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New-York tribune., 1905-07-24
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT
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Newport r. l., July 23-It dismal day IN
Newport and there little going on OF social
nature. There was a downpour OF rain until well
into the afternoon, and a result there was little
life in the avenue This evening the regular Sun
day night concert held at the Casino. but
there was a small attendance OF the cottagers.
Luncheons were given this afternoon by f. j. Ber-
wind and Mrs. James B. Haggtn. and this evening
there were dinners by Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh.
Mrs Elisha Dyer. jr. and Mrs. ]. W. Gerard at
their villas.
Mrs. Zabriskie has issued invitations for a mu-
steal tomorrow afternoon at which Campanari will
sing. 1t will be attended by large number Of the
cottage colony.
Morton Nichols, OF New-York. is the guest OF T.
Suffern Taller for few days. Nine De stuers is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed. and
Mrs. Maxwell Stevenson is the guest Of Mrs. James
P. Kernochan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick W. Vanderbilt arrived at
Newport last night on the steam yacht Warrior,
and this afternoon they were entertained at
luncheon by Mrs Alfred c. Vanderbilt at Oakland
Farm. This is the first visit to Newport for Mr.
and Mrs. Vanderbilt in several years They came
to Newport TO make arrangements for the opening
Of Rough Point for fete for the benefit OF the
Newport tuberculosis Society August II
Paul Rainey entertained at luncheon this after
noon on board the steam yacht Anona.
Mr.. and Mrs. William K Vanderbilt, jr returned
to their Long Island home tonight on the turbine
yacht Tarantula-
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ma. cHoATE's MANTLE.

Prom The Pail Mall Gazette.
Independence Day might almost be christeneo
Reunion Day after reading the speeches ex-
changed by English and American representa-
tives al SATURDAYS banquet Lord Lansdowne
expressed the felicitous relationship now exist
ing between the two countries very apty wheh
he said that the football OF Mr Choate occa-
stoned no Infselyings when IL was heard In the
corridors OF the Foreign Office; and MI WhiteIaw
Reid IN his first formal and public appearance as
Mr. Choste's successor showed himself heir 20
the mantle as well as the office OF that amiable
oipomatist. Angio-American friendship prom
ises To initiate a thOroughgoing regeneration OF
the profession OF diplomacy Those who repre-
sent England and the United States In each
others capitals have no occasion 10 lie Tor the
good OF their country" They have only 10 give
faithful expression 20 the sentiments or their
respective peoples sn order 10 secure the best
Cor gil those Interests which It Is possible for
flVlenscy 20 make or mar
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreeast.-Washington. July %.
Tho week that ended Saturday the 22d inst. opened
with ahnormally weather everywhere OF the
Rocky Mountains. in the South. where normal
temperatures prevailed during the week high
peratures Missouri and the upper and
middle portions the Mississippi Valley region.
the Ohio Valley. the Middle Atlantic
States until Wednesday afternoon edge the
storms cool spell set in the upper lake region
Thursday and spread thence the middle Misss
eippi Valley the west the Ohio Valley. the Middle
cool weather extended also into the Daoas Nebraska
Friday continued OF tho above named re-
gions the remainder OF the week.
In the Missouri Valley. the DakOtas and Kansas the
week was generally dry except that frequent showers fell
Illinois. Indiana, the Ohio Valley States
and the South Atlantic States, except Carolina
week was also the whole dry.
In tennessee Kentucky, North Carolina. Maryland
tended by fairly heavy rains.
In the cotton growing States the genera
fair, except In Arkansas. Ol,lahom and Tennessee,
where frequent showers fell throughout the week
Inc current week opens with temperatures generally
below the normal east Of the Rocky Mountains ex-
cept IN the South Atlantic and East States where
normal temperatures continue. Ii the
hours showers have fallen in the Valley the Mid
die Atlantic States. Alabama. Mississippi louisiana
Northern Texas. New-Mexico and Upper Michigan At
in the last twenty-four hours.
For Monday, scattered showers are probable in At
also in Tennessee Showers also probable in East
ern Colorado New Mexico. oklahoma Kansas
For Tuesday. fair weather is Indicated except in the
Southwest also IN the Gulf States where local m
are probable The temperature will rise in the Mis-
The winds along the New-Engand Middle Atlantic
coasts will be fresh east TO northeast; south At
and Variable the lower southwest 10 west
and on the upper lakes fresh northwesterIy.
Steamers departing Monday European will
have fresh east 10 northeast winds and partly cloudy
weather 70 the Grand Banks.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC

TUESDAY C25l--At a. n. for jamaica per $. $ Wat
1o;3o a. M for Nicaragua (sxcept East COAST. Hon
Zone. Cauca Department Of Colombia, Ecuador PERU
1 6gl.ia and Chin per $ $ city ef savannah via cooa
steamerl; at II m for Barbados Guiana and Northern
Brazil, per 5. Cearenss, Barbados. Para and
M for Inagua. Haiti and Colombia. except Cauca
1epsrInent 9 ana Sarta5ena per = Graecia dneudny
for this steamerl at y for Argentine. Uruguay and
Especially addressed only. per Palona Via Matan-
THURsDAY c2O-At for Cuba. Yucstan and
Meieo When specially Addressed @ ' this e'nse Steamers R a s
Il m. for Mexico Especially addressed ony). per
FRIDAY C2sJAt II m. Complementary 1880 p MI for
sntiaso when Specially addfessed @ for iRs .eam. aa as
YumErf: at II m for ArEsnti1e TrUaTay and a. Psrs-
enar PEI 80 & 9es@ for ST. s ho@ai a6 ST. ro & & iss
Genada 81 Tincent trinidad and Guiana when aps
saly eIlg 9adressed e for this his steaner ,o,.,,,
$ Silvia; $50 a, m. supplementary $50 a. inL)
o1,bia VIA ,rlcao W5s scj,i P 1Tssss % 100 SS ~.
sfsa1er); at a no M for Porto Rieo Per ocoamo
for Fortune Island. jamaica and Colombia excepr
Ino1 when Specially addesssd for this steamer: az
Except East coast Honduras except East coss0.
Colombia Ecuador Peru Bolivia and chill per . 5
Finance via &C Colon aisS Gg15smas g when % specially adj
Monterey via Hayana ] az & 10 a M m f3T Grenada 81
Grenada, via Grenada and Trinidad; At 10 a m for
ST3GF THR per paye cents GH r fa a,nca @ t st5o3 n m,
regular postage must be prepaid on all letters for
by Supplementary Mails and letters
posted in drops Letters for Foreign
tries closing Of the Regular Mail. for dis
batch a particular vessel. will be forwarded
additional postage is fully prepaid thereon
hy stamps. Supplementary Transatlantic Mails
opened .he piers of the American, English and
French steamers, whenever the saingS a.
later. and late mail may be deposited IN the mall
boxes on piers OF the German lines sailing trOm
Efob0ken. supplementary mail foT Turks Island and
dominican Republic also opened the clyde Linz
pier TIE mails the piers open hour and half
before sailing time and close minutes before sailing
time Only regular postage Oetters cents half
required articles mailed the Piers OF tho
American White Star and German (Sea POst) steamerss
postage Qetters 10 cents half ounce) other
lines
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ELOisE-NCt-- French, Lemon & Co. Nos. and Via
IraSETEScs H5qHaS .,:-,lss Go sas%ers =.
nand stFasso.
For the convenience Of TRIBUNE READERS abroad
SUNDAY TgIB5N Ne on ae IN Sse lsslas to5lls os ins
I11S.1 4 S,.11S5 1'ea 4, below
Ia5o tin I ''e,si. @ O1ess iao'e. ho1s s., aes
N5rfok-st. izElbankreat: oueens Hotel. Upper Nos-
E'CI~AND- -Adep5 Hotel. Liverpool. Midland Hotel.
iirsga SIesa siots. Leers M1enq HVS sis
Haier's HeoI sssrtiT I3isj i.' ~ ~ isas
SCOTIANL-st. I-noch Hotel Glasgow: station HotoI.
AyT s.9:io3 HoSsi Dafr.es Ena Hotel. BirHasa.
PAI;IsIloseI Cni'.a iioel g Lille &: Albion. ersRa
Iotel ia Faiass. Hotel ST. 5ambes aud Albany. Hotes
BE1GICN-Le Grand Hotel esusses: Hotel l>1rsaal q
HoLl4sND-Io.el des Inees The Hague. x4ssaal.
GEIc1AN y assauer-EIos IIote UiessaCea. vour sea-
ySafs.rbos I.srii-. Irti r-5 se.'so5t yv,i.s.i~n.
Susi.ea's ri6tsi essgelis 9a:el Mes1ser
MesI9Pole. Bai-Nagae.,n Hotel Kasernot Wiesba5en.
Itotel 0uislsana Williamson BAD; Hotel CoeeSe
Grand Hotel. Wilselmshoehe: Hotel de Rlsse Kissn
Een-5ad ietsl victoria EissinSsa. Fraas us,er-iiof
Main; Hotel prinz Carl HetteIrerE: i!o'el national
Conttaentai NIu-ich: Hotel Kassrho; Isss-Sauhein.
AUs,,EsIA AND. swITzE1;LAND- BRISTOL
Ranr IN & 10 zrc 5e' tI1I l1ns15 s a y-,t ssl ras
3arisoed Hotel IlpI. Carlsbad; Iiotel Ceninenias.
i5sie; Hotel Victoria Bssle Hotel Nsto1si csris-
Hotel Beau Rivage. Geneva: stadrasb Mar.easad:
BAD Grant Hotel Veyev rggs5 fJats Junsfrsn-
hucs, Inter!sken; Grand Hotel. Rrunnen; Hetsl
IsFnsr9of Esras: Grand Hotel Lasano Hstsi
ITALY AND soJ-TH oF FRANcE--Graui Isossl-
Csrarf Hotel 0ririnsi Fo,Ie F5oteI IsriSf Venice:
Hotel &c Ia Vile Milan: Royal Hotel. Rome: Hotel
Hotel Florence: Hotel Royai. san Reno: Hotel
Grand Grand Hotel Hotel Monte carlo: sa2 Palace Hotel Mont,
Savoy, Aix-es- Eains
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
VIOLIN WAS NOT CONCEALED.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Referring to the account OF the seizure OF a
violin by customs officers last Friday. printed in
The Tribune of this date. permit me TO say that
the statement does me injustice. l had no trunk.
and did not conceal the instrument In any way.
On the contrary handed the case containing 1t TO
the inspector and told him the cost. Beyond that
made no statement as to its value or whether 1t
genuine not. In like manner exhibited TO
him all the other articles which 1 had purchased
abroad. He passed them without question. but
o. n CHAFFEE.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-Chares ]. Bonaparte, Secretary
of the Navy, Washington. BRESLIN-W. w.
Lawton, Havana GILSEY-O J. Griffith. Mime
apolis- GRAND-F. F. Aldridge, EImra FIFTH
AVENUE: NJ. Stevenson. Glasgow. and Joaquin
Fernandez NelaSco Havana. HOFFMAN-Harry
Berliner, City of Mexico. HOLLAND-G. r.
Carter. Honolulu, and T. Cataneda. London. MAN
HATTAN-Murray Carson, London: H O'Beirne,
OF the British Embassy. Washington, and F. L.
Harcourt London NAVARRE-Major George L.
Anderson. L. S. A William d.
Taggart. indianapolis, and George Lehman, Chi
a5eiro SAV0YE f3eves c,oior,bia sFsI-11 T iG n
IT U. Grant. Bradford, England. WALDORF
ASTORIA-Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Parker, Pittsburg
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MODEST, BUT NOT TO EXCESS.

