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KELIOGG-K1ATHER-On Saturday May l2. AZ STAN
ford. Conn., by the Rev Francis Brown, p D. Cornelia
Helen Mather daughter of MF and Mrs. Frederic
Gregory Mather 10 Evans shpley Kellosg. Of Shenec
tady. n y.
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with full and address
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GRAND DUKE SELLS JORDAN WATER.

GRAND DUKE SELLS JORDAN WATER.
old world royalty invariably uses water from
che River Jordan for the christening OF its infants
ard az Windsor Castle. az the Hofburg at Vienna
!, he Winter Palace az 81. Petersburg at Madrid
s,s =; Berlin sealed bottles Of this precious liquid
ore carefully preserved in the cellars. 20 be
available FOR any domestic emergency necessitating
baptism Every reigning monarch in ChFistendom
has been baptized with the water Of this river OF
she Holy Land. its virtues being due 10 the fact
tliai Il was water OF the same stream which John
che Baptist used for the christening Of the Founder
q the Faith.
The Grand Duke OF Hesse is however, the first
~ the anointed of the Lord to endeavor 20 turn
"A honest penny by the belief in the sanccsyins
Dsope-ties OF the water OF the Jordan. for he has
become the president and the principal stockholder
Of 8 concern which bottles Jordan River water
On large scale and then sells It az the rate OF IS
q bottle allowing sellers discount 20 clergynen
Had the Sultan taken advantage OF his sovereignty
over the Holy Land 20 fnaugurate a bottlng in
'susfry OF this kind there would have been out
CRY throughout the length and breadth OF Christen-
dom, and he would have been held up 10 public
obloquy as endeavOTing 20 derive pecuniaFy advan-
taee from our religious beliefs. But that a Chris
tan ruler. and extremely pious one at that
should set up business Of this nature. and en-
6eaRor 70 turn to pecuniary account the senti-
mental value which the dcvout attach 20 the water
of this particular river, hes apparently excited no
astonishment or indignation.
One could sun understand the matter if the
water IN question were sold for the beneht OF some
religious phianthropio institution. But there Is
10 excuse for its being used a speculation
The grand duke is turning extremely hand
some penny by this enterprise. which he Is run
nlng merely for the sake OF the money that there
IS IN IT, for he has taken the precaution Of ad-
vertising and wide the fact that Jordan water is
always used for royal and imperial christenings
End that the firm in which he Is interested has II
On sale-I was almost writing on tap-there has
been great demand for IL by people OF every class
Of society especially the new rich. who wish 10
have their children christened with the water that
Sc used for royalty. the fact that Il was used a
memorable occasion two thousand years ago by
St John the Baptist being OF infinitely less im-
poTtance IN their eyes
The Grand Duke OF Hesse IS one OF the most Pc
euliar OF the petty sovereigns Of Germany. His
include needleworlZ, IN which he Is adept
music. IN which he has achieved fame a COM
poser. and practical Joking. which Is one OF the
principal causes that led the dissolution OF his
marriage 10 his first cousin. Princess Victoria Me-
nta Of England and Coburg Grand Duchess
cyT1l Of Russia At the same time he has many
very attractive qualities. and In political matters
has shown amount OF cafhoiicity and liberality
which has for him the good will Of the So
cialists and the abuse OF the Conservatives.
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MEMORIAL WINDOWS

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE "a.
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Bay at 1890 2.
father OF Rev. Dr. PhilD x We4taFs F0ne-s1 a. 81.
late residence No Sat West 123d Mone&y Nfay
u. at II m Inrerneut private 6leegy TIrIlss
Cemetery.
hlS-Sl seventh Day (Slfur9ly1. ehs lZtA
Dwight W1lianlz. oe zxin 49, CFS4<s
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nom his late residence No 1211 BsTEen S. E-u1<.vs
n Z, on Second Day lNoudayl evening. she 1ss iast
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please copy
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CEkfFTE RIES.
IHE Wo0DIzAVyN CEMETERY.

