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New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
BosTONIANS AT THE BEACH.

The Bostonians revival OF Robin Hood" which
they are to make this season in place OF present
ing new opera. put On for the first time last
night al Manhattan Beach. with Barnabee. Nc
Donald and Miss Grace Van Studdiford III the lead
ing parts. The costumes and settings fresh
and attractive and the music is the worse for
being familiar. While Robin Hood cannot claim
great antiquity. out Of the mass Of light opera
produced the last few years II seems 70 emerge
II testimony OF the sdage that old songs are the
sweetest. Mss Olive c. Moore contralto who
played Alan-a-Dale last night. Is a new member OF
the company, and Harold Gordon, who played
Robin Hood. tenor. Both were well received
Next week Maid Marian will be given.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
BL4CKsuITHs AND HELPERS GO OUT.

Fifty journeymen blacksTiths and their helpers
at the Morse Iron Works. in South Brooklyn and
score more at other sh!pyards in Brooklyn. went
out on a strike yesterday by order OF the Interna-
tional brotherhood of BlacksmIths and Black
smiths HeIpers They desire increase of 10
per cent in the wages OF helpers a minimum wage
6f e 40 day for bIacksNlithS and immediate in
crease OF 10 per cent for all who receive that
amount or more We believe our request is justi-
IA HE they SAY in their circular. lowing the
rise in prices OF even the necessaries OF life
The brotherhood hopes that more men can be
little inconvenience 10 the Morse company any
of the other yards
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
GOOD WORK CONTINUES.
ONE FRESH AIR CHILD GAINS EIGHT
POUNDS IN FORTNIGHT


POUNDS N FORTNIGHT.
The th.rty-three children who went to Norwich
\. y yesterday. under the supervision OF the NeE'
A Bruchlos. pastor Of Hope Presbyterian oI1aps.,
East Fourth-st- were all from the oVercFo"ded
East Side. They came from such families as the
one in Columbia-st. that Mr. Bruchlos spoke OF
yesterday family. consisting OF fatheF anu
mother and eight children. all living in three rooms
the little ones sleeping in beds made Of chairs The
two weeks that children from such homes will have
under the care of the railroad branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will do them meal
cElabge good.
Another rtrI. ten years old. that Mr.. BruchIos
has been enabled 10 send to the country through
the kindness Of The TrI5Ine Fresh Air Fund tuF-
uished onc-haIs Of the support Of her family ny
ma king fres for number cf families living IN tAe
vicinity Of her East FcuTth-st, home This fanny
had meat not more than once week, the 1000 Tot
the remainder Of the time being bread and black
coffee The benefit that VIII accrue 10 tn" children
from getjlnE better food. IN Mr- BTUch.os's opin-
ion. is one OF the most important OF all From
eis5t 1oI,r,s in his two weeks outing
The kind hosts who keep the fresn AF ,s Cnl's
% %gXLrsss .lat me- do nov know that il IS
ai,s lor5 fbt 6f.sIagar Gf ndiGg the parents
poor 70 furnish them with proper clothing i pLE,
Of 5ae children who 60 out let me tell You hat a.
seHd3ng on a Tribune Fresh Air party came from
a home in which the three rooms were occupied
and. an ia ADDITION. by three men boarders'
In addition 10 the party OF cg!.dCeg LoC EoF"1ch n
vonia ard three children for Lvonia left the city
On the SIS ?. n. train. ,,s..
The following VIII be the hoStS OF ''s3 Sh''4' e''
South Livonia. \ Y.-Tha Rev. " y. Dallma3.
carr rrniItae Hosts: William Harder, Mrs. Frank
short Miss Clara Do9A,4e Mrs cha5,G,s BIS, Turner
Tivonia \ Y-Mrs. Peter Wander Meide Mrs.
Alden Adams ana Miss J. 7; Belts ,.
Hosts: Mrs. Benedict. Mlsr Yale. Miss Latham 23L
n
i~bsri- . White Mrs p Pendeton. Mrs. G
Pandieron Mrs \. Lewis, Mrs. Curtis 6. Rqrdick
ST-s T5l11+ar rrlrch Mrs l. Smith Mrs g. Tough
t@r lTrs r. So,Ithworth, Nr Matheson. Mrs. New
ton NJ l. Ladies and Mrs ConneiN.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
DELAY IN FAIR ESTATE PROCEEDINGS,

