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the tenant All these arrangements indicate the
care that is taken by the Town Council i'm ad
nlinstering the common estate for the welfare
Of the working class. There is a higher ideal
than the municipalization of public services for
the relief Of ratepayers.
ore of the dangers of the new order of munich
nal progress in England is the deterioration Of
the councils from the multiplication OF duties
and responsibilities Every decade there are
new labors and activities for the councillors and
business OF the best class find that they
cannot devote as much time as is required for
the increasing business of the community.
Some of the most prudent and industrious coun-
cillors are forced to retire from the public SER
vice and their places are not infreauently taken
by successors less highminded than themselves.
without special reference to Bradford, it may
he stated broadly that many English towns
are not we'll served as they were in the town
councils There is too much work involved by
the complex processes of local government; in
ferior men with socialistic bees buzzing in their
hats thrust themselves into committee work,
and faddsts are poor substitutes for cautious To-
cal administrators. So far as Bradford is con-
cerned only two experiments of questionable
value have been tried during recent years. One
&c the establishment OF municipal public houses,
rot apparently with any temperance motives
nor with any Of the practical advantages of the
Cothenburg system; and from the contemptuous
references made TO them by officials I infer that
their success is doubtful from every point of
view Another experiment is the opening of
6epot in the centre Of the town where milk is
sterilized bottled. cooled and sold. The cost of
the undertaking is not more than $500 a year.
and the sanitary authorities profess to be well
pleased with the results. There is no talk Of
charging the enterprise by the purchase of dairy
farms and the gradual municipalization of the
milk supply. !. \. f.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Special Record and Forecast.-Washlngton. Aug. e.
Cool weather continued until Friday of tho week Just
ended Northern districts Mississippi
River. that time the rapidly. the
rise extending into the Gulf States the Mss
sippi River and the Rocky Mountains the weather
cool during the first half OF the becoming consd-
eraby warmer during Friday ana Saturday. There were
light showers during the last half the week in the
res On intervals in Nebraska and South Dakota
Iowa TO have been favored In the matter OF
rain was confined to the lower portions Gulf
States and quite abundant along the east coast BY
Week In New England. New York and Pennsylvania
there were local showers on the and last two
days Of the week and in virginia and Carolina on
Friday and Saturday only. The week was praccaly gIy
in Tennessee Kentucky Kansas Arkansas and Okla
The northern disturbances is now moving more nern !,
general thundersors SATURDAY nisns
and Sunday in the upper ohi states and
Western and Northern New England v. z,,aa M
There were local showers In East tiorioa- I'M
nois Iowa Oklahoma and the central and southern
Rocky Mountain region In the south ehcspt IN 81,
Mountains the weather has been generally clear Hgh
continued ~ sns soub and they are again
rising in the Northwest. ~, r--u,.us ..... will n,
The winds along the New Engiano oosss S WI uxbt
70 fresh southwest northwest South Atlantic Coast
Hight fresh and yariaee: ne SS aSs. xht to fresh
Vest becoming variable upper lakes light 10 frssh
.,rr Monday for European ports will have fresa
southwest 20 winds. with showers 10 the urai'o
Banks.
rorecast for Special Locaiites.-For Eastern New
yor showers to-day Tuesday fair: light TO fresh south
west 10 winds.
ror Western Pennsylvania and Western New-fork'
fair 10 day and Tuesday; variable winds
For the District Columbia and Maryland parity
clouav to-day probably showers; Tuesday fair hsh'
southwest 10 northwest winds. r,..s.v.
For New England, showers to-daFi cooler 'us'''''
winds
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FUNDS BADLY NEEDED.
SO That Fresh dir Children Mau
Not Be DISAPPOINTED.

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund to-day needs s225 to
pay for sending seventyfive children to the coun-
try.
On August 8. sos will be needed with which to
send thrty-six children.
On August g. S219 will be required to pay for
seventy-three children.
On August 10 there $50 to go. and this will
require s115s to send them.
On August II, s, ,263 will be needed to provide for
421 children.
The places all ready for these 9e1 children If
they can go the days appointed. 1t will require
amounts suited TO the ability of various people to
give.
The statement is given with the hope that It will
meet the eye of five people who will come to the
rescue and each one contribute enough to send out
the entire contingent for single day.
Smaller amounts will be thankfully received and
many smaller amounts will supply the needed
money. Prompt responses necessary so that
these 991 children may not be deprived of their
ticipated two weeks in the country.
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R. GoELET COMPLAINS OF "AUTos. -
They Scared His Horse at Newport-W. G
Rockers Man Arrested.

