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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

The paper referred to IN the foregoing letter
was the following brief address. Whlcn Is no"
just going into wide circulation.
We citizens Of the Uni,cd States u America de-
sire to express our most hearty appreciation ~ ne
recent de mons trations OF :! mpa my ara reno"
Iarious countries comprised in the British Empire
We earnestly reciprocal. thes" sentiments, 100
nizinr A. w.. 10 thnt thc same language and lhe
saIne principles Of ordered liberty should form the
basis of al intimate aud enduring llhhUSllP, ~ ,
these kindred people frienasnp All
the MAJ ons of the earlh.
Tho most interesting points 20 be noted as m
dicatinE the character and significance OF 'nS
nrst direct movement in response 10 irlehdIy az
>,ances on the part Of distinguished Englishmcn
these. ,. .,,.;.,. d,
tho signatures three members from the CABINET
II the man who came so near lnNoiVihs US N IN
difficulties with England over the Nenezuela
case-Iamont Carlisle and Whtney-"hiie on
The Republican side II takes men likewise now
living in New-York who have held places In the
ca binets Of four Republican Adminlsfatvhs
Schurz in Hayes's. James in Garheid ana ~ =
thurs. and Tracy Ia harI sEtnus s,n~c
ing every President and administration SIM
Grant II contains also thc First ASSISTANT sec
retaries of State under Hamilton rlsh anu
Thomas F B2yard ,
broader than mere race religion. II IS inter-
estins 20 note the cooperation IT. inc sam,
friendly movement n, peace and goodwin 81
the Frcnchman. Frederic r. Coudert the Ger,
man. Carl Schurz. the chief Catholic Preate OF
New-York Archbishop Corrigan, and bishop
Potter Of the Protestant Episcopal communion
81 Considered with reference 70 It's belne
movement which includes all factions II IS m
teresting 20 noe that in he Kepuollcan paI' ~
ranges from Seth Low and Wager Swaync 10
BENJAMIN F Tracy and John Clafln, While u
also includes Muevumps IKE Mr.. Glider ana
Mr. Schurz -,
., II seems also fairly representative 81 All
elements Of citizenship including literary men
like Noesrs Stedman and Glider. business men
and capitalists Ike Messrs Nandertit Gerry
claim and Do .ge clergymcn dncluding the
euccassOr 10 BecCher's pulpit IN Flynou'h
church, ex-Congres smen. college presld"h''
an ex- Mayor Of New York a state senator etc.
And from the classes who are known 10 nave re-
ceived the circular it is evident that the CON-
nirtoo are expecting sigma lures from equaHy
representative men. and as vide a variety o'
race religion political opinions ana "c'uPa'
lions throughout ~ country. 49,,
II is 10 he clearly understood that what me
movement looks to is simply the promotion ana
Continuance Of a good understanding between
the two countries without hostility 10 any other
IN quch basis with such backing and such
clrar eirnple and desirable end in view. its broad
and permanent success can scarcely be u"up'eu
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Ia RRTED.

BRtcE- CRAVEN ON Wednesday. september I 4, ~"
rcsidence the brides parents. Is ncshrlfge. Ne" -
YORK cav rncy Elserr'u. dug TO- % Altret craven
~ Iohn Monlit Bruce. of Rockieige Workers.
RINDSKOPF- LAZARl's-On Weines''7y S"ri'mher .
is9s hy tho Roy. Raphael Benjamin. VI A. N-iori
Lazarus - MaX Rindskogf
sTME-GRAFF- Tuesday. september a. The Memo
rial church - the Holy Comforter. Phladelpnia. ~
no Rey W Henry GraT assisted BY the Re- !. mr. "
Mccain Mss Frances fulne Graf 4 thla ielpnia 10
Malcolm Toand sine. y. ~ New York 'iiN
SWAIN FIN' HNEY-In This CITY. september = by 10
R.v william y Searles. y .. Joseph TtavW M ~ an
ana Madeline Virginia Fnokney both Of sns sins
= T.
y NH.
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FORECAST ~ DETAIL FOR TO-DAY

