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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
Johns HOPKINS GETS PROF. BALDWIN.

Baltimore. Aug. 31.-Johns Hopkins University
trustees have elected Professor James Marks Bald
win IL D. Of Princeton. to the chair Of philosophy
snd rsvcboIogy at Johns Hopkins He will enter
upon his duties in October
Professor Baldwin was born in Columbia. ; g.
in 1861 He received degree or philosophy az
PRINCETON in 1Ssq In 1900 oxford University gave
mir, the first honorary degree in science that tnat
irsritutiou had awarded that OF Doctor OF Science
M Baldwin studied in LeiDSic. Berlin and Iu-
bineen- He TIE instructor Of French ana Ger
- TbiIosoDhv at Lake Forest University, Illinois,
nd rrofessor OF philosophy at Toronto University
Since 1898 he has been professor OF psycHOOsy III
Princeton.
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JOHN CORR.

Ex-Porce Sergeant John Corr. OF Brooklyn, died
on Sunday night at his home. willoughby-ave- and
Graham-st- His dea tn is believed have been
FASTENED by grief the death OF John ". Flint.
favorite grandson. who died while fighting in the
army in the Philippines several years ago. Tears
would come to the old mans eyes whenever the
boys name was mentioned. and he used 10 gaze at
picture Of the young soldier by the hour. Ser
geant Corr. who had been on the retired iist Tor
he had served as special officer at the City Hail
for Mayors Powell. kalbfesch and Fowler. he
leaves one daughter.
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THE FREMONT HERE FOR REPAIRS.

The JOY Line steamer fremont. which was forced
10 put into Huntington HarbOr OF Friday night be-
cause OF stress Of weather and leaky steam pipe
returned to New-York yesterday morning. Her
pa ssengers go in all. stOrmbouud IN Hunting
ton Bay from IL 2. Friday until a. m on sun
day. when the LarchmOnt, % the same line. J9o~
men, or carving them to Nev-LOldOn. The Ire
mont will be repaired nj her East River Pier. me
freight boat Resale was put the run yesterday
10 carry the extra freight which the fremont
should have taken TO Providence last night Wnlle
the sidewheei steamer Key West last night was
in the TremOnt's place 10 carry passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
JOHN CARLISLE.

Cincinnati, Aug. Sl.-John Carlisle. one Of the
best known and formerly one of the wealthiest
men in this city died to-day. aged sixty-seven
years. He constructed part OF the Ohio and Mis-
sissppi Railway, and formerly vice-president
OF the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway
and trustee Of the Southern Railway. he was
largely interested in Kentucky Goa! lands ana oulid-
ings. and business here.
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DEAN OF GARDEN CITY CATHEDRAL.
DR.. J. r. Moses. of Pennsylvania, to Succeed
the Late DR.. Cox.

Garden City. Long Island. Aug 1.-The Rev.
n Iob, p Moses for ten years rector OF 81.
Nsrv-s Church Wayne. Penn. has been ap-
pointed dean OF the Cathedral OF the Incarnation
o. M the vacancy caused by the Geath OF the
Very Rev DR.. Samuel Cox Bishop Burgess has
confirmed TIE nomination made ~ the electoral
board Of the Cathedral
Dr. Moses was lecturer At the Deaconesses' Home,
In Philadelphia and last spring received the Of
Ter 81 the chair OF ecclesiastical history OF the
General TheologicaI Seminary. He II forty-three
years old and has wife and tao children. lie
viii assume his new duties about October L
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PRocroRs FLFTYEIcHTH sTREET.

nei1d-rma called Lighthouse 10y TIE Sea"
vaE presented an Froctors Futy-eiEhth Street
Theatre yesterday. one scene Is q combination Of
"Szg Harh0r" and slack wire. The Villains put
OF the HeIt and lrwoIsh the stairs. but the
heroine. ready tor every emergency. walks 10 the
Irff 0r "a wire from mo toy of a eaestaT outside.
srg s--rs The ship Doubtless the fippaut win
I'LL 10. s-c maze -lEnt u Ler feAL
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STEPHEN v. BURGER.

Stephen V. Burger. sixty years old. prominent
builder OF Port Chester. died yesterday. MY
Burger was veteran OF the Civil war. having
served in the 9Th New-York Heavy Artillery The
family has lived in Westchester County for gener-
atoms It is said that M Berger's great-grand-
father was q well known whip. and that he drove
the coach in which Washington and Lafayette rode
from, Boston to New-York He leaves two daugh-
ters and two brothers living IN Rye and Harrison
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DR.. GEORGE q. RUSSELL.

