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New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

BEDEAs "snnE = seO'sn9sr fa 20 lane ar me -e Tss
denSs az q . nsT sTaR@ Z sePye viii be held at the
Friends Meeting House AnawaIk Wednesday.
September -. II a
CoE-At Newark. y j September - Ieo4 Julia Bald
win widow Coe. IN the Goth year Of her age
ervices at her home No ga Eish-st Ne~ark.
"Wednesday September ., at 2;sO
DEAN-On SUNDAY September . 1904 Captain Her Herbert
late Berkeley. Mass Thursday. September
% al O'Clock
fi.,sshann in The ssth year Of age Funeral pr
GIIM0RE-Ia NswYoTk C5y on ,5 Saturday seP[srn6sr
tired Funeral and nterment On Wednesday.
p. Annapolis. Nd
L 40, oRs s6n Branch ascr or 59 Na NsHtas s %ss s1
st New York IN his T6ih year Funeral
inEton Place. Wednesday morning. september Is at
1880 O'Clock
AT a SPECIAL MEETING of The Board Of Naaasers
%ewYork held on MONDAY September n 1905 the fol
ResoIvs5 Aianase5s u the Roman ca,ho,ie o9an
deepest regret the OF thels associate Mr. John G
MeCaF'hy who has -, BEEN ~. s''s vs .ge a, Sr9 u Sn @
at the time OF his death was second Vice President
70 that Of all been the 60 laborers OF
NJ Mccarthy his charitable works. 20 his uRr-
aE zeal ana lryoJe@ p hT e1s az m er~ai loss which
his ieajh JNO, NJ FARLEY. ArrhtishoP.
Mezico MS rssidenee No 81 West ttth St saTgT ,,
he given hereafter
pr4fNErASDF.R-At Stockbridge. Mass, September 2S,
suddenly Frederic William Rhineiander o. New forS
ac-I - years Funeral services a. calvary Church.
tth av, and 4Istst,. Tuesday September n at II
o'cocN.
SMITH Monday September IS lso4. John R Smith.
Funeral from hts residence, No ia ST Johns
flIaca BROOKLYN Wednesday. September IS at $50
a m thence Augustlue's R O. Church. 6th ave
ons sterling Place. Brooklyn Relatives and friends.
sfs, members Catholic club and Manhattan Col
sge alumni respectfully invited Iuterent in calvary
yAN RT-SkIRk-At IfacSensack. y. J.. September pa.
1904 John Buskirk In the soth year OF his age
Ey,raraI a late residence No Pa Union
- Tfarksnsack or Wednesday afternoon Sep
tsrber - at 2:3O O'Clock Trains leave West 2S~sJ-,
y. Y. SusquehaEua and Western
r. r I2.55. CoTtlIndt f:i0
vvIILLAMs-At her residence. No. IS Linden Place.
eldest daughter OF the late Rev James Alfred VIII
ANS ) T D. and ElizaSeth Ann Williams Funeral
ssrvicez in Marks Church. Mainst and Bailey Road.
West orange, y. j.. on "Wednesday. September Is, at
s.90 D m. Intermspt. Roseials Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
4AANsPACIFTC NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

