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New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
10 CONFER WITH KILBURN
armstrong VIII Demand Facts as
to Mercantile Trust.

Senator W. W. Armstrong will confer this week
with F. D. Kilburn, the State Banking Superintend-
ent, and will make a formal demand. it is said
for Mr. Kilburn's facts and figures TO the Mer-
camille Trust Company, especially to the sui
mysterious S6S5.Oo0 loan TO the Equitable.
Heretofore, acting within his legal rights. Super
intendent Kilburn has declined divulge the de-
tails Of his examinations and reports despite per-
sistent Efforts to induce him to 90
The legislative committee however, is confident
that 1t is clothed with ample power to obtain COM
phanco with its request Mr. KIburn's reports on
other trust companies connected with the Equitable
VIII also be asked for
senator Armstrong, the chairman Of the com
initlee accompanied by Senator William J. Tully
VISITED MT Kilburn's office yesterday, only to find
inc superintendent absent. According to Insurance
commissioner Folk. of Tennessee the committee
mas promised TO assist the commissioners if their
inquiries lead them to the doors of the banking con-
Germs which are closed 10 their Investigations.
The visit of the two Senators is taken to indi-
cate anew that the committee is determined that
lhe circumstances surrounding the loan shall he
iuiy uncovered, either by the committee. the At
torney General the District Attorney or all of
them While it is entirely probable that the ques
uon or the retirement of certain stil serving mem
Dehs OF the OLD Equitable directorate will be dis
is scarcely looked for.
Paul Morton. the president of the society will
considered unlikely that the report of his investi
ssrtors VIII be published before his return
senator Armstrong announced yesterday the ap-
d PDhent I1 as assistant counsel TO Messrs. Hughes
dI.1 -ncheen OF Matthew c. Fleming of the firm OF
rsSa.:o Mr: Fieming; said Senator Armstrong, 'is a
he bheIelee IN bankruptcy and his partner W. c. Os-
pp11rne. is former Commissioner in Lunacy Mr.
IN mn Wv was an assistant counsel to Mr.. Hughes
III lhe gas investigation and did good work then.
re was also Assistant Corporation Counsel under
George l. RiVes in the Low administration, and
was a IN charge of the tenement house building
a@dlalrS @ while important legislation was being ac-
coTmtpnsned. he is also Princeton man"
=, Inc TWO senators conferred yesterday with
Superintendent Hendricks, as foretold in yester-
gays Tribune. At the close of the conference
Senator Armstrong said that Mr.. Hendricks would
cooperate with the committee in it's inquiry.
superintendent Hendricks said that he hoped to
nave ms supplementary report the Equitable
ready for publication about October 1. He added
that Doth he and Deputy Superintendent Hunter
We're busy framing the report and that Mr.. Hunter
was frequent visitor at the Equitable Building.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
WEDDINGS.
rpv ra,errapb 70 The tribune ]

TBy Telegraph 70 The Irihune
West Point y y, Aug PA romance which be-
gan i'm cadet davs eliminated to-day in the marriage
in tho cadet Chanel Of Lieutenant Leroy Bart
lett of the O5 class and Miss Mary Bowie Frank
lin. The bride is a niece Of Admiral sehley' and a
daughter of M and Mrs Thomas Franklin. of San
Antonio. Tex. Lieutenant Bartlett is son OF
the Rev. h l.. Bartlett OF Providence r. l.
Miss Louise Bartlett. the bridesrooms sister.
acted as maid of honor. Margaret and Katherine.
the two little nieces of the bride were tower girls
The bridegrooms brother, Josiah BaTtleu, was
be st man with ] Palmer Barstow. OF providence.
r. l.. and Professor John s. Molten, or the OniVer-
sity of Indiana. ushers. -
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. II. \.
Brown. of Baltimore assisted by the Key r, L. L.
Rartlett OF Providence father OF the bridegroom
The little chapel was crowded with army ofhcers
and cadets in full dress uniform.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
j. MAJOR RESIGNS
August Ziesing Elected President OF
american Bridge Company.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. !

