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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25
REVIEW By PRESIDENT.
North Atlantic Fleet to assemble
off Oyster Bay in august.

Washington June 24-secretary Moody to-
day announced the summer programme Of the
North Atlantic fleet, the feature of which will
be grand review by the President from his
yacht, the Mayflower. This review will occur
about the middle Of August off Oyster Bay.
Returning from the Azores. the battleshi2
squadron Will rendezvous at Frenchman's Bay
on July %. After ccaIing there, the combined
sQuadrons will begin the search problem, which
closes on August TO- The squadrons will make
a tactical cruise from Frenchnans Bay TO Long
Island, where, after the Presidents review, It
will return to the Maine coast to take part in
the Joint manaeuvres beginning on August 70
and closing on August %. All the vessels Will
then engage in target practice near Martha's
Vineyard.
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Robinson. Herman F
CRAvENS-At her home Madison. Ind. sd inst.
DrusfIIa Lauier widow Of John r Cravsns and daush-
ter J. F. D. Laaier. OF this city Funeral
Friday, June &c, at P II, at Madison
MORSE-Or Wednesday. 24ch inst. residence
so1-in-law. Henry s Rowland. No 13T2 Dean
Brooklyn Lluretta widow OF the late Charles A
the STth OF her age Funeral on SaIur
day, a P
QUECK- BERNER-ou Sunday, June r. Fredertcza En-
mil wife OF the late Henry August Benidct Queck-
Berrer OF Warsaw Poland. in her SD year Services
al Fresh Pond Crematory Chapel THURSDAY. June ..
1905. at p
ROBINSON-Very suddenly. Sunday, June 81. n the
26rh Of his Foster, Beverley
Foster Robinson
ROHE-Ou Monday. June - at her residence. No 1e4
Riverside Thell Rome. widow Of Charles Robe.
in the 69th OF her Funeral services the
Church Holy Name, 96th-st. and Amsterdam
ave on Thursday. % II a m 1t Is kindly
requested that flowers Dc sent
STOUT-Cn June "a Charles BartoIette Stout. in the
o Funeral from his late residences.
No. Freuch-st-. New-Brulswick y J.,
June -. 30 Intsrment in Greenwood s
o'clock
wTLSON-In vueland. y. J.. June -. Dr. Edward L.
Wilson, formerly OF NeV-Yorls aged IS years Funeral
F'riGav. al = m Carriages will
Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25
RESIGNED UNDER PRESSURE,
DR. Powers Was Told He Must Go Volun-
tarily or Re Forced Out,

II vas learned yesterday that the retirement o
the Rev. DR.. " Dudley Powers as secretary OF 'IiI
American Church Missionary Society Of the EPisco-
nal Church was forced by the action OF certain
members Of the executive conlhni''ee'
- -,settrg held on June eleven members
s~s ,reeenr The recording secretary at the close
of the meeting presented TO Dr.. Powers Iesein a
fior, sskna MIN to resign. II he refused u LSS'
i,+toT stated he would then be forced 70 resin
Wben the adjourned meeting was hela a W. 49,
tster T1r Powers offered his resgna tlol u!uS' ~
fesf n wss accepted and Eugene III 1-aLHp, ~ -
rf local church news bureau N4s t4eSSe
- 80 hfe Nee Al fha same meeting the resolu
ticn asking DR. Powers 10 resign W-s eAg4HLs 81
F-orr, fhe records This action, Y IS sac, Ass
aroused much criticism from Dr.. POWERS aSso1'-
ates~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25
JoSEPH NJ. SHAW.

Joseph ". Shaw who died at BeIIport Long
Island on Monday. at the age Of seventy-seven.
was one OF the best known citizens Of Suffolk
County. FIVE years ago ne celebrated his golden
wedding, having married in 1913 Miss Amanda c
Gerard who, with children, survives him
Professor Edward H Shaw, the late dean or
New-York University. was his son Another son
is the Rev John Balloon Shaw. the pastor OF the
West End Presbyterian Church, in this city. his
daughters are Mrs Edmund F Hawkins and Mrs
Charles ". WaIIiug. both Of whom live in Belport
His funeral viii be held to-day at his home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25
LOVING CUP FOR RICHARD VAN coTT.

