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New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
BRITISH SQUADRON AT RREsT.
Visit Considered as Mark OF Strength OF
Anglo-French Understanding

Brest July 1O.-A British squadron arrived
here at noon to-day for a series of naval fes-
tivities IN which the French and British sailors
viii take part. Much significance is attached to
the visit which is the first Of the kind paid be-
tween these navies IN many years. The meet
ing is considered here mark of the strength
behind the Anglo-French understanding.
The British ships presented a fine spectacle
as, headed by the battleship King Edward VII
they entered the harbor and were greeted with
roar OF salutes from the vessels of the French
Northern squadron. The British flagship moored
alongside the French flagship Massena, while
the British battleship Victorious uoored along
side the French arnnored cruiser Glore. Official
calls were then exchanged
reception and Venetian festival tonight
began the programme which will end with a
visit of the British officers TO Paris on the na-
tional holiday, July II.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the hrst
movement Of the kind in the country Every
other one. here or elsewhere, has been started IN
imitation of this pioneer The Tribune cordially
welcomes all co-laborers IN the field. but. with
out wishing TO depreciate in the least the work
Of others, thinks 1t it's duty to remind readers
that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund is, so far as
known, the only one in which absolutely every
dollar contributed by the public goes directly 10
the work OF sending a poor child TO the country,
keeping him there for two weeks and bringing
him back again. Every $3 insures such a vaca-
ton to at least one child. There have been years
in which. owing TO the magnitude OF the opera
tons Of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund. such a re-
suit insured by every 81 90 No collectors
are ever employed. and all collections made for
the fund are purely voluntary. All expenses for
organization, agents and the general machinery
OF the charity privately betrayed by The
Tribune itself and by the trustees OF the fund.
There are no percentages TO collectors to come
out Of the contributions Of the public. and no
payments TO agents. managers. secretary or
others. Every dollar goes straight to the beneft
OF child.l
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-vashington July 10
A depression CT considerable tonight
IN the lower Mississippi Valley developed
within the last day second depression occupies
the region north Of Montana apparently ning
up showery continues In the middle ana lower
portions OF the Mississippi Valley eastward
the Atlantic.
Heavy fell this afternoon IN Eastern New-York
one-hah inches falling at New-York City
exceeding Mississippi Georgia
and Tennessee.
somewhat cooler in Eastern New-York and New
England but generally high temperatures still prevail
In East and Northwest districts
No rain has fallen IN the Missouri Valley and the
For Tuesday and Wednesday showery weather with no
WIi & S I - s peo ms - Iideea IidId dor the ONO
lanttc States Elsewhere fair weather high TEN
peratures VIII be experienced
Warnings been danger line stages In
the Red River at points in Arkansas and
Tae winds along the Atlantic Coast VIII be light TO
lakes fresh northeast the upper lakes light
southeast becoming south.
Eight southwest winds and partly cloudy weather
the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For Eastern New
York and Pennsylvania. to-day not 20
warm in south portions; wednesday showers;
light south winds.
FOR New-Jersey thunderstorms to-day and Wednesday
eooler in the interior: light south winds
FOR Maryland the District of Columbia ana Delaware
showers to-day and "wednesday; light south winds
Fer NeV-Eugland. occasional showers thunder
storms to-day and In south portion Wednesday: light
For western New-Yori1 fair to-day and Wednesday;
warmer wednesday light variable winds. becoming
For Western Pennsylvania showers to-day ana in south
portion Wednesday; light northeast to north winds.
Local OnciaI Reeord.-The following Official record
peaturs FOR the last wentyfour hours In comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

