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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-31


STRAYED-A light colored Jersey COW
Finder please return to 1913 Fillmore ST
or either telephone All. Reward.
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Instructions for answering this kind Of
advertisement will be found at the
head of the Want coIumn.l
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WANTED-A purchaser for a new Oliver
typewriter and scholarship in the Stand
ard Shorthand school of Topeka: will sell
cheap; owner leaving city. Ind. tel 515,
or 621 Kansas ave.
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WANTED-Frame makers and ap
prentices at Mrs. Morrison's millinery
store, 1Q8 E. 9Th st
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WANTED-To engage country butter the
year round for family. 1900 Buchanan
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IDA c. BARNES. NJ. D.
MONEY.
PAVING.

CAPITAL. CITY VITRIFIED BRICK q
PAVING CO, lis W. Sth st. Mfgrs- Of
building. paving and sidewalk brick
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FuRN1ruRE pACKERs.

CA@@NAA L1e1A &<ANh-EA4SS-
CAPITOL UPHOLSTERING CO., IS years
experience in Topeka prices reasonable.
best of references. 125 W. Ith. Ind 1885
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FOR Rents furnished rooms for ligh
Housekeeping. 500 w. 10th st.
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FURNACE WORKS.

GEO. E. SEYBOLl0. furnace work, tin
roofing Euttering. spouting, furnaces
specially. S3I Kansas ave. Ind phone SIS
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

CLOSING out wall paper, good patterns
at &c per roll sos Kansas ave-
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FOR RENT-P1easant furnished room
with alcove. 929 Jackson st.
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WANTED-To buy steamer trunk
about 80 inches long. W. H, Journal
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RUG FACTORY.


DON'T THROW AWAY that old carpet
but send it to us; we viii make you a
fine rug from it, Write for booklet or
phone al The Mccormick Rug factory.
so Van Buren, st.
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JAMES b. HAYDEN, Jeweler and Opti'
clan. Complete stock OF watches, dia.
monds, Bilverware, etc. Eyes examined
and spectacles properly lifted
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THE COUGHLIN HARDWARE CO
Hardware, stoves, fine tools. 706 Kan
sas ave. Tel. e06.
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EQUITY-2:23A no other stallion in Shaw
nee county has sired three in 2:13A anC
better. Fee, SIS to insure, $40 by the sea
son. Geo. t. Parish, fair grounds.
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HAIR DRESSING.

/
| SWITCHES. pompaeours, ali kinds OF
hair work Mrs. Wax Week. az T. 6th-
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WANTED-Cister to clean and repai
r. G. Squier. Phone 1851. S22 T. sta St
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uPHoI.sTERING.

--~-~--~~~~-~-@-T~~s~~~--~ = :
RECANING, repairing. upholstering. Ind
phone 1145-4 Chairs called for. F. W
Whittier, 1929 Tyler st.
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FOR RENT-Large furnished room wit
aleoKe.- near. STATE Ileuse.-. sos ". 10Th s
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
BLUFFING, SAYS LAWYER.
Thinks Mrs. ForRes Hill Not Push
DiUorce Smt.