The Lincoln Club. Of the With Assembly District,
last night gave n Richard Van Colt at its home.
No = East Eighth-st-, silver loving cup. As
seu1bivnnan Fitch made the presentation speech.
You sir are the honered son Of an honored
father father VINO started from humble posi-
ton and who raised himself" said the Assembly
man a father who has a human heart. and be
cause Of that heart he has more honored friends
In the CITY of NeH-York than any other man For
votIr good honest faithful work we are going to
present 70 You small reminder IF what you are
Richard Van Cott and his father. Postmaster Van
Colt, made speeches.
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MRS CAMPBELL AGAIN IN LONDON.

London. June "A brilliant audience gathered
in the New Theatre tonight TO welcome Mrs. Pat
rick Campbell on her first appearance here since
her return from the United States, in THE Joy OF
Living" in which she was supported by Martin
Harvey Responding TO enthusiastic calls on the
fall of the curtain. Mrs. Campbell referred TO the
kindness of her reception by Our cousins across
the sea " and expressed her appreciation and re-
gard for Americans.
AFTER the performance a supper was given on the
stage, among the sixty guests being Vice Admiral
Lord Charles Beresford the Duchess Of Manches-
ter Sarah Bernhard, Lady Elcho, Anthony Hope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25

The Grand Conservatory OF Music Of the Uni
.ersty OF the State % New-Tork last night eele-
brsf=d its rvveaty-niuth commencement in the Wal
oorf- Astoria The degree Of doctor Of music was
given 10 Ernest Albion Cook and Clenentiuo De
Macchi. that Of bachelor OF music 70 Miss Bertye
Yss Del Reeve ana Miss Ethel Secord. and diplomas
IL the Misses Martha II Pertingiu. Sarah =.
Selrnes and Mary a. Mcmahon
The cEoIr the Emmanuel Congregational
F-hLrch, of Brooklyn present. and gave the
GLOWING numbers. Huoiusteins Thou Art SO
Like Flower" Memberships Lift Thine Eyes"
and Cookies God Bless America"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25
FIONA WINS EMPEROR'S CUP.
Marquis of Camden's Yawl First in Race
from Dover to Heligoland.

Island Of Heligoland, June 24.-The yawl Fiona.
owned by the Marquis of Camden. has the first
prize in the annual race for the Emperor William
Cup from Dover to EeIigoland. a distance Of $50
miles Eight yachts started from Dover Monday.
The race was completed IN slow time owing to head
winds. The German EmpeTors schooner Meteor
finished first in the race last year which, however
was won by the Lasca, 10 which the Meteor gave
three hours time allowance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25
MASONIC skYscRAPER LIKELY.

Utica n. Y. June 24-Grand Master Of Masons
Crandau. the Grand Lodge officers and the
tees made an inspection Of the Masonic Home in
this city to-day. Masons present from all
the State. The trustees considered the plan Of
Ia rgfng the temple in New-Tork. Though def
mite steps will be taken until the cost is ascer-
tanned. II seems to be the impression that a sky
scraper will be erected on the present site. at
Observation-Disclosures and Sixth-ave-
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AN INDIAN CHIEF ORDAINED.
Cornelius Hill, the Last of the 0neidas
Made an Episcopal Priest.

Oneida. Wis. june q CSpeciaIP--Chief Cornelius
I'M. the last OF the Cneidas. who came to Wis
consiu with Eleazar Williams, the lost dauphin OF
France from Oneida, \. Y. was to-day ordained
an EpiscopaIian priest with elaborate cereno
All the bishops and bishops coadjutors IN the
West attended The service was conducted IN
English and Oneida the Interpreter being joel
Arcbiquette the famous end and captain OF the
Carlisle Indian School Alter the services 'o-oaS
49, mas q reception to the visiting clergy
rather Hill sitting dais besld9 blSl"p -,lC1oi-
sGT T-here special trains run = tfe fe-sT
80, f-oy, The other reservations in the State, ana
t..-os-aas n indians atIenoeo-
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DR.. {. L. WILSON.

