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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
MOURN WHEELER H. PECKHAM.
Committee of City Club Chosen to Prepare
Memorial Resolutions.

The trustees OF the City Club held a meeting yes
terday afternoon in the law office Of F. W. oe
Forest at No 30 Broad-st. and delegated TO a
committee the task of preparing memorial o.
Wheeler H. Peckham in the form Of resolutions II
was decided that the trustees would attend Mr..
Peckhams funeral in a body if the services were
held in town but the trustees were told that the
arrangements for the funeral had not been made
The resolutions which will be adopted formally Dy
the trustees at another meeting to-day, will ex-
press sympathy for Mr.. Peckham's family and Will
record the high regard In which Mr.. Peckhan was
held by the members of the City Club.
It was recalled yesterday that the trustees on
December 81 1904 on the occasion OF the resignation
bv Mr. Peckham of the presidency Of the club
passed a resolution expressing grateful apprecia-
ton of the invaluable services he had rendered TO
the club. This resolution said in part:
Under his guidance the club has passed through
a neriod of transition TO its present position or
hitherto unequaIled usefulness and strength In It's
own nome with a membership more than twice as
large as wnen Mr.. Peckhan assumed office, the
clubs prospects OF worthy public service are
largely due TO his wise advice and guidance ana
his unfailing devotion TO the clubs interest his
most unusual civic courage Will remain lasting
inspiration TO all who have had the good fortune
10 be associated with him
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them thus to reach that destiny still undetermined.
but great and high, believe, Whlch awaits theLh
In the futuTe2 .., c,--;.
tan Church, doing to solve this pIoolelhs s s
need new machinery no new re1S lIsCl ..
and ample. and while We are discussing various s
ways and means of how to solve this problem and
how to 20 abOIt # and what to do It with, the
answer. It seems TO nee, is coming to-eay 70 rs =
that IN thine hand? A rod2 It is enough 70, tsAs
it and it for the deliverance OF my peop!e5
SIN again we are hearing much to-day or the
need Of political reformation and social reIQrlLd
ton, and doubtless they are needed SUI POM
last analysis rest on moral reformation
The only efeltive way in Whicn 70 make, Sq9o4
citizens IS bv making first good men, and that
must be and IS the work OF the Christian Church
The Church not doing more he thought pc
cause it lacked faith itself to attempt big works
Righteousness was needed in the naLlohi OF az az
declared. He called the Church 70 TAKE 10 Tie
big work OF spreading this true righteoushess.
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Postomce NotIce.

Should be read DAILY by all interested a. ehzrsss
any tine1
Foreign mails for the ending Septsrnhe- 80 LOO
will close st the General PostoIs
follows: Registered and ParceisPost Malls close e
earlier than closing TIM
shown below. Parcels-Post Mails for Germany Close a.
p. n. September % and October
ParcelsP0st Mails for Great Britain and ireland az
dispatched BY White Line Wednesday, ana
by American Saturdays An additional dis
patch BY Cunard Cunard stssnner
Saturday American Line steamer
day The ParceIs-Post mails close one hour
before the regular mails.
ParcelPost Mall for Barbados and Great Britain and
Ireland CANNOT registered
Regular Supplementary Malls close Foreign
ss) half hour later tna =
closing Except that Supplementary
Malls for Europe and Tor Central America VIA Colon.
close hour later at Foreign Staticnl-
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DIES WHILE At PRAYER.
Estate of Mrs. GARRISON to Go to
Kat0nah Home.

Mrs. Annie Clarkson, widow OF William =. CLARK
son and mother Of Jennie Clarkson, for whom the
home for children at KatoEah was named, dleo
alone and apparently while praying, al heF apart
Death was asgribed to heart disease Al her delh
$4,000 GOES under her husbands will TO The nome:
Trs 7,Iarkson was the last o. her family. her
sister-in-aw Mrs. Mary Ayres. received nal1 OF
Mr. C,iarksou's estate, and her death this too.
viii % 10 the home. The home was Incorporated
in memory of the only ClarksOn child before Mt
TIarkson's death and began TO run artefWara'
He gave it ABOUT 100 TO start with
Mrs CIarkson leaves a small independent eslate
which in is understood. will also so TO the home.
She had lived with a servant at The Hotel Navarro
The funeral will be held in the chapel Of Cal
varv BsDtist Church Al Il o'clock this morning.
rThe body will be buried in the nausOleum at Plain
field n j. which holds the dust of William K
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For the coEvenience OF TRIBUNE READERS ahroea
srEangeneIts have been made TO keep the DAILY snd
SUNDAY TRIBUNE on file in the reading roo11s OF tHs
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RECTOR MAKES PROTEST.
INSURANCE THE THEME.
High Finance" Resolutions Stir
Diocesan Contention.

