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New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

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private ntsFmont Sleepy Hollow 5S csmssry TaSr TS
JOHN SHd d s o G d as8 8 ssd
months Funeral services at residence OF parents.
Intermsnt at KsnsicO Csmstsry Saturday October
to5.r a the the sefo Ro : :; T9s'dsy ,S
Right Rev. Carlton Chase Notice OF funeral
o. ISABELLA a. coe2 ws q The Rss woSs oSs0os
Collier D: D: ana daughter o the llass Lewis I
Monday. ootobsr "a aVAsA at p m
CRoNKHTTE. 2 IN NewYOrk City. On Thursday
N r. in his 78th year ''
DFcKER-o9 Wednesday October 1e. 1900 Maria
bsF s9d yeSP Fnersl ssIc at Ss M DSoTss IN
no SIS LeIinEton-ave. on Friday evening. october
DJ,MBELL.-On the 18th inst the rsetory. Goshen.
y Z. Ge9Tsiana Mary. beloved wife q The Rev. q.
Honorable Austin Cox Of Belize. British Honduras.
O'Clock
F0orE-At 75o Port 4snEy October 19 1901 wallaes
Friday october 81 at 2:3O p n -
GENJ.NGon Wednesday evening October 10 at her late
HurIOurt. widow Of the late Rev B NJ Gsnung F1-
neral services VIII be held from her late residence on
waitins arrival OF 1:4O train from New-York,
HEss-At Kingston. n. y October 1s 1904 Margaret e
livingston. on SATURDAY OCtoDef at p m
INGALI4s-On Wednesday. October 10 1904 Mary Hop
.kna wife OF Charles Henry ingalls, Relatives ana
friends invited to attend the funeral services Ge
Saturday. October % at p. Intsrment
venience OF family. Kindly omit flowers.
JENKINs-SuddenIy on October 19, 1904 William L.
Jenkins, tr Funeral services at the Church OF the
Transhguraton 2Sth-sG, 9Th ave- on SATURDAY.
morning the 29th inst, az IL O'Clock Interu1ent az
convenience OF family.
LAWRENCE Tuesday October IS. a her residence
Lawrence Long Island. Isabel GIllet NswboId
r. Lawrence and daughter of the late Halleo
let. IN the 45th OF her Funeral az
10 a. Friday. October IL at Trinity Church. HsvT-
let's. kong Island
PATON-On Wednesday Iase residence. Cambridge
Patton ana daughter Of Moses Allen
sQUIER-At South Orange. y J. October Is Ellen
HeSss. widow OF Lucten B. Soutsr. aged e
Funeral at late residence south Orange
Friday morning. October q. arrival D. l. q
". leaving foot OF BaEclay-st- 1910 q. m.
sQJIRE-On october ~, at her residence No Il
Hamilton White Plains n. Y, Mary A, wife OF
Alfred L squire and daughter OF the late Ebenezsr
II. Pray. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
TARDEE-At NeN-Canaan, Conn, Oetobar 10 1904
Mrs Mary l. TaFdee widow OF Stephen H. Tardee
services at the home of her sister Joseph
G WyckOf. Friday. the 2lst inst, at O'Clock.
TEAIl-At springside Sanatorium near Auburn, y Y
Monday, October II, Charles B., eldest
aged s2 years. Burial Rhinebeck. " r. October IS
wF,ILINCs-wulam Boswell yelling on October 90
1904 his hons IN Mercer County. NeW-Jsrssy his
day October 20. at O'Clock InterTnsnt Law
rencevue Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
YOUNG POTTER SAID TO BE ENGAGED.
Reported That Well Known Harvard Athlete
from Westchester Will Marry Neighbor

1t is reported that the announcement will soon
be made OF the engagement of Miss Lisa B. Mar
shall. seventeen years old, and E ClarksOn Pot
ter jr.. eighteen years old. a Harvard student and
athlete. Both members of the Westchester
Country Club set. Mr. Potter is the of z. c..
villa near the Westchester Country Club and not
far from the residence Of Miss Marshals father,
who is S. Duncan Marshall former New-YOrker.
Potter, when asked If there is any truth in the
announcement 2 the reported engagement said:
why no the boy is not yet out of college No
nouncement of any engagement has been made: not
by my consent. anyway.
a Miss Potter, a sister Of the young man. when
asked if her brother is going 10 marry Miss Mar
shall replied II guess he will after he gets out OF
college Efforts TO gain any other confirmation OF
the engagement were in vain.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
MRS. oleeY BELL sEouEArHs 1Es {,

