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New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
GEORGE MERRITT.

George Merritt who died at his home at Great
Neck Long Island. recently. was for many years
associated by a large circle of friends with the
Astor House. He was born in this city. OF Quaker
stock. His mother Hannah B. Merritt, and
John ]. Merritt. his father was one OF the carry
well known drygoods merchants OF the CITY, anu
later was come ted with the wholesale stationery
business. He continued his fathers business. but
in later years identified with the Waterbury
Watch Company. 1T his energy aud ingenuity
that put the watch on the market ana gave II
ebrity throughout the civilized world. MI Mer-
ritts personality was unusual Generous OF nearI S
and purse, more than business man TO-DAY
success tC him. He maze friends ana kept
them among all Classes, and. by his rreslstple
humor attracted every one about him. IL is per-
haps by that hunor that he will be best reTnenl-
bered. Never failing. ever fresh and original ms
GENIAL comradeship will be missed by wide circle
in this country and in London, wnere he had
large business Acquaintance.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
,,o,Dr Krsc0 WATER POLLUTED.

-h. visit TO Mount Kisco on Friday afternoon OIL
~o-,r,,ssIoner Dougherty Of the Department OF
Wafer supply. Gas and Electricity viii be the
-. ~ speciaH report to Mayor Low. Com
.I noupherty found many things in the
.a,-, which need immediate attention. He nvesu-
otad the water supply which has for some time
oas noll,,ted as result of the absence of sewer
system Mount Kisco and VIII consult "itn ses
.,.av A special report on the Mount hsco
-r.rer suppl, was made to Commissioner Dough
erfv by one of his engineers some time ago. IL
showed that the water was far from oeins as
siio ~ - ,niybt he desired. The railroad station,
,;cb tbe people of Mount Kisco desire 10 have
WA VIA m a place on the city property was N
ian for moving the station. believing thai II wouo
pdd I'D to the pollution of the water.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
OBITUARY.
ROBERT A. LANCASTER

Robert a. Lancaster. of the firm of r. A. Lam
caster Sons of NJ: 10 Wall-st-. died early yester-
Gay morning from heart disease at his country
home, Hiboro. Richmond. Va He was sew
enty-one years old a native of Virginia, and had
come TO this CITY in 1868 He had been banker
all his life. For many years he was close friend
and business associate of John l. Williams. father
of John Skelton Williams and X. Lancaster Will
ians. Air Lancaster vas the head OF the KIcIl-
mond banking house of Lancaster & Lucke 1he
house in this city was only a few years old. Ed
win W. and Nathaniel D. Lancaster were IN part
nership with their father. Other children survive
Mr. Lancaster. as does his second wife, who is a
Virginia CarringrOn
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
SCIENTIFIC BODIES IN SESSION.
AUXILIARY SOCIETIES OF AMERICAN AssoclA-
r1oN MEET IN P1TTSBURG.

Foittsburg. June 2S.-Meetings OF the society to'
go pronootjon of Engineering Education Assocld-
ton of Economic Entomologists and AHeiicah
.I1.-.on,cal Association, branches Of the AIneri-
csn Association for the Advancement OF ocieiioe'
We're held here to-day. The engineers elected 'ie
lowing officers: President Calvin NJ Wood"aru'
xs-asbireton University; vice-presidents. Jonn j.
E-ather Minnesota University and r W. Nie->Hl.
Michigan College of Mines; secretary
waldo Purdue University, and treasurer -A''''
N Talbot. Illinois University s....,
The meeting was held In Phipps Botany scnool,
and after the election the following pape t,on -
-aad and discussed: Courses of Instruction III
Irrigation Engaeeng yoGd w cd Fsad Fss of cheea
Engine erng Education. Edward or Gr'In scfpre m sVs
STA Iniyersity; Some Abuses or the
fem Arthur W French, Worcester Po!ytscnni!c me
Irstitute and Report of the Commtteer on oSarl'
tice az Engineering Education. w r -daBI,
A. me meeting of the Mcroscopcal ooclety o. "A "a
the Carnegie Institute Charles l.. BeSsey pISsIueu
Most Of the session taken up win oginGn- Sfn
trstion AZ the photo photographic camera uuilns
which many pictures were shown; THIS > was lGi n
lowed By a lecture on Some ImproremeehtS III
Nicrotone" by L. P. Elliott of Rocnester, y; y.
The entomoogists Reerd a nuInner OF puFel!
technical papers
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
OBITUARY NOTES.

