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prcrpTJON FOR Mr.. AND MRS. DOLE

Washington. Feb (SpeciaD.-The Minister OF
Hawaii and Mrs Hatch gave reception this even
ing IN honor OF the President OF Hawaii and Mrs
Do,e II was one Of the most brilliant parties ever
g,ven IN Washington. and the company OF I'VE hum
dred guests included many people prominent IN om-
c,ai circles The whole first floor Of the north wing
:, -, Arlington wa, opened President and Mrs.
nj. .tood near Mr. and Mrs. Hatch. and Major
H.i.tand In fu-dress uniform. presented the
quests There were assisting Mrs. Castle. wife OF
N. secretary OF Legation her cousins. Miss white
md Miss Castle and Mrs. william O. Irwin OF
Honolulu who with Mr.. Irwin Will be OF the
tiouaIian marty on the return trip 10 the ISLANDS
Both President and Mrs, Dole looked e1,re n,1,ny
r,eu They have enjoyed the touch OF genuine
w,ntar Washington has given them for the last rev
DAYS Mrs Dole wore a gown OF i apprehension cn
rIrk brocade and lace. Mrs. Hatchs gown
las a handsome white and sca green satin, with
low hodic. and pearls. Mrs irwin wore blue pre-.
ado and diamonds. Mrs. Castles gown was SOFT
white silk and chiffon. and her cousins were IN
whit. and pink gowns.
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JAMES p. TELLER.

Seneca Falls y. Y. Fob. 3.-James =. Teller dle1
A. his home In this place on Tuesday from tuner
culosis aged sixty-seven years. For many years
he wa, delivering agent for the Ssby Manufactur-
ing Company manufacturers OF steam fire engines
In October 1850 he delivered ar engine to the New
York Department. where II was used for the nrst
time In the parade in honor OF the vlsit OF tne
Prince OF Wales lie remained in charge o. this
engine as engineer for a number Of years and dur
,ra TIA, t,roo hencd To fight many notable fires In
Nev-York City. He was among the men calied out
AT tn. time OF the draft riots IN lse1 Ieuer Was ,
uoli knovn in a great many cities. az he travelled
ali over the country IN the Interests OF ms nrin
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Gurrial Notites.


I'd 4 Dist r. d. DIST to 10Th b. ID NO 1901
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81 y. u. (22d. I'D 24th 9th f. ID No. 'oo "os
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81 r. d. 9th to 18th r. -. 80. 2i3 = son e.
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18th 4. Dist T.. u. list "a 81, 18Th, io,h. i'th
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No. ii7T Broadway eNote changer.
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r.. D.. No 1852 Madison
10Th J. D.-one 2. D. No I22s 81 ave ,clne,,, ,,so
Broadway. -,
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AZ EXPLANATION IS TO CoyCAS.

,rosbiopton FeL Am erroneous impression
nas GAINED ground to the effect that the oP'''S'
Government has made change In the co'n'"ai'
., tho battle-ship Viscaya. now on her way 10 w
1,r,ted States on a visit in return Tor the VIZ. VI
,be Maine 10 Havana II mas D''h ''
=, ,bo chin before she sailed. on the ground
that having INDUCED in severe public cr'ti's' y.
,ho 1-nited States after MS return from MS NN''
80 mis- country with the caraveis he might 0" -
utod &C persona non Rrata In America ~
ga, g. az shown ny the Spanish naFal rtt'.tt.It,
~, C,ntain Concas is and has TOT SOM M M
ina! tin Tho commander OF the cruiser -hLlIa
rha,osa and that the commander OF the N'S'HS"
&c captaln Eulaye.
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ALLEN NJ. DAVIS.

Allen NJ Davis. for many years dealer In hides
and skin. in this city died suddenly Tuesday after-
noon He born IN Philadelphia Penn Sixty
years ago. and a member OF an Oh quaker
family in that city. He the senior member OF
the firm Of A. VI. Davis 2 Co, at No. $40 Nater-St
For some years he lived NJ New-York hnd -.
Marks lves brooklyn Nut of late No T'l' ~
home in New.Jersey The funeral took place In
EhllaAelnh.a N..-.rnAy a!-.r.o-.
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o,rrv MALES SUIT DISMISSED.