r. Ns1-Tnsard and Eastern York, fa'r. cooler
p, tho coast northwest winds.
- District Z columbia. Delaware Eastern Penn
si,-na N,vg Jersey Maryland and Virginia. Fair ard
cod weather Thursday and Friday, northwes''y "inds'
booming variable.
- N,r,t and South Carolina. showers the early
m17.ng followed ty fair cooler on the coast north
v.sto-.y wi1d- becoming variable.
For Wet Virginia, Western Ne~-fork western rem
syl,an, ant oalo fair. light 10 souhwesie.y winds.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-nAT's FORECAST

yFeTrRDAY's RECORD ANU T0-NA1TH FVKtO NSI'
Warrington sept The 'enperatur" has fallen eight
, e,yh,cen leg-ees Tho Mssssippi Valley ~ me
Atlantic roaa, except temperature In Ne"
r,z',rd and on Gulf Thundersiorms ana rams
haze occurred IN tho lake region. the ohio valley
the Atlantic and Gut States Tho hifh pressure area
n,- ,,o,c, from Wvcr,ng Texas dmirishing IN mag
,.Ao r,,r Weather NAV b. expected IN all districts
,rro the Mississippi valley 70 the Atlantic coast Threat
ching weather ir tho middle ard upper Missouri valley
cool weather will continue IN The Atlantic states III
Satin
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oqwrGo DEMOCRATIC CONTENTION.

Oswego y Y. Sept AT the Democratic county
and DISCREET conventions held here to-day, the Chi
caCo platform was Endorsed ana the present state
administration was arraigned. Gilbert y. Harding
Of Sandy Creek nominated Cor Member OF A.
sornbly I'm the Ist District. state delegates were
elected ~ follow: Ist District. Martin Higgins
Philip Hes and Gilbert Harding: I'D District Z. y
Btlscr . VI Riley and Edwin T. Palmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08
UP RlriRn SONEWHlT RrTTER.

Oldham. Mlss. sept Thomas + Bayarf
pa -sod O. comfortable night. ami vas considerably
refreshed this morning He is taking nourishment
VOL and hts physicians say he Is slightly better
than Yesterday
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cnvrByOR MOUNT IMPROVING.

,.a,aranolis. Sept. 7.-Goverror Mount. who was
- homo from his Office Ill yesterday. is sIshty
,r,,,.d to-day lie will not. however De ao'c
49, at,erd to executive duties for severai Jay.
10 aI.eneorror's condition is thought TO be the re-
lhe oS Inc arduOus duties OF his once io' '"e
las, few months.
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SLY OF DENOCRITLC HONORN.

