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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Acknowledgements General J. S; Catn. y; S. A,
retired. ALGONQUIN-MajorF Frederick s Strong
United States artillery corps. HOTEL AST0R-B.
Berthoof, Paris. BARTHoLDI-Baron Won Bauer
Berlin BELVEDERE-Dr B. Faroslow, Berlin.
BREsLIN-J. Howard Pew, Philadelphtia IA A ID d;
Mitchell Detroit. CAMBRIDGE-Baro Speck Won
Sternburg, German Ambassador to the United
States Washington FIFTH AVENUE-W- o Cum
life England; Sir Chentung c. LANG -Cheng.
Chinese Minister TO the United States WashnigHt0n gH
LAND-John H Hammond. Pittsburg; James w.
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Shanghai: LADY Edgar, Toronto; @. Edward Will
son london MURRAY HILL-F. w. Gallemore,
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Chicago: Joseph e. Holland. Fairfax, Va. VOL
COTT-O. P. Crocker. Atlanta; B. j. Bright, Wash
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
SALE OF LIE eALLIENNE MANUSCRIPTS

The second session of the sale of books letters
and manuscripts from the library of Richard LIE
Gallienne was held yesterday afternoon ct the
West 29tfl-st.
The amount taken in was saCo bringing the total
so far realized on the sale to 81 400 The last por
tion will be sold this afternoon. About two hun
dred and seventy-flve items were placed on sale
original manuscript OF The Quest Of the Golden der
Mr. Allen also purchased the original manuscript
of THE Life Romantic" fer $15- The New-York
Co-operative Society acquired the original manu-
script of lie Galenne's paraphrase OF The
Rubaiyat of omar Khayyan1'' for $50. George D.
Smith paid Sl5 for lie Galenne's Book Bills of
Narcissus' and $50 for the original manuscript of
Barry Cornwalrs Memoir of Charles Lamb.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
rRANspAc1r1c MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND



schedule Of closing Of TraHsracihc Mails ar
OF their uninterrupted overland
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couver. Victoria. Seattle. which close D
previous day. close the General Postoic Nev-Ycr
fellows
Japan Korea China and specially addressed mail FOR TIE
Philippine Islands. via Seattle. close 7
for dispatch PEI 8. Kanagawa Mari
Hawaii. japan. Korea Chtua and Philippine Islands
San Francisco close az O. m June u for dispatch
Hawaii via San Francisco close at D. m June Il for
dispatch per s.. Alameda.
Hawaii. via san Francisco, close at fo~
Fiji Islands Australia fexcept wesel Catalonia
Vancouver and Victoria. B. c.. close az 2. N.
June IL for dispatch per Aorengi
Zealand Australia (except West. New Caledonia,
close at G D. m. for dispatch per sonoma.
Cunard steamer carrying the British
New does arrive in time connect with
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Of the Cunard stean1er.l
Philippine Guam. san close
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per Dcric
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az 9 D. June 26 for dispatch per =. S. Nariposa
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and Eastern Siberia IS at present forwarded VIZ
Russia
Sc1TE-Uniess otherwise addressed West Australia
forwarded via Europe. Zealand
places in the Chinese Province o
VIA British IndIathe quickest routes Philippines spas
the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded via san Frarr
WILLIAM r. WILCOX Postnastsr
Postoficss Nev-fork. n. y, June 2. 1909
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ASTOIN-At Central Valley, N. Y. June after a lin
gering Illness Helen R. widow Of Seiestin Astoin
Holy Communion 20th-st. and 6th-eve Bos-
ton and Montreal papers please copy
BESsEY-on Tuesday. 6 Henry l., husband Of
Laura searl Ressey friends Of the fam
vices, his residence, No. I62 Jeferson-ave
Brooklyn Wednesday. June {. at O'Clock p m
BuRR-At westport Conn on Tuesday June g. 1905
Ciarissa J. Downs, wife of Agernon T. Burr. IN the
4sh year of her age her late resi-
dence Friday June o. at p m C9[rIages yin "a az
1902 2. m. Intermeht private
CI-ARK-At the Bridgeport tConn) Hospital tuesday;
June 6, 1905. after long Illness: Jonn ~ Ctarh OF
New-York city. Burial in family plot at MILFORD
nson aged 70 Funeral services at her Tesdenee
No St. Nicholas-ave near 52d-st. on Thursday,
8 p m. Interment at Newark n y klndly do not
send flowers.
Mary B. wife of the late SoloIol "a
and friends respectfully invited TO attend the ~
7tf-st RGsevilie Newark. p Thursday June
s. interment at the convenience Of the family
HoNE-on Monday June g. Josephine: widow Of Charles
Russell Hone and daughter of the late John Hoey Fu-
neral private
EING-At his home Qobbs Ferry Hudson. Monday
evening June O. 1905. Hezekiah King. husband OF
Rachel Landreth King, in his SD year services az the
house Dobbs Ferry. Thursday morning. on arrival OF
train leaving Grand Depot at $3.50 a. m Please
omit flowers.
LEsIIE-Nonday morning June 8. at his residence No
2e2 Hancock-st.. Brooklyn Edward a Leslie beloved
late residence wednesday evening June Z. at $50
O'Clock. Intcrment private.
sMITH-At Greens Farm. Conn, on Monday. JaEe 5.
Cornell smith in the 18th year of hts Funeral
services Greens Farm. Conn, on Thursday. on the
to whicb special win be attached Returning al
3:34 P.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
rovrHERs BEFR1ENDED WORDSWORTH