RETTS-Entsrsd into rest on July 1906 after Ifnge-
and father. Relatives respectfully
eshce No s putnas sroosp " on ai Tussea At
D
6 g sg, At ss AsGg n Fs a. S 5Sa4 s sT.s
and friends invited attend funeral ssrvicss
il as ociocE , m ' IStsTrasns s iS pr1a.s " -
sgRsIEYaIp : ro5tlas9 Ne July sgassns der y ARss % n
Louise Green BurslGy aged SO yeaTs-
coRwN-At Nsw-sruaswiek. N J.. on Monday. July
70. Mary Ester Corwin. beloved wife OF the Rev;
, m, from Second Refornsd Church OF Nsw-Bruns-
wick n. J. Intermenr ar Paramus. N J.
DaAKE-on Monday July 10. 1905 Mary A. wife Of
Charles ". Drake Funeral service her late
csslTs1ss 6 a ls4 s RysTs s0 9rye SsTorH City
EEARIyG-on July 8 1905. at Fearing Hu. South Wars
ham. AIasz. Aida Brcnto widow Andrew Cnetswor1h
Tssa s'd az Il NRssnre' eos years Funeral services on
FL.EAnNG-Ae sesrscalo. suddenly. Sunday morning.
Iato Alexander and Emma Atkinson Fleming Funeral
day july IL on the arrival o. ths ESQ irsin rom
Grand Central station
FRANcIsco-on sunday July o 1905 after a long III
cisco Funeral services at her late resdece No 1192
$50 p. m. friends resDecffuny
suddenly, Frtsay LuPs 2 10 1902 EsxaEd. son
OF his age Relatives friends invited attend
He SSera and sc fot az SsYor eve On pesfay Jy IN
II o'clock InterInent private
As PTeytnoesa y MA1s 5qg 5S 1sS e Psssy's 3
Bursio n =. sen OF the late Henry and Charlotte
N. Kip Burial in Buffalo.
LANE-At Monsey, N. 7. Sunday July O. Julia K.
OF Edward A. Lane FUNERAL service az No
7S9 Prestdentst-. Brooklyn. wednesday July IL AT
2:30 D m rnterment private.
NEELY-A-thur accidentally. July 10 assd ~
years George ". Nicely. brother
OF Mrs. Walter r HouzhtOn and F. Tennyson Nsely.
Funeral Tuesday. at D. NJ Church OF the Disciples
No. 823 53th-=E Iurermsnc Chicago Chicago.
Indianapolis CleYsIand papers please COPY.
sPITZNER-On Saturday, July 8. 1906 Charles H
spitzner the 10Th OF his Funeral private
TALNAGE-On Monday. july 10, at her residence. No.
2T66 Aiarion-AYe. New-Yorz City. Hannah Dunn See.
wife OF John TalnaSe daughter OF the late Rev.
John l. See d in the 5+th OF her FunsraI
private
wEED-On Sunday. July o. Theodors Weed. In his T26
year Funeral will be held at bis late rest
dence. No 1T West 121st-st. Tuesday July II.
D. m Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
wTIEIAN-On Sunday. July Q, 1906. Ellen WhsLzn,
WIDOW on John Whelan. her residence No A19
Adelphf-st Notice funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
POSTMASTER WILCOX SAILS TODAY.

Postmaster William r. Wilcox, accompanied
BY rs wife, win sail to-day the Eronprnz VIII
helm for extended vacation abroad Mr. VIII
cox purposes 10 turn his vacation 70 good account
as far his Official position Is concerned.
He VIII study the mail systems Of Berlin Paris
snc London. Postmaster General Cortelyou has
arranged with the heads OF the European Offices
. allow Mr. Wilcox all the facilities necessary
10 mis- STUDY
Every department Of the foreign Offices will be
t1roWn open for his convenience and an ofieial
WI explain the mail system.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
A WEDDING.

Decatur. Ill. July 10 CspeciaD.-J. J. Sheppard.
principal OF the New-York High School OF Com
merre. at time principal OF the Decatur High
School. will be married on July u 20 Miss Rena
French Masters at the brides home. In Chaplin. III
The honeymoon VIII be spent In Great Britain and
on the Continent OF Europe. the couple not return
ing 20 New-York until early IN September
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

the Glidden Cup automobile race Automobile
Clubhouse. No. 1853 6th-ave-, morning.
Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen, City Hall. l p
meeting. CoI-
lege 51st-st and Madson-ave
Beta Theta Pi convention. Park Avenue Hotel
Funeral OF Howard GLIB, Church Ascension 5th-
ave. and l0th-st.. Il a
Free day Museum Of Natural History and Geological
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
FIRE THREATENS LICK OBSERVATORY.