Columbus Ohio Sept. III. T.. Chapman. former
candidate for Governor has declined 10 serve as
eit her chairman or as = member OF the Democratic
state Executive Committee. He assigns business
reasons for his decrauOn.
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RERGrX 4, Ray Ridge Monday. s'P'rm6'- s 1895
Relatives ana friends iny',t 70 ateni The funeral
seivces at ne Reformed Dutch Church Al ave and
bcr ). at O'Clock in the afternoon
rRowN-on September 9. william NJ Brown. in his
Funeral servces At his late r-.idenc~ NJ
Thursday september 6. p. Relatives and friends
invited.
RrRr-on september :. 1905. at her residence No o7
Fqaerq service. al Warwick ~ q rtsy y s.p' s'o
her :. 1879. Helena White WIDOW = lanes Da-ra'h.
Hector craig NevhurS. y +.
FERGUSON suddenly, on sunlny. ssn'"mher , Frank.
George and Mahei Ferguson. aged p. " ard - 70
spactlvely
vlei attend the funeral from their la', residence
no 40 carlton ave. Pro'klyn A. o'clock thursday
FREHRlCHs- septen,h~- a, is9s John n. Frehrichs
Fansrl On Tgrst.y SEPTEMBER from =: l'. r Isl,
friends are invited +. atte"d.
@ G stscsf .s ,a5 ~, N q s T:y. aas1
Rca enls and members % ;' Crat ,;s% LisG
services Thursday. 10 NJ No col Wet 1l7iA ST.
GRANDSON Tuesday. September O l'es. a, H, home
80 3s Union ST.. Newark. y. J. Charles B. Grannis.
Notice Of tho funeral hereaf'"r.
GRAY-on "Wednesday. septemeeer 1925 John b Gray
Relatives and respectfully invited attend his
his late residence. No 500 n. ha.t ave,
Br. oklyn. Friday, September .. at p m
HERMAN-On September G 1925. at Newark. y j..
MARY widow ~ Abraham Herman. in hes 10Th wear.
Funeral VIII place FRIDAY. september .. trm her
sons residence. No. 1si Washington $50 a.
Friends will meet funeral at Unonhod Cemetery. I,ong
Island.
UIGGINs-On Wednesday September :. 1898. David G..
husband OF Emma F. Higgins. In the o;h year u his
Funeral services at his residence. No 1870 Lexington
ave Br- ollyn. Friends and relatives invited 10
attend on Thursday evening. at o'clock.
MdGetown Comm and Sag Harbor IN. " please
copy
HIGGINS-on Tuesday. September g. Jane Higgins aged
80
Relatives friends invited the funeral
services Thursday. at ?. m. az her late residence.
No. 2G3 Sumpter ~.
uOWE-At midnight. September 4. CAROLYN Howe.
daughter Of late Brigham and Sarah Meeks How.
IN the 18th OF her
Funeral services at her ate residence No. i33 North
Broad-s, Elizabeth y j.. Friday morning. sep
tcmher . II o'clock
In;.rment al Greenwood.
HUME-on Wednesday. September T. 1895 at No. 34s
daughter Of Frederic T. AMI Selma X Hume
Funeral private.
JOHNSTOS-On Tuesday, September q 1893 Frank. son
OF Robert and Sarah A. Johnston. 49,
Funeral services the residence OF his parents No. 'oS
Hancock Brooklyn. Thursday evening at o CLOCK
Interment at convenience OF family,
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SprcJaL SESSION ~ OREGON.

Salem ore. Sept. 7.-Govcrnor Lord this after
noon issued a procll nation calling the Legislature
together In special session on Monday. September
,6 for the purpose OF clecting United states
Senator I'll the vacancy now existing oy rea-
son OF d deadlock In orgariz ng the last Legs
Inture and 10 pass the regular appropriation DIS
10 meet the expenses Of the State government
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pENNNLtANA REPrBLicAN LEAGrE.
ELEVENTH A~HvAt CONVENTION BEGINS N
PITTSBURG.

Pitishure Sept The eleventh annual conVen-
tior u The Republican League o: the state Of
Pennsylvania nas called 20 order this forenoon by
President Sohll - Erie Mayor Ford - Plitsburg.
Mayor Ever of Allegheny and James Francs Burke
welcomed the delegates ard J. Hampton Moore. OF
Phla1e phia and President SOhai responded.
After the appointm n Of tho committee Oh Rcso-
uiions and Credentials and reading letters o. r"gr"
from prominent Republicans. including President
Mckinley. Vire-President Hobart. Secretary Day.
Secretary Acrr AMI ra'oT Penrose. the conVen-
Ion adjourned Until tomorrow.
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y ctuBOV At HOTEL CHiUPLAfN.