Detroit. Aug 3l.-Dr. George 2. Russell. ore o.
the oldest and best known physicians OF Michigan.
siad AZ his home here to-day aged eighty-seven
wears Re vas born in RUssellville. Chester CoUn-
tv. Penn and did fearless work during the cholera
endemic at Philadelphia in 1895 and I'm the out
breaks which ragged in that city In 1874 and 1si5
D- Russell was the father OF Henry Russell gen
eraI counsel for the Michigan Central Railroad,
and George II. Russell president OF the State saw
tpEs Bank Of this city.
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I 51fo5 w lifsS = H Ss9 Il imam L
0othout Edward
5si5 J5Sr q her ass. .sss, wife q cor
9eIius Befrien- Notice Of funeral later
august 80 At t5 s2 2 n. MsrsaT 5H A 4.5
derts 80 $50 west sd St. Tussiag September l. at
cIrAMPENots-At Ilb--ty \ + On N? 7s august gus;
81. 1898. Florence Louisa daughter - SnsIlss = IN, az
a7ry l. Wharton cAa"''n'4 N''''' Of ''"'''
1At MaFlsxo7a on august y s,,: 81 lsSa Ban, Ban
are invited attend ne funeral from 81 Georges
at Jbo convenisnce OF tbs family
1.AwRENcE-on Monday august 81 Isase = Lswrsnes.
"a ~ Sfs-rsn SQUARE Hotel .lst-st. and Broadway.
Ta4zaay evening september at $50 ocoSk. Iater-
IssViag Grand Csatrsl station Wednesday 1870 a n
LEop-Qn sunday Angus. % a. Nga5.oss PsHH
Say. at / O'Clock Iaternent private.
o0To{S IN the 65ta year o ms ass % Sunday
August p. 1893 OF heart failure No'ie' Of funeral
orro-A, Davos switzerland On August -. Frances y.
schi1ner wife Of D. G. W@lther Otto and laughter %
the late Gustav schirmer-
FAI.1IER-suadenIy at Mount kineo Moosehssd Lake.
Maine on Mona@s ugas5 81 81 A n , i @
3sJn year Of his Funeral services WI be held AZ
Iroo.ivn On Thursday afternoon. September :.
O'Clock.
s1sr,1s-A, Long Beach Long Island. after short
jan E. Simms. Funeral services from his late resi-
4aure No Tuesday. september
J. ~ > :. m Intermeut Al WoOdla~E-
sTRANG-On sunday. August 90 1903 AZ MS late resi-
Faura WasnIrs-1n-st-r Fee1zklLi- y C.-t-
f5rd Henry o. EDGAR A and Anna S1y-
srs Strauz 4nsral services We lnes
- September = u : .. IN Carriages Will 205
t-aiu from Grand Central station
sWAN-suddsnIy August 80. az his late residence,
oyster Say Long Island Z II. Funeral services
Wstnesiay the % in PTesoyteFian Church. az II -
IA Special leaves foot last Sith-st az 30
a n - stsr B@y. Iz1sEnent - Greenwood
TRACY-sudaeny. in Nsv-York. August .. feo3 Hiram
Tracy. years. Funeral services
,1urcH = Transds1ration. 80 East zsJn-sI.
We1ncslsy u oc40ck- IEterInsnt A. Burlington ~
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GENERAL HASSELTENO.

Denver. Aug. 3f.-GeneraI Don Carlos Hasselteno.
scholar and ingulst cied his home in this city
TODAY He was born in New-Orieans In ISIS. OF
SPANISH parentage The Spanish king sent the gen
erals great great grandfather to America 20 be
northumberland Of the entire Spanish possessions
in the New World
General Hasselteno a graduate OK Miami.
Yale and Heidelberg Universities ana served in the
Confederate Army He was captured spy and
ea-te~reI to be shot hut escaped. After the
DO Was a member OF Commodore Porter's stan.
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Po-tnmce Notice.

should be Rad DAILY BY al Interested a. changes
may occur at any tms)
FOREIGN nails f1r ending Septennber 1903.
VIII close fprouptly IN all cases. at the General Post
office follows: ParcesPost Mails close
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for close az .. Monday.
Regular supplementary mails clos> az Foreign stu
ton than closing time shown below lex
Supplementary Mails for Europe ard Central
America Colon. close hour later EoTagn sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01

Washington. aug 1.-p0stmaster General Payne
snl LARGE party of government officials occupied
boxes at tfe Lafayette Theatre tonight 20 witness
tHs opening cf Miss Euee1z Blair's season n
.Zaza-' Miss Lucia D. Huxforl. daughter % Na5or
u D. l.zfor5. who lis well known tn political ana
army circles mace tar professional 5eIut with Miss
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MEsT END THEATRE.

