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New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC

SATURDAY C24)-At 4 a. m. for Newfoundland psr ..
Laurenan from Phila ielphis: at 80 for New
foundland per Rosalind; at $3.50 supplementary
$50 nj for Porto Rico Curacao and Venezuela. per
(aiso Colombia, via Curacao. when specially
this steamer; at for Guiana per
Oranjs Nassau. via Paramartbo at 6:S0 a. m.
supplementary 1890 M for Fortune Island Jamaica
and Colombia except Cauca and Magdslena Depart
rents per SIbris (aso Costa Ric7, via Lirnon,
when specially addressed for this steamer) az $3.50
g. m supplementary 1030 M for Nicaragua except
East COAST. Honduras Except East Cpast) salvador
Panama Canal Zone. Cauca Department OF Colombia;
Ecuador. Peru. Bolivia and Chill per g. City OF
Savannah Colon (also Guatemala when specially
addressed this steamer) 10 m. FOR Cuba per
ST. Vincent Trinidad Cudad Bolivar and Guiana per
s. Grenada at IL a for Argentine, Uruguay snd
Paraguay, per 5 Casids
SUNDAY (25)-At 4 a. m. for Argentine Uruguay and
Guiana and Northern Brazil per Marsnhense.
Barbados and Manaos.
MONDAY Goat y for Kits. Nevis st. Eusta-
tius Martins. Martinique. GuadelOupe and Guiana
land. per g s. Laurantian from Philadelphia
NOTICE.-Flve half IN addition to the
regular postage must be prepaid all letters forward
by Supplementary Nails and letters deposited
Closing Of the Regular Mail for dispatch by
a particular vessel will not be so forwarded unless
such additional postage is fully prepaid thereon by
Supperuantary Transatlantic Malls
on the piers the American. English and French
whenever the seilings occur at 8 a or
later mail be deposited in the mail boxes
on the piers German lines sailing from Hoboken
Supplementary mail for Turks Island and pom nica1
Republic ia also opened the Clyde Line Pier The
open hour and half before
sailing minutes before sailing time
required on articles the piers Of the Ane-f-
can White Star and German (Sea Post) steal
double postage etters 10 cents half ounes) OF other
lines
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
SMALL BOY ASSAULTS TEACHER.
Strikes Her in the Face and Breaks Her
Glasses Before Glass.

The police of the Herbert-st. station. Williams
burg, were searching yesterday for fourteeh-year-
old James Iibrie of No. 55 Frost-st, for whom
Justice Wikens in the Children's Court, Brooklyn,
issued a warrant after Miss Isabella Jenkisson, a
teacher in Public School No. %, at Humboldt and
Conselyea sts had told the justice that the boy
struck her in the face and had broken her eye
glasses.
The attack on Miss Jenkisson occurred on
Wednesday afternoon in the presence Of her
class. Young Librie. after having been absent
from the classroom for more than twenty min
utes asked the teacher TO let him out again
When she refused II is alleged. he struck Miss
and stunning her The boy then ran from the
building and the police have not been able TO find
him since.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
THREE OF A KIND.

From The Boston Herald a..
General Samuel veazie. of Bangor built the en- nrse
CeAoI CI a. ~ Mine and also founded the Neazle
rHtInal Bank which doing business to-day IN
the city Bangor He had occasion 10 visiI
Of transportation used in those early Iysd GAYS y rosy
sf fnn the evening and went TO the old Aremoht
House for the night All he had with n wS to ths f
oia ierl he was informed that, having no baggage
he would be expected TO pay In ADVANCE pt ,,sida
pocket He out ana t99k e tnsT nsnrt
ti toi T. gof out his bank detector ana looked up
~ tS standing OF the Bangor institution In mo-
,nenf he came back and siad: -, -. -.
%That bank has issued but three biiis OF thal
denomin alton. - a., .,a. o,a Ga M,
.rouph for YOU here's the other two. ana ne lad
The bills before the eyes OF the sstonlsnso rlstA
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