P,attsburg - Y. Sept M. Cambon tho
French Ambassador 70 the United States. arrived
here tonight, accompanied by two members Of the
EMBASSY md IL n guest AZ Hotel Champaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-08

V-a'or'ovu. y Y sept "A special dispatch IN
The standard" from Strket''s farbor to-day says.
EX-TJautenant- Governor Allen g. Beach. Mrs.
Alfred Waller and her sister. accompanied by john
Morris were capSiZed while sailing yesterday after
noon Morris mile 20 shore ana secured
and they we're rescued.
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the TRiBTNE FRESH AIR Fl ND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

..z. e :" ... 81 ~
- ............... 10
- e. r Whitman. 800
Proceeds - a falr given S1lfhampt1i Long
Island FRIDAY. September = b. the Mss
Ruth ASnmore Ruth Haskrs. Luc' Horn
blower Lulu Jackson. Kathleen ieupv. Na'ah"
MBnda. Grace RugEles Matte Strons ana Ma o
Pom f,.., ................ 500
..ti,r-is,,- Observation-Disclosures. 1000
y D. o.. ................. 200
..1-.o v,,tas ,reuf, y ................. 400
.-,,.ff L, marine agct ave leo
,.s,,rch ,a (spsca.f..... 100 40
"a a. ..'.............. 800
Zc-te puit~,. and pera Fuhrr,arn Brooklyn.. 30
~ - 100
T,r,..io,,si, uleS-sd observation-disclosures. $3.50 %
TOTAL sapor,ber 1895 ................sl6 30 3
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1, this dlagram the continuous white me shows the
changes IA pressure Indicated by The fribunes self
The dotted line shows the temporal
,ur. A. recorded at Perry Pharmacy
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Gpetial Notices.


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JiwEs p. $40 Auc'ionecr.

JtNFN =. NITV NncftonecF.
TIE Oldest downtown sai@sTo7r' ~ Liberty 81
THIS DAY ,Trff- RSnAY, ALSO FRIDAY. SEPT EyBER
eTT ANp HTE
Zach 4ay 0'cl7cN the
$40 AFT GALLERIES - LIBERTY ST
Opening Sale OF
Elegant Household Effects
removed residence - itch English family IA
,he Oranges and mate prn -ip'lly by MAPLE & co,
TOTTrNIIAI Court ROAD
LONDON ENGLAND
Handsome lf7wir- fIr7.rrre marQustere nlad.
Occasional foo T7to- Music tanterhIr's Garie De
Wis Escrtore FHC'i7h Roasting Jack brass Bed-'esds
oil modern Cicks. many pieces y Brc-t-Brsc
in Hirron Ns.CeV r.. Cr.w Derby and Y oval Wcrces
ter Gne Rronzss. aosac' Marble Groups AMI Pedestas
Carpets great g-@fss0n. So - dns Antlcr
II. ads irlaii Cabinets. Mar'el Mirrors English Ward
rohes. Toilet Tables Drare-ies china. Glass, Psrlor
organ six octsVes. "a stops 81.
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DIED.

Notices 81 marriages and deaths must b. in
dorsed With full name and address.
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4NGLO-AMERTCAN RELATIONS:
o'''ANIHAT1oN OF MOVEMENT HERE
SIMILAR TO THAT WHICH HAS BE-
COME STRONG IN ENGLAND