The scnsule Of closing OF Transpachc Mails
the presumption Of their uninterrupted
port OF sailing. The dna connecting exc.pr
Registered Transpacthc Mails which
daYl close at the General Posroface, NevY0FN fol-
Japan (except Parcels-Post Masl Korea China and
Philippine Islands VIA Vancouver and Victoria q c.
close AZ $50 D. m September = for dispatch per a q
Empress OF India
Hawaii San Francisco. close a $50 D. m Octoa.r
dispatch q Alameda
usGraa teNcept and New
VIA and Victoria r. close az. go h
October dispatch :. Aoranzi- -
Japan. Korea. China AMI Philppns Isanas via.
San Francisco close at $50 p m October for dis
patch per 8. Siberia
hl,, and Marquesas Islands Francisc, eloua "A
a.sO m October Is for dispatch per 3 yfarfDosa
Nsvr ZsaIand Australia texcept Westl NeVCsass~Nt,
samoa. Hawaii and Fiji Islands. san Trrsnrf.cns
~lose At . IN October Is dsspatch J.
Ventura Cunard CARRYING ire R-sffz,
rail for New-Zealaud does arrive in time 70 cor
witt this Dispatch. extra mails-ciazfnE t-so
a m 9:s0 n and $50 ?. Sundays al 4ss0 a -
"a IA and $50 m.-will be made Up and for-xarss5
untiI the arrival Of the CunaTd steameTl
Japan Korea. China and specially addressed mau g,-
Philippine Islands via Tacoma, close $50 n IN.
October q dispatch Per $. S Teienachug -
Menchuria (except NeW-Chwangl Eagfern sh-ra 4.
at present forwarded via Russia.
SCTi-y-nIess otherwise addressed. Australia
Forwarded Europe, Neur-Zealand via san Francfs-,
and certain places IN the Chinese q
KueichOW, SEechwau and Ewalgsi via British Ind.a-
the quickest routes Philippines specially addressed
Europe must be fully prepaid the forsxn
; forwarded via san francisco exclusively
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Pusf-nastsr.
Pustorrce. Nev-forAs n Y-s September e. ieeA -
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
BRIDGE ALARMS NEGRO PASTOR.
Excites Hearers by Saying They Play Behind
Curtains and May Again Become Slaves.
Isy TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuSE.l

Richmond Va. sept. 26-The Rev. Joseph Perry,
pastor - the Fifth Baptist Church colored Of this
city took his hearers 10 task night for society
gambling and dancing" Your greatest ambition
he said '-is 10 dance away your time. Some OF you
are holding bridge whist parties every night In yOIr
pariors behind heavy curtains. II this education
We are getting IS going 10 make as society
gamblers If fl is going carry back 10 another
slavery. / sa~ Take away such cursed education
before II is too late
The sermon greatly excited The congregation.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR DR.. LoRIMER.

The weekly conference of the Baptist ministers
held yesterday at the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church took the form OF memorial meeting for
the Rev DR. George c. Lorimer. late pastor OF
that church. Many ministers spoke OF DR..
I4orimer, among them the Rev. George c. Cooper.
OF Richmond Va. and the Rev c. F. Boscon at
Attfca y Y The Rev DR.. r. s, MacArthur, in a
tribute to Or I.Orimer said he never felt lonely
as since the death of Dr. Lorimer.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

Onces.
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can District telegraph Once
ourSS-I- yT-RE5AJT-NO. 9e1 East iSssh-st
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51xS an ANCf OFFICE-Frede-< n scunr1er No
Tg4 Broad ST = -,
an IT60N6ON-Omce OF THE TRIBUNE az No. Iss Fleet
Tnrdon and Paris Exchange Bankers Rastou HouSa
Noorgate-st
.1srtcsu Express Company No 2 Waterloo p,ar.
1SSos Cock SEN Tour4st cfaces Iudsate Circus.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

AND-Professor A. Walzel Bruln- 'A-i- an
BRTDGE-J searle Barclay. Lawrence, s5a, LG!s srs
Island FIFTH AyEN EJ slo@t lrrss rasgf''' on
don Percy r. Pyne 2d Princet99i louis HOTEL
sTTP4 Percy r Todd New-Hayen. -, - ol-. @
Srank F. Mcfraw Buffalo. MAJESL --rrs iI9Iiias
: Donnelly Chicago WAIIDotf 80 - IIrarcb
= " Goodyear. BufTaIo: Count A Sai''' rie'''
prr,tassv Washington.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
EX-SENATOR CHANDLER BREAKS ARM

Warner. X H. sept. 26--Ex-I nited States sena-
tor William T. Chandler il suffering from tract
A n both bones Of his left forearm. through haV-
ing been struck by the crank Of his autonoue.
Mr. chandler was about 10 take trip yesterday
fro7, his summer home an Waterloo when the
accident happened
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
SUIT AGAINST DEPEw DISMISSED

Chicago Sept. 26-The suit brought some time
ago by s c. BrabTook against Senator ChaunOey
NJ DepeW of New York and the Penny Publishing
Company for an alleged debt of 800 was dismissed
to-day in Justice Hurey's court the ground that
Brabrook had waited too long before hlng suit.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
SON BORN TO MRS. w. A. cHANLER.

