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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
FATHER WILLIAM p. KENNEY.

Father william 7. Kenney. who died suddenly
from apopleXy the Clyde Line steamship lro-
quois while southwark bound near Charleston
{ q IN Friday morning WAS born I'm New-York
about fOrty-two years ago. lie was ordained 10 the
priesthood fourteen years ago, and for some time
was assistant pastor cf the Church OF the Holy
Innoce nts in West Thirty seventh-st. under rather
I.arkin. who died not long ago. He was assistant
ut s.. Theresa's Church in IIenry-st. About seven
years he appointed pastor at Wurtsboro
Y. Y. He man OF untrlnS energy: ara whle
Wuri sborO he built two churches. He became
thoroughly identified with the work there and con-
i!nIcd In his pastorate Tor six years only a year
ago he appointed pastor Of Milton ana MARI
boro. two villages the Hudson above Newburg
Three weeks Father Kenney asked permission
Florida He left the city last Thursday accom-
panied by his sister. Mrs Burnett who Ewes IN
one undred-and- -nfth-st. and diei on the
voyage. The funeral Will be at the home OF his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
DIED..


ACHESON-A:'cr long illness. on February 90 Jane B.
rGne- services Mo1fay ,yen,ne March e. at $
9ci9ck a, ts honsc OF h"r NAV David a
In. rraent 81 the conyenence q the family
RACES On r,ur.day. February o. 1906 OF pneumonia
Eugene J. Basen asea "A years =, roo r,,. s-,,-
e., On Sunday. March l. at o'cl.ck
In,~men, N Monday 1T Maiawan. y. J.
pAMl 4 5e.i,9's .. NJ Manuel 20 T Taii eCs-'+ on
tie funcra at s. n. mass Church. on Monday morn
john Hiowcr y YORK the go OF his
of the late Henr, 7. and Re6"cca Chapman. aged -
Funeral at hi. late residence suntny at oGock
Carriages Will nee, train leaving Grand Central Dept
rntsrmen, a, winchester. Conn.
r.'agy y s5 42sc t Go5l No. .ss West.
ga st. o" Tuced9y MnrSn : at Attend, So0'%
interraent in Greenwood
pALRyMrLE-on FRIDAY. February % Ellen NJ. widow
fsncral ter,', ,i az NJ Mareh AZ 70 oeock a. M
In,erment at convenience oi the family.
EIY-A, Newburr. y. Y. February =. 1896. Smith Ely
" -. the eNih year Of h age ,.. re,,souc. on
Monday March 2 q, !? m. 49,. .--,,.., -, IN. !, 20
a. .'I m train from Grand Central Depot.
saturday rrbary q ''s Mary ,E1 Ell, EHa 3ess
I,tu.ra lat" residence. 81 N'St
p. Monday evening. March > 1925 az : % CLOCK p m
uoyr ON saturday afternoon February 20, al his resi-
lanre 30 3 Both ST.. Reuben H1yt
Notice Of funeral hereafter
NICHOLS Saturday afternoon February 10. 1894 at
her home No l53 East '"h-st, Isdbea VIE % VIII
i. Nichols.
Notice 4 funeral hereafter
sEAuEY Brooklyn. Saturday. February -. 1896. Of
h.lr, failure. Alexander S-ahury.
friends 7.ccully invited 20 attend
me funroi services residence No 4l+ Grand
nye on Monday March =. AT - a.
Irternent at Little Compton. h L. Wednesday. March 4.
| services AT The Corgr'Satlphl NNuT'n' II l. III
Please omit flowers.
srprlJ.At his residence. The Rockingham. No. l.7is
broadway on 9th inst Il paralysis u the heart.
John Clarence SideI, son ~ tns late John A. and
Marila \. Sidell
Funeral services 81. Thomass Church. 53i-st. and
.ith ave. sunday. March at half past o'clock
| TAGGART- Friday night February =. George ".
Funeral services tn home r. his sister Ars James T..
V.vmoud 80 - South oxford It.. Brooklyn Monday
evening March . At : o'clock.
TrrsyORTIf-At Tainneid y J.. on Thursday Febr,i-
ary - 1896 W. Lance Ellsworth.
Funeral from his late residence No. 5lS Wnchung-aye
| sunday March l. AZ 23O ?.
Trail saves foot OF lb"yst. Central r. II. Of y. j. at
/ \. m
TKOwBRIDGE-M Hotel Brini Florence Italy. Fri
day morning February IS Edith Champion only DAT m
Ter 81 Thomas L. and Katherine Bacon Trowbrldse. Of
! New Haven. Conn.
WELLS suddenly. February IS 1896 julia A.. Of
runera! services Sunday March l. 1896 at 3 O'Clock
p M her late residence. NJ. LIB PAcihcs. Brouh-
Kindly omit flowers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

