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New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
t{ypENTH4L REPORTED ENGAGED.

y was reported yesterday that Bridge Commis-
sioner Lindenthal was engaged TO Miss Gertrude /
It,n 6aupbter Of Leopold Well. cf No. 107 West
seventv-eeventB-st, and that July 10 had been set
for the wedding Inquiries the Commissioner 5
oaios and Al the home Of Miss We'll failed TO elicit
any denial A systematic siege was carried on at
the Commissioners office. but IL failed to evolve
spv interesting information City business was all
Mr. IindenthaI cared 10 discuss
s member OF the We'll family. who was seen by a
Tribune reporter refused to coR1-m or deny the
report. -, .. e,
said firmly Still, the story lacked net Credeuce
both In the CoaHaissi0aer's office aud anieng the
many who discussed IL
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
GELD GETS HARTFORD MONEY
WILL REALLY MEANS THAT LUCY BocQUET
RECEIVES ONLY $4,000.

WILL REALLY MEANS THAT LUCY BoCQUET
RECEIVES ONLY s4oOo
The petition was filed yesterday FOR the pro-
bate ef the will of James Hartford, late vice
president of the sehoeIkopf Hartford & Hanna
Drug Company who died on June i, and who,
by the will, executed on May 2 1889. leaves has
entire estate, estimated at S2J0000 BY his bust
ness associates, 10 Lucy Bocquet
The petition discloses that the testator leaves
Z widow Lucinda Hartford, who now lives at
Stanwiek Mansions, London. England, and a
fourteen -year-old daughter Florence Hartford
who lives at Ne. 301 West Ninety -hrst-st-, th-s
eitx. Lacy BeeaH-t. whose address Is given IN
the will as No 2j9 East Fourteenth-st. is stat
ed in the petition 70 live with the daughter.
The viii is Witnessed BY George Maclagan. OF
Passalc. y. J.. who is named as executor, ana
by A Nenze. Of Ne. 215 Terth-ave.. this city
and was fled for probate by Archibald c. Shen-
stone a lawyer. at No. Il Broadway
The petition estimates the personal estate OF
the decedent az 81 90, and states that this IS
aIl that Lucy BoCquet viii inherit under the
VIII, it being said that the testator PRIOR 10 MS
death conveyed property 10 the value Of a
quarter Of q million 10 his daughter This state
nent was confirmed by O. G. Shenst0ne, who
was seen by Tribune reporter yesterday
The will was solely 70 clear Up 2 few thou
sands Of dollars" said he. 7 90 not care TO
discuss the matter beyond this. Mrs. BocQuet
is a friend Of the family, and everything is sat
isfactOry."
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
Ian 14rhE
RLT}V

everything points TO satisfactory if some
"hat prolonged convalescence Of the King. It
Is expected that the bulletins regarding his con
eltlon will soon be reduced to one a day Only
small crowds now haunt the bulletin boards at
Buckingham Palace, which is IN Indication that
public confidence has been restored Only ore
physician now remains the palace throughout
the night, and all Of his majesty's doctors are
able to attend te the more pressing portion OF
their private practice Sir Frederick Treves
absented himself from the palace to-day to at
tend the wedding Of his only daughter To Major
Define Radcliffe.
A number Of coronation guests left London to-
Prince hUrnatsu. Of Japan Both were seen eff
by gatherings of noted persons at the station,
where every one seemed 10 be in high spirits
with regard 10 the condition of the King
Crowds Of the soldiers now in London make
daily pilgrimages to Buckingham Palace 10
gaze ar the window Of his majestys apartment,
while crowds gather 10 stare at the strange uni
forms and stranger faces Of the native soldiers
from distant quarters Of the empire. a striking
with EfJian soldiers drew up in front Of the
palace The men We're bare legged ana bare
headed; their fTiZZy hair was long and dyed.
and with their white cotton skirts and quaint
TUNES they presented strange spectacle. even
In cosmopolitan London. In front of the palace.
ard to the amaZement of the assembled crowd,
the FiJians sOlenlnly ilJOned = hymn 81 inter
cession in their native tongue. which had been
composed for the occasion by one Of their
number.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

