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New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
THE BROADWAY THEATRE CLOSED.

s,-nnry END OF THE PRODUCTION OF THE
CALIPH."
TIE Broadway Theatre was suddenly closed ''S'
rigb. jefferson De Angels and MS company nave
-. si,girs IN. opere;ta entitled The Caliph
,,er4 for the last i've weeks. ard IL was generaIly
understood ,hai the venture had not been con-
svlcuou4 success Last evening about O'Clock 4
\ M,Cormick the manager o. the theatre was IA
formed thai there would De no p"rIo' man,
was thoroughly surprised but there was hot,''s 70 70
De done ana ne refunded the money - '"o'' WIZ
came 10 tn. door with tickets . 80 ts.,fs o,
IN =, o,sr.rnsnr Nas MADE las; night on p"nli OF
ur De Anges mat the sudden closing OF ne 'n.a'ie
was surprise to him also me opsre.," p -, no snJ
80 .ais ,vank Mr. De Angels. e s said, "as nov 5le
nroDr,e-Or Of the company. out mercy a - Sr'" u
Ia,,tsr ~ II .Naf" Roth being ~" mhhas'I. VI .
he Arrelis hopes soon make a fresh s'aG' VIZ"
com pa ny OF n.s OWL
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
THE CINADI4N PACIFIC STRIKE.

Montreal QUE oct. 5.-The Canadian Pacific
Railway strike IL v-rgng It's second weak In
rarl,, -, questions as the progress or the strike.
botb the company and the strike managers say All
,s going well with their respective interests ON
c;als Of the company say. Look al our passenger
rains running on time" and the strike managers
reminder is Look at the paraiyzed frelsh' ouSi-
ness ....,,.. ra.,sc
Since Saturday morning The canadian f2clnc I
r91iv,ov otlrials have received applications from
- n hundred operators in the United states OF
fering their services. IN some instances me hppl
80 SOW -hev want TO get square WIN IN"
orf.r nj Railway Telcgra pliers for rs past trea, =
men II them. The applications come from ai'
,arrs o. i,a country.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
,ropr M THE "uOyEY POWER" SOUTH.

c,o,,onoova. Tenn. oct Deeds have been re-
Id a, crossville Cumberland County ana ~
/ e,ras,cwn in Fentress County. by when ~ rae
NJ land aggregaring s"co acres are pI'''" II w
I'll ~ the New-York Security and Trust 'om-
- -. ,no I-nion Land Coal and Coke COM
rany The valuation IS 100000. The deed covers
,btrtvnve pages the register. and Is me 1rses'
o,or recorded in this section OF The sVp ,,,s
sented by the trust tee1. one-halI u :" ,he oil
,as coal and timber interests Of the dstri'' h"h'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
TRANSPACIFIc MAILS

Mails for China and Japai Especially addrex..d o,,v,
Empress OF India from Vancouver, co.s 1sy1 kp
daily 70 October 70 30 d. m Mai. - ..ss
rs.s ,rsa except S rro. mo-. for YES, Au. o,
Samoan Islands per Mariposa from San u r,sr sne
cisco). close here daily up October ITO AZ 7:ao
ii T. m. and $50 p.. arrival w.
ofss Umbria with British mails for Australia Mails
for China and Japsn. per Tacoma (srom Tsro.s.s
close here daily up October no at $50 o. m 1ss,:
for China. Japan and Hawaii. per 8. s. begic tfro1
San Francisco elise here daily UP to October III M
$40 2. Malls for Hawaii, per g. Australia cfru1s
San Francisco, close here daily up 10 October IL a.
$50 Mails for the Society Is.ands per shin (.tfv
Of Papeiti 1rom Can Francisco close daily up 10
October 23 AZ $50 Mails for Australia fexcept
West Australia. Hawaii and FIJI Isands especially
addressed cniyl; per O. Mowers from Vancouver.
close here daily after October 10 up to NsvsmbSr ~
$50 p.
Tlanspacihc mails forwarded port sailing daily
and schedule cf closing Is arranged on the ure.
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland tna0
stered MAJ closes at y. m. previous day.
CHARLES ". DAYTON p-semastee.
Postofnce. New-york. N. T., October Z Iao0
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