NJ rrohm.n's revival g.: The Prisoner q
zenaa which was lately accomplished at ~" l.
c.,,,n Theatre has justified the man@@"f's A"i''''
o~ncc,ation and has given much pleasure 10 TIC
,,,lllc The interesting story, the variety o. mo-
dent the strong contrasts % chaiact'f the tone 81
susrcnsc the alterations o. htino- ana sentiment
Tie romantic atmosphere. and tAc fine stag" effects
that are stfully conjoinod 90 this drama invest il
with most attractive quality. and naturally enough
II has been one Of the most cssfn. plays OF the
dramatic year.
The new cas-. Of tho parts f. Il has proved jH-
d!c.ous ana the performance Is 10 ali ir-p'''
brilliant, Mr James X. Hackett tae son 81 TIE
famous Faisiar Hackctt. Of other days Doing a
s,alwar, youth Of twcnty-six. and exceedingly apt
both at balance and yivac!ty. Is suited FOR az
Hope's adycnturots hero. and h.s .ni % mont "i
the fictitious monarch is Tor D.o o. @a
sap, the Marshal and Bach Michael az ir, Pr, ps'-
fe'; VOL discTiminat"I AID Sharply ~! hi,sf..y
rnrtray,d Bv Mr. L. Hoyne. MT G Wa! ,'t anu
Er Herbert Kc.cev. II our pablo 'ouii NOR.
often see such plays as The !riso 'r oi |eIHa
Inc rerroach under which for some time th" s.".n
has he.n !, II r.rcr would be removed AiioLS
al the current entertainments non" Is more "ollhy
~ general and practical attention IMAM t'"I 10"
offered at the LyceaiH Theatre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
THEY Know 4 GOOD THING.

People are quick TO take al anage Of the offer OF
tho New York Newspaper Syndicate whereby they
can obtain the new Encyclopaedia Dictionary on The
special terms made for the 1000 Introductory sets,
Witch are distributed merely 10 make known the
merits OF the work The price is reduced by over
,wo-thirls and the publication becomes almost a
eft The terms simply require cash payment
Of g 10 amply on the purchase Of the four volumes
which make up the complete SGT. and the same is
delivered at once the balance being payable at the
rate OF 81 % per month for year, at the rate
OF about cents per dny.
II may be said that the Encyclopaedia Dictionary
Is not only tn. rnos and complete dictionary
OF the English language eNtant. but Il also treats
over 5000 subjects in the same manner as an en-
cycloDaodia
All communications should he addressed TO the
New-Yori Newspaper Syndicate. i65 and l61 Broad
way. y Y ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
ms TERMS WE'RE corr FOR CORD.

Washington corr sponden-e Of The s.. Louis Globe
Democrat.
Law" said Gaiusha Grow. the veucrahlr Penn
svlvln.Au who presided over the House thrty-ilfe
year. arD. and now comes back 20 legislate win
mon wh, we're boys when he was SPEAKER IA"
fixes ~. unity value but caunO; fix or make the
vain. Ia ,'e unit, That IS don" by the deh"ra IN
iat commodities for which money is oNch"hF a.
n.l i, a. rr,doI according 20 the cost OF proiuc-
,'on TIE supply and demand u morey, and n
c,r,.,n,l,.ics ~ ~. time OF the eXchangc The
d.,.,r I'M tho products 4 labor fixes the value II
wat shau hc received Or them The wooirh'pp"i
COL the banks II 'he Miss.ssirri River. hear ~.
close II ITO Rclel;ion when ha.lei hy II steam" al
cay.aln who askcl whether his wood Wa Tor st.'
answered. Yes TIL captain inquired. How mucN
ord How DO you propose 10 pay . III NV"
f,icra,e money Then cord FOR cord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
GARRETT z. WRIGHT.

