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Of the Journal des Dehats," has enjoyed excep-
tionaI opportunities for studying international
politics. and has been foremost factor IN bring
ing about the rapproehement between France
and England. He has also worked efficiently in
completing the F'ranco-Italian understanding.
NJ. Alcide Ebray is fervent admirer Of Amer
lea and Of American institutions. His natural
qualities OF observation, and his capacity for
drawing logical conclusions from what he sees
and hears have been developed in the best
school of Partisan journalism. He has travelled
in England. Germany and Switzerland, and
written exhaustive treatises on the commercial
and Industrial methods Of those countries. He
speaks English huently. and has made a special
study of the history and literature Of England
and Of the United States. Q. I. B.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Pocan1ico Kills. July g.
1895, John Alexander. MarIetta Ohio. Internens
PaInesvt,le. Ohio, Tuesday afternoon Cleveland
tOh.oJ papers please copy
CUSHMAN-At Bedford n. z. after a short Illness.
Howard Cushnan 80 years. Funeral ssrvica az ST.
Peters Church, 2sth-st between sch and eth avs2-
Monday morning. July 10th. ~ 10 O'Clock
ELLLOTT-At salzsohIIrf. Germany, July g. william z.
Elliott Notice OF funeral Later. Baltimore pa2srs
please copy.
FIEAiING-At sca-sdaIs. suddenly Sunday morning,
July her seth year. Emma A. daughtzr OF the
services from ST. James the Less, Tuss-
day July II, arrival OF ths ESQ train from
Grand Central Station
GIBB-suddenIy, In Paris. Friday. June 1s Howard,
and Harriet BalSdon Gibb in the both year
his Relatives and friends invited TO attend
the Church OF the Ascension,
bth-ave. and 1Oth-sL. New-YOEk Tuesday. July II,
II o'clock a. m Intermenr prtvaSs.
KINGsBURY-On July :. 1895. George Pomsroy kings
bury. services his residence. No. 133
West 93d-st-. Monday. July ~. at 12:3O
MALTBY-On Friday, July T. 1905, Heights.
New-York City, Arson Maltby. In hs 5Sth year.
Funeral at his late residence on Monday at $50 p
PIERCE-In Brooklyn. Friday. July 7. 1905. r.
Pierce, Friends invited attend
the funeral al his late residence Montague Te-
D. m A requiem viii be said at st. Charles Boz
roneo's Church Monday morning. Intsrmsnt private
sPITZNER-On Saturday, July g. 1905. Charles Z.
Spitzne- ths 18th Of mis- aga Funeral private
sTRONG-At washingtonvtIle N z. July 0. SeIah f.
Strong aged g years Funeral July II at o'clock
vERdIIsYE-At home EagIswood, N T. after
long illness, Ashbel q. Vermllye, D. D. IN the SD
Presbyterian Church, Wednesday. July T. $50
dence. No. III West l21stst Notice OF funeral hss
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MIR. AND MRS. ROOSEVELT AT CHURCH.
President Hears Plea for Funds for Church
in Havana
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1BUxE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Oyster Bay, July 9-President Roosevelt attended
the morning service at Christ Church to-day. Mrs
Roosevelt. Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Robert Fer
gusOn. of New-York, came down from THE HilT
with the President Before the church hour
crowd Of villagers gathered the church lawn
usual to wait for their weekly view Of the Chief
Executive, and to-day the throng was increased
by about fifty clerks from a New-York
department store, who are spending their vacation
at the Holiday House, at Mil Neck, Oyster Bays
nearest western neighbor
The Right Rev. Albion W. knight. the Episcopal
pastor Of Cuba occupied the pulpit in place OF
the Rev. DR.. H. H. Washburn, the rector. and
made an interesting talk on the needs OF the
church in Havana A lot has been purchased for
Episcopal church in the Cuban capital, and
funds are needed for the structure After Bishop
knights address collection taken up for the
cause of Christianity in Cuba.
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1.-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
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ont wishing TO depreciate in the least the work
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the work OF sending poor child TO the country
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THE CARS DIDN'T STOP.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The way motOrmen the Metropolitan
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lie Is exasperating to put it mildly To express
my true opinion OF it would be TO exclude your
paper from the mails. I stood at Warren-st THIS
morning and signaled a and blithely sailed
for it. I CROSSED Warren-st- and signalied again.
realizing that the first time I had been on the
near side. The second car passed me- having
stopped on the near side. I recrossed TO the near
side, and the car signaled stopped on the IiiL
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side although the motorman plainly saw mt Oll
the far side Before could reach 1t the notorIus
got the hell" and was off lost tTe minutes anu
nv Immortal soul, before finally landed IN a seat
New-YOrb. July T. 1905. JIM o-hII L.
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WHY HE BECAME A DIPLOMAT.