The Lowthers have from time immefnoLiai piaSo gu
an inoportant role England In the annals OF sport
and Of nolitics Nor is their name unknown IN the
world of letters For the poet Wordsworth, o"eo
much to them. His father was the factor OF man
aeer Of the estate of the Earl of Lonsdale OF MS
day and was brought up, indeed, on the Lowther
domain in a great measure at the expense OF the
earl to whom expresses his profound sense OF
oh1,gat,on in his dedication of 1.-THE Excursion
Chanters could be written about the Lo"thers'
,ho,,+ their strange family legends and superst-
+,ons about the extravagances end extraordinary
6o,nes of the Earl of Lonsdaie. who was known oy
the name of .'Black James," and of another VINO
~ -, "a ..+ba- Wicked Earl" The present
head of the house. the fifth Lord Lonsda!e OF the
nrasent creation is well known in this country
which he has visited frequent occasions, ana Is
+hA obsmpion In England Of his friend Emperor
william The Speakers brother, defaio
Iowther was for many years secretary Oh en-
1oss,, at washington and is married to the daugh-
fer Of Atherton Blight, of New-York He is now
minister at Tangier and yet another brother
Harold formerly in the navy. makes his perma-
rept home out in Montana where he has big
ranch.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.

First annual Sunday school convention OF the doGese
of New-York, Synod Hall, Catheoral r'eleH'S
morning afternoon and evening
Commencement exercises General Theological Semi
nary, II q. m.
Graduation exercises of the Training School Tor
Nurses, Wards Island, p.
Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa Society OF New
York University by Charles A Gardner, me
Constitutional Discretion of the president I'M
versity Heights. p. m
Meeting of the committee of the Board OF
Education, 2.
Hamilton Republican Club entertainment No "a West
26th-st, p. n.
Senior class dance, Barnard College. evening.
Missionary mass meeting. Church of the Holy Apos-
ties. sth-ave and 2Sth-st., p m
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
Excpr,s As A cARIcArUR1sr.

His namesake. the Speaker, is married 10 d
daughter of Lady Mildred Beresford Hope sister OIL
the late LORD Salisbury and thus he has become,
4,,, tis marriage a first cousin of the Premier,
Arthur Ranour the son OF another OF the late
Lord salfsb sburys sisters and he ts also cousin OF
the present Marquis of Salisbury. who is in the
Cabinet He is very handy-with the fois-lnoeeo'
one of the best fencers IN Ensiano-ahu pa
III, o.oo- ort,st axcelling at caricature. Indeed.
# will he somewhat of a novelty to have IN the
Speakers chair digntary who will be able to re
lieye the edium of debates by caricaturfng the
orators and the knowledge that they are eAposiis
themselves to this may possibly serve as more
ee5cac;ous restraint to the unruly ones than any
measure of cloture
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
JAMES SMALLEY CLARK,