BALDwIN-on Friday June % 1905 George Whiting
baldwin aged y Funeral services from his late
on Monday June 2s. at 2:a0 p m Interment at Fair
Cemetery.
ht5r Corner m Beckwith. Notice of funeral later
q 1 1so5 John r Bennett, St
services will be held at MS iate SS @
IS West 6ste at 10 o'eS Please omit ao~er
June 2 ne 1905 .s at Mam hi a2mG aaa ID s safa city &
e1Hrch' and husband Of Annie c o Church Notice
Of funeral hereafter
cRoa E1suddeny the home Of her sister as ,Se Ne
e4tst sixth day SSh Sdc n09'f of fneFa @ here
after after
DARLING ,. --r,,, T.. .,. CT. =, Nav
SONS 3s 9F5 S;T
reqGssed to attend funeral SERVICES Of thsiT a late
member General CnSres w parsg 81
T. Saturday a at 2 12;29 oe3S ,ra.,en,
NORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS. Secretary.
EvERErA y June 2 rT9C 1g0S SaH GGsrlss hes
late TsGence on saturday morning. at 1880 O'Clock
y SF IN Fsusssaf sss Jses RoSs 81
Paaidns wife q George A!OFss A. Fireman man,, Sf y Neg &
York. Funeral services IRON n5n a. s,i,rSay June ne "a
81 asi Of train leaving Grand Central Station at
ii:15 a. m.
uFGry,fAN-on Friday June %. 1906 Justts sherwood
~ danghier OF elizabeth Wright and the late Andrew
istseave ard sOth-s brooklyn. n. Y. on Monday
june 20. at 2.
s.@ June 2 Anqs a "a. 5sr 51 vsap so or Tts hs
Funeral Monday. June D. at 10 a.
herl residence No. IS West S5d-st IhterHHeht
private. Kindly omit flowers
1As1Y-In Laasinsbgrgh n June & q lScS :, FrsS sSa
residence Lansngburgh. Monday morning. June 70 at
1880 o'clock.
MEcHI1NG- Suddenly, "Wednesday Jn.e p aS 1902 ~
man C. Meching Funeral services TO be held AZ LIS
aTth-st Shore Road bruohiyh en-
SUNDAY afternoon 25. at $3.50 O'clock lnteFmeht
private
eRt-T rING-At New-Iondon. Conn. at i9o p M June
| % i905 Henry T. skeldins paymaster y a NJ ire
fredC Funeral services al St Luke Caspe5 o.sl Am
snr5 conn an g.a0 D. IN. Monday, June 70 helauNss
anS <rsnAs rncmberr Of New-yOrk Cenman andery. NJ "
| & George WASHINGTON Post. O. \. IT.. and
Military order FOREIGN Wars are invited; ted ram tIalh
| iaavsx N~g-York at O'Clock N New-Aork rev
Haven and Hartford Railroad Pittsburg Pennl papers
] please copy.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
BROOKLYN TO HAVE BIGGEST SEWER
Four-Mile Pipe To Be Seventeen Feet II
Diameter and to Drain 500 Acres.

Borough President Littleton yesterday signed a
sewer map for territory in Brooklyn and Queens,
which calls for four-Inle sewer, II feet in diam
eter. This. it is said, will be one OF the largest
sewers in the world.
BEGINNING at Forest Park. the sewer will run
through Myrtle-ave- TO st. Nichclas-ave in Brook
lyn. to scott-st, and to the Newtown Creek The
ttio5sS districts which will he relieved, are Ridge
IJCCS the 2Sth Ward, Glendale and Middle Vll!age-
1rhe section OF the in Brooklyn WI! dTgtli @
ian which is being worked out in conjunction with
Borough President Cassidy ot GneenS WIZ via Am
be submitted to the boAru VI 1Sti1i-'O ~ -f
rortionrnenr FOR approval.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