TIE West End Theatre last night was filled With
su audience drawn tv the attractions II only
Sr-p Girl" PLAYED tv Miss J0-tle williams. Miss
Williams uH! So forth the trials tribglatons and
occasional Joys % t1ls important class Of workers
Tor -re remainder @ fhe week
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WILLIAM M'coURT.

William McCotIrt. formerly prominent In Demo-
cratic politics in Westcheste- County and UP to
1883 chairman Of the Democratic City Committee OF
Mount Vernon. died at his home. No. SSs South
Fifth-ave. that city, yesterday MI McC ourt was
a., ,-,--fs+or of a hotel there and had lived in
the CITY for tventy-six years. He was well known
IN rare track circles He was forty-seven years
old and leaves a widow and one child
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Information os the death %, the wife % Dr. G.
Walther Otto in Switzerland on August was re
--s,-,l ., ,b,s CITY YESTERDAY Mrs Otto before her
marriage vas Miss Frances y. SchiTmer.
Philadelphia. AUG. a.-Georse ". Arundel. well
known Law yer Of this city. was found dead In bed
- 49, bor,a TO-DAY He had been III fer nearly q
year He was seventy-three years Old
Berlin Aug. s1-pr. Barkhausen. president OF the
Pruesian Evangelical Church. Is dead
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E S. WILLARD M THE CARDINAL

-.4... AUS. l--Dr tee reopenlnr 90 the theatri-
C ees.. Tonight p e Willard had a srest sue
,ss iH t-e production of Louie " Tarker's play
.t' 'afe.rl- at fHe S. James Thcatrc BE was
s., supported .r Herbert War.nz as Strozzi and
..'.a Lindsay f-.librrfa. AR willard Is giving
.' T.lal..rs az Grauat Is5fI1r 81 Mar
-.. ttf.-NH under tle title Of Tom Pinch"
..a". f.k.- Tho tltfe role
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THE GUATEMALAN SITUATION.
Amendment to Constitution Permits of Re-
election Of President Cabrera

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Enclosed herewith I sending you an
article about Guatemala. containing news about
the actual political situation there. with my re-
quest that. IL agreeable. you kindly publish Il in
the columns Of your valuable paper, with its large
circulation not only il the United States, but in
all Standardization countries as well. where it
is cssiduously read by all well informed persons.
JOAQUIN YELA
Consul General of Guatemala.
New-York. Aug. %. 1886.
The municipalities of the republic Of Guatemala
its Political clubs and private associations and
large majority Of the people. have thought Il con-
venient for the prosperity and welfare OF the
country at large 10 amend Section IS OF the Con-
stitution which forbids the immediate reelection
Of the President. and IN consequence last July
the GuatenRlan Congress met in special sessions
IN order 20 change the said article into one per
hitting reelection. This Congress had among its
members al that is best and notable in Guate-
u,alan society in the different walks Of life
Science, commerce. letters. agriculture and politics
were well represented in the various delegates
from the States or Dependencies they are called
of the republic
The great success obtained in Mexico by advo-
eating and practising the principle Of reelection
has allowed General Diaz 20 fully develop me
great resources q the Mexican States IN snch
short time which would not have been the case
had he refused the Presidency each time IL mas
been rendered him. In the United states ever
since 17S7 this principle has been accepted gen
orally by. the people Washington. the father OF
his country was reelected tn 1fsS; Jeherson IN
1906 Madison in 1873. Monroe IN III, jackson IN
7sgg T5ncolr in 1866 Grant IN 1913. Mckinley had
second term. and now the party and friends OF
President Roosevelt are working steadily tor his
Another weighty reason which has comPeIleH tle
7atiorEl Congress Of Guatemala TO reform me
rCrzTfr7.tiou in the section above nent6-l..a
trait the present administration Is oolng ~ IN -
power 10 resolve favoraoly Ior the ColnI.s t,7
sC+-.sr financial depression. on whose correct so-
ton the prosperity and credit Of the country great
~ depend The President Hon. Manuel E.Sudess
Cabrera. Ierfectly knows now 70 . C.pS -;
-nala and has already employed All the rlestS -
MS mower 20 ameliorats it. thus restoring 10 inc
country part OF its former standing . ~,
7. h the earnest desire and ASPIRATION o. az
i---~s-fial I;uaten7alaus that President Manner
Estrada cabrera shall continue for another teiHl
"a fb4r lluGe- his guidance this Ticd ana OeauIll
section Of central America may cisentelsIe U.S.
rrorn the da-nages caused nv the late Seismic oiS
ss5e-= and -be fuancfaI euhs rrassment OF tfe
present time Labor and commerce VIII soon ~"
i7av lie and vlcpr Guatemala. one or the TIC
O. n Central American States. thus giving ne
rr ouuOrrunttv 70 develop the wonosrIui Ifsoo4e-"
with watch nature has enriched her
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JOHN W. GATES FEELS MUCH BETTER.