ch,c,po oct. "a dispatch from san francesca
-, ..r.h. newest Information from Alaska tens Oh
r1ch nlacer goldnelds in the Yukon NaIley' "o'u
has been found along the river before thls '''r "u
now the bars OF the creeks to me Sou'. ,r. a.
INV ~, 49,. resuli IL a great influx OF prospectors
80, ,ho failed AT Cooks Inlet are now WORKING on
.ha yrkon creeks with good success rnntng
tnr us n, uin,er Gets in II will be fuller tta
an" Td',ion. rch strikes Of placers are rePoprs
from Berner's Bay. new heiu' anu '''"' '''
arr,s ~ Cooks Inlet
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
TRE HOPE cOYsIDERABLY 0VERDUE.

ST. Johns. y. f.. oct. 5.-Much anxiety Is ie''
mere regarding the Peary expedition steamer hope
which IL now considerably overdue from sydhey'
cape Breton where she loaded coal for this por'
ai'er landing the members Of the expedition. me
uneasness In all the greater because Just two years
80 tne steamer Falcon, Captain Harry bar,iet,;
SS,,pIro ,pIrotner OF the Hopes commander. founnereo
49, All hands. while returning here from Pnua-
eeipnia with q similar cargo
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
r. j. KOEZLEYS WILL
.. rro,.rsrs THAT HIS BODY BE CREMATED
AND THAT No CLERGYMAN oFFl'AIH
AT THE FUNERAL.

AT THE FUNERAL
,-,. ,rm Of Frederick J. KoezIey, VINO dled on
con,e,nber p was filed for probate at the once VI
,be surrogate Yesterday. Mr.. koeziey hVeu al No'
% Fast One-hundred- md eleyenth-st., OF "''V'
bouse he was the owner HIS widow 'n''9e'""'
=, ,,,o, ,he use of one fat therein during
t>r ufa The rents reazed from the house each
,ear shall be divided among herself ana MS cn',
drap bu, II the yearly income exceeds 'he sum VI
>, ,oo he directs her TO deposit the surplus III a
savings bank for the benefit OF the cnn''" -
,bo desres to sell the house, she Is author'~eu W
= D., . s,,r, no, less than SIS 900 Al the death
or Mrs Koezley the property u TO b. diVin'n di ,
,ot,ous. Two-ninihs TO his son SanueI ,
80 d,ryb,cr Nathildc Bennett tWo-Illfllns W
biq doughfer Ann. two-ninths 10 ms soh r-u~ IN ,,i
h., @ ,ra7nin,h 10 his granddaughter, Doretta ''hc
anu 40 rbs NJ me will reads. IT Is my Wish
maj mn body be cremated, and that al my iuhara
there be no flowers. and tnat no '',tse W {oezlny
christian Church shall olciate. Mis rNo'~'''
,s made executrix Of the estate.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
IRuY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington, oct. BY direction OF the fres'-
dent Lieutenant Thomas Connolly ISL ihia'i !,
has been relieved from duty as inaah se
49,, poura Valley Agency California. and ordered
20 ,o,n his company. Secretary Lamont mas Or
dared Captain Thomas NJ. Woodruff 9TH Infantry
% r.,or, "a the Governor Of Florida for duty with
the State troops. - - r,.,, q, orasred
- ,ns,rhsr of steel Inspection Board at Washing-
Ton November /. and LAeutenant@,aom ton ~ aommahdes ma ss
s. NJ Hawey to the Hydrographc o"ioe o' '''e
M date.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
rgrJP LAST DAY AT GRAY CABLES.

guzzards Bay. Mass. oct 3.-Presidrni 'ie'e-
land and Secretary Thnrber nave pr'h ~ ''"s
Gables all day clearing up All correspondent '''
80, ,.st,.,,,s family has made all the prepara-
,,o,s eor aep,rture tomorrow. The President hh'
,ecded 70 20 to New-York on the On"ida ahu MIs MT
c1.veland will 10 by train 20 breen"Irh,, W.
sn, ,,ui snend a few days with IN" ben"'l''S
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