From The London Chronicle.
Mr.. Reid. the leader OF the Australian Free
Traders and late Prime Minister OF the Common
wealth. Is Scotsman. and one OF the prayers sup
posed 10 be popular 10 the north OF the Tweed is
Lord give US good conceit OF ourselves In
the course OF a recent speech Mr.. Reid remarked
Australian statesmen are very scarce In fact i
doubt whether Australia has yet produced one"
Reid modestiy replied, Well I think come as
near the real thing - nybody. s.
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THE BLACK MANS SHORTCOMINGS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: hope you will allow English visitor to
the States who has lived in the British West
Indies, to express sincere admiration of your ar
ticle in Fridays Tribune the so-called Niagara
Movement" So thoroughly does the West Indian
negro fail ito make the best OF the conditions that
surround" him. and persist in turning energy TO
Indignation instead Of industry that black men,
living rent free good land, by seas IeemIng win
fish. in a perfect climate. poster our ofclals In the
guise OF victims starving for want OF employment
St Johnsbury. VT. July q 1906.
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PRESIDENT ATTENDS CHURCH.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Oyster Bay. Long Island July 23-President and
Mrs. Roosevelt. accompanied by Miss Ethel at
tended morning services. usual. at Christ Epis-
copal Church to-day. During the services they
were Joined by Theodore. jr.. who resumed his
duties as a teacher in the Sabbath school this
morning.
DIR. Alexander Lambert. OF New-YOck who has
been guest at Sycamore Hill for a couple OF
days, returned to the metropolis this evening
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RqNNELIaJuly q Alexander BoRnsI aged So years
vaHatet "'' ''O"' ''' "'''' 0' MS sister, "''' A. v
BURKE On Saturday. July % a, a57 West 122d-
Church Tuesday. July 25. at 1890 a. m
6. Il p. s Cornell % July 2 after & nRg9. 5
residence Upper Montciair n j.
DAdzELL-FEanees Louise widow Of Hugh DalzeE aged
Sor Ess ssVtSS Ss1r a S M0Gav @ e %
ing. July "a. s:15
DgNHAM-suddenly. on Saturday, July 22 1905 George
residence. No 10 West sIst-st on Monday July o. at
family, also members RsPabo Lodge Na. $50.
Club. are respectfully invited attend
KALGFLEIsCII- suddenly at HackeGssek, n j. July D.
1903 Albert NJ Kalhtesch in the SIN year Of his age
z r Walden. Anderson Square Hacke1sack n. j.. on
Monos SsYorE 19g r. cy fS 4 via NewIersy snd NeS4ST
Railroad. at $40 p Chambers-st-. at s:2S.
MooREIAt Z; st GasstGp @ ". on July % Graydqn Whitley
Moore In the Seth year Of his age Funeral from his
at att I:5o S'ISSli'' p m '3''''I '1' %
&c Great Neck Long Isla3d 3D. saturday July
services b soN Monday 1saD@ morning S y 81 East a. 1s2 at u 9
City
REED-sunday July %. William H: Reed; tr. Funeral
West 19th-st Interment private
after short illness iiie stern BELOVED wife Albert
San Francisco papers please copy.
SQUIRE Suddenly White Plains, on Saturday. July
%. Alfred L. Squire in the 10th OF his Flu
neral at Grace Church. White Plains y. Y. Tues
day, July ., IL a. m. Carriages will 9:35
from Grand Central Depot.
wARD-At Lawrence Park Bronxvire. N. Y July d.
1905 after short illness, Hester Caldwell Oakley.
beloved wife OF Stanley Ward Funeral
will be held Christ Church, Bronxvtle. at p.
washington. chicago and Philadelphia papers please
WATERBURY-very suddenly. Jose. CAL on
July IT, Annie 4. Waterbury. widow OF Albert
c. Waterbury and daughter OF the late Cornelius Nc
Coon Funeral services her late residence. No AZ
73d-st. Tuesday July % at o'clock Inter
nnent convenience of family.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