e readily accessible ~ EarIsm from G-a7a csp
tral station. Webster and Jerome AVsaus frcsvs Ana
BY carriage. Lots S125 up. TeIeDhOns 1855 (sEaa1y
1oE Book OF Views representative.
Odaces 90 East 2Srd St.. New EorE CRY.
UNDERTAEERs.
sTEPHEN MERRITT Enb'g Inst. s4l.a w asa q.
world known: old stand TelsDhone 1884 CNeis-1s
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Forecast for Special LOcaIites.-For New England.
rain and colder today Tuesday fair In NORTH Fain IN
south portion: fresh north 20 northeast winds
For Eastern York. rain and colder to-day; Tues
day rain; fresh 10 brisk north 10 east winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New jersey Delaware ana
Maryland rain ana colder to-day TUESDAY unsettled
nrotablv showers fresh north northeast winds.
For district of columbia and colder to-day; Tues
day unsettled probably showers fresh north winds be
coming variable.
For Western Pennsylvania. showers and cooler to-day;
TUESDAY showers; fresh north northeast winds be-
southerly.
For Western New York. showers to-day and probably
Tuesday: varlatIe winds. becoming 70 south.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers on the Umbrla. which ar
rived yesterday. were:
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE wiz %
repUbshcd IN The TFi-|eekly Tribune without extra
charge.
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Local OflciaI Record-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau changes in the ten
perature for the last twenty-four comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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FOUNTAIN-on Friday, May H. Eliza J. Pierce. wife
OF the late Gideon Fountain in the year OF her
Funeral services AZ her late residence No SO
East e4th street, Monday. May Il, at o'clock. n
terment private.
FRANcIs-At Genhrook Conn. on Sunday Nav Is
Anna l.. daughter of the late Frederick A. ana Lucy
S. Francis. % Hartford. Conn Funeral her late
residence No . Oak 81. Tuesday. $3.50 p. m In
HARISG- Entered into lie eternal az Paterson ~ j.
Saturday. May II 1906 John Harvey HaEng IN
his e5th year Funeral eerviee Tuesday. Nay IS az
his late residence. No. SsS Ellison ST. Paterson n g.
az ,. N. 1ntormeut convenience of family.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-23
TELLS OF CITY's FINANCES.
Controller Metz Issues Advance information
on His Department.

Controller Metz has published an interas+ine,
pamphlet consisting Of the advance pages Of the
annual report Of the Department OF Finance for the
fiscal year which ended on December 81. 1905. In
hs letter preface to the tables constitution tba
pamphlet the Controller explains that IL is reuirad
By the charter TO publish in The City Record. -
within TWO months after the close Of each calendar
year, statement of the receipts and the exnendi
fules OF the city during the preceding year to-
ssfher with details as to the many approDriatons
made and the objects for which the same we're
made the money borrowed on the credit Of the
epoation etc; but that the short time so allowed
tT The preparation Of so large volume of detail is
20 pie 70 permit such reports to be anything but
transcript OF the receipts and disbursements OF
he city, and does not admit Of a classification %
ne general results Of the city's activities in form,
appropriate for public information The Controller
y punAshing this pamphlet now, at a date suAl-
Gently close 10 the period dealt with TO give the
MoFmation conveyed more of the character oF
hEs than Of history. is endeavoring to present to
nose interested in the city's administration an
afg and readily understood classification of its
financial transactions.
The opening summary shows the city's receipts
t1d disbursements. together with those Of the year
NsL aligned in parallel columns for comparative
purposes From this summary many important
fcs may be readily cleaned as. for instance. that
ne total amount Of taxes collected during 1905 was
'&Sz2,3So y. as compared with S7761O,e96 ss COL
c'sa during the year 1909; that the collection Of
water rents in 1905 was $s, ,57oS1l Sc. as against
@ssa0o0 during 1904, ana that the miscellaneous
fehue collected by the city from all sources had
increased by fully 20 per cent during 1905. as shown
E the sum total Of S2s5O6 155 2s collected during
nd year as compared with S2o,o99. 949 s5 collected
Curing 1901
Among the important facts CLEANED from the
raynents' side Of the statement is that the city
a-ing 1905 paid taxes 10 the state amounting 20
sl"uZi 49, IS compared with $3.50, $40 O3 during
Nii that the payments for Expenses Of the City
s@ernmeni during 1905 were in the sum total Of
sSsslSel 16. as compared with S74 0s4,55O So dur
e 1908; that the Outlay for Public Undertakings
s-lng 1903 amounted 20 S73,s55, ,261 80. as against
.o+ss.ss' 81 during the year preceding; also that
* net amount of interest its funded debt paid
. ne CITY 70 the public in 1905 was SIG T22 995 So
s- sared with Sl5.565.963 50 for the like purpose
s---K ls0s ! he total net cash payments by the
IA ailer eliminating from its gross transactions
..-ei Sc payments and transfers Of money be-
- sse- one department fund and another,
= ssolhlea, during the year 1905 1924. 093 "a
red with $685. 32S7 Il during the year
-A-ealately preceding
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THE FUTURE OF CHINA.
4. Correspondents Viescs of Condi-
tiOns in the Empire.
lcorrespon.lense q The Arsoela.ea Press. ]