James Snalley Clark. assistant general passenger
agent OF the New-York Central and Hudson River
Railroad. died from complication of diseases at his
home, No rs Buena Vista-ave, Yonkers yesterday.
after Illness of six weeks. He was in his sixty
second year Born at Oriskany, n. Y, in 1s43. he
received his education in Niles Mich, where his
family lived for several years From Niles he
moved to Galveston, Tex, whence he went to
Yonkers fifteen years ago His wife was Miss Mary
Ackerman of Allendaie. n. J. Besides the widow.
he leaves two daughters. Mrs. Chester w. Newman
and Mrs. Charles A. Valentine. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock at his late
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
PosfoMce Nntice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested. changes
may occur at time)
Foreign mails for the week ending June 10 1895 VIII
close promptly all General PostofCe
oilows: Registered and ParcelsPost Mails close one
hour earlier tHar closing time shown below PsrcePest
MANS Tor Germany close at ) p. June -
Parcels Post Mails for Great Britain and Ireland are
elspatched by the White Star Line Wednesdays ald
by the American Line on Saturdays. An additional dis
patch Is made by the Cunard Line when Cunard steamer
sails on Saturday later than tie American Line steamer
the same day The Parcels Post malls close one hour
before the regular mails.
Parcels-post Mail Great Britain and
Ireland CANNOT be
regular and supplementary mails close at FoTeisn sta
tn (cor of West and Morton Streets half hour later
than closing time shown below Except that Supplement
airy Mails for Europe Central America. Via Colon
close one hour later at Foreign Station)
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AN APPROPRIATE TRIBUTE.
The New-York Times.

-Ium TIC new 1ofA I 4lfitS. -
The credit. only for this concept OF ma
ti0nai park commemorate great battle where
The yalor and military proWess OF Americans were
gralGIv displayed belongs 10 General Boynton, but
il due well 10 his skilfuI mana cement ul-
ceasing energy and genius for direction that the
plan so successfully and brilliantly consum-
, lnauec II idea worthy OF magnanimous
Soliicr and d patriot 1t is now proposed 10 erect
either in the ChicIIamauga Park AT Chattanooga
= monument to him which shall appropriately sym
aolize permanent peace founded upon mutual love
ard respect 're-establislled between geographical
divisions once politically divided and at war, Ine
idea cne which coInmends itself to patriotic cti-
.zeas North and South appropriate and deserving
OF a. encouragennenL
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
MEDALLIoNs FOR THE M. M. A.
New Director Secures Cast of Pope's Gifts
to Cardinal Wolsey.

London. June 6.-Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke, the
new director OF the Metropolitan Museum of Art,
New-York. has secured for the museum duplicate
casts of two terra-cotta rourdels five feet in d-
ameter, representing busts Of the Roman Emperor
Vitellius and Julius Caesar.
These medailions were presented by Pope Leo Y
to Cardinal Wosey for the ornamentatfon of the
walls of Hampton Court and were later presented
by the Cardinal to Henry VIII. Sir Caspar has in
formed The Associated Press that these roundels
represent the best terra-cotta work of the six
teenth century and that they viii be sert TO the
United States Immediately.
Sir Caspar viii be entertained at a farewell din
June IS. A notable gathering of art con-
ncisseurs viii be present.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
HEZEkIAH KING.

Hezekiah King, for nearly seventy years engaged
in business in this city, died at his home in Dobbs
Ferry on Monday, after q short Illness. He
Mr.. King to New-York and employed by
the hardware firm of John David Wolfe, Bishop &
Co.. in which he later became a partner. After
the dissolution of that firm he started in business
in 1856 at No. Sc John-st
One June 5. 1855. he married Rachel, daughter of
the late David Landreth, of Philadelphia. His wife
and their two children. Landreth Hezekiah King
and Ella Rodney. wife of Francis r. Masters,
1-iIye m
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07

should Gorky. whose case comes up for trial this
ae,z at ST Petersburg be convicted of the charges
brought against him, and be sentenced either TO
Imprisonment, to deportation, he will only snare
the fate that has overtaken many other famous
authors and poets IN the land of the Czars. Push
kin the Russian Byron, man of noble birth. al
though he had in his veins the blood of Hannibal
the celebrated coal black negro general OF Peter
the Great was sentenced to exile to Siberia for mis-
revolutionary ode ITO the Dagger which. sung
IN all the garrison towns, gave vent to his hatred
of noIitical despotism and police censorship
Schevtchenko, the greatest poet produced by Little
Russia and the of a serf peasant, was not only
exiled TO Siberia but likewise repeatedly subjected
TO the knout for his writings, in spite of which
thousands of copies of his poems. breathing ven
oaance and freedom were printed In Austrian Po-
land and distributed throughout the length and
hreadth of Russia. Alexander Herzen is another
of the eminent Russian men of letters who was hrst
imprisoned and then deported to Siberia
Trrgenieh the famous novelist, whose works
have been so widely read in this country. took
refuge abroad after having been subjected 70 sew
eral terms of imprisonment and "hen MS oody
aftar his death was taken back to Russia for in
+ern,ent the burial took place at night by order
80 the government in silence and In secrecy, with
ont any religious service. precisely as II 1t had
been the funeral Of a convict. Nor must omit
tho name of Theodore Dostoevslty. author of that
r,,asterpiece entitled Crime and Punishment, one
of the most important chefs doeuvre OF Russian
literature who after being condemned 10 death
for his writings, had his sentence commuted when
on the scaffold to years hard labor in the
,,,nes of Siberia, from which he eventually
emerged completely mentally and physically
broken man. 5-
Truly the way, not Of the transsressor, but OF
the author and poet IS hard in Russia and there is
hut one man of letters who has miracuiously es-
caped Imprisonment and exile though subjected to
accumulation namely, Count Leo Tolstoy who
owes his unique immunity to the regard and favor
entertained for him by the late Car Alexander III
MARQUIsE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
Mr.. REID AN HONORARY MEMBER.