WEDNESDAY (26)-lAt 9:3O a complementary II a
NJ Tor Europe S. s. Baltic Queenstown and
Liverpool Including France Svy!t1erland Italy, SPAIN
FortuSal Turkey Egypt, Greece British when
specially addressed for this
THURSDAY t27)-AJ . a m. for France Switzerland.
Italy. spain, Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece and
British india per 5. 8. Ia Lorraine Havre also
parts Europe specially addressed for tha
steamer; at 10 for Italy direct specially ad-
dressed onlyl per s. 8 CretiC.
SATURDAY t2D-At $50 m fer Belgium Parcels
Fost Matlsl Zeeland (alsO regular
Belgium when Specially addressed for this steamer;
$50 q m Complementary II a Europe per s.
Canpania, via Queenstown Liverpool at 1880 D.
m for scotland direct specially addressed Onyl par
s. s. Caledonia. =
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Racing al Brighton Beach. 2:30 p. m.
Mrs Henry Parsons. director Of the Chdren's School
Farm, De Witt Clinton Park, 10 lecture her
at NewTYork University Summer School. University
Heights. 4 y. m
Samuel Bill lecture 'oSew-York 70 San Francisco
and Return" Educational Alliance. evening
Entertainment Womens Christian Association
No. East 15th-st D. m.
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Forecast for Special LocalItie

York. partly cloudy to-day in the interior;
Tuesday fair the coast fresh east winds be
coming south.
For New-Jersey. partly cloudy to-day; Tuesday fair
and warmer light east. shifting TO south winds "
For the District Of Columbia. Delaware MARYLAND and
winds. -
For Eastern Florida. Western Florida and Louisiana
scattered showers thunderstorms to-day ans Tss
day: light. variable winds.
For New-England, partly cloudy
and warmer: fresh northeast winds. becoming south
For Eastern Pennsylvania occasional showers to-da
followed by fair and Tuesday fair fresh SOUTH
For Western Pennsylvania fair to-day and Tuesday,
slowly rising temperature; light winds
For Western New-York showers and thunderstorrns
10 day Tuesday fair: fresh west northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1905-07-24
STANLEY WARD RECOVERING

Stanley Ward. OF Lawrence Park Bronxville
whose wife died on Saturday from typhoid fever
caused. 1t is supposed by eating infected raw
CLANS Mira Ward himself having been affected at
covering Mr. Ward Is . brother Of Holconbs
Ward. tha tsnDtR ylsyszs
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Special Notices.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
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Highest temperature yesterday, II degrees: lowest ca
o. for corresponding year 7O
for corresponding date last twenty-five years. "a
to-day-PsTtly cloudy: Tuesday fair
warmer fresh winds. becoming south. ~
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a Delicious Drink

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
A teaspoOnful added 10 a glass water In
vigOrates. Strengthens and Refreshes.
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Total July %. 1905. .....-...

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or postoffce money order. should be drawn to the
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Fund, New-York City.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. &C. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFTC.


Mails Except jamaica and Bahamas) forwarded
daily ports sailing. The CONNECTING mails close
a he POstofice New-YoTk. follows:
CUBA Tampa. at 1880 a. Monday. Wednos-
day Saturday. (Also from New-YoTk Thursday and
Saturday See abOvel.
AIEXICO CITY overland. 1880 p. and 1880 .. IN.
dali Sunday sunday 1 p- m and 1880
NEWFOUNDIAD (except ParcelsPost Mails). via North
Sydney p m. Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
(AlsO occasionally from New-York and philadelphia
abovel.
MIOUEION via Boston and North Sydney. $50 D. m
every other Sunday July so. August Is and 2T. etcG
JAMAICA via Boston, at Z D. Tuesday and Friday.
(AIso from New-YOrk Saturday See abOvel
COSTA RIGA. via NeW-Orleaus at f10.30 p. Tuesday
BRITISH HONDURAS HONDURAS EAST CoasO and
GUATEMALA, via New-Orleans at flO.3O m M0n--
day. Coast OF Honduras is dispatched from NeV
York via Panama-see abOvel
NICARAGUA (East COasO. via New-OTieans 1860
d m Sunday Wednesday. West Coast OF NIcara--
qua Is dispatched from New-York via Panama-sea
ahOveO
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE via Nev-Orleans. 1850
p. m Sunday (only specially addressed mail Is for
New-Crleans Ncw-YOrk sails
on following Monday. After iO;3O p. sunday and
until sailing Of New-York steamer mail for Panama
Canal Zone IS held for the Nev-York steamer-ses
above.
Registered for overland dispatches closes at
previous day
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RIES.
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