sATTRDAT-At = for ftaly direct per =
IFoH=-z0ilern be directed Per Horsn-
zoTI---'). 7.3G Netherlands direct. FER >
PltsIar mail r1us- he directed per 3 = P1tscafn
a. = 4 for Scotland direct. = F7lrnessia
fnau must he directed per = F'u-nessia i ~ ~
n fsr Belgium direct 8. iceland tnal mus
TA directed -usr Zeeissa y: - ie-s5 a n tsaP-
Elementary I2 M for Europ-. ger : > Lucania via
C-eensto-n-
-PPTNTrD WAITER. ETC-This s-eaune- takes Printed
and samples Cor Germany
-rIv The class 0f nail matter for ether paEs
of E9-ae by this ship unless specially
directed ~ Fer .,..-
re closing SuDnlsH1srtarv Transatlaliio
Nf9f7s v-e5 above -i1ral MAILS
0re7as IN TIE 1TArs American. E1Eiish Frenen
ana German an7 rer7al1 until W1thlI
Tsr Minutes o ths hour - sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
BLAHEs PRINCETON.

Ardover. Mass. July 2--As the Andover Academy
faculty had received no official communication from
tba Princeton authorities in regard 10 the alleged
.cribbng" affair made public about the students
yzbo took the Princeton entrance examination up
"a noo, to-day the acting principal A B. stearns
ef Phillips Andover declined 10 issue his promised
sfs+grnert in regard TO the acadenys position
~ Stearns SAYS that IL be shown by the
,crreenGndencA between the two institutions that
- fai,If rests with Princeton. He greatly regrets
1T snvthfng was made public before the Anoover
S,,lty Esd been officially informed and the mat
- bad been investigated
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
SELLING OUT TO SWIFT d co.
FOWLER BROTHERS. OF ENGLAND TO BE
ABSORBED BY THE AMERICAN
PROVISION FIRM.

London. july S-ExcitemeHt has been caused in
4sverpeei BY reports pointing 20 the Amerlcani2a-
ton, Of the leading local provision firms. Ihe
sbareholders of Fowler Brothers. one Of the larg-
,e+ ,,bolesale concerns nave received circulars
t--,.i-e tban7 T., confirm provisional agreement
IN sell their business 10 Gustavus Franklin Swift
president of Swift Co. Of Chicago
The agreement with Mr.. Swift was msS Ny
Anderson Fowler. Of New-York and inc!uGes t43e
80 af +he oomnanv's interests in the StoCkyards
and Warehouse Company OF Chlcago ana the
Pschtns Comuany of Kansas. Among the condi-
fforH he a rravisiou providing for the liquidation
aud sISsoIdti0r of Fowler Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
NATHAN r. FOWLER.

Nathan r Fowler died his home, No y Cot
tsee-st Jersey city, yesterday from paralysis. He
vos born in Albany y Y. on October Is. 1924. and
had lived i'm Jersey city for half a century He
v~.s an active Democrat and made Chief III
Police when Jersey City Hudson City and Bergen
were consolidated, in 1871 He only held Office for
a YEAR as in 1872 the city passed under Republican
c,rrroi He subsequently, became business manager
for John r. Mcpherson, ana was instrumental IN
,1aLfnF Nr Mcpherson State Senator tie also
Il1sT1sga7 his Central Stock YARD business Mr.
Eo9rlr~ was twice married. a widow survives him
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
GEORGE H. HUBER HARRIBs WARD.

George H Huber. the owner Of Huber's Museum
In Fourteenth-st married his ward, Miss Aathilda
Schultz, on Wednesday The bridal couple lett the
cirv an a wedding trip to Tieehderegs at once
Miss Schultz is twenty-five years old and is the
niece OF Lillian Schultz Mr.. Hubers hrst wife. who
iisd about two years ago. The present Mrs. Huber
was brought TO this country b the aubers some
seveofeen years from Germany. She was
brought up as their ward. Mr. Huber is about Sky
yesrs e+a- The eesPis VIII Be sbseRt fTsa the Sity
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
SCIENTISTS NEAR OF VOLCANOES.
END OF ANNUAL MEETING OF AMERICAN Asso-
CIATIoS N PITTSBCRG.

