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Trlbune. Clrculation Department.

THE SINGLE TERM.

Some of tbe ominsellors who wnnt

Goveroor WUaon to develandlze tho

tarlff plank of tho Dotnocratlc natlonalplatform are tkw nrgiug him to (lere-

lnndiao the plank toroTlng a alnglerresldentinl team Mr. Bryan, who

has recenOj Httn.-hod himself a« ¦

Hpcclai contributor to The New York

Worl'V rebnkea that nawapaper ror

trylng to nndermlno tho Ooremortlojalty to the one-term pledge giren byth*e Democratlc party at Baltimore.ile aaya in tbe last laaoo nt "Tho Caaavnioner":"The New Tnrk World" advlses Gov-

arnor WUaon that he ehould not be

governed by the one-term plank ln the

Democratlc natlonal platform Ac*

cordlng to 'The World that pUnkllavery good for the future and men ma%

be Vovcrned by II when lt becomea a

STw" but "Thr, WorM" aaya Oo-ernorWllaon ought to make lt clear that he

does not conslder that lie is llmlted b>thls platform to one FTeHUlcnunl term.

Since Mr. Bryan was dlroctly reepon*bible tor tho Indonement at Baltbnoreof the "ingle torra Idea. bo uaiurallyoritlcisea "Tho WnridV' guggeetloo as

a temptation to solflsh gmbitloa and

peraonn' bad falth. It I- truo thatGorernor WUaon mizht flnd aome en-

oouraKetnein in the ezample of Preet-dent Cleveland, who fnrgot the atngleterm dectrine promnlgated nol by bla

party but by himself. In bll first let-tor of aceepttnen bo doclaml hims'lfagalnat the eecond term, moch aa the

Democratlc platform now doea, but

when tho time earna around for his re>

nomlnatloo be dld not eren take thetronble to make an explanation of the'.iU!(,|lior-cu)eof-ooffoo" ?ort.

Mnybe Governor Wllaon will foiiow"The World's" ndvlce and aay ir> his

q.b of acceptance th»r the sin^ioterm Wea kg not his own, bot hir.Bryan'a v.t lt would be more politi<for blm to wall nntii after electlon be¬fore puttlng n raintaaprntatlon on tbis

declaratlon of the pJatform on whlciihe ls Bupposed to be atandlng:We favor a Plngio Preeldentlol term,

a to thal < nd urge the adoptlon ofHmendmenl to the Conatltutlon

. reeldent of the Unltedstat,s lnellglble for re-election, aipledi lldate of thls conventlont.. thla pr .

Of oonrae, after eleetlon lt may oe

poaalble to gpllt halrs otct the fore--oIhk phraaeology and contend tlmt the

prtndple ahonld apply only after lt baiLeconie tneorporated into ihe Conatlttt'tlon. But Mr. Rryan takea the more

reasnnaMe poattlon that tbe party urc-

ln« gnch o reform ls l*>und by lt even

before lus enactmeiit Into l«w. ltwould bo I gertoai impeaclirnent ofGovernor Wllaon's slncoritj lf hesbould aitetnpt to fdinke of! the moralobllgntlon not to Beek n re-olectlon lm-i»oaed up»n him by tbe Bnltlmore plat¬form. IIo should nrail himself atonce of tbe oppurtuulty to put thoDemocratlc party and all ltb fnturePresldential nuinlnces on record as lnharmony with the aound publle douiandfor the l'mitatlou of any Fresldent'seervtce to a »ingle, although posslbly a

|«Bgt_4MM_, term._A POINT Or CONSOIENCE.The Thlrd Term party fissernblei for

lts ratifloatlon of Mr. Roooerelt'a tl-ready aelf-effectetl nomiuntlon faee<lwlth a dltllcult queation of morals. Asls well known, it has u tender con-

HJenrr Its leadera, from Mr. |{,x>se-velt down, have not tho allghtest ezpec-tatlon of winnlng tl"- Preaddoncy.ThHr lmmedlato alm la, tf poesible, to

l>eat Mr. Taft. If they eau aceomplbhthat, some of them at least, like Mr.riinii, h.-i^o to got poaeeaalon of theBepnbllcan party. Othctn, perhaps lesspntctlcal lf nol leaa rmre, really lookfor the oontlnued t\istence of tbeirDOW party. But. whutt-ver thelr vlslonlor the distant future, they one and aWhave ln immediate vlew not vietorybut revenga They aro onder no lliu-

ahont iM-iiiticai proepaeta Amongiheniselvos they are entJrely fnmk.What troubles them is hoar far theboneaty which they pretdb raqnlreathen t<> nvoid pradktlom of gncceeawhich they know to ba ta)-o.The iagannoaji Mr. GtriaM has been

aei'kim; roor ts UKatg tbe bravcbearta arbo do nol eapert vietory bur:ir<- prepared f,«r "long yeara of strun-<le" Mr. Hotebkb*, the Now YorkState OMMaeberd, thi:-ks it permlaalblete elalm tbe electlon for Mr. Rooee-v,-)r. Tbe Cbtoago foUoererg <>f thorolmiol. itcordltii: to dispatcli'h, greghaiply dividfd. ajome orge tbe dntyof tmth teUtag. Otben s(ly tlmt ifthe imth were told tbe rank and Sleof tbe oppreaaed would refuee to re--jK»iid io tbe <it!i. preferrlng snit-to aaMUMlpttlon arlthOwl tho peoapeeiuf hUMdltte lotrag tnd labet Thoarrlval of the candidate b tbereforeawaito«i, tb.u he nay dadda between ietaajtign of Mmple irath teiiiti^ <-r .»ieiahi/rato fuls4« pn b

Vi'< thiiik tbera can ba bo <i >ui,t ofthe d.ciaton. ii win be :t matter <>i'tbe blgbaM moral obUgatloa with Mr.Boooerelt t>i clatm everytbbig for

reboloftcal gftteC" just as bt ami.jn dnty bound to |,ut np fafca aontealerbkti bt tfterwgrd confeaaed he nerer

exfMCtfjd to bave taken lerlotigly. m a

bettle for tho rule of tbe people no eaefconedencea are wanted. On the h* Wof Armageddou the and Justlflei '.

meitiis *_SPECIAL COUNSEL NEEDED.