Newport, r. l., Aug. 6.-Robert Goeet complained
to the police yesterday of two large automobiles
racing on the Ocean Drive He said that one of the
machines carried the number 1891, and that they
going at dangerous pace. Men were sent
out from police headquarters and 1t was learned
that the machines were owned by William G. Roel-
ker and George A. HUM. The Rocker machine
was in charge of the driver. C. w. Bryant. When
brought TO the police station he denied that he
racing. This morning in the police court he pleaded
not guilty to breaking the speed laws, and
held in 800 bail for trial The driver OF the Huhn
machine has not yet been arrested.
Some days ago Mr.. Rockers man was arrested
In Middletown for speeding, but when the case
came up for trial it was found that the warrant
was faulty and he was discharged. Mr.. Goelet
was driving in runabout at the time, and the
machines scared his horses.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. CARLISLE.
Services for Wife Of Ex-Secretary of Treas
ury Attended by Mr.. Cleveland.
lRY rELEGRAPH 10 rHE rRIarNE. /

Babylon. Long Island. Aug. 6-The funeral Of
Mrs. Mary Jane Carlisle wife of John c. Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury, took place this after
noon at O'Clock at the Remsen Villa. the country
home OF the family. The Rev. George Downing
Sparks. rector of Christ Episcopal Church. West
Islip, conducted the services
There was no music. and the services lasted less
than half an hour. The flowers included a wreath
Of American Beauty roses from President Cleve-
land and another remembrance from Mrs. Cleve-
land After the services the bodv was taken IN
the Babylon Rural Cemetery and put in the Higbie
AZ the vault the Rev Mr.. Sparks read the COM
initial service. Only members Of the family ac-
eompanled the body to the cemetery It will later
be taken to Covington XIV
Among those at the funeral Were ex-President
cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland, Colonel Henry Wat
Isrson ts ana Mrs. Watterson. DR.. Bryant and Mrs
bryant Major Goodsen. of CovngtOn. Ky. brother
curtis, ex-Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.
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HENRY j, CROUCH.

Kingston, n. Y. Aug. 6.-Henry j. Crouch. owner
and Editor of The Kingston Argus" died to-day.
aged seventy-seven. He postmaster at King
gton under President Clevelands second administra-
tion and for many years was active in Democratic
noIitics He was born at Cortland n. Y where he
began his newspaper career. and later removed TO
Galena ILL., where he active in the Lincoln
Douglas campaign. His friendship with Douglas
was close. and he accompanied him on the cam
naiqr, tour in which the famous Lincoln-Douglas
debate occurred. He actively engaged In
newspaper work here for thirty-seven years up 10
30" years ago one son, Leonard Crouch. law
,,er ~ Syracuse survives him.
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BOLT KILLS 1: HURTS 3.
Rditscdy Station, at Crenshasc, Penn,
almost Wrecked.

Dubois. Penn. Aug Elm an electrical storm
that passed over Crenshaw. a mining village
about ten miles north of this place. this after
noon. the freight station OF the Pittsburg. Shaw
NUT and Northern Railway was struck by light
ming and Joseph Hire, aged twenty, was in
stantly killed; Steve Rendus aged eighteen, was
fatally injured, and Leonard Eckard. Gilbert
Short and Frank Maloney were seriously in
jured. They were shocked and burned about the
head and body. The injured are all young men.
The freight station was badly wrecked by the
bolt, but was not totally destroyed
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AOOIPH WULFF,

Adoph Wuln. who had been in the wholesale
millinery business at No. 5s4 Broadway Man
haitian, for thirty-fve years. died at his home.
No S6s Bedford-ave.. Brooklyn, Saturday fie
was born In Germany in 1886, but had lived in
this country since boyhood He was a member
OF the Unity Club. and the Montauk Council
Royal Arcanum. Mr.. Wulf leaves a daughter,
four sons and ten grandchildren. The funeral
will be held at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
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on Thursday morning he will take train 1or
Wikesbarre Penn, where he is TO ADDRESS a meet
ing OF coal miners From Wilkesharre ne goes 10
ynorning He is due TO reach Oyster Bay on his
ret,,rn frip shortly before Saturday.
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AUGUSTUS II. TAYLOR.

