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New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY'S FORECAST
washington Aug lc-Thc West indies and the Caith-
te,, sea are covered by extensive but snaAio"
barpretrc depression Depressiors OF ths
amended nv wind squalls and heavy local rains ana
e,In,es result in the formation Of well dened cyclones
- hurricanes over United States the movements OF
araas Of high and harumeic pressure continue un
ssv rapd for the season. The of high barometer
and cool wave appeared in the Northwest SATURDAY
the Atlantic Coast ana an are" VI ioN
barometer has moved rapidly southeast"aia over INC ~
sri Valley Fair prevailed Tuesday. except IN
areas In tie Upper Mississippi Valley on the southeast
coasts and In the southern plateau Gsulcts
The I, ,nlUeiaturs has the Middle West ana mas
fallen the extreme Northwest Dui'HS
Wednesday local viii occur in the states OF the
MiGoe and Upper Mississippi Lower Ohio and Lower Mis-
souri, valleys upper lake region aad a-so In inc
middle and south plateau In the Atlantic states
the uestter will continue during Wednesday Lnd
local Thursday or THURSDAY night The
tef-eialufe changes unimportani On the North
Atlantic Coast the winds VIII be Light and Varlatie
No ay. on the .uutn tIian~ic CoAs, eSh east T.
u.tl.aat " Es Viii pT,yai the Gulf Coast vnriabIe
wines vii sniff TO In the lake region south
Increase force SraHe.s ~eparting toi
Eu.cican ports Wednesday viii have fair weather ard
fresh Variable Winds to the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
THE WILL OF MRS. 4. W. FERRIS
SHORTLY AFTER IT WAS EXECUTED SHE WAS AL
LEGGED TO BE INSANE.

SHORTLY AFTER IT WAS EXECUTED SHE WAS AL
LEGGED TO BE INSANE,
The will Of Mrs. Anna ". Ferris. of West Chester.
who left considerable personal property and real
estate was filed yesterday in the Surrogate office
1t was executed May 10. 1888 Mrs Ferris died
on July Is last. After her will was executed pro-
ceedings in lunacy were instituted against her. Il
being alleged by a relative of her husband tnat
Henry Ferris and his wife. Sarah NJ Ferris, with
whom she was living. were exercising undue IN
huence over her in order TO set possession or ner
property. The proceedings ended IN her remaining
with Mr.. and Mrs Ferris
Mrs. Ferris directs that her piano be put IN order
at the expense of her estate and forwarded without
cost TO Mary Adelaide and Harriet Harris Douglass
OF New London. Conn, the dauS hterS or her dea1
cousin Mary Douglass. She also leaves them $ou,3
eacn. The rest OF her household turnlture ana
hooks She leaves TO Mrs sarah NJ. Ferris. TO De
distributed among her children To isabel y
CthanpeII vile OF William 5. Chappeu, of New
london ana to Susan q. Amermdu the wlfe "t
lanes 4 Amcrman. Of Hartford. Conn, the sur
giving daughters Of her cousin. Christopher culver
ST. she leaves $15td each. of which their rather Is
to receive the income for IL" Iv N mes ih -
the testator, Anna Ferris Gorton. of East Bridge
The residue of the estate soes to Henry Ferris
and his az, t1t- rms anu AIS
wife receiving each a one-fourth share
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
OEETCF9.

MAIN OFFICE-Nc f5+ NassaU-st. ..-,..,
UPTOWN OFFTCE-No- 1864 broadway or any <A'
District Telegraph CFce - ---,s- No
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-FredsrlcK ~ S'in'-i0A' -
Te4 Broad-st
AMERICANS ABROAD will fnd The Trin1nS az
TOEDOV-OrHce q TRY uUs. No ~" Flsel-s1
Brown Gould & Co - New Crxforc-st- 49,.
Cou1Dany No. 3 WatsT4oo Eua-IG,
London Office OF THE TFIF' NJ ts cO-so-i-0
place to leave advertisements and srbscriPtlonS
PARTS-J Monroe & Co. No I Fde Scrloe. r,o.f+s.
John wanamaker & Co.. ~ Rue des re'-'
Ecur!es.
FIott1ruer & Co. 7s Rue de Provence
T-rf-s Co.. ~ boulevard Haussrnain
craft Tvounafs dsS FtrangerS
Ar-s- Company No II Rue SERGE.
sccIstz des Irnprirneres Lsmercter. No ) Fiaes 10
rOpe-a- ,--r
cFTrvA-rnr-bar1 Of1s- < CO. ard Union Banz
FIOPFNCE-French. Lemon & Co. ana =. Wa A
H.wPT-ecs-sre-fc Express Company. No II
-s|e Strssse
BrFN-TN-snnerfcan Express Company No Q Eannnoi
GF~o4-Arrsrfcsn Express Company No IS Via san
IHrarz1
Also on sale ar the principal hotels
and railway book stalls
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
TFANePaC1FIC MAILS

