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WHY HILL WANTS TO RETIRE.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: David Bennett HiIIs scheme Is good one.
and shows the astute politician that he is With
drawing from active politics and declining all po-
ltcal Office he disarms opposition and, high above
all warning factions. he is hailed the self-abne
eating statesman, the greatest Democrat. He will
bs in the best position 10 be sprung upon the
National Democratic Convention Of 1875 it's
nominee for President Parker nominated by Hill,
has already carried out his part OF the deal by
announcing that under no circumstances Will he
accept another nomination. Hill. Unexpectedly
nominated. could not refuse to run The self-abne-
eating Hin knows there is no chance for a Demo-
Crat in 1874. There may be in les. 1t is bright
politics. SAMUEL COLCORD.
New-YOrk, Aug % 1904
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record AID FOrecast.-Wa shtnston. Aug. 90
The weather continues IN all parts Of the country
except aIonz Middle Gulf Coast, and locally IN the
Middle Missouri Valley. light showers have fallen.
Seasonal temperature prevails south and central dis
trics cooler than usual IN the
lake region ana along the northern boundary
Fair weather indicated Tor Wednesday and Thursday
generally east OF Mississippi River Local showers
are probable IN the Valley, along the Gulf Coast
and in Southern Florida Important temperature changes
are not anticipated although II viii he somewhat warmer
la he upper AXE and the Upper Mississippi valley
The winds along Atlantic Coast viii be mostly south
ard fight 10 fresh on Gulf light and variable,
sr5 On the Great Lakes mostly light northeast.
departing "wednesday FOR European ports VIII
have light southeast TO south winds and fair
weather 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localities.-For Eastern New
York Eastern Pennsylvania. NewJersey and Delaware,
fair today and Thursday: variable winds becoming south
an light fresh
Fer the Of Columbia partly cloudy to-day ana
Thursday: light 10 fresh northeast winds
For PeEnsylyania and Western New ork rilr
to and Thursday; warmer thursday IN northern
norton; light northeast winds. becoming southerly
Tor NeW-EngIsnd. fair day ana Ihurslay' N"''D'e
winds. mostly south and fresh
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WHY HE DOESN'T WANT PARKER.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: friend OF mine has written 10 ask me
how I stand politically. and I have replied 10 him
as follows:
have 10 use for n man who was made by
David r. ain. who supported Maynard for high
judicial Office. who voted twice for Bryan. who has
higher conscience than party regularity and
who kept shifty silence on the gold question
until he had secured his nomination from shifty
convention. and then broke out in a mock heroic
telegram that only announced self-evident fact,
10 which fact he mad contributed nothing but op
position and which fact h took care not to COM
mend Such a telegram seems To me himsy
substitute for the gold plank, weak as il was, east
out of the ST Louis platform II may be sane
enough for some, but not enough for me.
The NAH and the plank and the platform Mt adj
nnirably together. Roosevelt, on the other hand,
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''THE TIMES" AND MR.. HILL.
Were Yesterdays Mealy Mouthed Words or
It's Former Seventies JUST
YESTERDAY S JUSTICE!

From The Times Of August 80. 1904
Some Of the judgments upon his career which his
announced retire ment have evoked are just though
severe, while others without being just
q all But there Is not in his pockets to-day.
and there never has been. penny OF the tax
payers money wrougfuily obtained. Mr.. Hill
has made MS mistakes. The Republicans and
methods in politics. We presume he has made the
announcement that he Will retire from politics
January J. and will accept office, State or ma
tionaL whoever may be elected President. because
he felt that those who oppose him in the Demo-
cratic party would and IL easier 10 support Judge
Parker il he out of the way. II Is a not UNI
characteristic act. II Mr.. Hill has reaped honOrs
he has also made sacrifices. This is a sacrifice
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican campaign meeting, No 500 Broadway.
Exhibition work Of Fairgrounds established by
Board Of EdHcaJion, Delancey-st., Lewis under
Last River Bridge, p.
Ratification meeting OF the New-York State committee.
National Roosevelt League MsnHerchor Hall, East
Ftfty-siztll-st. 2.
Public meeting Building Trades Alliance explain
strike situation. Grand Central Palace
United Irish League Convention, Terrace Garden.
Band concerts in Abingdon Square and Mulberry Bend
:
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MONEY FOR MRS. BOOTH.
Notorious Criminal, Dying, Makes Will in
Her Favor.
rsY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUSE.I

Baltimore. Aug. 30-"Doc'' David Bliss. a
crook known in. police circles all over the
country, VINO IS dying In jail here. to-day made
a will in which he bequeathed $500 IN cash on
deposit in a Chicago bank 10 Mrs. Maud Bal
lington Booth, Of the Volunteers OF America.
Bliss. after making the viii, remarked that
every dollar Of the money obtained
crooked
Bliss is not the dying criminals right name
He is said 70 belong to a well known Kentucky
family. He declines to say why he leaves his
money 10 Mrs Booth.
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TRANsPACIrIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

The schedule OF closing OF Transpacthc Mails IS ar
ranged the presumption OF their uninterrupted ever
land OF sailing The Connecting
malls Except Registered Tra.spaeiac Mails which
close n. previous day. ciOse General Post
Office YORK, follows
New Zealand. Australia texcept Gala
donna, Samoa, Hawaii and Fiji Islands. via San
Francisco. close at $50 September Tor dis
Tying the British laav for New zeaaad aDe. e ar
arrive in time 10 connect WIKI dspatch exfrs
nlails-closlug IT $50 $50 m and "a
p m Sundays at 4:20 q a. m ana s--S n =,
VIII be made up and forwarded until tho arrival
OF the Cuuard steamer
Hawaii. Japan. Korea China PaFippinc Is!a,as u.
San Francisco, close a. CSC September Cor Dis
patch =. COpSic. - -
Tahiti MarIaesaS Islands Francisco close A.
G-39 D. September = for dispatch per 1faroo.,
FIJI Islands. Australia Except
Wa Vancouver ard Victoria. b G. close ESQ
September 10 fc- dispatch per :. $ Manuka. -
Hawaii. via san Francisco close $50 D m
Hawaii. Japan Korea. China Phiipplzs IsIaatS "a
san Francisco, close al ESQ september Is for ais
patch per 8. Korea. - "
JapaH Korea China and specially addressed mail ,a,
Philippine Islands via Tacoma. close AZ G.@0 = ~
September - Cor dispatch :. =. Mects0r = -
$50 p m SEPTEMBER - Ter dispatch per T. ) Trars-
port
Nanchura ard Eastern present forwards. via
Russia, instead q VIA Japan. tAe lisusl route.
NOTE--lnless otherwise addressed Wcat Australia n.
forwarded via Europe New-Zealand san francisco
fSue-chow SzaclVsan and EWaugsi. VIA British
the quickest routes philippines specially oeGresset
Hawaii is forwarded via san Francisco exclusively.
CORNELIUS VAN c0TT. Poztmastsk
Fostor1ce- New-York. n. Y. August =. isoA
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has magnificent record, which ne shares with the
party behind him. II he is elected, We know that
this record will be continued. As for the record
Of the other man and his party. all they ask is
inttt We forget IT, II should be fatuous enough
10 do So and the solid South plus Tammany Hall
should come into power. should indeed present
= spectacle TO the world What cruditv of states
manship! What sacrifice OF prestige! What greed
for plunder! Heaven save from such abyssl
Needed changes in the tariff would be much more
likely TO be made during the four years by
a harmonious government than By a hostile Ex-
Senate. PRESIDENT
New York Aug % Iae4
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS at THE HOTELS

AI-BEdARLE-Wilham Goldman. Providence.
ASTOR-Professor TroeIbach Heidelberg. CAM
BRIDGE-M; 9 seckendorf Of Westminster.
HOFFMAN-Norman z. Mack, Buffalo HOL-
LAND-Dr. Zappel. German Consul at Chicago.
NICTORIA-CounLess Villain, Santiago de Chilli.
WALDORF-A Observation-Disclosures A Wasserman.
Berlin; Robert Bage Kerr, Lakewood and c. W.
E-c.atlG-
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THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Proceeds OF a fair held by some little girls in
parlorS OF the Goldthwate House. al
Beuport. Long Island. the 25th inst.
ana by
following: Ruth and Marion Blafsden.
and Gladys kingslaud
Church. Edner Narsden. Helen Halstead
Helen Corning ana Margie Corning. -. $50 90
E. A R..-.-......... .......... 20 90
Albert A. simpson, Poughkeepsie, " Y. 100
taken . divine Water
ford. Conn. through G E, L Nassena 80
church Cireenvch y. Y..--........-'. 800
Previously acknowledged y. 96e ~
Total August SO. 1904. SIS.Os5 "a
The sum OF So credited TO E p Church IT, in issue
OF August 81 should have read From friend OF
Fund.-
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JUDGE LAcOMRE FOR GOVERNOR.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: For Governor OF the Stare OF New-York.
upon the Republican ticket. beg place in norni-
nation Z. Henry Lacombe. fudge of the United
States Circuit Court for the Southern District OF
New-York clean record. a clean man. and
great executive. ATHENIENSIS.
New-York, Aug. 30. 1904
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Postcffice Notice.
(should be reaH I1AII-Y By All intar..t.s An rh.,

(should be JrAILY By all interested as changes
may occur at any time.)
Foreign mails for the week ending Septer1her T.
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Gose on VI earlier than closing shown below
gust 81 ard September - - -
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Col3n' close one hour later AT Foreign Statiou).
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SON OF DAVID HARuM's" AUTHOR DEAD.

Syracuse, Aug. S0.-Harold westcott. only OF
the late L n. Westcott. died Saranac Lake
to-day, from consumption. He and his sister, Violet.
received $4,000 in royalties from their faith
er's novel David HaruIn-''
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BEAUTY AND THE BARGE"

London. Aug S0.-Before enthusiastic audience
at the New Theatre tonight Cyril Maude presented
a three-act farce entitled Beauty and the Barge
by William W. Jacobs and Louis y. Parker. The
principal parts taken by Mr.. Maude and Miss
Jessie Batemau.
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Tribune Local Observation
Bar
5o.b

u ,nts diagram the white lire shows the
.ha-e@- IN leisure indicated by The Trtbunes
recorainc barometer The dotted line shows the
temperature as recorded ny me 'cd4 "eA'i'eF
local oficIaI RecordATiie following Official record
.-, ,ta weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
ternoerature for tie last twent'-Io1f FoaFs IN eo'
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HIGHEST temperature YESTERDAY - degrees; i9Wes''
%. 80. ss. average for corresponding date last
~ 81 average for corresponding date last twenty-five
years. 20. - =. a.. an. --r,-s5.v. variable
,..Ss becoming southeIiv and light 10 fresh
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SENATOR HoAR REMAINS THE SAME.

Worcester. Mass. Aug. So.-There was no change
In the condition OF Senator Hoar to-day. He is
resting easily and is taking some nourishment but
is still very weak.
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ARHEY-on Monday. August - 1901 after short IL
IN the 9th year OF his age Dwight Ianase Abbey,
only child OF FRANK =. and Frances W Abbey
be held at the residence his parents. .G3 IanlN
Road BlooHy Weanesl4y, August 81, at $50 p
SUNDAY August Is at ,I Dakota , APaEtEeat
u the late Joha stuart Notice q funeral
hereafter.
cAsTLE--At Mount Vernon. y 7. August .. 1904.
George T. Castle Funeral services VIII be held his
late residence No 3 Martens Pace. lcunt Vernon.
Wednesday evening. August 81. AZ O'Clock Inter
ment private
CRAwFoRD-m-cn Sunday T2oTnins AUGUST g at bis
William Il crawford, in the 55Jh ye,.r OF
services from hs late residence "Wednesday,
August 81, at II d N
curtis, residence n her PARENTS No Il Knight
ct. Norwalk conn. after weeks flEess. Funeral
THURSDAY 1T ?. m, from fer late residence Brook
Ign papers please copy,
Iaroy. tuntEsto- Long island, OF August so. 1904.
Sarvice- AZ snaara Trfla Cemetery. cypress Mus on
Taursc2y. September L AZ 10 a.
RITTEE-sudlenly LAX Mahopac Mary II. widow
at IL u
wARD-At his residence Aurora. on Ca,7Isa Lake y z
August al tso4 Isaac Foster Ward scranton tFrnnj
iapcrs please copy
CEMETERIES.
soSass Press aceSslSis IS West 9Th s te
UNDERTAKINGS.
Frank CampheIl-steFhea Merritt esd 81
Emb'rg Inst, >il-S West Esd -. Tel 1875 Chelsea.
Rev. stephen Merritt. the worId-vids-k known IN
dertaker only place OF ouSress sth-ave 10Th
St.: largest in the world Tel. ia and LIS Chelsea
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Died.