The VIII of Laura Joyce Bell an opera singer
and prima donna and wife OF Digby Bell comedian
was filed yesterday. Mrs Bell bequeaths IN ber
mother. Maria Dalton Maskoh. all her household
furniture and furs. and her friend Amy Rosal,rd
Monday all her wearing apparel, and TO her son
Herbert J. Bell her ring containing three diamonds
and other pieces OF jewelry. Mrs. Bell also saws.
Il give AND bequeath 10 my dear daughter Laura
Seymour Bell 81 for her sole and separate use -
According 20 the petition the daughter is ror.
known Laura = Wheeler. of No 81 Fffth-avs
The residue Mrs. Bell is to be divided eouaiI,,
among her husband and her sons Valentine Ia viGSS
Bell and Herbert J. Bell
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
CAPT. EDWARD N. wHITEHousE, U. s. N.

death, after a short illness. OF Paymaster Edward
N Whtehouse. United States navy, second son OF
the late Bishop of Illinois. Captain Whitehouse
had served for forty years. with a large
amount OF sea seryice-his last vessel being the
Maine. sunk in Havana harbOr. He was at one time
head Of the Department Of Provisions and Cloth
ing in Washington.
Captain Whtehouse had been living abroad for
number of years: and his custom was
spending the winter at Varenna, on the Lago di
Como, Italy His Illness was very brief and he
died yesterday morning. His niece Baroness Ram
say and her husband. Baron Ramsay. of st. Peters
burg were with him at the time. His funeral will
take place Varenna and the burial will be at ST.
Moritz Switzerland. where his body will be laid
beside his Wife's in the Hill Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAA-BRLDGr-Iva Won Rub,do-Zchy attachs
OF the Austrian Embassy. Washington, ton, GII4sEYa
aiata and Ferd Castro Costa Rica. HOLLAND
Count L. Moltke. Paris Counts George and How
afd NertenberS. Munich, Bavaria; II. @. Squiers,
United States Minister to Cuba HoBe Smith At
Ianta. HOTEL. ASTOR-Senator John 4. DRYDEN,
New-Jersey. AAJESTTC-Thomas s. Stanley. Chi
cago. MANHATTAN-C. A, Ellis. Boston ST.
DIgNTS-Dr T. r Cough. Washington. SAVOY
Sir William White, London; Professor Hermann
Csfseley Stuttgart. WALDORF -ASTORIA-A. Ci.
Yaras Rochester WOLCOTT-John Wanamaker.
SelD
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
MARRIAGE CAUSED SURPRISE.
A New-YOrk WoOllen Merchant Welded
Widow at Greenwich, Conn.
IBr TELEGRAPH 10 rEz TEIBUKE.I

Greenwich Conn. Oct. 2o-The wedding OF
Mrs. Mary E. Lester, a widow, TO Louis K. Car
ner. a wealthy New-York woollen merchant, to-
night cansed surprise here. Both have resided
for two seasons in fashionable hotels here. They
met for the Grst time at the ElEns. where both
were staying a faw weeks ago. and the aequaint-
ance soon ripened into an engagement.
Mr Garner was to sail for England in few
days, so the couple decided on the marriage. It
took place tonight in Christ Church, the Rev.
". Il. McGm officiating. The bride given
away by her son, Herbert L. who is sixteen
wears old
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
MISS BARRYMORE IN "suNDAY."

IBI TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.I
Rochester, Oct. 20-AIiss Ethel Barrymore opened
the season at the Lyceum this evening. appearing
IN Thomas Raceward's drama. entitled Sunday
This was the first presentation American
stage of this play, which all last season IN
London. The theatre thrOnged with rep
Eesentative first night audience.
Miss Barrymore received curtain calls after each
act and the play was cordially received Tho play
is mixture Of life the Western frontier and
IN England. Charles FrOhman and many OF Miss
Barrymores friends from New-York were present
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