Saratoga. Aug. q tspeciaD.-John ". Gates left
here this afternoon Ga his private car for New
York city and Chicago. His health has greatly
improved. and on his departure he said. I've not
felt better for years than 1 da to-dHy.'
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VAUDEVILLE BILLS.

-'e Circle Theatre rcopslel yesterday co- lie
80 tEa-l under tie management O. Percy
4i-- watch assures o. year o. excellent enter.
,- .-..i le.nt MagEie Cline was rhe leading feat
NJ t,e opening Oh Tire audience :oa1d Ihe Itt-
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COUNTESS oAssI-sPIzzIRRl.

ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
PniIadelphia aug. 3l.-Countess LAoatna Dassi-
Saizzirrf daughter % the late General Count Gu
serpe Dassi and wife Of Daniel Spizzrri. died sud
denly at Mount Pocouo % heart failure. Mrs
Srlzzirri was bride OF only two weeks. Her end
me when she appeared in the best OF health She
MS a 7ra IIuEJlst and was at one time a member
% the Royal Italian opera Company.
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nArLs FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT

CrBA-By rail &c Port Tampa. Fls. and themes -
S+sasr closes office daily. except THURSDAY ae
- 20 a. n connecting mails close hsrs Aon-
aavs. Wednesdays and S1turdaysl.
0ITXIC CITY Overland unless specially hddrssssd To-
.lfr,at-h Nv closes this ofcs daily.
srfrfav az m and II 90 p. u1. Sundays
r. m I'D 2. m
rail North sydney.
s-aa--er closes at ofice daily 3 80 .
ard saturday.
JAMAICA rail 20 Boston. and thence oy steansr.
cI0ses az this Once 5:3D T. every Tuesday and
Thursday
MIGUEL 0Ss-Fv rail Boston. and thence by
ri.-as al this once daily az $50 r.
BELIZE PUERTO CORTFlL and GUATENALA-By rail
40 orleans. ald By closes Tits
rFrra daily sunday. az ~ so and III
sundays a ~ p. auI FL ?. n. Can
i-e-ffre mall closes here Mondays ar fI1.3O ?.
cr,-T-A A-Fy rail 70 V-lrle1us themes
sfear1ar closes t1s Office daily. except Suntzy.
~ 81 m aaf I'll 30 2 Sundays ~ . snfl
Sifs0 D. m. (con1scting NAL closes Tuesdays
?
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TO CONDUCT THE PHILHARMONIC.
Victor Herbert, the Only American to Lead
the Orchestra. Signs Contract.

Victor Herbert yesterday signed a contract 20
conduct the Phiiharn onic Orchestra concerts in
this city during the month Of January next M
Herbert viii be the only American conductor OF
the Philharmonic this season. The others ere To
be Richard Strauss Felix Weingartner Ed
Colonne. CT Paris. and u. J. Wood. Of London.
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sALvADoR's MINISTER RESIGNS.

Washington. Aug. S1.-Ninister Lopez. Of SAL
vsdor. who is absent from this CITY, has informed
the state Department that lie will not return to
this country lie expects 10 accept a place in the
government % Salvador.
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PRESIDENT 70 VISIT rHE STATE FAIR.

=" --se Aas- ai-ArTas.s-eale..ts have been made
inc visit Cf President Roosevelt 20 the State
TEX Monday that De- VIII reach This city
:, ~ o. l' ir dine ro review tn- labor parade 81
- norrirg VIII sF fhe parsls of the letter car
~ t.' afternoon labor leaders are nasing
49, rs are lH-af-..
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= thr Editor 81 The Tribune.
SIR: By all means let the owners OF the Reliance
ard Shamrock exchange captains and crews and
have the rare proposed by your correspondent.
which should Be for a good round sum. Only let
The conditions be that o. TIE Cd fashioned DONKEY
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BODY OF r. L oLmsrED cRsmA7ED.

