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II ESDAX t26thf-At II a n. Complementary u so
2 M For Europe. :. = krOnprinz Wilhelm.
Plymouth. CherbOurg and Bremen.
WEDNESDAY t27th}.-Ar $50 A IA per
9 Cttta 81 Iortno (matl must be directed per :
rita az TortnS -; l.3o supplementary d m
T9r Europe. Per > :. Oceanic. via Queenstown and
THURSDAY C2sshl-At a m ror France Switzerland.
Italy. spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt. Greece ara
British India. per : La Bretaxne via Havrs mail
lor other parts Of Europe must be directed -psr s
Ia Bretasne''l.
SATURDAY t30ths-At 40 a. m for Liverpool Scotland
and Ireland. Lucsnia mail for other
Europe must be directed per 8 LCcaris''l= at
a m Tor Europe Der . New-forS. via Plymouth
Cherbourg and Southampton; at $50 a. for Belgium
direct. Vaderand (nail must be directed pei
Naderandf 9.30 a m b Scotland direct
per AnChOrfa (rlat Dc directed per
Anchoria' ,. az II a for Denmark direct. pe-
Island tuatl must be directed per a $. Island
Atter the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails
opened tHe piers o. The American English. Fr-nch
and German steamers. and remain until within
Ten Minutes q the hour OF sailing % steamer.
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To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In YOUR issue OF July Is I that the Rus
sian troops are being decorated in recognition OF
their mastery retreat from Kai-Ping-and Incl
dentally from the Japanese army. This news
awskens IN old desires and aspira tons Since
my earliest recollection have had burning desire
become soldier. The giitteriug uniform. the
glamour OF the dress parade and worship OF the
shoulder straps by the fair and the war
medal are Inducements not easily resisted.
But what perhaps deprived this great nation OF
a more brilliant military history land isl my
strong objection the utter recklessneSs with
which soldiers handle their firearms the battle
field and the numerous accidents resulting there
from The armies Of both the North and the South
in Civil War show in the worst light IN lis
respect The records OF the War Department will
amply prove this TO De true should any one doubt
my word
The migratory tactics OF the Russians in the con-
flct waginz between that country and Japan
which by the way. | would heartily recommend
20 all other arTnies-gtve M hope that the day IS
not far remote when ] can reach the goal OF my
long cherished ambition and become an army
man" school and At college was in the front
rank Sprinkler and could. when there was
serious occa sion. ourrun comrades
Elusive Gift a great nation is bestowing gorgeous
medals on her soldiers for mastery retreats; and
now vhar is 10 hinder me from entering the lists
materially aiding the gallant KurOpatkin IN his
subtle strategy scheme and at the same time
securing more % the much coveted prizes
What repeat \ NJ
Washington. july 30
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the Royal society. IL dead
John Simon. the surgeon and sanitary reformer
OF French ancestry. although he born in
London and educated at Greenwich and later at
Kings College. There he studied medicine and
surgery. IN both OF which he showed great pro-
iciency becoming senior assistant surgeon in the
Kings College Hospital. in 1870 when only twenty
four years old. Seven years later he was appoint
ID lecturer in pathology at St. Thomas's, with
which institution he thereafter associated.
Being appointed Health Officer OF the City OF Lon
don. he brought about the most important SAM
tarv legislation. He drained the city OF London.
abolished cesspools irtramuraI slaughter houses
and graves in city churchyards. he pointed
out the moral OF the several visitations OF
cholera with which London afflicted between
1915 and 1870. and so created public sentiment
which compelled the government to take necessary
precautions.
For twenty-one years he held the post OF
central medical officer and tn that time presented
a series Of reports 10 the Prtyy Council One
in defence OF vaccination British and Euro
pean universities honored him with degrees and he
a member OF many medical and scientific ssso-
Citations. In spite OF his activities IN behalf OF
sanitation he published many volumes on mis-
cellaneous subjects He devoted such leisure time
~ ~ could to the study OF art, metaphysi-
cal literature and Oriental languages
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