END OF ANNUAL NA--LNS Or Aa>+'-1A-' 7
CIATICsS N PITTSBCRG
P,ttsrurc. July 3--with popular lecture IN Car
recie Music Hail tonight by Professor Robert T.
Hul os the United States Geological Survey, tell
ing of the recent disaster in the West Indies, the
hfry-arst annual meeting of the American Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of Science came TO
END
The final day Of the session was devoted to
sectional meetings and excursions. many Of the
members of the association and affiliated societies
taking advantare of the triTs laid out up the river
OF 10 the manufacturing ests blishments- The sec
tioraI meetings were well attended, despite the
fact that ths lgmber OF members present IN Pitts
burg this morning had decreased.
Technical papers discussed by the sections
Of Physes chemistry. botany, eceT 0Hlie science,
geology and zoology. Scores of contributions to
the literature of these sections were offered and
digested. They Will be put Ia pamphlet form for
preservation and distribution among the members.
Several of the sections completed their programmes
II the morning spss on.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
A DARING EXPEDITION.
TWO MEN on SIBERIAN COAST. WHO HOPED
TO CROSS BEFRING SEA on ICE
~ rfLEaRAPs ID - -

TO CROSS bEE1FIl-NNr SEA C-N IL
IBY TELEGRAPH 70 The TRIBrNEl
san Francisco, July S-FUTtBeT detai-s Of the
rescue OF Explorer Harry De Windt and his com
panion on the Siberian coast came II a letter to
dav from Nome under date Of June n II seems
they were rescued by Captain Cottle. OF the whaler
william Bayliss. and not by the Theds, as was
reported The whaler reached Nome on June p
and was the first to report the safety Of the steam
ers Portland and Jeanie. Captain Cottls, Of the
Rzvies SPOKE the Thetts June -. and taen sac
had seen nothing of the missing vessels
Captain CottIe probably saved the lives OF Harry
De Windt and his companion. George Harding.
The TWO men left Paris last December. intending
10 perform an overland journey across Asia and 10
America by way OF Behriug Strait They travelled
10 Yakoutsk. in Siberia. and proceeded thence oy
reindeer team 10 Mini EoyminsK. the most north
srIv settlement in Russia, and from there they
travelled a distance OF over fifteen hundred miles
eas ward across Siberia
5vl4- an anifaa seve, waIGh - visited Occa-
siDDalIy by passing wha4erS- Whadytuk As situated
in 66 no north latitude ana Il0l2 west longitude
De Windt and Harding We're IN a sorry PhghI
They had had Q terrible trip across TIE country.
their provisions were almost gone end IHey haQ
reached the coast only 10 md that the ice mad
rgTa aur of the strait and that IL would be i'm
RebTinE strait on the ice. The captain supplied
them with provisions. and he stated that ne be
IevEa thew WiA make their way across IN native
zlrSv boat
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
AID roR FREsH AIR FUND.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BrSE.l
Biashamton. \. Y. July "A large and enthusi-
astlc public meeting was held AT Norwich fo- the
purpose Of interesting residents Of that place in
The Tribune Fresh Air plan 20 give 10 the waits
Of New-york A country holiday. The plan met
with unanimous approval, and the little ones will
be the guests OF numerous citizens for two weeks
in August. Church committees were. formed 10
canvass the Va.i6us churches. and Dr- Hill has
charge Of the plans for the entertainment OF the
little ones A CORD of money was subscribed
defray eXTSases.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
DIED

AILING-At Newark " J.. Jaly 3 1872 Horace
epth Funeral services from late
residence. No II WalhHt.st-, MONDAY. a Q 4,
Relatives ana friends Are Invited TO attend.
ARNOLD-On Tuesday July / i5O2 Eleanor Jackson
daughter the late Edward II ana Anney A Arnold.
Funeral services wiz bs held a No
I2s AEity-st. Brooklyn on saturday aaoFhIng. July 3
II O'Clock
HENkARp-On Wednesday. July ? James Benkara
att tliHsss. IN OF Funeral
services Calvary Church. sth-ave 21st-st..
SATURDAY. a 10 a. n.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

(shoud be read DAILY bv Interested changes nay
any tlrsl
FOREIGN mails for the week ending J1lv 5, 1872 viii
Up-0rprlv General PCscor1ce -
follows Parcels Mails close hour earlier tan
Parcels tor 's-r-
many close ar ; m Monday snd Wednesday
mails close 81 Foreign sta-
thar closing shown below teS
ce-r thar Surus=unen-sTv ard Central
America via Coon close hour later Al Fcresn sta-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

sent by Tbs. United States G6vernment 70 repre-
sent II a. the coronation OF the King. and Mrs
Heid, Princess Hatzfeldt and other prominent
persons were the guests of Mrs. Aaair al dinner
before the concert
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA VEST
TNDTES FTC