Mr. Reed was a justice OF the peace Tor DaTii's' 'oH
He was chairman of the National Union OF Cohser'a
live Associations al the Birmingham Coh'eien'. "
1ss, and was active In politics. He was resardea as
ONE OF the most prominent OF The lay WorkeiS ~, tr
Esi hlishd Church and was well known as ieIlulc
an Church subjects throughout England ana Wa.eS
L. ed temperance reforms. but MOI locaI Veo'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

vr-srrpD,y,s RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington 5.The barometer has fallen slowly IN
tho Northern states ~ the upper lake region and
ohio Valley and has risen rapidly In the Northwest
and slov IN he The disturbance continues
-, ~ .be southeast New England coast. attended by
rain and high northeastery winds along the coast north or
York II is slightly warmer south OF the lake region
and cooler In TIN. Northwest and Southwest iIsh' local
showers occurred during he day In the upper lake region
ana Missouri Valley but weather s generally fair 10
night nxcert in England where rain continues The
nr,ons ave thnt Weather VIII continue from tn
iakc region and Nev-York souhward 20 the Gulf ana
Florida
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
TRIBUNE Local OBSERVATIONS,

in this diagram a continuous white line SHOWS IN ,s
-hsnyex in pressure Indicated by The Tribune SER
ri,c baromatsr The dotted represents the tenn
n.r.t,,re as recorded a Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune once. Oct. o. a. m.-rhe weather yesterday
was cloudy and The temperature ranged between %
and SO degrees the 1891. degrses being ~ de
lower OF Sunday ana is lower hah tnAt
Of the corresponding day of last year
The weather to-day viii be fair and warmer
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
6uerial Notices
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. 2ss Ftfth Ave


Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. 2ss Fifth Ava
WILLIAM b. NORMAN Auctioneer.
REMARKABLE AUCTION SALE.
posi,ivev hout reserve. u Decker Btcyces, fien-
Class Furniture Rare North American Indian cur'os -
follows
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON. OCT. :. at O'CLOCK
65 Decker High-o1ass
BICYCLES,
Model isas containing all the Of this oe
ssct machine. Retail price. fi:o
Also a Collection Il Handsome Modern
FURNITURE.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. OCT. =. AZ ociock.
Superb Rosewood and Mahogany
FURNITURE.
Comprising Choice Cabinets nlsd WIKI Wedse~ood ana
Mosaic Ps1ues Twin bedsisads Psrior suites. Dining
room Furniture Bronzes Marbles. Empire Bronze Cock
SIT representing Diana. Carpets. Porce'ains, ETC., etc
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. OCT. .. az clock.
Rare Collection Of
North American Indian Curios,
War Shirt and Bonnet. implements Of War. Squawo
Dress Parpoose cradles, T'ndiaHks, Bait" Axes etc.
EXHIBIrIcN MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
Oct. ard q. . A. NJ u r. ".
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

KEARNEY AND HAINES PIT on BOARD A
STEAMER AT ROTTERDAM
Rotterdam. oct. Notwithstanding the secrecy
observed by the police regarding The disposition
that had been made of the alleged dynamiters
Kearney and IIaires the conjecture made yester-
day that they had been deported on steamer
turns out 70 have been correct.
1t was learned to-day that the two men embarked
on the steamer Werkerdam q few minutes before
she sailed for New York. ana thar they were cs-
Corted aboard the vnssei by poicenSn. who saw 10
il that they loft the country. Both kearney and
Iiaines are travelling under aliases.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
4 WILL FILED FOR PROBATE.

The will OF John Stark Newell iorh'e'H .o'
,sctod with the United States Navy, who died IN
os,,,o wash on September 30. was offered for
nroh.,e AZ The ONCE Of the Surrogate In TINS cig
yyestcrda~ The entire estate IL er 10 the "iuo"'
49,. a. ',,eweli The estate Is small one.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
THE DEPARTURE FROM PORTSMOUTH,
THEIR IMPERIAL MAJEsTIEs CHEERED As THEY
SAILED AWAY SURROUNDED BY BRIT