Mails except Jamaica and Bshamasl are forwarded
~ tba General Postotice. New-York. as follows:
STrRA ria Port Tampa. at 1880 a m Monday Wednes-
Sav and Saturday. (AIso from Nsw-YoEk. Thursday
ana Saturday-see above)
daily except Sunday Sunday at loo p m and 1850
NEEwF'oUNDI.AND Except Pareeis-Post Mails). via
North sydney at p. m Monday. Wednesdsy and Sat
uriay 1aso occasionally from New-YOrk and Phiiadsl
phia See aboye).
every other sunday (Juus and IS etcl
1sMAfCA via Ruston TOO D. Tuesday and Friday.
(AIso from New-York on saturday. See ab0vel.
COSTA RIGA via Orleans t10:3o Tuesday
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS (East coast) and
AT,A via New-Creans. 4fO:SO m. Mon
fyCes+ Coast of DISPATCHED
York PanaIna-see aboFe.l
,rfs . era CF,ast CoastJ Nev-Orlesns flo.90
n m Wednesday West Coast Of Nicaragua is dis
Ra,cba7 fTon, Nevg-York via Panara-see abovel
PkNAMA and CANAL ZONE via New-OrIeans. at ffo:eo
~ sunday (after 1880 . Sunday and until SAIL
ing OF New-York steamer mail for Panama aud Canal
4sssered Mail for overland dispatches closes at
previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

Should be read DAILY by all interested. changes
may occur timeJ
Foreign mails ending "a. 1905. viii
close promptly in all the General Postoee
follows Registered and PsrcesPost Malls close at ths
General Postofice hour earlier than closing time
shown below ParcelsPost Mails for Germany close at
.. June 81 and 25.
PareeszPost Mails for Great Britain and Ireland are
dispatched by the White Line Wednesdays. and
by the American Line Saturdays. An additional dis
patch is made by Cunsrd Line when Cunsrd steamer
sails Saturday the American Line steamer
the same day The Parcels-Post mails close hour
before the regular mails.
r.elsPost Mail for Barbados and Great Britain and
Ireland CANNOT be registered.
. Regular and Supplementary mails close az Foreign
Station CORNER OF West and Morton Srees) half hour
later than closing time shown below that
Elementary Mails for Europe and for Central America
via Colon close hour later a Foreign Ststfonl
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
J. B. KELLOGG MUST SERVE TERM.
Conviction of 'Inspiring Genius" of ''E. s..
Dean Company" Is Confirmed.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
yesterday handed down a decision affirming the
judgment convicting James B. Kellogg of grand
larceny in the "E S. Dean Company" swindle.
Kellogg received a sentence of years and six
months at hard labor. The court unanimously af-
firms the judgment. Justice Hatch. who writes the
opinion Of the court, refers to Kellogg as the in
spring genius Of the concern.
The indictment charged Kellogg with the larceny
sg7.SSO The Appellate Division says his convtc-
ton was abundantly justified. Kelloggs real name
is Keller
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
WINS YALE SPEAKING PRIZE.

New-Haven. Conn. June zS-John C. slade' OF
1yatlaogeyf1le n Y, this afternoon won the De
Forest gold medal awarded annually at Yale TO the
inner Of the Townsend prize speaking contest
The other members Of the senior CLASS "ilo "0-s
- - - coronete for the medal the basis OF
80 excellence in English composition were y; D.
Myers Marysvilie Penn; 2 Van D. Dayid' fF E,l1ZA
belP sTthiT n H Bradford Montcair N j.. and James @
q a ILui red-s Denver The exercises We're hed III
- T 1banei a committee of the faculty aging
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

netoR Colonel RruTy Love ArI1ond kondon captain 5
E1,02NetnUr United States Revenue Cutter
Service CAPTAIN B5!es London Fl5H Il "
TJose TIJo-6 Ney-Bedford GRAND-ColoneI Niisdu Nis
F Wait United states ieI AFy TaRLcaptain G. R
2, 45Hs ITnited States Array. MURRAY 1dTI H1dIr
lanes K Mcclure. ex-Mayor OF Syracussei~ s r schaIi
fTSa Russian Railway Commissioners isco WtAto
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
RANK CASHIER sURRENDERs.
F. r. Green, of Fredonia, N. T., Charged
with Making False Entry.