London. Feb i.-'"The Times this morning say say,
w understand that the action OF cake! nam
" 49, ~ Nev-York City. against James
% (Ncubr OF Parliament for Aberdeeh).
tanning damages to the amount OF 400" for nDsl
Arising out OF the chapter on TammaHy scandals
oon,ributed by Mr.. Goodnow. OF New orK. 20 Fro-
r.ssor gryce's'' The American commonweal'h' was
dismissed with costs ut the ehu Oh 1861, NJ
~, Cusd N comply with the Courts ordcr d!Iect-
i1e he plaintiff give secIry for INC AM
lnB Wv 10 action MIR Bryce now mas no praC-
cpslS - of recovering the very heaVy amour.
tehn ""o1nopelled to expend and which the court
1870 Nj Hall TO pay.
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CHAPEKAR SENTENCED TO DEATH.

LEADER PLOT TO AssASSTNATE INDIAN
PLAGUE OFFICIALS.
Poonah Bombay Presidency. Feb S-Damodar
Chapekar the Brabnin lawyer who was arrested
IN October last on charge Of being connected with
the murder OF Lieutenant Ayerst and Commissioner
Rand on June % bv shooting them from ambush
as they we're leaving the reception given by the
Governor at Ganeshkind IN honor Of Queen VIC
tora's Diamond Jubilee has been sentenced 20
laaf
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KILLED HIS FATHER, MOTHER AND SON

AN ARKANSAS FARMER GETS INTO RELIGIOUS
ARGUMENT AND BECOMES RAvING MANIAC.
Little Rock Ark, Feb. 3.-Sol F. Aubrey, a farm-
or accompanied by his family went early yes
,.,dav n visit his aged father and mother. living
near Mulberry Franklin County. Shortly after his
arrival Aubrey became engaged in a religious arsu-
ment with the old folk Suddenly he grasped an
iron bar. killed his aged father and mother ana
his ten-year-old son. and seriously wounded MS
,,jfe and three remaining children. two OF whom
are not expected 10 live His wife and eldest
daughter although badly hurt. managed 70 yen
he neie bbors who found Aubrey raving maniac
with his clothing on IRE. He was overpo"ered
after a hard struggle
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CHARLES ROr.IIN PRATNARD.

Waupaca Wis, Feb. 3-Charles Roll'n Brainarn'
who has been III for two months. died last night
aged ffty-eight years. Mr. Brainard at one ume
served as rector OF Episcopal church IN Massa
chusetts Later he admitted to the bar ana
nract,.ed law in Roston He was widely known
as a prolific story-writer. having contributed nu-
merous articles TO prominent Eastern magazines
newspapers and syndicates. MI Bralnaru Wa
confined In several insane asylums as result OF
his peculiar meth ods Of fighting FOR what ne con-
sdered riEhtfully belonging 10 MIN OF MS iu'"oi
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RALPH r. WEINBERG.

Ralph p weinberg son OF Philip Weinberg the
well-known furrier aud philanthroplst died yeser-
day. AZ the age OF twenty. His devotion 10 STUDY
brought on lingering disease. which caused ms
death. While student at the College OF the lily
OF New-York he won tho Riggs medal FOR Latin
and various prizes for hi. proficiency IN Englsh.
His professors predicted for him brilliant career
in the law. which he had chosen Tor ms caIl'hs'
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nJyyER FOR GENERAL BURNETT.

dinner in honor OF General Henry l. bufneu
the newly appointed United states
,~ the southern District Of New-forK wa
ne 10, rtoht at the metropolitan club by Ed
go go y tones Among me guests were Judges
,'combc shipman and Wallace. Of me mn. aDd
States Circuit Court Judges IoNe, Conrt ms
iros Barrett Truav and Cullen OF Ihs
supreme c9 Pa fssej r. GOWN and Elihu Root
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c,cCrssFrL COLONY OF RUSSIAN JEWS.

San Francisco. Feb. 3.-The colony Oh Nus'. a
1ev,s located IN Lyon County, New. three months
. 10 renortcd 10 he In a prosperous condition
rb,rtecn families were taken from the city by the
occidental Colony Company and H@r Syp f 20 take
aseHr 80 ~ families 10 Nevada The colony mus
yen a,ap viii number 100 persons. VINO are
sof3icd on : 900 acres OF lana.
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CONTENT on CURRENT EVENTS
TAKE NOTICE. MR.. BRYAN.