Garrett p. Wright. OF the Oldest residents OF
Staten Island died at his home. Mariners Harbor
yesterday morning. lie was an oyster planter and
merchant trustee OF the village OF Port Richmond
for twenty-four years. and was president or the
Board lurng the greater part or the time. When
Staten Island organized it's separate police force IN
1870 he was appointed member OF the FIRST 3oard
Of Police Commissioners. and served for nearly
years. He a charter member OF Richmond
Lodge. No &C. +. and 4. NJ. was founder of the
Summernei Methodist Episcopal Church and one
of it's Trustees for many years His wife, sister
of Chief John Decker Of the New York Volunteer
Fire Department. survives him. with one son ana
tbr,e atf-ffa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
THEY SELL 4 HORSE 4 MINUTE.

From TIE Kansas CRY star.
The bicycle enthusiast who thinks horses are 81
iug entirely ont 4 fashion would learn so''l'.,tS
t. hi. ADVANTAGE hy spending an hour IN th' au.-
iiDn r.i Of The Is tn-as city STOCK ia,.S no 81
AMI Mu, Market Tn boast Is male that III t an
ring Il horse chargcs ownership every minute, an l
,lo boast ls made good four days "ceA, as o,e
follou!n. figures Prov. From 200 10 -, hoIS', a. ,
sold H., ,he ing between 10 d. ana - m htt !
T. IN ana 4 D. IN on these days. Ihere are wv mn
ui.s In the selling hours. but some OF th'se a.,
vr.e,ed 81. ~. hoglnulug Of every session. 50 thAt
averages "A horse a m.nui" all the year 49, 49,,
This IS said to be the lest horse auction LIE ~
America As 4 rule working and or mary ttlN'mmk
horse re sold under the hammer out occasIolai.!
a lot Of "blooded" stock is shown In the rng' CUM
prlsng saG,!lrrs and trOtters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
ILLNESS or RICHARD IRITN.

Richard Irwin. the senior member or inc hahh'"E
bous. ~ Richard Irwin q Co. 40. - Wilh"m-st,
IS lving I'll AT his home no Y West Thirty-sNth-sI
lie has been sick for about Il week. suffering from
kidney and heart trOublc-. . ..,
NJ Irwin is a member oil one Ok the most prom
inent families in NewYork. He is GDoHi my N'dlS
old HIS WIFE VINO Wa Miss Morris. ol BAN NOR, ,
ia n aunt of Mrs Frederic G,bhard ana a SISTER OF
Mrs James A. Burden and Mrs. Gris"oli GRAY
Mir Irwin has no children. Both he and ms "iir
have always been active In aiding charitable lisu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
OBITU.4 AIRY.
John BROWER.

John Brewer. who died at Thomasville Ca on
Friday was the head OF the firm OF Brewer * Co.,
which conducts potash business at NO Is Water
St. In this city. The business was established IN
1885, and was the first OF its kid in New-fork
Mr. Brewer was born In this city IN IoL,' anu
lived here for the greater part OF his ne tie was
prominent business man. and was regarded as an
authority IN reel estate matters.
Mr. Brewer had teen I'll for some time. but his
death was unexpected. The funeral will take place
at his home One hundred and-ninth-st and River
side-ave on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
MRS- L q. TWOMBLEE.

Mrs frankie Beach Twomblee. eldest daughter Of
Emily s. Beach, the riding ns;ructress. died from
septic pcrltontis at the Woman's Hospital yeser-
day morning Her death was the result Of an alb
dorninal operation which was performed on Monday
lag. and was declared 20 have been successful "A
relapse Thursday night. and from that time
the end was certain.
Mira Twomble, was born In 1868. She leaves a
husband and one son. The body has been taken TO
her home at Port Henry. " Y. for burial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
GENERAL. WILLIAM MOFTAT REILLY.

