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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
READ TIE TRIBUNE FROM The START

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: To-day, in looking over back numbers OF
The Tribune that had not been well read, owing 10
business and absence. I noted that The tribune
entered upon its sixty-fourth year April 10 last
and must take the liberty 10 tell you that my
father the Rev Edward Mott NooIley; was d SUD
S~~her 10 the first paper that Horace Greeley pub
Iished and the continuation OF that paper as me
Nep--York Tribune has ever been ana Is II tAe
Va rious branches of the family to-day :. -,,
FIDEIlIA WOCLLEY GILLETTE.
CIDrmanIown Philadelphia, June % lSV4-
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PoStOsnee Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested. as changes
may occur any time
Foreign the week ending Iuns 1ans viii
close promptly all
I3iIo"s- Parcels Post Nails hour earlier than
CLOSING time shown below. Parcels mails Ger
many close at p m % and -
Regular and Supplementary close at
Ion corner of West and Morton Streets
man crossing time shown below supplementary
Malls for Europe Central America. Colon close
one hour later az Foreign station
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Racing at Sheepshead Bay.
Benent for sioeum disaster sufferers Grand Opera House
Annual meeting OF the New-Yor5 CITY Christian En-
oeAVoS Union. lIenoI Avenue Collegiate Reformed
church One hundred and weuty- second 81. and
Lenox-ave-. ?.
Annual meeting OF the Associate Alumni o, the -oers
% the City OF New-YorlI evening
Band concerts in Batter Hudson william H Seward
parks 2 N 49,
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THE FUNERAL OF J. c. mEIeas.

London, June 23--Amhassador Choate and Score
tary White were among a large number OF Anert-
cans present to-day at the funeral OF John Gilbert
Meiggs, the noted railroad builder and one OF the
best known and most highly respected Americans
OF this city who died his home here on TUESDAY,
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

SATURDAY (2Jth)--At n for Europe PEI 9 . az
Louis, Via Plymouth and Cherbourg (na f1r ireland
must De directed per : 5. St. Louise
Tor Italy direct per Adabert mail must he
directed per : $ Prinz AdaIbert''l: a m
tsuppennertary 10 a M for Europe. Etruria
Via queenstown; at $50 a for Belgium p~r
= $ Finland mail must be directed per Fin
Iaaa ,; az $50 a m fer Italy direct per Kong
Aoert tulau be directed FER Fonig
Abertls at 80 D. n for Scotland direct oer $ :.
.olIloa 'nali must De directed Columbi0''1.
Tuesday C-sthl-At ESQ a m for Europe. per
Nrouprinz Wilhelm. VIA Plymouth. Cherhourz
Bremen at $50 a m FOR Netherlands direct per 8
Ryndan be directed per R.yniaun'F(
$50 a for Italy direct. per Norf America
tTnail must be directed per :. NOrd Amerfca')
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlanslc
Mails named above. additional Supplementary Mails
are opened on the piers or the American.
French and German steamers. and remain open until
within Ten Minutes Of the hour OF sailing steamer
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HARvARp sENIoR sPREAD AND pANcE.

Cambridge Mass, June 23.-The Harvard class
day festivities began this evening with the senior
spread and dance Memorial Hall. The tables
we're laid the lawn south OF the hall. and hun
dTeds Of japanese lanterns were hung IN the trees.
making q picture of great beauty.
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AYER-IISLEy-On June -, % PRAYER.
Newark y J.. by T GrenvIie IsIey. Charles
F. Aver. os Boston. Mass, ana Theodore Lsley. Of
Newark. y. J.
HENRY-FELL--On Thursday. June IS. a. St Thomass
Church. WhiteTnarsE. Rev A. J. Miller. rector
Howard Houston Henry. OF Bayard Henry. and Mas
Drexel Fell daughter OF Mrs. Alexander Van Rens-
seIaeT.
MILLS-BARRETT-O Saturday. June Is AZ the resi-
OF Major Mrs Isaac William LitteI. Wash
iEgtou. d. c.. bv the Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe Flor
daughter OF the late Captain Gregory Barrett,
L. :. A, Eugene :. Mills OF East Orange, y J.
SCHI.ESISGER-M TTCHELL--On Thursday. IS.
Georges Church Flushing. Long Island. BY
II. Waller. Bessie Macdonald daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mitchell. 70 Charles Walter
Schlesinger.
WOODRUFF-SMTTH-On Saturday. June Is 1901 a.
the residence the brides parents. Birmingham
by the Rev A G. Davidson. D. d. Helen. daughter
Mr. oscar Z. Smith. q Lewis 3. Woodruff.
New-Ycrk City
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full and address.
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ANN ARgoR HAD 7a4 GRADUATES.