Corporation Counael Watson Bhotildii.,; be cooneel fot ihe comlng Bldermanic Inveatlgatlon of pollce graftlng.The attltude of Mayor Gaynor uiak<liitn iin Improper pereon to ennductBiich an Inqulry. The Mayor regnrd*this fovewttgatlon as if-siiie to blmaelf.He haa told » member of the Board ofAldermcn thal it would "atnltlfy" Itsclfby uudertaklng aiicb an Inqnlry as lanow projerted, gnd be baa onl) grain-Minpiy acqnleeced In tiie beldlng of

lone. Mr. vYateon ia Mayor Qaynor'a.-ii»|i>>inte.- and cloae peraonal aeaodate.The Mayor la Intereated ln barlng anjInqnlry tbat may be held develop tbe!n' t iimt graftlng was eonflned to a

alngle Indlvldnal In the pollce fbrce.Be haa reloctantly admltted thal biaI'olice (Sommiaatoner may have beendecdved by one of hla rabordlnatea,Tbe poeaibUlty of more extenaive cor-raptlon ilmn tlils tbe Mayor will noliultnit. More than tbat be gaaalla vln-dlctlvely every one wbo holda any "thoroplnton.

Mr. Wataon aa counsel f>ir the aldermanJc LnveetJgatora would representtho view df the Mayor. Ills renl in-tereal would lle In tbe dlrection ofdearlng tbe pollce of all chargea ofBygtetnatlc eorroptioa He woaM haveno beart ln the w<"-k of getting gt thetrtiiu as t" bad admlnietratlon of thopollce under dlrection <>f his anperlorin ofBoe. A more Unproper legal ad-rlser tiie lionrd of Aldenaen conld notnave in tiie projmsed Inveatlgatlon.Mr. vTgtaoa orjght to see bow be isdisquuHiied and refrain from gtteflipUto foree hlmself cn the cornmittee. Ifba doea not the bonrd shonid dedlnehis genIcgg gnd aecnre sneiial connaeThls anrely must he wlthin their power,f.'r not ^>ni> bave tbej blred apecialcotineel for Inveatifgtloiui ln tbe pust.bfJt the law eertainlv nevef lntendcd tO^rivp them the nnthority to couduct In-\e<;tlc;ations of elty ConditlofiB and thennullify the granl by compdltng thein'.'ini to rely tiixiti connael for admin-letratlve dtj officlala io condoct theInqnlry into ilieir condoct

TERMS AT SUEZ.>-- ne that the Snes Canal Oonven-

ti<»n, whlcb was made by nlne Eu-I ropean powera ;I1 t^onartantlnople lnOctober, 1888, is dlrectly dted ii* tbeHay-Panncafote treaty and la frequent-ly referred to ln corrent discuaaioitiie qnestion oi' tolli at Panama, it Iswortb whlle to reonii aome facta con-

cernlng tbat InstramentH la to \>f> obeerved thal the Boea

Oanal Conventlon inakea no dtred declanition concernlng eqnallty of tolla,Indeed, it doea not s-> much as men-

tion tolis at all. lt doea aay lu Artlclei tuit t tbe canal "ahall alwaya he free"and open to every ressel without dl»-"tlnctlon oi flag." Thut nmy be Interpreted to mean that tolla, lf any !«¦

charged, ahall be unlform and equu!to all. It micht glao, by gotne itlcklerfor llterallsm, be Interpreted to aneanthal no tolla ahoold be charged.

Agaln, ln Artlcle XII tbe Oonventi'-n aaya that the algnatory"by appUcatlon of tbe prlndple of"eqnallty as regarda the fn-e nv» .>f the"canal, agree tbat none or them simii"endeavor to obtaln wlth reapect to'the canal ti-r^it'.rla1 or commerclal gd-"vantagea or prlvflegea ha gny mteroa-"tl-uial arrangement which maj be con"I'ludeil." The obrlooj Impllcatlon la,no doobt, that tbere ahall be eqoallt)among tbe natlona ln tbe u»e of tbecanal.Thar is all. T<!1» are not rnentkaoed.

The sj,e. ui.- mentlon of them ln tbeHay-Paancefote treaty is, tberefore,¦riijliiai with tbat Instroment and lanot a dtatioo from tbe Bneition. <)n the cootiary, tbe adoptlon oftbe lattef ai « pieeedenl and examplefor tbe former haa to <i" eotlrely arithnentrallzatlon and not nt all wlthir maj be sdJded tbat wblle tbe slgnatortea of BtJfg have ondoubtedly keptfalthfaUy tho letter of the provlglonawhich we bave qUOted, tbey have, or

aome <>t tbeaa bave, ¦¦ eertalnly evadedtiie prtaclpai of equallty <>f n*-"

Kor. an we bave httberto abown,whlle Isrtween natlona there la aatutllty,between ahbjrplng eyatema tbere lamarked uaequallty. Between nntinn>A ai.d ii. f'-r example, tbere may be nodtocrlmlnatlon and neltbei may haveany advantage over tbe other. Hut l>yrebatlng from the national treaanrj a

p;irt or all of the tolla paid by Itacommeree bi the eanai natlon A anajglve iis ahlpplng a raei advantage overthat Of mitlon B, which tnakos n.> aochrebate. it d"f'K not appear tbat tbeSuez Cnnventloi) forbldi gocb rebatlng,in the f-.rm of avbaldlea, and It aeemacertatn that the Hay-I^tnncefote treat]doe^ aOt

.\s for the practlcal Bnandal tlifTerence between lettlnp reegehl go throughwithout paying tolls and rebatlng tbetolls to them iftet tbej have been paid,Ii may be left to tboae wbo teek to '!.termlne tbe difference imtween tweedle-dmn and tweedledee.

THE GHENT CENTENARY.

lt is not anppoaahle tbat th<- oppoalii..n which was nutniiested lu tbe 8en>ate on Thumiay t<. tbe conii)ienii.rati..n.. the centi nary of tbe Peace "f Oneniwili prevall. Bui it may not he gmlnato potnt fiit brlefly its iilogl<-«i and onreaaonable cbaracter.

Ti e opponenta aay tbat H bj of nomore Importance to have an offlclalcelebratlon <-f one bnndred years ofpeaea with Qreat Brltaln than to celibrate ¦ btnadred years of peace arithOermany, Pranea or Rnaada. Thal Laabanrd, beeatiae Aaaerlca araa aever alwar wlth ettber Oermany or Rnsslaand waa never formally and offldsllyrt war witii Pfajjce, whlle it iraa twlcePt war with Qreat BritatD tbnwgb for-mat df-iariition. Tbere la no nunlvetaary t>» be comsaecnorated arith one oftbogq otber poweri i- tbere bi with(iri-nt llrlt.-iin.