ruraIo June 22-Fred R. Green. cashier OF the
Fredonia National Bank. of Fredonia, N " for
whose arrest warrant had been issued mas sur
q. +to sum of $4,000. The warrant charges Green
-,+h making false entry to the effect that f fne
Fredonia Bank had credit IN Id H6e ,,o Sts exisI
It is alleged that the books Of the FTe1Gna % ie
- 40 .bat the State Bank of F'orrestvlIle Is it
sho" -. che former institution TO the arnoune, 0a
ea ss 70 whereas the books Of TIE @ T fon
Bank show that that bank mas Si,''' DN
.Is E-raSonfa Bank.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

49, ,5cc,utre's entertainment for CHILDREN Ok 'A3
huseI eatb Assembly District St Mary's EaIh'
,,+n-, ~ 22d Regiment from State Camp
Amman excursion Of the New-York CaieooiAah Ni0 ~
Forest park View, the HUDSON -,
,,. FOR ITnder Sheriff julius aarourger give" "
Dinner ISI h0. o1ica employees, Shanleys, evening
,a1 meeting New-Yorlx Council Royal ATcanun y, 70
consider increased insurance rates. A1"S
p. m ~, ro.,.c+
.sasz meeting of Norwegians: Prospect h1ii'
- ave near 5th-ave.. Brooklyn, evening
49,, ao,, a+ Museums of Art and Natural History ano
tbe GEOLOGICAL Park.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

rs o,d Observation-Disclosures. June
os-The marked depression stiA continues o -
,zz1a D1a,eau and in conjunction with the hish area
N the northward is causing more showers :" w
sy,b-yast and North Pacific districts Local showers
and rain also continued quite generaliy east o t~o
Rocky Mountains except in the lake region Aep
- bara fallen in the Ohio Valley. the lower lake
- ,ba Middle Atlantic and East Gulf States IN
tar,or OF North Carolina, the Northwest ana over 'i
st.-ic+s generally of the Rocky Mountains Ia
the Northwest and the noIR o the seasonal average
10 JiiI be showers Saturday in the South Atahto
states along the Middle Atlahc anu 9ci, Hfo,n+an
the upper Ohio Valley the cen'raI steTn upper
& region ana probably showers sunday in the Wgse @
remainder of the lake region the & central s9g fair
sS6@s4s s1Rasz except in East sl'' ,,, .,on. the
central Rocky Mountain region the InddIe p!atsu. t
and cooler sunday in the southern slope east oI '0
MTfisSPFa % fPenperature generally moderate satur-
day snd ss along the NewEngland will be light
70 6Feh bf 10 fresh northeast north; the South
coast hsn ast and East Gulf light fresh and
AaI5iie on the west Gulf fresh southeast to
east on the upper lakes fresh east to southeast oeco
aSs Ishf TO- fresh winds partly cloudy
Meat Meather to the Grand Banks,
Forecas. for Special LocaItes.-For Eastern New
yorl rartlv cloudy to-day. probably showers on the
coast: sunday partly cloudy light to fresh north 70
northeast winds
For DeIaware and Newr-Jersey. partly cloudy to-day,
robaby showers: partly cloudy light to fresn
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New ork..
partly cloudy to-day and Sunday; light 10 iresh
winds ,s .r., o,o.A.. e. 6av ana Sunday
light fresh north 70 north
winds. =. -. ,tou.ars an
the morning. Sunday probably fair. light TO fresh norh
IN northeast winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy to-day prob
atI, showers south portion Sunday. partly CLOUDY
sioSt north I northeast winds
Local onnciaI Record.-The following official record
,t.a s1 The
.r,nerature for the twenty-four hours in com
carlson with the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
LARGEST CORNELL ENTERING CLASS

tBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Ithaca N. Y, June 23-ReQuests for fnforrnatioh
regarding entrance requirements to Cornell UNI
versity are coming in larger numbers than ever
before and Registrar Hoy stated to-day THAI the
entrance class next autumn will De tne largest
that ever entered the university.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
MRS. soUTHWIcK BLAMEs POLICE.