HOLL.Y-MORGAN-At ST. Thornss's Church New
York City. on Thursday. October 90 1904 Charlotte
Chaplin daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Mosey
Morgan. TO Henry Hobart Holly
MIILLER-CARTER-On Thursday. October 90 at
Morristown y. J., by the Rev. Samuel r Carter
y, "a, o. assisted BY the Rev Albert Erdman, D. D..
Rev. Joseph w. Miller. Of NewYOrk City
REID-ROCHEsTER-On Wednesday. October 10 az No.
Ss2 West Eighty-nnth-st. by the Rev. Sc Clair
Hester. Anns Elaine Rochester TO Robert spsr Reid
OF Brooklyn.
WALsH-COAR-On TUESDAY. October Is. 1904 az
Waverly. Mass at the First Unitarian Church, by
Dr. Charles A. Allen, Ella Jennett Coar daughter OF
Elzabeth Blake Coar. OF Waverly. Mass. to William
Thornton Walsh. OF Great harrington. Mass. son OF
John H and Nora l. Walsh. grandson OF the Iats
Brigzdier General W. A. Thornton
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dOrsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
REsENTs Mr.. zANGwlLL,s STATEMENT.

THE Jewish Morning Journal this morning IN
an editorial entitled Uganda and Zangwiu's Serio
Comic Cfoverness." attacks Mr.. ZangwiH for the
statement he made on Wednesday in which he de
cared that the Jew must stop coming 10 this coun-
trv or ther- would arise here au anti-Senitir
guirit This remark Is NJ. Zangwill is charactei-
Ized as "a piece of press agent work in behal cot
the authors play. The Journal declares
there can never be a Jewish question in America
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

Should be read DAILY by AL interested. changes
may occur at any tims)
Foreign malls FOR the week ending October q lSea
VIII close prompty in all casss) the General Eosoe
follows: ParcesPoSt Mails close carrier
closing time shown below. PaFce6PO6e mails Tor
close D m October ~ e.
Regular and Supplementary malls close at FoTesn sta
tion corner StrestO half hour later
than closing below that
Malls for Europe America via Colon elozs
one hour later Re Foreign Station)-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

Grrces
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OFI9TH e1 ,SS, 9EStNo LSss Broadway or anI A'r-
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Hetsl du Palais Hotel ST. James and Albany. Msr-
,esqss Hotel. Hotel Regina
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Hotel. Wiesbaden: -Four Sea-
sons EtotsL Munich; Hotel Bellevue Dresden; Netl-
Isns Hotel Aix-la-ChRpsne; Grand Hotel Nureubsrs:
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19rter Hof. Frankfort: Hotel National. Strsssburg:
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n0I Godssberg on-Rhine; Hotel Regina. Baden Baden
AOSIktAA AND STANDARDIZATION Bristol. VIENNA
srend Hotel Hungaria Budapest: Hotel Baur an Lac.
zurich; Hotel de Ia PatX Geneva
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Hotsl MetropQlss
Rome; Grand Hotel Venice Grand Hotel Rome; Nafsn
Palace Genoa: Grand Hotel Cuirinal. Rome; Hotel
Hotel Danieli Venice; Hotel De Ia villa. Milan: Pal
ace Hotel. Milan.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
TRANSATLANTIC AfA1LR.

SATURDAY C22d)-At . a. m for Europe, per . Ns~
Scotland and Ireland must oe directed Psr a q New
York'); at $50 a. m Complementary 10 a. MI for
Europe. per 6. LucRniay via Queenstown and Liver
pool at $50 m. for Belgium direct psr VadeT-
land maiI be directed per q {. Vaderiznd1 D
$50 Italy direct a e. KONG AlbsTs
email uaust be directed per 8 o KONG AIbeFC'b;
ESQ a for Scotland direct per Furneszis mail
directed per 8 FuTnoosa'); ct II for
Norway Parcels Post Mails per e . HsEla lregular
Denmark must be directed per = = HeNa'
TUESDAY (25th)-At Z 40 a. m Cor italy direct. per
Priuz Oskar (nlail must be directed per $.
Prfns OskaT').
NOTICE.-Ffve cents half ounce IN addition
regular postage must be prepaid all letters for
warded By the Supplementary Mails. and letters de
in marked Letters for Foreign
after the Closing Of the Regular Mail for dis
by a particular vessel. will be
additional Is fully prepaid thereon
by stamps. Supplementary Transatlantic Mails
also opened the piers OF the American. English
French steamers Whenever the salings occur at
and late mail be deposited in the ma
boxes the piers OF the German lines sailing frc
HOboken. malls the piers
half sailing time. close minutes
sailing Only regular postage Qstters cents
required articles mailed the pie
OF the American. Waite star and German (Sea Pos
steamers; double postage Qetters 10 cents half
other lines
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
TO SAIL FOR MONTREAL DECEMBER /.