FRTnAY-At a for Barbat1s and northern Brazil.
r$-47ra-sa. IA Ma-a-harn ard CeSTa-
: S3TT-PnAv-st a. r.. BPr-uuda- per Pretortzs
% n Porto Rir-. = = Cear1u via san
Tlsr ar a m Jsurple,e-tsrv $50 NJ for Curacao
sn5 csrtazena must he 5'-e-rsi 7er Naraeslbo,l:
A. .3D D. N Complementary 1oS0 ~ for Fortune
Tsra-7 jamaica SavanIla CarfsFeaa ard eFeTt8wa.
pa- : Alene maii for Costa Rica must Be tlrsstsd
Alens''l. = cuba = Mexl
fso via Havana AZ 10 a. tn- Nevf'u18lsnd direct
= - a
barbados. British Dutch anf French Guiana per = =
TaTsr-au. az 7 a. n. R~szt-. per BSraus VIA
Feruar1bucc Bahia and RIO J1neru 1al for Northern
F-qz7 A-certi-e Ur1suav a11 Paraguay must b di-
-s~.z5 '.-a~ Pvr5p-l. A. u r ~ Argentine Uru-
guav and ParaEuay. per = 71dorius- al = N -
Mexico = MFtaSzas. va Iannpeo lnatl E1st .
directed per 8 Nauanzas.'1.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
FORECAST FOR ro-DAY AND SATURDAY.

Tor England. sair to-day and Saturday; warmer
to-day. fresh northwest winds. becoming variable.
For Eastern New-YerE, fair Tire interior. showers
and cooItr m the to-day; Saturday fresh
mort Invest winds, diminishing.
Tor New-Jersev and Delaware, showers to-day and
rr0bablv Saturday. variable winds. mostly west
For Eastern Peuusylyaria. fair in west. showers in
cas-. portions to-day. aturday. fsir. variable
District Of Columbia and Maryland showers
aay ana probably Saturday light variable winds
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

MAIN OFFICE-No. i54 NassaH-st
UPTOWN 0FFICE-No. 1854 Broadway or any Ar1eIicAo
District TelsEraph Of7ce.
NEWARK BRANCH OFETCE-Fredsr1ck y Son1Esrs N&
Br1a1----
AMERICANS ABROAD hn5 The Tribune at
LO$DON-Of5ce Of The Tribune No l48 Flesr-sr
Brown Gould & Co Nc. - Nsw-01f1rd-s
American Express CC11rzuT. No 3 Waterloo Flace-
Tie London CfiCe OF TIE TRIBCNE is couvsn-enl
place leave advertisements ana sHbserip1ouA
PAPTS-J Monroe 4 Co. No : Rue Scribe
John WausmaEsr & Co, "A Rue des Fstites
ECurfss
FI--tf-gusr c.. 90 Rue de Provence
Morgan. Faries & Co. 81 Boulevard EaEssrna1n-
Credit Llr0cnais. Bureau t=s EtrarEsrs-
4 Express COMPANY No II Rue Scr1os
Sccts-s 1es Imprineries Lsrusrcier. No ; Pace ds
IGBsra.
GENEVA-Lnnbard. oder & Co. and Union Bank
ENCE-French, Lemon & CO. and L VIA -or-
1abuori
HsNRURG-Au,eriesa Express Company. No- II
BRFNFNS-Ans-icaa Exp-sss Company. No 8ahzhoe
eEN0s-smerican Express Company N0. Is Via san
LoTs1Zo-
Also on sale at the principal hotels
and rail way book stalls
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

Highest temperature ysss-oay s. degrees lowest IS
average. for coresporong date last year s4
average fer correspondents date TWENTY-FIVE years ~
Local fsrssast followed by showers to-day sat
urday fair; fresh northwest wiads. diminishing.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
Sperial Notlrcs.