Islands via san Fran
rjsrc close daily ~ eco n ~ u August VIC.
i1rIuSfve f0r dispatch per NaT'poss ~
fs~~er+ West Au=r-aH7 which goes
HlAia' t-t--re avs Vev-Zs~I7nd with via San
r.rt.-,, ,r5 FTif Tsia~1s VIA Vancouver and Vic
go y . close Ns-e tally ~ e-9p after Au-
gr.t 20 srd up tl6 inclusive for dispatcH
psr s. NioNera- -, -. s.s, -.
%, - - IN ~ August t1S, inclusive. FOR dispatch
Aisrreda ,-.,-.
az 40 n m up AUGUST go Inclusive for dispatch
Shfusn0 Naru. Registered mail must os
Seat'1e'0
Mails Hawaii Ch'ra Jarsn and n-t ciass natter tor
n-f-aI FTa~ciSco. close here
S.rv A. $40 D. n August t21. inciusivs. Ter
Sjsratch rer :. Korea -. a. -
us scr Australia West australia which Il for
es.s yss F-Iroosl Nev-Zeqiand FiH. Samoa and
HswaN via F-s-cisco close here Dolly az $50
= m +1s a-4 - August go inclusive.
- ~ a--tv-I oFs Ftrrria i've New-York August
for :
OF sailing daily
and the rtosr Is arranged the presurp-
NJ unInterrunted overland transit Tf2es-
mail cIo-e< q n. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN C0TT. PostrnascArs
rcstofnee. New-York- N. z. August Haa
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13

mittee Hosts: William Arnott. Allan Robertson,
| Mrs. James Robertson and the Rev. John c. Scott
Hoa5icE Fans YHost MI 53n9 cSreRce Ms5 Roys
,centremoreland; Penn.-H NJ Pease committee c?n
Eosensran{ Penn;;-7Hostt, Laura E. Drake, Drake,
eR6psFfe MF Fl dea
Hosts: Mr. shibberiy. Mrs KEGS Mrs Krande
% Xags4n Mrs MFs Barden Mss 4<s laura
dn shed Ms M edTs M5 r. Hew
Howard B9ardman. Mrs Baker and M Lambeth
Bdne M39h oI1S Efy MTs MaR Bng @ @
Mrs kindred NJ Garter; ths H9n; " ,S, +, Butler
WilIiamstown. Mass.-The Rev. Willis H. Butler.
Arlington. vt-The Rev s. H Watkins. COM
mittee.
Packard Mrs, z. Goodrich. Mrs. Bruch Goodrich.
Mrs r. Giles Mrs George Gsre; Ms L MaTaS MATES
Mrs. Waldie and Mrs Uptggraye s,oon
COMMITTEES. Hosts: Leona Rich Mrs zug Nathan
Stambach Mrs kunkle. Mrs Hqrner. GeTtie Dear I1a
Matawana. Penn.-Hosts; Mrs. Hertzh, Mrs,
East sjroudsburg Penn.--Tte Rev. A, E. Warren.
%b2 sarah oSs e RansSerE M y Ms an Hanson
3. Abrams Mrs. Frank Merring: Mrs George
Sso Rdse 2ord 2q3 d MTs W l. Van Baskrk Mrs Louis
f, Phillips and Clarence Edinger ,,,., r,o-a
H8sa M4. 3eE M.fr 4 Mrs. E9
Mrs Edith Mann Mrs. Oscar Rurtch, MTs Ada ada
Me- z MTs Mo5 MTs Gd Beers Mrs
lam Archer. Mrs oryille LoyelesS Mrs fcEs
Mrs Charles Reynolds and Mrs NJ e Greene
FIbridre. Peun.-Mrs. Hattie LasEe r,.s.
Windier Penn-Amos Claar. committee Hosts'
Mrs W F Frtley Mrs James sharT ,,,aIy MTs anoo, E
Claar Francis S. Bowen. Z. c. L R1rtow y NJ M,
Fulton. Mrs David Watt, c. r Leister GGIs4an G1tta
Creswell Mrs. Aida shonon. Mrs f NJ Hayes; Hayes;
Mrs NJ Robinson. Mrs John Fyle, MIS- fSooe
iI,Itc~ Ada NeveIfng c. S. Spencer S. G.
whitaker jerome Tryocks and Mrs. Albert Berk-
scalp Level Penn.-Host: Samuel Weaver.
RelleviIe. Penn.-The Rey J. II. feachy' cohi
rnittec Host: Mrs. Levi Yoder -..
BEDFORD; Penn1HosfM ny Mrs zaaI Mari yn7Sr +; Easter
Imer Fgnn.H4sii. MTs raa1 Aoao eommittee Hosts:
Mrs Marv Knippe. A s ClaaT Mrs RaTsaei 9l.ae
TiyeIy Mrs Jane C1aar. Mrs EuIaocth SlaaI Sit
Gavin s ifier John Waiter, c. F Lingente!'eF'
William Meyers David Boyer I ara W r. hiee
Tbnstown PENN. 3. Nofsing@r. coTTml,testt-
A Strayer. J. A WeTtz. Mrs Z. w ougnt.
ToT9s n eJsinrer e Roberts. William Reynolds
George Sauntz and Peter Strayer-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13