London oct. 2o.-Earl Grey the new Governor
General Of Canada. sails for Montreal December
on the Allan Line steamer Partisan to assume the
GOveruoTshlp.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

Highest temperature yesterday. e5 degrees ioWest
"a average 6s: average for corresponding date last
- IS: average for corresponding date last twenty
hve years. 81 ,a.- toaav, sa,,r0
fair fresh brisk south WindA
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
rRANsPAcrsrc MAILS FORWARDED ovrRr-ANr

DAILY.
he aehede closing OF Transpacinc Mails IS arranged
an ne presunp their uninterrupted overland
- rort 81 sailing nnAl connecting mails teNcept
E.gJstsred Transpacihc Mails. which close pre-
1.o9s day1 close General Posto5ce, NewNork.
- - - o.-,-- q.
.q'sDetch per .. = Alameda
-, tsxrept Parcels EaIIsl Korea. china sr
csI1v addressed nlaA for Philippine Islands Van
cr@Iver and Victoria, T. g, close Al $50 October,
.Ifsuatch per Empress of Japan
and Guam, via Francisco.
~ eco D. m October - for dispatch per Z. ; Trans
t.P.u P0u Iapan Korea China Philippine Islands la
San Francsco. close at $50 November For dis
patch = g. poFic;
samoa Hawaii and specially addressed nail for
N%yemb.r Tor dispatch per s. Sierra tIf
tglHard steamer carrying the British mall New
Zaaland not arrive in time
dlspaJch. malls-elosinE $3.50 a. m $50 a. N
G.8n m.-wlN be made and forwarded
arrival OF the Cunard steamer
Ff{ Islands, also specially addressed mail for
and Sew-C Caledonia, via Vancouver and Victoria r. G
a $50 2. m November for dispatch . a
Tahiti ana Marquesas Islands Via San Francisco close
at $50 p. November 20 FOR dispatch per Mari
posa
Al present forwarded Russia
NOTE-Unless otherwise addressed. Australia Ia
forwarded via Europe; New Zealand Francisco
and certain places the Chinese Provinces % YunuRu
KueichoV Szechwan and kwaugsi VIA British India
quickest Philippines specially addressed
rates Hawaii Is forwarded via San Francisco sxCiu-
sively-
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Fostms.tsr
postor-ce. New-Tork. n Y. October IA 1eos
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

All ssns point 20 a big vote in the city and
the election of the Republican candidates. Don't
fail 60 register to-day, if you have failed thus
far 20 make sure of your vote.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
lFnoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU

lFRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.I
Washington October %.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
HARRY NJ. HAILOCK assistant surgeon: FRANK
b. ANDRUS sth Infantry IRA A. SINNER. assist
and First Lieutenant SAMUEL. w WIDDIFIEIsD sth
Infantry recorder. detailed examination board AZ
Fort Niagara.
Second LeuenRnt ELLIOTT C,AZIARCs sth Infantry,
Fort Niagara for examination for promotion
First HENRY s KIERsTED. assistant
seOn from Fort Myer to Fort Smelling. accompany
Preside a. Monterey.
NAVY.
Lieutenant Commandsr a GLEAvEs l4eutsnants A
eT, home and await orders.
Leutenants Y. s. WILLIAMS W. MCDOWELL. de-
tsched the Mayhower; TO the KearssTge-
Lieutenant J. HALILGAN IT,. detached the Marceus 10
the Bureau OF Ordnance.
Ensign r. T. BCLMER detached the Maynover. the
Marcsllus executive officer
Psymaster P V. MoHUN. placed on retired list
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssELs.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been reported
to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
Oct hs Il a at 1Sssgs Island the WEI
Yankee at Hampton Roads.
Oct 2O-The Nanshan Cavits
SAILED.
oot 1S-Ths Perry from San Diego for Nagdalsna Bay.
Oct 19-The Wyoming from BremerSon for San Juan
Island. the Wordsn from Norfolk for Tangier SOUND
the San Francisco from Colombo for Alden.
Dot 20The Yankee the Minneapolis ths Columbia and
the Prairie from Hampton Roads for Gloucester;
me Topeka from Tompktnsvflle for Gloucester the
New-Orleans from Ches Woosung
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