IsH WARgHIPS
Portsmouth oct. 5.-Iiigh winds prevailed
throughout the night kicking up rough sea IN
the Channel and rendering things altogether ds-
agreeable but this morning the wind subsided ana
the air was cold and the sky clearing. Gradually
the clouds rolled away. and the sun contributed
its share toward making n brilliant morning
The arrangements for the departure OF the Car
and Czar.na for France. which were made severai
days ego were perfect. and the programme was
carried out TO the last detail The Russ an Imperial
yachts Polar Star and STANDARD, the former haV-
ing the Car and Czarna aboard. were escorted
by vessels OF the British Channel feet. each OF the
yachts being attended by three battie-shps, which
were stationed on the quarters OF the Russian
vessels Cruisers stationed al theIr BOWS anu
twelve torpcoo destroyers followed In their wake
The fleet started AZ 130 o clock aHld the poo'hl,s
Of the cannon firing the royal ssiute d anu ine e
cheering OIL the hluejackets and the crowds on
shore The imperial visitors were D'uuen ,, au,e"
On behalf OF the Queen by the DuHe OF 'onnau5n'
Before leaving the Car and Czarna sem a COZ COZ "a.
message to the Queen. thanking Her ""Je''s '"'
81
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
THE CZiR IN FRANCE.
c,,p APPRECIATES THE ALLIANCE.

,,,,, cz,R APPRECIATES THE ALLIANCE.
r~oro The New-York Herald
- - i,,or of the reception given to the Ear
, Irapc. IL perfectly justined by uIpoil',I'
tory and the great goV %, alday has every reason
=, rrond OF this friendship win the -, t,,m.riaI %
cars visit to Paris snow g @ ailsnce AZ ifs full
ruler appreclaaes
and vast value
~ VIII. CAUSE POLITICAL GOSSIP.
r-o,n The Boston Journal.
-, ,ne car crosses the English Channel ms
ornine the curious VINO have n.sn hnhIIs ntH, ,ios
Ino Eh,and in all sorts OF political comDlnatlos
ana rrategies will keep up their guessing py suosu-
,m,ing France for England in iheir imagha"s ,ap,id
dictons ~ ue should doubtless hear that Ncho-
las and Menelek had some Su'p''e u" '''''
Powers.
HIS MOTIVE POLITICAL
From The Baltimore sun 49,
7, ,s nIaln that the Gar goes to Paris, not from
ihcI'"a M s ~ alliance between France and Russia
t tIjs motive is distinctly political lie wlsnes 10
strengthen the ne pnich e' nnlence throughout
Europe
FEEBLE BOND OF UNION
From The Philadelphia Record.
ur.a,n.r in the absence OF any genuine com
munity OF interests. and with no strong, pS,s sn
,,s ,c aIliance between France and Russia can en-
dure is very questi To cool d M
sns % ,dnDs in Paris will appear only an ignis fatuus
Tor the French Republic.
A BRILLIANT DISPLAY
From The Buffalo Courier.
ha considerations Of safety will greatly interfere
vim II they do not entirely destroy the popular
,h milf AIRY display and the festivities IN nonor OF
the impartial guests IL their spsndor& & are ns .ov 10
equsr q, % vas welcomed by his Imperial brothers OF
Xus;rta and Of Germany.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES

ruEsDAY-M 23o q. m. FOR Port Antonio. per steamer
from Baltimore. al a. nj. FOR ST. Thomas and
via st. Thomas. per Mameuke. from phladelphi
at a. m. for Martinique and Guade,oupe per 1. Q
Rica, per steamer from New Orleans.
WEDNESDAY-A. ] p. m. for Cuba. per =. city %
W&sshngon & ,oy via xs, Hsysns as p m supp.nssntary
must be directed per Antilia'').
THURsDAY-At p. m complementary 30 p. m) foP
Bermuda. per :. 8 orinoco; - p. supplementary
30 p m, FOR Nassau " p. and Santiago de cuba.
per s. s. Niagara.
sATURDAY-At a. m. for Brazil. via Perna mbuco p.,
salerno. from baltimore dstsrs tor North Brazil
e:30 a. m. for Newfoundland per s. s. A.
syrian from Philadelphia; $50 a. m tsup.
Elementary 10 a; M for 81 Cro!x: ST. Thomas,
barbados per .. Fontabelle letters for Grenada
Trinidad Tobago per Fopt tab.lie1
10 a. supplementary 1890 a for Jeremie ana
Creytown per = Aria ndhu ,let;rrs fnr cos,a ne
1870 a. FOR Fortune island. Jamaica r.
vanilla and Carthsgena. per $. Adirondack; ar 10 a a
Tor Mexico. per = s. lanara. wa ProeIrso and Vera
cruz Getters must be directed per Panama'l. AZ ia
supplementary ii a m.) for Contra. America fex
cept Costa Rica) ana South Pacific ports DER I. q
Finance, via Colon de,ers for Guatemala must be a.
Chiapas Tabasco and Yucatan, per s. A Vs.Isnc,s ~
for Other parts Of Mexico and FOR cSbs mus, \.
directed per NgianciaD at II a. m. for Newfound-
land per y. =. P0rtia
SUNDAY-At 4 a. IT. for North Brazil Der g. s. Doui,,.
va Para Maranham and ceara for other nsrs:
Of Brazil must be directed per pom,nic'l. '''~
Mails FOR Newfoundland by rail Halifax and theme. hv
steamer. close at this oice daily $50 o. n, waTs
for Mqueion by rail 10 Boston ana thence BY steamer
close at this othce daily $50 m Nails for Cub
steamers sailing Mondays and Thursdsys from port y
Tampa Fla. Hails for Mexico ana ,n.... .cse
ofee daily fRess,ered natl coses y, ta's
previous - y -
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
ANNA ELIOT TICKNOR.