air door check Charles NJ. EIkins. died at his home
here to-day aged seventy He was member OF
rhe well known Boston hardware firm OF A j.
Wilkinson & Co. A widow and one daughter sur
viVe.
Chicago. June 2s.-Owen H Roche, formerly a
we'll known Board of Trade operator. died here to-
,4ay from snonIexv aged sixty. MIR. Roche came
here from Boston in 1872, accumulated fortune
in the grain business. and retired from active oper
alton years ago
Richmond June 2s-R. \. Lancaster. banker and
broker OF this city, widely known in financial cir
cies throughout the country. died az MS nome IN
patb County to-Cay. Mr. Lancaster was seventy
three years old. His death was caused BY heart
failure.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
ENDOWMENT FOR JOHNS HOPKINS
THE amaao DESIRED IS ASSURED FOR
UNIVERSITY.

Baltimore. June 2S-President Remsen an
no,nced to-day that the endowment fund OF ST.
ooo 0On. for which the friends of Johns Hopkins
University have been earnestly working FOR the
last few months has been completed Ihls puts
the university upon an assured financial OASIS
and makes progressive policy possible None
of this money is be used for buildings. ana
the problem of moving to the beautiful ne"
site recently presented TO the university oy
William Wyman, William Keyser ana others OF
this CITY is still to be solved
Co far as the general work of the university
:. corcarned all anxiety is now removed There
is great rejoicing in university circles
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
CONGRESS- NOMINATIONS.

Port Huron Mich, June 2S-Henry McMorran'
.,;+s1is+ and elevator man. of this city, defeated
erazz,na, Edgar a Weeks, of Mount Clemens,
., the contest for the Congress nomination IN the
VIII District Convention here to-day. lST paio's
t.irg necessary to make choice. Weekss nome
county. Macomb, finally went over 10 NicHioii an
..F.,nrran having "a and w. b. Williams OF Lapet
md Thomas B. woodworth, OF huron county L
each.
,-,,,a,, J1ne 3-The Democrats Of the Win
usn,nckv District to-day rencmnated Congress
49,, PANEL Linn Gooch The district was repre-
sented many years by eA-Secre'ary 'ohH w.
Is
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
,,ryTJoyED FOR DEAN HOFFMAN's PLACE.

1,atar,s Church in Philadelphia. has been men
.,o,,aa recently as the probable successor to the
late Dean Hoffman in the General seminary yraIe OF tne
protestant Episcopal Churcn III Cneae ,S. - tta
-. -. pishon NcKay-Srnith. DR.. Nelson was the
Lang candidate for Bishop coadjutor OF Penn
sy,vania. He also a leading candidate at the
time of the selection OF the Of Re< Central
sied ,s as native Of this city, and was graduated
fnnrn Trinity College IN 1917.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
AN HISTORICAL PARALLEL.

10 The Editor Of The Tribune
CIR. One cannot help being struck with the close
RESEMBLANCE between the attitude of the English
Liberals Of to-day regarding commercial relations
win their colonies and the conduct Of the same
saiy about one hundred and twenty years ago
ssro Pitts proposals concerning Ireland Pitt
saie proposing retain protection against the
,e esoe world. wished TO concede TO Ireland COM
pIe,e Tree trade with Great Britain and as free
sae a. Great Britain Itself enjoyed with the colo
- ~ rsturn for this he asked a small contribu-
" me navy. proportional to any increase
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
DAVID r, MORSE.

David Randolph Morse died suddenly yesterday at
his home No. 112 Fort Greene Place, Brooklyn MI
Morse was born Newmarket, N j., in la53 He
was educated at ew-Hampton, N H. In 1867 he
was one of the founders of the firm of Howard &
Morse wire cloth manufacturers. and being one or
the earliest trade, he was known throughout
the country. He retired from business last April
Mr. Morse serving his third term as VICE
president of the Oxford Club. Brooklyn. He was
director Of the Manufacturers Association ana or
the City Savings Bank, Manhattan. and a trustee
of the Washing ton Avenue baptist Church, BrooA-
Iyn.
The funeral will be held on Tuesday morning. and
will be conducted by the Rev DR.. Robert Mac
Donald. The burial will be at Painheld-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
To BLACKLIST CHORUS SINGERS.