uslxinE, June 20-chna Is 4 volcano Just now
ere sees 4 pun OF smoke here and there. but some
lgy ;lere viii be an explosion And then again
come day the volcano viii be explosive no longer
Close observers. not in Picking. because Peking is
rot The place fo get the real news concerning
S,hiaz-but foreigners long resident the interior
sr Shan-Tung and Pe-Chi-II through which your
correspondent travelled recently, often a hundred
niles from anywhere and unarmed, put the explo-
son nine years hence Educated Chinese bring il
nearer For the present. however the American in
China IS he would be in his home in the
United States. Financial interests may or may not
be threatened. II they are they have themselves
and the politicians 10 blame. but II well under
stood in official and other circles that il is useless
81 least TO XIII foreigners. There is general run
nng after foreign things and (superfcially) for
eign ways Men having foreign training n de-
Inand. The same men had TO for their lives
At the Boxer times At the same time there IS
anxiety TO shake of foreign control Of everything
partly from new feeling of national pride and
partly from desire 10 keep the good things for
natives Misgivings for the future are based on
fear Of an anti-dynastic rising the part OF the
radicals which would become partly anti-foreign
and would, in any case, mean anarchy.
There are great many armies in China but
the only that counts is Yuan Shi Kais north
eTn army" ] recently witnessed review OF one
division. II was foot. field guns mountain guns
and cavalry. The last named arm is negligible
quantity IN the opinion OF British ofrcer from
Wei-Eai-VVef who was also present The China
pony Is strong and hardy and in many ways better
suited the country than horse. but is too light.
The Chinese are themselves raising big horses
somewhere In Mongolia for the ultimate use OF the
army and hope 10 Femount their cavalry in about
four years. OF the other arms. the are smart
and the recent spring manRuvres were most cred
table Certainly the of North China are splen-
did material and the officers at Wei -FIai-TVei have
been than satisfied with the performances of
these in the '1st Chinese Regiment There how
ever. they were under British officers The Ger
mans made complete failure in trying to train
nen az Tsing-Chau. The chief flaw in the Chinese
army is that the are not trained TO shoot
Target practice is rare 1t is also doubtful IL the
men would follow their officers, except the rear
and Il is doubtful i the officers would go anywhere
else The officers do not come from the best class
ana high officers are generally civilians as in the
od Gays IheIe IS no tradition about them EXCEPT
she pyoNerb. NO good be a soltlier'' The
artillery IKE the infantry. know she drill. Army
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TO Whom 1t Nay Concern.
,rATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE DE

SrATE OF NEW YORK, INSURANCE DE.
insurance Company located New Orleans in the
Sh louisiana. mas hled this Office sworn sts1arsn
p ne proper officers thereof showing It's conditioc
~ ,; ana mas complied in al the laps
P0E@Ieo P; py other states Of the United States.
40" therefore, IN pursuance law OTTO EyEsT
superintendent Of Insurance Of the State az Nav s
90 hereby certify that said Compan is hereby aufhorge
% transact its appropriate business OF Frs insurance ~
tns state IN accordance law, during the current
sesT Gne CONDITION and Business OF said Company az
inc GATE OF such statement December 81 Ie05 is shown
Aggregate amount OF admitted Assets Som Goa ga
aggregate amount OF liabilities (except Capital
and suEplus including reinsurance. 5l4 600 20
amount cs actual paid Capital. 250 00oO0
o@! an 1876 624 4s
amount OF income the yeaF............ 72O6Si SIS
amount OK disbursements for the year. 63o 700 ss
In Witness Whereof 1 have hereunto Subscribed NV
name and caused the seal OF my Office to be afixed the
day and year above written. -
tSeaAl OTTO KELSEY
SUPERINTENDENT Of Insurance.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. by the Grace Of God Fr,e and independent
70 @ Ma7ESTe5 SehnSdeT widow Of John Schneider de-
D$tler John Distler Baaetta steven Schneider
Maria Schneider Conrad Schneider Frances Schneider
Margaret Schneider Margaret DeleFman Iissie Tyrrel
nee Deilerman Joe Deerman George DelIeTman William
Schneider Cecilia Ludde. William Enifisn TO all per
sons interested in the Estate Of John Schneider late OF the
County of York deceased.
Of kin or otherwise send ereeting You and each of
hereby cited and required personally appear
before Surrogate OF the County New York the
SurTOgates Court Of said County held the County
Court House County York. 1st
Of July l9OG hafpast O'Clock In the OF
that then attend judicial settlement
the ~ proceedings OF Hugo ohu. Executor OF
the Last VIII and Testament of said deceased and
Of hereby cited under the Of
required 70 by guardian ~
have f have appear and apply
appointed IN he OF neglect failure
to appointed Surrogate eO
represent and acJ you proceeding
III Testimony Whereof We have caused tho OF the
Surrogates Of the said County os New York be
hereuuto affN Witness Hon Frank T. Fitz-
IL. gerald. a Surrogate said County at the
County o 9th q In the
wear OF our Lord on sa-d nd six
DANIEL. ! DOWD%EY
Clerk OF the SUTrOFates' Court
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TRADE AND FINANCE ABROAD.

