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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

BENNER-At EnsIswood. y. =. Friday June g. 100.
- ohtherta Helen Stanley, daughter On arIes AMI
Gertrude W Benner her 18th Funeral private
Rr-IL-At Newbur.. n. Y. June 3 1904. Martha NJ
Oakley wife o stephen MOIat Bull Funeral service
So ne Immediate and will be beld an
Monday June g. $50 Interment a Cedar Ffll
cAMMATT-On June 3 John w Camma5t aged "a
v-ars Funeral service from the NJ 4. Church Home
92d-st Amsterdam ave on Saturday. = O'CLOCK
Interuaent Woodlawn
CARTER-Cn Friday June 3. 1904 his residence No
iT8 brooklyn ave-, Brooklyn, Walter Garter.
T2d year. Funeral sunday afternoon, June 3
,. m. at New-YorN Avenue NJ. z Church. New
York and Desn-st, brocklyn Burial private al
VaI.ey, Conn Hartford. Milwaukee and CHI
casO papers please copy
pIMON-At AmasaEsett. Long Island June 1 1904
Theodore DInon. formerly OF Brooklyn.
6sd year his age Funeral services will be AZ
his late residence Anagansett Long Island FRI
day. 4:3O lnterInent will oe II Green
1890 SATURDAY
FTDLER-At Torrington. Conn. June = 1SG4 Francis A
nth OF his Funeral service
be held a residence OF his sOn-tu-aw. the Rev
Louis r. Streeter Friday. Cd inst. O'clock
p Burial Trenton. y. J.. on Monday, eth inst.
a. I. Q Csocie midday.
HowAsD-OG TsE-stay. June 2 leo<. Catherine
Howard. IN her Sist year. widow CT JdcOb u Howard.
Funeral servcss her late resdence No 1859 Marion
ave. Fortham. N T.. sunday. June = ~ Z o'clock
lnSerment private
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DIR. ROBERT P. KEEP.

Pennington, Conn. June 3-Dr Robert ? Keep
head Of the school for girls formerly conducted by
Miss Sarah Porter at this place. died tonight from
double pneumonia which he contracted last sun
day.
DR.. Keep born In Pennington April 26
1874 and a nephew OF ex-President Porter, OF
Yale He graduated from Yale in 1865. For
eighteen years he principal Of the Norwich
Free Academy, resigning in 1903 to assume charge
OF the school made famous by his aunt. Miss Por-
ter DR. Keeps differences with Miss Dow. the
principal of the Porter school, were widely pub
lished at that time. A son. Robert + Keep. j.,
is ~ instruction AndoNer.
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FUNERAL OF "GABE" CASE.
First Permit for Funeral COrtege TO Pass
Through Central Park Issued.

The funeral OF Gabriel Case the well known
tavern keeper and horseman, was held yesterday
az Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church One-hun-
dred-and- wenty-nInth-st- and Seventh-ave. At
80 O'Clock the hearse and twelve carriages went
from McGOwn's Pass Tavern TO the church. The
permit for the funeral carriages 10 pass through
the park was the first OF its kind ever issued
At the church the services were conducted by
the pastor. the Rev Charles l. Go0delL In aC-
cordance with a request Mt Case had made. there
were no formal paUhearers About twenty
riages accompanied the hsarse % Woodlawu-
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THE REV. DR.. {. c. sgLDEN.
IDY rELEGRAru TO ruE rRIBrN