T. c. oSullivan. OF counsel for Acting Mayor
Charles Y Fornes, said yesterday that he aid not
believe Mrs FOrnes really intended TO push her suit
for divorce. He said he thought that nothing more
would be heard of the case after she and her
sci satisfied that Mr.. Fornes could not be
scared into payment OF u round sum- One feature
Of the case which looked like bluf. he said. was
the serving of notice MIR. FOrnes's counsel re-
Gently that John J. Hynes notary at No Isl
Broadway, had been commissioned by the Supreme
Court in Vermont take testimony in this city
regarding the divorce suit
According TO the notice in AIR O'Sunlvan's pos
session. Mr.. Hynes authorized to take the dep
ositions OF three witnesses on July Il, at his
Broadway office. The witnesses named Dr.
Frederick Dennis. who had attended Mrs FOrnes
professionally after her marriage: Benjamin T.
Lyde. Mrs. Forness father. and George W. Lynch
a theatrical man. No intimaton OF the character
Of the testimony the three witnesses expected
TO give was contained in the notice
Counsel for Mr.. Fornes did not appear at the
time set for taking testimony. having decided that
the court had jurisdiction so far as Mr.. Fornes
concerned. but a detective who went TO MI
Hynes's office saw the witnesses there The doors
were locked against the detective but 1t was
learned later that Mr. Hynes was not in the office
that day and had not been there for several days.
he did return TO the city for few weeks after
the date.
in the taking of depositions.' Mr. O'SuIivan said
yesterday, we We're informed, and the taking
one authorized by the court would be illegal We
regard the mysterious performance as oInn and
TO the captains office and settle. But Mr.. FOrnes
is prepared TO make a fight rather than be forced
10 settle that way. He will be ready punish any
person who tries to bolster up the false and
scandalous charges In his wife's surr Mrs Fornes
and her supporters are keeping out of reach. ap-
paFently, and think We have about heard the last
John J. Hynes was at his Office for brief periods
MNGnday and yesterday and then returned 70 North
mission TO take depositions in the Fornes case
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

Ofires-
NAlN OFFICE-No 15< Sassau-s%
WALL STREET OFFICE-No. u wiIliann-st
UPTOWN OFFICE-No 13st Broadway. any Anerf-
can District Telegraph once.
BRONX BUREAU-No 496 East i3ssh-st-
WASHINGTON BUREAU-No. 1872 FIST
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frsderick n. so=nnner.
No Ts4 Broad-st
AMERICANS ABROAD will INT THE TRIBUNE az
Fleet-st
Frank Gould & Co. 54 cxford-st.
american Express Company. No 8 Waterloo Placs.
1horslas Cook & Son. Tourist Once,
Ihs London Ofice OF THE TRIBUNE IS a convenisnt
place TO leave advertisements and subscriptions
PARlS-John Munroe & Co.. No Rue Scribe
lean WanaInaSer. No A Rue des Petites Ecuriss
Eagle Bureau No So Rue Cambon
Nc-San. Harjes & Co. Boulevard
Sre1lt Lyonnais. Bureau des Errangera
continental Hotel newsstand
TIE Figaro Ofics.
t5fentano's. No. 81 Avenue a. TOpera
American Express Company. No. II Serbia
NICE-CredH Lyon1as
oHNE A-Lombard- Oder & Co. and Union Bank
Tornabuonl. - -' - N-- ".
Aaquay & Co.
aAMBURG-Anerican Exnrass Co-,nanv No . v~-sS
nand SIrasse -- = ~N-@@
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
ROYAL SCOTTISH CLAN MEETS.
Delegates from All Parts of the Country
Assemble in This City.

The twenty-second meeting of the Royal Clan OF
the Order OF Scottish Clans begun yesterday
in the chapter room at Carnegie Hall. The Royal
Clan, which is the governing body OF the order.
now meets biennially. Delegates We're present from
nearly all parts Of the United States and Canada
There were twice as many delegates from AIassa-
chusetts from any other State New-York was
second Delegates We're present from California,
Manitoba, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec and
Washington About two hundred delegates and
past delegates present.
The officers of the Royal Clan are: Royal chief
W. H Steen: past royal chief Walter Scott
royal tauist George Taylor royal counsellor, John
Irvine: royal secretary, Peter Kerr royal treas
urer, John HILL royal physician, W. H Fraser.
NJ D. and past royal chief, simon Clark.
Mr. Steen, who is the postmaster at Braidwood.
Ill, presided. with Peter Kerr of Boston, sec
retary. Acting Mayor Charles V. FOrnes delivered
formal address Of welcome, 10 which the chair
man responded.
The meeting will last four days There will be
Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