whitelaw Reid, American Ambassador TO the
Court of ST. Jamess, last night unanimously
elected honorary member Of the NewYork Hia-
toricai Society. Mr. Reid has been member of
the organization since 1883. The honorary mem
bers body to which only four candidates
admitted annually Among the members are
President Roosevelt and Governor Higgins. Mr..
Refd's name proposed by Samuel V. Hoffman.
president of the society. Last nights meeting con-
Cludes the season.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
HENRY LIE BARBER,

Henry lie Barber. of Adolphe LIE Barber. Of
the once well known banking house of Pilot & LIE
Barber. died at New-Rochelle yesterday. Mr.. LIE
Barber was among the last of the French bankers
who did busir ess here years ago He was the
father Of Charles E. LIE Barber the well known
lawyer. Mr.. LIE Barber born at Savannah.
Ca. in 1881. He married Miss Emily Fargous, a
Southern belle, and leaves a widow and five chill
dren-Henry Charles Mrs. Laura Brewster, Mrs.
William Crofton and Miss Adele LIE Barber.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
NATHAN HALE's BIRTHDAY OBSERVED

East Haddan. Conn. June 6-The 150th anniver-
sary of the birth OF Nathan Hale was celebrated
at Nathan Hale Park here to-day IN connection
with tho annual meeting of the Connecticut
society Sons of the Revolution. Among those TAX
ing part Senator Morgan G. Bulkeley and
. Miss Jane Spencer the only living descendant III
Connecticut of General Joseph Spencer, IN WhoSe
memory monument was dedicated here last year
Senator Morgan q. Bulkeley reelected pres4-
dent of the Connecticut society.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07

PATRICK J. HANWAY.

Patrick j. Hanway. Editor and proprietor OF The
Vfgilant,' an insurance journal of Manhattan died
at his home. at Bay 10th-st. and Cropsey ave,
Brooklyn, Monday night. Mr.. Hanway born
in Ireland ffty-eight years ago. Coming to this
country young man, he went into newspaper
work At one time he editor and publisher of
The Brooklyn Standard" and afterward of The
Standard Union He had also been connected
with "The Mail and Express" and other pubIica
HanWaV two
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
HONOR MRS. INVENTORIES MEMORY

Boston, June CA memorial service for Mrs
Mary A Livarnore. the reformer who died
recently at her home in Melrose, was held this
afternoon in fremont Temple by the Massa-
chusetts Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Mrs Katharine Lent Stevenson, State president,
Among those who smoke were the Rev. DR..
Edward Everett Hale, ex-governor John AZ -
Long James H. Wolff, department. commandeP
of the Massa chusetts c. A. r.. DIR. henry %
Blackwell and Mrs Helen G. Rice Teeordlhg
secretary OF Massachusetts VIC. i. T.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
WYOMING GOSSIP.
(Wvo.l Gazette.

F7ron The Guernsey (WyoD Gazette
cossin is a humIning bird with eagle wings and
Soice like foghorn. 1t be heard from
nan to Bershehas and has caused more trouble
!Son all the bedbugs, ticks, heas mosquitoes.
coVotes grasshoppers, ehinchbugs. rattlesnakes,
Ss-ke core toes cyclones earthquakes, bliZzards,
snaalInox yellow fever, gout and indigestion that
Shie treat United States has known will know
.,thar the universe shuts UP shop and begins the
AL invoice In other words. It has got and
t.ii both backed up in the corner yelling for ice
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Edward Firth du Vivier who is to marry Miss
Mary Demonico to-day in st. AIMS Church. is
son of the late Edward Firth du Vlvier and
grandson of Mrs. Edward Firth. The latter mar
red Miss Bnsse, an aunt of Mrs. Schuyler n War
rem, of Mrs Reginald Francklyn and of John La
Fargo. George du Vivier will be his brothers best
The bride is daughter of the late Constance
Delmonico and a niece of Lorenzo Demonico.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
WILL SHE CATCH MEASLES?