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
Saratoga. y. Y. june 3.-The Rev. Or. Edward
Griffin Selden. for eleven years pastor of the Madi-
son Avenue Reformed Church. Ir Albany. who &C.
cupied "a summer home ia Ftth-ave-. in this place
died suddenly here last night lie had been physi-
cally IudlSposrd TOR some time
Or. StIdeu born Iu Norwich. Conn. fftv
eight years ago He WAS graduate OF Yale COLI
lege and also Of the Audover Theological Semi
NARY. lie began his ministry at Man.ues y. H.
continued IL IN Springfield. Mass. and subsequently
become pastor az the Albany church.
Besides his widow. Mrs. Abby Spencer Lansing
SeIden OF Albar-. he leaves two brgthers-the Rev.
Joseph Henry Seldeu. OF Greenwich. Conn. and
George Lord Sedeu. OF Lawrence Mass-,tud
sister Miss Elizabeth SeCcn or Albany. The body
has been taken 10 Albany where the funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon
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REMEMBERED IN HIS WILL.
Mayor McLane Of Baltimore Provided for
Woman He Married Later.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO rHz TRIBUNE

Baltimore June S.-It is apparent from the will
Of the late Mayor NcI-ane. filed to-day. that he
and Mrs. Van B.ober the widow whom he mar
ries only three weeks before ne killed himself.
close friends over TWO years ago. His will. IN MS
own handwriting Is dated February a. 1902. and,
sitter making some small bequests 10 servants. Il
contains this clause.
To Mary Van Blhber the widow Of the late DR..
John Van Bbcer of Baltimore, I give $1,000 in
case she De- living the time % nv death II
she be- not living This legacy shall form part Of
my residgary state.
The rest ot the estate Is left 70 McLanes two
sisters one Of whom is now on her way home
from Paris The estate Is valued al about 81 60
Mr. McL1anes father is named as executor.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Special Performance of THE Coss-
tg Chairman" Closes WGlldcks.

Tonight the 18th performance Of Ades delightful
picture Of rural life. The County Chairman. viii
mark the close OF the season at Walacks Theatre.
and Charles Durham. the manager Of the house.
has devised souvenir OF the occasion which viii
be out OF the ordinary. Each member OF the audi
ence tonight will receive neatly bound pro-
gramne. which is folded into the cover like
map. Illustrated. and lightly attached so that It
can be removed for collection Scenes from the
play. printed on stiff paper, also contained IN
the covers. and portrait OF George AIDE. There Is
no advertising matter whatever in the programme
save the perfectly legitimate announcement that
the play Will open WalaCkS in the fall with the
same cast
dispatch from Denver says that Miss Maud
Fealey has just signed a contract TO be Sir Henry
Irving's leading woman next season She has al
ready served E s Willard in that capacity.
De Wolf Hopper. who has every Saturday after
noon been entertaining a few charity children at
Wang, Will next Saturday give a block Of one
hundred seats TO the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Harry Sornrners. manager OF the knickerbOCker
Theatre. is also the manager OF Powerss Theatre.
in Grand Rapids. and this week he began summer
stock season there with a revival of The Private
Secretary" Charles BOwser is the leading man OF
the company, and Miss Dorothy Tenrant the lead
ing woman Stanton Elliot, who this winter sup
ported kyrle Bellew in Rallies playing the part
OF Bunny. Is the Juvenile Of the company
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IN MEMORY OF SAMUEL HoAR.

Boston, June "A memorial meeting for Samuel
Hoar. prominent attorney and nephew OF United
States Senator Hoar. held to-day at the Su-
preme judicial Court in this city under the au-
spices of the Suffolk County Bar Association Reso-
lutions containing a sketch OF Mr.. Hoar's career
and a eulogy Of his life and character were
adopted Among those who added personal tributes
az the meeting were Moorheld Storey. George V
Leaverett a classmate OF Mr.. Hoar at Harvard .
ex-Attorney General Albert Pillsbury and Attor-
ney General Herbert Parker Of Massachusetts,
Chief Justice KnowItOn spoke In behalf Of the
Supreme bench.
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COMMENCEMENT AT THE CASTLE