Managers of musical and comic opera enter
nrises In this city have entered iEto an under
standing TO protect themselves against loss and
Inconvenience by the breaking of contracts by per-
formers Fred Whitney. the Shubert Brothers
Ilirke La Sheile and George Lcderer have pledged
themselves TO refuse employu Mt to any placed
on a blacklist for such offence. 1t appears that
the practice is not uncommon among chorus sing
ers of signing contracts in the spring, sometimes
to the number of half dozen, and then selecting
the best one in the fail and breaking the others.
When rehearsals are called, managers often have
70 be thankful II half chorus makes It's appear
ance. The blacklist is intended to correct this
abuse
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
THOMAS D SHERLOCK

Thomas D. Sherlock former deputy factory IN
spector in Brooklyn. died his home No LEI
South Fourth-st. Friday, from heart disease. at
the age of forty-three. He vas appointed deputy
factory Inspector 1896, which place he held until
the present administration. He was member ol
Fidelity Council No. 293, knights of Columbus;
deputy grand knight OF the council. ana was
a member OF the Ancient Order of Eiibern!ans ana
the SeS mour Democratic Club, of the AlNtn AS
sernbly District. He leaves widow, two daugh-
terS and four sons.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUESDAY-At $50 a m Complimentary 10 a no Tor
Europe, per s. "kronprinz Wilhelm. via Piyn1outn
Cherbourg Bremen: at 80 a for Italy direct.
per $ S Nord America Cnan must be directed per
Nord American. -
WEDNESDAY-At s. 80 a Europe. per s. s.
Louis Southampton ;una for Ireland must &c e-
per = $ Louis y. at S-SO m SUPP
10 for Europe. per $ s. Ma5esrtc VIA
Queenstown
THURsDAY-At $50 a. for Europs per 9 $ Coara- n
bia via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg tn1ai rcr
France be directed ''peE > Cournoia y az
a m for France. Switzerland. italy. Span Portugsl
Turkey Egypt Greece British India and L25e9zo MAJ
cuez per BIetagrs- via Havre IMAM LOT oSheT
parts Of Europe must be directed per > $ La Bre-
tagne'O
sATT-RDAy-At a for italy direct per = =
IIohenzollern mail be directed s. Etohen-
zoernl 7;3O a for Netherlands direct psr 3 s.
Potsfann mail be directed per g q Potsoan y
Scotland direct per = tlirnessld
mail must he directed per s Furnessia) az ~
= Iceland Crrail must
Re ctad Zeeiand''): I0:30 a Sup
Elementary ~ ny for Europe. g Lucania. via
Queenstown.
sppTNrTF0 NATTER FTC--Ths steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples FOR Germany
only The same class mail matter for other paris
Of Europe this ship uness sp$eiaA1y
After TIE Closing the Supplementary ahtic
Nsus named above addtonal Supplementary Msrs are
o7ened on the American English. Frenen
ana German steamers and rer'ain open until witain
Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
TgTSK WHALEN WILL BE NAMED.

The friends of John whalen. former Corporation
counsel, are pushing him for one OF the Dehio-
cratic nominations for justice ol 'he . 1up. ~
60 IIe was mentioned as a likely candidate in
the two preceding campaigns. but personally MADE
- a4ort IN obtain the nomination. MIR. Whalen's
friends believe that this time he Will head the
+dioial ticket II Is believed that, Tammany
Hi has decided not to nominate ex-Mayor van
IEvcls Charles w Dayton or Charles H. Knox
AZ VT,aIen has an excellent chance.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
WILLIAM B. S. REED.

William B. S Reed. civil and mining engineer,
died at the home of his brother-n-law. Frank H
Sherwood No 10 McDonough-st Brooklyn, on
Friday night, at the age of forty-fve. He was a
graduate of the Polytechnic Institute and Column
Iia University, and long identified with BON
branches of MS profession IN the West ana SodIh
in the development Of coal and iron mines prldSe,
railroad and station building. he leaves two
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
NEHEMIAH o. PILLSBURY.

