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IosEpH 8. sANpFoRp.

Tosenh r Sanford. a well known dock and rail"
road builder and the senior member of the hrm OF
Sanford & Brooks, OF Baltimore and New YORK
died Yesterday at his home at Clinton avenue ana
contb 1otb street Newark n. J.. of heart disease.
IT,, funeral will be held Saturday afternoon, the
Rev. DR.. Lyman Whitney Alien. of the South Park
PRESBYTERIAN Church. officiating. Mr.. Sanford hao
been i'll only week and his death came uneN-
pectedy. He was born at Coesvllle n D. III iA'@'
moving TO Newark when young man
Mr.. Sanford spent the early part of his business
career in successful mining in California, He intro
dlced hydraulic mining, and alleged he was the
fTet IN enpIOv Chinese labor in mines III TINS coun-
try In 1853 he went to Australia and conducJIea
eey,eraI mining projects there. returning 20 TINS
,7n+rt, ,,d foIning partnership with his brother,
Peter Sandford who died In 1873. Mr. SandfoTd
later beeame a partner in the firm OF Sandford q
Ross which did much government work IN dock
b11iIdnY and other contracting. When the nInl was
3;ssoi..sd the business was assumed by Sanford &
Iroois at present engaged in Tecaiming the
Dismal Swamp in Virginia 80.
Mr. Gandford transported to TINS country IN 1881
the Egyptian Obelisk now in Central Park
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Day." when the Cats Away" and "a Brittany
Sheperdess."
He devoted much time to literature as well as
art He was the author OF Les Champs ct la
Mer,' published in 1885, Jeanne" a poem, which
received the MOntyon prize from the French
Academy in 1876. The Life OF an Artist which
appeared in 1880, savarette. "The Painters of the
Century "Belphine Bernard and "a Peasant
Painter"
M Breton was made commander OF the Legion
of Honor in 1889. and a member of the Academic
des Beaux-A Arts in 1856. lie received many medals
Tor his works. His Life of Artist is regarded
as setting forth simply and frankly artistic tenn
permanent as shown in emotions and feelings His
art was chiefly displayed In genre paintings and
many OF his LANDSCAPES are owned in this country
and adorn private and public galleries in num-
Der OF cities They have always been in great de-
nland and many have been sold for high prices
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sEelNs LEGAL FIGHT FOR MONKEY.

80 - Y ,. Voorhees,. 81. has issued q sum
Rs compelling George Reed. manager Of the
n !, - 'afe al No. 10 Chambers street, 10 appear
s e Coney Island police court next Saturday
hlhg with the bridge jumping monkey, Steve
.s-t ana show cause why the little Simian
isg i' not BE- returned to his owner. Frank 6. Bos-
~, . Brodie is the little moss monkey which.
~, sAldoo. r1ngtaI escaped from bag on the
a. slgn Bridge last Saturday afternoon Skidoo
b - The "a bles Of the bridge and was captured
Fesrel - +. Cook a Jackie from the United States
lo-e s3ip Vest VIRGINIA. after 2 chase that lasted
lqae, S5ah a. houT. Tho sailor took a for
lieie rAland, where he returned 5kiGoo 10 Bostock.
n, y pdle Was picked out OF the East River by
"a rssler ciIlan. who sold him TO Reed. The lat
s1i $3.50 70 give up the little beast. hence the
az PROPERTY
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BEGINS WORK IN WALL STREET.
The Rev. William Wilson's MONDAY Re
vivals Well Attended.

0hoe boys, clerks and Wall Street brokers
Hhered around the Rev. William Wilson, an
AfscOpal clergyman Of Minneapolis who began
Yesterday his MONDAY revival services with
PRACTICAL talk everyday honesty. Standing on a
ihFee-legged stool AIr Wilson talked to his audi
ence Tor about fifteen minutes on honesty in busi-
iess The crowd listened with marked attention
and the longer he spoke the larger the thrOng
grew
During the summer months Mr.. Wilson will
Lssen daily. excepting Saturday, at noon on reli-
80 N everyday life He has just recently re-
.linee from san Francisco. where he was at the
i e q The disaster Mr.. Wilson held these services
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MRS. TANNER BURIED.

Washington. July 5.-The funeral Of Mrs. Tan
ner. wife of James Tanner. commander in chief Of
the Grand Army of the Republic. who was killed
IN an automobile accident at Helena, Mont, last
week was held here to-day. The Rev. John Van
Schaick pastor OF the Universalist Church ofhci-
ated The burial was in the National Cemetery at
Arlington. Officers OF the Legion of Loyal Women
and the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Union Veteran
T,egIon with which Mrs. Tanner was affiliated
were present at the church and at the grave Inc
members of General Tanners stan now IN the CITY CITY
n wreath from President and Mrs. Roosevelt
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VICIOUS Ion ATTACKS TRAINER.