Lady Eden OF Maryland. VINO IS the latest victim
of those Jewel Tobberes which have been carried
for more than a quarter OF q century almost un-
checked the railroad lines from Calais and Bou-
logne TO Paris, was in her day a woman OF alto
gether exceptional beauty. and famous such, not
only n England but also on the Continent OF Eu-
rope. She has been fayorite subject for great
artists. Her portrait by Whistler formed the sub
5ect o. 3 most amusing controversy between the
painter and her husband. which furnished much
entertainment 70 the pubu0 not alone in France
and n England but also here in America
What Lady Eden herself regards as her most suc-
ceEsfU portrait is that by Herkomer exhibited some
years ago at the Royal Academy in London. and
Windlestone Hail. opposite Sir Peter Lely's cele-
brzted and historic portrait OF Nell Gwynne, the
favorite OF King Charles Il and another by him OF
the arst Duke OF ST. Adams from whom The pres
ent duke Of that six IS descended IN direct line
Lady Eden Was known prior 10 her marriage as
tho lovely Eybl Grey, daughter Of Sir William
Grey and 2 great-gTandchild OF the first and IA
nous Earl Grey. Her husband. Sir William Eden,
IS very wealthy, q large mine owner and the
possessor OF a 1000 acre estate.
His fun title is that OF sir William Eden OF
Maryland. North America" one Of the two baronet-
ces which he holds having been conferred upon his
Ereat-grandfather. Sir Robert Eden, for his ser
vices as Governor Of the Province Of Maryland
Sir Robert married Caroline Calvert, sister Of the
last Lord Baltimore Sir Frederick Eden, uncle
Of the present baronet was killed at the battle OF
New-Oreans.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

To-day and tomorrow are the last days Of
registration. Register to-day, If you have waited
until now, and mako Of your vote.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCzrr
TRANSPACITIO


CURA-vIa Port Tampa. Florida closes at this oics
daily e1cept Thursday at 1880 Cths connecttnx
malls close here Mondays Wednesdays and S2sur
days..
AIEXICO CTTY-OveTiaad unless specially addressed fuT
dispatch by steamer. cloSes az this oos daily &Ios2t
Sunday. 1870 m and 1O:SO p m sundays AZ
IN and 1880 m
NEWFOU Midland te1cept Pareels-Eose Mzlsl-6y ralt
70 North Sydney and thence BY steamer olozcs
ONCE daily $50 N (conneeting mails close hare
every Monday, wednesday and Saturday.
JABIAICA-By to Boston. and thence BY s1Far1sS,
cIoSes AZ this ONCE a 6>30 Tuesday
Bv rail 70 philadelphia. and thsnoe BY steamer ecsss
at this Ofics 1870 wednesday,
rail 20 Boston, and Gnsnce ny gtosznsr
closes Al thia ofdce daily az ESQ 2. m
BRITTSH HONDURAS. HONDURAS (East Coastl and
rail 90 New Orleans. and thence ~
Efeenner closes oecs daily. Sunday,
+I.g0 y m and t1O:S0 .. m. Sundays ff:te D N
ana 1850 (connoctng mail closes here Mondays
at f1O:SO p M
steamer this ONCE daily, sunday.
m. and 1000 .. Sundays Gt n p. and
tiO.SO D connecting mall closes here Tuesdays at
NICARAGUA east Coas)-By ral View Orleans. and
franco bv closes this Office
SUNDAY AZ fl.3O D. n. and f10SO p
VI o and t1O:3O p. Connecting mail closes
thursdays AZ 41O;3O ?. M
tRezistsrsd Mail closes az 8 previous cay.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
Special Notices


4TIOUho SuUacFIptIOn Itnteh-
THE TRIBUNE will be- by addreza
In this country abroad. address changed
as desired subscriptions be given your
before leaving II convenient hand
a. Al THE TRIBUNE Once.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
Special Notices.


