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New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
TRANspAc1E1c ,r.rrs

China and Jaran Tacoma here daily AZ & IN
m uD TO July IS Inclusive cispatch per 3 g.
Olympia
New-Zealand. Australia except West New-Caieionfs
FjL samoa and Hawaii Via Francisco. close he-s
daily az $3.50 D. 70 august H. inclusive for dis
ing British mall for NcV-Zealand doe nct a--i..
In time 20 connect with this dispatch extra mails
closing at $50 a. n. $50 a. n. ESQ D m sun
days $50 q m. . a and $50 T. m-wFW be
vaade and forwarded until the arrival
2 Up % August - inclusive. for dispatch per
Tos8 Naru-
Hawaii Chra. Jaran PhIiprine Islands. via san
Francisco close here daily al $50 up August
B. inclusive for dispatch per = Siberia.
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands. via Sar Frauctsco close
here daiiy 90 e20 p up 10 August 10. inclusive.
for dispatch g. Aafipos1
Hawaii Francisco close here daily a. $50
August 1lo. Inclusive. for Dispatch 3 Ala
china ans Japan. via Vancouver Victoria. n. c
close here uHiiy AZ $50 p Up 20 August III. In
CafeTchandise Z 8 Postal Agency shanghai can
mot he forwarded via Canada-l
A,Straa fexcept Fifi Islands
Via vancouver and Victoria = C close here daily
$50 p m: up . August 10 inclusive for dispatch
Nts- r'ness otherwise addressed West Australia 4,
forwarded Europe: and Nev-Zeai1nd ana Philip
ninea Francis-othe quickest routes. Phliip-
pines specially addressed via Canada VIA E1-
rope fully prepaia fcreign rates
Hawaii f. forwarded via san Francisco exclusively.
forwarded of sailing
and the schedule u ccsing - arranged the pre-
SUMPTION OF their uninterrupted overland
fRegistered rnai closes n m. previous DAY.
CORNELIUS VAN CCTT. pOstnaastsr.
Postcfnce New-York. ~ =. July -. 1906
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
WILLIAM H. WALKER.

William II. Walker. who we'll known in
Montcair. n. j.. where he lived and practised law
in this city, died yesterday from typhoid fever in
the Westminster Hospital, London. Mr.. Walker
went abroad about month ago on pleasure trip.
Last Thursday his mother received word of his i'll
ness. and she left here on the Campania to go to
him.
William II. Walker was born In High Bridge,
n. ]. He was the eldest son OF the late James H.
Walker and a nephew of DR.. Edward G. Janeway,
of this city. He was graduated from the Montclair
High School in 1896 and from Yale in 1893 After
a course at law school ne entered the law firm OF
Dexter. Osborn & Gillespie, at No. Il Broadway.
He was a member Of the First Presbyterian Church
Of Montclair OF the Montcair Athletic Club and
OF the Yale Club Of this city
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
FUNERAL OF MlDsHIPMAN CLARK

Annapolis Md. July 27-The funeral OF Mdshp-
man Lawrence F Clark. OF New-York. took place
to-day from the chapel Of the Naval Academy
The burial was IN the Naval Academy Cemetery at
the request Of the parents OF Clark. who attended
the service. Chaplain II. II. Clark. L. S. N Of
nclatad. and the pallbearers were selected from
classmates Of the dead midshipman- The fourth
,laas attended n body, v,th firing squad OF
marines.
Clark was appointed 70 the academy by Senator
Depew Immediately on reporting for duty he was
sent 70 the Hospital His narents live No
East Thirty -second-st., Eev-York.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

Frederick J. KirnbaI spent his life in active rail-
road work He was born in Philadelphia on March
6, 1874 and began work a rodnan In the engi-
neering department of the Philadelphia and Erie
branch Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
1862 He spent four years there and then worked
for time in railroad shops and like establish
ments In England. He became actively interested
IN the construction Of the Shenandoah Valley Rail-
road in 1873. and in May 1881, was elected presi-
dent of the company. He became connected with
the Norfolk and Western company as first vice
president in the year, and in 1883 elected
its president In 1896 the company passed into the
hands of q receiver, but when IL was reOrganZed
Mr.. Kimball again became its president.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
MRS. DESIRE oRMsRY.