The commencement exercises at Miss c. E. Ma
sons school the Castle. at Tarrytown-on-Hudson
were held yesterday morning. The baocalaureate
sermon was preached by Bishop Henry C Potter.
ana the address 10 the graduates was delivered by
the venerable DR.. Frederic B. Van kleeck The
nla,-,ne Of the tree OF 'O4 class followed. and a
r,uitarv dr1u was given by the young women.
der the command OF Sergeant Barker.
The graduates are Miss Lolita Boyer. Detroit;
Miss Margaret Cavftt. T1ttsburg; Miss Florence
Cory Montpelier. Vt; Miss MiInie Blakesee Cor
~ Nau-- Britain Conn; Miss Marian Dorr. Bos-
zen. Miss Annette Heunphill. New-Eork city; Miss
Jeannette Hoover. Du Bois. Penn. and Miss Eliza
beth Reed Philadelphia
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VALE eLgg CLUB ELECTIONS.

Haven. Conn. June 5 CSpeciaD.-The Vale
University Glee and Banjo Clubs Association has
elected Edwin : Whitehouse %. OF Newport.
r l. secretary. and John a Stevenson. Is. OF
Chicago. assistant secretary At a meeting or the
glee club Hamilton Baxter. o. OF Nashville Tenn,
was chosen president. and William b. Sprague %.
Of Flushing. Long Island recorder. The banjo club
organized by The choice OF Harold BrU8. 10. OF
Brooklyn, president and Edward 2. Dustin 70.
vi Hartford. as reCOrler
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WILLIAM II. MILLER.

Battle Creek Mich. June 3-Supreme Master
Workman William II. Miller. OF the Ancient order
OF United Workmen died at a sauatorium here last
night from kidney trouble. after an illness OF sew
eral weeks He a ST Louis man. but Joined
the Ancient order Of United Workmen twenty years
ago in Kansas city, when a member Of the eii-
torial force OF The Kansas city Journal" Sew
of the Supreme Lodge officers. s. we'll as his
wife, who is prominent in the ladies auxiliary Of
the Ancient order OF United Workmen. were with
him when he died. lie was sixty-one wears OF age
The body viii be taken st. Louis
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BEBEE- HAsTtN6S--At St Thomass church. on
u D Emily Belle F-stiugs. daughter OF George Sey-
Hastings. % - Edwin l. Beoee. OF Hu1a-o'
y.
BROwN-NoYEs -On Friday, June s. az he House o.
Hope Presbyterian Church St- Euu bv tho Rev Ed
ward C. Moore r. =. q Sanorttse. Mass assisted BY
the Rev W n ". Bowie. u. d % 81 Paul. caro-
Lord daughter Mr. and Ms Daniel Rogers Moves.
20 Thatcher MaSoUn brown
MEIEHER-DE SELDING-On Friday June 8. 1904 nj
the residence o. th9 bride parents. FlaJ5ush Ions
T. c. Jackson. Helen. eIer daughter
and Aielics de Selling. TO John Stevens
Mecher. % Sew-Nork city.
TORPEY-MOORE-At Lyachburg. Va, Wednesday,
! Dr. James T Paxton. shirley Cornella.
CauShter Mr. and Mrs J.. :. Moore 70 Mr. Thomas
Dickson T0rrey. Oi Boston. Mass
wALTON-KINGNIAN-On Thursday. June at South
Orange y J. az home Of brides mother. BY
the Rev Stanley White Mabel. daughter OF Fl.
Kingman the lats Thomas 5. K-ngnnan. Perry
Walton
wOODwARD-CoNSToCK-o THURSDAY. June , 1904.
Church Utica y. Y. by the Rev DR. Bel
finger. Helen Mar daughter Of Mrs. Edwin r. Com
stock. Cromwell Woodward
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full maine and address.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELEEuERE-Dr. Robert Uteva. Munich Ba-
varis FIFTH ANENI- r,-t-omnander Z. Lehman
Glasgow. GILSEY-GeueraI A. ". Nosdes, Z :.
A. GRAND-Isueral " 5 Worth l.. ;. A. MAN
EATTA N-Frark ~. cheney South Manchester.
Conn., r. s. O. B0-reI, Secretary u the swiss
legation. MURRAY HILL-Cauan Murray. WiuEl-
peg Manitoba. UNDERSTANDABLE J. x.
MeIeln. of the University o. California. VIC
TORIA-W ~ Kent. Providence. WALDORF
ASTORTA-R X. Baker. president Il the Atlantic
Transport Line WESTAII NSTER-Haus Richter.
member OF the German ReiChstag, Berlin
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GETS rIrLE 10 PEOPLES eATHs NO. ?.