A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs William
Astor Chanler at their city residence. He was
born on Saturday. but the news reached Broad
way where It is Of peculiar interest. only yester-
dav Mrs Chanler was on the stage Miss Minnie
Ashley the charming Rhoda OF San Toy She
was married Mr.. Chanler year ago.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

rsheEt temperature yesterday, "a dssfs1s' IOH o.
aveaEe es; average for corresponding cate @ year e-
for corresponding tuents %
Local forecast: Partly cloudy ttNdg aho "soHssoaS'
variable Winds
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
PROF. GEORGE r. WRIGHT MARaIEs.

Oberlin. Ohio, Sept. 26--It became known here to-
day that Professor George Frederick Wright the
geologist and lecturer who is connected with
Oberiin College was married at Indianapolis last
Thursday to Mrs Flora Bedford. formerly dean
Of the Centennial Building here, They will live
In, Oherlin
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

Should be DAILY By interested. as changes
may tiIne)
Foreign mails week ending October l. 1904
close (PROMFTIY all Postc11c,
as follows ParCels-Post Mails earlier than
closing time shown below. ParCeIs-POsr Mails for Ger
many close ? m. September Is OctO1sr g.
Regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign Scr
ton corner OF West AMI Morton streets haf hour later
tnan closing time below Supplementary
Mails for Europe and America Colon. el1ss
one hour later at Foreign StatlCnl
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
MONUMENT FOR JAMES KNOX POLK.

Charlotte, N. c.. Sept. 2s.-A monument marking
the birthplace Of James Knox Polk. eleventh Presi
dent OF the United States, was unveiled Pine
Vile N c. to-day, in the presence OF a large
crowd Of people
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
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TUESDAY (27thl-At $50 Netherlands d-s1t
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WEDNESDAY C2sth)-At $50 a m for LIverpaoI. Scot
land Ireland and France. per ; Teutonc. via Quesns
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Der 9. United States.
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land m for France Switzerland. Italy, spain.
Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece ard British India Per
. La Bresegne via Havre mail for other parts or
Europe be directed per 9 La Bretagns'l D.
FRIDAY 30thl-At $50 for Azores Islands per 9
PeninsUlar. from NeW-Bedford~
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postage prepaid all letters rurs51sc
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drops Letters Foreign Countrfss after
Closing Regular Mail for dispatcn ny par
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the piers English and Frencn steam
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piers Lines sailing rom HOooksn Lhs
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White star German tSsa POST zreaInerS. douols
postage QeIrers 10 halt ouncel other Hnes
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r-,bups Local obssrvatiOn--

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u IN pressure Indicated by The Ir1ounss self
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,,erature for the last twenty-fouT houFH in com
80 .n With the corresponding date OF last year;
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New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

RANDOLPH-KEILY-On Sunday September 25. by the
William Elmo smith. Wilton Randolph 70
YvOnne De "a Forest Kelly. daughter Of M and
Mrs Horace r. Kelly. Baltimore and foreign papers
please
SEDGWICK-CABOT-At Br0okiue. Mass. September
- 1904. by William n. Lyon Mabel daughter
the Walter g. Cabot. esq. 20 Euery sedswick,
of Sev-York
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA, WEST



TESPAT 15, {s5ast 3 .arsnsd M for v % Ps1 s s4 asss
a $50 a. supplementary 1880 n M fo< Ncz-
Coastl. salvador. Panama Ecuador, Peru Bolivia
Guatemala ana Cauca Department of Colombia nuss
be directed per > 5 Advance = -.. -
r.5ri5s ST'rUEaav ana ParagIIay must Be diracts6
- so for Inagua Hats. santa Marta ana
other places in Magdalena Dept Colombia per >
Adirondack taa for ux Cages must Be dirsoted per
1Jt15,n- r-,,ti eo- CS-a.ao v.-s-,..rs 7-S,,t-
dad British and Dutch Guiana must be Directed
Trinidad and Ciudad Bolivar. per Maracas: az
12, so d n Don5tesR RepuSlio Per chsrotse
at 1880 n. supplementary $50 ~ for S.
per > Korona mail for British Dutch and French
Guiana must be directed per korons,-l az
via Nassau and Havana tnah must be directed Per
THURSDAY t2sth}-At a m for Arssntins and
Paraguay. = Pillar De Larrinasa (Inaii for
LaTTiaasa''l at a m for UrusIay. per Etona
Cauipeche rer vlgancia (rnaI Tor other parts ot
n MeHiS9 %gss 9s i26 p n for Bsamss per
Saratoga mail for Mckee via TamPeo. must hs al
1890 D M Bahamas. per 3 Antilis tnsaE u1ns-
FRIDAY tSoth,-4t : a m for Argsntin-. C-aguay
and Paraguay. per $ : Hydaspes; az 80 a n for
Antigua. Martinique and Guadeioupe, per Pro-
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New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC-