ANpREws-on SUNDAY August l8 1895: at her summer summer
daughter of the late Cornelius ngsland Garrison and
s7th year of her age Funersl services viii ee held
the Brick Church 5ttEsl anG 01L On 80 ~ s.,
Wood Cemetery,
BENsON-Entered into rest. at Liberty \ Y Alhert
see fsPe Pesidenee No 155 BsevneaTs y
Wednesday evening. at O'Clock
"A 1903 az rest Gertrude B9ede sIgaT- - seTel' sass
daughter OF ne Iats i DE- - 'Isqe: & OF So a Greene G
ave Brooklyn. Funeral services Baldwin: wednss-
Tiving al il52. Boston. Philadelphia and Washing
ton ID. g papers please copy.
sH6dsT August 4s susan Pelo%sS wife Of CHARLES
campbell ana dSGgnIeF Fs11 81 t1s ssT ssT,icaI Vii b
held a. snst NS 2sS s 6 @ BIo0f{R m KnS y omit nj o
CURRIER-On Saturday. August II 1905 a. Lake Placid
Club \ y George e CuTrer in his SSy2 w. yeST sS-
/ on Wednesday. August ie at II a. m
DEzENG-Entered into rest At Geneva n 7, on sun.
day. August lS Evelna IarooP Dezsne Youngest
Dezeng Funeral services at Geneva Thursday.
166 Madison-ave-. Joseph Allston, son of the late
as 9gis FHneTa ssrvees Win held at his Tesdencs
| Thursday afternoon. August II. at O'Clock
EnRGKon Monday Angus; S sa = MARY s ieoT Of ss.
residence Warwick. " Y, on Thursday. 1sso m
WALLET on 3 M9nday A3 AUGUST 4 at White
vices at his late residence No +' Barker Tsrrses
~ W
2. m
LONG-At his residence, No. lis Pachc-st on August
Il. Robert K. Long Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MGINN-on Monday August - Thomas J. McGnn
Funeral from residence No. 102 Cooper-sr
"Wednesday $3.50 a. m thence the Church OF our
Lady OF Lourdes- Intermen in St johns Cemetery.
IL isoS GtheGine NJ wife q Levi MunsoH IN @ the sah
wear OF her age. Funeral will be held at the
friends Meeting House. Westbury, Island
Thursday August Il, 1905, at II m
PRINGLS-At Bridgeport. Conn August 15 1905 Ceotge
Prfuge 10 Friends tied attend
the funeral his residence. No. Ienox-ave
BRIDGEPORT. Conn Thursday, nth inst al T:SO
o'clock D m Burial Edgewater. n j. on arrival OF
train reaching 12Sth-st New-York. 112S a m
Friday. 18th inst
STRUTHERS-At Hackensack n J.. August Il 1908
Jessie Z. only aud beloved daughter OF Joseph and
Annie Struthers. in the Esd year age Funeral
services her late residence. West Andsrsnn-st on
Wednesday. August 16. at 2;S0 m. Train leaves
New-YoTk City. West 23d-st.. via New-Jersey and
New-York Railroad. l:25; Chambers-st.. 1.3O.
TILTON-At NewtonvIle Mass. August IA son Of Louis
y. and Florence Bolton TftOn aged 2S days
WARWICK-At Durham. n. Y August IN the S7th
OF Charlotte Amelia widow OF he iate
Alexander Warwick and daughter late Tho1as
Fraser Campbell Internent Durham On Thursday
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
VOICE GONE, ASSAULTS SISTER.
Mount Vernon Singer Held To Be Examined
as to His Sanity.

William Dennison. fifty years old. formerly a
we'll known singer of Mount Vernon. is locked up
in a cell at Police Headquarters I'm that city,
pending an examination : to his sanity. on
complaint OF his sister. Miss Margaret Dennison,
who SAYS that he threatened to assault her with
q Cuban machete. His sister said yesterday that
her brother was insane and that the alteration of
the mind was brought some time ago by losing
his voice
Mr. Dennison comes from a well known Mount
Vernon family His brother, James Deunson, is
a New York banker. and the Dennison family oc-
cupies villa at No 121 Archer-ave.. Chester HTl.
One Of his brothers is leading member Of the
Church OF the Ascension.
Il might well go TO State prison as to be
turned out in the street" Dennison said. But
If my sister says l threatened to assault her it
must be so. I am not going TO make any fight
They send me away If they to. Ny
voice is gone and 1 can sing more
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
MAY GO WITH DOCKsTADER.
Court Decides That Hurtig & Seamon Cannot
Restrain Negro Actors.