exercises Of tire University Of Michigan in Univer-
SHY Hail. to-day. diplomas we're presented to 7st
graduates. The commencement Grafton was de-
nFered by Professor Calvin Thomas. of Columbia
University, formerly head of the department of
Germanic languages ct the University of Michigan.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Omcial Record an

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Jlr. q
With the exception OF local thunders,orrls in Eastern
Florida. West Gull States and tie Northwest ths
weather has been generally tatr al districts since
Wednesday night.
Temperatures fallen decidedly in Mortan. North
Dakota and north districts west OF
the Rocky Mountains. Elsewhere they have generally
risen and quite high for the in the central
valleys
There will be showers Friday in the Missouri, ana rrs
mississippi valleys West States and upper lake
and showers quite generally on Saturday ess4
this Mississippi River. except Atlantic coast
There viii also hs showers Saturday in tho West GULF
VIII he the middle AMI north
slopes the Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and
the west upper lake region i viii DO Friday
lower lake region and Middle Atlantic States
cooler Saturday In the Ohio Valley the lower
lake region.
On the New-England and Middle Atlantic Coas, tn.
E@fh Han, Coast fresh eat on ss
brisk becoming soUtnweserly SATURDAY
lower lakes, fresh and mostly south
Frost warnings have been issued for Montana
Idaho Eastern WASHINGTON and Eastern Oregon
steamers departing Friday for European ports will
weather to the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LocaIities-For New
England day northwest portion. sat-
southwest windc.
For Delnvarc AMI New-Jersey fair to-day. Saturday
partly cloudy and warmer, fresh east south Winds
For Eastern Nev-York sair to-la,: warmer in ~,
terrier, Saturday partly cloudy probably showers and
cooler portion: the coast: fresh south
southwest winds
For District columbia fair and warmer TO-DAY Sat
urday partly cloudy end Light south
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair and warmer today
north portions. fresh south southwest winds
For Western PENNSYLVANIA and Western New-York fair
south winds, becoming variable
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Highest temperature yesterday 70 degrees: lowest 5s
average 67 average for corresponding year So
average for corresponding twenty-five years 10
Local forecast-Far to-day. Saturday partly cloudy
probably showers warmer fresh south winds
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WILL OF sLocum VICTIM FILED.

The will OF Mrs MagdaIene Kolb Of Bedford
Park was filed for probate yesterday. The testator
lost her life in the General socum disaster as die
her husband. Valentine Koib. who was the sole
beneficiary under her will The estate which IS all
daughter
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- -. -.es he sstonishei 70 learn these Gays
tsst C,-.nd Duke Cyril OF Russia and MS fascliat-
,,y ,,.,ei- me divorced Grand Duchess OF Hesse
have rem ot:ietir married ~ coburg without the
eorser- 90 tie Gar While ct hfst the sovereign
vii signify his dis9easur-, 2lc may even oe'iii9
70 recognszs the uricn. he may DC rsDsd on - ie-
o., so1c ar+erzare and. making the best o. the
a., .ooo--rri "a po-don the young people ard 10
grant that consent which is necessary TO tehue'
10 milo, le4al according 70 MuscoFite law NO
where is re sacrament OF marriage regarded as
more binding than IN Russia, and proF'C-As Nl'1
the ,-o,,r- end Duke and his cousin can ma 4
rrf.~- 81 r~e Orthodox Church who. prepared 70
b-age disciplinary measures on the part % LIS .
clefsastlcaI superiors, Is Wi-lns y pe'l''.ti ~
ceremony OF marriage II y blna.f's from =
perf 81 view. though invalid as a civil contract
uutu sanctioned 5y the Emperor n aSooi1'S
wftb the .ap-s governing MS house
rbe Ca ia view OF the fact that Inc young
peoulA o-a arSr cousins cannot supreme head OF
TIE Orthodox Church grant them permission 10
wed But Il VII be much more easy Tor nm 10
Darcon them ard 10 recognize tie marriage once II
has taken place abroad without his permission es
peeisr IN ,.-v OF The fact that the Grand Duchess
Rh5ures the Protestant Church. in which she mas
been raised. and - baptized anew as Fneiiper o.
TIE faith Of her husband, which vii be resHrceo IN
Ei-aSs as a species of regeneration
The very fact that the Grand Duchess nnotlef'
the widowed Duchess OF Coburg. should have gone
en- 70 London AT this particular jEncture TO stay
WITH her brotIler-in-law. King EDWARD TENDS 70
confirm the belief that marriage VIII take place
quietly al coburg IN her ahscuce she "onlo ep-
9etr 70 be eountenancins II IL she were 20 be at
Soburg when il occurred and inasnuch as she
sersef r. a Russian Grand Duchess. sister o. the
A1se Emperor and an aunt OF Nicholas IL thls
Hsshf place her in an awkward position Win re-
- 10 the coETt OF ST. Petersburg. Al the SANS
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE.N. s. Marbury. Baltimore FIFTH
ANENCE-Dr Hall Allen. PhilaG elDhfa MAN
HATTAN-PrOfessor g r. Cross. Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology. Boston. SAVIIT,F&ReaT
Admiral Foote. ROYAL Navy. England WALDORF
ASTORIA-S. NJ. FELTON,, Chicago: Stuart r Knott
Kansas City. Ma.
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Tribune Local ObservatIons-