vineIand \. J. June "A (SpeciaD--Edward L
Wilson Phi. D. who died here on Tuesday, az the
age of stxty-five years. was the founder OF The
Philadelphia Photographer now published in New
York under the title OF Wilson's Photographic
Magazine" He was one OF the founders Of the
W-flson-FIood Photographic Company. Of Philadel-
phia Dr. Wilson visited Egypt and Palestine in
ISL and wrote series Of articles uumr1ies,
which created widespread interest He had been
a invalid for years The funeral will take
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25

MARsH-wALKER-O June "a. at the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest New-York City Miss Clara Davidson
Walker. daughter the Benjamin Z Walker, Of
St Louis. TO Mr.. David Marsh. OF staten Island 81
Louis papers please copy
MORSE-wOOD-On June 81 az the residencs Of the
brides mother West 47th-st.. Nev-York, by the
Rev. Merle Wright Lily Hoffner Wood. daugh-
Cynthia A Wood and the late DR.. Charles s
4 Edmund Il Morse. Of New-York City.
TAYLOR-JOHNSON-Or June "a by the Rev Mr. z.
DENIM. Josephine Whitney daughter OF Mrs. Heron
A Johnson Henry A c. Taylor. esq
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25
SURPRISES AT MANHATTAN BEACH.

An unusually large surprise party was given last
night when T. F. Sillsck. OF the Manhattan Beach
Hotel serenaded ] E Cireaves. Of the Oriental.
with the entire 23d Regiment Band After the
ssrenade an informal dinner was given in the hotei
dining rooms This was followed by a dance and
general iollifcatfon 4 similar concert was given
on Monday night by the band from the Brighton
Beach Hotel, in honor OF Mr. Sillck
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Postomce Notice.

CshouId be read DAILY by all interested Charges
a
Foreign mails for week ending June =. 1863 VII
promptly General Posro1ce
follows: Mails earlier than
closing below Parcels post mails for Ger
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Regular Supplementary mails close Foreign Sta
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that Supplementary mails Europe and Central Amer
Colon. Foreign SIactO1]-
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MET, LOVED, MARRIED IN THREE WEEKS.

ley TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Baltimore June 24.-StanIey Croft, son OF the
soap manufacturer. Thomas Croft, of Liverpool
married yesterday Miss Nellie Mitchell. of this
city. Mr.. Croft through love of adventure, had
been following the sea, and was second officer on
the United States collier Lebanon, now at this
port. At dance give by Miss Mae Kline three
weeks ago Charles WylneT, Of New-York, his
former cburn at Oxford University, presented
Croft TO Miss Mitchell The brides parents have
FORGIVEN the couple for the hasty marriage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25
CARNEGIE TO GIVE RELolT $4,000.

Beloit. Wis June 24--Beloit College is to re-
ceive $50 coo from Andrew Carnegie for library
building. The announcement was made by Horace
White. class OF 3d. formerly Editor OF The New
York Evening Post ar the commencement exer-
cises to-day Professor George Adams, Of Yale,
MADE the address the laying Of the CoTneT-
stone of a new $4,000 gymnasium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25
NEw-YoRk Yacht cLus DATES CHANGED

The regatta committee of the New-York Yacht
Club announced yesterday that the dates for the
special races of the yachts Constitution, Columbia
and Reliance, at Newport have been finally fixed
as follows: June % and 80, and July l. ? and I.
As planned originally, the series was TO end July
S. These races will not be the official trials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25
COMET SEEN At LICK.
Discovery an Aquarius Confirmed at
San Jose.

