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New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
OBITUARY
WILLIAM c. BROWNING.

William c. BRO %nings president oG Browning.
King & Co. who died suddenly rron spoplezy at
his country seat. HopeWeu Hall. TnOUzand Islands,
on Wednesday evening. vas one OF the citys Oldest
merchants He had oeen Ill for several weeks.
He was born in t:lis city November II 1888. in
RutSers-st but had lived for more than forty
years in his house No. 552 Fifth-aye FITS father
was John Hazard Browning. for mary years we'll
known in the wholesale drygOOds trade Ills
father was a member OF the firm of Browning S
Hull in Dey-st. in 1853 and 81 In 1851 the Arm
was J. H Browning and situated at No. Is Cedar
St At about that time William c. Browning
admitted To partnership with his father and in 1858
he went into business for himself at Nc. p Park
Row. Afterward he was ut Barclay mi Church
sts where the firm OF Hanford & Browning
formed in the fail Of 1860. They afterward moved
Nos. 925 and ESQ Broadway The frm then be-
came William c. Browning Co, Mr.. Browning
being associated with his two brothers in ths
wholesale drygoods business
In 1882 the business was moved TO Nos 406-S1a-12
Broome-st.. where the urIn Of Browning, king &
Go. was organized to C0nduCt vhoL9saie ana re-
tai cloJh-nS business Win L-tillcL S1oies III '
principal cities of the United States
No. 1915 Cooper Square The partnership or BroNn-
ing, King q Co was terminated by the deatns
pOFaulon OF Browning, King * 70 was tne4l IoTlilt
with William c. Browning as president and MS
three sons, John ScOtC Browning William r.
Browning and Henry King Browning. IS the otner
officers. William c.. Browning was actively en-
gased in the business until his last ilireSs
MI 6IoWhluS was director OF ti!e "
Natioral Bank and at one time was an otlcel OF
large stockholder in the Cherokee lroa comp ny
OF CedartoWn. ca He was also j member o. the
Union League and the Merchants Club and Of tho
New-EngIand Society. His simmer home az Alex
andria Bay is the most Beautiful OF tie es-
tates in the Thousand Islands
Besides his JhreA sons he leaves a widow, Ade-
Iaide Scott Browning. who was daug1 OF eae ne
I9ts S0Rn ~ scoSI, & Ee Nasa7ave md Fo-tv
fourth-st.. at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
DR. oRLANpo BROWN.

Washington, Con1. avg. 4.-Dr. Orlando Brown.
n brcvet brisadi=r seaeral in the Civil War. and
for many years ore Of the foremost PHYSICIANS OF
IItchde!5 County is dead ~ his kome here aged
sevcnty-seve- years. DE-. Brown graduate
OF Nev--York University and the Yale Medical
school His military career began in 1851. "hen he
entered the army as assistant Surgeon of the 18th
Massac chusetts Volunteers and later became IN
spector Of hospitals and superintendent OF the Ger
eraI Hospital Newport News. Va He was r.
Charee OF the welfare OF the cOt0-ed people South
OF the James River IN 1868. 2rd IN ls0J was made
colonel oF the 18th Regiment OF cSIored troops. he
was later brevetteC brigadier general. With Gen
erals Thomas Howard and Swayn- ne organized
the Bured Of Refugees. which vas later aban-
doned- His widow and three children survive him
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
ROBERT c. MINOR.

Robert Cranneu Minor. whose death is reported
from Waterford, Conn. was well known land
scape painter. He was born in this city IN 1s4o
HIS art education was obtained in Paris under
Diaz and at Antwerp under Van Lu2pen. BoClan
ger and others He also travelled for some time
in Germany and Italy before opening his studio
in his city. He exhibited at the National Acad-
amy in Brooklyn and in Chicago. as well as II
this city. At one time ne was called the poet
pai-ter" Among his works are "Eventide,
.Ulvn" END of Sumner Studio OF Corot. p"
CLOSE of Day .Sundcwn Autumn Day
break and Woodland Path
He was a member of the Mayh over Society. the
Water Color Society the Society Of LandsSag g,s
Painters. the Artist Fund Society. the LOJOS ttuo
and The SaImagunc. CIub. re married Miss Isa5e.
smith Of New-LordOn. Conn. in lsde- II was II
1871 that he went abroad 10 perfect hiInsel- III
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
THE WEATHER REPORT