Of closing OF Trsnspacinc Mails Is
on the presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
port OF sailing The anal connecting
except Registered Transpacihc Mails which close :
previous day. close AT the General Postof-ce.
PhiIiuuins islands via Francisco close at $50 m
July - for Dispatch L $ Transport
Korea China and specially addressed
Philippine Islands. VIA Francisco. AT
D n. July 81 for dispatch per : 5. America MarlA
Japan Korea China ard Philippine Islands, via Tacoma
Hawaii Japan Korea. China Philippians Islands via
san Francisco. close Al $50 n August I 10
patch :. . China.
Hawaii via Francisco $50 D. m Aususs
I dispatch Alameda
Japan. Korea China and Philippine Islands Seatti.
close az $50 ?. August g. for dispatch per
Tahiti Marauesas Islands Francisco close
$50 .. August for dispatch Ma-pusa
Japan. Korea. China and Philippine islands via Van
and Victoria z G.. close az $50 D August
Q for dispatch $ Empress OF
New Zealand. Australia except Caledonia
samoa Hawaii and specially addressed hi
l3 for dispatch o Ventura (it the Cunaru
carrying the British N4~-ZealAnd
maiis-cosing at $50 a. $50 a. m
m sundays 40 a. m. o a. $50 M
VIII be made up and forwarded until the arrival the
Cunard
F Islands and specially addressed mail for Australia
and New Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria. C.
close at $50 p. m August 10 for dispatch per = a
Mowera-
Msnchuria Eastern present forwarded VII.
Russia. instead az vita Japan. the
NOTE-Cnless otherwise Vest l.
forwarded via Europe Zealand via san
kuechow. szechwan and Kwsngs via Brftish India
the quickest routes Philippines addresp>f
via Europe must BE fully prepaid tno t8eulgn
rates Hawaii Is forwarded via San FransoDBD 81
CORNELIUS VAN corr Postmaster
Posrohce Ne~-Hork. " z. July - looA
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ROOSEVELT HELPS BOYS.
President Pulls in Big DOgfsh for
Them-U rites to Them Later.

George ". Powers and Frank (. McCourt
VINO visiting at the home OF Thomas Hassett
on Railroad-ave.. Huntington, Long Island. had
unexpected meeting with President Roose-
Welt on July 8 when he helped them pull In a
fourteen pound dogfish. and they have a
letter from him about the experience, thus en-
abling them to prove their story Of what tire
rlendous pull the President really has
The young men were in Lloyds Harbor after
weakfsh which had been biting hungrily for
some days Powers hooked fish that he could
not land and McCourt moved back to his seat
to aid him. Together the two pulled with all
their strength. but they could not bring the
fish the side Of the boat Suddenly there
a call just back OF them:
Wait a minute, boys. and I'll help you"
Around their stern came a neat, round bot
toned boat. containing two men and a boy.
a muscular hand was reached out. and some
one who could draw in the heavy fish grasped
the taut line
IT'S President Roosevelt" gasped Powers 10
McCourt.
Hand over hand the line was pulled IN the
fish making frantic efforts 10 break loose or pull
the at the other end OF the line overheard.
but at length the FISH was pulled up beside the
boat.
WHY. It's q big dogfsh. Shoot him. Loeb"
said the President and Secretary Loeb drew a
revolver and dispatched the FISH President
Roosevelt asked the boys their names and ad-
dresses. and promised write 20 them
The boys later received the following letter:
Oyster Bay. y. 7. July Il. 1904
(PriVateb
Dear Young Friends: I was glad 10 hear from
you. and congratulate you upon the FISH you caught
the other day. I pleased 10 be able 70 help
you with the dogfsh. With best wishes. be
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Master George W. Powers. Master Frank =. Nc
Court care Of Thomas Hassett. esq. Box l6l.
Huntington, Long Island. y. Y.
The boys had accepted the Presidents invita-
ton TO write to him. and had been rewarded
by an autograph letter. for the possession OF
which they are now contending.
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ANARCHISTS SAID TO BE COMING.
Boston Paper Gives Warning-In Salvation
Army Disguise, It Is Alleged.

Boston July %3--The Globe tomorrow will
declare that II is said that dangerous anarchists
are endeavoring TO gain entry into the United
States disguised members OF the Salvation
Army, Some Of these dangerous characters are
said To- bee their way 20 this port, and extra
precautions will be- taken by the authorities 10
keep them from landing. The Cunarder Ivernsa.
from Liverpool. i the only passenger liner due
this week and her twelve hundred passengers will
b.. rigidly sCrutinized.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC

TUESDAY ,2ithl-At $50 a supplementary 1870
NJ for Nicaragua except East COasJl. Honduras
cept East Coast. Salvador. Panama. Department OF
Cauca IN Colombia. Ecuador. Peru. Bolivia and Chill.
Yucatan- via Colon ,Inau for Guatemala
1e directed per Yucatan' at Il m for Barbados
British Dutch and French Guiana Cvia Barbscosl
Northern Brazil. per Cesrense, via Para and
NanaOs
WEDNESDAY, t2Tthl-At II N FOR Brazil per
Roman Prince tmail for Northern Brazil Argentine
Uruguay and Paraguay be directed per
Roman Prince. 1890 p n supplementary 1.S0
,. FOR St Thomas. St Cr0ix- Lseward and Wind
ward Islands. British. Dutch and French Guiana per
FonJaoelle mail for Grenada and Trinidad
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q Mexico be directed per =. >. Esperanxa
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mail for Mexico Tan1pcO. directed per
. >. Matanzas'D; ESQ D for Porto Plata. PEI
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FRIDAY C2e,h)-At $50 a supplementary 1899
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MAgdalena Dept. Colombia. per AdirOudscs
mail FOR other OF Colombia via SavaniIIa
Yucatan and CamDecne. per $. TJoTnOl
SATURDAY (3Oth}-At ESQ a FOR Newfoundland
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Trinidad. az $50 a supplementary $3.50 a M for
Curacao and Venezuela per 5 : Zuia mail foT
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10 for Cuba 5 Mexico. via Havana
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JUSTICE .FITzslMons's ESTATE.