San Jose. Cal, July 10.-Mountain forest free
threatening Lick Observatory. Mount Hamilton,
thirty miles from San Jose. The professors at the
observatory have telephoned asking that the Gov
ernor call out the militia to fight the flames. The
fire is within eight miles OF the observatory.
and the flames are making rapid progress toward
the summit Of the mountain.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

t'lApaAIr 10 - rus ocE11~
FLoEESicE~ FTsas6 Lemon Z CO. a. Sos Via
HAslsS hsi--AEoe-esn Express Company. Ma Fsrc-
Eor ths eonyenisnee OF TRIBUNE READERS seroat
soso TEIBUNE ae in ths reading rooms OF me
LoNR0S-Hossi Victoria Savoy Hotel The LAa<sAa
ropoIe 1ffland c.-9,5S 2Ta+s5 49,, fsczvs-f x4-s-i
NNOS5olSlsS N5sI E1n5anSnsnt; Queens Hotel Upper
. aoti LivgrDo9l sAa.s Eoss1
2dq,o,o 2dlqIoSoi - Hotel Welnssons Tun6riess Esls.
R9s,Tsy. HoileTs Hotel. shanklin Hotel. Isle of
scoTLAND-st Enoch Hotel. Glasgow. station HossI.
TSion Hessi Dn4rriss BrnAn H0tsL ssFn@an-
as,.i 9 G5ssasm 2ss De Lille AIsoa Grand
Bossl du Paais Hotel 81 Jan5ss and Albany. Hotel
sELGIUM-Ls Grand HotsI Brussels: Hotel zarsaaI
HoI5LAND-HotsI dss Indss The Ha<uss Ka--Aal.
Seasons ots Museb ef ss hotel sogs
19sss thaissraof Berlin; Hotel -Four seasons.
Hotel Msszner. Baden Baden; wurtssrn5sTs@T FIof.
KsissrSof wisssads5 Rsss, al.sssas waas- dun
kss1SSt 2ssl 9'ssf aasa sss Aa ss asssl
Vicrsria HIsgs K..,n<s, ss ss ,Basr s-s
1,s Main I Imperial Hotel FgAatso.s Main Hotel
burg; Hotel HohsnzOllsrn. NaahslIa- Bad: zossi
,,-1 1hst@ Hotel Furstsahof, Eranxtort-e Main
vienna Grand HOTEL n<Sr,a Budapest ossi
5aur Lac. Zurich: Hotel savoy aad West End
a-lsoadi Hotel Pup. Carlsbad. Hotel Continental.
6bsasanne H9ssl Victoria Iatsraxsn; Hotel Easr.
Sasie Hotel Victoria. Bass; Hotel National. Cars-
Si:, Rsd Grand rand Lausanne Hotel ss "a Pa;x esnsys:
Hotel Weimar Marisnbad; Hotel KIingar Marfsr-
SSaos Grand Hotel. Veveys Rugeu dotsl. Jnngfran-
pick InrerlakeR; Grand Hotel Brunnsns Hotel
Nsuo1al Lucernes Palaces Hotel Lucsrnss Aoxei
5Ssrnsrnof Bernes Grand Hotel Lns2nos Hotel
- hursaaL Maloja. Engadtns.
A1AL4 AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-1rand aoeel.
Venice; Grand Hotel. Rome: Eden Palace. Genoa.
GEand Hotel Clui-nal. Rome. Hotel Dzni.if.
venice Hotel De Ia VILE. Milan: Royal Hoesi.
lone. Hotel de In VILE. FiOrenoes Grand Hotel.
5lorence: Savoy Hotel. Forencs Hots Royz1. san
1tenos Hotel Grande Bretagne. Nice: Savoy Hotel.
S-n Keno Grand Hotel. Monte Carlo: SUN Palace
aetsl Monte Carlo: Grand Hotel Atx-las- Balzss
Hotel Louvre and Savoy, Aix-lss-BanA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
MISS TEMPlEroN APpEARs AGAIN.