Official Record and Forecast.-vVashtrgt7-- Aug -
rak. s,1erio~ attended H. showers ana thsnoerst7ls
IN me upper axe -egor ana lower Missouri NsIiey an9
n the soHlh az
cur staie. and te middle and southern hocEy n u.-
tafr F,sf-ots Elsewhere weather preValed -ElFs
80 ire Te,rerat1ra hs . risen the Ohio valley tn9
iauer a.a toEor the NoftAWe-. Ail g. -
TIE ulsaci" ara upper Mississippi H"'t'y e-'- >- '
Rocky Mountain region ,.--.-s - 80. ,7a,o
vale, lower and The AtiaI1tl9 ana -
safes r~tiav and Viii continue - me Ea=t-
and Southern states Ssturoa--
Forecast for special localities; For Eastern New
zor, 1.rers .o-esy ard Saturday fresh souah winds
,~ r,is.-.r n columbia Eastern Pennsylvania and
,S-Jersey ,sal rains today ard saturday fresh south
F@- Western Peaurylvania and Western Newrt orE
Ve-dly, SATURDAY fair tfesh S'-l1 1---i'@ ~
Wl-ds
warmer m east portion Friday. fresh south "lnos
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

SATURDAY tGrEJ-ac o a for Europe, per
ST. Pau Plymouth. CherboUIz aud Southampton
luau for Ireland must be directed per 3 St
Paul1 az $50 q fer EEF0pe. per 8 s. Cmbrta.
VIA Queenstown aud Liverpool. az $50 a N sor
Belgium direct. T. s. krOCnland tuaG must ba
directed per 3 s. kroonland'l $50 a. for
Italy direct. EoeEigiu Luise t-r1ii must -
directed Per 6. E0eE-sIl Luise'} $50 q
for Scotland direct. per s Furnessa (u1Ril must
be directed per = s Furuessta''l-
TUESDAY 2tht--At I.ae a. n or Sstaeria9as airee.'
RyndaH $50 q complementary IL M Tor
Europe. per s. Kaiser Wilhelm u. via Plymouth.
Chero0Irg ard Bremen
After rhs closing of ne sElsat-y T-a1Satlanti1
Malls named additional Supplementary Malls a-s
opened or the piers cs the. American English French
open W4rhiu
Minutes G of sa:l-rg Of steamer.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

Tn. America sailed from Trondhtem tor Franz
Josef Land on June 8 1893.
William ZiegIer received a message yesterday IN
forming him that the relief expedition sent out
month ago had failed 70 reach the first expedition
sent cur b. Mr.. Zlegler under the leadership of
Anthony FfaIa. OF Brooklyn The message IL from
Vardoe. Norway. and reads:
Crab-4 70 force pasa4Se from Franzz Josef,
Were compelled 10 return for coal Conditions
favor later efforts. Sail again Friday Writing.
AL well- CHAMP.
W. :. Champ Is secretary 70 Mr. Ziegler and led
the relief expedition when sailed from Tromsoe,
Norway. July g. II IS thought tLaL the present
failure is Cue 10 unusually severe winter which
has blocked the passage The first expedition sailed
from Norway June >. 1903, bound for Franz
Josef Land which Il intended 10 use q base
OF supplies n the dash for the Pole Ftola in
tended 10 spend the winter IN the archipelago and
start north by seds in March he hoped 70 re-
turn to the base cf supplies by the middle of July
AS the expedition was supplied with provisions for
several wears 81 &c thought that Il = safe Pos
sihy tire expedition has made the norIhWard sour
uey and returned 10 Franz Josef Land in safety
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
EDWARD Van sUREN HOES.