Newport. r. l., Oct. 5-Anna Eliot TicKhor,
daughter OF the late George and Anna Ticknor' OF
pos,o, died at her summer home here TINS morn,
d. cbe vas about seventy years old. ana hau
never been married.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
OBITUARY..
Mpa CHARLES DARWIN.

,, n, s-The death Is announced OF the
,,o,, % charles Darwin the eminent biologist MIS-
Darwin. formerly Miss Wedgwood. was cousin OF
her husband.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
n..r,tr.Fp FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.


- ev-Epgland rain followed by cielring weather In
s,,, norton generally fair western portion, brisk
on, nigh winds the coast. probably de
c-e,sing In force during The day.
E,r Eastern New-York. generally fair ana signify
warmer Tuesday; northerIy winds
Far Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware,
fair. warmer; northerly winds. b.comns variable.
For the District 0f Columbia. MARYLAND and virginia,
f.lr and warmer. lixhi. variable winds.
For Western New-YoTk. Western PENNSYLVANIA ana ONO.
generally fair weather possibly hght local showers along
The lakes; light variable winds
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
RussIA.s RAILwAY THROUGH AT LAST.

Pekin Oct. 5-china has agreed that the Sipe'i"'
Railway shall cross Northern Manchuria, put re-
tans the right OF pre-emption In thirty years.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
DISCOVERY ABOUT MARS.

po.,or Oct IA telegram received here from the
ove,, observatory at Flagstaff. Ariz. announces
,ba A the Marian canals, Phison ana Euph'a'eA
haye been observed doubled.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
HENRY BYRON REED.

tordon Oc,. 5-Henry Byron Reed Conservative
,,erobers of the House Of Commons for the Eastern
Division of Bradford. IL dead He was forty-ohe
years old
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
THE czAR.s TRAIN WAS IN DANGER.

London Oct 5-The Central News says t'iat
large block OF wood was found lying across the
rails al Carstang eleven miles south of Lancaster
an hour before the Cars train passed th"t pace
Yesterday morning The police are lnVesusa,,,lns
tne matter II Is generally believed thai INC 10y
was a mite most which had been blown down ana
carried across the track by the gaze "HiN" P'N
vailed night before last.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
MARRIED..
ELSWORTH-C

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Monday. October AZ the
church % the Divine Paternity, the Rev
Eaton D. D. rector Emily Pilsbury crichton. daughter
u Louis Dwight Pi.sbry. 10 Alfred Dbble Ellsworth.
= frlington-1n- Hudson.
FEAREY-KIrTEL-At -. PauGs Episcopal Church, East
Las Vegas n. ~. Tuesday september - 1896 by
the Rev George Seby rector Frederick Tysoe Fearey.
~ Newark y. J.. and Bertha Louise Kttel. Of Mount
Vernon y. Y.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dnrsed With full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
upo prPyiPD. BEERE SAID TO BE DYING.
pJ4cER GOLD FIELDS N ALiShi.