The Rev. John Marshall Chew, Ct the Church Of
the Good Shepherd, Newburg electrified the con-
vention of the Episcopal Diocese Of New-York yes
terday by introducing resolutions castigating mod
ern high finance" as exemplided BY the insurance
revelations J. Pierpont Morgan, VINO had been
active in the convention ali day. had just left the
synod hall when the resolutions were read
For a moment after Mr.. Chew had finished the
clergymen looked uncertainty at one another. Then
Bishop Potter. who was presiding, said:
There are many questions involved in this sub
feet which still in transition; they are in process
of being tried. Would it not be better to wait till
they are tried before committing ourselves to any
opinion? May leave that with you. brother?"
We'll, perhaps I'd better cut out Of the reso-
lutions the specific illusions TO these acts" said
Mr.. Chew. Otherwise, I'd like TO the leave the
resolutions I have read them"
L heard seconding voice. interrupted the
bishop. mo seconder having appeared the reso-
lutions out of order" He waited a moment
The resolutions have not been passed he de-
clared- Almost Immediately after this the conven-
ton was adjourned sine die.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

Observation-Disclosures Mordecai T. Endicott.
U S N and member of the Panama COMMISSION
BROADWAY CENTRAL-H- 2. Emerson, L. s n
AMBRIDGE-Judge a 3. Hagner, Washington
Baron c C9iskra, counsellor of the Austro-Eiu
garian Embassy. Washington; Captain ' an Ness
mander ". NJ. Parke, I. s. y. FIFTH AVENUE
Judge {. Il. DueL Washington Dr. Felix A.
TSrne New-CrleaEs- GRAND-DIckinsOn Holmes,
Newport HOLLAND-Dr john Bell New-Clas-
cow \ 6 Representatives, William NJ Titus,
TassachiIsetts MURRAY HILL-W. F. Amsden,
L S y: Hoke Smith, Concord: sEE C7s Ez,
TIirlzle Ofenbac -On-Mane. ST REGlS-VIscount
d Ate Portuguese Minister to the United States,
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PRoFEssoRsHIP FOR Mr.. HoRNsosTEL.

IBy Telegraph to The Trtbune.l
Pittsburg Sept. 28-The Carnegie Technical School
here to-day announced the appointment Of Henry
Hornbostel to professorship in architectural prac-
tice in the School of Applied Science Mr.. Hornbos-
tel is q member of the firm Of Palmer Hornbos-
tel. architects New-YoTk. who planned one Of the
East RIVER bridges
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO.DAY.

Irish Fair AZ Madison Square Garden.
Public hearing on proposed improvement Of West End
ave Board OF Estimate. City Hail, 1880 g.
Insurance inquiry. City Hall. $3.50 g.
Coroners inquest elevated railroad wreck, cor
oner's Office
Republican judiciary Convention. Brooklyn
Jewish New Year celebration. beginning at sunset
Free day at the Museum OF Art and the Geological
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epoEessoR HussEY GOES TO MICHIGAN.

Ann Arbor. Mich. Sept 25-William J. hussey
astronomer Of Lick Observatory nag aCceplfu me
- -,,saaeI professor Asop Han. resigned. Pre-
80 t4,,ssev is row on his way here fron Egypt
where he conducted expedition o,t e As9uaa
the Upper Nile. TO observe 'Ae sSnise
OF August IL.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreeast.-W ashington, Sept %
The barometer along CUR Coast continues to fall
The OF the disturbance is s apparently on the
Louisiana coast. where northeast winds with rain con
tlnue The winds have abated somewhat, although a
maximum velocity Of thrtyfour miles an hour vas re
indications point 70
Continuation the in nearly its present pos
ton during the twety-tour hours IN tLe 4Ileo
pressure the ONO Valley
and a marked depression reaches from Wyoming TO
airoa with exception OF scattered showers in the
plateau region West Rocky Mountain region and rain
il the Gulf states. weather with moderately high
ter1pera lures has prevailed.
Tie rain win extend n2rtvard during Fri
sI, INTO tins lower Valley and the South Atlantic
states and into Middle Atlantic and lower OHIO
srdav showerv weather with lower temperatures will
revau in the Rocky Mountain region and over the east
srT foothills L VIII be cooler IN Tennessee and the
5+-a- ohio VALLEY high temperatures VIII continue
n northern districts Of the Missouri Valley.
vyfnds and Middle Atlantic
casts viii light the South Atlantic
ISsst fresh southeast east; Gulf Coast,
tr southeast east: the West Gulf Coast. fresh
+vest- on the lower lakes fresh SOUTH on the upper
49, f-esb south becoming brisk over Superior.
STeers departing FRIDAY Tor European ports viii have
- 10 fresh west and fair weather 10 the Grand
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MArIs FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. Exczpr

MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRANsPACTFTc.
Mails faxcent Jamaica Bahamas1 are forxardeI
daily 10 ports calling. The CONNECTING mails cess
Ell the General postofice, NeW-YoTk as follows.
CUBA Via Port Tampa Al t4-30 a. Monday, Wednes-
day Saturday CALso from New-York THURSDAY ard
Saturday. above)
North sydney .. Monday, "Wednesday Sztlsr-
day. CAIso occasionally from SsIYoEk and PhilAesl-
phia. abOveJ
MiQUELON via Boston and North Sydney. at $50 D n
every other sunday September "a October aud q
etcJ
from HSev-XoES Saturday ahoye1
COSTA RIGA. NewOrleans. at 1850 .. n Monday
SsIinEs from NeWOrleaus nay irregular account
OF quarantine
MEXICO CITY. overland at l:So p n and 1890 p
daily. except Sunday; Sunday at and 10s0
BRITTsH HONDURAS. HONDURAS Cast coaso and
CTTrATFENf Mobile. . Monday.
West Coast IS dispatched from Nev-EcFk
via PanaUG-see abOve)
Wednesday West Coast % Nicaragua is dispat3hed
from NeW-EorE VIA Panama-sse ab0veJ SatfikS
from Se-Oreans be irregular account o. quar-
4REGIsTERED MAIL for overland dispatches closes at
6 .. N. previous day.
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ANOTHER HEIR FOR CAR
Babe Expected at the Imperial Pal
ace of Peterhof.

Il is officially announced at ST. Petersburg that
che Fupress of Russia is more about to be-
co-,s q mother and Dr. Otthe, ihe eminent physi-
ctsn who is always in attendance upon the Czarina
q, such occasions. has taken tip his residence at
,ha nalace. Hopes are expires sed that the next
baby may prove boy, so as ia still further insure
ne direct succession Of the CROWN. which now de-
-.75s I1pou the life OF the infant CzarewitCh, born
IN July 30. 1904, and who is. therefore, now just
fourteen months old.
4 change in the situation az St Petersburg has
been effected by the growing intingIcy Of the two
b-o-hers. the Gar and the Grand Duke Michael
sre Emperor associates his only brother in all his
governmental acts, and has bIrther reason to
sssr that IN the event Of his death Michael, as
regent during the minority of the Czarewitch,
would reverse in any way the policy which he has
endeavored, not always with success, to pursue.
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1RASspAc1F1c MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND



Ths schedule OF closing OF TFSnspacLc LIS
ranged on the presumption OF thsr $3.50
trsnsit 10 p0rt OF sailing The nna $500 zfs Van
CONVEX Victoria Tacoma Seattle S-.Vry,-<
TTevfots day, close az the General foa-0A.~'' 49,
rs as $500 Islands and Guam, via san =
Serrsuober dispatet
p Korea China and PhiliQpt -
Ss1 FrancIsco. close al D N O~'-
per g. Korea "a. event Westl. caledonia
a,7 speCialfy a1dEe7seu hi--2
SaIloa, francisco. close az . p m Ststetes
lsie5ss, Son0Ua. III tls Sliilu stss.t--
fer cIspaS SevZealand does not ar
carrying th4 Br t Win this dispatch, mails
I5Vs ~ s0a N $50 a n ana % P m ellt-.ss
e41sns a. - a m and ulNiti De mace " --l~
at 4,SO t-tiI the ARRIVAL of the Cunafd steamer
and specially addressed ma TT -
FiJi Vancouver ana NietoFla b =.
and NsSS & . M October for d1spatch per >
MioWeia; ,r,r1uesas Islands Via Erancsco. c9ss
IanlLi az :, Crt6ber dispatch per AartpeaA
az Loan Korea. China and Phflppine lsiaaca kEA
h Irrss6isco close AZ October 10 4or elsas1a
pen Except Moukden Newchwaug and Port Ar
Eastern Siberia Is at present ioE~afoeo Va
Russia W. Australia "a
Sr1ared va Eu-ops New Zealand VIA san Francesca
80 csr+sn places IN the Chinese Province Of 4unnsn
Ga prf.ish Iudia-the quickest routes Fa4lpplhes
-.islfv addressed Europe must be 1uliy prepaid
~ tEa forsg n rates. Hawaii = forwarded VIA san
Fsrsnrsco exclusively. P1rcels-Post mails Tor New
ZeaIan5 Australia 0ncluding West Austrsia3 ar-
forw7arast san Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r WILCOX Postrna4tsss
Postos.es. New York. n. e sSsntarneer u tsoa
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serve. but the persecution to which he is sub
jected after liberation by those former convicts
with whom he has been obliged to associate while in
prison To men such as these he constitutes an
easy prey and they extract sum after another
frcm him under the threat OF revealing to the public
at large the fact that he had done time"
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pRINcEss FRACTuREs LEE THIaH.

The Duchess OF Guise. who met with such Sc
.rs accident while out riding: st Wood Norton, in
england a5ractUring her thigft IS the best looking
= tba sisters OF the Duke of t0reang, and daugh-
e. ~ she late Comte de Paris. she is married TO
her first cousin, Prince Jchu OF Orleans. Duke Of
c,5se and sen Of the Due de Cbartres. Both the
T7r,c de Char=res and the Colnte de Paris were on
ne staff Of General Mcclellan il the Civil War in
re country the Due de Charities having previously
served as & Sandman officer under assumed
mama in the Franco-Italian War against Austria in
$50 while he went through The Franco-Prussian
War OF 1870 volunteer in the ranks under the
,sr,a Of "Ruoert lie Fort conducting himself with
So r1uch gaIIantry that he decorated on the
4eId Of battle with the Order of the Legion OF
Honor The Duke OF Guise is his younger son and
received his education and military training in the
Danish army, making his home while at Copen-
hagen with his clever sister. Princess Waldemar
Of Denmark
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Borden Marjorie NJ t1eck+laILs "Aee-sr Il
Bost1gick Fannie. Pratt Horace a.
Clark li9 Charles ri H. sshenck. Emma A 3
Fanshawe Edward l. sec9r "I 5I W \,
Ga2iys h- SSar1a, : Smith Elijah K
Nelson George P. Weeks. Edward ?.
Paul Helen c
al Y on Maf s oR @
Of Ashbel " and CharIotte E Borden. aged months
Funeral private. on Friday.
R0sTwICk-on Wedresaay September 27, 1903. Fannie
Bostwio her residence 42s Macon-s Notice CT fl-
neral hereafter
aged So Services his late residence, Pelham Fri
urday, September 80. at 2:30 P.
cI.ARK-Iu Watershed. Conn. September 81 1905.
Charles HaIlett clark in his seth year Funeral
Mount auburn Cemetery Boston. Saturday.
FANsHAwE--oE Friday. September % 1905 At Santa
and Jessie Jerome Faushawe Notice Of funeral here
after.
GoLEY-on wednesday ssptsmbeT a. Kate eoley , for
Miss Steuces School Funeral services at St Patricas
ocioefi 1nternent at St Agnsss Cemetery. Albany
JENKINs-At his residence. New5qrg; y y September
5riv aG fnerrnent at Greenwood Cemetery. Kindly
omit flowers.
ws sa: ssPts0r r. 190 qeoEgs
at his late residence 10 East T7th-st, saturday
Of the slti'I family kindly omit foTszs,
PAUL-suddenly on September IS. 1905. Helen catn.
s1 4qg Of At fer late rsidenea No sl5 Qaiao @
urday, September 30. at S o'clock.
PECKHAN-SuddenIy. on September 81 IN the City os
NeW-Yorl. Wheeler II. Peckhau, N the seyentythird
year Of Funeral services viii be held at st.
F3arthoore's Church Saturday morning az 9:15 IN
Albany. 1t is requested that no flowers be
PRATT-In this city. September IS 1905. Horace A.
Pratt in his 65th year. Funeral services Saturday
evening at o'clock late residence. Is Pros
pect Park West Relatives and friends invited
kindly omit flowers Boston papers please copy)
REYNOLDS-In this city. on Thursday September 9.
7. Reynolds, only daughter OF the atS VIII
Jam Maria Reynolds, formerly Of Poughk ss2se,
Y services at the home Of her brother, William {
REYNOLDS 1T9 Macol-st Friday evening, Septemoez
- at O'Clock lnterIncnt RI Pou8IlNeeLsie On S-u<
day
Ba5cock wife Louis 4 SchsncS. Relatives and
friends invited attend her funeral at her late
Ne5nanic N J.. October ?. 1903, at 80
q m Train leaves New-Tork via y. J. Central X X
10 a.
sECoR-Entered into rest ossning. N Z. WsdEes-
eav September ~ 1905. william W Secor. in the 18Th
vear OF his age. Funeral services Saturday. sep
Church, Ossining Carriages VIII meet train leaving
Grand Central Station at 1902 and 1:O6 p NJ
sHErDON-On Thursday September Is. 1905. Eleazar
In his sxty-seventh Funeral services al MS e
residence No sOsA Greene-zve. Brooklyn on SATURDAY
evening at c clock
sAITH-At Elizabeth ". J.. September "a 1863 Elijah
Kellogg smith his 18Th year. Funerai services a.
his ATE residence lib Mary-st, on SATURDAY the
Both inst. at $50 3 m
yyEFs-suddeuy. on September 2s. in his 5sth year.
Edward Francis Weeks son OF the late EDWARD
Augustus Weeks Notice Of funeral hereafter
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Special Notices.
Eorci~n Rates.

Mail subscribers IN New-York City to the DAILY and
TRI-WEEKL.Y will be charged one cent COPY s1l@
postage addition to the rates named above
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Highest temperature yesterdat 50 degrees '0s5[ 80
ee co. average Tor corresponding date last year o.
average for corresponding date last I'VE lirbt 10
IoeEl Forecas-.-Faa4E t0-lay ana s~-u4-AS' -'S-N -
fresh westerly winds.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND cENTRAL A,lEaIcA. VEST


FRIDAY C2s)-At ?. Bermuda per steamer VIA
SATURDAY C5UJ-At 1880 a m fer Argentine Uruguay
Paraguay, per s. Hindustans az 80 a. m 1oE
Neyvfouadl per s. ROsalud al $50 a. n SUP
Elementary ESQ q for Porto Rico curacao ana
Venezuela. per s $ Phadspda falso Coloflola "
Curacao specially addressed 7SaiiefJS
ESQ Argentine, Uruguay ana Parse1ay' peg
$50 m supplementary lOSv a Nj
for Fortune Island. Jamaica and Colombia per g =
ssrrfa (also Costa Fica via L4non, when specially 3D.
dressed steamer ar 10 a Tor Cubs Per g
MORO Castle VIA 10 for Brazil Argsn@
and Paraguay Especially addressed oaiy(
Prince via FeFnanlbucO. no 5slls-re
am Santos: al - for Brazil Specially addressed
TT@FSTl Az frst at $50 complementary 1880
N for Nicaragua except East Coast 1onquras tex-
ca,+ Fast Cast salvador. Panama Canal ZoEe Cauea1
Of Colombia Ecuador, Peru BOLIVIA md
Finance. Colon also tIuateoalz. WIEN
snAriaIv addressed FOR tbs steamer
N-0TTCF cents half ounce In ADDITION 70 tbs
Ter sage be prepaid on all lstters foZg7ard=1
5s rsa-Ee4 Letters Foreign Countrfes. after ts
osirg Of the Regular Mail Tor dispatch pa-tol-
viii not forwarded unless such add
prepaid thereon By stamps sup
Mails opened tbs piers
english and French steamers. when
~ he deposited the mail boxes On the piers o. the
sailing from Hoboken. Supplementary
Ta Cor TIrks Island and Dominican Repubhc "a also
10 Clyde Line Pier. The mails ths uier8
a half before sailing time. and csuss
minutes sailing time Only regular postzzs
Gatrers -euts half ounce), Is required on articles
aajIed on the piers the American. White Sear ard
German (Sea Pos stesr1ers ooune pos1ags tstssrs 1s
cents half ounce On other lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29

For points IN Europe and ~ c9IntTes n ne
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29

THoMAs-YOUNG-on Thursday. September %. 1905,
at St Agnes Chapel. Trinity Parish, NewYor. by the
Rev william T. Manning D D. lydia Barcai 4s
daughter Clarence Wadron Young, and the late Je-
Barcalow Young. TO Edgar Moves Thomas
TIEMANN-GREER-On Wednesday. September q. BY
the Rsv. y. MCGEE Waters. D. D.. Elizabeth Downs
Greer. daughter Of Margaret L. and the late samuel
Miller Gresr, Frank Malcolm uemann, all OF Brook
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