Enforced arbitration. morally or legally goes hand
IN hand with the ratio of 10 10 l. and the American
people will stand for either II IS simply re-
pudiation OF contractual rights. which must be en-
individuals.
The ability to Dor and accomplish results Is al
ways recognized in every vocation OF life, as Is not
infreQuently demonstrated by the advancement OF
positions OF trust and confidence among men. The
tendency, however. OF unonism is to destroy inCl-
vidual development and to create class conditions.
which Is un-AmeriCan The environment in mines
one is ruircus in another It is impossible TO make
uniform rules and regulations governing all mines
alike. The proper forum. therefore. in which to
settle the CoutTaCtual relations between employer
where the conditions are known TO each. Employ
ers. rueJ reaSO0a bic, and pay their en-
DIoyes in accordance with the laws of competition
There is always a market except in times or panic
pay the market value Of the services to he SOLD the
employe has the right. and generally the oppor-
tuuity. TO sell his labor TO another employer who
Will nay the market price. OF the 5000 employees
Of the mining department Of one OF the large coal
Comparies 50 per cent opposed to entering
upon this strike and because the labor leaders
succeeded in getting the % per cent to join with
the dissatisfied miners Of other territory they have
been able keep this large percentage OF men
from their work for more than three months, and
cause them and the innocent members of their
families great suffering ard distress.
In light Of these facts. can II be truthfuly
said that unonisn is essential to the development
and advancement Of our people that the
pIoyer must be deprived of his constitutional right
participate IN making contracts with his en-
poves order that the self-Corstituted walking
delegate may continue to flourish. that the
rights Of the ernrloyer shall he delegated TO the
labor aCiafor through political other board OF
arbitration? WALTER W ROSS.
New-York Aug p 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
4 GOOD NEWSPAPER.

From The Highland Democrat, Peekskin
The Sunday edition Of The New-York Tribune has
Improved WONDERFULLY in the last year, and It is
now Of the best. II not Absolutely the fint 81.
Sunday newspaper in the United States The mat
ter IT presents is both di 2nihed and interesting
and the illustrations the best tnat have ever
beon produced bu d. jiv newsra Pc. The "a l.
divided into three sections. The first admira bly,
covers the news Of TIE entire world
The second deas with subjects that of in
terest TO people In New-York and adjoining IL The
third magazine. section is devoted to matters
OF general and international interest. book reviews
art, science and literature. This section printed
on fine grade Of book paper and its illustrations
-Hof be surpassed.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
WOULD FORCE sW4NsTROH TO APPOINT

JUSTICE DIcKEY THINKS THAT IT WILL Be;
DIFFICULT TASK. HOWEVER
''It is difficult to see how the court can COM
mand a public officer to fill a place which he
savs Is NOT needed" said Justice Dickey in the
Brooklyn Supreme Court yesterday In an aTsu-
1nent on an application for writ of mandamuS
TO compel President SwaDstrom TO appoint a
S,rperint tendent of the Bureau of IncuInoTaIlCe
After the hearing papers were submitted ana oe-
els reserved
Henry a. Cioulden to the position provisohaily
As the result of a substqt qteHt clVH SrrETe t eA
-,lnation Couldeu. although passing WIN Tue
highest mark preceoed on toe hs' oy ~ tErTe T
,It5araus According ~ the cnOi- e iistu 70 %
go from among the first three and freS''elI |
vtsnstronl has MADE app intment ills reasons
aIiaratton, OF Edward y. Dudley VINO Is ofliS.1t,2
tte suit lie also declares mat me du'le9 "a ''s
-, Tor are now being done Ill5-atiE-
s.fstant Corporation CounS~i btL".'er =, eh[
80 tGst the duties now % S.S ~ tNdl n
ie..tu H ,-S - Tresfdent ana CCnus loHer OF Puzzle
Works Redheld could perform 'HeiH'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
TO KEEP pLAYGROrNDs OPEN.