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT
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m and 1890 ,. m.
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10 North sydney thence BY steamer, rhis
ONCE iay at 63O m connecting nails close hero
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday
JAMAICA-By rail 70 Boston. and thence bE stsalasE,
close at this Office at 50 p m Tuesday
MIOUELON-By rail % Boston. and thence BY steamer
closes az this Office daily az $50 {. n.
RF{TTTSH HONDU RAS. HONDURAS East Cuastl and
or ATENf rail 20 Nevg-Orieans.
closes al Office daily. sunday. at
Il 40 > m and tlO.S0 D. m. sundays n D. m and
1000 D. tconnscting mail closes Mondays a
t1O;S0 p
COSTA RICA-By rail Sew-Orleaus thence BY
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u go D and flO,jO Sundays AZ II a1d
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t1030 p.
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thence steamer. closes ths Office daily sxc4ps
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

These sail to-day on the Statendam:
Miss Ellen @. Abbott. Robert Rantoul.
S. A Weldon.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27
CEMETERIES
UNDERrAKERs.

Great Pinelawu Cemetery.-2315 beautiful
ARK once, as West saith ST, New York
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

For points in Europe and an eountrf.. u the Uni-
re fnilnEna rites:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

style" There Fl is and only shaw could have
done It!
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

ED 81 Frnnk II. Campbsll-Sfephen Merritt.
EmbTx Inst. 2sI-s West Esd 81 Tel 1336 Chslzea
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

Mr. and Mrs Elliott Bard. Count Gabriel Giarets
Or and Mrs. A. A Bliss. Dr. and Mrs. William Ely
Mr. ana Mrs William Dal- Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Skinner
zen Count L. A. Wachtermeister
New-York tribune., 1904-09-27

On the Pannonia to-day will sail
James A Cirifin. bernard D. Rogers.
William Murphy Harry F.. Walsh.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-03

Graessel; guide, George Filbert; trus-
tee. Henry Leu; delegate to Labor
Council, John A. Holland.
Coopers' Union No. 65-President,
W. T. Colbert; vice president, NJ.
Monaghan; recording secretary, 1. Be
ban; financial secretary, H. ShOlten;
treasurer. S. j. Cook: marshal, NJ.
Burns; journal reporter. ". Cohn; in
side guard, William Pyne; trustees
f. Ullrich, r. Meyer and H. P. Hjort;
delegates to Labor Council-A. j.
Cook, 1. Behan. II. ShOlten and A.
Milne; delegates to City Front Fedora
tons. ]. Cook. William T. Colbert
and F. Staffan. The installation VIII
take place the second Thursday in
this month.
Laundry Workers-PreSiden j. II.
Moritz; vice president. G.. F. Prendi-
Vile; treasurer. r. Spencer; secretary,
S. H. Gray; ergeant-at-arms, 2. Mel
lains; sentry, H. j. Meyers.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-03
PERSONAL.