Agaln, it j- ebjectod tbat tbe prn-poeed cdebration wonld be "an Invtdlona dlstinction" wblcta arotiM prob-nidy grooae raaBBBtnaeni ggaj antggo-Bjfggg, Thal is io aay, s,,in»- natlon aitbwiii':h we bave alwaya been gj pei.

would be angry lf we eouimemoratedthe mnklng of peaoo witb some othernatlon wlth whlch we bad been al war.|The glmple statom.nt of ihat propoel-;tlon la rafftclent to expoae Ita rldteulonacharacter.

Flnally, we gre told that tbe popularsentlnienl ln favor of peace hetweeoAim rlca and Greal Brttaln Ii uifftclent,and would aol be gtrengtbcned by tbe

memorntion. i.ot ua gay, then, thalthe popular Bentlmeni In favor of Indenendence In tbis countrj la guSlclentand there la no uae, therefore, In cele-lirating tbe Fourth of July. On the-.1111.¦ prindple, kH n* dlaeonttoue allBiiniversnrj eommemorntlone. Wouldtheae ohjectora approve thtl eourae?it not, why notlThe fad i- thal tho other nttlons,

whoae rcaentmenl and autagonhun we

are told woold be arouaed bj thls eebvbratton, would be surprieed and dtaap-Dolnted If ue omltted it. and would r<*

gard ug aa havlng been retnlaa ln our

,inty toward ¦ greal hlatorlc erent ofworld-wlde aignlflcance., __-.___-_-

NOT SO SURE ABOUT IT.

it is Intereatlnr, to Bnd go many Demoeratlc newgptpera regrettlng the freetrade tendendea of tbe Democratlc nt-

Honal platform. Tbe Democratlc partyb puraulng the falladona notlon thalMti ora of cheap and comfortable Itrlugan be oahered In by remoring all tariff

riniios on the neceaaarleji of life. N

many Domocrata n*bo tak-- tbe ttmetothlnk about H are beginnlng t,, reallzethal If tariff dutlea gre gwepl awayproductlon bere mual i»' cbecked bjthe luflow "f more cbeaply producedforelgu fooda and commodltnsa, wageamusi fall and tl"- publlc'i iblMty to

purcbaae mual be ptvporHonately di-

mlnlabod...Tbe New Orleana Plcty_ne,H com-

mentlng the other day on tho Demo-rratio tariff programme, made tbatpoinl rery clear. II aald

it v. in be truly (i Joyful time when,h turnlng Into thla country «n tin-

li'mited fl orelgn produota otgort made by E uropi an and

I itlc j aupei labor, our own J" .pb... |]| h« enabli .! to purcbaae all theyn«»>,l al the lov al j.--it>lo prlcea. .

Everybody will then be abU to buypvery m- ¦! and other m

aarlea al the loweal poaalble prlcee, andlf it were poaalble t.. aatiafy human be«Inga, all the Araerioan \»-v\-\<- ahonld be

happy, wlth tha poaalble axcepThi . would be

,-uir own farmprp. who would 1"' forcedthelr producta ln corapetltlon

v itii gn pauper laboiour workmen turned oui ot the tioaedand idle fai torlea No matter

u l.i life mlgl'tbe, i .-ing no wae;4 aould nol buy.The Democratlc economiata purpoaa

to make thinga rbeap, bnl at tbe aantime they would empty the pocketg ofwould-he purchaajera Rou can tbe

'country be beneflted by tbe Inrroduc-tioii of lower forelgu prlcea lf lf mualal tbe aame llme accept lower forelguwage Bcalea and atandarda of llvlng?lt will tax Gorernor Wllaon'i capaiitjat a ntndent of eeononilea and btol nt< anawer thal queatlon.«-

THE GANGSTER'S PISTOL.

Judge Mulqueen'a gending of twogunmen to jal! for aeven yeara andtbree more for Indetermlnate perioda

I of whlch leren yeara la tbe maxuuuuilatrttee tbe poaalbllitlea of the Bul

llran la* when enforced Bnl nothlng!- c|,..ir,-r than thal the BUllivan hiaaa generallj applled haa lotallj falledto protect tho publle. Wlth o

.!..!. even daj laal month, wlthghootlng affraya ¦ regnlar fiuiu;' ofthe newa, and wlth armed d

ganga h e-Iatence readj to kUl forbire it cannol .¦ aald tbat crbne haabeen dlmlnlabed bj ihe atrlngent laaagalri ". ipoa irrjrlng. No guninanb i difl Itj in procttring blautomatlc plati '. - ete idj thehand- aa i rlfJe and tbnoat aa daadlj;,.. ., abotgi u loaded wlth buckahot.

Indeed there la ¦ guggeetlon lu theRoaenthal raae (hat the BnlHvan lawbj reanon nf Ps aeverltj hai betHturned Inti a meant of stortlon bj tbecorrnpl elemenl In tbe l'.-il.v Dcpariment Tbe Intormera agalnal BeckernUege 11;.11 tt.- tbreal whlch be uaedto compel thoin to procure murdei araathal be would allp weapona Into thelrpocketa when aireetlng them and thuacauae them tn bo m nt i,< prlaon for longterma

lf tbe ganga do nol pay trlbute, whalie explanatlon ..f tbe immunlta

whlch they enjo) l Wby la ii thal n

paated efforta b] Judge Bwann faUedto Induce tbe police to grreat fu<i or

three "i the gangaten noa wantod forRoaenthal'a murder? i»<> they poeaeaatho prlvUege of carrying platola ln de-Banee «»f utw beeauae <.r gervlcea thejrender t.> tbe eorrupl pollca, ilko theallaged aeralcea In tids murder eaee..>r beeauae of the lecvleea they randerto tbe garablera and other protectedpurreyon of rlca and \<> ihoir polltlcalbackerel Tbe aldermanlc Inqulrenmlgbl profltahry take up tbe rdatfon*of tbe police auti tbe ganga, eapecitlUtho Unmunlty fr..m proaecutlon f«»rweapon carrying wbkh theae profee-gional muiderera enjoy.