An opinion of Importance TO theatrical managers
and actors was handed down yesterday IN the
United States Circuit Court by Judge Lacombe.
wherein the court refused the injunction sought by
FIurtig & Seamon to restrain Williams and Walker.
negro actors, from appearing under the manage
rnent of Lew Dockstader. Judge Lacombe sustained
the contention Of former Judge A. J. Dittenhoefer
and David Gerber. the attorneys Tor the stars OF
In Dahorney." that the ageement existing be
tween Hurtig & Seamon and Williams and Walker
was in the nature OF partnership agreement, and
not the master and servant type or contract
The papers in the case showed that Williams and
Walker one Of whom is citizen OF Kansas. and
the other a subject of King Edward, enjoyed the
comfortable income of 10000 each annually, not
counting several thousand dollars derived from
song royalties.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
POstomcr Notice.

may occur at time - -
tlalls for the 1904 viii
Sss promptly in all the
ti Hesstered and Parcels-Post al the
t'eters
s1ts~. Fost Malls for Germany close 3 D
sIsns,h5F Mails for Great Britain Ireland
A-LSl uy lns White star Linz Wednesdays and
american Line on Saturdays additional dispach
- "oe oy ths Cunard Line when Cunard ssls
@ cdurday later than the American Line steamer the
the regular mails. 49, - ~
T-sIs Mail for Barbados and Great Britain
Regular and Supplementary mails close A. For-iz, E-.
corner or West and Morton half later than
uI1e SHOWN below (sxcspt that
oalls Tor Europe. for Central America va Co1-
SIose one hour later a Foreign Statfonl - -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
TRANSATLANTIC, NAILS

"SSDNiESDAY SiSDAY 0G-At $50 a. m. for Europe Der a q
1tsY| VA tynouth Gncluding France SwftzerIans
11tdIS, spain Portugal Turkey. Ee7-pt (,res~a 80
6 sn INDIA when specially addressed Tor this Etssrer1
o d m Tor italy direct Specially addressed onIv1
Pe,i > Lsuria; az II for Norway IPsrceIsPos
I-.sl. per 8 s. United States regular mall
Dennars when specially addressed for rhi s-a-s-s -
so QIl-At for France, SvyIrzarla1a
Slsn Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece an5 E3-tf-
tSn lncia. per 3 VIA
steamer 0S~'~-S 1-a1esS7o IoF TINS
l1Lri8 tIS(-At $50 m for Ireland. per q
ia, va queenstown tasO ~ Et1--,s
Enen specially addressed for this steamer A. a -
~ Lutupe. Per : 81. Louis C~hsr
~ a L 80 a m for Belgium Parcels Post Mails
-. = - SEoonand also regular
peia!Iy a11ressed FOR this steamer a. go a m ~
-utl1iid dLrecr especially addressed
s9d az $3.50 a. m for Italy Especially adfrsSse5
onIy). per s. Princess Irene -' ~--~N90a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
On the Friedrich der Cross. whlch {
NO DEsERTERs FROM THE DoeALL

In accordance with arrangements made fort
night or three weeks ago the Italian warship
DogaI, which has been lying at anchor for several
weeks past in the North River. sails to-day for
Philadelphia and other North American ports.
There is truth in the statement published to
the effect that she had been hurredly recalled 70
italy in consequence Of efforts made by Paterson
anarchists 10 tamper with her crew and 10 induce
them to mutinv to desert. That some such at
tempts have been made cannot be denied, but they
met with dismal failure, and the Dogah leaves
New-York to-day with her full crew and without
having lost single man by desertion
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. ANEsr-. WEST
INDIES. ETC