Emerson. an African lion with the Ferrar Wild
Animal Show al Brighton Beach Park who occupies
one corner of the cage while Seka does her dance,
was stubborn yesterday afternoon. He refused to
mount his PEDESTAL but finally did in sullen
manner While Selka dancing and kicking in
front of him he knocked her down by striking her
extended leg with his paw. tearing off her stocking
and badly decorating the flesh. He then jumped OF
his pedestal to attack her. Selika to the
ner where are kept the trainers fork and gun. and
after a battle subdued the beast Emerson has
killed several men, his last victim being an at
tendant at the winter quarters of the show, in To-
l0d0
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,.o,nNc nAY FOR YACHT CLUB.

~. c.atnp leland Yacht Club had 10 Make
..,,dis move Yesterday Since the club was or
qliIn st,scn Years ago II has occupied the Old
stanleron ferryhouse which was abandoned "nen m
the landings were all shifted to -. oeoi - arect
,,, 80 the civ purchased the property 10 etecl
torrv landing and machine shops for the
r,nnicipal ferry The contractors ere said 70 hatg
ass,,ed the club that It would be thirty o. S'HS
gsvs before the club would hav" TO NOV NOV ...,ool
.et-ssss morning the contractors W9uu Ss.D,,ed
ya nc b,Iildings Last night the elup Was AV's
{nto a nearby sail lott
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DRIVER ExoNERATEp IN AUTO DEATH

Coroner Wiesendanger in Yonkers yesterday
afternoon exonerated Charles K. Starr Of No. 1S2
West 49th street. Manhattan. from blame in the
death of Walter Goddard. who was killed on
Wednesday at Yonkers by an automobile driven
by Starr and containing Under Sheriff Albert j.
Johnson Mrs Johnson and their daughter, of New
York It was shown at the inquest that the auto
mobile was not going more than five miles an hour
and that Starr turned to side to pass Goddard
who urched in front of the machine
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SIR JOSEPH WARD HERE.
Nesc Zealand Premier Lauds Coo
ernment Control of Utilities.

Sir Joseph G. Ward. x. C. NJ c.. Premier Of New
Zealand. accompanied by Lady Ward and his
daughter. arrived here yesterday forenoon on the
White Star liner Majestic. Sir Joseph IS on his
way 20 New Zealand, and will start for San Fran
cisco tonight. The programme for his entertain
ment IN New York gives the Premier little time 20
rest.
Immediately after Nthsir arrival Sir Joseph and
his wife and daughter went to the WaldorfAstOria.
In the afternoon the three attended a luncheon
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
FINDS LOST FATHER in BROOKLYN.
New Orleans Son Discovers Parent Who Had
Been Missing Thirty-One Years.
GBy Teiegraph 20 The tribune.

UBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.J
New Orleans. July 5.-James NJ. FOlkman,
young business of this city. yesterday discov-
cred the whereabouts Of his father. OF whom moth
ing had been heard for thirty-One years. The old
man was found to be living with his niece, Mrs
Olivia Jones. at No. 81 Sd street. Brooklyn.
Thirty years ago he left this city for a visit
to Denmark. leaving his wife and son. Nothing
more was ever heard of him until yesterday, when
the received a letter from his father. He will
at once go to BROOKLYN to meet him.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
MAYOR MCCLELLAN IN ENGLAND.

London, July 5-Nayor Mcclellan of New York
is spending his time in Eagland with personal
friends and making excursions into the country
To-day he rode to Henley in an automobile
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SKIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

Jules Adoiphe Breton was horn "a C,our,4a-ss
France May I. 1927. He studied painting under
DroLing and Devlgne and devoted himself chiefly to
FuFa life and scenes among the peasants Of Franco
Where he passed most of his life. He only oo-
casionaly visited Paris, the salon exhfbi-
tons and go to studios Among his principal uaint
lngs are ''The Recall OF the Cleaners Evening
The Weed Gatherers." Blessing the Grain,' .'1'he
End OF the Journey" 1.-THE Benedctfon" washer
women Of the Coasts Of Brittany 'sThe End OF the
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
BELLEVUE CANCELS ICE CONTRACT.

