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rRANsPAc1F1C MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule closing Trunspacihc Mails Is ar
ranged the presumption of their uninterrupted
land transit port OF sailing The hnal connecting
mails Except Registered Transpacfhc Mails which
close D. previous day. close at the General
once, New YORK, as follows
Japan Except Parces-Post Nails. Korea China ara
Philippine Islands, via Vancouver victoria
3. G. close at 6:3e m August 80 for dispatch per
Japan. Korea. china and Philippine Islands VIA
Seattle, close at $50 m August 80 for Dispatch
New Zealand Australia Iexcept Westl New Gala
donna samoa. Hawaii and Fill Islands. via San
Francisco, close at $50 P m September for dis
rytng the British mall for New Zealand does not
arrive in time 70 connect with this dispatch. extra
msils-elostns AT $50 a m, $50 a N and s:30
will be made and forwarded until the arrsvsl
OF the Cunard steamer.
Japan. Korea. China and
Francisco. close at 6so September for dis
TAHITI and Marquesas Islands VIA san Francisco close AZ
Islands. Australia except WssD New-CaIetona
r Vancouver and Victoria. b c.. m
September 10 for dispatch per Manuka-
dispatch = Alameda
Hawaii Japan Korea China Philippine Islands via
close at $50 Septenrhe for dis
patch per 5 :. Korea
Japan, Korea. China specially addressed mail for
Philippine Islands via Tacoma close at $50 .. N
September y for dispatch per . = Aachaon-
Philippine Islands and Guam. Francisco. close
esp September 70 for dispatch per L. Trans
Manshura and Eastern Siberia present forwarded va
instead OF via Japan. the usual
NOTEz-Uniess otherwise addressed. West
places in the Chinese Provinces Of
kuetchow. Szachwan and Kwangs. via British India
the quickest routes Philippines specially addressed via
hawai- ,s Forwarded via San Francisco S sxclusv.y
CORNELIUS VAN cOrr. PoasuAseoaA
Postefnes Nsv-Tork. y. T.. August -. 1SAA
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pIsGusTED DEMOCRATS.

From letters in yesterdays New-Yorx Times.
As constant reader OF your valuable paper
hope 20 you and all respecta bic journals now
honestly and decently supporting Judge Parker
rosn upon such incendiary talk as that ennanating
rom the foul thoughts OF David 2. Hill. Why
Is n necessary Eroop yifification and owdown
piatitUdes in this campaign
] shall vote for Judge Parker though / voted
twice for President Mckinley. but / was simply
disguised with Mr.. WiLiams's speech 20 Mr.. Davis,
and ashamed Of him and those who applauded II,
ard susptct that thousands OF Southern born men
fee do
According 10 well authenticated reports, Mr. Hill
nss nos yet abandoned his purpose 70 punish Judge
Cutler for his decision IN the Duchess County case,
and has determined refuse him a nomnation for
chief Judge OF the Court OF Appeals as proposed
by the Republicans and as favored by everybody
who is opposed dragging the judiciary INTO
politics. Many OF US are interested 70 know Wnas
those independent newspapers VINO condenaned MI
Hills course so scathingfy ten years ago put are
nos supportirg his candidate for the Presidency,
toward his present plan TO punish Judge CnLIen
and make partisan nominations Tor the TWO FHcsA-
ces on the Court Of Appeals bench.
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imprisoned for time in the Tower Of London
account of his religious belief