In this diagram the continuous white line shows .he
changes indicated by The Tribunes
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
perature q recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local OGlciaI Rrcor.-The following Official record
from the Weather shows the changes in the ten
perature twanty-fodr hours comparison
with tie corresponding date OF last year:
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ALTERATION Tuesday afternoon. June 81. 1904
lev Bruns~ick, n j. IN tae ssd year OF MS age
tend The funeral services a. the home Of his s9nn-
Friday morning at 1880 O'Clock
pEFBF;-At Richhsld Springs y. Y on Thursday June
g 1905 Elizabeth daughter Of Edward c Csntsr
aged 10 years months Funeral private
CHUR-on June ~ At his home No Esssx-,t East
year. Inte-rlent Lancaster, Penn Funeral private.
kindly omit flowers
ter or Jane Edsar Fonda and the William B.
Clerke. Funeral services from Church Of the Incar
"a. at a.
DoDGE-ou Juae 90. 1904. his residence No. Iss
J. Antoinnette c. Funercl private.
JAyNF-At the chelsea. New York city On Thursday
June . ates ersf Illness. Sassuel Ferguson Jayne
a ~ (o No. ~ tentre-st Orange \ on ssturSsv
June - a. P s,I Trains Leave New-f0rk foot OF
private.
MACNAIR-The Re-. John Long MacNair. his late
aS6 az m hursday June % Inttrnsnt in ne V cs- a.
terry at Bedmnster. y J.. a. $3.50 the day.
MERsEoN-,At Newark y, y J.; J. Jsns 81 1903. Bessie
Mary T Mineral seFcsee at the rGside2ce q
ner nrqther Novsrt W ialNaas' No ~
? m. Internent Mlddlsbash. y ].
MooRE--At Penn Yam. y. Y. %, May TyIse
TREDwEIL,At N.Z ~. On wsdnssday June -
wen. in the s2d year OF her Funeral services viii
Rochelle y. Y. Friday. June ~ 1904. a 3 ?. m
vERNoN-June %. Thomas Alfred eldest son Thomas
aad IanIne tnoI IN ms ollh year az ms late resi-
funeral hereafter.
wEIDEMEYER-on Tuesday, June - 1884 Mary c
~ re- iSts rast4s,.s NJ sas w. ne - ser
New-Aork on Friday morning June 20 at 10 O'Clock
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MISS ETHEL ROOSEVELT COMES HERE

Roosevelt. daughter OF President Roosevelt left
here this morning the o'clock train FOR New
YORK
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Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

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Princess Victoria the unmarried daughter Of
King Edward is once gain in such a delicate state
OF health that she has been obliged 20 leave Lon
don a. the height OF what has been the most orlA-
liant season in years. and so 10 Scotland io'
rest in complete retirement attended ny the M
Nr and Mrs Derek Keppel- Like her grand
mother the late Queen Victoria. the Princess IS
never well when 81 London. especially when stay
ing at Buckingham Palace, which is Dunk on such
low ana svvsunpy ground that its rst floor "lHoo%S
ere or a level with that OF the Thames HiFer- Tue
late cyueen could never stand more than three GAYS
2. = t.r,A Of buckingham Palace. and was then
usually IN >or a week after~aCd and Princess VIC
to-ss appears 20 suffer in much the same way her
condition being a source OF considerable anxiety 10
her parents
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC.

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I 2. and 10 so ? M
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MrCCELOE-By rail to Boston. ard then by
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ra New Orleans. and thence BY steamer. clos>s
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connecting mail closes here NCldays fi0-S0 D
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40 20 connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
1880
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.