San Francisco Aug lS-Judge Carroll Cook to-
day postponed the hearing OF the appAoauoh o.
Public Admin !strator Farnham tor special letters
of administration over the estates OF Charles Fair
and wife until tomorrow. Until Mrs Hannah Mel
son. the mother Of tho late Mrs Caroline FAIR
shall arrive here from PlainfieId y j II is highly
i,,--,harIe that anv testament from either Of the
victims OF the accident IN France VIII re hIed tor
record here. ~ r--t-.- 81.
tives said ATTORNEY Haggerty. and do not oy
any means expect legal battle, as mas oeeA '-l'-
mated Revond that 7 can say nothing
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
MADISON SQUARE ROOF.

The Mikado' entered last night the sixth
week Of its run the Madison Square Roof. with
japan BY Night making probably the largest
run Of the opera. In New-York least, since its
original production al the cid Fifth Avenue The
An interesting feature OF the bill last night
the singing between acts II Kudzuoka.
japanese baTytOne. who, though wearing his native
costume. sang English songs in the English man
uer. He is a graduate Of the NeW-EngIand Con
servstory OF Music, and furnishes another HlUstra
ton Of the adapta bty Of his race 10 Western con-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
Tur = r EvC4HPNENT.

Washington Aug lS-ArranEements have been
completed BY General Ell Torrance commander IN
49, of ,ba Grand Army Of the Republic for
or4nine general encampment headquarters where
al applications for free quarters hereafter VIII De
received The place viii be- ready for occupancy
tomorrow II also was announced that. oy diFec-
tion OF President. all aVaiIapIe lee''IdI t'oot'
- ~ -.,,Irt,. ,f Washington will take part in the
parade General Torrance and G@nrrat 9l1s his i
tt"rrlo1, - for their homes in Minneapolis. Cen
@reI Torrsnce does not expect TO return until a
- a., boz October /
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
FOR REBUILDTNG CAnP4yILE.

The National Arts Club. OF No 3. West Thirty
fourth-st has started collect funds TO aid in re-
building the Venice CampaniIe, recently destroyed
The club considers that Americans should respond
readily. as generations OF tourists have enjoyed
the art works OF Venice. while American students
have free access 10 public collections throughout
Italy. receiving marked hospitality in all Italian
art centres. The committee OF the National Arts
club on the Venice Campanile fund would be
pleased 70 receive contributions, with the names
and addresses OF the seuderS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
rp.~ssTr.AETrc MAILS

TT-EsDAY-At $50 a n for Europe per 5 $ * a.
T6s-ssIs via Plymouth. Cheroourg and Bremen aa
f5- ireland must - directed 'per : = VI
Therssfa''t. 80 a Tor Italy direct per =
Sord America (rai must be directed Per : = Nora
wEDNEsDAY-At $50 a n for Europe per : 8 s.
Louis via Southampton mail for Ireland must ce dl~
rected ST Louis at $50 a. n Usupp-e-
nleatary 10 for Europe. per $ : 1euLonic VIA
Queenstown
THT-RsDAY-At s. 30 a n. for Europe. per $ s p Bis
ra-ck via PIynoun CherbourE and Hamburg mail for
Franca must directed per : 2 Bisrnarek ,; az
for Fraase SUirZsrlsn6- Italy. SPAN. Portugal
Tu-kav Egypt British India and Lorenzo MAY
auez ce- la Lorraine. via iavre mail Tor othsc
p5rfS Of Europe must directed per Lorraine ,
ssTI-RpAY-At $50 for Europe per = = Cuoris
via CresnstoWu. a : a. for Italy direct per $
Is4s r1ail b directed per : : lam , az 'dg
a m for Netherlands direct per 5 FotsrSa5 trnaal
be directed per - Rotterdam y al SSo 4 n
scotland direct PER $ = coaroia mail must os
directed Columbia al 10 II Tor oesi1rn
direct per Kroon!ant mail must oe directed Per
PRINTED MATTER ETC.-This steamer taxes Printed
Nsfrsr Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
o-Iv % mail matter FOR other perts q
Europe will by this ship unless spsc'ay d-
rec-s5 BY her -.,--.s-
After the closing The Supplementary Iransaflaltc
above. additional Supplementary Asls are
opened on the piers the American Ensiish rre1cn
and and open untL Nltnin Asn
Minutes Of hour g sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
UORE DFL4I N RHODES WILL

rpcr-a1E N SUBSTITUTING Dr. JAMESON FOR
MR. STEAD.
London. Aug l9-"The Daily Mali this
ro,rning saws the proving of the viii Of Cecil
Rhodes Will be still further delayed by the legal
difficulty in getting DR.. Jameson substituted for
W. T. Stead as residuary legatee. the effect OF
the codicu added by Mir Rhodes being only 10
Substitute Dr. Jameson for Mr.. Stead as execu-
tor but not as residuary legatee.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
rRLEn TO WALK 4CROSS THE HUDSON.

A man tried to walk across the Hudson River
at Peekskin yesterday and lost his life in the at
tempt The dead a Slav by the name OF
Stef Tedh. He told some of his friends that he
could walk across the river without difficulty His
associates thought he was joking. They bathed on
the beach while Tedh went TO the extreme end OF
the promontory near by, and. with his shoes and
overalls on deliberately walked out. His body was
secured BY graphing.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
ALLEGED G4RROTERS HELD.

Harry Jeder and William Forster were arraignsd
before Magistrate Mott. in the West Side Court
yesterday. Charles L Downes. theatrical man
ager of No 562 West Thirty-frst-st who alleges
that he was held up and garroted by the prisoners
on Saturday last. appeared against them. accom-
panied by his wife. Jeder and Forster were held
in s. 500 each for trial. The last mentioned
made long statements attacking the character OF
Mr and Mrs. DowneS
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
PRESIDENT TO GO To ILLINOIS.

Springfield. III, Aug ls.-Plans are partially com
7leted for President RooseveIts reception here on
THURSDAY October .. al the State fair The Pres
sdent and members Of the Cabinet viii be the guests
,f the stare Board Of Agriculture. After luncheon
Il the Leland Hotel they VIII proceed to the State
fair grounds where the President viii deliver ad-
sress and hold reception Later he WI! cine al
7hs E-xeclltive Mansion in the evening the Pres
500 viii 20 10 ~hicago where he has been in
,i+ed hv four Republican clubs The demonstration
IN Snri7gfeld viii be entirely non-2arusan
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
SEN. PRITCHARD TO SEE PRESIDENT.

Charlotte. y c aug. 1s-A dispatch 70 The
Observer" from Asheville. y c. says that SeIa-
7or Prt+chard mas received from President Roose-
-, en exceedingly kind letter Of sympathy
prompted by the recent death Of Mrs PrItchard
and expressing a desire for conference with me
Senator As President Roosevelt TiH start 1o-
his --i 70 New-EngIand on the 20, he invited sen
a-o- Prifchard to luncheon with him on Iaufsday5
This I7Tifaron Senator Pritchard has accepted ana
l. srarrs tn-rnorroW lor oyster Bas.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
SECRETARY coRTELYoU AT CANTON

Canton. Ohio Aug ls-George z. cortelyou. sec
r..s-v 20 The President. spent several hours here
TO-DAY He and Judge ". P. Day are executors
n he estate Of the late President McFnleT, Wn'ch
makes occasional visits TO Canton by Ny ,orieLsoI
necessary He spent most Of the day With MIS-
NeEfrIer and accompanied her TO lhe ceIilslSi
where ne Il ID q cluster Of flowers on the conn OF
the nan with whom he had been 50 cioSei! d.
sncfs- s-eG
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
The WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST
washington Aug ls-An area Of local rains mas e%
tended f-an, the Lower Missouri and Upper Mississippi
valleys over the Ohio VALLEY Tennessee at st LOUIS
rainfall Of aO6 inches reported during the last
twelve hours Rain also fallen over the noth aAe
region and extreme Northwest The temperature as risen
ded In an area extending from the Upper Misslsspp
Valley over t Middle states and has fallen over
the northern lake region from Northern Missouri over
kortuo
The barometer is generally low over the central 'aeSS
and the lake region relatively high on me Soutl
Atlantic and North Pacthc coasts The barometer mas
risen rapidly in the region north OF Minnesota and Lake
Superior.
During TUESDAY the area local rains will extend over
the Atlantic Coast states showers will be followed by
carne and weather in the lake region ana ONO
VALLEY, showers will also tho East Gulf States
and the extreme Northwest 49,,
Along the Atlantic Coast tn" winds VIII oe iles" anu
,oe, from soIth ta southwest the Gulf Coast fresh
south winds W ths Great Lakes the "lnu
MI sniff o fresh north and northeast -. ,i
Steamers departing Tuesday FOR European po''s VIZ
have fresh south to southwest winds and showers TO the
Grand Banks.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND NEpNEsbAl-
For Nev-Frgiand and warmer to-day; showers
Wednesday; fresh south winds.
For Western Pennsy and Western New-iork local
rains and cooler today Wednesday fair winds shifting 10
fresh north.
For District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania New
r-a, MARYLAND Virginia and Delaware local rains to
fresh south winds becoming EaFlaoie
For Eastern New-York showers to-day ana Wednesday
fesh south winds
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
TORN4pO " K4NN4N.

wichita Kan. Aug. ls-Meagre information
-eached here tonight OF a tornado the little
town os Lost Springs, this afternoon. which de-
rnolished a grain elevator, a church and five resi-
depces Three men whose names are not given are
said to be seriously hurt and several others slight
IL injured
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
FUNERAL OF LUTHER r. MARSH.

Middletowu y. y. Aug. lS-Thousauds OF per-
viewed the body of Luther R. Marsh to-day as
1t lay in in the Universalist Church for five
hours previous 10 the funeral. Funeral eulogies
were delivered by the Rev. j. y. Emery. pastor OF
the church, and Ra bbi Herman Elkin, OF Newburg
The body will be taken Greenwood Cemetery,
Brooklyn. for burial tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
EDWIN /. GODKIN's WILL FILED.
ALL PROPERTY LEFT TO son. LAWRENCE
WHO IS NAMED AS EXECUTOR.

WHO NA-IET
The will Of Edwin L. GodkiD. formerly Editor
~ The Evening Post who died at Brizhan1
England. on May 20 last filed for probate
Yesterday in the Surrogates Office
The will. which was executed on May /. I>oe'
is brief and leaves TO his son, Lawrence God
kim all property Of which ne was possessed al
the time Of his death, or to which he might
b.,-a any, claim. Lawrence Godkn is appointed
.o1o ayecutor Of the will without bonds.
waiver of citation was executed by Mrs katna-
rjne Godlzin the widow Of the testator, 10 Jasper
RartIetT the United States Consular Agent at
Dartmouth England Her residence in this city
is No 36 West Tenth-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
-ERNINIEe ONCE MORE.

Inc Terrace Garden Opera Company last night
revived Francis Wilson's old success. Eru!rie.' to
the qualification OF d Dig audience. Murray Woods,
the original cast. engaged for this revival,
and the musical director was A. W. Ma1in, COM
poser Of the dances.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
postomce Notice.

should 10 real DAILY oy All lnteIeS1el- - S-a--
NAV a tiInel
mails week e1crS AugCSL -
f1r 49, rorr-Iv IN all the General tos-oI1ce
as follows Parcels Mails close one noIT
shown Parcels post mails tor Ger-
MANY .,T1=a ar % Monday and WsdnezGaS. -...-
Regular ard supplementary mails close az Forelsl
haIf later tran clos7s time sno"n 2eIoN
mai SrpDIementsrv for Europe and CsntIal A1eI
ia Wis Colon close later Foreign Staton)-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
AMBAseADoR MEYER IN HOSPITAL

Boston, Aug ls.-Foowing odt determination
reached long ago submit 20 a surgical operation.
which largely his special reason for returning
. America at this time. George Won L. Meyer.
United States Ambassador 10 Italy, to-day entered
private hospital 10 undergo an operation similar
10 the one performed some time ago. II is under
siooc that the trouble Is aot of =eroGs character.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

AustraHa's birth stain" to use Mr.. Kiplings
apt phrase, is almost forgotten. and the lines that
harrington. the pickpocket convict, wrote:
True patriots We for be it understood.
We left our country for our country's good
belong TO her past and not 10 her present. To
day" said Marc Macdermott OF
NEVER Sydney. Australia, at the Grand
SAW RAIN. Union yesterday, there are many
descendants OF the original con-
victs who hold high positions in Australian society
The 'Iags' as we used TO call the prisoners, many
OF them received tracts of land for good behavior.
and the wealth thus acquired was the foundation
for the valuable estates possessed BY their kin al
the present time Australia is prosperous, ouI just
now some OF the provinces. notably QueenSland
and New South Wales, are suffering greatly from
drOuth similarly the Americans are
drouth has been or less prevalent during the
last decade and many farmers in the two provinces
1 mentioned have had to give their farms up 20
their creditors, who are chiefly the banks Lltue
good they will do the banks. however, so arid nave
they become although by the use OF artesan pores,
which the Australians are Just beginning 10 pII
in, lands may be made more productive IN
Queensland where there no rain for five years
can vouch for the truth of rather amusing story
A clergyman in a country district was gong Ms
rounds, and he happened 10 talk with one OF MS
parishioners. who standing IN front OF ner
house with her FIVE small children he sald some
thing about having been To some other part OF
Queensland, and having had the pleasure OF seeing
"Oh mommy what's rain? Is it anything ike the
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
KALTENBoRNs CONCERT.

harpist, out Miss Edith c. Nigan, pianist and
1Ir. Katenborn himself gave solo selections
the Circle Auditorium Mr Kaltenboru played
andante movement from MendelSsohn'S con-
certo. Tonight the sOlOsts will be Miss Jennie
Dutton, soprano, and Franz SAITH, tenor.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
DrSS.S THIRTEENTH

Duss entered in the thirteenth week Of his band
concerts at the St Nicholas Rink last evening,
PLAYING TO the usual large and good natured audi
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
THE VARIETY HOUSES.

The Sweet Girl a buretta by Sydney
Rosenfeld with dozen musical numbers by about
a. MANY song writer's and with dancing specialtes
also was put on with the variety bill at the New
York Theatre Roof Garden last night. and proved
a pleasing addition to the programme.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
By EARIy MAIL, TRAM
NEw-YoRK CITY

NEw-YORk CITY
Mail Subscribers 70 the DAILY and TRI-WEEhLf "
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The Tribune VIII be mailed Cuba. Porto Rico Etass,l
aad the Philippines without expense tcr IofssA
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Postal Union The Tribune viii be mailed az the Io4'"s
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

HIghes Temperature yesterday 20 degrees lowest e1
average TO- average for corresponding date last a.
average temperature for corresponding date last twenty
five years, II.
Local forecast-Showers today and Wednesday. fEesn
winds
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

THE z PASSING THRONG.

ST. Louis is going to surprise the world with the
thoroughness and completeness of its preparations
for the exposition in 1904 This
ST. LOUIS was said by Charles u. Pepper,
AHEAD OF the commissioner from the exposi-
TIME tion Cuba at the Murray Hill
Hotel last night. After his return
from Cuba Mr.. Pepper 70 ST. Louis, IN connec-
ton with his duties. and his assertion was based
on what he saw there. Everything moves like
cIockwOrk,' he said. 4 never saw such system
St Louis has given the best thought of its business
community TO the exposition. and they are getting
results. The organization is perfect. President
Francis gives ali MS time to the work. and he is
what they call out West a wonder Everything
keeps moving and 1t moves all in one direction.
which is forward. 1t is remarkable the progress
they have made in turning Forest Park into
Worlds Fair grounds 1t is already possible to get
an idea of what the exposition grounds will be
when the work is completed. So far the best re-
suits seem 10 have been obtained in letting the
contracts for the buildings and in getting them
under way. The notion that great exposition
be in half diminished state until aItef IL IS
opened is going TO be spoiled by St Louis Three
months some of those buildings Will be
up. and all of them will be finished and ready for
the installation of the exhibits months before the
date ser for opening the lair. That is always a
point with foreign exhibitors, and they are bound
TO be gratifed when they see how completely
everything at st. Louis is made ready for them
ahead Of time.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

Clyde Fitch's The Moth and the Flame viii be
sent out this season by Conrad Bodden. with Miss
Anna Barton Mrs. LoTintr
Miss Margaret Anglin returns - Ne"-1oIN a'
rho close of her California engaserleut next Sat
rIr,fav to BEGIN rehearsals for The Wilderness
the Empire Stock Company's piece FOR rs a'li"d1
tour which wiU begin at Chicago september -
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST


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6s6 "A FOR s. thomas and Northern Brazil.
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az 1870 FOR Brazil ger IS, Capri Vie Macs Msesio; 10
Rio J1neiT2 s sna At az 80 N f6r JsSSscs per ;
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Ts,a, mail for Northern Brazil Argentine. Uruguay
and Paraguay must Be directed per $ Coisrfess p
T5oas mas s T croix I<swsrd and vindwsrd Islands
$50 ? Jamaica, per : Capt Bennett frof'
THCRsDAYAt m for Cuss Iusstan & CSnPs:as an s.ss
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Ss SsFss Of Porto Rico must be directs Pats
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At $50 p m. fo= Jamaica. per Admiral schisy.
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-, y BSnB9a m fGs Ser gHSo saa PS rom Hsss
sATURpAT-At a n ,sIPPismeT5aFy $50 a m for
(mau for sayanILs and car5asena n;H5t be aiIss;ed
1880 M FOR Fortune Island Jan1aiea saysnlia and
Sartagena Psr A1l man =, iI 40 n . a.,Is mlst
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S aSs via 1 Matanaas " ordsrS mail ony 1ash nus
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Mails for xsrsoaael.ns by rail to To5;A sysasg ard
eonnsctnz close here every Monday & Wsdssssy ~ @ and
satgqy ~ M@s 'ST sosS a his enc. ay y at o p "A
Cuos r rail H., 70 & PSrt Tampa isn Es aaS = IsssSs
at - so a. conneeting closes are made Mon
CIV overland specially addressed for dispatch ey
steamer close At this once ia y e3esp, sunday az 80
costa Rca. Belize. Puerto Cortez and Guatsrala- by
once " daily except SUNDAY tl3O sundays at
= m !,onnrS115S i 15,,s,sr1aa and us-ays fo- co-rs
Risai fRsSstered mail closes at D m previous day.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
DIED.

RASDAIL-ou sunday August Il, his late rssdences
No LOAF 8eresn-st Brooklyn. George w RandaA. ass
Sc formsr Nc I6 AonToe-st Faaera ana -
terment Tuesday Abingdon conn
TAYIOR-Suddenly August II. East Stonehan. Me-
Helen TAYLOR OF No. Is Highland Tesraee. Orange -
j. daughter OF the William and Adsline Hoos1is
Taylor. OF New-York City.
wANN-At Roosevelt Hospital. NeU-fork Aonaas;; ; a. a.
gust William D. Wann. aged 90 years F9neras SCI
vice his residence. No q Last totn-s-s "A
THURSDAY. August 81. ! =. n
The WOodEawn Cemetery
o EsrouX. New YORK city
Once 20 East Madison Square south
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous white line shows The
pressure indicated BY The Trtbune5 SELF
ecordng barometer The Gotec Inc shows the tempera
tt1re as recorded Perrys Pharmacy.
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature for the last
four hours comparison with the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

Address all communications relative % subscripefons or
advert fse-aents 70 THE TRIBUNE. New-10Tk (it-
Remit by PostofHce money order, express money oEu
draft registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

.Al" shean and Charles Warren in their skit,
QUO Vadis Upside Down. proved the leading
fea tI.re at keith's yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

Al Tony Pastors johnson. Davenport ana La
reilo In a comedy called The Football Players
and the Farmer" were al the top OF the bill.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

Paradise Garden. and with Hamu.ersteins other
attra Ctions drew the usual fun house
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Frances Curran, cortralto. was the chief
attraction on the Floating Roof Garden last night