The appraisal OF the estate of Chief Justice Fltz-
sirnons OF the City Court shows that he left gross
personal and real estate amounting 10 s45Sf2. the
personally being valued at 81 Is2 S. Deductions for
debts and expenses Of administration amount TO
s2S.5ic The full value of the realty is s27Tooo, sub
ject mortgages of &i3s leaving his equity ia
the property sss 400.
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DINNER FOR DAVID S. BARRY.

Providence r. L. July "A dinner in honor of
David S. Barry. who recently appointed Editor
OF The Providence Journal" held at the
sauanturn Club to-day. members of the Gridiron
Club of Washington well prominent men of
this State. New-York and Boston being present.
Mr.. Barry formerly was head OF the Washington
bureau Of The New-York Sun" A visit was made
TO the home of Senator N ~. AIdrich at War
wick where a 'gridron" planted.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBENARLE-E dmOndo q P1ancnes Italian Am
bassador the United states FIFTH AVENUE
George r Vcnablc Washington. GRAND-M Major
! q MuhIsnberg. L. s 4. MANHATTAN-The
Countess OF Mimic. Lady Edna Elliott, LADY Buby
Elliott and Lord Mlsoud. ottawa. MURRAY
HILI-The Right Rev. Dr. Tracy, Bishop OF The
Mort hvesteru Territory. SANoY-R. II. Dick.
Philadslphia ALDORF-E1x- Governor William
Pickuey Whyte. Maryland Prince Poniatowsky,
California WOLCOTT--Captain George f Bar
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AN ENGAGEMENT.

lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
Richmond Ind. July 23-The announcement was
made to-day OF the approaching marriage OF Err
nest Walker wordsden OF New-YOrk. formerly o.
Columbus Ind. and Miss Marie Eleanor smith
daughter OF the late Senator ". T. Smith. OF At
lanta Ca. The wedding will take place late IN
the summer Mr. Wordsdell is engaged IN bust
r,scs in Nau
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E1HEL BARRYMORE IL.


icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
san Francisco July e3.-Ethel Barrymore who
has appeared here ar the Columbia Theatre for
several weeks Is suffering from affection OF the
throat and has cancelled all her engagements IoT
three weeks She will spend the vacation at her
mothers old home in Santa Barbara She 10
play at Los Angeles and other places before return
ipF
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GUARDIAN FOR INCOME HEIRS.

Surrogate Silkman yesterday appointed ex-Judse
]. Rider Cady special guardian in the accounting
OF the executors of the estate of the late J. J.
McComb. Mr.. Cady Is to represent the interests OF
the infant son OF Mrs Fanny McComb Herzog. two
daughters OF Mrs Garth and fifteen other Infants.
distant relatives Of Mr.. McComb-
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Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will be
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J.
Murphy. Phebs A.
cUNNINGHAM-suddeuy. IN New-York city; July p:
1894 William BrouEh Cunningham. In che 5lst year Of
his a Gao Road u9per Montcair n sunday. July
a. me arrival Of The Erie train leaving West
family kindly omit flowers
fe Of Fz s % ss.a aH as S s
year. after PTS9ss s s.y Fup ,z rem m heS
Havana. Cuba. papers please copy.
HASsISsoSon sa'q W 5Sy p le4 s ar his s.a a..
ianEinson sd year Of his Funeral services
Tuesday July 2a az u n In;srment At the con
papers please copy.
MACY-sgddenly On IN Friday July q at Nss,i.ncS
S.r4 sss sTSs 50 2
At 40 p. m Interuent Greenwood
M !, P p. ; IONA Ms's m JSy Is Sasos
Funeral private Park Hotel
Rehards wife Of he ais Dean Murra Of Princeton
Prinesion. n j. on Monday morning July Is at ii
o'clock
j. Iosn Norton aged 81 years Fun EarO :sr
vice at residence OF his son. Paul P. Norton in
Philadelphia Penn.
R4ls: IN ne Issh year q ii. age Funeral
Tuesday. July 20. at 10 In,erueut Green
July IS 100. eornes Ann widow y oscar sehen1s
n the he. 'sts se. :. ss sec Hs
E.s s,,s On MUnsaI Jsy - :. II ,s Train
CEMETERIES
Gro. r,.; u Gen es%:s.'y beautiful
UNDERrAKEKs
Frs.k 4 C..sssn. :sd ss.-stephsn M.rris, Emsfrs
~. ss.sA.. Ms...ss. ,hs world ..a. known u.-
n: largest 10 the Tel ia and is essissa
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CRISIS PASSED IN r. n. PLATT's CASE.