WEDNESDAY uS-At a. m for N,-4b.-n v-,-f -
R.rr,,39 939nlInie via Para and Manaos a m for
r ,o5qinsTy s nal oHyl per santurce also ordaaTy
drS p[ 90 o'asr & raTts Of Porto Rico when specially
ms ssSinoIs ToE IgFs IS Is91d Islam and Dominican ReDgb per
s SG5i5y6a a. 2so 2 m for Argentine Urusaay
THURSDAY d7,--At $50 a m for Argentine J-r,sIag
cnb 1b F@rasaay. T per Planet Mars: at m for
other parts Of Mexico when specially addressed for this
Paraguay. Der solder Prince: al II " 1Rq fol
Port de- Paix crscso "!S1 yes, 'q-[1gaing - sape Halt
when specially addressed for this steanerl. i2 m
other parts Of Mexico Via ranpico when sS91a 'aso a
M for nas1a Haiti ana a Mgasna M Bebsqfms1
FRfp4Y 7is@At SO ana5i' aa for .-v.r-,.
Ps[.geay sr - per & $ TsIssTa at . m for Bermuda.
sHrgRRAI R6Aai15 as1s a, ao 80 m f.. Sssouaaana
for Porto Rico Curacao and VenezusIa ps1 = n
caracas also Columbia via curacao when specially
nenJary 1880 Nicaragua (except East Coast,
Zone Cauca Department Of coIombia Esusao7 PeT eal
GGate4aa when e pSeia ssS nsSSo. ~, via Color also
a. $50 m; complementary oao a. M FOR Fortune
Island Jamaica ana Colombia except cauoa Mag
aale4a DepaTtnens per : Sloirts also Costa Rica-
at $50 m (slIppiemenrar7 10s6 a m e- e. T51ss.
St Crofx IeeTard and WtndVar1 Islands = 1sr sHoi =
Guiana when specially addressed this steanae-S
yana 10 a m Grenada. 81. vincent, trinidad
FOR BTazII per : Rygfa via PsrnsbHr9 n, T,,.. :. =
santos and Rio Grande do Sui Gncluding NoTthern
cialIy addressed for this steamer
NSr{CE--F1ve half iu addition to Il :
regular postage De prepaid ali forardsI
supplementary malls, and letters de0osited IN ths
drops marked Letters for FOREIGN Countres after
closing regular mail for dispatch a
will be forwarded unless such ADDITIONAL
postage fully prepaid thereon by stamps 81 epls-
transatlantic mails opened M -
the American English and French steamers Whenever
the sainGs occur at a later. and
may deposited in the mail boxes the piers OF che
German lines sailing rom Hosoksn suPglemen ssy
opened CLYDE Line pteF. The mails piers
hour and half before sailing time
minutes before sailing time Only regular postage
(Ietters cents a half required on articles
mailed piers q the American. White star and
steamers double postage Qectsrs
cents a half ounce) other lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
As TO PLENARY POWERS.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The Russian plenpotentiaries said TO
have fuIl mower to conclude peace with Japan.
Unless they do have such power they are plenipo-
tentiaries in name. but in name oniy-"those hav-
ing full power being the literal translation of the
saI-sn sviIsbIed word But II NJ Witte and Baron
poaep have these pIenary powers. please explain
~ bev,ildered reader the apparent inconsistency
of their no sooner getting Japans terms than they
,t1,,it them post haste the judgment and de-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
ToM /. JOHNSON MOTHERS EXECUTOR.

The will of Mrs Ellen L. Johnson. mother Of
Mayor Tom l.. Johnson of Cleveland. who died at
her home in the Shore Road. Brooklyn, on July IL.
was filed with the Surrogate OF Kings County
Yesterday. The assessed value OF the realty left
is 100000 and the personal estate is placed at
s25.OO. Mayor johnson is made the sole executor
OF the will. The henedciaries are MAYOR Johnson
and Mildred r Johnson. Tom L. Johnson. jr..
Albert W. Johnson and Helen L, Johnson, the
children OF Albert l. Johnson, brother OF the
MAYOR, who died time ago. The fine home
ia the Shore Road left the Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
DEAN TUCKER TO HEAD THE FAIR.