ans IS generally the period OF the year IN which.
= me passage OF the state budgets and the
'sAg ot the parliamentary sessions ministers OF
ne mink Of the necessity OF calling for loans
Aoney That may soon occur in France. and
lsures of the projected financial operation
-. - already been known and published This ex-
- go Aas been promptly followed this year by
y 1lalsier OF Commerce in Servia, StojanOvics,
-sAlch as the custom house disputes of that
I-auy 1fth Austria, which has closed her from
- 70 some twenty thousand Servian hogs sent
-a-y % Hungarian markets. have
10y embarrassed the Belgrade treasury. This
= W had been disapproved by the predecessor OF
: s'olanovios in the Ministry of Commerce. 1t
ssr-SSl 3Geogo marks. which the State Bank OF
Bs.lis~ rs obtained from the Discount Bank OF
rss es % ne city Of Belgrade for the construc-
fo-.D, ~ canal works and the building of quays
. ne save and the Danube
s -Ie Chinese postoffce. which has been in opera
~ eghi wears only under the management Of
I'oert Hart. is giving results more and more
1r-'@etory - A. the end Of 1905 there were already
- postohlce bureaus. 3G OF which had been
-''1 70 That year The number OF letters pack
zcT,.e &c transported by the postal administration
h 80 IN 1906 10 7S.0g)c00 100000 more than IN
''eoHaing year.
bst'ean manufacturers Of tannn. extraeted
- ne quebracho tree. which they import in logs
ff.
~ -AS have installed mills in order 10 extract
n, -..'' W-A have soon 10 meet strong compet-
e.. Tafaeuay. An Argentine syndicate. repre-
4. ~ Andres Luzo. las purchased. opposite
rasassA =, q Conception. one hundred ard fifty
~ ~ tano. or which 4 will establish n fac
-, -cti--ij. The capital viii amount Ia 10000
80. 60. rom the same Republic Of Paraguay
.fFf, f'-e1 ll4at another instance Of the general
.lfssbss l.ke4Dp inc country slsE recently been
y 51 = - Ch1mDor - DerariCs mas approved
= fors,s - Nacl necessary funds granted for
ag .:sen5s -eiioa II a telegraph inc between TIA
'..et llestoa q packing and shipping flowers.
.s.i -4a recently discussed ~ she express com
60 - ii'e United States. which wanted TO charge
si,r,,l- '.l- cent To- transportation. has called
{ 49, . The Colonial Exposition now being held
sase-s mes The PARISH Lyons Railroad has an
- lHat y viii organize, with the assistance
g1o,,S ,Sei'erni commissioner % the exposition, a
soz8~ s1hiii, ION og baskets and cases for the
g ~ shipping II flowers. fruits, vegetables,
g Rop t4l'D:fion viii ireludc a force Of men
nsei' Who Bil prepare, in the presence o.
,b esiI -;ies o. flowers. fruits anG vegetables.
tio1' -s e. furnished by tie commissioner OF The
ssnfee,, IRIS competition viii probably De held
~..slIien 3, IN Tie bE.id:ngs Of tho Colonial