San Jose Cal. June 24-W. ". Campbell d.
rector at Lick Observatory. says: The comet
discovered in the constellation Aquarius yester-
day by Borrelly. of the Marseilles Observatory,
France. was observed at the Lick Observatory
Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25

Highest temperature yesterday. So degrees; lowest -
degrees average IS degrees for corresponding
year d. degrees average corresponding date
twenty-five years. II degrees
Local forecast. Cloudy to-day Friday showers lfesh
south winds. becoming variable
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

CUBA-By rail to Port Tampa Fla. and thence By
steamer closes this Office daily. except Thursday.
1880 CHE connecting mails close here Non
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Observation-Disclosures rail 70 Nortn SYDNEY aua
thence BY steamer closes at this otcs daily az $50
O. m (cennscJllg mails close mere every Monday
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AT5T-EION-By rail 70 Boston and thence oy steamer
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Puerto COETEZ and GCSTE91AL4A--5y
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c. C n. M'ARTHUR,

siIas C. H Macarthur died at his home, No 70
Jeffersoa-avn Jersey City. Tuesday. from pneu-
1nonIa- He was born in New-York in 1875 and was a
member Of the Broadway Squad Of the New-Tork
police until fifteen years ago; when he retired.
Since then he had made his home in Jersey City
He leaves & widow.
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Mdrried.

Burnett's Cocaine kills dandrur aIays Irritation
and promotes healthy growth OF the Hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-06-25

The following orcIal record from the Weather Bureau
the changes in the temperature last
hours comparison with the corresponding date
raar-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

washington 24-UnsettIed weather still persists
throughout III. country and since Tuesday night there
were showers region eastward In the Mid
die Atlantic states Valley. the slope and Central
Rocky Mountain region the North Pacific Coast
teperatures below the seasonal average over all
districts except and the districts west C
Rocky Mountains
Unsettled weather for the days
east Of the Rocky with showers Thursday in
the middle the Missouri and Mississippi
valleys the Southern States. New-England and New
York There showers Friday In the Upper Mtssts
sppi and Ohio valleys the East Gulf. South and Middle
Atlantic locally in the lower lake region lem
changes will not be marked
Coast winds Will De fresh TO
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southeast on the Atlantic Coast variable mostly
east to southeast Cult Coast fresh south and
steamers departing Thursday for European ports will
have winds and shOweTy weather 10
the Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY
For New-EngIand to-day. except fair in Eastern
Maine Friday partly cloudy and slightly fresh
brisk winds Thursday.
For Eastern New-York cloudy to-day with showers IN
north and central portion slightly warmer; Friday
ecs. fresh south winds becoming variable
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today: Friday light winds.
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cloudy: fresh south winds. becoming variable.
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New-Jsrsey. unsettled weather to-day and Friday:
casonal showers Friday light winds mostly east south
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Died.

Cravens. DrusIIla L Robe, TheSia-
Morse I4aurerta Stout. Charles 2
Queck- Berner. Frede-1cka z Wilson. Edward L. n
Robinson. Herman F.
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Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1903-11-20
National Grange Meeting.

The national grange, in annual meet
ing at Rochester, n. Y, Monday, in
troduced an important resolution in
relation to the scarcity of farm labor,
asking Secretary of Agriculture James
Wilson to ascertain what can be done
to induce the emigration into the Unit
ed States of competaent farm laborers
from foreign countries The report of
the treasurer, Mrs T. w. Mcdowell.
showed that the receipts were s40,2S0.-
80 and the amount expended $27,S91.-
81. Miss Susan r. Anthony spoke be-
fore the grange Tuesday and the cleo
ton of officers took place Wednesday,
At earlier sessions the grange offered
resolutions in favor of parcels post
asking for national legislation to pro-
hibit the export of dried fruit that
had been sulphured and also asking
for stringent legislation to prevent
wines in the United States detrimental
to the interests of the country. Ma
tional Master Jones in his annual adj
dress stated that the growth of the or
der had been more rapid in the past
year than ever before in it's history.
He urged the extension of nature
teachings in the public schools. The
national master recommends legisla-
ton for the further extension of free
rural delivery postal savings banks, the
election of United States senators di-
rectly by the people constitutional
giving congress power to
regulate corporations and combina-
tions, enlarging the powers of the in
terstate commerce commission, enact
ment of pure food laws and ship
canal connecting the Mississippi river
and the great lakes. The Importance
Of highway improvement was especial
ly dwelt upon.