Miss Fay Templeton. after successful operation
on her throat. which caused her temporary with
drawaI from the stage reappeared last night at ths
Aerial Garden OF the NeW-Anstsrdan Thsatrs.
Several new songs were provided for Miss Temple
ton. and they were enthusiastically received BY
numerous audience
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

Highest temperature yesterday. 50 degrees lowest CO.
average To- average corresponding date last year e9
average for corTespondng twenty-five "a
IcaI Porrcast.-For today showers and cooler to-
nOrrox, showers: Light south winds
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
Special Notices.
WHEN EvERYBODT's AWAY

WHEN EVERY BUDfs AWAY
The N Y Association for Improving the Con-
dttiou OF TIE Poor works night and day 70
relieve distress and increase happiness IN
needy tenemsnt ramiiies- Twenty-Five men
and women are climbing stairs to-day in
every section OF Manhattan and The Bronx
60 yesterday and O-mOFrOw-thousands OF
families reached weekly. Thousands are being
sent 70 the ssashore. hundreds OF others 70
the country, thousands need help at home
VIII you send some OF the country or sez-
shore into one or more OF these tsnausnt
honest We will gladly tell Tor whom YOUR
gift Is spent. ROBERT SHAW AITNTURN
Treas los East 2snd Street.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

FIFTH AyENUE-Captain Gordon Frazer Lon
don; Ex-Governor 5. T. Hauser, Montana HOL-
LAND HOUSE,. c Thaw. Pittsburg; D. Cady
Herrick. Albany. IMPERIAI-Ci. ?. Pond, U S.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOUnsbury Con-
necticut. WALDORF-ASTORIA-C Raspo-
poff Russian Embassy Washington.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

hibited this weak they Say. not e4uaned under
canvas william A Doyle the Brooklyn politician.
took several thousand men, women and children
TO Luna Park yesterday. A delegation Of children
from the Catholic Protectory. IN West Chester and
party or orphans from the Orphans Home. Coney
Island were also guests OF the management
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

Ofnces.
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District Telegraph once.
BRONX BUREAU-No. s9o East 13sth-st-
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NEWARK BRANCH OFFIcE-Frsderiek N sommer
No Ts4 9road-ss
AMERICANS ABROAD will ana THE tribune az
LoGpoN-orcs OF THE TRIBUNE. No 1ss
F1eet-st-
Frank Gould a Co., No. Sd New Oxrord-st
American Express Company. No. Waterloo Plaza
Thomas cook 4 son. Tourist or1cs. Ludgate cireus
The London once OF THE Tribune a convenient
place 20 leave advertisements subscriptions
PARlS-John MunrUe & Co, Scribe.
John Wanamaker. No. "A Hue des Petites Ecttrtez
Eagle Bureau No. &c Camhon.
Morgan. Harjes & Co.. No Boulevard HaGSanlann.
Credit Lynnnais Bureau dsa EtranseEs.
Continental Hotel ns~aslAn4
he Figaro Occs.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Cash - SIS 90
c. H M stanford Conn ............. 8 90
Froceeds OF fair and entertainment by the
Cheerful Workers Circle OF Children connected
with the Reformed Church. Queens N Y. an9
sent in loving memory of their little friend
Gertrude Husson- Their Maude
Bergen. Helen Demarest. Alice Wilson, Grace
Titus, Dorothy Titus Mary Korwenhoven.
Blanch Frederick. Grace Fish Dorothy Weekes.
Lillian Brogy ana iSls MorTine TnegTT; Wis, AA 4o5s
Mrs n p KinFsIev r,1fIs1a W ...... 500
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Walter " NaumbtrT - ..-..... 500
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thronss HarrY Pfo STrSe traSo;rer 14s4
B r D.....-.-' .--......, 500
Previously acknowledged 5.248 SO
1-ots, Tuv N 1903 IS SOS a.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