Experienced Lawyer vii take limited amour. cr
rev ousiness bankruptcy divorce collections cor--s
Sons corporation and uutaral
advice free Address for appointsat Lex Box Is Tri-
Ofice. -
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

Anderson Fowler the New-York representative
Of the nrn of Fowler Brothers, Limited. of Liver
peeA England, h4s been abroad for several weeks
No confirmation could be secured OF the ruinor
freoiienfIy repeated ano once more sent out from
London. that the Fowler Brothers business had
been secured by Swift & 60
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

A sensation was caused in Liverpool yester-
day by rumors OF the formation Of an American
combination 70 control the English provision
trade. Il was learned that circulars had been
Issued 70 th= shareholders Of Fowler Brothers,
Limited one OF the largest wholesale provision
concerns OF the North Of England, inviting them
10 confirm an agreement for the sale Of the
conpany's business 10 GUstavus F. Swift Of
Chicago. The dreaded name Of Morgan does
not appear IN the transaction, but il is feared,
Notwithstanding. that the purchase is only the
first step toward the AmeTieanization Of the
provision trade of this country.
The sale includes in addition TO the company s
property certain interests in other properties
belonging 10 the Stockyards Warehouse Com
peHy Ok Chicago and 10 Anderson Fowler and
10 the Packing Company of Kansas, which
means the business Of George Fowler & Sons.
Limited. Of Liverpool. one Of the conditions OF
the purchase IS that the company Of Fowler
Brothers snail be nuuidated and dissolved, and
IL Is proposed that Sir ". z. Forwood Of Liv-
erpooI; Anderson Fowler. Of New-YOrk and
= + Brown Of Liverpool directors, shall be
appointed lquidators The purchase price is
not stated Fowlers' was registered in 1880 10
Il ze over the business Of Fowler Brothers. Of
L.verpool and New York; Anderson Fowler &,
Co. also Of New York, and the AngIO-Ameri-
can Provision Company Of Chicago, With a
cspytal of E75 100.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
ATLAS LINE STEAMER Ashore.

Kingston. Jamaica. July S-The ArIas Line
steamer Altai frern Pert LiFnon fer Sew-YOrk, is
ashore outside kingston Harbor. The tug Premier
has gone to her assistance.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
WANT MORE TOWN SHOWS
orv.HD FROM a DISAPPOINTED LON
DON PUBLIC.
coPoxAT1ov RUMoRs-ENTERTAINING CO.
4,a1FAf, vfsfToRs-cAB SUPPLY FAILS.
,.-,--t,-.. -.aa. ~ The Tribune Associauon)

tcopyright. 1862, By The Tribune Assoeiauon)
,r-.-.,- ,- The xev-Y1rk Tribune By French Cable1
london. July 4. l a m.-While coronation
4-otfcr. will he suspended this week when a
picturesque durbar is to be held at the Inlia
C4zoe and rbe Kings dinners for half a million
working people are to be eaten, there is an arti-
eel 7Arsnd from a disappointed public for
.zss.fo,a1 town shows. The halfpenny press
.sgsrIv advocates e parade of colonial and
7n5fan. troops over q long route, where they
car be seen by the masses Of East and South
london and other suggestions are offered for
tbz entertainment Of the public.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

London, July 3-Twenty nine ''rustieated' cadets
of the Royal Military Academy sandhursi' left
that institution this npFning' proteslng that taey
nres started at the college.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In diagram the continuous white itne shevs the
changes pressure indicated by The Tribunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted ne shows the tepsI
ture a recorded az Perrys Pharmacy
The following record from the weather BaFesu
shows the changes the temperature for the last twenty
ruur hours comparison with the corresponding o.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
BY EARLY MAII. TRAIN.
NEw-YORK CITY.


Mall subscribers DAILY and TzT-WEE<LT VII
oe charged one postage in addition u
the rates named ahove.
The Tribune viii mailed Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii
ara the Philippines without extra expense tor forets1
postage
For poins In Errope ana al countries IN the Universal
Postal Union The TribuHs mailed ths foloring
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

The Tribune VIII by 10 address n tSts
cuitFy OF aor1ad and address changed often de-
49, SUBSCRIPTIONS be your regular dsals-
r. eavlng Or II more eonvsnisnL hand them IN
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

Address communications relative subserptious -
advertisements TIE TRIBUNE. NsW-NorS C.y-
Remit By money or5er express oras<s
draft registered
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

CARDNER-aEA RSffGA Non Wednesday. July = 1902
AZ tha resaence ~ Theo6cre BerEsa ESQ FIatisnGs,
F5roshlya bv the Rev Alfred Il Brush r. D. tis Rev
Jrha s Gardner Miss n. Frances Msrshran-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
MARRIED.