Mrs Elizabeth NJ Anderson transferred title
yesterday TO the property 5ox9s9 feet the north
side Of Thirty-eighth-st. $50 feet east OF Second
ave- TO the New-Tork Association for Improving
the Condition OF the Poor, of which r Fulton
Cutting is president. The property is the Peoples
Baths No . No SIS East Thirty-eighth-st. The
cost OF the land and building betrayed by Mrs.
Anderson. She presented the title 70 The property
TO the association for the OF S. This Is only
one OF her many gifts % charitable Institutions.
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CHAPLIN SCHOOL ExERcIsEs.

The prize speaking and closing exercises OF the
eglty-fourth year OF the Chaplin Collegiate School
took place at the school building. No. "a East
sixtieth-st yesterday, and were well attended by
the parents and friends OF the pupils The
mittee awarded the prize medal 70 Raymond Saoin
and second prize was taken by Wallace Robertson.
n Lord Buckley the principal OF the school, then
read the other awards
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MISS ROOSEVELT TO AWARD THEM.

Miss Alice Roosevelt has accepted an Invita- ion
70 award the senior prizes 20 the successful con
testants the Amateur Athlstic Union meet wHlch
takes place the stadium in s.. Louis today.
James f. sullivan, chief OF the department OF
physical culture OF the Worlds Fair President
Roosevelt Is the honorary president OF The Olympic
Games and Will award the prizes 70 the winners In
rha-a n
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing a. l-avese1-
Iera-u-e q 90 Heee-t and Troop .pr state camp.
Opening New-Yo-k University commencement week.
meetings ~ Historical society and Alumni Asso-
rlatrn luncheon and presentation - rss pole. Uni
re-ssrt HeiElrs
P.rase If Hrooslvu sunday school Union afternoon
Unye.r r % 1872 War raaer by ~ Auxiliary o.
RE American Scenic .rl Historic Preservation So
CIerr. Morn. rE-I-e Park afternoon
Columbia regatta N rhe Hudson ,. u-
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HUSBAND cur OFF BY WILL.

The vii Of Mrs Sau.e WaEenbach was fled for
probate yesterday. Clause no. ! said:
give the sum 90 * and nothing more 20 ny hus-
band. William WaEer5ach. because he left ne and
ulstreated me badly
The balance ~ the estate which amounts 20
about s4gto Is bequeathed 10 a brother.
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eopARo CUBS AT DREAMLAND.

Nellie one Of the trained leopards which are per-
forming In the Frank c. BostOck hippodrome at
Dreanland Coney Island. is the proud mother Of
two cubs. which made their appearance yesterday
afternoon The leopardess is the same which
rfs--aS On her trainer Buffalo last year but on
seeing the flow of blood showed undOubred signs
OF sorrow by licking the blood from Mile. Dorine's
boots and crying.
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MISS SUSAN E. WHITE.

Word was received in the city yesterday Of the
death in London England. on May - OF Miss susan
Elizabeth White. daughter or the late I'll NhIte'
of this city. Miss White died al the nome OF her
sister. Mrs. w. j. E1tzGerald.
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paeAL coNsIsToRY ON JUNE 27.

Rome. June s-The Pope has expressed his intea-
ton 10 hold a consisto-y June e. No cardinals.
n IS believed. will be appointed. bat new bishops
will be nominated. His Holiness may take this OPP
portunity 20 deliver an alocution concerning the
events leading up 70 the recall OF the French Am
bassador.
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CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY.