Norfolk Va. Aug. 15.-The board OF directors Of
the jamestown Exposition Company have decided
10 offer the presidency Of the company TO Henry
ST George Tucker. dean Of the Law School of
George Washington University. Washington. The
action OF the directors viii be ratified by the stock
holders al meeting 70 be held on FRIDAY arter-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
IN DARK ABOUT SANGER.
His Selection to Succeed LOomis News at
Oyster Bay.

Oyster Bay. Aug 15-Nothing is known here con-
cerning the reported selection Of William c Sanger
10 succeed Francis b Looms as Assistant Secre-
tary Of State Secretary Root and Colonel Sanger
a fishing trip in Labrador.
President Roosevelt had visitors to-day On
account Of the stormy ther he passed most
of the dsv bout SasamorA Hill He devoted sew
eral hours the disposition OF executive business
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

RRFSIIN-John c. Green. London, Canada.
FIFTH AVENUE-Arthur Pue German. MARYLAND;
Judge Charles T. McKenna. San Juan. Porto Rico
GRAND-Ileutenant William F. Robinson. Sth IN
fantry. Fort Niagara, Lieutenant Pickens =.
Woodson, United States Army, and Captain J. G.
Nichols West Point HOLLAND-Paul WenZ
Sydney. Australia. MAJESTIC-Baron Won Hen
gelmuller Austrian Ambassador. Washington.
MURRAY HILL-James X Mcguire, Syracuse.
WOLCOTT-J. NJ. Macdonald, Cincinnati
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
Special Notices.
Tribun, subserlptIon Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be BY o any address In
country abroad and address changed
desired. Subscriptions be given r.ellia-
dealsr leaving mere convenient hand thsua
in at THE TRIBUNE
SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY. scents WEEKLY REVIEW cents
" 2
WEEKLY FARMER cents
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
JUSTICE HATCH LIKELY TO RETIRE.

Buffalo. Aug. 15.-In reply TO message asking
whether OF his retirement from the Su-
Ureme Court bench founded on fact Justice
Edward W. Hatch to-day sent the following tele-
gram:
The chances are that shall go. Arrangements
not vet definitely made In no event shall I leave
f-nch Un;tf after court meets in October.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
COOLER WEATHER HELPS MISS CRAM.

LenoX. Mass. Aug. I.-Miss Ethel NJ. Cram Of
New York. who last night was believed 10 be in
a critica, condition, slightly better to-day.
One Of the attending surgeons stated that the
cooler weather had brought about the favorable
change
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

is readily accessible Harlem Grand Central
Webster and Jerome trolleys
riage Lots Sis up Ielsphone (so5 Graerryl
ofVt or representative
- Osiee. 20 aard ST. n. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
PASTOR ACCEPTS PRoFEssoRsHIP.

Utica, y. Y. Aug. 1.-THE Rev. George z.
Hunter has resigned the pastorate Of Chaplin Me-
rnoriaI CniversaIist Church, ct Oneonta to accept
the Ryder professorship az St. Lawrence Cnver-
srv Canton
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16

Highest temperature yesterday - degrees lowest g.
corresponding Gate OF last year
"a average for oorrespoading date OF last twenty-five
-
fa forecast ThundeTstorms to-as. faiF ana warmer
Thurslar f,esh - DIlsk shifting WINS becoming hofth
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
uNDERTAKERS.

FRANK F. CAMPBELL. 24i-s West .sd So
ga St Stephen Merritt Embg Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt the worldwide e-known un-
dertaker only place OF business and lsth
81 LARGEST IN the world. Tel ana fss Chelssa
New-York tribune., 1905-08-16
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII
be repubIished In The Tri-weekly Tribune without
extra charge.