Lady P1unket who with her daughter has re-
Gently met serious accident through the
fail OF her carriage down embankment thirty
delphia born Lady PlUnkett, who spells her
name with two rs" but a much younger
woman. namely. the wife OF Lord Plunket. now
Governor and Commander IN Chief OF New-Zealand.
She is q daughter OF the late Lord Dunerin and it
while attached 10 the latter's embassy at Paris
that Lord PlUn1et fell in love with her and mar
RED her. the ceremony taking place IN the French
capital Lord Plunkets term OF service in the
diplomatic corps is. according 10 family tradition.
due the fact of his having been discovered when
6 boy IN a lie by his father the fourth Lord Plum
is or record that the prelate was one day found
plunged IN deep distress.
Ny son Willie has told lie. He is a liar. What
EhaI 60 with him.
Then an Inspiration seemed 10 dawn on the holy
man. Willie shall be a diplomat" he exclaimed.
and ss Eooa W'Ilie grew up appointment was
secured for him IN the diplomatic service. and he
attached the STAFF OF the late Lord Dufferin,
TIE Ambassador al Paris.
Lord Plunket was an agreeable and popular man.
who after his marriage was for q considerable
thinks before he speaks. He Is somewhat stoutly
built, has a broad forehead and thick light brown
hRir. Ills wife Is a god6aughter Of the late Queen
Victoria. and bears her name, while he is a nephew
through hts mother OF the brewing peers. Lords
Ardilazn and Iveaghs OF Guinness's Dublin stout
celebrity.
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Sympathy FoR TIE CONDUCTOR.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: I ask you to exert your influence In oenair
Of the conductors of the street railways of Man
haitian. The brass side handles they are forced 10
grasp an uncountable number Of times day are
poisonous TO their palms. In the summer the pain
is much increased by perspiratiOn- The palms Of
many Of them cracked open that they can
scarcely close them. One told the other day
that many Of them afflicted with blood poison
ing from their cracked and bleeding palms
The Tribune has done lot Of good where Il has
been needed. and here is a grand opportunity TO
do some more. The Brooklyn railroads have wood
handles and the conductors do not suffer.
New-York, July s, 1903. SYMPATHY.
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A CURE EoR IVY POISON.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: In your issue OF to-day notice request
for a remedy for ivy poisoning. I very sensi-
tive TO ivy poisoning myself. but can cure II so
promptly that I care very little about it. 1t Is
simply fresh catnip bruised and rubbed on the
eruption. In very bad cases use strong deeoction
applied hot for at least twenty minutes. several
times daily.
This is so simple that many people refuse TO be-
Heve it. but I have never known II TO rall Wnen
used In light cases 1 have chewed II and laid Il
on the bIistars FORMER SUFFERER.
Westport Conn, July 6, 1905.
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A STORY WRITER'S DEFENCE

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. The letter of A X Whiting. IN this morn
fng,s Tribune telling what he likes in his STORIES
is interesting. and finds echo in my breast But
the majority that ruler in literature as IN govern
ulent seems 10 demand the sensational ana the
incomplete. This is evidenced by the enormous
and increasing crcuatiOns OF magazines w4-ttH 49,
make a specially Of that kind OF stores We Wtls zS
lust what we find sells, just as man seIllr5 ISL
Carries in stock what his patrons want We a.
have our bright hopes, but the rent comes 1Is Sis
first of every month. A SIOhG NrNlAA4'
New-York, July (, 1905
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". .ALCIDE EBRAY.
Nezo Consul General of the French
Republic in Ne1c-Y York.

Paris, July I.
NJ AIcide Ebray, the newly appointed consul
general of the French Republic in New-York is
a man of high literary attainments, and is in
the full force Of intellectual and physical ability.
He is thirty-two years old. and although not
member OF the French Civil Service, he has had
wide experience in economical and commercial
affairs. not only in France, but in Great Britain
Germany italy and Switzerland. Since 1893. NJ.
Alcide Ebray IN his capacity as foreign Editor
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
UNA1ERITED oBLooUY OF CURzoN.