From The Chicago Tribune.
The Telegram" the most influential paper print
cd in Mexico. has been commenting upon Bryan's
impressions OF that country. ana notifies hum that
a comparison tween the United States and Mexico
IS not only impossible bui absurd. because me con-
dtions of the two countries are dametrically op-
posite - also tells him what every person or
ordinary observation knOws-that free coinage u
not responsible for Mexcos present prosperity. and
that "proba bly, under gold standard We should
have done as well u not better. The Telegram
has told BRYAN some home truths. but Of course. II
viii be OF no avail But all the same the Mexican
papers do not propose he shall misead people as to
Mexico without protest
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ypc .yFP,S BFOTFSTS TO CHARITY.

Cambridge Mass. Feb BY the will OF
1o.eph,ne Mellen Aver. which WAS fled In the
NIddlese1 Probate Court to-day. 5000" Is LETT 10
the Aver Home for Women ana ChiIdren IN Lower
and go ON 10 the Pennsylvania Hospital AT Phi!a-
del,bio The will is dated AZ Paris November p.
SO and was witnessed by prominent people Mrs
,ye- Vas IN, widow OF c. Aver, OF Lower. tho
noted patent medicine man. ana she u'e' ]" ais
about three weeks ago.
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TIE WEATHER REPORT.

yvsrrRDAYs RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
,-.,,ro,,, Feb 8-The weather 10 fair with moder-
,.r,,.,a,ur. over the whole country The Temperature
"a. r.n.rny risen the OHIO valley and tho lower
49,, ,ss,on westward the Pacific States snow huFr!e'
hav. occurred IN the lake regions b'e'' sho" ma, .
-. g., Northern Mime ota. North Dakota and ~
.,a,a and generally fair weather ELSEWHERE ~ VIII
il, N. southern States. and from the Missis
~ Vailsv 10 the Atlantic coast
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FRENCH DEPUTIES TO FIGHT.

NJ M1II.ERAND REsENTs BEING CALLED INso-
LENT RY NJ LAVERTUJON
Paris Feb M Alexandra Millerand. one OF
the Paris Deputies. and NJ. Henri laVertn)on'
Deputy for SANITY riox. will fight duel win
swords to-day. growing out Of a quarrel IN the
debate in the Chamber yesterday on the JauTes res
olution. when NJ Iavertujon called VI. Mlilefaho
'iusOlent
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

-. y.u England and Eastern New York. fair; not SO
-. .outhwes, TO south winds
-. -. District OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
SeN-Jers-y Delaware. Maryland ana Nrs'"" '''r
warner southerly winds
- I'm and South Carolina. generally fair. warmer
-. winds be- ming southsasterN.
'.fh"'r Pennsylvania, western
rof e,d Onto falr: fresh 10 brisk south
.r, vim
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ANOTHER DEATH ~ THE AFFORD, MAYBE

Goversvlle y y. Feb 3.-Inquires
ceived this afternoon for travelling named
Nathan. who due in Gloversville Monday
night and would have stopped at the Avord
House. 10 has not been heard from and cannot
be found here Possibly this means that there
another victim Of the hotel fire.
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w T. GILES.

Chicago Feb 3.-W. T Giles OF Freeport. H.. ~
dead at the home Of his SON W. 5. Giles. In this
city after a brief Illness from pneumonia He was
an old and weknown newspaper man. and had me
distinction of establishing more papers than any
other man In the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04

/, this darrar. continuous ~Al, 4ne r"o"s the
harges IN prsssurr indicated IN The Tribune self
,.coriiny barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
rer,fure IS recorded At FerFy's Pharmacy
Tribune once. Feb 4 ! a. m.-The weather yesterday
,as fair and cold The temperature ranged between
and Il dsErecs the uiN degrees beng degree
hsb.- than IN wedneSa, and degree. lower than on
the corresponding day last year. .,
The weather In ana near city to-day will probably
be fair and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04
FEBRUARY "UsHERED" IN.
From The Boston Globe.

During the memorable blizzard OF ten years ago it
was through The Globe and The Globe alone
fhat bv means Of Ingenious utilization o. Ions us
tsncc foIeDhone resources. torn belea guered
city was brought into communication with the out
side world The pursuit OF a similar policy during
the great storm which usncr"d In February 1870
has brought about equally gratifying results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04
crNATOR MURPHY's VOTE


- one conyersant with Senator MufphN cai 49,
,,sct@d MIN 10 lniclligenuy represent IN 80,
tAp',N ~ Enus-York STATE in the senate nence tlcs
AZ. "a, nrsed thai he voted Tor the elei -
are no. ~. York had given the largest ma
luton a.tel nancy OF any State in the inlon
goIltE io' ., ne Democratic machine Is hlshef
virtue in MS career than ioya''' " VIC
State and Nation
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THE PLAGUE SPREADING ~ BOMBAY.