Nehemiah o. Plllsbury. one of the original set
tiers in Montclair, n. j. and large property
owner there died iii this city Friday at the age
of ninety-six years. Mr.. PiIisbury for many years
was Justice of the peace. At time he owned
g large part of the business Cion or Montclalr
For the last twelve years Mr. P1llSbury mad uVed
with his daughter in New-York-
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

". 4. YIN DE hbILI, JIt dCVtIHLo L-iIA41.
,naoIa Long Island, June 2S.-In the County
Clerks office this morning deed was fled by
which A. c. Gilman, of Ridgewood. N j.. conveys
to William K. Vanderbilt. jr. thirtynine acres of
land in and about Lake Success, few miles north
Of Hvde Park in the of North Hampstead
The sum paid for the land Is not given out but the
stamps on the deed represent $4,000. The deed to
the property gives MIR. Vanderbilt clear title TO
Lake Success.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
Postomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY interested changes may
Occur any tnle.)
Foreign mails for the week ending July 5. 1902. VIII
close Cpromptly cases the General Poseo1ce aS
follows Parcels Mails close hour earlier Ihaa
Parcels mails for iex-
many close Al 5 D. Monday and Wednesday -
Supplementary mails close at Foreign SUE
tion half hour closing time shown oeo tsx
cent that Suppementarv Mails for Europe and Centrsi
America via Colon later at Foreign sta
rionJ.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE IN CAPE TOWN

Cane Town June 2S.-The fire which yesterday
DESTROYED a number of large business houses in
the heart of the city broke again this morning.
but was finally got under control and extinguished
with the assistance of soldiers and buejackets The
losses aggregate f250.O0.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

Highest temperature yesterday IS; lowest g. average.
20 Average corresponding date last year. 81 Aver
age for corresponding last twenty-five years, 72.
Local torecasRain to-day Monday fair; fresh south
east winds increasing to-day.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
GEORGE H. DALLON.

George H DaIlon, head of the woollen commits
sion house of G. H DalIon & Co. OF Manhattan,
died on Friday at his home. No. l2S Haisey-st-,
Brooklyn. the age CT forty-three He was di-
rector OF the AmaIanth Association and a Tnerloer
of the Columbian Club and the Catholic Benevolent
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29

HARDING-wARNER-On Wednesday June IS. Col
chester, Conn. by DIR. Arthur McGfert. Daisy E
Warner Boston, the Rev. Frederick c. Harding.
of SloatsbuTg-
pALAfER-DILLINGHAM-o June 26 1902. at Calvary
Church. Summit. y. j., by the Rev. Walker
Gwynne. Helena daughter Of MIS-. George W. Dillns-
ham. Holkrs Palmer
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
Hist MATCH.

When you through with this part or
the Ip;;Der hand % msssus. see II she
does not hunt up the Little Ads. OF tbs,
People" the first thing.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
DIED.

ADdreWs in the ssd year q Sis age
eqfesy 1pday 'qe Psce ' Brook M " N nterent Monday
Tune SO. 1902 at Greens Farms. Conn Leave New
flowers.
GAYLoR-At stamford Conn. Thursday. June &C., 1902
Charles Gaylor his s7th Funeral at St John
Episcopal Church. Sunday. at ) D. m
HEIsER-on Saturday. Jure IS. Henry Anthon Heiser
Heiser aged years Funeral services at St Michael
Church s9th-st and AIrsteTdaTl-aVe. on tuesday
morning, Juy l. at 10 a. m
Funeral will be held at the residence OF her
az IL o. clock Carriages will meet train station
arrival 1852 from New-1ork lnterulent In
omit flowers
M i12 Fort Greene place Brooklyn n Y David
Randolph Morse. Notice of funeral hereafter
oTTMANN-on Thursday. June 2e at 4;3o p m. Au-
0ttmann in Funeral services at his late
residence No so West s2d-st on sunday. al $50 p m
Iiederranz are respectfully attend Burial
on Monday. private Kindly omit flowers
PILLsBURY-on Friday June p. Nehemiah oraway
Pisbury. Of New-YoFk City. Funeral private
THoRP-on Saturday, june IS. 1902 at the residence
y. j. Albert GaIatin Thorp. only son Of the late
Nathan Thorn Of Railway, N j. IN the seventy
ninth of his age Funeral privare
Fresh Pond Cremntory
will reduce on July Ist. SIS
adults. sl5 for children
o u5ed @ rate 70 vi Win be s. per case including Of the
ashes Address. for information and pamphlet U. S.
soieun for sale: beautifully situated e EDMUND
MARKS 229 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
Manchester, Vt, June 26, 1902.
LGranting. for the moment. the substantial ae-