DR.. L. S Hughes, L. S. A, is at the
Occidental.
Rev. r. 3. Evan of Chentu, China, is
at the Occidental.
Joseph Whitaker a merchant of Gait.
is at the Occidental
r. A. Penrose, a prominent mining
man Of Arizona, is at the Palace.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Bancroft of Con-
cord, n. H., are at the st. Francis.
Rev. l.. B. Cholmondeley, mission
airy Of China, arrived ct the Palace
yesterday.
Ellwood Cooper. the well-known olive
grower of Southern California, is regis
tered at the Lick.
Mr.. and Mrs Featherstone, who have
been travelling from Los Angeles in an
automobile. arrived here yesterday and
are at the st. Francis.
General A. w. Vogdes of the United
States Artillery Corps and his wife ar
rived from Key West, Florida, yester-
day and are staying at the Occidental.
Henry Ploushy, formerly a resident
of this city, but now a prominent man
ufacturer of Philadelphia, arrived at
the Palace yesterday with his family.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-03
Carson City Carni ! Is Opened.

RENO, New. July 2.-The Carson
carnival which will last one week,
opened under most promising condi-
tons this evening. The feature Of the
opening was the crowning Of the
queen, Miss Jessie Schultz. The cere-
monies were conducted by the dra-
matte order. knights of Kohrrassan of
Reno. A ffty-mile bicycle race be-
tween the Carson team and the Sac
ramento Club viii be the main attrac-
ton Tomorrow On Monday the race
for the championship of the Pacific
Coast for q distance OF fifty miles be-
tween the Reno Wheelmen and the
Oakland Wheelmen viii take place.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-03
FRIENDS TAKE
HILLS BODY
Quartermaster's Department
Receives the Virginian'S
Remains Aboard Transport
INSTRUCTIONS AWAITED
Secret Service Men May Be
Called Into Case to Fer
ret Out the SandbaggerS

The body Of John J. Hill, the young
clerk who died under mysterious cir
cumstances while waiting TO take a
transport to Manila, where he was to
assume his duties in the quartermas-
ter's department, is on board the trans
port Logan and will be embalmed and
held awaiting Instructions from Wash
ington.
Even the police believe that Hill was
struck down for the purpose Of rob-
berry. When he was found at the cor
ner of Besle and Mission streets early
Friday morning no valuables were on
his person. He had money when he Sc
cured his transportation and after he
had paid his hotel bill. The cause Of
his death was undoubtedly & hard
dealt blow, as DR.. Bacigalupi found,
during the autopsy, that conclusion Of
the brain had been so intense that ii
could not have resulted from fall.
no word had been received from the
Quartermaster's department last night
as 20 HIS antecedents, though the
transfer from the Virginia station
would indicate that he had been in the
service prior to being transferred TO
Manila
Coroner Leland had a jury summoned
yesterday afternoon 10 view the re-
mains before they were taken TO the
Logan and the same men will later in
vestigate Hills death.
After the jury viewed the remains,
Hilrs body was placed in a casket and
taken from the morgue in an army
wagon to the transport Logan, where
IL viii be cared for until the authori-
ties at Washington decide what shall
be done or relatives claim it.
II IS understood that the matter will
be taken Up by the Government and
the case turned over TO the secret SER
vice department for investigation.
FATHER IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July John ].
Hill. who was found unconscious in
San Francisco and later died, was for
merly an attorney in this city. He
was unmarried. His father is en-
ployed in fthe Pension Bureau here.
Young Hill was recently appointed TO
2 clerkship in the Philippines at a
salary OF 5000 per year.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-03
NEW RAILWAY COMPANY
PERFECTS A BIG LOAN
Petaluma and Santa Rosa Transporta-
tiOn Enterprise Gives a ChatteI
Rforfr-a 90 On If TDr.o1erfieS

Mortgage on Its Properties
The Petaluma and Santa Rosa Rail-
way Company, which is projecting a
railroad line from Petaluma to Santa
Rosa and which purposes to connect
with this side of the bay by means
OF steamer line that viii run up
Petaluma Creek, filed amended ar
ticles Of Incorporation with the County
Clerk yesterday. The changes in the
original articles were necessary in
order that the corporation might con-
form with the law in giving a chattel
mortgage on its property to the Mer-
camille Trust Company as part Sc
curity for the issuance OF 81. 00o, 900 in
8 per cent twenty-yesr bonds The
original documents were filed some
time ago in the adjoining counties
where the property is located. The
chattel mortgage was filed here yes
terday shortly after the amended ar
ticles Of incorporation were filed in
the County Clerks Office.