The physicians and nurses OF Frank II. Plstt,
son OF Senator Thomas c. Platt. who has been III
with pneumonia IN hts apartments IN the Ansonia.
broadway and Seventy fourth-st.. for two weeks.
said last night that the crisis In his case had
passed and that ne was on the road 20 recovery.
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In diagram continuous white line shovs the
in pressure Indicated Trfbunes
recording barometer The dotted line the tenn
recorded by the LEGAL Weather
Oficinl Record-The following onncHi record
shows changes In the tom
persture the twenty-four comparison
with the corresponding OF year:
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LANES J. HILL GOES HOME

James J. Hill started yesterday afternoon for his
home IN ST Paul He expects 10 be in New-York
Z again nv
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Highest temperature yesterday. "a degrees
70, for corresponding year
average for corresponding date last years
Local foreeas-Rain to-day; Monday fair fresh east
winds shifting o
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c & OANEORTH.

Chutt4uooga. Tenn. JAY &C. f DarfOrth.
eighty wears old former business partner OF Levi
p Morton of New York, is dead at hts home here
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BABCOCK-ADAMS-On Saturday, July % 1904 at
aprirxhurst. Rfverdals-on- Hudson. by the Rev j.
Earl Hall Mabel Gardiner Adams. daughter % Mrs
WIutsm A Topping Franklin Lawrence Babcock.
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OBITUARY.
SIR JOHN SIMON.

London July 2s.-Sr John Simon. K c. e. former
president of the Royal College OF Surgeons and OF
the Royal Society. is dead
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WANTS TO HELP THE RUSSIANS RUN

Montrose-on-the-H Hudson. July %.
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Freak T. Campbell. I'D St.-stephsn Merritt EmhfFe
Inst Tel l3e4 and 1875 Chelsea s4l-3 West ed ST.
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ACCUSES POLICEMAN.
Charge Threatened Against One Of
6argor's Finest.

| Bangor, Me. Sept 2S.-Thc CONNER
cinl says, tonight:
Charges are threatened against Pa
| troilnsn Cornelius ]. Donovan who, il
is alleged by the complainant, not only
used a man whom he arrested, Tues
day, III Pickering square, in rough
manner. but also struck 4 byStandcl
VINO demonstrated with him Tor what
| seemed to be an abuse Of the man he
had in custody. Donovan gives as his
excuse that the BY SANDER struck him.
Tuesday forenoon. Patroman DDno-
| Van arrested a man for drunkenness
| and Sent in a call for the patrol. While
waiting for the wagon the man is said
to have made an attempt to strike the
officer for which he was taken down in
manner which is used by members of
the police force TO subdue unWieldy
| cases. To a bystander it appeared that
the officer was using unnecessary force
and he is said to have demonstrated.
receiving in return blow and an oath.
The officer claims that he was struck
by the man and that the remonstrance
was something more than word of
mouth.
Wnrn tho case Of the man came up
| in court, Wednesday morning. Chief
| Bowen told the court that the prisoner
| bad been vicious with the officer max
ing the arrc st ana had made an assault;
On the officer but the latter had de-
Clined to make a complaint
Judge Bailey did not take the matter
CprinIIGlx- no a ,,I
the nan to 90 on Il suspended sentence
The matter was called to the atton-
tion OF Judge Bailey. Tuesday after
noon. py the bystauder and one @" t,yt.
others VINO wished 4 warrant for th-
alleged assault made by PLtrolmaH
Donovan After reviewing the cas-,
Judge Bailey decided that it was no,
a matter which would properly come
before him "nG recommended that Tho.
"G%rlrNed parties take their ease t.
~" police commissioners if they CARGO
to push it.
me man arrested is of small size. not
over feet ana 4 inches in height and
weighing 49, pounds He made u,
complaint to the court Of his roryf
treatment. but his appearance iu1i-
c''eh mat he had beer up against 4
puH|-ShW IT some place within a recent
cate. There was long scratch on tho
side 81 his face and a g4ncial appnIr-
ahce OF having seen considerable rr1mb
usage.
1, JudS' fatlcy. at the request Of Chief
I'"""il, declined to issue a w:irran. co.
assault ana battery on Patroimam h,. "
! van ana the case is now al a st.ndeti,
! :" ~ - the police court is concerned