washington correspondence of The Philadelphia
Press. pun"
+ nv formation Of the Anglo-American League
IN LONDON some months ago. while the issue Of
our war with Spain remained undecided and
Iul'oIS or European complications 70 our dis
huN age We're in circulation. aroused great
interest IN this country, and doubtless suggested
" many minds the propriety Of a corresponding
movement here. For a time however no step
vas taken toward the realization Of a reciproc al
anu comp "entary project. and 1t IS understood
mat the leaders Of the English organization relt
som" surprise and disappointment On that ac-
N'tI. ndcr these circumstances IL occurred
/" atelaw Reid 10 bring the matter to the at
icnlon or influential citizens Of New-York and
invite their cooperation in organizing a move
mont IN the United States similar In characte-
ana aims 10 thc one which hal so quickly be
com" con9Wcu"us and morally and socially
potent IN ENGLAND. It's was done and the re-
Sp"hse t. Nj Reds initiative was immediate
ana c"rdi@l About The niide Of July mum
n'' OF cent men met a. his house 10 consider
inc proposal and adopt a plan for carrying II
out.
II was thought wise to keep The affair conf
Dental at 'he outset. in order that it might
conc TO public notice On both sides 81 the At
lantic with a suitable assurance Of its dignity
ana substantial guarantee OF It's success Ac-
'"rdinSly the following letter was prepared and
signed as appears below
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Po>tofrIce Notice.
should he read DAILY by all Interested. as changes
Foreign maj. a' he SS VIZ ending see,euser 10 1888
vii ose Wronp,y H. al cascs - the General Pos'ofcs
al o. GoTs m. soao ' t. close ' '' F''' '"
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
Via N Sa EsTGPs Ps5 H:m5 S%so''
sATrRnAYN 30 m fqr fa sS, r cT,tzeTia d,a
la cnamgasns via Hag AR. ,'fIs fSr S.hr
$40 70. Europe per Es,arA , 9et ra.
ror;use Turh.ey. Egypt and British Inds must ?.
dr:c!ed pr ia fotteriam cseT. must
be directed per Staterda'); NJ, tor italy per
Aer VA Naples Gctt@r, mS t. BE- directed gs y
Of Rome via Glasgow detters must be directed per
city OF ROme'1
After closing Of r. rT'n %s .r
onened IN the pier Of Ane lean English French
ard TnTs sT Of ;Se hour or" OF sns Of .ssmsr
WALLS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.
r,,-pan,y-Atfia ~ Complementary 1880 a. M for
Porto Ri'o venezaeis ard caracs, per phllad e.
NJ c.niI A,Fn s ss95 c1s1 o E,' .,; s@,
for Guaenals must be directed ,'peI Alysnee, at !
N q. M for va.saa p cuba Via Havana
Cs.npeche Chiapas Tohas.o ord Yuca,an. per 9 =
Grectei per Ma,snnasl. At Csupplemen,ary
i2o p m d,t 20, fa .IS ,1,ii, N'''' "e''e''
rHIpAY@A; a. m. Cor newfoundland per cor.,n
,Tt'pDAY-At $50 a. complimentary IN a. M
Tor leevari and ndward Islands also pemerara. per
q Nadiana aetiers Grenada Trinidad and Tobago
must DO directed per Madam AZ II a. supple
ncnfary 1890 FOR Fortune Island Jamaica.
say,nil.a CS-tSagena and Costa Rlca. per Alene
AT Complementary 1920 a. M. for Haiti.
Hoste.n. $50 m for Newfoundland per
steamer North sydney.
Nils Tor Ntaf0undani. hy rail 10 Halifax and then.
hy st amer. close this office daily az $50 r. Mali
Tor M!queon by rail 10 Boston and thence by steamer
close al this office daily $50 Malls Tor Mexico
civ overland unless specially addressed Tor dispatch
by teamer close this office daily at 2;3o n. ard
o:30 D. m tHegisterei mail closes nj m. previous
day. - .-. 1890.
Malls for China and Japan. per Olympia IRON
Tacoma. close here daily up ~ ssp,em,erw W.. ~
aus,rsiia,' New Zealand. Hawaii and W. Islands.
ner Miowera from Vahcouvep close here dally
sS,er sen,.mber 3 an, up September fi5 at $40 m
Mails t5r China Japan and Hawaii: per . = 'opue
from san FranciscoD close here cahy up 70 sep
teSser ,,,nna. AZ per- ship TrOpIc iIrd from san
~. close daily up 10 september - st
10 - m Mails for Australia except thoss tor VEST
ams,ra.ia which are forwarded VIA Enropel NewI
land Hawaii. FIJI and samoan islsns-; PER .n sa
-, d. m Francisco. close mere Iaiy up Z" ssp
, ,.r ;3o at a. M. and $50 p m cor on
Yriyai al New-York OF Etruria Win BRUSH mans
sninc mails are forwarded port OF sailing daHy
"a ,hn schedule closing Is arranged on the pre-
Sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit 'Res-
is,ered mail closes AT o. m. previous day.
$3.50 ORNEI.TTS VAN COTT, Postmastes
Pos,ohlce New-York. n y. September . 'SoA
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i'Np' "a AlIH
WHlTELAW REID.
LYMAN ABBOTT.
JAMES w. ALEXANDER.
CHARLES {. BEAMAN
JOHN l.. CADWALADER.
JOHN O. CARLISLE.
JOHN CLAFLlN.
NJ \. CORRIGAN.
FREDERIC r. COUDERT.
WILLIAM T.. DODGE.
FLBR1DGE T. GERRY.
RICHARD WATSON GLIDER.
ABRAM : HEWITT.
THOMAS l.. JAMES.
DANIEL. :. LAMONT.
SETi Low.
FRANK y. PANEY.
HENRY {. POTTER.
GEORGE J.. RlNES.
CARL SCHCRI.
EDMUND {. STEDMAN
WAGER SWAYNE.
=. KENNEDY TOD.
BENJAMIN +. TRACY.
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT.
WILLIAM &. WHITNEY.
u. q. ESHPAUGH, Secretary,
~ Nassau ST. y. !. CITY.
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DIED.
Bergen Isaac 2. Lilard Alma
i,-.0,r NJ, e Maiden Elizabeth
p,,-, HauYah Nahcr Wnfred
parrach Nel.na White Miller. MARY Z.
t-errrs-r frank George VI ran. Ma~glre,
ara Mabel Mort n John.
F-Ahricns Tahn n Purdt. MARIA z
Goodman Ell 81 Rae VI
Gr,rnts ,'1ares Il. Robertson. Thomas :.
Cray f,hn II Rooney Ensief
Herman. Mary. seaIy k9tc-' D.
tJ,gyins lane Searis4. Lulu
Hicglns. David .. Ih0miso FRA ~ A
Hive caroline Thornton. CHARLIE
Hume. Helen " Toms. mares r
f.,r4,on Frank Wehner. Robert Karl.
ken, lane w.. Emma Il.
Lrsrrar-L caroline WINSTON. Sarah c.
Kun Ellen.
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CONFIDENTIAL.