From the wilmar correspondence Of The Dixie
(Ga) News.
Nr VIII Measles looking unusually pleasant
last Sunday; guess his girl must have talked to
please him
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
GRANDFATHER OF BARONESS DEAD.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
Milwaukee, June 6.--John Duffey, aged seventy
six years. died to-day at Racine, after long ILL
ness He was the grandfather of the wife of the
Baron Won Sternburg, the German Ambassador to
the United States The baroness was Louisville
girl whose mother was Duffeys daughter.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
OXFORD R0NORS FOR DR.. 0sLER.
University Will Also Confer Honorary De-
gree on Professor Gildersleeve.

Oxford. England June 6.-The Convocation of
the university purposes to confer DR.. William
Osler, formerly Of Johns Hopkins University and
now regius professor of medicine at Oxford the
degree of Doctor of Medicine and also the homo
rary degree of Doctor of Letters Basil I-anneau
GiiderSlceye, professor of Greek at Johns Hopkins
UniVerSity.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
Mr.. REID CALLS ON PRINCE OF WALES.

London. June 6.-Immediately after King Alton
SOS reception this morning Ambassador Reid drove
to Marlborough House and paid a personal visit to
the Prince of Wales. with whom he had long
chat Mrs Reid this afternoon called on the wives
of the Ambassadors.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07

Highest temperature yesterday, 81 lowest So
~ average for corresponding date last year rs
average corresponding date last twenty-five years 90
T.aS Forecast To-day showers; tomorrow, fair;
f,e.h 10 brisk north winds
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
coNsuLs CHANGE STATIONS.

Washington, June Cleo Allen Berghols, consu
at Dawson Yukon Territory. Canada. has peer
transferred to Beirut. Turkey, as censuI genera
and Gabriel Bic Ravndal, consul at Beirut mas
been transferred to Dawson as consul.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07

Cleveland, June 6.-Nearly two thousand guests
witnessed the marriage of Miss Lucia McCurdy,
niece of Senator Hanna to Malcolm Lee Mcbride,
of this city at ST. Paul's Episcopal Church to-day
The bride was attended by Mrs. Medill Mccormick,
nee Hanna, of Chicago natron OF honor.
Donald Mcbride, brother of the bridegroom acted
as best The bride was given away by Robert
Rhodes, her uncle, and the service and ceremony
were read by the Rev. George H McGrew, rector
of ST PauPs, and the Rev. w. H. Jones. rector OF
St Johns Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
PRESIDENT PATTON OFF FOR BERMUDA

Princeton, NJ j. June Cdr. Francis L. Patton,
president OF Princeton Theological Seminary, left
here to-day for Bermuda, where he will spend the
summer on hix estate. He-was accompanied by
Mrs. Patton
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLayyN CEMETERY

readily Harlem trains from Grand Cen
traI station webster and Jerome Avenue roeys and
~ nook Of Views representative.
A0i once 20 East 93rd St, n. Y City
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07

London. June 6.-AIbert S. Crockett. of the Lon
don staff of The New-York Herald" married
to-day TO Mrs Newkirk Tousey, daughter of DR..
c. T Newkirk, an American physician.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-07
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS


WEDNESDAY (D--At . a. m for Europe. per g. o
Oceanic. via Queenstown Liverpool. at T3e a.
for Netherlands direct Especially addressed ony.
SIS statendam; at $50 for Italy direct specially
addressed only) s. Lombariia at IL n M. for
Norway Parcels Post Mails. :. s, Oscar II. talso
regular mail for Denmark when specially addressed
for this steamer).
THURSDAY (s)-At a. m for France Switzerland.
Italy, Spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt. Greece and
British India per 5. La Touraine via Havre also
other when specially addressed for this
steamer; at $50 for Italy direct Especially ad-
dressed only. s. Nord America.
SATURDAY d0)-At for Europe. s $ New
York. Plymouth and Cherbourg (includins Ireland
when specially addressed for this steamer; AZ $3.50
a. N. for Europe. per 3. Umbria. via Q1eensTovyn
and Liverpool $50 a. for Belgium Parcels-Post
Malls F!nla ID (aiso regular mail for Belgium
when specially addressed this steamer: az $50 a
for Scotland direct Especially addressed only per
Astoria
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A Delicious Drink.

HoRsFoRD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
A teaspoonful added to glass OF cold water 4nvls-
crates Strengthens and Refreshes-