London. oct, Mrs. Bernard-Be me 'e'e
,ro,od English actress is reported TO be dying
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
Fowler 4 Wells Co.

Private chronological Consultations daily from 10
D. m by Prof. and Miss Jessie A. Fowler (daugh-
ter of Prot. L. y. Fowler.
Mrs. McEiraths homemade preserves. Jeles. pick
put up glass Orders received 3y3 DegraWsL.
Brooklyn, ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

SIR JTLTiN PitNCEFOTE SAILS OF. %i'
London Ogt. 5--The Central News says that S'r
fuiia, pauncefote the British Amba ssador TO the
I,rited States will sail for New-York on the
steamer Teutonic october q. which - sooner
than he originally intended 10 leave England
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

After the closing OF the supplementary Transatlantic
mails named above additional supplementary mails
opened the OF the American English. French
German steamers and remain open until within ten
minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamar.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

printed matter etc-ticruan steamers sailing Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays take printed matter etc.
FOR Germany ana specially addressed printed
for other Of Europe White
day take specially addressed printed ETC.,
Europe cunGrd Saturday at
for Great tritap and Ireland specially adj
dressed printed for other parts of Europe.
American snd FreLcn line printed
for all countries for which they advertised
mail.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
Bangs 4 Co.. 81 and 03 Fifth Ave..

VIII sell a, auction WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRI
DAY Afternoons O'Clock.
An Interest ng and Valuable PRIVATE LIBRARY com-
prising departments II Literature, Including
Fine Ar; Works standard Se,s Of Authors. Americana
Ency l0paedias. etc.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

The kenSico Cemetery. located on me nsiem n,,
Railroad fortyeght tide from the Grand Cehss
Depo East IA ct.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

Dc Pinnas New ImpOrtatiOns IN English and
all ai-st designs suitable Tor
BOYS CLOTHING. from to Is suits for Dancing
School college suits. Overcoate
and Refers. We have pretty styles in suits and
overcoas for little boys Of years.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

Foreign mails Tor the week ending October 10 will
(prompty all cases) this Office follows;
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TtESDAY-At a. m. for Eurors. per 'iave, via
southampton and Bremen Getters for Ireland bs
directed per Havei'D
WEDNESDAy-At a. m. supplementary 0 a. m.) for
Europe. per paris. via Southampton tletters for
Ireland be directed per Parls') az a.. Sup
Elementary 1880 a. m.D for Europe per 'Teutonc
VIA Queenstown, at 10 a. m. FOR Belgium direct. per
N0ordland via Antwerp detters must be directed
per NoordandD.
THURSDAY-At a. m. for Europe. per >. 3. Aug
Victoria, via Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg: At
) a. m. for Netherlands direct per Zaandam. via
Amsterdam Qettefs must be directed per Zaandam)
SAT- tRDAi-At l-:l5 a. IN. for France. Switzerland.
Italy. Spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt and British
India per 'Is Boursosne. Via Havre detters for
other parts of Europe be directed per Ia Bour-
gogne'); at a. FOR Europe. per 'Campsnis.
via Queenstown, at a. for Netherlands direct, per
Amsterdam Rotterdam letters must be di-
rected per AnsteIdam,): at 10 a. m. for Scotland
BE- directed per Ciiy ot Romeo 10 a m. for
Cape Colony and Natal per Richmond Hill ,le,ters
be directed per Richmond IilllD. at II a. N
for Norway dire per Thlngyaia ieters 10
directed per Thingl ALA }.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06
POstOMce Notice.

Foreign mails the ending October will cos
(promptiy all cases) this Office follows:
ATLANTIC MAILS
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

Pastor % Aml;y Baptist Church.
very and yarei collection Of Books ga ie'et dur.
ing many years study the Ecciesias-
and Religions controversies Of former lines incud-
ing many works specially relating the celebrated
Iansenis, controversy. j. dts Mennontes. Bag
lists
New-York tribune., 1896-10-06

The wedding of Mss Marcia Parepa Shackford,
daughter Of Captain and Mrs William Shackford.
OF this city 20 Sas II. Furman. member or the
Calumet Club whose enga cement was announced
a short time ago will be celebrated in the Church
of the Ascension. Fifth-aVe. and Tenth-st. AZ
o'clock Monday afternoon, October 10.