The committee on special schools of the Board OF
Education has decided TO keep the vacation hoo
Fairgrounds open until August 30. There are ABOUT
ninety OF these Fairgrounds in the city and u
was the Intention 10 close thaTn on Friday. when
Tie thirty-two vacation schools are TO be closed
Distric; Superintendent; Evangol Whitney. who has
had charge Of the Fairgrounds. reports that they
have been decided success and recommends that
they be kept open.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
Pnsroffice Notice

CsbouIs De read DAILY ty interested changes may
occur a sEy tU'eJ -,
mails for ending August 10 lsu-
Will close promptly all casesl at the GeneraI Fs.
on follows Parcels Pest Malls Close one no1I
earlier than time shown below Parcss Pos'
mails FOR Cerr-nry close at Monday WEDNESDAY
and per H 0henzoIern' on Friday -
Regular and Supplementary y Tnas clSe AZ -
HaIF ~i~srg shown heIow teS
cept that Supplementary Mails tor Europe and Central
America via Colon. hour la-er al Forelsn
Station).
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
THE PASSING THRONG,

J. " Casanova. proprietor OF THE Havana Po<t-
of Havana, Cuba. is here with his wife He was
formerly the mayor OF Phillipsburg
CUBA HOPES Penn He said regarding affairs In
FOR FUTURE Cuba: 1T is true that business in
the island is quiet just now but
the people have great hopes for the future Every
body has confidence in the ability integrity OF
from the United States Senate is not Yet dead If
Cuba succeeds in securing the SS5G00,0l0 loan she
the money"
Colonel Myron T. Herrick. OF Ohio. chairman
Of the Mckinley National Memorial Fund Com
miltee. is at the Waldorf this
MORE MONEY week. Speaking last night of the
WANTED FOR progress OF the tUrd. he said: 1T
MKINLEY has apparently been thought in
MONUMENT some places that the fund is
closed now and no more sub
scrptioEs are to be received. This is by any
means the case The fund still lacks from s1eoJgJ
sIbscrfItons are coming In steadHy SIN if slowly
eral that any on- who desires TO contribute TO
suitable national memorial to President " kinney
is not stlil a full ioerty 10 do 50 Iust when the
fu1d Will oe closed | cdnLot say OF course, We
must close Il time Bt fore that comes.
however. We sreaty desire at least SIS0J9 more
The appointment Of Chief Justice Oliver Wendell
Homes. of Massachusetts,. to the United States
Supreme Bench made by
HOLINESS Justice Grays resignation. has
APPOINT caused, it would seem. little
MENT NO Prise in his native State. 'Tnar
SURPRISE Chief Justice Holmes is fitted y
every way TO fill a the Su-
preme Bench of the Uniled States no one in Bos-
ton. think. has any doubt SAID James c. Thayer.
of Bosom, the Imperial Hotel yeste day. "Ot
course, in A4assacnusettS, the very tdCt OF his
parentage wound have been enough III the drst place
insure aim respect, Ii dId social poSt1Oa.
But he has never been the sort of lean
in the least inherited position; ht has proved,
ratLer. thai he has inherited worth. When ne
appointed d justice OF Massachusetts
Supreme Bench. there may have been doubt II
some quarters that his woe schola- ship just
the of equipment for the eXaCting practical
work of the pUs4JIon but he has proved the doubts
unIounded. There IS no doubt of mis- scholarship.
and public addresses O,hcr tndn
technical subjects he has disclosed a phnOsophc
of mind, a habit of thought, that some have
gone lken of Marcus AuTe-
illus; but he has also shown mis- practicaI eXecu-
ability and grasp of issues. !
sue Massachusetts Is much sorry TO lose
him proud to give him to the federal govern
ment'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
Do rot he imposed on.
Always derart the genuine
Murray x Llnman : Flo. "a Wafer.
DIED.
Cooke. Maria J X.