Nev'-York July 9Th lScH
Dear ST.: 1t has seemed &c sirable that some pu6-
lc recognition ShOilG be made by our citizens ~
NJ many demonstrations II goodwill toward
Amcl! lea which have recently occurred throughout
Tie British Empire. Especially has ii seemed proper
ma we should rte.orG 20 The cordial expressions
or the AnClo-H mcrlCan Committee which includes
In its me nbeiehip larrc proportion Of the lea derS
OF pubic opinion In Great Britain.
The Immediate object. II is believed he best
obtained by brief address signed by citizens in ~
sections of the country. representing by descent
M various races and nationalitcs Of the old world
As result of several conferences COmmitie" has
boon appointed TO prepare and circulate such an
address This committee respectfully requests
your S!gnature 70 thc iIclCSed document and bcgs
ina You Will returH III paper Immediately 70 the
address &C thc Secretary
MAY we ask that YOU Will kindly regard this COM
munication as confidential"
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Should he read DAILY by all Interested as changes
may occur 'iIp"p
porni,.n ending September 10. 1898.
VIII lose tprunpt.y - the General Posfoice
as follows Tarces mails close hour earlier than
closing shown below.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Ara, the closing ~ the supplemsata-y Transatlantic
Nsus rarsi above additional supplementary mails are
ns,al a., the piers Anle lean English. French
and q ,rrrar and remain open un'n within
T.r Minutes Of the hour OF sailing ~ steamer.
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Garnet Cleaning. ). w. Wttitnms,
$50 EST S4TH ST TELEPHONE 3HS 18TH ST.
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A.-The kcnsico C~mctcry.-Private station.
Eer.en Railroad ~ l'nutef rt- from the Grand Ceat1
%. 20. OGlce l6 Icas. t2d =.