Lord Kilmorey. whose son. Lord Newry. is re-
ported from London TO be engaged to Miss Lulu
Pfzer. daughter of Charles Pdzer, Of New-York
and Newport. is the landlord and owner Of ST
Jamess Theatre in London. and has all his life
long been interested in theatrical enterprises hav
ing had much experience a manager. one of his
productions having been the "Danscheffs" Few
amateur actors can play with more professional
finish. and in society knows more about
music, his countess famous beauty, shar-
ing his tastes, especially in connection with the
stage having been herself the proprietor OF the
Giooe Theatre in London, where "Charley's Aunt
was nrst produced. Lord Kimorey is a warm
friend OF the King. on whose staff he figures as
aloe-de-camp, is much appreciated By his sovereign
as teller of dro Irish stories and formerly was
member of the household of the Kings sailor
brother the late Duke OF Edinburgh and Coburg
"hotn ne attended during his trip around the
world on board the man-of-war Galatea
he bore the title Of Lord Newry in those davs
ana was with the duke when O'FarreH made his
attempt 10 assassinate the young prince in Aus
tFaAa' In fact' 1t was "Kilkie" the name by which
LORD kilmorey is popularity known among his
friends, who after seeing the wounded prince in
the hands OF the doctors, rescued the woud-be as
sassin from the indignant crowd which led bv an
excited American present was determined to lvncb
Nun Ofarreh subsequently, expiated his crime on
the scafold in spite of all the efforts made bv
Frince Alfred TO secure communication OF the capi-
tai sentence imposed upon his assailant
Lord kflmorey. who comes OF the ancient family
or Needham one Of his ancestors having been
common Sergeant OF London and Member OF Paria-
ment for the city far back as 1919 has large
estates IN ireland. and at Mourne Park his an
cestral seat IN the Emerald Isle. there is fine col
lection OF pictures by Gainsborough artists Of
the Dutch school He also has extensive interests
III Australia, and is connected with a gigantic
schene for providing the city OF Adelaide with
new harbor at a cost of s1jO0OOd0, to come out of
the pocket of the British investor
Finding that difficulties being placed in the
way by the South Australian legislature he gave
vent 10 his annoyance in a letter which he ad-
dressed TO every member thereof containing among
other Things the menacing sentence Il shall be
bound to say things IN sef-defence which NAV lead
to very disagreeable results" This was regarded
as breach Of privilege, and a vote passed
summonfng the offending earl to the bar of the
House The matter, however. eventually com
promised by being referred TO and buried by a
parliamentary committee. and thus the world was
deprived Of the spectacle of British peer of the
realm being committed for contempt by colonial
legislature MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1904-08-29
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Private view. Metropolitan Museum Of Dino coec-
tion OF arms and armor.
Election Of colonel 23d Regiment armory night.
Closing
exhibition OF work. Young
Women's Christian Association. no. : Fifteenth
8 p. Free TO girls.
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fearless discharge OF duty the part OF the Aca-
denic Board. both sustained by public sentiment.
can protect the academy. Starting second West
Point Will not meet the case. and would probably
Increase the evil. CALEB HUSE.
u s NJ. A. 1851
Highland Falls. n. 7, Aug. 9. 1904
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Foreign mails for the week ending September T.
1904 viii close PROMPTLY casesl at the Gen
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gust 81 and September s.
ana supplementary mails close Foreign
Staton tcorner OF West and Morton
later than closing time shown (except that sup
peihentary Mails for Europe and Central America via
Colon close one hour later Foreign Stationl
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NO VISITORS AT SYCAMORE HILL.
President Roosevelt Passes a Quiet Sunday
Mo Guests Expected To-day.


Oyster Bay. n. Y, Aug 2S-President Roosevelt
and his family attended service at Christ Church
this morning. The Rev. H. H. washburn the rec
tor. preached Belief which was
heard by congregation that comfortably filed
the church.
No visitors received at Sycamore Hill to-
day, and Secretary Loeb said this evening that
none were expected Tomorrow
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GREAT WORLDS FAIR CROWDS.