JBy Telegraph TO Ths Tribune.
Plttsourg. Aug 29-Alfred j. Major will retire as
president Of the American Bridge Company-in
fact his resignation is already in the hands of the
directors. and his successor has been selected
The new president will be August Ziesing of
Chicago. at present Western manager of the COM
pany. The resignation of Mr.. Major and the cleo
ton of Mr.. ziesing will be acted on simultaneous
ly at meeting of the board OF directors to be held
in New-York September n.
Mr.. Major returned to Pittsburg this afternoon
from New-York and at once announced his retire
ment to the heads of departments 1t created a
sensation. in view Of the fact that the company
now has strike with the structural iron work
ers. Mr.. Major formerly Eastern mana ger,
with headquarters in Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

APGAR-suddeny. at East Orange. y. ]. August 2s:
19 Ellis Ayres psa In his Is en s yssF s
No 1a5 Beach-st., 1890 Interment at Trenton
m sqSey 1, GR Ausns sIs y Is 1e sks Ss
es negs Sn a Eagraa Eas Apsp: at ST. from her
psTd u.a aSn Of Mary and the David TSs
Cory in the 2sd year Of hi; 2 age FuneTa services vii y
Dwight ghta Place Engie~Ood y j.. Wednesday. August
son OF the late Benjamin Robbins and Mary Gardiner
Curtis in the year OF his Notice Of funeral
hereafter.
FERRIss Kimberly passed away suddenly s % on SUNDAY Sunday
sound Beach, Conn. Please omit flowers.
FIsHER-Gaptain Henry g Fisher trstiredl Funeral
services an day. evssrs at from .1 bis resi-
iq Tshngon and padep6a papers please copy
John Glib, in his 77th year Funeral services will be
Montague SITS. Brooklyn. Wednesday August so. at
o:15 P. m.
IIIBBARp-Entersd into August % 1905. Rebesca
at her late residence No East Tth-st Plainfeid.
Philadelphia papers please copy
KGppER CsrIssaa Of agoDls7y g ,, August q sara
chicago Board Of y Trade ,S & she fae NE only shd Of T. gs0
hill vice-presdent OF Sorosis
scHINNER-Alphonse ]. schinner. beloved son Of John
V and Eosa Brink scninner az residence. No 2sts
funeral at Sacred Heart church Thursday at a. m
M2nday Agsqs5 Is raoS after , eris, Illness
Theodore Wallace Todd of the late William W
Todd the s1st year CT his age Funeral services VIII
79th-st. . THURSDAY. August 81. az O'Clock p
kindly omit flowers
TURNER -
= COMPANY. 7TI RES5IME>ST y q Y. August
% l905-It with great sorrow that announcement
is made death'of First Sergeant Henri Turner
Members o. the company are requested % attend the
his late residence The Victoria. No
Sl5 est 95th-st. "Wednesday August 80. m. Inter
merit Cypress Huls Cenetery. II THURSDAY
August 81 MORTON = SIELLEs Captain
VAN TAsSEII~-On Tuesday morning August 20 az
his home No 41 Madiscn-ave. Tompkinsville. Jo-
sephls Van TasselI in his 18th year. Funeral ser
vices al the Brighton Heights Reformed Church
Brighton. staten Island, Friday. September I.
2:3e 2. NJ
WAPINCi-Mrs William Lorenzo Wartn~ Monday.
August 2S Funeral services az the residence ot A A
TSayIor summit. J.. 81 a
go ID m Interrnent NeS-t'anaan Friday. on
the arrival the 12G2 t-ain from Nsw-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
TO CONTEST FITZPATRICK WILL
Son of Wealthy Glass Manufacturer Files
Protest Against Probate.

James Fitzpatrick son of Jeremiah Fitzpatrick
the wealthy glass manufacturer, who died in july
a short time after he had brought suit against the
Son for an accounting of the business. involving
81 CO., has filed protest against the probate OF
the will with the Surrogate of Kings County.
The beduest TO James all the loans the
father had made to him in excess of sl45Iooo. for
which the father held the note of his son: the
largest part of the estate is TO be DIVIDED lnlo
four parts. The first three parts are TO be SzoVo
greater than the fourth part. The first two parts
ond part to the son Paul. and the fourth part to
Mary r. A. Curran. the daughter.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
SIR PURDoN CLARKE DUE IN OCTOBER
Director of Metropolitan Museum of Art
Will Begin Duties Then.

Sir Caspar Purdcn Clarke. director Of the Metro
poiitan Museum Of Art, has written u George II.
Story the acting director. saying that he TilI
arrive in New-York early in October to enter upon
the duties OF his office.
Mr. Story said yesterday that Sir Purdon has
been working very hard of late settling UP his af-
fairs and finishing his term of Office director Of
the South Kensington Museum Sir Purdon also
has been looking after the purchase OF scihs an
,tioues for the museum
Robert w de Forest. counsel for the museum
and secretary of the board of trustees will return
from Europe about September 10 The hrst fall
meeting of the board Of trustees VIII take place
/ 0cfn
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
COUNT wALEwsKI IN JAIL.

Count ConIied Wslewsk. who has just been ar
psrpetrsted usually under assumed name and at
the expense OF tradespeople. is the chief and only
male survivor OF that great and ilustrious Polish
house OF Walewsk which one hundred years ago
among the most famous OF the European
nobility and which played extraordinary role
in The reign Of the first Napoleon. II may be
remembered that a. the time OF Napoeon's greatest
glory and power, when he passing through
Warsaw, one OF the most beautiful OF young Polish
women aroused his admiration, and was persuaded
b. leading countrymen, by the most eminent men,
bers o. The Nationalist party. which aimed at the
restoration Of the kingdom OF Poland. TO sacrifice
herself 10 The cause OF patriotism. She was the
bride OF Count Athanasius Walewski, and bore
TO the Emperor a son, who was known throughout
the greater part of the eighteenth century as
Count Alexander Walewski. No one in Poland
dreamed OF blaming her sor having yielded 10 the
French Emperor. Indeed, she was an object OF
universal gratitude and praise the part OF the
Poles until il became apparent that NapoIeon's sun
hao set and that IL was beyond his power 10 do
anything in the way OF restoring the independence
or Poland Then. and only then her Polish hus-
eano Count Athanasius Walewsk divorced her
sno not content Herewith. took legal steps TO dis
sVoW the paternity OF the his wife had borne 10
me emperor. which, in the circumstances. was
hAfoiy necessary. but which had the effect OF pre-
NeHuhs The appearance Of the name of that son
IN those pages OF the Polish Russian, German and
austrian Peerages' and fGothas' devoted 10 the
enumeration Of the Wslewski family. This precious
Count Athanssius walewski afterward married
again. and IL is his great-grandson who is now in
jail e swindler
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
rRANsPAc1F1c MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule Of closing Of TransRaciac Mails = ar
OF sailing nnal connecting malls
s Frisfsred Transpacihc Mails dispatched via Van
o,-.- Victoria. Tacoma Seattle. which close at
"a prevous Gay) close at the General Fostoice Kew
Isa!s and Via San Francisco close AZ
sTesst 81 Tor spstch per L :. Transport
ryst rapan Korea China and Phtiippine lslards Via
eoD Francisco close az q y m september TOY as
match per : !. china - - s.r..-,r.- A
San Francisco close at " T. 'u 'eP0"-7'
5isrsrch vers Alameda.
ani NfarClesas Islands VIA san Franciscc eloss
=, =, Septernber for 3spatcn per > Mar,p2sa
r-iF ISLANDS Australia teScept VEST anu e~ = =.
and Victoria - - ttSo - y -
s.-,o-TbTr o f0r dispatch per = = Aoranet
var Corea China anI PhiNppne ISLANDS. VIA Seattie
Ioss A. q u m September Ia fer dispatch per $
Dak9a 1.,ar Corea China ana Philippine Islands via
san Francisco. close AT p IN 00P'0~'- " -
oescb 3. Dorc-
7.iian5 Australia Except Westl. New Saledonis
y and Islands. VIA san francisco
ian a n m September 10 for dispatch per
not arrive in tt,e % cen
dispatch. extra nlals-clcsins Al 80,
~ a-9n a m. and q >. sundays at 500 a M =
n m m-Nlh oe e.aae sNaS up anu '0+NA-N'e-
,,tu the arrival OF the Cunsrd steaner-l
,,.ot,-ts 1excspt NukGen. New-Chwans ana Fore Ar-
sb and Eastern siberia f. at present forwarded VA
kus.s ,-,,.ss Otherwise addressed.
rt5t, places IN the Chinese Province ~ Yunnsn.
az, ..sh tndia-the quiekest rontes. Philippines
Europe must be gully prepaid
- s,rssp rates. Hawaii is forwarded vt4 -. fan
n. Australia einciudin= West Austraal
san Fran.isco exclusively
Va So WILLIAM 4 WILCOX. Pos,massse.
postonee. New York. n y. August IS. 1903
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AI.BEMARLE-S Charles Ross. Canada; Rear
Admiral Schouler, L. S. n. GRAND-Major James
Army. Congressman George n South
1rick' AIhany HOLLAND-T. f. Grifhths, Canton
Sbfna HOTEL ASTOR-Major Robert Smith. L.
s A. TMPERIAI.-Coonel D g. Robinson eS-
MiaASHATTAN-Henry G. Beyer' Medical InspeG-
t II { X :. DR. p NJ Rixey. L. s. N MURRAY
IoTi = SS1ntoin - WiIiiam Webber. Boston, SEVILLE
"sir Arthur Wells L2ndSTP6; Major dpTng
2tesilrS' 94,r EuNalo WAIDORF-ASTORlA-E Gov
arn1r Frank Brown, Maryland
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
RESPECT MEMORY OF Mr.. GLIB.