Asbury Park y J.. Aug (speciaD--Edward
Van Buren Hoes. OF Chicago a nephew of ex-
Presiden- Martin Van Buren and member Ct
one OF the oIdes- Dutch families of the Hudson
Valley died this morning after long illness ar
his summer home. No. 5o6 Seventh-ave. He was
ffry-fve years old and leaves a widow. He was
prominently identified with banking interests N
Chicago and was conspicuous IN the development
~ Mining lands in the State OF Sonora, Republic
- ~
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC

FRIDAY 5lhlAt $3.50 2 u- Complementary 1870 m
HAITI santa Marta and 0c1er places in
NsEdalen. Department. Colombia per lnnaiI
parts C- CJa-ubia. via Sayanilla-
directed ''per A.eCs'f a. 1i30 a for Brazil.
Argentine. Urllslav and Paraguay. s Tsluyson.
Perna-ubuco. Bahia tti1 JanerO and SaC-1s
for Northern Brazil se erected per Tenn
SON at 10 n. fog Barbados. British. Dutch and
French Guiana and Northern Brazil. per z.
FIurnineuSe via Para Na-anhau and -ea-a. 70 m
r-r Brazil per Rei,ar. via Rio JaEsi-o, santos.
Florian1pof.s ard no Grand dl sui tna-l b.
directed Iteitsr} AZ ESQ r tor Bsruula
us- steamer from Halifax
SATURDAY tta,-Er $50 a tor Brazil per
Cayani@, VIZ terna1l5Cco. Rio Jdlsiro and santos
email for Northern Brazil Argentine. Uruzuag
Paraguay must dirsctsd
Catsuia1 T5o for Newfoundland. per
silvia $ % a. Complementary ESQ q n. D.
for Porte iaco curacao and Venezuela. per . Phia
defpEia CrGl for Colombia va Curacao. be d.
rectcd "per PhiIadslphia.): Al $50 sup
Elementary 1uSe rl} S1r Fortune Island Jamaica.
AM Colombia except Ca1ea and Nagdalena DeBart-
per s. Al.ss1ary trlaL for CCsta Flcas via
IlUa1r- Uusl be directed per : : AAeghany'1- at
10 A. Tor cuba s. 5 Morro Castle. Havana
1890 ? for cuba. per Curisyba VIA Ma
nail must be directed per s. Curttyba'1-
tt ESoAY ttJhlAt a n for Argentine Uruguay ant
Paraguay. s Beatrice $50 a. tsupp.e
fi-Se m for Nicarag-a texcepr coasc1
honduras east COAST, salvador Panama. Dc
CaSca Colombia. Ecuador Peru, Bolivia
Guatemala he directed per SeGlrzncs
? m. for YucEta1 and Cenpeche per s DaEEy
INA: must 20 directed per ). Daggry D.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
DR.. sPRATLING's APPOINTMENT.

Acting Superintendent Rickard, of Bellevue He's
pita who occupies his place pending the actual
apos.atrnen. Of DR.. Mabon's successor. said yes
terday that he wa5 cf the opinion that it would be
necessary for Dr. Spratling 4 take the com
petite examination demanded by the Municipal
CTrl Service ConmissioE
n reaTy have no Information on the subject.
however. said Mr. Rickard It have too many
matters TO attend 10 without bothering my head
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
WOULD FAVE INDIAN NAMES PRESERVED

To the Editor Of Tho Tribune
sir VIII some one rise and inform the puhIc
why a lake with so beautiful! an Indian name as
Horizon should be compelled 10 stagge- under
that ot 4 very poor sort of king. for of that
George to-day II would be d,fHcuit 70 find even
EnElishman who would speak with praise
Then too. there is the beautfui great DAKOTA
salt lake which bore the lovely musical Indian
name OF MinneTsukon, bu. unde- tho inssteuce
Of James Hill. OF Great Northern Railroad fame
II droops under jEe horrible title Of Devils Lake
Where. oh. where. Is the society for the retention
Of Indian names ANTI-t GORGE.
Cooperstown. \. r. July 81. 1905
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
nRs G < DAVIS GETS A DIVORCE.