Mrs. Harry Southwick. whose husband, 1t is be-
lieved, met with foul play at Long Point N y,
where he disappeared, is much annoyed because
the police of that place have taken action tow
ard making arrests. The Southwck family have
sI1spicions and intend to force action Mrs South
wicks son has been at work getting evidence and
witnesses, and will go to Long Point soon to lay
the testimony before the police.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

sATURpAF {24)mAt T,! Q a m for Europe per Phil
adelphia. via Plymouth and Jnerpour1 enciuding
aad when specially addressed foE this sssamsrl: az
town and Liverpool; at 80 m for BeisiTm oa.se:s
Belgium when specially addressed for this seaInerl
at $50 for Italy direct Especially addressed onl9
per Koengfn Luise: at $50 a. FOR Scotland
direct Especially addressed only) s. . Furnsssia
for Europe KrOnprinz Wilhelm. via Plymouth
Cherbourg and Bremen; at H. for Italy direct
Especially addressed oniy). 4. Prinz Oskar
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

A syndicate has been formed to produce Silas
G. Pratt's historic music drama" America in
nicture. music and son, at Brighton Beach this
season special theatre is being built on the
pike near the Boer War spectacle, and perform
auces will be given afternoon and evening quar-
tet OF singers has been engaged, and also In,
strumental performers. to give the original a9o
descriptive music of the show.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
MISS JOHANNA RuGGE.

Grand Rapids, Mich, June 23-9Iiss Johanna
Rugge, prominent German actress, who recently
came to the United States from the Royal Theatre,
Berlin is dead the home of her mother, al
first taken sick while filing engagement
in
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

wv Murray Morrison.
lThe Duke OF Newcastle
| SIR George Newnas.
tDr. William Osler-
The Earl of Onslow.
| Sir Hubert Parry.
@ Arthur Pearson.
| colonel Pcrtman.
IA. II. Pollen. NJ. A.
Arthur Priestiy. II. p.
! Sir Frederick Pollock
Henry Phipps.
| The Hon. Robert P. Porter.
II. c. Poisson.
iw. Plender. J. P.
/ The Hon. Whitelaw Reid
Lord Roberts.
lord Rothschild.
John Roskill, K. c.
| Addison a. Fighter.
z. Roney.
III. D. Richardson.
Colonel Sir Henry Seymour
| Rawlinson.
John s. Sargent. r. A
| Clement X. Shorter
| General Sir E. Stedman-
c. D. Seligman.
Frank Souter.
! Captain Charles H. Stockton,
United States naval at
tache.
| Major General V. L. Swaine.
c. b. c. II. G.
Bran Stoker.
Z. Vail stebblns.
Arthur Sims.
a. H. Smith.
/ Alexander Siemans
| George Sedgewick. J. T.
Hugh Spotttswood.
lord Tennyson-
lP. c. Tempest.
Arthur II. Tree.
| Colonel Sir C. E. Howard
Vincent
Stewart L. woodford.
Field Marshal Sir George
White.
The warden OF New College.
Oxford.
Reginald Ward
A. T. Walter.
Philip Witham.
iDr. Sylvester willard
II. T. Woodward.
Lawrence Waldron- NJ p
Henry Watterson.
r. Williams.
DR.. Russell Week.
Timothy L. Woodruff
John 2. Woodruff.
John Walker.
/ Richard Westacott
Ianoas White.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
OBITUARY.
ARTHUR FORD MACKENZIE.