FRIDAY t24thl-At $50 a complimentary 1880
a M for ln1gua Haiti and Marta. per q
Xalencta tnnaI Tor Colombia. VIA ssvanilla must %
directed per 8 Falencia'l Il
ESQ . NJ for Bahamas. 3 :. Ortzaba
Santiago must be directed per s. Orfzaha'l:
m for Bermuda. steamer from Halifax
SATURDAY (2Stht-At a m for Argentine Uruguay
and Paraguay. Casilda $40 m
mentary $50 M for Porto Rico Curacao vsrt-
eZuela, :. Caracas (rnail Colombia %
directed per : Ca-acas'l at $50 a (suppls-
uentary 1850 n M for Fortune Island
lomhia. except Cauca and Magiaiena Depts Grey
town. per > AItal (rlail FOR Costa be
reCted per 5. 8. Altar $50 a. Antique
GUadeIoupe and Martinique. PrOcfda mail Tor
Barbados. Trinidad. British. Dutch French Guiana
be directed per Procida''t; 10 a m for
Cuba. per 9. MORO Castle, via Havana: 10 a m
for Grenada Trinidad. Ctudad Bolivar British. Dutch
and French Guiana = = Maraval- az 1880
for Brazil per Moorish Prince. via Peruannbuco,
Rio JaneirO and santos tmsu for Northern ar
gsnttns Uruguay and Paraguay be directed
Moorish Princel. u for Barbados srd
Northern Brazil Mzranhense nd
Msnaos, at 1890 ?. m. for cuba. OInCa VIA
Matanzas tuatl must Re directed per & OIfnda''
TUESDAY t2Stnl-At ESQ a supplementary 1870
a nj for Central America Costa Ricsl an
south Pacific Ports. $ .. Yucatan. Colon mar
Guatemala be directed s. A.
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trnail must be directed per $. 5. T1or1o''l-
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r,,,s,a * very proud OF being the only country
with a parliamentary form OF government mat
does not accord any remuneration TO the mem
hers of either OF the two houses Of the national
t.v,s,s-,,r. and only the other day the House OF
Commons rejected by a large majority olll sub
rated 10 il providing for the payment Of It's mem
hers But the discovery recently brought 10 hght
on the most indubitable testimony. that the late
BENJAMIN Disraen. at the time when he first re-
oefved the appointment OF Chancellor Of the Ex-
cheouer was not merely some $4,000 in debt. but
was forced few days after receiving the seals OF
Office 10 apply 10 a well known LONDON usarer'
Pasviek for large loan, is calculated TO give use
n discussion as TO whether. after all II would not
ne well 10 give stipends 20 legislators in order 10
preserve them from becoming the prey OF the money
lenders The idea Of the principal financial officer
OF the British Empire the legislator who has II his
hands and in his control all the tangled reins OF
imperial and national finance, being in the power
Of the most infamous professional money lender in
London is 20 say the least, unpleasant, al any
rate for Britain.
Padufck was popularity known the Spider"
and contributed TO the ruin OF a large number o.
well known men, including the last Marquis OF
Hastings the late Duke OF Newcastle and many
others He likewise reduced the fortunes OF the
late Duke OF Hamilton and Brandon 10 their low
est ebb But in this red-headed peer. who in his
younger days was the most extravagant scion OF the
British aristocracy. he found his match; for the
duke when he got older. was shrewd enough 10 dis
cover some legal flaw in the documents by means
a which Padv-ick had obtained control Of his
revenues ana estates. and forced him 10 refund
every penny that re had extoVted from the ducal
estates by way OF interest repayment OF loans,
besides securing heavy damages Indeed. Padwick
died a completely broken and ruined man. the only
instance on record. 7 believe, Of a famous usurer
being ruined by one Of his former victims.
Padwick's associate was the late Sir Claude Scott.
husband OF Lena Lady Scott. and father Of the
now doubIy divorced Countess OF Russell Indeed. K
was the discreditable role played by Sir Claude as
& lieutenant and tout for Padwick that handicapped
severely his widow and his daughters In the
earlier stages OF their social career.
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dangerous substitute. Insist having Buruett's
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UNDERTAEEKS
Frank T. Campbell Esd st.-Stephen Merritt Ene.rs
Tel 1924 and 1895 Chelsea 241-s West 23d 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-24

uIHe' she has been able. while IN England, II is
SAID TO obtain from King Edward his consent 20
her daughtsr's union. which. owing 10 the fact
that the latter is a princess OF Great Britain and
ireland Is indispensabl bic TO render Il valid
rage in the eyes OF English law