ley rE1EGaAPr TO THE TRIBUNE
U-;lkesbarre Penn. Aug 4.-M.-. George K
Tor,.s vino befo-e her marriage Miss Helen
C. Carat!n. cf Neyg-YuTk to-day secured a divorce
from her husband a coal operator ard mine owner
og this civ she charged deserticn, aad. as Re
r1aSa No 16renC- there was difficulty about the
divorce TheY were married IL 1898 ana separated
~ 1QO5 The real trouble was due 70 difference
~ tEe,- tas.ss lie was quiet and did not care Tor
s6cfetE an. sho Vas full OF viyaclty and loved
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
GENERAL BURNETT GOES ABROAD.

Among others who sailed for Europe on the
Deutschland was United States District Attorney
Burnett, who has leave OF absence for six weeks.
and viii remain abroad about that period The
trip is to be OF pleasure. General Burnett ex-
poets to make a short tour OF England. and pos
sibly France but will spend the preater portion Of
his time in Germany, where a married daughter
lives whom he has not seen for six wears. This
is the first vacation, with the execution Of a few
days in the country now and then that General
Burnett has had in that time,
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
RUSSELL sAGE's BIRTHDAY.
He Celebrates 1t by Staying Away from His
Office.

For the FIRST time In many years on the occasion
Of his birthday. Russel! Sage did visit his
downtown Office yesterday. the eishty-seveuth an
niversary OF his birth NJ reason was assigned
for his absence
IT guess Mr. Sage is taking a vacation said his
confidential man AT No. 81 Nassau-st smiling
Business continued the same usual. MI
sages absence from his ofice Jill not prevent him
from attending meeting of the directors OF the
Firth Aveuut Bank, hcweve~.
MANY letters and te!esramv of congratulatiOn
Were received at his office. and his home No
632 Eifth-ave one missive contained four leaved
clover. tnclosed in envelope addressed a
4fr
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
FUNERAL CT GOVERNOR PATTlsoN.

Philadelphia. Aug 4.-The funeral Of former Gov
ernor Robert z. Pattison took place to-day from
his late home Overbrook. suburb of this city
Governor Pennypacker, former Governor William
A stone and nearly every Democratic politician of
prominence in Pennsylvania attended the funeral
Among the many floral offerings ere tributes fron
William Jennings Bryan, William T. H3rrity and
James II Gufey.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
PRoM1N rNr ARRIVALS AT HOTELS

FIFTH -S.sLE-A $. ToE.pkius, Nyack. eX-
C'oneressns-a Ca''lsla = Grow, fen4ss!y&ani@ &
Senator a ar PUa Conan. MARYLAND H9tF-
WaE rrCT -SF,-sI Yae6er. Berlin, Germany HOl-
LAND H0Ts-5- A.:El52id 3 & John4to2 p[ Bet5I-
Wta+sor akrn- Ohio PARK VENCE-Profes-
scr j. D. Losaia. M2dr.d; Spa.-5- SAVo4-si
Pearv Boston Wa .DORF--AS StOEt lA-E r
WOODS Pitt7oarg. Warren pelsno' Barryto~I'
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
DUCHESS NOT so WELL

London Aug 4-Tac following bulletin was is-
sued al Blenheim Castle tonight:
Tho duchess has not been so well to-day She
Stil keeps quiet
The Duchess Of Marlborough was thrown from
her horse on Monday evening last. N Eleuhen
Park and was considerably bruised and shaken.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