U-NAIERITED OBLOQUY OF CURZON-
Lo-d Curzon has come in for some unmerited oblo-
,r.v owing 10 q misunderstanding In connection with
the sale which has lately taken place az Walmer
Castle. where Prime Minister Pitt made his home
and where the great Duke OF Wellington spent the
closing years OF MS life and breathed his last
The impression has been created through mislead-
ing paragraphs in the English and foreign press
that the articles put up for auction consisted Of
the relics OF Pitt and the Iron Duke" This is
not the case. AL these relics are, according to a
ceeC executed half q century ago. the inalienable
property Of the Lord Warden OF the Cinque Ports
f6r the TIME being. and cannot be sold or otherwise
disposed oS Since the resignation by Lord CUrzon
OF the Office OF Lord Warden and the appointment
o. tina Prince OF Wales 70 the post II is the heir
apparent who has become invested with the tenn
porary ownership, or rather should say, the guard
ialship Of these historic relics The sale which has
taken place at WaImer Castle has been merely that
of the relatively modern furniture Of the place.
Representing all kinds OF different periods and
purchased by successive Lord Wardens, II has in
Tariahly been taken over at valuation by each
Lord Warden on accession 10 Office from his
predecessor OF from the latters estate The furnl-
ture n fact was Indispensable 10 the place long
as il 70 be used habitation Owing now
ever 70 the unbeaithfuI condition Of the castle
aac the impossibillty owing 10 its immense age
OF putting il n perfect sanitary condition, IL is no
longer 20 be used as a residence by the Lord Ward
en. and has now been converted into q sort or
museum. included. indeed, among the national
monuments Of The state, and the Prince OF
Wales, that is 70 say, the new Lord Warden VIII
never i've there he has for the furniture
which Lord Curzon took over from his predecessor,
and does not care 10 buy IL from him Lord Curzon,
having severed his official connection with the
castle, likewise has need for the furniture and
that is why il is being sold
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Dr. T F. Williams Des Moines: G. F.
Hart. Montreal FIFTH AVENUE. Hall Rich
ardson, London; DR.. E p. Beverly. Panama GIL
6EY-Dr. Charles NJ Hasselbaeh Washington.
GRAND-J. Campbell Black, London; John Jar
man London; NJ. K. Taulbee, San Juan, P. R
HOFFMAN,. G. Ellinson. Chihuahua. Mexico
Congressman George N Southwick, Albany. M
PERIAL-Francis Velets Paris. MANHATTAN
Sir z. Elgar, London; Major K Schwartz Ber-
lin. MURRAY HILL-Dr. John r. Hicks. L. S. A.
NAVARRE-W. n. Morrison ST. Louis. METH
ERLAND-William NJ Scott Chicago. VICTORIA
u. Z. Baum Omaha. WALDORF-ASTORIA-
Baron Schleppenbach. Chicago.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Racing, Brighton Beach track.
Meeting OF Board Of Education. 4 D m.
Entertainment Brooklyn Police Mutual Ala Association
Manhattan Beach. evening
STORY Tellers Night Young Womens Christian Asp
citation, No East 15th-st p.
Meeting OF executive Catholic Educational Asso-
citation. Buckingham Hotel, p. m.
Band concerts Washington Square Coriears Hook
parks.
Meeting Of Republican Club, 10th Assembly District.
Arcade Building, $3.50 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
cuRFEW IN PTTTssUEo.

From The Pittsburg Gazstta-
For the first time IN fifty years the Curfsw bell
tolIed in PittsbUrg last night There we're two
curfews one for girls at 815 the other for boys al
9-45 A arrests made before midnight.
The curfew idea revived by Chief Wsllace,
children hanging around
the streets at night The law is old one. which
has been on the ordinance books OF the city many
years, but mas been disregarded-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
"pYNe cgNrAuRn ON EXHIBITION.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The statue of the Dying Centaur" by the
late DIR. William Rimmer, has been loaned by the
Boston Museum OF Fine Arts to the Avery Library,
Columbia University, where it will be on exhibition
for a few days The Gorham company kindly pro-
poses to cast the statue in bronze at us own e1-
pense. tDW AMI H. o1HAA
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CONSUL TO MARRY BARONESS.