Bombay Feb. 3-The number Of deaths from the
bu bonic plague for the Lass seven days is go az
against "a for the previous bonding period
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4 WELCOME VISITOR.

From The Cleveland Plain Dealer.
stated that III" Tinted state - soor 10 have
u. niU maxi u tour OF the country. and VIII prob
ably carry home with him some new ideas DOUBT,
less he will receive much attention. which he WI!
deserve. as ne is one OF the remarkable statesmen
nnl rllers OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04

Some six hundred members OF Niece" ie"'r',
Mobiles Of the Mystic Shrine. are TO be presoH' ~
night 81 Miss Fanny Davenports Peiioi MAJ =. =
by Au:.stus w Peters. president OF w 1T S n
Of Wanhattan The ATTENDING OF the H,.ccbawell
tended az "a compliment TO NeIDou''
who is a member Of the ordcr'
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Ferdinand Gottschalk. who played the par' oi
Katzen,amner in Never Again" In London uu ,,
Ing the six months run OF the iarce r., MI uiT toin
sail for America next Wedhesuas' ~
the Never Again" Company mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04

c,o,oea \ Y Feb 3.-The coldest weather OF
~ ,,l,ter prevails here. The figures oelo" zero
~ SARATOGA Springs 50. schroon Lake. 81
MILTON 80. Schuyerville. %
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EVIDENCES or PROSPERITY.

" ! BRYAN denies there is any evidence OF pros
nerity vet the evidence goes on accommodating ana
n * Of the most induhi;abe character Duns re-
ports a wonderful week, with a volume OF business
larger Than in z indicted by Pay M 9aT
80 ,ar ha We been 1913 per cent larger than in 1882
i!!nnnrecedcnted prosperity. the trade experts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04

Charles Frohman has engaged Maurice Oar
more ~ NAV his original part in The hear "a
MARYLAND" for the London engagement OF 'he pay
az the Adelphi Theatre
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MARRIED.

BUCHER-vAN DYCK--On THURSDAY February 8 at
the residence OF her uncle DIT. VIM. II; Jnomi,on
this by the Rev Howard Bliss OF Montclat
n j. Florence Katherine Van Dyck. 81 Beirout SYRIA
John G. Butcher. OF Peeksk. y. I.
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Religious Notices.

'AsTROI/OGY
Practically Applied In Daily LIE nrsnsk
co., ey Or luxe y BRouGHToN Sew-forx Dssaas
v aist-st All cordially invited FRA
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NR. FRICKS ART PURCHASE

ALLEGED TO HAVE GIVEN $4,000 FOR 'f''f"sS
ING THE BREAD"
London FEB a-"The ST James's Gazette 'n's
afternoon confirms the report that n l. rr'cH' .,
Pi,,sourg through his Paris agent mas puic"NsoN
The masterpiece of Pascal Adolphe 'ean ~
I,o,,,.. - ,,.,r. natr,er entitled blessing the
Bread" which IL is added, Is 10 De ul'p"''
the United States forthwith
1t was announced yesterday In dispatch " ~
Associated Press from Pittsours WA, ~. ~ ,,,~
>. r.. d., .ho &c now In New York for the pui
hose n, attending the sale OF the Stewart coHecuo"
a, Chickering Hall had purchased 'B.ess'nt NV
Bread" which i Vas further stated was 70 10 -
me Paris Salon before being sent 20 ',ie 100
States The price pad was saio 70 nv 49, hi
n. 90, u,,nL yas seen by q reporter al the Ho-
la,a uo,s. nm, n. refused to be interviewed on the
slb1ect. The painting which is described as De'''s *
twenty-five feet long by sixteen fee 3isn Art
is said be loaned or presented u '"'
"A
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WHAT PRESIDENT DIAz HAS DONE.

prom The Boston 'lO"0'
Tbcrc have been few Statesmen and rulers OF
~ Inca whose achievements have demon
hioueI 10 btgbest quality OF ability have those
~ ~. bead OF the Mexican Nation lie has rescued
~ ncooe from a chronic tendency 10 anarchy anu
80 mon "a stable government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04