Kingston Jamaica. June 2s.-Arthur Ford Mac
Kenzie, the well known chess player and author,
died at his fathers residence here this morning.
He was about forty-fve years old and had been
confirmed invalid for many years.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

yItehest temperature yesterday IS degrees; lowest
-, average "a; average for corresponding date last
sr go. average for corresponding date last twenty
nve years, 10
saTers on the coast: Sunday partly cloudy, light
fre.h north 10 northeast windA
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

San Francisco, June S.-The German cruiser
Fake arrived here to-day from San Diego on the
way up the coast from South American ports. In
about two weeks the Fake will proceed to Port
land Ore, and Puget Sound
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

Gladys Wallace. oldtime soubrette. who act
ed Maggie Mitchelrs old part, has again appeared
In New-York. Five years ago she retired from the
stage ard no one knew what had become OF her.
When the wreck OF the Twentieth Century Limit
ed occurred she was found among the passengers.
She is now Mrs. E. Bird Inzen, the wife OF a
Chicago electrical engineer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
APPOINTMENT AS CONSUL DECLINED

Colorado Springs Col, June 23.-W. s. Boynton
of this city. yesterday appointed United States
Consul at Georgetown, Guiana, announced to-day
that he would not accept.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

Travellers who will sail to-day the Phila-
deIphia are:
NJ ap5 Mrs James A.lF c. Haveuneyer
Francis B. IsO0mis.
l,-oFassor and Mrs H A. Justice James A OGornan-
iSs~NsId Bronson Winthrop.
Ogden Mills Reid Robert s NynIIe' american
o. A A Rand. ConsuL SeneFa4 at ~<'iuoi
Mrs William II. Hamilton.
Tho cabin list OF the Konigin Luise which sails
to-day includes:
Mr. end Mrs Charles Helm BIr Mrs. w c Macfar-
roth. lAis rx-,u,o-
Morton Ingrahan Mr. and Mrs '" J. walker
The Minnetonka will sail to-day with:
,r ora Mrs Spencer Bor-I Miss Dorothy Lawtou.
81 a. Mr.. Mrs. James w Os
MT and Mrs. Benjamnl borne; - -
Dangerded. MI ana Mrs- d u Eilniore
Mrs Wade Gardner
Sailing to-day on the Furnessia are:
- ,,no-,os NJ Iawton Henry G. Boyer.
VI VI ~ Mrs Robert MoTat Dr Mrs. William S.
Alfred Ogden Denhet
Mrs Jeffrey z. Durr.
rhose who arrived on the Carpathia yesterday
were:
Ie Paw MrS 9aes W koGsai saie
C4Tf
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

e. II. Sothern and Julia Marlowe closed last
night at Wheeling w. Va. Miss Marlowe is going
To E1,,rope for the summer She will be seen for
the first time next season Portia Mr.. SotheFn
will play Shyock She will also be seen IN
Twelfth Night and "The Tanning Of the Shrew. y
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
FAST SCHEDULE ON UNION PACIFIC.

Topeka, June 23-The Union Pacific Railway an
nounced to-day that, with the completion OF a
Schedule of a mile a minute fast trains would
be maintained between the two cities.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day on
the Etruria
NJ and Mrs Gilbert D. Mr. and Mrs William Hecht.
Poearf Or. c. Campbell Gleason
professor and Mrs Robert Mrs NJ @. Spponer.
H Hatch. K. Takahasni
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
CEMETERIES
Special Notices.
rribuns Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be sent by mail address In
,his country or abroad address changed often
desired. Subscriptions may be given TO your regular
dealer leaving Il convsnisur. hand them
a THE TRIBUNE Of1ee.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

Klaw G. ErIanger Will star Robert Lorraine mex
season In Bernard Shaw's Man and Superrnan
which will open at the Hudson Theatre IN Septem
ber Cecilia Lotus will play Anne
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