Venice. July 9.-The engagement is announced OF
Paul Nash. the American Consul here. and the
Baroness Ina Mayneri. OF Piedmont
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Tuesday C1)-AE Tao a. N. CsuDr.srnsnta-y a rAs
1or Europe, 4 II
CherbOurz
WEDNESDAY 8.8c r,-r,o, a
eiaJesLc va Queenstown and Liverpool; Ts3Q
NelnerianGs Especially
Statendams At $50 a ItaIy direct specially
addressed onlyl. q sciizI .. n gor Azsr.s
-1SSlales, Per 8 a. Peninsulaz from Nsv-Bedsor1
TEOttSDAX QS(-At g. N for France. swatserlane,
4tA4y. SPAN Portugal Turkey, Egypt. Aa4
British Incia. Ia 5Rvofa. Hzvrs also sshsr
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SATURDAY q5}-As - n for Europa per 4 a 81
LOUIS via plymouth and Cher5ourx {rcludiux LIVER
pS9- Scotland Ireland and south africa When gpscaly
Elores9ed Tor This steame3i az $50 Tor 8eEt
Qareels-Fost mails). per n Vadsriaad also r..ar
MAJ Lor 5eisum when specially addressed g1is
5SsAIn9fli AZ 1910 supplementary Il nj
Europe Der s. LlcSQis, Qusensrowa and I1ynr-
pool ns3o q dtrsct (go.ciaIlv
dressed Only9s per = l. Colunhia-
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-washington. July a.
week Saturday. the sth inst, cloudy
rainy districts except New-Engand Eastern
NeyE-Yorl. the Dakotas. Iowa, Wisconsin. Illinois
Ohio Missouri virginia less fell every
the dry but showers were more or less fire.
quen during middle latter part OF the week
the Pacific Coast plateau districts fell
Scattered fell in the middle Rocky Mountain
region on Friday and Saturday.
the twentyfour hours the weather has cleared
in the Missouri Valley plains but
been the Mississippi Valley from St Louis
Gulf Showers have also fallen
Ohio valley Arkansas. Oklahoma and Northern Texas
elsewhere fair weather has prevailed
F7or Monday and Tuesday weather with high
perature is all parts Of the country except
the southeastern states and lower Mississippi Valley
vvher weather Will continue
The temperature will rise In the Missouri Valley the
unner Missssfppi Valley lake region, high
tenperatures viii middle Atlantic States
England
The winds along the Atlantic Coast viii be light SOUTH
m fbe Culf Coast light Variable the lakes
slight 10 fresh southwest the upper lakes variable
coming fresh south
Stseners departing European ports will light
so1ithvest winds weather to the Grand Banks
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nent can IN way tend to pervert the minds OF
the recipients Of the higher education, but must
rather tend 20 inspire them with truer love or
men and hrmer determination not to use IN
tellectual strength TO conmeFcalize exploit
JOSIAH c. PUMPELLY-
New-York, July g. 1905
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THE PoPE RECEIVES Ma. MOON.

Rome. July 9-The Pope to-day received Con-
gresham Reuben o. Moon. Of Philadelphia to
whom he impaired the apostolic benedlction-
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Fernittances preferably by check. express order
or uostofflce money order, should be drawn 10 the
order OF and addressed 10 the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund New-York city.
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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrsss lowest "a
.vsraRs EO average corresponding year T2
average for corresponding date last wennvs ~
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sam sL1CKs" DAUGHTER-1N-LAw.

SAM ELICES" DACGETER-IN-LAW.
Lady Halliburton who has Just met an acct
Gent similar 70 that which crippled Mrs. Arthur
Psget last year, by falling down the elevator shaft
o. her London house IN Lowndes Square, Is the
wife of peer OF American ancestry born on this
SIDE Of the Atlantic his father having been that
eminent judge who achieved much popularity
and fame the author OF Sam Slick Lord
Halliburton formerly member OF the Cana
dian bar. which he abandoned for the commssariat
service OF the British army, being transferred IL
course OF time from the latter 20 the War De-
parrment. OF which he permanent Under Sec
retary Of Stat for a number OF years Fortunately
for his reputation he retired before the Boer war
carrying with him the respect and good VIII OF
the entire British army and rewarded for his ser
vices with q peerage and the Grand Cross OF the
order of the Bath AS he has no children, his
peeTage viii become extinct at his death HIS
wife who was the widowed Lady Clay when he
married her, and who is daughter OF the late
Leo Schuster Is the leader Of the common sense
and enaucipared woman dress movement in Eng
land. II IS the one fad-nay, one might almost
say extrava gance-of an extremely clever. charm
iEg and popular woman
New-York tribune., 1905-07-10
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Nervous Disorders
Headache Insomnia. Exhaustion aud EesriezsnesA
RebUlds the nervous system
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Tribune Subscription Rates.

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