Out Of respect for the memory Of John Glib the
merchant who died on Sunday. the window shades
OF an the merchants la the retail section OF tul-
ton-st. Brooklyn viii be drawn between 2:S9 and
80 O'clock this afternoon. during the funeral or
MI Glib. The services will be held in Holy Trinity
thnrch. IA Cinton-st. Brooklyn. The store OF
Frederick Isoeser & Co in which Mr.. Giob had an
Ll.erest, was closed yesterday, and viii not be
opened urtil tO-morroH,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
Fsv Telegram TO The rribune.I

Watertown. y. Y. Aug. 29.-At Canton took place
at noon to-day the marriage of Miss Harriet Rus
sell. daughter of the late Justice Leslie W. Rus
sell. OF Canton who for several years occupied the
bench in New-York city. and Nigel Leslie Camp
bell cousin of the Duke OF Newcastle. The cere-
mony performed by the Rev. r. w Brown OF
Grace Church. Canton. assisted by Dr. Christian,
of New-York. Among the bridesmaids were Miss
Alice BurdeI of New-York. and Miss Virginia
Bogue OF Brooklyn The bridegroom for some time
has lived in New-York where he met Miss Russell
They Will live there in the future.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Eclipse Of the sun. $50 m ~
-, ,eunion Of the Time Telegrapners ana
CsI aesoriaton the Society OF the Chen suites
MILITARY photographers. Waldorf.
- - >-orr Utrecht branch Of the Women's Peace
~ I5Tcie ~ Eew-York. Dutch Reformed Chu'ch' oi'h-
81 and 1sth-ave afternoon
r,.oreninr Of the Hippodrome evening
-, ., ,n 1roouois club Of the 9Th Assembly Dis
trict Manhattan Casino. evening.
Free da AT the Of Art and Natural history
4 he Zoangca! Park.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
PALACE FOR MISS ROOSEVELT.
Empress Dowager of China Prepares to En-
tertain Presidents Daughter.

Peking Aug 29-Miss Alice Roosevelt and party
from Manila, including General and Mrs Corolh
and Admiral Train. will arrive here about Septem-
her r. bringing a new legation guard. Ofhcialdom
is greatly interested in Miss Roosevelts visit The
Empress Dowager is preparing a palace for Miss
RooseVelts reception and will invite her 10 stay
there her guest.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
WILLIAM II SEES LINER LAUNCHED
Empress Names Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Decoration for Ballin.

Stettin Prussia, Aug. 29.-The new Hamburg
American liner Kaiserin Auguste Victoria was
launched to-day, the German Empress breaking
a bottle OF champagne on her bow. Emperor
William and a large following were present.
The Emperor bestowed on Herr Ballin. director
of the line the diamond star of the Crown Order
of the Second Glass.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
LONG ISLAND ELECTRIC TRAINS.

The Long Island Railroad will begin the op' ra-
ton Of electric trains this morning between jar 'alca
and Flatbush-aye Brooklyn. Twenty electric trains
out Of hft six will be daily each way for the
present On the Rockaway Beach Division the
electric trains which have now been running TOT
several weeks. have proved ABOUT elShI MINUTES
faster than the steam trains
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
KAISER GETS WALENTHAL.

Berlin. Aug. 2s-Baron Joseph Speck Won Stern
burg. of the younger brothers of the German
Ambassador TO the United States. has bought the
celebrated estate of Walenthal in Lithuania.
Baron Won Sternburg Is presumed to be acting for
Emperor William. he is now arranging TO trans
fer the property TO the Kaiser.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures, Aus. %
,oorke6 disturbance that moved southeastward from
,h Fast Hudson Bay country the Canadian mari
.t ,ovnces caused general showers Monday night IN
49, ,s,ddls states and New England There were also
-, sbovers Tuesday Maryland. the District OF Co
No ana Northern Virginia. the mol Aern and western
,-o lake region colorado New Mexico and on the eX-
+rerae North Pacific Coast
onoratpr.s have risen generally east Of the Missis-
. Tiver and are once above the seasonal aver
80 evcont in New-England and the South Atlantic
states II is much cooler in the Dakotas ana warmer "
1,,,o-aao Arizona and Southern California - -.
viii be showers wednesday in me eastern uppT
reson extending during NechesoaS isnt ata
.se5aS 70 the lower lake region ne ha
4iu1'.s New England. There VIII also pc
S,.SeesaH IN Florida and the southern poItoi o o
= s,+.ss m Colorado &ew-MeNlc ana 30 <Nii"
Gun s,inr Thursday the Two atter
ohs IN ~ warmer Wednesday IN tie N1a 80.
~ va a. he upper Mississippi N2ney the uPpst isae
coo 80 tbo Central West. II VIII pe OoOei AuSN"S
s Git VALLEY lower lake region ,,tda,. At,a,,,.
IN -, - nde along the England ana
ILs Vii he light to fresh and varlarie uouEh nostiy
coa. South Atlantic oast ils' az.
- Ne Gulf light 10 fresh east TO on
- io,er axes fresh southwest on inc "il' '0 A''
west northwest for European will
$50 light fresh and mostly ars,a north Of The
weather. except posslp'y s4""''''
forty-third parallel
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
W. a. SMITH KAIsER's cresT.

Berlin. Aug. 2s.-Congressman William Alden
Sh'ltA. ~ Michigan. Of the American group OF
aeegates to the lnterparlamentary Congress At
brussels. to-day received invitation from EN-
oeror "a illiam % dine with him next Saturday
sssleT the annual review of the Potsdam and BeT-
In Gzrr1gOng.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
GERMANS HERE TO STUDY FARMING.

A party composed of twelve German commission
ers this country by the Kaiser to study the
American methods of farming, and particularly TO
look into the Western methods of colonization,
rived here yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
Special Notices.
Tr,,u,. sub.criution Rates.

rv4F, ,pIT,JrF, will be by any address IN
abroad. and address chansed
desired. Subscriptions may be given TO your regular
leaving or II more convenient haaf thefn
ia at THE TRIBUNE Office.
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those arriving from l"huou yesterday On
the Minneapolis were:
- - NJ. CbarIes s. Judge Chambers
III aiia mis- Mrs NJ Sage.
bsitlst c.,ria Ba--iSir William GodseL
clay.
~ ,o,o,rins arrived Bremen yesterday
- - Irois.r wilhelm der Crosse:
. ~, A., Henry A. MI and Mrs. George T.
MT. aho Ai'' Gould.
Ausrb9eh .no.rton Mr, and Mrs. Payne Whit
EH.dovernor FRANK D'0" Mr. Mrs Rudolph NJ
Mr. Mrs. = IL DNs'N'
T. Burton Jones
Among the passengers on the steamer Caro''"'
an, 1A,o's sr,,.ed Yesterday from Liverpool. Were:
:, r-oun iJohn b. Jackson United
Iosenh NJ t,adahy s.atss 1ptasts usste cocretarv
7 n Dickinson -',ss ilst,i.h To-ati,r a. wash
SolaneI James Alverson hIItlsh Les"'o" a. '
xaToness HengelmtAer lhet0ht
Waiter Maxwell lsa'""'' u i'''s'
,rso following are on the passenger list OF the
,,,,onic which sails to-day for Liverpool;
= r. Carruthers. Lieutenant falklhss'
Harr,s Ashton Dunn. Walter Saittle~ofuA'
~ Ii Robinson
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
David Belasco's New Play, "The Girl of the
Golden West" Rehearsed.

David Beasco's announcement concerning his
play and his annual Belasco Theatre produc-
tion was given out last night. Each year Mr.. Be
laso writes only play. but he generally devotes
many months in preparation of cast and produc-
ton. Last season he wrote "Adrea'' for Mrs. Les
lie Carter. This year his new play is for Mrs.
Blanche Bates. 1t is called The Girl of the Golden
West"
Miss Bates's character is that of Western girl
"a Californian-and the action passes during the
early period of that States history. The Girl of
the Golden West is distinctly different. neverthe-
less, other Western plays that have been pro-
duced recently. Mr.. Belasco should be well suited
TO write the successful Western play. being him
self Californian and having spent his early years
among the people and scenes which his pen has
now cast into play form.
The Girl of the Golden West was placed in re-
hearsa yesterday In the cast are Robert Hilliard,
Frank keenan,. John w. Cope, ]. II. Benrimo. 7.
J. MacGrane Herbert Corthell, James Kirkwqod'
Fred Maxwell, Richard Hoyer, J. \. SOrten. Ro-
berto Deshon Clifford Nipple, T. Hayes Hunter
and Harriet Sterling. The first performance Of the
pIav will OPEN the Belasco Theatre in Pitts
burg Miss Bates and The Girl OF the Golden
West' will come TO New-York following Mrs. Leslie
carriers season at the Beasco Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Gran Central
station Webster and Jerome avenue troeys and BY can
Lots Telephone (4s55 GTaercy) ior Book
of representative.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
UNDERr.NkERs.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. e4I-s West s3d St
ed St stephen Merritt Embs Inst Tel 1874 CheiseA
Rev stephen Merritt. the world wide-known un-
ker only place OF business Shavs and 18th
81 = largest in the world Tel. ia and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

The Kaiserin Auguste Victoria is 200 feet
long is a feet beam and Is "A feet deep. She
is of 25,0OO tons register. has displacement of
A. 800 tons. is of IL 200 indicated horsepower
and it is estimated, viii have a speed Of is
knots an hour.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30

= J. - ,r.rs,t,re yesteraay 70 degrees; lowest 60;
20 average Tor corresponding date last year. a.
Afef1se' - r.sponding last tewnty-hve years a.
Ical day far THURSDAY; parly e,ouus
probably showers and e'0iFf' "s' - ''s-' "'''''
soutbResterls.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
FOE TORPID LIVER

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
II stimulates healthy activity, relieves constips
headache and malaria
New-York tribune., 1905-08-30
Po.tnmce Notice.

Should be ready Daily by all interested. changes
tirnel
Foreign mails for the ending September 1928.
(rrompty In General Postofrcs
follows: Registered and PsrcesPost Mails close az
hour earlier than closing TINS
shown below. ParcelsPost Malls for Germany Gloss az
Z. m. August IS and September A.
Parcels-Post Malls for Great Britain and Ireland 50
dispatched by the White Star Line Wednesdays snt
by the American Line Saturdays An additional dis
patch by CunsTd Line when Cunard stssrnsr
sails on SaturdEy later than American Line steamer
day. The ParcelsPOst mails close one hour
before the regular mails
ireland CANNOT be registered.
Regular supplementary malls close AZ Forsizn STA
tion (corner half hour lstsr
than closing (except that Supplementary
Europe. and for Central America VIA Colons
close Foreign StattOnl.