MONEY AND BUSINES8.The atock markei waa arouaed from

Iti atate <.f Inactrvity duiing the week.On Thursday lt came forth wlth a

vlgoroug advanne, and the aeaaloncloaed wlth a general galn in thebroadeai markei for aeveral weeka.The remarkable polnt about ihln move*ment waa nol thal it had occurredbul thal it bad been delayed whenall condltlona had been favorable, andal] i:.pi arentl] thal wai m ..- aifor some Induentlal Intereatg to be-gtn aggraailve buylng of good atockaTha vv,fk Jual ended has been ratheiunuaual iii newa of a character whlch

erally coruddered i fartor instorkmarket movenjenta" ihe report of tbeBtanley commlttee, the quartetiy ro-

poii of Bteel earnlnga varloua raii-i ad reporta Ihe government'a cottoncondltlon report and newa from allover thi' country of Induatrlal i rograaa

it mual not ba reaaoaed, aa thagalieni Iteena of aoted bettement areeneh week conflnnedi and Um apirit ofoptlmlam la aaphaahwd bj Um tradereeorda of eonunerelal agenetea andother gourcea "i InftarmaUon, Uudthere are not gputa where adverae con«dltlong prevaU. it lt howarer, thioverwelghi ot evldenca ln favor of pro»gn alvi buah it each week glvea

n Lanre baleaci to the credit alde of

Improveihent and gradually removes

[the poeaibUlty of aeddental atoppageOf tho trcnd toward proaperlty now ln

vldencc. In the bu-dness world searoc-

ly a .shaclow- has erossed the path of

improvement during tho w.-ek. Trudo.'Xp.'inslou has been wldeidng and tho

Induatrlal ffctM haa Increaard its

forcea Of production in an endeavor to

keep in ajght of detaanda, which hava

grown meaurarably. primariiy. the

commodlty crop reporta have atrength-ened ooofldence, Tbe dangar pedod;,, tbe Wcstern eereel productJon ln

ao nearly over that cajnildonoe growaaa . ich favorable day paaaaa, The cot-

l.,n crop. whlle not M encournglng.HCCOrdlng to government estlmnte. as

-xpocted, is la g dcl'iiuible posbtloa H regards yuantitatlvc yldd, andtbe flnal condltlon avcragc will be ln-

nuenoed by tho waather, which mayI- more favorablo from BOW on.

The steel and Iron triule, whlcb leadain Industrial Importance In tho UnltedBtatea, haa not only shown furtherdvancexaent m actJvtty and priccH,

but the forecastfi of class publieatlonsAllzlnjr in that brunch of tho

tradea, and tho uonaeBgng of reportsfrom the mlllB dlroct. ghow n future

|devekffagMBt beyond any fonner re-

i|iiirementH. and prloea are yet golngIhtgher. Bueb of tha reporta -«f greaa

nga "f i^lroada ;«s bave beenmade: puhlli for the ftrei three w< ekain July Hhow mi baorease of .''> l per

cenl greater than for tii" aame perlodin 1911 ond nrefaajretlooe now baingmade by tho ralbroada ladlcate a muchu-ger volume of trafflc during the

Ial" f.ill montha Of thls year. Ksti-matea i»y eloaa atudenta of equlpmentrequlreeaenta Indloate tbat a larger ug-

grtgata of ordera for rallroad aquip*meni aill have been plaoed tbta yearthan in any yeau alnce 19U7. ln aome

llnea of merehamdlalng tbere Is themldaummer qutet. Drygooda ordwra,

b comlng in during the u^."k, havenot been actlve, tbottfb tl.ere Is- "..

ported to bo a str.mger tencioncy ln

procaaa of formlng. la the boot andaboe Hnea Iraprovemeni la reported,notwithatandlng the incraaae in prleeamade by mnnufaeturcrs. The leathermarket haa been deddedly atrong, par-tlcularly In aole leather. Money move-menta bave ahown tii- country'a bual*neaa improvement; the wgek haa

brougbt newa from all parta of tbecountry of an Increaelng demand tnr

niiii.ii.il tunda which haa abeorbedIdU caafa and caueed a allght harden- jIng Of ratea The |a al money aitua-tlon ¦uggeete a atiffentng <-f ratea, not

>n .!<.'¦' unt <-r actlvi demandbut rather ln preparatlon

I'ure.in the fordgn fleld there is an avar« ]

unt ntal coadltloaai on reporta <«f <t"is and moaey. I

Tbe barve l reporta In Auatrte aro not.i. citragiiig. iti it'is«ia aad Oermany]

t»,. erop newa la .x'-iient and In Iible. Money, whlle s-une-

v. Iiat iirin- r, la pll nt pill dfor mm< iral pur-

.,: i -, le from But tuatlngmot n. n ". l d ln the w< akly

there aeei to be no

outlook wh «! auggeei apprenea*-..,!, . ial dl iturbenoe.

v. .:. pained to aee ln Jodga gwann

.;¦.'. hoaa head lath ii rlme,

u e>e raalii not a taard party *t an.... fa< i. we -i.r. aaerel) tai.-

party..

Mr. Rooaevelt aayi lt ia a n< - party,ii .' fr..m the <

practlral man be maj -o-m

Mr. FUni 11 lew.

He lmsi graaped the laur»tha Ial H< rhtontal Blir Mor-

encefor h knoa n lo t ime.... ¦¦)( i-i'i.

?¦-¦ ¦

r.iue makaa andent go<Bookei I P/l dilngtoti wis lmite-1 to

lunch ut tii" Whlte Houae, i>ut henot ba allowed I ba

pvelt third term conventlon.e

-, nor will klndly enter Inhhi dlary a memorandum that, tbough

aan, Mag at< Bar-i.,w |g g lo U frlend looklng for ra

ppotntmenle

DM Georga vV, Parklna make aa much,t . the Tennee.'oal and ir.>ti

gbaorptlon aa he bi apendtnt to ahoahla gratttudet Wd he loae ;is much

the Harveater trual aulta iw he

,h apei "ing to get revenge?e

it a.,!,,, p. ba a wondt r. arty,aoraetblng lik- it In the Boudan

when the afad Mullah appeared, hut thls1H tbe nrat ol it klnd lu th- ITnttcd:-l..t.- T' e N--W Y< ik VVorM.

Are we tO nndi ratan-i that th. BullMooae in "btg game" of Afrleaa orlgln?if ao, the greal buntlng trlp takee on a

ii.w signlficance.

THE TALK OF THE DAY.

A eurlooa aaaapatlon haa prung up in

gevi i!1 doctora havi raceived a

from n newlj fortaed agency,arhteh offera t«> find pattanta for them.

Tiie faea are rather hlgh. They rary from

rjotofJOO On reeetpt of tks fw thedoctoeip aaanred a llat of twenty eonaamptlvea,twenty splleptlca twenty people Hiirreringfrom eancer, and ao forth. Ha is then alllberty to "iiii and offer hla rvicea The

agency's clreulai deelarea thal the U ta«.f patlaata are eotnptled from abaolutelyrertnin Boureaa and that the money arlll

,. returned if there ar.- ni"-e than thr---

nriafakea In ";ieh llat. Thla la rather a

prtm provlso"i diiin't i.now ehc waa left-handed

'.""ial ahe aeama to do averythlag wlth

u ui. i.'Haven'l you n"tlce,i tiie engage-

:;, -nt rlngf' Detroi! iYee Pi .