limit for judges in this State be abolished? Certain
Iy if a than eighty years old is fit for the
Vice-Presidency or Presidency, the constitutional
As Mr.: Hill proposed two years ago to seize the
coal mines in other States. ne certainly would be in
favor of reforming things in New-YoTlx-
Brooklyn Aug 8. 1904 BROOkLYNITE
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC
CCEA-Nil Fort Tampa. Florida. closes ere
daily, exceps Thursday $50 a N connecting
urdaysl-
NEXTCO CTTY-OveranS unless spscially addressed Sor
dispatch by this cfice daily.
sunday. at $50 and 1870 q m Sundays At Z
.. m 1880 2. n.
NE<NFCiNDLAND tcScept Parcels Post Aailsl-By rail
North Sydney. and thence steamer.
Office daily 6-3o connecting mails close
Monday Wednesday and Saturday.
IANAICA-Bv rail Boston 1nd thence by
this ofSce Gt g 50 Tuesday and Friday.
MJQJ-ELONFy raf u Boston. and thence ~ sreaHsr.
closes al this ofce daily az 620 n.
RRITTSH HONDJ RAS EONDT-RAS East Coast) ard
CTTATEMALA-Bv rau 20 Nsw-Orleans and thence hr
steamer. at TINS ofice daily SUNDAY
2 II. and 1000 = sundays n = N
no D connecting mail closes MONDAYS aF
30 81 2
COSTA RICA-By rail New-OrIeans. aad rheuc- ~
closes IRIS once daily except Sunday a.
2. and ri0SO sundays n m anH
t10.70 connecttns mall closes here Tuesdays az
ff0-30 uLG
NICARAGUA east Coast'-By rail u Ncv-OrIeans aad
the-.re a this cfI-a salIv
S,,-1ly. u S0 2. m. ard 1I0-30 SUNDAYS al
p and ti0-80 connecting Hlaii closes here
Thursdays 410,3O D. M
fResiste-ed Mail closes At 8 q previous day.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
Postomce Notice.

(ShOCid be DAILY By ~ Interested a changes
nav rimeJ
Foreign mails ending g. 1904. VIII
ose pror9tv in al cas=sl the General PosJofce as
rol0ws- Far-clS Mails close earlier
cIosns time shown below Parcels Post Nails for Ger
many close AZ 5 p August 3 and ;.
Regular and Supplementary nails close at Foreign
Station corner OF West and SrsesB half hour
later than closing shown below that sun
penenta-y A-5 fo- Europe and Central America. VIA
Colon. close h9U- i-tsr than at Foreign Sta-on
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

