New-York tribune., 1896-10-05


promptly in all casesJ at this office follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUEsDAY-At a. IN. for Europe. per $. 'Havel, via
southampton and Bremen detters for Ireland must b.
wEDVEsDAy-At a. M Complementary a. MI ta
Europe. per 'Parls. via southampton detters fo'
plemsntary 1880 a. M for Eursps per reu,one
va a &n%erp : hssa be- %
vicioria' va Plymouth. therbours and Hsm6urs: =
m m ee mns be directed st
sArrRDAi--At l!;i5 a. N. Tor France, swi,zsrland.
i india per aa la Bourrosns via isSre detters 70,
other parts of Europe must be directed per La Bour-
Sia Queenstown at a. M Tor Netherlands direct. pei
rectei per AmsteIdan'); at 10 a. for sco,lan.
must sl b. p rad T l ey q Hs S SA a S m @
cape Colony and Natal per s. Richmond Hin detten
f5T SorwaY diree, per- s. : Thnsvaa dettsrs must ;.
directed per Thinsvalla'D
Printed matter. eIc.-Gernan sailing Tues
for Cermany and specially sddressed printed matter ETC.
tor other parts o Europe White star steamers on Wednes
roe on laIaay take n'sy mat %
Amercap and Frerch line steamers take printed mater
carry mail.
After the closing the supplementary Transatlanth
opened on the piers Of the 1mercaS English French
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA wEy
INDIES, ETC.
pf p M 2F From Sfss p%ss,: es'si
rtEsbhYAt 30 s m for oa Fort Ansono per steam.
a s 81 Thoma. ' Masuss III ro@ fHa psG
~ i a. m fer Martinique and Guadeloupe per s.
land. per. Por,a; a, 70 p m for Costa ;sca. pa
NEDNEsDAY-A. D. m for Cuba per I. s city
Washington via Havana: az p m. 'supplementar;
must be directed per An,iliac' : ''"'''" "'''''
TIT RsDAY-At p. m, supplementary 30 D. mJ 70
i.5o ,. M for Nassau. y p. and SANTIAGO de Cub.
struRpAY-Hi, N for Brazil Via pernsmsuc9, Pc
and Ia % @ mns5 be directed oI per T'1 saerno BrSz
at $50 a. M for Newfoundland per $. S As
rSa 19" 10 pa'afO'S %J @ 81 %% eos s St rho%s. .as
ieeTarl and wlndwara Islands. Mar,iniqne sHs
TrindaI and rooaso directed per FonsbeIie s"1
creyovh per > s. Afdsndhu detiers i for cosa R A.
mus! De d.res,ed per Arda.ndaa"l at 10 a. m. supple
vanilla and Carthagena. per 8 Adirondack at 10 a. N
cruz deers must be directed per PANAMA.: I a,
m spPe@ien,ary ien L II s5 a. m s. for cenrs America
Finance via Colon detters FOR Guatemala must he dI
chapas rabasco and Yueatan. per . vig.lancis ass
ters i2r other parts of Mexico and FOR Cuba must
s, a m for ,S SGg.s .rl Bre, Dominic
q Brazil must be directed per pomnic''l.
Mail. for Newfoundland by ral to Halfa. and thence
steamer close this office daily At SD o. m Mai
f1r MquslOn. Oy rail 20 Boston. thence .eanler
d his office daIy $40 d m. Mails for tr,.
close AZ this Office daily az a. m, Forwarding \,
steamers sailing Mondays and Thursdays from po.
Tampa. Fia. Halls for Mexico overland un.ess ana
csiiy addressed FOR dispatch by steamer close al IN
Office daily at a. m fRsgiserei mail closes al D. n
previous day.
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Malls for China and Japa especially addressed only,
daily up october f5 G.,O D. m Mails sor ius
trdia t,Ncept for West Australia which ar. Tor
wardcd Via EurUDel. New Zealand Hawaii Fiji an
samoan Islands per : Msripo~a from san Fr.n
csco). close her. daily 20 October al :3O M,
II A. m. and $50 p. arrival Al Nev-Yor,
u Umbria with British mails for Australia Nal
China and JapPn. 8. Tacoma from Tacon,.,
close here daily up T. October ITO al $40 D. m Mai
for China. Japan and Hawaii. per be Tic ,fros
san Francisco close here daily up 70 October n
$50 p IN. Mails for Hawaii. per s. S Australia tfrrn
$40 D. m. Mails for the Society Islands DER shin f.,;
of Papet from IAN Franciscol close herr iai,v IN a
October - 500 Mails for Australia 1rxcsp
West Australia). Hawaii and Fly Islands Especial.
addressed onyD. per :. :. Miowera from vancouyer
close here daily after October 10 up November 4
a n.So y.
Transplcc malls forwarded port OF satng daily
and the schedule of closing Is arranged the pre-
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit tres
CHARLES ". DAYTON posxmsstsf
posto,ice New-York n. Y. October 2 1893
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Religious Notices.
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