ Servia').
WEDNESDAY-Ar $50 a. m supplementary 10 a n
for Europe 5. 3 Majestic. Queenstown: 10
a FOR Belgium direct. Friesand Craii
directed per FriesIaud'l: a. 1:S0 .. n
Naples b directed s. Na1ilIa'N.
THCRSDAY-At a m France switzerland. Italy
and Lorenzo Marquee. :. La Lorraine.
mail for parts Europe directed per
5. La LOrrains'l At $50 a supplementary II a.
M FOR Europe Per : : Deutschland. VIA Plymouth.
Cherbourg and Hamburg. a I D m for Azors Islands
Tartar Prince
sATURDAY-At $50 n. for Netherlands direct per a
darl'D; 10 a. Scotland direct. per Fur
(rnau Furnessfz'l. a
II m for Denmark direct Norge mail must
Be directed per : Norge, ar 113O a supple
uentary ? M for Europe. per : 5. Carnpanfs, via
Queenstown. 10 m italy.
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ot Europe will not be sent this ship unless specially
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Mails named above ADDITIONAL supplementary mails
the piers OF the American. English.
and German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes Of the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
FAMILY STRIFE OVER IN ESTATE.
FIVE SONS AND \ DAUGHTER OF PETER DELAF
FAIT. TO AGREE

There is legal tight over the distribution OF
the estate of Peter DelaP. the father Of Coroner
George w. Delap. OF Brooklyn. who died at No 2Oe
McDonough-st.. Brooklyn. May q
The heirs five sons and one daughter. and the
family is divided in bitter strife. The case will
come up before Surrogate Abbott within a few
days
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
MARRIED.

HUNT T-WATROCS-On Saturday. June at the resi-
dence of brides parents. by Rev DT
tredge. Margaret Livingston Watrous Richard How
Hunt.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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Graphic Arts Building Every nevsdealer IN Buffalo VII
have the paper sale
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and the Philippines without expense for forsixn
postage.
For points in Europe and all countries Universal
Postal Union The Tribune following
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rhe WoodIawn Cemetery.
SpeeiaI Nouces.

Borough OF Bronx New YORK City
Ofrce 20 East sd street. Madison square South.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-24
AN IMPORTANT CHANGE.
The Baltimore and Ohio Voting
Trust to BE Abolished.

NEW YORK. July Exchanges which
have been rapidly Transforming the exec
utive and administrative department Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. in the
interests OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
are about to be concluded by the dissoIu-
ton OF the voting trusteeship- This lat
ter has undergone several changes in the
last year and now includes William SaIo-
mon. Otto II Kuhn. Martin E. Erdmann,
Charles Steele. and Louis Fitzgerald.
According to reports current IN Wall
Street and substantially confirmed, the
voting trustees decided during the day to
restore the property to the shareholders
early in September The property was
turned over by the receivers on July l,
1899. to the voting trust, which was to
continue for five years. or until July /
1891 The voting trustees, however, had it
in their discretion to terminate the trust
and deliver the stock Of the shareholders
a any earlier date than the period named
The Pennsylvania Railroad has so
strongly sntrenched itself in possession
Of the Baltimore and Ohio that any ne
cessity of the continuing the voting trust
has ceased to exist Last year s. NJ. Pre-
vost and John P. Green entered the direc-
torate, and more recently James Mac
Crea and Samuel Rea suppIanted J. J.
Hill and Norman B. Ream. More recent
ly still I. T. Loree was elected to the ex-
ecutive control. All these represent the
Pennsylvania Railroad interest which con-
trolls the property The holdings OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad III Baltimore and
Ohio was in January last given as SIG
Geo. 600 preferred, while the Northern Cen
trail, a subsidiary Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. held 81 .eOG.000 preferred stock in
addition Since that time ii has been IN
derStOod that the Pennsylvania interests
have increased the holdings to about an
equal amount-$17. d000JO in the common
stock Of the company
The abolition of the voting rusteeship
and the turning over of the stock to its
shareholders Is understood in Wall Street
to carry with It the severance 90 all con
nectiOn with the Baltimore ana Ohio by
William Solomon, the chairman Of the
executive committee Mr.. Solomon. who
has been in Europe, is expected TO return
today He was therefore not present at
the meeting yesterday, which it is I'M
deTStOOd- determined upon the dissolution
OF the voting truSteeShjp
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1901-07-24

visitors. quite a considerable amount
Of bIachmaiI might be collected in this
way.
II there is no law in PeekskiH which
viii cover this case. perhaps the cjti-
zens Of that town would be excusabIe
if they went up the mountain some
dark night. tore down the offending
board and made d bonfire OF 1t Il
would be Wanton destruction Of prop
eTty, OF course but two or three eXpe-
riences of this kind would probably
teach the firm that advertising en- The
face of a mountain is not so profitable
as it thinks it is Obviously, they
cannot afford to place q Waterman on
guard at every advertising board If
the people of the town took pains to
destroy advertising boards. and paint
out signs, wherever the Cupidity Of
some individual landowner helped to
spoil the pleasure Of his neighbOrs, It
would cease to be profitable to adver-
tiSe in this way. and unless some State
law Is passed to prevent such abuses
that would seem to be the only way out
Of it The Sons of the American Revo-
luton and other historical associations
would be doing a good work if they
set seriously about preventing this kind
Of thing