Th" R-'Ssti) coiiRrehS W8S In BSeOton on

tne houi porefc. Tha wetaen, in raeklngand other ea«y "hnlrh. bad <1Hcu^»ed tiiePiffst arrlvala. tiie flJBBlHy "f tlu- la^tni'.il Bad the <lre»aeH of tiie gb08Bri mi-m-

artM n ona Of the yotir.ger aatea iisked:"WbO was tiie man whom Mi. Mlank took

loui in hia automohii" yeatarday? Bani'ist I- i imebody, from the waj the oUman eatertalned him." Bagageaaa agaeel-i.i. Huttor for hla duuKliter, poMtiOBli,n-l taaa wlth the .,.stral«bt ttp" were

soiih ot the apinlnaia aalvaaeed, "Toa ar«

ali wreatg/' >-ald a uotnan, lookliiR upfioin bei i¦ :«. i) laee work. "Ha Ih the

bayar l" a department atore, and Mr.liiaiik aaaai theaa asjoda Talk about po*Uet grafl -theTe/a more af it in regular

bii?tnes8 and nobody over aska any quea-tlotiB." And the dfscusslon was Ottt short

by the appenrance or Mra. Plank, who

Jolned the rlrcle.

"If our enemy smlto Uf on one rheok.what ahOOld we dof ;>sked the Sunda>aohool teaoher. ,,

"That depends on how b!g he ve. nr

plkd Willk Wlea.Fhtledelphta Rocord.

Tlie nsnertion of Dr. Qulvc, before theBanitary Instltut,? Congreeg in I/mdon,that no progr,»ss had been made in nev-

Bral humlml >varn toward "advancinEthe efloaoy of veeeelg for waahing thehumaa brxty," and that miiltary _KMCame tlrst and radnx men Baooad among

tb<no who batlu- daily, was apoken Of aa

mlsleadlng by a maater plumber In a

Krouj, when the auBdect waa nadar dis-eueslon. Th, hli a tbat bathn otna ofthe type ia vogne threa hundred yearaago may ba popular la Kagtand I eaanetdlaputa," hc said, "becauao I have BOVerbeen there, but lf the learned doctor willcoine bere we will show him, in thehomea of the poor, arraaanmeatg for.waahing the luinian budy' whlch wouldhave been luxnrious for klnga a centuryogo. And as to there belng no greatd.mar..! for bathrooms, any real eatatebrekar can tell tho doctor thAt the quos-tlon. 'ttOW ntun> bau.roonia." Is amongtho first asked by people ln thia eountryWhen thay coinetnpiaie buylng or tent-

ing a home."

Flrat Waafc-end Gueat-WoulJ you aakoeteae '¦> l< rid ua n moior?

Bacond Week-end Guaet.«jood heavena,ri"! u aa ao.n tiniilt ot u»K:ng n«r for a

of strtn« -l_fe.

Among thn souvenlra of a trlp aroundthe world lioutfht back by a womanahoaa t<>'ir -ame to an end in Chicago a]f"W <lu; i uh'i Is an Ameriran B-g wi.lehthe touriat purehaaad in indin. "I saw

lt," kIk- aald, "ln a render'a etock andboughl it to Bhow that o'ir Bag is not.

ame averywhera" The aouvanlr im

Bllk and hand made. lt haa elght n

and aeven whlte atrlpes and on tbe Muegeid are thlrteen atara and tbe Amerlcan Iahleld. "Tbe Btrangeat poit:t about thethlng Is thtH," the woman added, whenshe Hhowed the flasr, "the man from

i bought tho tiag Uialetad that .t

ys.ih corract in oompoattlon and that tb..;ipti*. on» whlch i rarrted In un enveiopeln my haridbag waa the flag aa lt uaedto be before the Clvtl War."

g|UI(>ua.glngletot ls pretty well off,lan't hel ,CrnlCtM fOt hnt he doe»n t Know lt.Blllteua.What <1<> y.'U mean?

¦. , M. - u-'.'n,,' to get marrleo..pl iladelphla Record._A 8T0RY OF WAFTIME LABORS

"In M'moriam" to a Woman WhoServed in Tho»c Troutlous Times.

To the Edltor of Tha Trlbune.Btnoe ooting recently the nntK.'inre-1

menl la >our r.«;iilar oMtUary Hat Of th«

paaalng >.f Mlaa Bll n CoUlaa, of MewjTork, t have been looktog d.illy throughti,r<"« N< w Y'irii (ournala for the appaar-:ance of at b-ast a few linee from aoma

Ive or eloee frlend of en in mem*

ory of a woman who dooervea remem-;branee for a wMely benefleent ilf». andnot leaat for thal portJon of H whichcame apeclally under my obeervation,

araa manlfi d thi ughout th* Clvtlu,,, her devotloa t.. the eare primarllyof the rjnlon forcee and mddentally to

that of the Confederateg wh..m the fort-.une <>f *'ar had pln, *d aa pnsonera ln.inr hai

Mlai Colllna belonged to that class of Ihaltard from Mrth,

or, al leaat, were, untll reeant yeara,alwaya mu'-ii averaa to anythtogibllclty, at all . venta oui

thelr own Immedlate elrcla; and he was

by tiHtiir,' ao ratlrlng and In her metVpjt ..i tbat ,* i>- well t.e thal few,of her lone>ttme cootemporaneoua

uuld utate to wlthdraw n-r

from tb, aaeluolon bIm a*...- r.j.ultltuda ls aver la n '

good a_anplea ii oaly pour ancouragorlag .rur.'a. tha llgbl amanatlng fr an anotabla weU-doer ahould not permanent*ly, ln Bcrtpturnl pl

it waa eaa ..t my rarloua dutlee, as

11 a b tary, and ao aallary, ..f the ii.it. <i B

ommlaaloo, durlng tha Ki.'.tti tlarly from tha

ommlaalon'i beadquartera ln WTeahlnavt.in wlth tho .¦ leading women of theprlncipal sltlei <>f th.' North and Weat onwi.f.i. long-contlnuad davotlbn. *¦ al andefBdeni > Ihe commta lon relled f.-r .,

and unfalllng aupply ..f the el«,.!. deUcaclea, medlcinea and otherappllanoi requtred i>> meet the

of thi nlon'a defendera ln Md,¦, Lgri. .I ail

'. nl of wa ramlaalon whi n b«.< t. II mi a lial k" al prl4 llagathnughl waa inlne ln havlng

pondenee ln ;- half of my ¦ u]al with what he eorrectly atyled

it. nf the women of the loj al al lea,he ns'iai termlnolog the

rnlonlata In thoae daya Hia Colllna waaan "i Iheae womenAn«i t<> thN day, ever "Iuca the t

tlon "f the CIvll War, ahe haa rarrted on,ln one ahapi or another, the pabttc el irltlea onfortunutely needful, underand preaent ....i>n..nitc an.i aodal oondlii.,iis, in :.n greal oaaamunltlea.The memory of the juat "makea foi

rlghtaouaBH a. j. hi .<n IR,Btonlngton, Conn., July 24, i?rj.