Augustus H. Taylor, of the firm of Taylor &
Bainbridge dealers in electrical supplies, died at
his home No 226 Monroe-st.. Brooklyn, on Friday.
He was born in London In 1874 but had lived In
Brooklyn since he was five years old For some
years he was manufacturer of envelopes. Mr..
Taylor was a member of Tuscan Lodge. F. and A.
M, and of Pro Patria Council, Royal Arcanum. He
leaves a widow, a and six grandchildren. The
funeral will be held at o'clock this afternoon.
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Annual outing Of the F. Carroll Association
Witzefs Point View Grove. College Point
Dr. Scohed TO lecture before the Bible Teachers
ing School, 9:45 and 1890 a. m.
Moving picture entertainment at Young Womers Chris
tian Association p. m.
Annual picnic OF the Tallahassee Club Manhattan Casino
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOTELS.

ASTOR HOTEL-Captain ]. B. Dickey United
States Army. HOFFMAN, B. Calvo, Costa
Rican Minister. Washington; Senator j. D.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

On the Columbia which arrived here yesterday,
we're:
a)0nsid Gum. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nc
James McCrea5y. Knsfry-
Johu Adams Mrs Joan Barry.
Among those on La Gascogne, which arrived yes
terday were:
f1nrte Maurice de Perigny. u. ). F. Parker.
The Rev p Giberton. Nine CeTNera
Ms 7 H. Wihterburn. 4ka&zsAfz,Sasz
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