Alexander Barrie.
James Bell.
J. b. BowrinE-
J. p. Bray.
Charles II. Boynton.
The Rev. J. p Campbell.
The Rt. Hon. Henry Chap
lin, NJ. p.
Sir Edward Clarke.
Il r. Chamberlain
George III. Cassatt.
Francis J. Carolan.
J. F. A Clark.
Sir Vincent Ceillard.
Clarence Cary.
Sir Edward Csrbutt.
Colonel Ashley W. Cole.
Bishop Doane, Of Albany.
Lieutenant Colonel y
Newnham Davis.
Admiral Sir Compton Dom
vile.
Sir A. Conan Doyle.
Mr.. Justice Darling.
The Earl OF Denbiga.
Sir John Edge, K. c.
Robert Emnet.
Granville a. Ellis.
/. II. de Friese.
Charles II. Farnam. jr.
The Rev. Archibald Elem
ing.
l. n. Ford.
Thomas 7. Field.
Lord Fairfax.
Hugh Fisher, c. 3.
D. Lloyd George, M. P.
Lord Goschen.
SIR George T. Goldie.
John l. Grifrths.
F. Goodenough.
DR.. T. Gillespie.
W. Murray Guthrie, IL. P.
Stephen W. Garnbrilf.
A. @. Glasgow.
c. T. Garland.
Herbert Guedslla-
ElbrIdge T. Gerry.
Professor Gildersleeve.
Rider Haggard.
Anthony Hope Hawkins.
Major General Hutchinson
]. W. Jacomb Hood.
R J. z. Howard.
Colonel Sir T. H. Holdich-
D. c. Haldeman.
Sir Robert Harvey.
Louis c. Hay.
Lord Iveagh-
Sir Henry Irving.
Lord Inverclyle.
II. N. Walter Jones. K c
Henry Arthur Jones.
Kennedy Jones.
John S. James.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

For points in Europe and all countries IN ts Universal
Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed at tns fo-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

John Drew closed his season at Sacramento last
night. He will reopen next fall at the Empire II
a new play by Augustus Thomas.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

Owing to the unfavoraole weather It has bee
decided to give the first performance Of Port Ar
thur at PAINS Fireworks Enclosure. Manhattai
Beach, tonight.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24

Those sailing to-day the Patricia are
Mr. and Mrs Arthur A. Miss Caroline McAdoo.
Crosby. MIR: ana AfTs D. "ooiseS
Miss Florence MacAvey. Sheppard
I9r and Mrs Edward H Mr.. and Mrs. Decatur Saw
yer
New-York tribune., 1905-06-24
NOTES OF THE SUMMER STAGE.
Colonial Music Hall To Be Rebuilt-NeV
Show at Brighton Beach.

The managers Of the Colonial Music Hall will
spend $4,000 this summer In remodelling the in
terror dip" will be placed in the balcony and
a Completely new appearance given to the Inside
OF the building.
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Insist upon having Burnetss Vanilla
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE Will bs
rsDublishcd In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without extra
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travellers sailing to-day on

Travellers sailing to-day on the Kroonland are;
Mr and Mrs. Morgan C. Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Barnwell. Meade. IT.,
MI and Mrs. e. R. Biddle. Mr. and Mrs Delaney
Aif Re sII soIa MIS- Professor and Mrs F. H
Mr. and Mrs H c. Du Val. Pease.
Mrs William Doonis. Mrs. w H Soudoer.
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RY EARLY NAIL TRAIN

BY EARLY NAIL TRAIN.
For all points the United States Canada and Mexica
(outside Of the Boroughs OF Manhattan and TIE
BRONX Also Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and tns
Philippines without extra expense for foreign postage
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Eorrizn Rates.

Mall subscribers New-York City to The DAILY and
TRI-WEEKLY will be charged cent copy extra
postage in addition to the rates named above
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