Philadelphia, Feb. 2o.-(icneral william Mo'at
Reilly who was well known in military, political
AMI business circles. died suddenly this morning
at his home in this city. aged seventy-four lie
SERVED during tho rebellion with tho Pcnnsylvania
Volunteers A. the close Of the war President
Johnson Offered a comr' sS!on a. maJor-generai or
volunteers 60 him. but he declined H. since n" war he
Ia been active IN business NE. lie was Demo
crat. ana WAS n delegate TO tho convention Whlch
nominated Genera. George 3 Mcclellan for Pres.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
PROMINENT ARRIrALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-C Charles j. Bonspdrte, OF Hall-
more BRUNSWICK John DE iioven. OF chicago
ETCKINGHAM Congressman Richard {. Shil-
non FIFTH ANESt' r cor gresham Charles y
coickerinr of Coyenhagen, Y Y MAEL-
BOROTGI-General James - MacBrlde. Of PM
adelphia PI.AZA-MHe. CAVE WALDORF
shinichro Kurino. japanese Minister at N"ShiHG
ton and Count and Countess Won Eothenburg. OF
Carr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
nr NrLsnN FANNING.

w. Neon Tanning fnr siNty-slN years Dractls-
in. physician ln this StAtc. died At hts home In
Ca,slll.-on-fhc-lIu leon ou Friday. lie was born
,n February o. isN. in Gnboa. Schoharc county
plr.re fIf war b. Was regmcatal ana brigade
s.-cocr 20 -.-r.'s Eleventh Corps ~ IN" Army of
'.e p.f..ll. He Was u prominent member OF th-
Ni~le4l Society q the stat u Now YORK. Two
sous AM tNJ daughters survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

higher than thar OF Friday and il. higher than
that the corresponding day OF last year -,
The weather to-day Will be clear and much ooiue''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
CHABLES /. COLBY'S FTNERij.

The funeral OF Charles Louis Colby took place yes
terday at his home No. East Sixty-ninth-st. The
services were conducted by the Rev. Or. Faunce. OF
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. assisted ~ the
Rev Dr. Cuylcr. OF Brooklyn. and the Rev. Mr.. judi
SON Of the Judson Memorial Church. The buria!
was In Woodlawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
FIRE n / FAIL RIVER MIL.

Fan River. Mass. Feb. 2e-I're broke out in the
Borden MIL so T. n O'Clock this afternoon. Ihe
hlay. started Ia the -'a-hcr room near the Nentilat
ln1 -ha.t lroin a spark from a fnsmihs stove. IL
j. estimated that the loss on stock VIII amount to
ped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
Guefial Notices.

M
An Interesting Announcement.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH NETWORK.
Free View. Beginning Tomorrow
Monday. Day and Night.
A Large, Varied and Choice Group a
EASTERN
LOOM PANELS
FLOOR COVERINGS
TO BE SOLD AT POSITIVE SALE By ORDER a.
8. B. DONCIIIAN.
OF HARTFORD CONN
On Thursday. Friday and Saturday
Afternoons Next, March 9th. 9th
and 9TH, at 2:3O SCIock.
For further particulars illustrated Catalogues addrsO
THOMAS f. KIRBY AUCTIoNEER.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

Manuel r Dolmcr died suddenly from heart-fal-
,re ~ lls home ~ - Elst Sixtie;h-st on Fri
day Mr. Rolin.r Was born n this city on March .
H. H. We college graduate. AMI IN cary life
become o lawyer The funeral VIII take pace ~
). Th1nas's church to-m9rroW morning at 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
LIP 1Ar.GuroN M,rAKLANE.

Toronto. ont. F.h % -Df Iaughton McFarane.
professor 9; surgery a. the Toronto lniVersl'y
def this morning ~ b.oJt-poisoning. contracted
,.u. ,.nn,,a,l,- ,h. .oes OF A patient =. the Cen
raj Iltal w''A arD. lie MAS hiy-iouF years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
CUBAN BELLIGERENCY.
HER OWN FAULT.
From The New-EIsven News.


Spain canict bit regard the recognition Of the
Cubans un.ricndly act but she alone IS -
blame. Her policy regarding Cuba should. ana
cond. have been revised years ago but she has
failed TO make such revision and now she -
vainly endeavor!Eg TO put down righteous re-
bellIon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
CLEVELAND MAY IGNORE THEM
Ernm The Boston Herald.