Nashville. Tenn. June 3--Confederate Memorial
Day was observed throughout Tennessee to-day
and State Offices banas and business houses wers
closed. The graves Of the Confederate dead
decorated with flowers and appropriate exercises
held the graves
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

SAT- RDAT t+tEi-At a. n. FOR Europe, per a Ger
manic. via thecbOUrg and southampton mail must %
directed 'psr Gerudnic'l. ESQ a. m. for ElI-
rHpe. per g LI"ania via Queenstown, $50 m.
f7~ B~.sun1 direct s. Valerla1t mail must b
directed per Na-eria1d') 93O a. scot
land direct per Ethiopia unaiI must 90 directed
'-ver .. Ethiopia
Tt ESDAy CrhlAt 80 Netherlands direct PEI
g. Stareudalu Mail must be directed
dam. $50 a for ITALY 3. 8 Ctrra
T1rtno nlaI directed per 5. a CIrta a
T1~iur-l
After -he closing u the Supplementary Tansatantio
Mails named above. additional Supplementary Mails
or@ned the piers Of the American English. French
AMI German steamers. and open until within Tan
Minutes os che hour Jf sailing Of
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JOHN HOPLEY.

Bucyrus Ohio. June 3.-John Hopley, who was
confidential secretary to Salmon P. Chase during
the Civil War died here to-day. Mr.. Hopley has
served repeatedly president OF the Ohio Editorial
Association He was the editor and propr etor or
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Tribune Local Observations
Bar.
hoURs Me-ning.
Inch.
sos

N ths diagram the continuous white liz. show, IN.
IN pressure Indicated ty TIE ribune. SELF
persfrr1 oaIpiieter The dotted line shows tenn
"-~tlfe - recorGed BY rae lccul -Veathcr Hsurrau
s., - ol'oA3a hecords--Tne following Official record
- - weaver Bureau shows the changes In the TEN
s-'aee Tor TIE last xeuty-four ho.r IN cornpar,.on
'-a tas corresponding date Of last v.ar-
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a. iti Berasure yegierday n degrees. Loves. IA
esis iass - = % ofslees. average for corresponding
ksf se1E 70 seEgees AVERAGE Coz ,orr.s,,a,v oa,.
I,oc,l g-ilte gesTa 81 dsrr-r, - ''f'--s 49,
sfoWs.. forecast -f'arfly riouSv 80 u.~.- a..
-S.th viads. '4Ssot1- And cooler sunday; fresh
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Ma. oulac 70 ADDRESS 1T.

Ex-CouFressnan LemueI Z. Ouigg viii address
the Federal Republican Club OF the XVIII Assem-
I.y District al its monthly meeting next Mon
Gay evening. at its clubhouse, No 70 Avenue u.
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
--3A

TRANSPACIFIC
r-r-u SVia Port Tampa Florida. this Office
dalIv except Thursday. Is 80 a. connect
fD- mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and
-arIrGnysI.
Tor dispatch steamer. closes this Office daily.
except sunday. 1850 > and 1890 D sun
DAVIS at y N. and 1880 p.
N1r,y barcols-EO
r., North sydney. and thence steamer closes
az mis- Office daily $50 ?. m. connecting mails
~lo.s here Monday. Wednesday and SATURDAY..
IAN AICA-By rail to Boston. and thence by steamer
closes at this ofhce at 80 m Tuesday Friday
SrIT-ELON-By rail 70 Boston and thence steamer
c1oaes at ONCE datly so p. m
TZF PUERTO CORTEZ Nv
~an 10 New Orleans. and thence by steamer closes
a. mis- once daily. except sunday D. m and
40 40 o m sundays +l:00 p. m and TO 50 d. m
connecting mail closes here Mondays at fI0:31
ny
rC,ST-A PIt'A-By rail New Orleans. and thence Nv
s+ean,er closes al Office daily. except SUNDAY a.
- IA . m and flo so D SUNDAYS al II 90 d M
and 30. so o connecting mail closes here Tus.-
davs at 1880 p m
4Isgistered mail closes al o-oO p n previous day
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