Mail slb-crtn-rs IN Nsr-York City to DAILY
Tts4-WErr~LN VIII b charged cent a
postage In addition 20 the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

Local OhiciaI Record.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
,s,,neraturs for last four hours. IN com
uarison with the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

Marriage notices appearing In THE TREBUSE win
be rspublished In The Tri-weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

FRIDAY }.1stl--At a m for Inagua. Per a Ma
be directed per s. ). MatanzasD: at I0:30
q. n. for Newfoundland. per s Silvia; at 10 m
for Santiago 8 8. Tumuri (matl must be di
rected per 3 YumUrf') AZ 1890 p for Bar
badOs and Brasil Carania- via Barbados,
MaceO. Rio J6neirO and Santos (nlatl for Northern
Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay must De
directed per s. Catana' 3 at 1 2. for Yucatsn
and CamPechs. per Tjomo; az p. for New
foUndland, per g. 3. Carthagenas from Philadelphia
SATURDAY C22dl-At a m for Bermuda. per .
Trinidad: $50 a. Complementary $50 M for
Curacao and Nenezusa. per $ 8 Zulia Cmail for Co
9 N. for Porto Rico, s. =. COamo via San
Juan; 10 q for Cuba. Mexico. via
Havana. at 10 a. for Grenada. Trinidad. Ctudad
Bolivar and Guiana. per &. 8. Grenada
SUNDAY (23d)-At $3.50 g. for Fortune Island. ia
maica and Colombia except Magdalena Department,
per Sarnla (naii for Costa Rica must be directed
per o Sarnia'D; at 6;50 p for St Pierre
MiQuslon. per steamer from North Sydney
MONDAY (2Ath)-AC 1880 for Bahamas and
Ctudad Bolivar. per q. =. Banes
TUESDAY (25th)-AG e:30 a Complementary 1880
m for Nicaragua Except East COAST, Honduras
Except East Coast) Salvador, Panama Canal Zone.
Ecuador Peru. Bolivia and Chilli q q. Advance
Colon (mRu for Guatemala and CaucR, Depart
OF Colombia. must be directed per q. Ad
vance"); 10 a. N. for Haiti. PER & 6. Prins der
Eederlanden (mau for GOnaiVes Curacao. Venezusls.
Trinidad and Guiana must be directed per q. .
Prns der Nederlanden''( at IL for Barbados ana
Northern Brasil per 3 8 MaTanhsnse. via Barbados.
Para and M&nRos: at Y m for Argentine Uruguay
and Paraguay. per o 3 Asaneion de Larrinssa
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

Prince of the Captivity" is the title that has
from time 10 time been conferred by the rabbis OF
Jerusalem upon those members OF their faith who
have distinguished themselves IN pre-erninent de-
gree by their ezertions In behalf OF their core
lgiouiEts Il 10 one Of the most ancient titles in
the world, dating, indeed. since the return from
The Babylon,an captivity. nve centuries before
Christ OF those who have received II within the last
hundred years was the late Sir Moses Montehore,
the famous philsnthropist, and. although none OF
The members OF the house OF Rothschild. nor
even the late Baron Hrsch. In spite Of his colossal
charities were ever considered worthy OF the honor
By the Jerusalem rabbis. yet II was granted to
Henry GuedaIla, married 10 a niece OF Sir Moses
&ontenore and who has just CLEO In England at tho
advanced age Of ninety.
The eldest son Of judah Guedslla. Moorish jew
he was q warm friend OF the novelist George
Eliot" fellow worker Of his uncle. Sir Noses
1ontehore and made use OF the great influence
which he enjoyed in Turkey the president Of the
committee of foreign bondholders Of the Turkish
national debt to obtain all sorts OF advantages for
hs ooreligtonists Jerusalem. 1t for this that
Ae was invested with the title Of Prince Of the
csptivty. the extraordinary prestige ana value OF
which can only be appreciated by an orthodox Jew.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21
CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKERS.

Great Pineiaun Cemetery. 2S1s acrea-Plots all
sizes. Call at %s " 34th ST. n. 7
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21


BIT EARLY Mall. TRAIN.
For al points the United States Canada NsEicO
the bOroushs % Manhattan and The BrOnKl
Also 10 Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii Philippines
Without expense Tor foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1904-10-21

Go TO the Worlds Fair
Via the Erie Railroad
Take The Excelsior Express
And DO comfortable:
Leaves New York daily. 1910 A. NJ
300 and 1859 Broadway for infoTmstion.