NORTH DAKOTA NBEDS MEN

Commissiouer Gilbreath Sends Callfor Toilern on Banner Crop.

BdUor of The Ittbanasii. Korth Dakota has the larajael cropi

in the Htate a blatorjr, Over alght milhonaerea havo been aaeded to wboat alone,with oiher eropa in proportlon. Compe-1t.nt iieip ln oarlag i'..r thi* Immei>i. i,i is already aearca, and g.iod man eaaiiri.i work in North Dakota at ramunara*'\\»- wagag up to S_ i» p,-r dletu, wlthboarda from aow natll the anow BlaaHarvaat i» already baglanlng la theeouthern ti t of eoantlaa and wtil aoon',.^ general in over tii« Btate, the cropilielng of uniform axeellanoe in avery part.

W. C. GILBREATH,Statr Commlaatonar «.f Hfrleultura andl

I aharBh marck, v D-, Auk. 1. ifll

TITANIO A BRITISH SHIP

Mr. AUen Correctg Statement ThatShe Was Owned by an Ameiican Co.

Te Ihe Bditor af Tha Trlbaaasir: Under the eaptloa, "Dtvldtm the

l{.,ii. ." u ."*¦ i b'tter in vmir |aa«oi Angnet I raejardtnf th<» Tttaale iiisa:--

ter, in whleh he Mjra: uNocwlthatandlngtbat the Btaaaaae eattad under the DriUahfiaw. ehe reaUj baleaged M aa Amarleaaeompan) namaty, tbe Internattonal Her"cantllc Ma Ine Cbmpaay, fonaad it: thlacountry, and oantratllng 8va disarentiteamahlp llnei ralUna unaar tha Ameri-ui gag. UM Britlah Auk and the BHslH..

tiag. The aald ,otniati> l> trianaKed by a

bcard of Ana rleaa din > tor.-."Iu nply, 1 'ii'k b> atate that thla com-

t»any i» Amarleaa oaly la aawat it ki"t.-iiiy" a Britlah oenoam, linano.'i anir.ui'.il by Britlah f.il iiallsta, who ar. m ..-

reaanted by J. P. Mafgan. u was formad

People and SNOTE8 FROM NEWPORT.(By Itlegraph to The Trihune. 1

Xewport, Aug. t..Socially the BUtnm'i

colony waa a huay place to-day. iMrs.Ooraaaaaa Vandcrbllt gave h dlnner atBaauaaaa for twenty-slx guesta. Mn>.Frencn Vanderbllt, Mrs. Williani K. Van-derbilt, Jr, Mrs. Joseph H.irriman andMrs. &tunley MoOoraeJeh were other dln¬ner hosfeaaes. Mrs Reglnald Xor-man gagl Mrs. Fugenc .S. Reynal were

luncheon entertatnera, and Mrs. Wllllntn.Storrs Wellfi gave B miudeal at ChetewodcMrs. Vanderbllt han announcod a muslca!for Tuesday evenlng at The Breakers.

(Jovernor and Mrs. Pothler, who are theWeek end guesta af Mr. and Mrs. MarsdenJ. Perry, were guesta of honor at a dln¬ner thl6 liTBBtlaT The orcheatra from theCaatno furnlahed mueic during dlnner anda Hlndoo magleian entertained the guestalater In tho evenlng.

Keglatcred at the Caslno to-day were

afaurfce Hoche, who has returned fromabroad to vlsit his mother; H. S. Alex-and-r, of New York, a guest of Milton 8.Barger; A. Kalpaschnikoff, of the RuaslanBmbaaay: R. T^e Martm, V. s. n.;Eugene liale, Jr., John Cllnton Oray. Jr.,and Lawrence llaughton, gajajsa of R. TWllson Lawrenee Breeae, Mlss E. Harrl.s.of Eaat Brldgewiter, a gueat of Mra. WX. Hughea: Jullun L. Peabody, of XewYork, a guest at the La Farge cottage,and Iflaa Flora Doyle, of Washington.Who Is vislMng her Kiso r, Mrs. A. If.Moreland.

.Mr. and Mra. Henry A. C. Taylor andH. R. Taylor atarted for Bar flarbor to-day on the Bteem yaeht Wanderer.

Mr. ar.d Mrs. Kgerton L. Winthrop, Jr.,have arrlved to spend a pnrt of the sea-

Bon wlth Mr. Wlnthrop's father.Bldney J Smith has returned to Kew

Tork.Francla Potter haa returned to Kawport

for the aummer.Ootf Club refrietera to-day contalned the

naunaa of Mrs. Bahnoat Tiffany and Mrafamsa r. D Lanler, guaata af Mra. Cor-nellus Vanderbllt; Willlam Thaw. MlasHerriet Thaw. Mtss E. K. Pargy. of Pltts-burgb: Wadawortn tafsrta, Buaanar Gerar-1nnd Butler Ame of Boateaa, auesta ofMrs. Btanley McCormlek; Aithur Joimson.Oommodore C. Ledyard Blalr and liis,guesta '.'!' eorick Potts Moora, H. M. Aiex-aader pnd T. x. MeCartaf, of New York.Oommodore Bialr snd hla gviesfH left herefor New Tork on th» Dlona thls evenlng

90UTHAMPTON 80CIETY.| By Telegrseli te The TrlB

Bouthampton. Long I«dard, Aug. 4 .

The annual Invltatlon toum.-tment of th*Bhlnnecock Hilla Oolf nub arffl l<e themaln dlvepdon tnr Soi.thampton Boetttyduring tl.e preaent week a niimi>*»r ofthe niembers of the summer colony herehave etnered ln the "eompetltlon, as wellan mo*t of the lrading golfera of thecountry.Mrs Oortr* Bafton French'a Lrother,

Mr. Oordon, ls beltig entertained by AlvlnW. Krech ov»r the week end. R. H.tioadley, who cnme down Frlday, re-1turned thta afternoon. Rufua L. Patter- |BOn, apenl the week end here, to be one

Of tiie ludjces of the hOfM ahow yester-day. Mra Alvln W. Krech gave g Jarge

laat evenlng at tha kfeadow Cl ihHis rmlnence i^ardln.il Olbhona, of

Balttmore, who uaually apenda hla vaca-ltlons in Boutbampton with the BevFrancla P, 0*Hara, la expected to arrlvihere al >Ut the rnlddle of the week Ifewin coma on from Brooklya, atoppin* at

..il of the purlshea on Jyong Island"i, ;he routo,MNs Marlon Oaynor, Uaughi r of

Mayor Oaynor, waa one of the rtdera intbe iiunt-r elaaa at the Buffotk HuntClub'a horae ShOW yesterday. Mlaa iJay-nor Ik Btajring at the Irvtng for a few

.nd her Jumplng yes.t- rday onAylward'a Carter won much tevor.