81. Louis, Aug. 2s.-The attendance at the Worlds
Fair last week more than l25.0e0 in excess OF
any week since the exposition opened. Saturdays
attendance Is, ,69s the largest for any single
Gay since the opening day, with the exception of
july 4. when 2.I40 persons passed through the
gates. The average daily attendance for last week
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CRAWFORD-On Sunday morning. August 2s. AZ
residence The osborne. No. POS West 57th-st., DR..
William II. Crawford. 55th h age.
Funeral services from his late residence wednesday,
August 81, at II a.
QUINTARD-At Columbus. Ohio. on Thursday August
% 1904, Jane Hayden Quntard. widow OF William
Isleworth Gutnard and daughter Of Nj and Mrs VIII
lam e. Hayden, No. $50 West 59th-sr Nev-Yorx
Funeral services the Church Transnx,1rstor
East 29thst. Monday August 20. 1904 $3.50 a. m
Interrent Ksnsco Cemetery
sHIEI.DS-suddenIy. August &c. at Newport R. /
Professor Charles ". Shields. D. D. LII. D. OF Prince
University. IN the sOth of his Funeral at
Trinity Church. Princeton y. j. Monday. August %
o'clock.
TUCK KERMAN-Sudden Ipswich, Satur-
August % Charles Saunders Tuckerunan. 50
Funeral a Ipswich Tuesday
VAN NORDEN-Sunday evening. at the residence OF
her brother in-iaw. W ? Sleght No 22T
South Sdave., Mount Vernon, n. Y. Miss Sarah A
Van Norden. aged IS Funeral services a. house
Tuesday evening. at oclock. Interment Wood
Wednesday morning
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

HOLLAND-A L. Van Antwerp. Mexico. PLAZA
Charles Bogue, Iryington. SAVOY-The Rev.
Hugh Black Edinburgh; Sighor e Mayor des
Planches, Italian Ambassador to the United States
Washington. WALDORF -ASTORIA-C. S Rob
erts Chicago WOLCOTT-Marshall NJ Gillian,
Richmond.
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HIghest temperature yesterday Id degrees lowest 50
degrees; average degrees for corresponding
date &c for corresponding date
las1 twenty-fve years. 20 degrees.
forecssFar and warmer to-day, Tnesday rairs
fresh southwest 20 west E.nss-
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
4
TUESDAY fSOt

TUESDAY tSOthD-At 7:3O a. m for Netherla,5s IL
rect per s Potsdau mail must hz Jirsc@sS -
3 Potsdann"1 - - ~-S~ -
WEDNESDAY (3Ist}-At $50 a. m for L.ve-pooI
scotland Ireland and France. per s Teuton5r -ts
queenstown and Liverpool (rnail for other parts os
europe must be directed per s. s. Teutouic'sl- ar
t ~ 2, m. f9r Italy direct per Citta NapoII
tnlali must be directed per Cftta III NanoIip-
az ~ a m for Denmark direct. per $ s oscar III
-ILna1! must be directed Oscar II ~
IFtS1JAI tlst)-At $50 a n EurCra
Deutschand. via Plymouth. CherbourE ana zfaurf,rS
mail Tor France be directed per reufsrhee
Gahd , at a. n for France Switzerland ItaIy
Gpalh' Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece and BritiSh
india per La Bretagae Via Havre mail f,- th--
tagEe'). - = . - D1e-
SATURDAY C3d)-At n. m for Europe psr = a s.
fauI VIA Plymouth and Cherboury mail for Ir.la1f
S1T % ED Dr 1af@Gtsd Der $ 8 St Paul.; $50 a
europe. per s Uuibria- ara
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AAehora mail must be directed per $ Anchoria'1
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SEASONS FRESH AIR WORK ENDS.