ROGER Q. Wills WANTS ANOTHER TERM.
Houston Tex. Feb. 3.-Senator Roger @ Mills
announces himself a candidate for reelection to
the United States Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04

s. ID the amsa Fs nal: french :ss
Ps"Fg German steamers and remain until within
Nails Iin I Fos sourH Xp GENITAL AMERICA WEST
n,r,vn1p m tor la Plata Countries direct, pr
s,ip hjsslapAG 10 a m Complementary 1870 .
sAI i'f fox fortune Island. Jamaica and carha-
s.na A Gei 10 nor nor S .appe Rs1 NUT
directed or Pf Pof A aa Prime Pe,, ssn.
es r c ys1 ae g. S.s: 70
other P.5Iis OF Sf' a, ioso a. m Tor Hai per
pE gsr AHenark DETER. Tor yen.sss:a caras.a
TTSides4 4in. BTit' h. aGr BRAN .ss
Ia Plata sns cf Sio jsn.o deter, Tor Sorh
BE- drscs, busq0 " II m m 10, for r.a pSs:s
s3: pa s Norm i 5s1 q. p... "a
To- ss,os ae2 p !. orisen Ss:'aa.
Sap Miami from MaTl F So at ssS m fSs
NJ to9 81 Fssaaelon steamer from Half
Mails . ;:s s;'' Gun: ny y m % s ''
%a. MgusO H., BY a daily 20 b as sps n'ni s, +,
Close Close. a. a, ' ri. oce daily Tor sos
BY ' M. 5f M. aos d eS.
i ls unless specially .ddTss'.d t05 di,pa,sh ,,
s,smer e'0. R.s.,ered mail eio,e- at m previous
day rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Nal. for Australi. except those tos IVES; Au,H.liN
FIJI and samoan Islands per 8 Alameda n,om san
css her dS 1 ON Sp To aIsar ,o e. m
xi,h British malls Tor Australian. Mails for
usiTas Cexcep, West Australia. New Zealand. Hawaii
~ EIu Islands per =. Warrimoo nrom NancOuyerD.
H.. bs,e daily after January t3o and January
-, a 40 o. m. Mails FOR China. Japan and Hawaii.
o. " ,,lty 81 Rio Janeiro tfrom san Francisco close
Ssrs aaly up to February a, $50 ?. m. Mails for
Ia,an per =. 4. Columbia IRON Tacoma.
80 daily Nd 70 February 'i3 at $50 y. Mails
o. u,sau per Australia from san Francisco.
UT -. i,ily up February IL a. $50 m. Mails
,n.r.lia except those for West Australia which
tor rr.ardea VIA EuropeD. New ZEALAND Hawaii. Flt
~, samoan Islands. per 3 Mariposa from san FRAN
s.co1 close daily up 10 February IL az A. m,
.'."' r., and 30 .. m on arrival az New-fork o.
campania with British mall: tor AasraiD MAILS
c,Inn and Japan especially addressed oniyl per
nn,..s OF China from Vancouver ccse mere d.iy w
20 February va at $50 p m MANS ror me soci ely
Galilee tfrom san Francisco) Gloss
is1A"I aa,, m 10 February % at $50 2. m
mail. forwarded TO port OF sailing dahy
IN, schedule of closing is arranged on hs pIesunp
lion 81 their unnte- opted overland transit 'ness"'"
m.u clssss at 8 .. m previous DAY ,..
h'ah ''''> CORNELIUS VAN COrT Postmaster
o..~.. N.x-York Y. January N. 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04

..,,~rrn NATTER ETC-German steamers sailing %
".sd.V. take Printed Matter. etc. for GERMANY and
aIiy Addressed Printed Matter, ETC. for other parts
-. American and White Star steamers on
W.dnesiay. German steamers on Thursdays and GU
ra3ch and German Saturdays take
p,,nsi Matter. for all countries for which thsy
-. odv.rtised to carry mall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-04
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PostofHce Notice.
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ror..r mail. FOR the ending February 5 ls9S.
viii clos. promptly all cases. al the General Poson'cs
as follows Parcels Post Malls close one hour carrier ,hAo
closins time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
sArURpAY-At a m for France s n,t nay;
ia b etagne via HaNre detters Tor other paro
49,. must directed per La Bretagne ,; at
o' ~ Netherlands direct per 5 OLDHAM. Via Rot
serdam ietters must be directed per OLDHAM At .
eiua' Cor Genoa per Kaiser Wilhelm III detters
-. he directed per Kaiser Wilhelm I'D; a. 10
a. m Complementary II 30 a m! for Europe PEI q
~ Queenstown. at ii a m. for Norway
direct per Hekla deers must be directed per
Hekl