FEanfe ne apsn Mas Il g Nara au e9ns' c6s
henp AMI daughter Of ,ne late & A4Ion ana heyanna
heiap n m a the Church OF the incarnation,
Madison ave. and s5t7-st; & I.ii OF
the sane day. ial car lea ing Grand Central
eenete's SO m Relatives and fr ends invited
,.,,,,, 4, Adirondack. Warren County. n. y.
CoIIEhTLANHn CoIIT, NHntay August II, IyJ2 George W. Cot
suIosh1 at Adirondack on Thursday.
teIttn .,s, II IgI2. at O'Clock D. M
Ho1.BRooK-on Tuesday, August ~ 1902 at his late
residence. 554 West no.
private
No, RRooK-At his residence No. as East 21st-st..
hOt1nHO on Tuesday. August II. 1902. Martin
1n,har Holbr pok NJ. D.. in his I2d Funeral
LutieI held at his late residence. Thursday
serNlces VIZ O'clock. Interment at Moodlawn-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

WEpSEaDAY-At 80 a m FOR Europe per 3 = 81
PsrT vta Southantaton at $50 supplementary
10 a M Europe $ Germanic via queens
TIIURsDAY-At $50 a for EuroIs. neI > Augus'e
Victoria via Plymouth. Cherotrg and Hamburg lnat
ror France Switzerland Itav. spain P5-tussL Iur- &
KEY ,,ot Greece british India and Lorenzo MaFqusz
must b. q -ecte,i per : Auguste Victoria ,; al
a m for France SwitzerlaHt. Italy SPAN PoFt1ssah
tIsh Ind ana LSrenzC
gIeZ per "a Tou-airs. Eavre (nail tor oLher
parts of Europe be drec- per $ s La Eou-
rEiHe').
SATUSDAY-At $50 a. m for Netherlands Greet per
$ Ryudau mail must BE directed Per hSI
DAM: $50 "a tsu9pe'HsC;aTy ~ = I. 90 sn
Fu-ope PEI Car7auia. via Queenstown: at s.S0
a N fo- scotland direct Ter : AnchoTia tniAii
must Re directed per AnchoriaO; at 10 a m
for Begjun1 direct Eaderland tnail must os
Nc'eria07 D.
.PRINTED MATTFR. rTC--Thts steamer takes Pr.nssd
Commercial and samples TO- Germany
n1Ir Th- same class uaI natter for other parts
Of Europe win BY this ship unless specialy
directed by her --.,.-..-
closing o: tive sur7lsrentsry Irasatlantic
Mall above. additional supplementary Malts
are opened the pies - the Amer can Eng lsn;
and rs11Rn open until
within Ten Minutes Of OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
FORECAST EoR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY

For New-Fngiand fair to-day and Thursday; warmer
Thursday. fresh winds. becoming variable.
For Eastern Hev-YcTk today local rains Thurs
day l.sat winds
For the District Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
Delaware Maryland. Virginia and Neville sey. fair
day. lgrt iatl. @inas local rams Thu siay-
Fer Western FeuuEyl. ania ard estern NeW-YoTk fair
to ay; showers THURSDAY nos shifting 70 fresh
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13

Highest temperature yesterday. 7S degrees lowest 81:
g. Average corresponding date last 74
espondng date last twenty-five IA
to-day Fair: local rains Thursday;
light variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
rRtnr-xg LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In diagram the continuous white ltne shows the
ciuuhcs pressure b The iribunes self
Inc shows the
as recorded Perrys Pharmacy.
The following record from the Weather Bureau
shows changes for the last twenty
four hours in comparison the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
NEW YORK CITY.


Mail s.bscribers TO the DAILY and TRI-WEEkLf VIII
be charged copy postage in ADDITION 70
named above
The Tribune will T.. CHA Porto Rico. HaEsn
and the Philippines expense Tor iorelsn
postage. rr-t,,.-=,f
For points in Eurore and In the Unversat
Union The Tribune will be mailed at Ins l0s
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
acknowledgements.
. kings Daughters. Balmville.
c ~ briggs

p,...snt Circle Kings DauShters. Bal;nyIe
Nevburg y Y. through MS = a n'e" ~ 5000
-.--......--.-. .'-'-'--.'' q
Miss claire Q-....--- 500
NJ. S M-.--- .-'.'-'--'--' 200
''ElIuor'' go 100
James .-.......'. ,,.,.....t - v 800
r. T. PearshH Shle et'It ~ am ~ 1000
A. b. Silson. Oteso. ~ +''''''' -......... 900
NJ E--..-.-..- ..--''''.' .,.......... 600
p. G. B.-..-.----- 800
y. A G ''--'--'-' - ''''' IS ~
v p g T. church OF Father Rrook Ivn.,- a''
wnloushhy Avenue Consres'''ona! Cs'''l '''' 500
Ms Jotn l. wyckor, Jamaica, Long Island
nice box OF cIo'"eS-'' 10 90
:. c go ,........... O67 .
. - ,ooo ...... sl5222 IS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
DIED.