II Keith's this week Robert Hilliard is making
his farewell appearances in vaudeville previous to
becoming a star under the direction OF DaVid
Beasco His vehicle is powerful oneaGt qram@ foa
Mr. Hilliard by Robert G. MacCulioch
Miss Fay Davis returned from abroad SATURDAY
Or the Lucania She went Immediately to me
Hudson Theatre to start rehearsing with Robert
Lorraine in Bernard shaw's Man and Superrnah.
wstsria Grove has captured European noVelty
which viii be presented for the first time next
Monday. August a This IS the -Four Rianos in a
sketch called In Africa" brought directly from
'he London Coliseum.
The Eden Aiusee is showing something OF inter-
@ est beside the Leipzger concerts. the world IN wax
ana tne cinematograph.
Frederic W. Thompson. Of Thompson & Dundy'
managers Of the New-York Hppodrome. said yes
terday that negotiations are under way Tor the
Production Of "A Yankee Circus on Mars IN eee
IN New-York last winter that Mr., Moss. the Hv new
manager Of the Coliseum. has begun arrange
ments for its transfer to London.
Managers Wagenhals and Kemper have arranged
with Walter Lawrence limited engagement Tor
Blanche Walsh at the Madison Square Theatre
commencing Monday, August o. in Clyde Fitch
successful play, The Woman in the Case which
ran Tor four months the Herald Square last
~ h-ason, ne principal members of the supporting
cast are Miss Dorothy Dorr Eleanor Carey Mar
un Aisop. FRANK Sheridan and William Wadsworth.
ne procucuon VIII be the at the
Herald Square
MISS Stella Mayhew' the coincidence who has at
traoted attention this summer at the New-Amster-
dam Aerial Theatre ard Gardens by her imitation
and character songs is under contract for term
o. years 10 Stair Havn. who planned to star her
The coming 2 musical comedy produe-
aaon. Through an arrangement made with Klaw
ElaEger Miss MayheW's starring tour viii be
Posi iPoned for year. and she will be a feature
M the new musical comedy. In Tammany Hail."
snich Joseph Cawthorne will star m opening his
w-hoTk engagement at the Herald Square The
aue in October
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FOR TORPID LIVER
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II stimulates healthy liver activity relieves eon
stipation. sick headache and malaria
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tion, when Trentham. with its church and its
palace and its beautiful park was granted by King
Henry VIII TO his brother-in-law George Brandon,
Duke of Suffolk.
Among the long list of n.ustrious visitors who
have been entertained at Trentham Hail during the
last few hundred years may be included people so
widely divergent Garibadi and the late Shah,
the latter Of whom. while staying there was with
difficulty prevented by King Edward then Prince
Of Wales, from inficting appalngiy Oriental
punishment upon unfortunate member of his
suite who had offended lies convenances"
BARONESS ROSEN AND HER DAUGHTER.
Baroness Rosen, the Russian Ambassadors.
is likely to become leading factor in the social
me at Washington, where she Is already Well
hhown and much liked. her gracious and kindly
hospitality when her husband intrusted with
the direction of the Muscovite legation there some
t"eiVe years ago having for her much popu-
iaii'y' she Is 2. charming and clever woman, by
pirth member of of the houses OF the old
russian aristocracy and a daughter of of the
most humane and enlightened governors who have
ever peen called upon to administer the great
province or Novgorod. Her daughter. who spent
her early infancy IN America, will not out
INTO society for another year so, being barely
seventeen years of age. When sne makes her
oeout she Will receive from the Czarina the badge
and title of ttular maid of honor to her majesty
Ihls Is distinction that falls the OF all
unmarried daughters of Russian Ambassadors
abroad after they come out" and consider
able significance attaches itself to the instances
where it is withheld
MARQUIS DE FONTENOY.
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sIEYENs0HALLr-on August 5. at the Barnard No 1o6
Central Park West. by the Rev Walter Cr1nVay
Augusta Elizabeth. daughter Of Mr. j. IIovd Hail 10
Walter B. Stevens. r. '
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Award. Fannie I. Sanders Eleanor B.
Brandegee Catherine A. smith. John F.
Hicks. Maria s sto4n sto5nei Row wiiliam-
Powell Fred = Williams. Whiis S0HSta1Ss Haarsy w.
Pychowska. Lucia d. zabrskie EtheIyn s.
ALwARD-suddenly. at Elizabeth. n. j.. on August s.
Joseph Award Funeral services on Tuesday August
ERNEST.
BRANpEGEEaAqgust 1905. at her residence. No 312
East & .th1st Painhsd n j. Catherine Amelia Brande-
late Anthony and Elizabeth GaIlaudette Fountain.
gust T. p. m.
c~QEmsuddenly, ~ in Baltimore. Nd. August I. George
Monday. August Z. at p. m.
HIGKs-on @ SUNDAY Aggust s Mrs Maria stearns
s. at p. m Burial at Tolland Conn.
S5a R.; August & 1so' her 5sids1s No
Jacob F. Knapp. Relatives and friends invited o
Presbyterian Church. Broadway 7sd-st this Mon
the convenience Of the family. '"''''"s"'
POwELI--At Glen Cove. Long Island First day Eighth
month Fred & Jackson Powell in his 2lst Funeral
at 2o4 arriving @ at Nassau Station at GS 7 Island ND city
P{CHoWsKA.At Hoboken. N j., on Friday August 5.
1905 ,I, Lucia Pyehowska aged % years Relatives
rom her Ists Tasdance ny u 7s 70 aIq JuT
on Tuesday morning. at $50 o'clock thence 10 the
Interment in Holy sepulchre csmetery Newark y J.
Butter sanders W Of the a Rev P Henry
Sanders and daughter of Maria and the late Theron
r Butler. Funeral from her residence. No. 433 5th
ave. on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock Interment
at Greenwood. Private
SMITH-At Rronxvne y. Y. August s. 1905 John
Feldhusen, of Mr. and Mrs Henry Willis Smith.
at OF his parents Wednesday. August
o. 1O:30 a m.
SLOANE-On Friday. August 4. 1905. wurtsboro Sui
Funeral service his residence. No. 222 West
5sth-st, Monday evening August : at O'Clock
STONE-At Mendham. " J.. August 5. General Roy
Mendham. Wednesday morning at IL o'clock Burial
Arlington.
wHITE-on Saturday. August : 1905, Orleans. Mass
Constance Waldron. aged years and months. young
est child OF Norman and Margaret b. c. White
convenience of the family
WILLIAMS Suddenly Thursday August 3. at Bristol.
Tenn Harvey Ladew Williams, oldest OF John
Tovnsend and Ladew Williams in the S1st year
Of his are Funeral his fathers residence. Stam-
ford Conn. the arrival OF train leaving NewYork
at 2 D. m. Monday. August Z; returning train due in
New-York at 500.
ZABRISKIE-At RidgewOod. N j. Saturday August 8,
1905 Ethelyn S. only child of David d. Lizzie s
Zabriskie. Funeral services Monday August a.
her residence No. 81 West Rdgewood-
o. n. Interment convenience OF family. at Ridge
wood. y. ].
In Memoriam.
CRAGIN-In loving remembrance Of my husband William
-bo diad Augu
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Miss FAY Davis returned from abroad Saturday
the Lucania She went Immediately to me
Hudson Theatre to start rehearsing with Ropert
Lorraine in Bernard Shaw's Man ana SupefIhdA.
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wstsria Grove has captured a European novelty
which viii be presented for the first time next
Monday, August "a This IS the -Four Rianos IN
sketch called In Africa" brought directly from
The London Coliseum
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The Eden Musee is showing something or inter-
est beside the I1eipziger concerts. the world in wax
ana The cinematograph.
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CEMETERIES.

CRAGIN-In loving remembrance Of husband, William
D. C'ragin who died August 4, 1904
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