Boston. Aug. H.-Strictly private services for
Frederick law olmsted. the famous landscape
artist were held today at the Mount Auburn Gene
tery Chapel. The Rev. William II. LYONS. Of the
First Parish church. BrOokiine, officiated. The
body vas afterward cremsted.
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OFFICES.
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UPTOWN oFTICs,-No. LSes Broadway. or krnsrt-
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AH S5SH5 ARRotp -Ts "a rIr TEIsyB a
Brown. Could e O.. No. 81 Nsv-ozsOra-s.
Lcg-en snd Paris ESchaass BaHSsrs. Easildon House
4s5 s: s Go2 s S Sss " is. Pee Sa
international sleeptnE car Company. "a. 20 COos-
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pi@es e leave aayertiseTnsHts and sloses.gaons
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tredit Lron1ais s1reau des Gtransers
PrsstsBos Ne e. GvsnaS d rov4r..
american Express Company. No II Rus Serbia
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ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Hotsi xstry7c,s,
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nd AuEusta Vfctoria-cad Wtesbaten. -Four Sea-
Hotel Munich: Hotel Strauss. Nuremberg Eng
Mscharhof Hotel Frankfurt. Hotel Bellevue. Dresden.
Neullers Hotel AK IA Chappelle; Hotel Do Holland.
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Geneva. Hotel NatiOnal Carlsbad. Hotel Ba1r an
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRib-
USE will be republished in The TIt-"eekIy
Tribupe without extra charge
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engagement Is announced ot
NJ Helen Green daughter OF David Ely Green. %
TisweiIvn PARK Orange. y. J.. TO Lieutenant Harold l.
chairman L. g. A.
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Special Notices.


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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

VvsthlnEto-. A1E. 21-Bsn continued Sunday nrh, in
tre rrester Y0ron q the sss and the Atlantis
S-ates tur ended generally MONDAY. There Other
rrs-r.tara- eKeapt showers in tie Southwest. Ten
rrrntures fallen eiEy IN Tennessee and the
Atlantic states and have risen elsewhere except the
shower in ire Sou'hwest - rule they are con
ssc-ab-y below the -essolsl East e re Me
sertr-f shov~ o. fte vestuarl ths weather
vfI be generally fair Tuesday and wednesday a.
districts except te Southwest. whore local showers V
probably continue. Temperatures VII rise slowly FROM
re Mss.szr-I valley eastward. except the Atlantic
Coazt Tr also -fsr - t5e middle s'7re and -rarss
5gt lttls extreme N-F'
on the Erslsn5 ana Middle Atlantic coast vInds
-r 4rr- ans mostly north o.
the -.ats Coss light fresh a-5 variable.
tFare. mostly north. "a; fresh
rr-te7st tho upper lakes west - fresh r0rrh 20
n4-ff.ssf ara or lakes light and variable
Steamers departing Turs5sT for European ports viii
fresh winds mostly u0.th 20 northwest.
ufth FAR weather 70 the Grand Esnks-
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Born.
ENGAGED.

sCrMrDT-A daughter to Mr. and Mrs. I. ". schmidt.
August 81 1908 No. 257 WoOdbne-st.. Brooklyn. y L
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-RAvTJNs-OlIvs E. daughter of Mrs. Margaret
trrts PaUlins q Chicago. % David Efgert0n cray.
~ York city the Church Of TIE Transhgura-
ZION. Ney-Y0rk. August 81. leeS
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SINGLE COPIEa
Domestic Rates.

By EARLY MAIL TRAIN
IN United Canada AMI Mexico
fousds q b0rouFhs OF Manhattan and The Bronx
Also 10 Crlha. Porto Ic0. Hawaii and Philippines
without extra expense for foreign hostage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01

Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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points Eurcpe aad AL countries IN fer Jniver.s
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-01
FORECAST FOR 70 DAY AND "WEDNESDAY

Far Neu-Engsnd. parity cloudy TO-DAY. win rain
Last Mzir~. wednesday fair; Lsht 20 fresh north
northwest wir1s
Yer p-,avare sair to-day: wednesday fair. warner:
-rs.t 20 fresh -1rtl alass. becoming variable
Tor .He District "a, Cour5iA Maryland. Eastern Penn
r.,vsuIe FAIR today a-1 wednesday: slowly rising ten
-a-r---r. ra-tat.e wircs
Tor Tve--e-- New-To-k FAR To-Day; we--ss6ay fair
v-a-r-s-. l-ht trash southwest q south winds
T-- western FernsglvHns- fair Tuesday; Wednesday
Jar va-r1-r variable wtuis.
Ter Kew jersey fair today. MgAt - fresh berth
,--tsv-srs -inas. "Wednesday fsir. warmer.
Tor Eastern Sev-EurE, tar to-day warner n int
l-r. VTesaes1ay far igEt - fresh north
northwest vrlEs. becoming Fer-Ahie
-. -ar,--- re-sl reco-d trc-n the Weather Rc--au
ys ts cunres IN temperature for the last twenty
r so-- n comparison with the corrssponsng Date