HUBBELI-suddeniy. saugatuck. Conn. on Monday
Anx;st IL 1902 Amelia a. wife Of James e HuooeU
sgei 81 serviss will be held from her
SaUgat1ck. Wednesday. August l5
1902 at D. m. Carriages in waiting on ar
rival 1922 from Grand Central Depot
LOCKwOOD-At Mount Vernon. N T.. August H. 1902
Ne-Yurk City. Funeral from residence OF her son-n-
law Dr. a. T. Banning. Mount Vernon. y. Z. on
Wednesday August Is at D. m Interment al Green-
wood
L0wTHER-suddsnIy. Monday, August H. 1902. Eliza
and friends ere invited 10 attend the
funeral from rssid- nee No. Y West 45ta-
St. Thursday. August II. at l. O'CLOCK
MELHONE-At ETervIre. y Y. Monday. August H.
John McEihone. in his I6th year Fur eal from ms
late residence. "Wednesday. August Is az = o CLOCK
SMITH-At Ar7leton. Wis. August Il. August Led
yard smith Of the Augustus w and CaLnarlne
r Smith. in the iuth year Of MS age
WINTHFOP-Cn MCn1S-. IL at the Garden City
Hotel s6tI of her aSe. Mary J.. " dow or
Henry r " nthrO7 daughter OF tire late Maltny
Ge-sJCn. all of %cW-Ecrk CiJy. Funeral service viii
te held Thursday August IL at
Il O'c4ock
CNDEFHILL<-At Oyster Bay Long Island. Monday.
August IL Mary V Gaze. wife OF Townsend UrderhiH
ara daughter O late Henry y. Case Funeral
Christs Church Oyster Eay at 1880 O'Clock
Wednesday morning. Etter the arrt al OF the oci1S
train from Lnns island City inter1e0t at Greenwood
Enthusiastically. Saturday. August g. 1902 Albany
" Y. George W ihur YsTks- Funeral services az nlS
residence No 3o5 Hamil-O1-st-. Albany Wednes-
dav afternoon at Ccicck.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13

s16-..- all communications relative subscriptions o.
ssvertfssments TO THE TRIBUNE. New-Iork ~
Remit by Posoffce money ordsr express money orOsr'
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

for TURKS Island and Dominican Republic per s. 8
Senirols-
TF4UFSDAT-At 1.2O m fer Arss1tine. Crusuay ana
Rossettt: a for Cuba
yTcaf17' C-.-rrAche. TataSco and Criapas per s.
yirTa7c4 fra other parts of Nexico must De d.
racsd ger $ Vigt,arCa'D; at - complementary
1880 p. -1l for HahaTlas- snd Sert!ago. per 3 8
ct m for Ba-bad and Northern Brazf-
per Dominic. vie Pa~a and Manaos; at $50 p m
Jamaica > Adn-i al SarpSon. from Boston
r-r9r AY- R-azil G $ Capri via
Tsern7rhuco G~f' fer Northern -azil must
ba directed per Capri'): at y for Mexico. per
Seraca. via T3r-rc GnaH must be directed per
Srnaca'D. 1T - 81 for tnaEu7 and Haiti
Tar = $ IauerrrrC at .. m. for Guadeiupe. Mar
Unique Parhad British. Dutch and French Guiana.
$. Talisruen
ssTI-pHAY-At a. FOR Newfoundland. pev $.
m Ge-r1u5a =. Pretoria.
a. n m fc- Plc0. :. Ponce via San Juan
e. a ~ tsr17l. 9-S1 ny FOR Curacao and
vsrs,isIa Iu'T fTaii for Sa~enilla and Car
must ts ted ''Uer : ZGia'): az S:Sn a m
fs-rr'e!l.rtary fer Fortune Island JaHsscs.
s AIhOs trnau
r-,sra Pc : at1Os''D-
10 a m Cura- Nev.co via Havana; az
r, f,- Aren't Uruguay and Paraguay. 8
SELLER Pr'-cs. 10 for YUcataa via Prosreso
per : DasEry.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-13
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