readily trains from Grand
station Webster and Jerome avenue rolleys and by
rage SIPS Telephone (4S55 Gramercy) Tor Book
OF Views representative.
- once 20 East 23rd ST. N Y City.
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED ovEaLAN
DAILY


DAILY.
The schedule closing Transpa
OF their uninterrupted overland transit
no mort of sailing The final connecting mails except
Registered Transpachc Mails dispatched via Vancouver
Victoria Tacoma Seattle. which close m previous
Hawaii via Francisco. close m. July "a for
dispatch per 3. Alameda
Philippine Islands Guam. via san yrancsco close az
D. m. July 2B for dispatch Der Y. $ TRANSPORT
Japan. Korea and specially addressed mail Tor
Philippine Seattle. close az p m July y
for dispatch per ; $. lyo MaFu ,,,, ,,, =.
San Francisco. close at m July 5 Cor Dispatch per
Hawaii Via san Francisco. close July 20. for
Tahiti ana Ma~quesas Islands Francisco close
q D. m. August for dispatch per = Maripos9
New-Zeaand. Australia except West New 0,aiedon,A
samoa Hawaii and Fiil Islands. via Francisco.
close at m. August for dispatch = Son0uas
ar Cunard steamer carrying the British mail for
rhfs dfspatch mals-cOsing at $50 a. $50
a m AMI D. m: sundays a $50 a m. o a. N. and
D. m--win be made up and forwarded until tho
Japan (except Parcels Post Masl Korea China and
Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and Victoria =. c.,
close az m august for dispatch per S. En-
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san Franciseo. close az D August II for Dispatch
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VIA Vancouver and Victoria. b. c., close 6 D. m
August l. for dispatch PSF ;. = Noena
sIanehuria Except MuEten. New-Cnwang ard TORT
Arthur and Eastern Siberia Is present forwarded VIA
Russia
NoTE--Cnless addressed. West Australia IA
forwarded vita Europe. Ncw-Eeaand Franciscs,
certain places IN the Chinese Province Y0nnan
via British india-the quickest routes. Phliupnss
specially addressed via Europe fully prepaid
at The foresn rates Hawaii il forwarded via San
WILLIAM r., WILCOX. postm.xs~H
RnstAznaA-Nsx-Ygk, y, T.. July ~ isoA -
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extra charge.
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nnmestIc Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points United States Canada and Mexico
(outside OF the Boroughs OF Manhattan and The
Bronx. Also Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and the
Philippines without extra expense for foreign postage
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ago. in connection with his tenure OF the Lord
Mayorship OF London
MARQUIsE DE FoNTENoY.
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win be
republished in The Tri-weeky Tribune without extra
charge.
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INDERTANERS

FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West ESD S.
23d ST Stephen Merritt Embg Inst. Tel 1924 Chelse
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ABD-EI-MESSIH BEY-SFIERMAN-On Saturday July
2, at No "A 5th-ave, by the Rev. Father Bachaoate.
Georges Gabriel Abdel-Nessh Bey Antoinette
BALDWIN-HAVILAND-On Saturday. July o. Lindsey
Palmer Baldwin, Of Brooklyn. and Gertrude Haviland
OF Ney-York.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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Special Notices.

FLORENCE-Freach. Lemon & Co. Nos. 2 and Via
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RI-WEEKLY will be charged cent copy extra
postage in addition 70 the rates named above.
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Local Official Record.-The following Official recora
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
peraturs for the last twentfour hours comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-22
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