Thanks 10 the quick and generous responses to
the appeal OF The Tribune Fresh Air Fund for more
money, $50 children were not disappointed in go
ing TO the country last week. They will have Just
time enough to complete their fortnight's stay
and return in time for the opening of the schools.
II is significant fact during the entire week
every party save had its full quota OF children
on hand and in place of the three boys who failed
TO appear for the final party, three others were
quickly found and sent on the following day, so
that the full number now in the country.
Middletown, n. 7; Ashford HILL N. Y: ShOkau
y. Y. Interlaken. Mass; Fairfield, Conn. and
Chapel Hill. n. J., all received their full complement
OF children last week This finishes the work Of
sending children to the country for the season OF
1904
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC.
M9NDAf Af Sssthl-At u m for Pernambuco. Maceio
ssantos Rio Grande do sui Argentine Uruguay and
PARAGUAY. per $ 5 Hathor (nan must be directed
TUESDAY ts0th)-At $50 a n. Complementary I0ss
a M for Nicaragua texcept East Coast) Tfordliras
except East COAST. Salvador Panama. Ecuador
Peru. Bolivia Chill per 5 3 Advance via c-1Io5,
(1an for Guatemala and Department OF Ce,,c, IN
oioHloia must De directed per $. Advance'l: ar
$50 a m supplementary 10 so a M for Inax1is
Port de Paix, Cape Haiti Gonatves ST Marc Jsrs-
ME ana Masdalena DEPARTMENT Colombia ns-
s 8 Adirondack tmaH other parts Of F4si-f -
" E.bNESHAY (slstl--At 10 a N. for Haiti per : =
Srah1e Nassau mail for Curacao. vsnezueIa Trnf-
directed per : = 0ran5e Nassau''); at II 50 a m
LOT Srazu per 3 Moorish Prince. vita Pernanattro
argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay must BE- dj-A~-sS
per = > Moorlsn Prince }: at D. m for Argsa-
THURSDAY ustl-At N. for cuba Yn-s+sT s,-
Sampeche per = Vgilancia for other psrrs ~
l. supplementary 1880 D M for 6sbs1s 6,1 > a.
5 Saratogs. via Nassau for Mexico "a r.,7
Complementary 1890 E. r. FOR Bahs1as al 81 = m
Antilia via Nassau tmail must directed 'sper a =
Turks Island and Dominican Republic per : $ Chsro
Ciuadeoupe Barbados Trinidad BrfIish r,,, ;
French Guiana. per $. Caprsia: al $50 D m fo-
SATURDAY (3d-At m. FOR Argentine ITruz,,s, an,
Paraguay. per $ s. Canning: 7:3O a m for Nsa-
LuulllaiI-' d a. complementary
s'5o 4 M tor Porto Eteo curacao and Venezuela
Philadelphia mail for Colombia must be srs~fs5
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lOSO a M Ior fortune Island. Jamaica
Magdaiena Dept AIIsghanv mail Tr-
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$50 a. m tSuppisnentary l-3H a. nTl for 81.
81. Crotx. Lesward and Windward Islands. British
Dutch and French Guiana. per : :. Fontabelle 10
a for Cuba $ Morro Castle. Havana: at
10 a. for Grenada. Trinidad Ciudsd Bolivar per
5. Maraval; AZ 1890 D m for Cuba. per $.
Curttyha via Matanzas traaiI be directed Per
$ :. CuTityba)-
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

cUBA-via Tampa. Florida closes this oa-s
daily THURSDAY 1870 a. N Connecting
mails here Mondays Wednesdays Satur-
MEXICO CTTY-Overand. specially addressed for
dspatch closes this offcs
sunday. al 1850 m. and I0:S0 .. m sundays a
o m. and 1880 n m
NEWFOUNDLAND (excepr Parcels Post MaIIS,-By ran
North sydney and thence by steamer closes this
daily a $50 connecting close ters
every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday,.
IAMAICA-By rail Boston ard thence
this Office at $50 Tuesday Friday
NIQCELON-By rail to Boston, and thence By
closes this office daily at $3.50 D.
british HONDURAS HONDURAS East Coast)
GUATEMALA-By rail w-Orleans and thence by
steamer this Office daily. except Sunday.
m. and TlO:3O ?. m. Sundays II D m and
4lO:s0 D. connecting mail closes Mondays az
+10:30 p nj.
COSTA RICA-By rau to New-orIeans. and thence BY
closes az this orce daily. Sunday
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t1O:30 D connecting mail closes here Tuesdays a.
t1O:30 M.
NICARAGUA East Coastl-By to New-OrIeans and
closes this offce daily
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VI m and fIO.S0 connecting mail closes he-s
Thursdays t1O-S0 p. M
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NOIICE-five cents half ounce IN addition to tn.
i postage must be prepaid all letters
Narded the Supplementary and letters de-
poSte IN the drops marked Letters for
IrfeS atter the closing all
OsbAtch ny particular vessel. will
unless such additional postage fully prepaid thereon
Dy stamps supplementary Transatlantic
99pensG on the piers OF the American. English and
r reflcn steamers. whenever the saiIirgs
N or later and late mail be deposited b
mai boxes on the piers OF German Lines sailing
rom HoDoken- mails hour
and half before sailing time minutes
OVIore saiiins time Only regular tIettsrs
cents naif ounce is required articles mailed
piers OF the American. White Star and German sea
Post( steamers; double postage Oetters 10 cents hat
ounce) other lines. -
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THE TRIBUNE will be by mail any address
IN this country abroad, and address changed a.
often as desired. Subscriptions be given you
regular dealer before leaving. more convenient
hand them al THE TRIBUNE ONCE.
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKINGS.