The surest and safest Of Blood Purifiers is Jayne,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
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TRIBUNE ALMANAC, q CENTS
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

Notices Of marriages sHd deaths must be Ia
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04
BurnetFs Vanilla Extract

is the best The grscers know Insist on having II
always Il is for y0ur food Pure and wholesome
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

There are persistent -umors that the corona
-tsn wiH he hurried on. and many dates are
mentioned ranging from the middle Of August
10 the middle Of October Members Of Parlia-
7nent officials Of the court and civil service
and business men regard with extreme dis
favor the DroOngaIion Of public excitement
and q premature attempt 10 carry out the
original programme. There will be general re-
lief when the town IS allowed 10 settle down to
the ordinary habits Of life and business 4 de-
clsion respecting the date Of the ceremony at the
reached until close approach IS made to his
normal health. The responsibilities point to
single procession 70 the Abbey. greatly sinapli-
fed. and a coronation ceremony in abridged
form The Kings medical advieTs, while salts
fed with the progress Of the patient are en-
F}latie in warning him against everlasting
his strength in the near future. 1t is now known
that they tOek q serious view Of his condition
before the AIdershot review. and advised sur
first breakdown IN health. The King was de-
termined TO see the thing through, and court
officials vhe denied alarming rUnors about
MS health took their cues from him and not
from his medical advisers.
The Imperial Conference viii be resumed To-
day al the Colonial Office Imperial defence
viii be the opening topic, ana "reminiscences Of
the loyal action Of the colonies during the last
Three years viii be more conspicuous than con
structive measures for strengthening the mill
tary naval resources for future emergency.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

Ss5s oasnds sof BY s,s5 ese a Is. os. 4 % da a s >
sarIr5qy1 N9iIs f5- Ni-aeioa By rad 10 B6st5a ana
thence by steam ,lese a., ISIS ortce day a. eso p n
.7fs-9-c-a1 fqlrv uv~aur Tr-rz5av- f-aI
meeting -os-s f5r spatch VIA Pu-t Tanlpa. on Nor
wednesdays Sa-urdays Al n 30 a t7r
Mats frr As-z8co CIV. overland unless sueeisly
as5re-ss5 T9r disTaer hv steamer clcse a. ths cfr.
daily except sunday at 30 p a1d II - m. sun
s, asSs - -a q ~ -,sz s ag usteraia ~ All so New
and bv steamer close a. ths ofce day
sys,E; sgrsy s r. f.rs - ~ 5Ses ~ ss : Pssrso cr-
ana Guatemala. tuesdays ter Costa R8cas- fReE-
istsFed psii closes al s ? m nFe'ious DAY
rRANsPACIFIC NAILS.
Mails tor CHsa aud Jspaa va Tacoma close here asy
,7 "a fie-au via ssa Francisco close here daily a.
$50 p up 20 July - inclusive. Ter sisBaten per
MAILS f1r CHINA Japan SEATTLE cless daily
Pi5fun Maru- JResistsr-a mail must se directed
M,ils for Tabt and SIaraussas Islands san Fran
cisco daily at ESQ az 70 July no IN
Mails fr Hawaii Iapas china ss- class uatter fo-
the Fhipuirs Islands. va ss1 Franesru. close hs-s
dalv - $50 UD - July III. Inclusive. for As
patch per > Dorie- - - -
here dalIy AZ 6.sD % % Jaiy fl Inclaslre f5-
disrstch per z : Transport
'1- S--v,-ias - F1-ousl Nsv-Zeaand Ffj samoa ana
Hawaii. san F-ancisco close here daily at $50
rn arrival II : UrnhTfe du- Nsw-Yor1 IllE fla.
for dIspatch 3 Venrure
MAS f5 gr5s Assa ana %NszaI. % & ws e.ss ga sss
Francisco an5 Fil IslaniS via vsnScuver snt We
ne inclusive FOR dispatch = 3 Moana especially
ranspacnc mails are forwarded uort or sailing daily
the schedule of el0sns srrahgsd On ne prsssno
t0r y ths!r dninterruotsd ovsriane trans4- THes-
s'e'sa ma" Coz cosSEIrts " vaS corr Postnasssl
PostO1-e- New-yorS n =. June n 1904
New-York tribune., 1902-07-04

This Mornings papers give different reports
Of ". J. Pirrie's evidence at the meeting Of the
Steamship Subsidies Committee yesterday. Ac-
cording 10 one journal, he returned no answer
20 the question whether Or. Morgan had offered
the ships of the famous combination 70 the Brit
ieh Admiralty on subsidy terms while another
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