(ShoUle be DAILY BY Al natsrsssad "A changes
may
roresn mails for the week ending July IS 1ee5
sAose tpro1pry In all the General
S2no~s Registered and Parcez-Posr Malls es
Genera Pcsto1ice hour earlier clozlnE
shown below. Parces-PO~t Mails FOR Germany close a.
. 2. m July 10. y and 10
ParoslsPost Mails for Great Britain Ireland
oep4]cned oy the White star L4re Wednesdays
oy the American Line Sstur1ays Additional
patch IS made by the Cunard
sAl5 on saturday later than American
the same day The close ons asur
before the regular
HsrslPost Mail for Barbados and Great Britain and
Ireland CANNOT registered
Regular and supplementary tnx.fxa
Ton toorneT OF West Morton sts) hA-f hour
man closing time shown supplementary
mails Tor Europe. and Tor Central
close one hour later Foreign statiou1
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rRANsPACrgIC NAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND



closing raHspacfac Mails arranged
70 port OF sailing hnaI cuanscting (excspt
rrausDaciae Mails dispatched
seattle which close prspou8
day) at the General Poscoaee Ns'V-Hork as fo-
New-Zealand Australia except WssO. Nex-Cziedonia
samoa Hawaii specially addressed mail Fi1i
Islands FrJnctsco close at p m July 70 tof
q or the CGnazu steamer
ns tho British nal fer NsW-Zzland does not ar-tss IN
time 20 with this dispatch extra uaisc.osns
At a. $50 a. and = n sundays az t.ou
V~a-sra untl tha arrival OF CaI-aTd err.
specially addressed uatl Icr AasraA
ana Ns-(a ledonla Vancouver and Victoria .. c.
rJoas AZ 4 % N July Is for dispatch Per AoSera
Seattle. close a. m July ~
Tor dispatch per 8. =. pakota
YFsxaI Japan Korea China and Phippine Islands. via
ssa F,-ancisco close at 9 July II for Dispatch
49,, fexcept Parcels-Post maisl. Korea China and
S5fit,nins Islands Vancouver and Victoria D. C..
close al D July Is ror dspatcn per a Impress
hawai- via san Francisco. close al q Iay "a for
di4natch per Alameda
y4I5Srins islands and Guam VIA Francisco close
Hawaii Japan EaTea China ana Philpptnc Islands. VIA
san Francisco close at . . m July =. for dispatch
-Sa., and Marquexas Islands VIA Can Franciseo ess
az q o. n August 1 Tor Dispatch per s. q A-Arlpo2A
Manchuria except MuNden. NswchwaaS and Fort Ar-
and Eastern Siberia Is az present for~aSdsd VIA
forwarded Europe New Zealand VIA san Francisco
and certain places Chinese Provincs of Xuanan.
VIA British India-tne quickest routes Philippines
pzid az ths foreign rates Hawaii San
Francisco exclusively
WILLIAM e wILLco1 RosSaaztsA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

Mrs John Thompson. Miss Alice Voice and Mrs
George Crantrenbury
Copenhagen. ~. Y.-Mrs. A. T. Parker.
erouverneur, n. Y.-MrS. Eta Liscom
Brasie Corners, N. Y-Mrs. M. Ward
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
Total July 10. 1905 .

Ren1ittances. preferably by check. express order
OF postoff1ce money order, should be drawn TO the
order of and addressed to the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund New-York City.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win be
repubshed In The rriweekiy Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
Insist upon having Bzrness's Vanilla
Married.

Marriage notices appearing THE TRIBUNE win
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

Tribune Subscription Rates,
THE TRIBUNE viii be BY mall to ary addrasx IN
this country abroad and address changed as fren a.
Subscriptions be given 10 y0I-
dealer before Leaving convenient hand shs1,
IN at THE TRIBUNE Office -
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW can't
DAILY. 3 cents TRI-WEEKL4Y, ? canr.
WEEKLY FARMER. 8 cenus S'NS
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC EXCEPT



Nails Except jamaica aud Bahamasl forwarded
daily to ports sailing The CONNECTING nails coss
the PosIOf1ce, NsE-EorS- follows.
CUBA. VIA Tampa, fs.SO = m Monday
day and saturday, tAlso troua Naw-H0rS, Tn1us1ay
and saturday See aoove-)
MEXICO CITY overland. 1;So p. N and 1870 D N
daily. except Sunday sunday IA and 1870 D m
NEWFOUNDLAND except PaFcsls-Posr Mlils,.
North sydney m Monday. Wednesday
urday also occasionally Nss-Xork and Pa1-Aa.a-
phia- abovel.
aiQUELON. Boston and North sy1nsy. $50 p IN
every other sunday June and IS. stcl
JAMAICA. Boston, Z p. N Tuesday friday.
Also from NeVv-YOrk saturday. Ses
COSTA RIGA. a f10.3o
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS East COAST and
GTATEMA via NeN-Orieans. az ft0 81 .. m. MGn-
day West u Honduras IL Dispatched from New
York Panama See aboval
NICARAGUA East COAST. VIA NsV~Orleana f10r3o
D. m Sunday and Wednesday West Coast % Ncar4-
qua Il dispatched NsS-Yor< see
abOyeJ
D sunday only specially addresssd mail - tor-
Nsw-Orleans when Ns~s-Torx sails
following MoEday) Afser 1890 ?. m sunday and
until sailing o NeSE-York steamer, mail for ma
and Canal Zone Is held for the Nsv-York steaInsr
See above.
fRegstered Mail TOR overland cSpatches closes 9
2. n previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

A large audience enjoyed the long list OF good
acts at Tony Pastors Theatre yesterday. The bill
this week includes the following; Four Nelson
Comiques. in comedy acrObatic act; Joe Nor
ris. parodies; Lorenz and Healy, the Three Sisters
Constantine. in a singing and dancing act Brooks
Brothers, comedians: Mooney and Holbein, comedy
artists; Bert Lennon. mimic and iInpersonator;
William Labelle, comic tramp hoop jugglar; Edith
w. Richards. novelty musical specialist; Jules
Larvette magician; Tourist camera, and Ameri-
can vitagraph. with life motion pictures.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

soUIER-L-AwRENcE-A Jacksonville FIAs Jgiy 4
lsoO. by the tsv. Or. Shields. rector OF 81 john
Church. Henrsrts Croswell daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Qeorge Anderson Lawrence, OF No. IS West I5th-st,
NewYork City. 20 William Reynolds Squier OF Buffalo.
N. Y.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be m
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AsrvRrc..

WEST INDIES. ETC
PaFa2ASv l-At Id & a m sor AFsaHtinss Uruguay aa
WEDNESDAY d2-Sr ESQ a m complementary to.so
Of Colombia, per AIens ncIuding Cape Has and
Fort ds PAX when specially addrsssed Tor this
az Lz5O p m for Cuba specially addressed only) per
8 s Guiana, via Matanzas-
Campeche per s. = Y11csta5 laso S5s . n sno
When Specially addressed Tor this stssner5: y m
parts Of Mexico via Tanpico. whsn specially addressed
FR!PAY 14.At Il CsuPplemePsary 1880 p M TOR
sanago wssp sDsc,iIe s5ss 40 -, S5.l and
at I2;9o p m tsgpDlernsuta-y 1:so M FOR St.
GSsaa Rsr S vnos og'%SsIs .O neudins s.goados
dressed for THIS steamer. ~
sATCRDAY Q5l-At a m for Brazil per 8. wotau.
Northern Brasil Argentine. Uruguay and Psrsxuay
Sor I AZ tSo 4 N
pssHarg a S fgT csea s a. and w vns4 M '1s Dsr
specially addressed tor this s5sznar5 at a m s rar
1pIsn5s1tarT men ieso n va ro5 7A o1 51: a. T 49, a N
maica and Colombia except Cauca and Magdalena
specially addressed for this steamer. as 9:s0 a N
ANA. CANA Zone Cauca Departments % Colombia.
Via Colon also caaisaas when asSis arssss ssr
T ls sI9 % al al 10 10 a m m f'F S Tu hs Rs s. Ansss TsssE
Trinidad ard Ciudad Bolivar per MRraval: az i2
for Barbados. Guiana and Northern Brazil. Per
AElazouense. via Barbados. Para and sIanaos
+ es ms, g a. Suss ~ sa1..ien 20 ne
BY the Supplementary Nails and letters deposited IN
closing of regular mail dispatch BY particular
vessel VIII not be 50 toadsd unleS. sHcn additional
mentary Transatlantic Nails opened pisrs
the saIlings o may
be deposited n the mail boxes on the piers of as Gar
Turks Island and Dominican Repuhlic opsned
one hour ana half before sailing tas sad closs tan
minutes before sailing time only rssllar poste<s Cot
(sea Postl double Gssrsrs 10
half other lines
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Domestic Rates.
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points the United States Canada ana N.~-o
(outside OF the Boroughs or Manhattan anS Tbs
Bronx. Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii ard me
Philippines without extra tor foreign po-ra<a
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CEhIJTERTES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

readily accessible BY Harlem Cen
tra Station. Webster and Jeroms Avenue troeys and
by carriage Sf25 up Telephone (&S55 Gramercy)
Book OF Views representative
Once. 20 East sSrd ST.. ". z. City.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

NSSssSAl uD-At 1;30 a N lsuprlsznsnt--y . rl
LoS europe, per a Kaiser a
CheroOurg and Bremen
WEDNESDAY Q2l-At 6-9O n n s,r Es,rona 49, . a
majestic via Queenstown Liverpool: AZ DO a m
for Netherlands direct Especially adaxssssd onfy per
4aIessed 9nyl Par stella: a m for Azores
,ISzlants Per . s. Peninsular. from EsV-Bsdeor1.
15CHSDAE CS)-At a N for swift
4Sa!y. SPAN. Portugal Turksy, EKyps, (srsscs aad
1ndla. s. 8 Eavrs shsr
parts OF Europe when sDset4iy addressed tor Ehls
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POOL scotland Ireland and South Africa Specially
GScresSed 1or this stea-aerl at $50 m. Belgium
uAlls). s. Nal-srland
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New-York tribune., 1905-07-11
UNDERTAkERS


FRANK f. CAMPBELL. s41-3 West asa ST.
Esd stephen Merritt Eno'g Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

At this evenings (the fourth) symphony concert
at the ST Nicholas Garden Mr. Warren viii play
Tschaikowsky's "Pathetque Symphony" The other
numbers are by Ofenbach. Moszkowski. Franz
Refs Humperdinck. dAmbroso. Haesche. Elgar
and Waldteufel.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

BrentanO's. No. 81 Avenue de TOpsra-
american Express Company. No II Rue Serbia
SlSk-Credr Ly yonnais
GENENA-Lonnbard oder a Co. Union Bank
Tornabuonf.
Aaquay Co. Banke-s
dA1Ibt 4
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

Miss Rose Coghlan appeared at Proctors Fifth
Avenue Theatre yesterday afternoon Lady Gay
Spauker, IN London Assurance"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-11

Thompson & Dundy declare that they have de-
peted all other American circuses OF arenic stars
for the free three ring circus Luna Park The
extent and character OF the acrobatic, gymnastfc
equine and speciai performances which aTs ex-