Lida i. ilettnaan, Mi»» Adete .s.

Colgata, Mlaa Beatrlee Clafon, tha Mkeaaawinifred. Margaxet and BUaabeth Chta-koJm, Mlaa Jutta N Botsstae, Mlaa KtheiHarrlmaa, Mlaa Markd »enkiin. MlaaMadeiine H. Cook, Mfcaj Betty Ulisa. MlsaHeien Ivea, Mfcai Sarnh it. MenJee MlaaMlidred Poor, Mrs b Ogdee Chlaolra,.Mr.- Adrlan II. I^arkln, Mrs. KilzahethH. OrinneM and Mr«. Howard W. Beehe*-r.- among tha other women ezhlbttoraand r!d. rtt lateat aubeerfMng memher« te thaaaadoW «*l!il> are Mr« A. H. rpchrtn.\irs. Qeorge Barton Fvai ih, EfenrjOodfrey, u/llllam Roaa Procter, C. X. !N'orton vYhltman, mi-.< Kata Bchermer-..rn m \ -" .!.>. f - Mra Easl

Johnaon, Mlse s i{. Raa and A. O tiir-jdon Xoirle.

.n :><?. when ttock boomet ploft- ]cii'm tiiat w-.» had beeotne a n

credltor natlon and were gradually ae.

qulrtng the carrh Clemeat A. Orl eomin tmetieaa, was the tirst preatdeai of

ii. eomeeny, bui be aoon g;ive arey toj, B. Ismay, the Rnglaah siiin awner, arhoas h-id the ofaea ever atuee, and all the

i,iisiii.-ss meetings bave been held ln ;.on-

don. The <»niv ebanga of ewneiahlp rama

when the Bngtfcth eaidtatteta aoaght up.he Araertaan Lma, whloh la new in tho

comblnatten.Thera were doubfleaa many pernons who

lelleved at the tlme that Mr. Margau rep-

reeeatad American lntereat-s, hut tii re

tvere othera who felt wrtaln that saehwas not t ti . case. ln June. :w-.'l. "TheNaotleal Oaaatta oonduded a aununary

gbOUt the comt.lnut.M. wlth ihe

followrag gtaUBaaat!Thoai aeealng to bulld tm \meri--an

Hhlpplr;* ln the forelgn trad- snrel" lw.1 ..id enough to carry wlt,.out havlng Mr.Moimt and his Britiah ahipplng. h.aHriti-h Bgreementa and his Brltlsh Int^r--ists saddled upcn tlielr backn and maoeio anl-ar »s a 1-ing the American Blup-Bing proMem. Hlalegiamo e op'taMonaare not dlscussed here for any piirp.-ao of

eritlclsm. but merely to make dear the [ract ha hl« ahlpplna m»rger la almo«t.

not ei.tlreiy. i Mri'ih «teroriae: rOdoubi orofltabls to lt« ownera but nnj-

ggj but helpful to Amsrlcen ahipplng |ii;, refta.Thlf Btotetnent from one of the tnost ln-

Kuenttal autharltlaa on shinping Intereata!u ,j.».-r been c mtradlcta

W. H. ALLBM.Brooklyn, Aurc. X MS.

e

AN INADVERTENCE CORRECTED.To the Rdltor of Tiie Trlt-une.t-ir: In B iBBBgraghKl liispatch from

waahington appearlng m year issne of

July M under the title of "WhrU ls BeOfAnyhewr refereaee la made to ma aa

u,e president of the Natamal Caaaumara11Laague. 1 have not that honor. If youWill kindly correct thta Matement 1 aliall

aeteeea it a uvor. The president of tholeagaa i« Mr. John Qraham Breeka afCambrMaa, Maaa AUCB i.akky.ChaJranaa Food Cotnaatttoe, National con-

aumerh' LaaguaMeUln Vlllaxe, U,ke: Winnlpeauukce,*

x. ii.. Aag. I, H*>_FIR3T REAL SETTLER8 WALLOONS

TO tiie Kditor of Thi' Trlbtme.flir: All h«mor to HM "KreiKh IluRue-

iiots" in the Baitttoga pageant <>f AugnafH ptjt Wera there ur.y 11ttn'i. it-«r MtOavain {feW Notherlaml or the Mlddl- Btateabefore the ravooatJon of the Balet of

IfantaefWhen will Xcw Yofkers knead lt into

ocial IncidentsThe Meadow Club la well fllled f^

Auguat. Mrs. W, Bloodgood knd part*will remaln untll Auguat 28, Mr udMrs. C. H. Keep untll Septerber 3, M^and Mlaa Motley unti) next tfattirdayIfra tValden PHi untll antuma and Mr!Cllnton an.i party untll Auguat _,

IN THE BERKSHIREg.[By Telofrraph to The Trlbuna.J

Lenoz, Aug. f.Mr. and Mra. CeorgtBaty BhUu gtva « Juncheon at itneNeedlea this afternoon.Mr. and Mrs. Willlam D. Sloane enter-

tained at duUMT to-iilght.Mr. ami .Mrs. EnaTene geethaek, of Xew

York, have arrived at the Hotel Aspia-waii, to pass the ramaladar af the s^aaon.Mr. and Mrs. Montfomery Btalr. tha

lOaaaa Blair and MonUomery Blalr. Jr.,Of P7aahlngton, on the way to Narrasan-aett I'b-r. arrived to-day in PlttafleM.Mra. WllUam E. Sllverthorne U enter-

talnlng hor moth>T, Mrs. F. T Mattooka.and her aunt, Mrs. Harold Clemena, ofNew York.Anson Pheipa Stokes, Jr., la exi>ected

at his country plate. on Lake Mahk.-.aao,shortly from Europe. Mra. Stokes andthrtr ehlldren will remaln ln Kurope agZBepteinber.Oeorga r. Hajrt is a gueat of Mr. and

Mrv Samuei Frothlngham.E>r. and Mrs. Henry P. Jaquea have Mr.

nnd Mrs. Prank M. Warc and RobertWara as their gu»sts at Heme Farm.Mrs. Harvcy Spencer and Mlsa Frar.ee*

Spencer. of New York, are visltinK Mra¦dward Spencer at Shlpton Court.MtM TiOUl^e Munroe and Mlas Dorothy

ICeNulty, of New York, are guests ofMlsa Adele Kneeland at Falrlawn.A woman'a golf tournament will 0pea

to-morrow at tho Wyentenuck llnka, lnGrtat Barrington, for a cup offered byKoy Curtls, oi New York.J Sanford Barnes, of New York, ii

vlsltir.K hia mother, Mra. John t Barne*at Coldbrook.Mr. and Mra. Frederlck 8. DelaitMd and

famlly, who have been at Nantucket, wtureturn to Uttle Farm on Tuesday.