1PTSvs 5S 2ES GSgcSa 81 sss Sas'aSs 4ssaua. any Aa.
Bronx BUREAt-No. SO East 1ssta-ss.
SEW AK BR4NcH oFFIcE~Frsas-rcS n somzae- Ne.
A7l5E5.ss y5 5sEoAD WI and TIE TFIsgNE
FraaE C5ouIa & Co. No 81 ,-su-oxs1rd-st
london ana Paris Ezcnanss. sauksrs. HasiaOn 11us.
American Ex5ress Company. NJ waterloo PIass-
Ihqs S99S ms e son =, T94a' l R 9 laa'e TlSs
place Z leave advertisements and suss,riptions
5ohn Wsnamaker. No Il Rue dss Pst.:ss Ecursss
Morgan. HaTies 8 Co 81 Boulevard Haassraazn.
gr4iit 1y7nqlais. surea1 dss Etraassrs-
Continental Hatel newsstand
as9a Rss1s2 ES9rss s9 s eSass ess ss 70 o'a u. sc
& f.es s' Ca a S5 gsn .5s 5ia wa
uzSBURei1 American Express Company No.
Fer the convenience Of TRIBU1vE 2EAGERs sbroaf
sJNDAY TRIBySsE aIs IN .sadins roolas of ths
LoNpoN-ItotsI victoria. savoy Hotel. The Langsz1a
5o z I c5 135e- ss, Tb Ti9lrd 5i5s ' ff5le nor
Hosz a3s S1se queen srs ss ota R2s Great cs
- tIaL Hotel Russell
MaShsstsT 9a-eas ao'fI Hotel i3s Saaas aSssi
Hotel NoTs-s1,he sT y Tg Ysisna HsSeI rerby Hoi-
lsr's Hotel shaaklia Hotel Isle of Wight. WoOpacH
IREIAND-E--iss Hotel GIengariF. shsbouEas Eoss.
scoTNE-s Enogh z5ase assaw .si Station plSss 9s,
WA1.ES-Waterloo Hotel EsttWs-y Coed Royal Ceu
csrrF5f FG's. FL sR"Ts-si I5s5'Ts-g-5esai csefi
5 &c ssss g4s ITs5 o,si q 5; s = os. A e6aHHs 1sa
Hotel du Palais Hotel 81. James and Aisany- Me1-
c~fcs
BEI4iIUMLe rara Hotel Brussels. Hotel sursaal ane
Sean Site. O=rcnd
50LL4ANLe-The HUMANS. s. hevenirEeu
pE5SMA EsS--T0tsl dAngistecre COpenhaeen
GERM tANN-Ns Hot Hotel Wiesbaden. tour
Seasons Hotel Munich Hotel Bellevue, Dresden;
Hotel kaiserh9s. Berlin. SeUNers Hotel AlA- "a
t,hap3eHe; (frand Hotel. Nuremberg. W'I--teisl,-
Nlesbaden- tfc.cl WiIh-in1e. Viesbasert rioLsl
NatSerhcf Wfesbadsni Park Hotel Dusseldorr'
Hotel Iire3enha~ 9e-hof Dusseldorf Hotel AaSeEilo
lzac- l1tuEg-n+ Flotel "
Hotel NasS-ue-. Baden Baden; Hotel MerTopote.
Heidelberg Grand Hotel WiIhelmshohs- Discn
p atel, Cologne. Harms Hotel Cologne ContlnehA4
s.oteL EtanoEe-t GnSiisasr FSf FranSrore; Ete.&-
rter ttJf- FF2lEtoTr- Hotel National stfassoulss
Hotel Bristol Hotel Grand Monarl1e
3ix-a-ChaDsi lie. Hotel Blinzier. 6fOdesoeEs-1l-
Phire. Grand Hotel HohenZollern. Bad Sa1heinns
Hotel EaSerhof 6iodesherE-on Rhine; Grand Hotel
! De Fsussir. -E-i=sinEeR. Hotel de HOllanoe
I Msvenee-eH- Rhine. Hotel Regina Baden Baden
Nrn1. i,rSod H0tel FUnCara- Budapest: Hotel 5aur
~ Lac, Zurich; HoteI MonopOle. Cohlenz, Hotel
I ltuszl-- k-ssiuS-n Hotels Victoria and 4ungfra1
Inte-llSen; Continental Hotel Lausanls: Savoy
s7sle Hotel Euler. Sasle. the Stadtrat- CarlShao
Busen Hotel JuREf-aubiie2l Izssras@a; hotel
Hotel National Csr,sbad. Grand Hotel Lugaao:
Eote De IA PaIx. Geneva Hotel Bernerh0C 5erue:
Hotel Europe. LuceTne, Grand Hotel. Nevey- Hotel
Eei-nar Marenhsd: Hotel Klfnger &arieaaad.
4 ITALY AND SOUTH OF FR NNSCE-I5otsl Metropolis.
Rome G-znd Hotel Venice Eden Palace. Genoa
Grand t50t~L Rome. Grand Ho.el Cuirtza Rome.
MILAN Eo.eI Roval Rome. Hotel Louvre and
SAVOY. AtxIas- Bafns; Grand Hotel. Atx-Ies-Bzlrss
( Palace Hotel des Do.or-iteS. CsdoEe-Borea
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
JAMES T. LEWIS.

Columbus Wis. Aug 4-Fo-mer Governor James
T Lewis. war Governor OF Wisconsin. died TO-
dev from a second stroke lf apoplexy which ne
suffered Il week ago. Governor Lewis was eighty
? rsl-.e Vent 81
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
RELIEF EXPOSITION FAILS.