Mrs Desire Ormsby died on Saturday night at
the home of her son-n-law. Benjamin F. Blair. No.
1876 Greene-ave, Brooklyn. from the infrmties Of
age. She the widow of DR.. Caleb Noble Arms
by who was lost the steamship Central America,
which foundered in 1857 with eight hundred pas
sengers on board.
Mrs. Ormsby was born in Sempronius, N Y; In
1913. and the age OF sixteen went with her
mother Ann Arbor, Mich There. two years later,
she was married to Edward Brown. a merchant
Later she married to DR.. Ormsby, of Adrian,
Mich In early life she active in anti-slavery
and temneranCe movements
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
PRIEST SHOOTS BURGLAR.
The Latter Escapes. but Leaves a Trail OF
Blood

Paterson. y. J., July E.-Father Mccormick
pastor OF the Roman Catholic Church. at Stan
hope few nights ago had exciting encounter
with q burglar who attempted to rob the rectory
there The burglar succeeded in escaping, but LEFT
behind him a trail Of his own blood.
The clergyman was aroused from his sleep by
peculiar noises and. dressing. went down stairs
first getting his revolver. He went 10 the rear OF
the house and sew the man trying to cut the pane
OF glass I'm the window. The burglar saw tle
PIE about 1he same time and he whipped OUT
his ret t..str a.3 fred. The shot went wide ana
the p-icst fired at hiu The rohher would not PC
scared away and fired several more shots. hut iie
was "a poor ruarksruan one of tine priests sEots
took effect. however. and the man made on to"aTn
be woods. There a trail Of blood from IL
Iectory 10 the woods. lett by the burglar IN MS
fight.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

Eer The cnnTs Tsnience OF TRIBUNE READERS abroad
SitSss nave been made 70 keep the DAILY
hotels named betovss ~ 80 ~ '-s ''ei-S % Us
LONPo%-Hotel Victoria Savoy Hotel The IanEhau,
pole Hotel cecil M6isnd 5iraHi Iioi1 % Horzss Ns5
NeW ttoteL Hotel Russell. The Howard Hotel Nor
ENGLAND-Adephi Hotel Liverpool Q1een's Hotel
T-stsi Midland Hotel Bradford; Hotel wsIltngtoa-
WooIpack Hotel WarVSE NI1a8S rJrsq T1s ss:
655o.teL L'CttSs-y Coed. Wales: Royal Oak Hotel
Ayr; station Hotel DuT.riss ''' 1'''-
6iLRALT AR The Hotel Cecil
Hotel Chatham. Hotel Blnda Grand Hotel Hotel
S t5.s ct Albion Grand Hotel De rAthense Hotel
F5oII IJhsRSSL 2l1 1 Hotel s. james an5 Albany.
ND-Shssurne Hotel Dublin: Royal Victoria
ITALY AND sOJTH OF FRANCE-Efo.e1 NIstrop,l.
4sStL1. I'oyai Hotel. Rome, Grand Hotel.
IIsalhs hotel Louvre and Savoy AK les Baius; Grand
R211teli Venice: Grand Hotel Venice. Hotel ds Ia
sEIGIJNd1e Grand Hotel Brussels; Hotel Kursaal ana
r1>FsI - aG Se Cstend; Continental Hotel Ostend.
RT-sI n 4 \ A-4oisl E1 de IAaEisterFe Copenhagen
I--Nassa-er-Fof Hotel. Ntss6aden: Four Sea-
I9TiaIaed Wies6aden; Four Seasons Hotel Munishs
5osel Strauss Nureuoe-g; Hotel Staphans. Badsu-
In: Hotel Bristol Frankfort-un-sian: Grand Hotel
Baden: KI- HsfsS s1o's aSs5nsT i,3 S
IoIsI strassourg. Neullens Hotel Ia ChspeIss.
Linden. Berlin Hotel Russie Munieh: Grand Hotel
4Su.sh11sTs; hotel Dc Holland. Msyeuce-ont tsnihss
AUSTRIA AND sWfTZERLAND-Hotei Bristol VIENNA:
Si1 lah9 "a Hoiel TEL Hungaria Budapest, Hotel National
West End Carlsbad. Hotel Euler Ba-le. Hotel
rope. L.ucerre: Hotel Kiinger Marienbad: F1ussn
Hotel funE Fraubrck, InterIaken. Grand Hotel
de "a Pax Geneva: Hotel SatsTaI CARLSBAD: Hotel
Scn~elZenhof Falls of the Rhine. Neuhausen. Kur
Baur au Lac Zurich
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
DR.. MILO JONES.
- rrLEnRAPH "a 80 rR1RrNr.

TBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Greenwich Conn July 27.-Dr. Milo Jones well
known young physician. died at his home here
early this morning from typhoid fever He had
been successful in treating typhoid fever cases.
bringing many serious ones through successfully in
the last two or three years. He the OF
Dr. L. F. Jones. one of the oldest and best known
physicians of the town. and was thirty years old
After being graduated at Yale he was for two
years at Bellevue Hospital and then came to
Greenwich TO assist his fathe- in his practice. He
was a member of Acacia Lodge of MasOns. Amo-
gerome Fire Company and the Indian Harbor
chi CIIlI
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
Died.

BARCIAY-Passed away July &c. Louise Fontatns be-
Hotel No East ssth-st Tuesday 10 m Inter
tprivats) louisville. Louisville papers please
copy.
day July 81 1908 Daniel Hoog.and Carpenter, aged Is
uaef1 serElce az Mapey'ooa n j.
leaving BaTclay-st via D L s "; al D m Ser
Manhasset. Long Island on Thursday. July go at Y
COW UENHOvEN-A At Babylon. Long Island. July % 1908
Magdalene wife Of the late Garret Cowenhoren in the
70 attend the funeral services at the residence OF
the 90 train IRON, Flatbusb-ave Internent in Green
wood Wednesday morning
CROwELL-At New-Brighton. Staten Island on
Funeral private.
EWING-At New-RochsIls. On Sunday, July 20 Cath
f{Rs Fhsr fPs spoe5 m he hed at No l52 Pelham RoaS
sges @ 3ee al ra eaya m G9s55 nl q pot D a al
1904 Interment private. at Woodlawn Cemetery.
FRANKLIN-At No. log Wes, 47th-st New-YorA City.
Sunday morning. July "a OF typhoid fever. Edith
derpoei FfanEiin aged u years Funeral at kinder
hook. y. Y, Tuesday afternoon. July IS.
JoNE;sAt So Greenwich Conn Monday morning July
P. Jones' Funeral strictly private. Kindly omit fow-
TasRs3 Widow Of e. 5s SSuTa p 5e July n = SE I4g;s 5;s
year Notice Of funeral hereafter
LAwRENCE-In the city of Albany on Saturday. July
A;pheus l. and AI1ira Conastock Lawrence Funeral
services win be held at the residence Of his brother
Tuesday. July IS. at O'Clock D m
oRMsBY-Juy Q. 1903, Desire WIDOW Of the late Dr.
IS p NJ a residence o. her son-in-Iaw Ben
IaIain F Blair & No 19S &c Greene ave Brooklyn Inter
Monday July 2, Charles H See. NOtioe Of funeral
hereafter.
wALKEEmAs LqaasE N 24 Iug q Of TYPHOID Pho WI
walker. OF New-York city.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
90 oIes IN wgppINe DANCE

---s@ SUSIE LuAccIk. q young guest at wedding
80 q Passalc-ave-. Newark, SUNDAY ,tebt
90 ~r.ia the wedding party was Celebrating The
.+A ~ - tho traditional Slsvoutc ,r,aS5i-.
$ - E to-ii= woman vas attacked win sc,,ts
i@it ano feli 20 The floor amid the dance
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
BURGLARS GET $500 AT s7oee

Paterson july about $3.50 in cash was stolen
ION ine safe q Lowenthal's shoe store AT No 7oo
s4aln-at, early yesterday morning The robh..,
Nas discovered by TWO patrolnen who were naeeir,
ths store and ~ho noticed that the door Of tbe
Half vas 15ar- IL vas thought first 1bet -
s'.ftilai1oG q the safe had been know - -,
1-iet bUt - is said that the safe was ar ~
et "rd could be opened without much difc1it,o9 oi
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
TRANSATLANTIC MAIIs.

TUESDAY-At $50 a N for italy direct per . CittA
d Milano Crlan must De directed per q Cirta d.
MlenO'
WEDNESDAY-At a m for Europe. Per :. Oceanic
via Queenstown for Netherlands direct.
per s 3 Rotterdam (mah must be directed per =.
Rutterdam''l.
THCRSDAY-At ! a m for France. Switzerland. Italy.
spain, Portugal Turkey, Egypt Greece British India
and Lorenzo Marques. per la BFetagns. VIA HaVfa
mail fer other parts Of Europe must be directed 'ps-
s. La Bretagne'0.
SATURpAY-At 1880 a n. supplementary a. for
Europe per :. 3 Umbria. Queenstown; a
for Belgium direct per 8 8 kroouIaud mai must be
directed per s. krOonland'1. a $50 IA for
Scotland direct per 3 s AnchOria mail must be di-
rr-trC pei AnchoTta.1- al II a. for Denmark
direct per 8. Hekla mail be directed per
Hekia'1
PRINTED MATTER. ETC--Ths takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers. and samples for Germany
only The class OF mail matter for other OF
Europe viii be sent ey this sEf unless specially
directed by her.
After closing OF SupplNnsn+ary Transatlantic
Malls additional Supplementary Mails are
opened OF English French
steamers. until Wtthin
Ten Minutes OF the OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
DEATH CLOSELY FOLLOWS HUSBANDS.

Mrs Sarah P Lane. eighty-one years old died
at her home. No i72 CIaremont-ave. Jersey City
on Sunday. from heart disease. Her husband Jo-
seph NJ Lane. who the age died on July
"A from apopIexy. They had been married fifty
seven years. They leave two and one daugh-
ter. Mr.. Lane was for sixty years produce ner-
chant in New York
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
FREDERICK J. KImRALL.

Philadelphia July 27.-F. ]. Kinbau. president OF
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Company. died
to-day at his home at RadnOr. Penn. near here
He was ffty-nine years old. He had been suffer
ing from liver complaint since June A.
AS q mark of respect for the dead president
every wheel on the entire Norfolk and Western
system viii be stopped for ten minutes when his
funeral IS held.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
cATTLEeoAT or HE Rocrs

Tho old fe:ryboat Amenia. built - 1854 and nm,
Nse1 to convey cattle from the Jersey CITY varde
70 The aoattoris near Forty third-st ana The r.
tii'eT, I-L ashore the rocks at the southern "a
- - 5acEWelIs Island last night but got of yri,h
l4r uae 10 about ga hour. She had about rv-o -
uFe1 cattle on her. but were injured 4i'
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
Postomce Notice.

a timel
Foreign malls for the ending August 1908 viii
closely promptly in all the General Postofos
as follows; Parcels Post Mails earsr
closing below
Regular and Supplementary mails Fcreisn sta
ton half hour later than closing shown below lex
cept that Supplementary Europe Central
America Colon. Foreign StA
tIonl.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

Highest tempcraturs yesterday Z" degrees s' -
ererase 20 for corresponding date st }ea -
average for corresponding date lasf tfiit Ee
Local forecast-Fair to-day and F.edues<a.' tio"l>
-sa1rg ,enfperature. light variable WINDS
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCEP-


MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEP-
T3ASSPACIFIC.
CCBA-By rail Port Tampa. Fla and thence -
steamer closes al this Office daily except thursday. az
a. N. connecting malls on Non
days. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
MEXICO CITY-OverlGnd unless specially addressed
dispatch by closes daily exceps
Sunday. at 80 ?. n. and IL ,. n Sundays a !
NEWFOUNDLAND-Ry rail 10 North sydney. and thence
by steamer. closes AZ this ohlce daily D n.
tcoanec;ing mails close here Monday. Wedzes54Y
Saturday
JAMAICA-By rail 70 Boston. and thence by steamer
closes al this once a. $50 ? every Tuesday and
THURSDAY
MIQUEL0N-By fail TO Boston and thence by steamer.
THO office 2 n.
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and 6SUATEMAL.A-Bv ~afI
New-Ore21s. and thence closes ar this
once daily. sunday a m and
J. sundays II ?. m II ? connect
mail closes here Mondays AZ ,. N.
COSTA EICA-By rail Nev-tJ-feaus nd ther-a
closes az this Office daily except Sludav ~
fl:S1 o. n and III go p m. sundays At II and
I'll; 80 ~ tconnecting mail closes here TUESDAYS az
III 80 2. M
tIeegisterea Mail closes a. 6 D. N previous day
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER g,,ven

l'1 "a Rockefeller vas one OF the buyers a, tf,e
Fs,tS.-.s5.H So. H4i+ ~ property held m Deal :. m
HaiurnaT by B-Jln l. Kenreliy %" OF
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
Special Notices.

Address al eoumlnicatons relative 70 subscriptions or
advertisements 10 THE TRIBUNE. Nsv-YOrk CITY Re-
nit Sy Postofice money oTder express money --r s-
res stored letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CE1NTRAZ. AMERICA. VEST
INDIES. ETC


TUESDAT-At $50 tsu2pieIaentary 80 a n for
ports. per Colon mail Tor Guatemala
- directed per s. e. Nucatanl D.
WEDNESDAY-At f2.3O D. m Complementary I p M
for Turks Island and Dominican Republic. per 8 A.
Cherokee
THURSDAY n. FOR cuba. per Havana
(mal for Mexico via Pros-esC. Caureche ard Vera
Cruz. must be directed per s. s. Havonal a. L m
Complementary l=-3U 2. nll for balaEss and san
tago. Clenfues0s. At II N Tor Barbados and
Maranhan. u rn. Complementary l2-5n 2 MP
Bahamas. S. Artillia tnail directed
per Antil4a''l. II 30 complementary 1-30
?. Leeward and Wndward Islands ard British,
Dutch and French Guiana per AleIdals Cnau
Grenada and Trinidad must De directed per 8
AIlendse'). t:S0 p m for Newfoundland. per
s. $ Siberian. from Pkladelphta
Bolivar per s s Grenada at y m fo- Mexico. per
& $ CIty OF Washingtou. Tampico mail must bs
directed per s City o. Washington D, 1230
complementary 1870 p M for Inasua and Hstt. per
Bolivia: I p. n. FOR Porto PLATA 8 g. Alice,
Boston tmaN fnr other parts OF the Dominican Re-
public direcsed g. s. Alice
SATURDAY-Ar 5 a. m for Bermuda. per =. Trini-
dad: 30 Complementary ESQ CurR
and Venezuela per s. Zula email for Savanills
@ n. Tor Porto Rico, per = 3 COauo. at $50
complementary 1880 for Fortune Island Jamaica
Savaaills. CaItasena and Greytowns 8. Al
leghany tnau for Costa Rico must be directed per
5 5. Aneshany'}; al 20 q n for Caba, per = a
Mexico. via Havana
SCNDAY-At a for Argentine. Uruguay ard Para
quay. per Casilda; G30 A. Ger Fortune
snds. Jamaica. Savaniia and CaTtasela Ter AlaI
(an for Costa Rica must be directed per A!ta.)-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