SATURDAY 4th)-At +.SO a N. for St Thomas. ST.
Leevlri and Windwart Islands. British. Durrn
and Frcuch Guiana per s. s. Manoa tmai. for Grenada
Trinidad De- directed per s. Nanla' a
a m, for Bermuda per > ; 9iaidad: az $50 a m
rrrs colombia be directed per
S. ZuIi1- .. at n Porto Rico per s. COamo,
Via $50 a. 1880 a n
for Fortune Island. jamaica and Colombia. except
tauca NIaglal-ua Dep 3 or
Costa lirected :. Saruta'):
Bahia. Ja1ero and santos mail Tor Northern Brazil.
Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed
Tennyson'1 >. az 10 a. m for cuba per $ Mexico.
VIA Havana 80 a. for Grenada. Trinidad
Cf+ai Bolivar British Dutch and French Guiana
Grenada at 10 Tor Argeltins. Uruguay and
Paraguay. ne :. Arablsran-
SUNDAY 5thi-Ar = a. COR Northern Brazil per
via Para. Narauham Ceara. .. m.
for St Pierre NiqGr0n from North sydney
MONDAY t6thIAt 1890 p n FOR Porto Plata D. =
TffpDclvte TsIrnois from Boston
Tuesday 01thlAr T3p a for Newton Inland 8 o
Rosalnd. $50 Complementary 1870 NJ for
central America except Costa Fca and south Pacific
,rrrs Advance colon mail for a
must directed per Advance D, at 10 for
TToiti Prins WiIl@r1 T Iuatl for Cape HALT.
port {e Paix Curacao Venzuea- Trinidad. British
T,,+ch Guiana directed per s. Prins Wiern
A. for - kits, Nevis. 81 En-at!us and
Martin. British, Dutch and French Guiana. a
TLCrl
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tShcud be read DAILY by all Interested An ob4ut.s
Foreign he weak dfrs- Trr-.
CLOS promptly n al cases. the GensaI Postofcs
toiI0Ws- Fa-c@lsP1s Mails close earer
closing shown Pa-ceIs-P1st u1a,IYs.-
many close at p
Regular and Supplementary nails
station tc0ve- Of West and Morton hair hO-
+1f@r taan closing tiTNe
I'7r'3ry Mails t1- Europe and Central America via
Colon. close hour later Foreign station.
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sPENCER-Dr. william d. Spencer q Daniel c.
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Eli White OF New-York.
ZTTTEL-At Mount Vernon. June Z. Edwin Evsrstt
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Also cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii PhiIiDpoax
expense foreign postage.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

ORDERS IssUED-The following army and
navy ''N''' nav N''
ARMY.
Promotions IN artillery WILLIAM W BALLARD
Jr. REX VAN Den corr I ana JAMES A.
THOMAS. from second % hrst Aeutehants
Contract surgeon VICTOR l. WATKINS. from Fort
Milry Fort Apache
Major CHARLES =. EOGDES. retired. Fe.
sumo. crarge recruiting station.
NAVY
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Captain IL h-''N rom -'1'i' -I0S+1a'' '-41sI'n'
Rome
Itaurenaut Commander o r PHI NkE>Tr commissioned
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L"e4's a.. - ,,aj- 1-5srs $500
Oh NV 'e''''''' No.
Lieutenant Commander J II SEARS 10 command the
Alliance
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-04

CAPTAIN LEMLY To RETIRE TO-DAY
Captain Lenlys term judge advocate general
Of the navy Will expire tomorrow. Captain s. ".
b. Diehl. his successor, commands the cruiser
Boston. which arrived at Acapulco. Mexico yes
terday. en- route 20 San Francisco. Z. P. Hanna.
the solicitor OF the Navy Department will perform
the duties OF Judge advocate general until Captain
Diehl reach here.