II these declarations had T.. sed the senate in
the form Of n joint resolution they would have
war with SPAN. but being adopted as a concurrent
resolution ana sent to the House such they ere
largely robbed OF the force they would have had
under the more practical form The President Is
Obliged 10 pass upon joint resolution. but he can
iynore a concurrent revolution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
KRUEGER HAS NOT REFUSED.
DISPATCH CONCERNING HIS PROBABLE VISIT
TO LONDON RECEIVED FROM THE
TRANSVAAL.

London, Feb 2o-"The Observer says that the
Colonial Office has received a dispatch from the
Transvaal concerning President Krugers WISH 10
London The paper further says that the contents
of the dispatch will not be made pubic LOT tne
present but it is certain that President hrukes s
has not refused Colonial Secretary Champeriaihs
Invitation to visit England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

After the cl sing Of the supplementary TRANSATLANTIC
n mas on the rers Of English French and
German s.eemers ana a le"a az s,a lam a' "''' u"
NAILS FOX SOUTH aYp sETT r1 AMERICA WEST
yoxn,y-A,ca. ~ :or Bal and l., Plata countries.
via nam ae,nore Get,ers must b. directed per
DnlecaraD: at % m for Belize Puerto ore, oaa
pr Nassau r. per s. .safr from Bosom.
$50 a. H. for Brazil ana L, Plata ooun-
s per woTas~GTth VA b9hiS ana nsq p Words
worth", at 10 a. for Costa Riea, per = $ Albert Albert
DDmG' o1 " fou ms" sana ~ H%
YgmuT at M5Tanna F and nG ceaa letters Tor other
parts Of must be directed per bominiS az .
7; N iST ASsIa r. 2S a. m for Por Antonio per
from at AMI caraia a s.p saSan.
Via curacao per caracas uet,es ior onet paris %
G2saaia rnaad an! ToGase peg IS IT5awaady :: q.
a. f9 gra Hoa; pe Per ufsn Prime VIA Penam
b,ico pahia RIO Janero and Santos Qet'ers FOR NORTH
pnr1isa a Prnce, AZ p m for Nassau. y. P. pei
steamer IRON Palm Beach. at p m fer Port Antonio
rlit'hsDHY- OR Inssu, Cape liai'i GSnaivss
Tor Porto Rico direct. per $ Fort William at $50
s. f No? ger s 1a% as5, sa
santos. per $ s. FlaAman. Baltimore deers for
%S Essa ara at r 10 % Hss ia
M FOR Frune o '2' Ss S Hna cha ss
ssasc TSpa@ a@ J1ap AID IT r Cuba num-. B. os s
New Orleans; al =. Tor Costa hlca,
per = c. Sama. Via Limon. a. ! ,. n. for Nassau.
p per steamer from Palm Beach. az o:3O p. m for
Newfoundland per steamer from Halifax.
Mails FOR Newfoundland by rail- 70 Halifax and thence
by 5ieamer this Office daily az 80 Malls
for MlQueon. by rail % Boston and thence ny steamer
close al this Office daily $50 p. Nails for Cuba
close at this Office daily at a. for forwarding by
steamers sains 'Mrndays and ThursGays from Port
Tampa Mails Cor Mexico overland. unless specially
dispatch by steamer elise at this office daily
at 4. m. . -. $1,000.
TRANsPACIFlC MAILS.
Mails FOR Hawaii per Australia Urorn San Francscc)
close here daily up March $50 ?. Malls FOR
Chlra and Japan. per , China from san Francisco.
close daily up March $50 p. Mails for
China and Japan per :. Victoria from Tacoma).
close daily up March 'l5 @ 80 p. IN. Malls
Australia except Yves, Australia Hawaii and FIJI
Islands. per Warrilno) ,from Vancouver. close
here daily after February 70 and March '23 sc
CSC p Mails for China and Japan especially adj
dressed only) pc. = Empress Of India from van
couver) close here daily up March .25 AZ $50 IN.
Mails Society Islands per snip Tropc Brd from
Francisco close here daily up to March 70 at $50 p
Mails for Australia except those for west AusNaa'
which forwarded VIA Europe, New Heaiana ta"si.
FIJI and Samoan Islands per = : Aiateda wo'n an
Francisco close here daily UP = Marcn -, al "
a. m. II IN. and $50 y m cor on sff'Vai a, ne"-
York Of Imhria with British mails ~ Auftla'in
Transpachc mails forwarded 70 port OF sahns unV
and the Of closing IL arranged on the presap
ton - their Interrupted overland transit
.Rosl stored mail closes AZ q ?. m pr@Viesus ua!.
CHARLES " DAYTON. Postmaster.
Pcs,oncc. New York. y Y. Fentuary -. Ioso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01

A Dainty Toilet Lurury.-V"nnard's Roman Violet
Perfume IS the latest lad everything that suggests
refinement elegance Ask FOR and insist on having IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

A STORM CENTRE on TIL: ATLANTIC COAST
Washington Feb GA storm centre OF 'ohS'""'""'e
encrg, has developed during the last twenty -FOUR hou's
the Atlantic coast. II Is now c'"ual '''' '"
r, ..,,a ,a ris.r west or the Mississippi. and the
Csrod.,n arc, Of high pressure Is expanding
and extending southwark and eas' ,,an a dnS
or states 1t is cloudy in all northern hni
Wee,ern dl,,ricts Rain has fallen IN the Midli- anu
Nm ,r,ic S,,tcs ana I'm the Onto and Lower Mis-
souri valcgs Tn. temperature has fallen III ue .ano
us ard in Northwest. has remained nearly sU
t,nary on tho coast and has risen " w, Low
Mfal,srpi VALLEY Clearing and colder weather ~ nni-
r.,.J ~ Ncvr England the lower -ke region and the
ONO VALLEY Fair and colder weather IN the Middle A.
i.rf sat-, lair with little change IN temperature IN the
south Atlantic East Gulf states irir hnh colu". III
H.. We, Gulf states Generally fair and colder weather
Is i-dtcn,.t Tor the lake regions and the Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
TRIBUNE local OBSERVATIONS

Ia This dia-ram a white line shows the
changes in nresr. Indicated by The Iribunes self
haromer,r The line represents the tenn
pernture recorded Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune Once. March l. q. NIT rained heavily AL
c. ,e.,e.Gay The temperature ranged between 40 and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For New England Eastern New-fork clearing ana
decidedly colder; winds becoming northwestery. hgh on
the
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern pennsylvania
N.u r.r. r,.oyor. and MARYLAND clearing in the early
decidedly colder, northwest wirds
For Western Pennsylvania ana weston WV Il oin
Clearing in the early morning colder northwesteriy winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-01
POstomce Notice.

r-a-eigu mails FOR ending March VIII Close
u, rornilv In All cases al this office follows
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS. -
TT-FSpAY-At N. for Europe, per $ g. Lam, Va
southampton and Bremen p-,.,
ME Via Queenstown deter must be directed yer
Iri,nnic,c. A, > a. m. Complementary 10 a M for
Europe per 3 New-lorA, via southampton; az AZ
a m FOR Belgium direct. per Noord!and wa AM
ven de,t.rs mus. be directed per Noorcand , =,
THUi,sDAY-At I a. M for Europe per s. s. Solutno'a'
Via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg So,
sATUT.DAY-At a. N. fyr France. Switzer.and i'siy
irain Turkey, Egypt and BRITISH Inila per
- La Breta-ne Hayre Cetters for other parts OK
Europe must directed per La BTeasne j. at a. N.
direct $. SDaarnlan VIA hosts'.
dam Qett,rs be directed per Spaafndan,I y ~
m FOR Genoa, per Kaiser Wilhelm IL ueters
must be directed per Kaiser Wilhelm IL at a. "a.
49, ITO o,eenstown: az 10 FOR Scotland direct
DER Frrnessla Glasgow Qetters must be directed
'psr Furness.a'').
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From The Baltimore American.
The effect OF recognition belligerents Will help
the insurrection wonderfully. and coming IL
does Just TIE cruel Weyler is issuing his proc!a
nations. which "a campaign OF murder. IL Will
give new nope to the brave ana downtrodden men,