Alleging that the Robert Scott Ice Company,
holder of the contract to supply Bellevue and the
Allied Hospitals had violated it's agreement as to
quality OF the supply. the board OF trustees OF
F3eevue Hospital yesterday cancelled the contract
and ordered ice from the North River Ice Company
Forf
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
CANAL COMMISSION MEETS IN PANAMA.

Panama. July 5.-The Panama Canal Commits
sion held its first meeting since its reOrganiza-
tion this afternoon ar Ancon-
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BIRTHDAY FEAST FOR HORSE.
IRv reIorranh to The Tribune- |

oY ltIFBIaVU
Great harrington Mass. July "a pet horse
named Surprise was the guest Of honor to-day at
party and dinner given by Miss Sophia Curtis. Of
New York. In celebration OF Surprises seventh
birthday The horse walked up the steps 10 the
drawing room and from there into the dining
room where a table loaded with good things
awaited him. In tile centre huge birthday
cake suTmOunted by seven lighted candles. Birth
day presents were numerous
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
LEASES BUILDING TO Y. w. C. A.

,7r.dsvtck A. Booth has leased for the Union
ea,,are Realty Company the store, hrst hoor and
hese,nent in the building now being erected al NO
No "a East 18th street for term OF years 20 the
- ,1ro,,au,s Christian Association. The noors
AOyHs ,,s5 nv she association in connection Win
~ aGsrgaref 10 lisa Home
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Racing at Sheepshead Bay.
carl Kelsey on THE standard OF Living School Of
Philanthropy. United Charities Building 1O2
22d street 9:l5 q.
Meeting of Board of Estimate.
Free admission Geological Park.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WALDORF ASTORIA = Sir Joseph and Lady
Ward. Colonial Premier. New Zealand HOLLAND
Louis F. Payn Chatham; J. c. Thaw, Pittsburg:
J. Sloat Fassett. Elmira. IMPERIAI-GeOrge Mus
grove, Australia. GRAND-T NJ Darlington Rich
mond president Of the Tobacco Association OF Am
erica. BRESLIN-Wiliam A. PinkertOn. Chicago.
ENERETT-Sir r. Satow. London.
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Michael Anagnos also written Anagostopoulos)
was the son-in-law of the late DIR. Samuel G. Howe
and Mrs Julia Ward Howe and was the success
sor Of the former superintendent Of the Perkins
institution for the Blind Mrs Anagnos died in
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LEWIS s. CLARK.

New Orleans. July 5.-Lewis S. Clark. for eight
years a Republican national committeeman from
Louisiana died suddenly at hotel here to-day. He
was about to go to his summer home at Lake
Placid n Y, when he was stricken with acute IN
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Forecast sor speeiaI Loeatles-For the pistrict .

Highest temperature Yesterday lowest
a. average for corresponding date year
for corresponding date twenty-five years 20
Local forecast-Fair to-day and saturday. light 20
fresh winds.
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ALFRED VINCENT.

Geneva Switzerland July 5-Alfred Vincent. a
member OF the Federal Council and Nice-President
of the Red Cross conference. died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
MICHAEL ANAGNos.

Bucharest, July 5.-AIichael Anagnos, president of
the Greek Union of America, died June % at
Turn-Severn. Rumania.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Ruby Bridges who had the role OF the
American girl in The Fascinating Mr. Wander
leading woman Of Playing the Came in which
Joseph and William Winter jefferson are to star
next season. Miss Bridges was for three easons
the Anna Of one OF the = Way Down East" COM
panies.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast Washington. July s.
The winds along the New England and Middle Atlantic
win lie Hight along the South Atlantic
Coast light variable; along the
Gulf Coast light fresh southeast; the Great
Lakes fresh northeast to east
High pressure prevailed all districts east OF the
Rocky Mountains. and consequence the weather has
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generally fair with comparatively high temperatures
Sept in New Mexico. where it viii be shOwery
Friday
light to fresh WINDS and fair weather the Grand
Banks.
Forecast for special LOcalitles-For District OF
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Pennsylvania. Eastern New York New England fair
10 day ana Saturday: light to fresh winds,
For Western PENNSYLVANIA and Western New York gen
orally fair to-day and saturday; light north
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Local OfiCiai ReeOTd.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for the last .wenty-four hours IN COM
pariscn with the corresponding date OF last year:
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OBITUARY..
JULES ADOLPHE BRETON.

Faris' July 5--Jrles Adolphe Breton. the noted
genre painter. is dead. He was born in 1877.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
INnFRTAhERS

FRANK f. CAMPBELL Co. az-s w ssd Sc
World known; old stand Tel 1884 Cnsls-~
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06
LADY CLIFDEN'S PARTY
Hoo 1t Cost Her Son HIS Seat az
Parliament.