M'.s.i Anna Blake Shaw g&ve a dlnnwnt the Homeatead laat night for Mr. andMrs. Crant Walker.Mis. T. B. M. Terhune ls ente'-talnlag

her mother, Mra. Wlluam O. Wllaon, ofNew York.The Hon. and Mra. Wl'.llam Ber^aford,

of London, have arrived at the CuruaHotel. .Mr. Beresford Is a brother ofbord Dectee, Th*y have been In Provl-denca an.i are on the way to the WhltaMountaina over tha Ideal Motor Tour.Mr. and Mrs Detld I.ydlg have re.

turned te Thlstledown from the'- yacht-ing trlp with F. A. Schermei horn.Mr. and Mrs. P«rr, who are gueata

Of Mr. and Mrs. Roaa W. 'Vhlstler atHillslde. will slart In a few daya for( ar.ada by automoblle.i'hlllp Curtla, of New York, !a a gueat

Of Mr. and Mrs. Harrla Fahr.eatock atBaatover.Joeepfa VV. Bunlon haa been a gueat of

bis mother at 1'nderledae.Mrs. W 'Jay^r Dominlck. Mlaa A Dotn-

inick and F H. Slmmons. of New York,are at the Hotel Aspinwal!

an Btertlng haa Jolned Mra gter-lin*. who ia at the Hotel Aaptnwall fortii< aaa. n.

Mr. and Mra WlUtam Rloh, Wllllam LRi.h, Jr. Wllllam J Hoeford, Mr. andMrs. Henry g_ Bntler, H. F. Payae andMurieJ p. Payne, Of N>»w Tork, are at th«Maplewood, Plttstieid.New ferkera arrlvtng at the Curtia

Hotel Include Mr and Mrs. B. E. Wrlgat,Mr. and Mrs. F. C. OaCarh it, 11. liBrown, '"nptaln A. B Aaderaoa Mr andMrs Q. WUaon and Alexander P.ltohie.Rlehard WellitiK an.i Mlaa Katberlaa

ilr.-.-n \V>'!iinK. of Now York. who aremotoriim' ln the Berkshlres, are at theCtirtis Hotel.At ;h. Hotel Aspinwal! are Mr ai.d

Mrs. Harry Halfo. HlM Helen davnor,Mi's Orace O'Brfea, T. \v. Baiiv. Mr.and Mre. H. Lincoln St_dl.*r. Mr ggjMra Jacob Halated, J. & Haleted, Jo«"II Bubler aiVJ Hounea V. DennU, of wYork: Mr. and Mr.s C. I* Qlrernaud, of

! Baroa M. He Moraaky, of nt.Petci ibura

\f Heatea Hall on Saturday in thedaala of the mlaed donalag for th#« HeateaHau tannla cup ur. QoMehero ar.d Mis^Blanchatta Jullea beat c. 8. LEngei andMlaa Kdlth Burtta <.4, 7.5, «{_i.Mr andl Mrs Alraon W. Barnea. Mhi

Margaral Barnea Mra. B^-ntl'v UBtevenaun, Mr and Mr^. F. C, Plnkham.Of Brooklyn. and Mr and Mrs. F. W.Oaea, "f Motint Vernon, are at HeatonHall.

th-ir conactouaneaa that the firat tn;a,aettlera, homamakera, mtsu with won nand ehlldren, in tha four Middle 8ta. -swere not Dutch or from Franee. but W.iloona, or PYench speakin* BoaHharn Nethertaadara, who. uj i;*7 f.nd i_ter, wererJrlvan from their homos by the Spanlurdsfor consclonce sake?When win New York Clty men rear

amld th<- toreat of atatuea of forelunersa repraaantatlon of the tru« founder ofAmaiioa'a graataat my.Jeaee do Foreat.anoeauw of Um thouaande of Americagaof that name. who, in Leyden, Hollana.ev^ri befon tha PUgrlm Fathera, enroUedamUrranta for Amartea, and in the go.-.sb1!' Now Natharland arrived to planthis fatnlliea ln Now V.,rk fn tsj;i0

WILLEAM ELLIOT ORIFFIS[thaca, n. y., aug. i, iw_

PARK CONCERTS POPULAR

Attendance in the Last Mont!i AboutHundred Thousand.

According te pottea estlmates, er.ly one hundred thousand p,-raotia haveattended thr eonoaetg <m the Mail |gCentral Park In tlie laat tnot th. TheSutuiay eeacerta baaa an nveraga attaai*ance of ten thoagend <>r mor.- inJ th"tive ni^fht ooaeerta aearaga a>n>ut «utkeuaaad or oltrht tbouaand.Oa Batardaya th->re are tWO ronctrt*.

one ln IhC gftemeoa and on,' ln theeven-uiK l*a mnslc lovpra earry the'.rluneheon wlth them and remaln ln the

park after tbe afternoon concert to fffaaata for tha evarrtna;.Park ComaUaaMaar Bteeer aald yester¬

day thia is tha graataat year in the Mecoryof th clty for park musb There will beBBfea concerts a w«Hk ga the Mail untllAujfi'st 31.The programmes now belng Issued by

the Park Dapartmeat are fdit"<i by tho

Park CO-Unteatoner and itr* aometltnesdUtribOtad ln UM fatm of twelve-pagofOlda In the last one rommlaatonerHtover toll about some of the work beln*

done by his department. and Arthur Kar-

.voll. supervlsor of muslc, explaina the

mnatcal numbers on the different l?:o-

grnaamoa

CARDINAL'S BEQUEST TO POPE.

ROOM, Aug. 4 .Tto> local newapaperrt

^ay that UM Pope will receive a legacyof t,'H'0,000 marks (1238,000) from tbe

.stai" >f Cardtaal Anthony HuberlPlacbar, jf ("oiogno.