| IS the best The grocers know II Insist or having
BuructtS- 1t is your food. Pure and wholesome
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKINGS.

Great Piuelawu Crmet7ry.-I3rautif1iIy located: r.
soaabls prices: accessible 50 West sith 81. y i
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Lord Devon who IS en- his way to this country. IS
cue Of those peers who more rich IN lineage
ihan IN money, and he is not ashamed TO earn his
oVl liAils. Ia the South Afrlcan var he served N
The afTny, ard is ROW inspector OF the govern
aneIt Board CT Agriculture. place which brings
MIN an salary OF about "a 0o9 a year. lie Is
married and very sensible young fellow for when
his father. the late Lord Coarterey. died. in his
gra;4dfather's lifetime he declined to assume the
courtesy title OF lord. ana continued t. style him
self tho Hon. Charles Cou-teaey' uEta tie death
81 the old peer and his OWE accession 70 tie lat
iers seat ia the House Of Lords left HIM alter
native bet % assume the dignity Of an Earl Of
De- 1n- lie has two country seats OF them the
castle at c.ewcastle IN County Limerick and Pow
neriiam C5stie Devonshire. which II the anccstra!
home % the cog-.eneys but which has been let for
a term OF years That this historic mansion. which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-11-05
BIG DEALS
In STOCKS
The Operations Of Professionals
Caused Sharp Advances
iii Prices.
OF THE ELECTION {
It Was Plainly OBSERVABLE.
Great Strength, Shown by
Steel Stocks.
ny Associated prass.l

+
NEW YORK; Nov. 4.--Therc were SONIC
very large professional operations IN
stocks to-day, which were attributed TO
speculative pools. ana sharp price i'd
vanccs resulted from these Tic indus
trials absorbed much OF tho attention OF
the traders and were generally strong.
Tho railroads were decidedly in the
back ground. One or two points OF
strength appeared amongst them, but TIC
railroad stocks generally wore inclined 10
sag. Tho subsding influence OF The COM
Ing election was plainly dscerniblr N
the Discrimination to mako commitments
OH the scale lately customary.
The pause In the advance 1nG ~ ,ai.
. brought about some realizing IN tilc TUT
roads, but IT vas not urgent.
The aggrcss We strength or the unlteu
States Steel stocks formed n broad uhu .n
con1i,nratiyo ttrmncas OF the Southern
RAILROAD group was due to tho attention
given 10 nm estimate of bumper coLton
Tie money market continued very tran
qnIl, Notwithstanding the heavy loss III
cash by reason OF the gold expots., ~
Proiit-taking on the days rise maze me ~,
closing rather easy with only the. United
States steel stocks at the best prices.
Bonds were Irregular Total sales. par
value. 81, gj5, 900.
United States bonds were unchanged
Total sales OF stocks today. 1179.6N
shares.
MONEY AND EHCHANGE-CLoSE
Money on call steady; 2g2 IL per cent;
closing bid and offered 2: time loans.
steady: co and ~ days, all per cent; SIX
months. IL. -, +, /, !,
!" Prime mercantile paper, 4MA IL per
cent; sterling exchange, firm, with a~tual
business in bankers bils. 1T As5 ~ so g
$500 for demand and at S4s'.ioN 4is s;io
for 60 day bills. Posted rates. SiSi l ~
i siS3 i-Saia-4 Bar slver, IS: Mexican dol-
larg sg Ia 55 - WA -