49, a,szrara IN. continuous white line shows the
.a,gss In pressure indicated by Ine IIipunes SELF
rsoTsng barometer The dotted lIe SHOWS - 1Enprfh-
NJ =. 80 recorded b. the local Weather buGeap-
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast

washington July 27.-The ridge Of high pressure over
Eastern districts has diminished somewhat in intensity
The area of low pressure central Sunday evening IN
the Rocky Mountain region has advanced the Dakotas
1understorms and local have occurred in Florida
the C;ulf States Eastern Texas the Upper mississippi
Valley and showers have occurred In the Oa
n is considerably cooler In NeW-E.ns4aAa ana the
Middle Atlantic States: elsewhere the temperature
changes have been irregular, with general tendency
oTers are proba bic Tuesday the Mississippi Valley.
the upper lake region and the Lower Ohio alley ana
region and Middle States. also for the East
C;nIF and South Atlantic States
Iit1heT Temperatures will prevail in the lake region
tbs Middle States II will De somewhat
Cooler In the Valley and the lddle MISSISSIPPI
Valley Atis51a
lstt coast VIII mostly light 10 tresh nort becon-
ala bic, On .he South Atlantic and Gulf coasts
southery; the Gre2t Lakes Iresn 10 brls
sou1h 10 southeast increasing TUESDAY afternoon -,
STEAMERS departinz Tuesday for European ports VIII
have light northwest Elads and -ar WeaLber 20 tae
Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY
For Neu-England fair to-day and Wednesday; slowly
Using ten1ueratu~e diminishing northwest winds
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
y,-se, and Delaware today and WEDNESDAY. with
sfC1r1y, ternperatureS. light VarlAble vines
Western Penus5 lPahia iair
to-day: showers WEDNESDAY hsht variable
WINDS becoming fresh soutiislSSl. 1rir-t-o
For Maryan5 she District OF Columbia ane virginia
winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
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D HOURS: Morning
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Til e W Il m e Z II
is the most accessible cemetery OF the metrop-
olir By Harlem trains. trolley carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold at SI25 up. Send for Illustrated Book
let or by request a representative will call.
OFFICE 20 EAST 2sD-sr. n. 7. CITY.
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SINGLE COPIES
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DAILY. cents TIlI-N I5EckLY, cents
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Special Notices.
Tribune subserIptIon Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be by mail any address IN
country abroad address changed as often as
desired subscriptions may be given TO your regular
dealer before leaving. convenient them
u q THE TRIBUNE once.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

rbs following ofcia record from the Weather Bureau
+e changes in the temperature for the last twenty
80 h,rs n comparison with the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

Mrs Fiske, who has been travelling and resting
in Germany, Switzerland and France. sailed for
New-York July q, and will arrive about August
. Mrs Fiske's season will begin on September
j. at the Manhattan Theatre, with Mary OF Mag
dala."
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
Night

rR1R1-Np LOCAL oBsrr,-ArIoNs
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

The new japanese comic opera, "Otoyo' continues
the feature of Japan by Night the Madison
Square Garden roof. There was one change in the
cast on Monday night Harry Mckee succeeding
Abbott Davidson in the role of Con Slick. the Amer
lean CRATER who Is doing the best he can In
Toxic
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28

Madison Square Garden, with its reproduction Of
Venice. with Duss and his orchestra, continues to
have large audiences. The soloist for this week
the tenth this elaborate musical enterprise, is
Miss Blanche TOwle, prima donna soprano
New-York tribune., 1903-07-28
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c,-=.e- Bay. Long Island. July E.-Ma5or General
,s young who, the retirement Of General
- IN August s viii become Chief Of the Gen
- s..fr Of tie Army. vita the rank OF lieutenant
- * expected here tomorrow as the guest Of
:, .T,,~tr.ct Attorney Robert Townsend While here
he WI probably pay visit TO the President at
- r5fl It is considered probable, how
.,at tie VISIT VII he mostly CT G social char