Great Pineiswn Cemetery.-Privat- station. Public
nausoleum. Every convenience. 46 W saith 81
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Tribune Local Observations--
Bar
Inch.
sos

In this diagram continuous white line shows ths
changes IN pressure indicated by The Trbune's self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
nerature as recorded by local Weather Bureau.
Local cniciaI Record-The following official record
,-on The Weather Bureau shows the changes in tenn
perature tweny-four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date of last
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AL, a. r.+.vs, of Neg-York and Of Cuba, whose
.,1aveuent 20 Sir Anthony Copes son mas JUST
Sc, announced is marrying into one or the OLDEST
Families in England which is extensively repre-
xented in tits country. For. whereas the SIR An
-, cana NJ to-day is descended from his name
49, .e ,,.s Chamberlain to Queen Catherine
Tarr one of the numerous consorts OF tnat roSa4
-,,n.hs,-d Ktnx Henry VIII that Sir Anthony
- an alder brother Stephen, Sergeant OF the
-,~,,r- 20 King Henry VIII and ancestor OF the
Copes Of America - -
ca Apthouy's haronetcy is one OF the more an
.,an+ having been created in loil' aho MS G"u''J
80, r,r.nsrtu grand old Jacobean mansion In
SEQ. - n,nIcb has been portrayed by Lucas
-. r,s-. William Harrson) In her novel, SIR
-sIaha-d Catmady" Bramshin stands on the slope
- -, a,,,,e,,ce leading from Hartley whitney 10
e...heedsaye the latter being the country seat
= a.. r,,ks of Wellington Bramshin was oris-
~ h,,,,+ aa a palace for Prince Henry, the eioest
.or of King James I. and is the traoitio"A4 80
son 80 ~ wts,letoe Bough tragedy, while another
= a.. ~.or,es Is that when George Aboot the
"t t1.S =, Canterbury stayed there in 1870 he
r,ck which he missed killing instead the
reos ~.r,skeeper II was visited oy queen VIC
- 90 prince Albert IN 1s43 and KING EDWARD
was there in lSl. .o- =, rr,zs-s
IT,. Ia.a Charles Kingsley was rector OF EVers-
Ia, .na nar,sh 10 which Bramshill belongs ana
80 - - =, rrinxsiey's daughter. the novelist was
led TO portray Bramshiii IN her mover ei.9 C -
-, o,anca of Sir Anthony and Lady Cope. as
~ ,. ,beir home has been oyerrun with
.-. ~ one kind and another. readers ana
s,Irars of sir Richard Calmady.
g., antbony by-the-bye, Is Cathohc. MS
-, 81 vy,lIatu the patron OF Charies hiflss-
80, ta,, rhe army TO become an Anglican eIeIss-
- ,,,d s,es as a canon and horariah OF "ese
nir.,rr Abbey The first Sir AnthonS oop. ~
:, rhs most rabid 6sa QrtDtion and was
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Burnett's Vanilla

| is Don't let your grocer o a cheap and
| dangerous substitute. Insist having Buruetts
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win bs
hargc.
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Frank f. Campbell. ed st-Stephen Merritt, Er,b'rv
Tel. 1924 and 1885 Chelsea 34I-3 West 7sd 81
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