Viscount and Viscountess Clifden have just been
called upon to furnish in an extremely unpleasant
fashion illustration OF the extraordinary severity
OF the laws Of England dealing with political hri-
berry and corruption. The viscountess, whose hus-
band owns some seventy thousand acres of land In
Cambridgeshre and in Cornwall, gave garden
party time ago at Lanhydrock, her place in
Cornwall IL being understood that the entertain
ment in connection with the viscounts presf-
dency of the Liberal Association OF the duchy.
Unfortunately, it occurred in the midst OF the re-
cent Parliamentary electoral campaign. in which
her eldest son, the Hon ID. c. Agar -Robartes, ran
as Liberal candidate. for the Bodmin Division Of
Cornwall The garden party a great success.
So was the eectlon-from Liberal point of view.
And young Agar -Robartes was returned 70 PaTlia-
ment by a large majority
The defeated Conservative candidate, who had
never at any time had any chance of winning,
thereupon instituted proceedings against Agar
Robartes. and lodged petition against his cleo
ton. on the ground that he and his friends and
agents had rendered themselves guilty of violation
of the statutes against corruption in Parliamentary
election matters. The affair was brought into
court, tried in the usual fashion before two OF
the Supreme Court judges at Bodnin. and they
have now issued q decree nvalidatng the return OF
ar-Robartes, ordering a new election, on the
ground that Lady Clifden by giving her garden
party, had violated that section OF the Anti-Cor-
ruption law which prohibits treating in Parlia-
mentary campaigns. The law in question runs as
follows:
"Any person who either himself or by proxy,
either before, during after the election. directly
or indirectly, gives, provides pays for either
wholly or in part any meat, drink. entertainment
provision to for persons entitled 20 vote, and
also ANY eector who accepts such meat drink.
entertainment provision, or the equivalent there
Of shall be held guilty of bribery.
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be indorsed
with full aud address
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William Hammerstein made arrangements to-day
for moving picture reproduction Of the locomotive
collision which took place at Brighton Beach on
the Fourth, to he shown ct Hammersteins Roof
Garden next Monday. Mr. Hammerstein purchased
the exclusive rights. and it will be exhibited
elsewhere There will be 5000 feet of elm shown,
covering the entire presentation. from the onrush
Of the engines in collision, to the clamberng over
the wreck of over three thousand spectators. Sew
e~al other theatrical managers made bids for the
moving picture reproduction OF the great attrac-
ton, but Mr.. Hammerstein succeeded in outbidding
them. The two Seton engines shown in the
pictures in full speed collision exactly Brgh-
ton Beach.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing ln THE TREBUNE win
be Fepuhlished In The Tr-Weekly Tribune wIthout
extra charge.
MARI.ATT MACKAY- -sNfITH-In St. Jude's Chapel.
Harbor. Mount Desert. Me. July 5. Right
Rev. Alexander Mackay-Sulith d. Bishop C0adtutoF
Of Pennsylvania. assisted by the Rev. Cornelius q
smith, -. D. Of New York. Charles Maratt. 90
Washington. D. and Helen Stuart MaekaySlnith. e
Philadelphia. daughter OF the 0flciatDE bishop.
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DISQUALIFIED FOR SEVEN YEARS.

DISQC ALlFIED FOR SEVEN YEARS
The decision against young Agar -RobarteS, in
addition TO depriving him OF his seat in Pariia-
ment debars him from being elected tc Parliament
for the constituency in questiOn-that is TO say
for the Bodmin division OF East Cornwall. where
his home and the greater part of his fathers large
landed property sltuated-for period OF seven
years. Poor Lady CIifden, who Is a charming
woman. and who certainly never has had any idea
OF rendering herself guilty OF bribery sub
penaed in the case compelled TO testify in court
and made to feel that by giving the garden party
in question she had virtually exposed herself TO
punishment by imprisonment and fine.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-06

The Fourth Of July audience at Pains Amphi-
theatre Manhattan Beach. was the largest ever
known over fifteen thousand people took advan-
tage of the fine evening and witnessed the grand
est display of fireworks that has ever been shown
in the place which is famous for pyTotechncs
Resinning this week there will be introduced al
intervals all OF the successes of the Fourth. Tues
dav night will be in honor Of the navy and Fri
day night in honor of the army. On both nights
the soldiers and sailors in uniform will be the
guests OF MI. Pain