tGrantirg. for the moment the substantial ac-
curacy Of the quotation, these facts still remain
obvious: a statement of failure to derive benefit
from one particular line of experiment is not
n nacessarily to be interpreted as a wholesale con-
deInnation (by Sir Frederick Treves) of vivisec-
ton by other men. conducted in proper man
ner. and undertaken for the benefit OF humanity.
In the nature of Things some Investigations of
this sort sure to result in disappointment.
On the other hand, the successes which have
been achieved afford ample justification for the
practice in the minds of such men Lord
Lister. That eminent surgeons name has been
attached as sponsor to many applications for
a license to employ vivisection in England.
TWO illustrations of the value Of vlvisection may
be given: Koch's discovery Of the bacillus OF
tuberculosis has thrown a flood of light on the
nature of that disease. Behring's invention OF
anti-diphtheritic serum has appreciaby re-
duced the death rate from what was once one
Of the most fatal of Hlaladies- Who viii dare to
say that the injury done to few hundred rab-
bits and guinea pigs in koch's and Ben
rings Investigations, was too high a price to
pay for the rescue of thousa nds of human beings
from death?l
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
Special Notlrss.

Experienced Lawyer will take limited amount Of
businessbankruptcy divorce collections corn-s
sions corporation work: highest references
Address for appointment. LEX Box lo hid
W
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
recordng The dotted line shows
trre as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tie following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes for the last
four hours in comparison corresponding
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-pAY's FORECAST
washington. June 2s.-The Texas storm has moved
northeastward to Missouri where is central
tonight with q barometer reading Of 2942 inches II
has accompanied by thunderstorns and squalls
particularly Arkansas. Tennessee Eastern Missouri
and Southern fallen along its
course has been closely confined to the
northern portions OF the storm The weather
has cleared in Louisiana. the rainfall in both
States being light during the last twelve hours.
Rain has also fallen Missouri Valley the lower
portion Of region and locally in the Rocky
Mountain region and the Northwest The temperature
changes unmportant.
There will be shower ana thunderstorIns with higher
winds Sunday upper Ohio Valley the lower lake
region portion OF the Middle Atlantic
states Showers thunderstorms also indicated
for soutlvard
the Carolinas 1t will be somewhat cooler
the temperature will quickly
Brisk to high northeast winds Will be experienced
and Michigan and southeast 70 south
west over Lakes and Ontario Sunday Along the
Middle Atlantic the winds Will be fresh brisk
southeast south increasing the SeEnGland Coast
Monday Fresh south winds will prevail along the Gulf
ard South Atlantic coasts.
Steamers which depart Sunday for European ports
will have south winds ana cloudy weather TO the
Grand Banks. ,,
storm warnings displayed Lakes Huron. Mich
Ontario.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
A TIP.

A TIP.
The "Little Ada. of the People, always ap-
pear In this section OF the paper, don't
forget next Sunday to read this part first.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
Subscription Rates

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The Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
PERsIsTENcY ov THE WELSH TuNe.

To the Editor The Tribune.
Sir: In confirmation ov the remarks in The Trih-
for May 81 let say that the Welsh IL the
only branch the graft Kettle family Of Ian
guages VIII liz alive and vigorus. Cornish died
spoken tung in the l8tn sentury; relgus serVic
in Manx discond within living memory Gaelic is
dying haro; so is Breton and Gaelic in the High
lands Thanks fonetc alta bet, Welsh IL vlg-
orus life. z. JONES.
Liverpool, June Ii, 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-29
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST



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Meeting Mondays for Belize Puerto cnrtsz
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Tickets good for return until August Sd.
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