Copenhagen. aug. 4-The ZieEler relief expedi-
ton arrived Nardo. Norway. IN the Frith1of, on
JUL on its return from the North Owing TO ice
ard foS the Frithjof die not succeed in reaching the
America having on board the Ziegler Arctic eNpe-
Git.0u- The Frithlof will sail north again as soon
as possible with coal for the America.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
Mr.. HILL AND AGE LIMIT FoR JUDGES

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Can you inform whether it is true that
ex-senator Hlll viii pat in the platform Of the
Democratic State Convention u demand that the axe
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
PROF. DUNCAN, OF YALE. TO RETIRE

New-Havea. Conn, Aug. 4-The announcement
made to-day that Professor George NJ Dun
OF the philosophical department in Vale Uni
versity, IS TO retire year. OF recent wears
Professor Duncan has been prominent in the field
OF eXperlmental psychO1gy.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
rRANsPACry1C MAILS. FORWARDED ovERLsyr,
DAILY


The scheduIe OF closing OF Transpacidc Nails Ia A.
ranged the presumption uaurerruprel over
Iaud port sailing h1ai connscrf~z
mails fexcept Registered Transpacific Nails whie&
close ? m previous dayl close az the General Pose
Once. New York. follows
japan except Parcels Posi- Nails Korea. China ana
Philippine Islands via Vancouver and VictoriI
p c.. close at 80 . m August 3. for dispatch per
Empress o. Japan
Nev-zsaand. Australia except wesr. New-Csedouia.
samoa. Hawaii and specially addressed for FIfl
Islands via san Francisco close ar $50 p. Augusx
steamer carrying the British mail NeW-ZeRiau4
extra rnais-cIosing AZ $50 A. go a. and ESQ
De male and forwarded unta the arrival Of thu
CIluard stearnerA
Eli Islands specially addressed mail for Ausrra
ard NeW-Caiedonit. via Vancouver Victoria u -
close $50 D. m August u dispatch par g .
Aitnwera
Hawaii Japaa Korea. China and PhIlippius Islands via
san Francisco, close AZ ESQ August Is as
patch s. pCric
Philippine Islands Guam san Francisco close A.
$50 p August 3 sor dispatch per u. s. TRANSPORT.
Aanchur0 and Eastern Siberia vis
Isuss.a instead oi via Japan. the usual
Mess otherwise MESSED West Australia IA
forwarded via Europe: New Lea.and
and certain places the Chinese Provinces OF NuunuE
kuetcloU, SzechWan kW1nEsi. British Iulta.-
the quickest routes PhilppHes specially addressed
via Europe. must be fully prepaid th- soFsi>a
Hawaii 9 forwarded via san Fr1nrisco exci'l-
sivey- CORNELIUS VAN COTT. postnaa<<->
Postodice. New-Hork. n. z. july - 1aos.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

Highest temperature yesterday y degrees; lowest es:
average ~ average for corresponding date year CO.
averaee Tor crrespondirg twenty-five years -
Local Foreeast-shoTegs to-day and Saturday; fresh
sogtheTly Einds
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
SIR eEoReE RIcHARp oIsss.

sydney \ $ ". Aug +-Sr George Richard
pibbs former Premier Of New South Wales, is
dead fi- was born In 1874
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
AcxNl.WLED.inIENTs


either by check express or postofice money or
der. and should be made payable 10 the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
EX-SENATOR vEsT wEAkER.

Sweet Springs, Mo. Aug 4.-Ex- Senator Vest was
slightly weaker to-day
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05
DR.. ERNEST JEDLIZkA.

Berlin Aug 4-Dr- Ernest Je6Iizka the >Sianist
and a Ieadins teacher. is dead He was well
krCWl 70 Americans
New-York tribune., 1904-08-05

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes ia pressure indicated b. The Trtbune's self
reeordnS barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
perat ure a. recorded the local Weather Bureau
Local Onicial Record-rhe following oHicial record
from Bureau shows the changes IN the tenn
uorstgre for The last twentyfour hours in comparison
with The cor-esnonGlng date OF last year: