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postofhce Notice.

should b. read DAILY by all interestef as changes
m Al tmeJ uii
Foreign mails for the week ending Marcn IL t" az
.ese frrrntv In an cases. the General .os,.ll0e
"a ,oous Parcels Mails close che hour CARVER IMAM
closing time sh lHn below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
tt -EsSDAY-At N. for Eutope per = az, H.
somharlpton ami Bremen detters for lreana nus' %
directed per Trave }. ......, "a an d. m
f,r Europe per Majestic. Via queens 'Nh' =. 80
m for Be q direct per > : t.ai =. w INV
- tett.rs must be- directed per SlutnNa TX
SAT- RDAY-At m. Tor France ~ i@e. '"is' i,ay
snafn Portugal Turkey lgypt ana hri,,n .,.1a. ~.
ia Champagne VIA Htyre uetters f"r other ps.S
~ Europe must be directed per Ia 'h3mpaEhs az,
m Or Netherlands drect, ger : lam Na ~ 20
terjam oetters must be rected ''ner hdan AZ ~
n, for Scotland direct. per s. = tihi pa va $50
. a. neffsra must be directed per EANpa D. AZ u "a
esuppemeutary 1870 M for Europe per = : ble"n -
Vi, Queenstown ..-. ..u,,x
T,,esiav take Printed Matte etc. flr GERMANY sinl
Snar,arv Addressed Printed Matter etc, ior otn%
,srts ~ Europe. American ami Nnte star -'eafis's
~ wednesdays German steamers ~ lhufs ays, aiaa
,',r,rs F~rnch and German steamers on Saturlsys
80 printed Matter. etc. for a countries TOT "meh
,bev are advertised 10 carry mail 49, .,.,
AZ the closing II the Supplementary
Naus named above additional supplementary mans sre
onenei on the piers of the American. EngIrh rt-hsa
"a German steamers. and remain open ihtu "tnn
Ton Minutes of the hour - sailing Of steamer.
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vR VANDERBILT CONFINED TO HIS HONE

A SLIGHT ATTACK OF MUSCULAR ffh' MA To-"
KEEPS HIM IN.
Cornelius Vanderbilt has been confined 70 the
house the last four days with attack OF muscular
rheumatism His sickness Is not alarming '"oue"
II is sufficiently severe to Keep nun from
49, -, l,oors in the March winds He will probably
49, az, f., . dav or two II Ia not now thought
probable that he will spend any time IN MaSni ge
.Garoa ~ air and scene But in April ne VIII 90
20 E',rope as he has done repeatedly. ana VIII re-
turn i'm time for the Newport season
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CHAUTAUQUA'S NEW MANAGER.

WILSON NJ DAYS APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED
sTUDEBAKER FOR PRESIDENT.
C,,oyo,erd March s-Wflson NJ Dav. OF this city
"a N he the general manager Of the Chautauqua AS
ISOLATION The appointment was made some 'iine
aso. informally and was confirmed al the meeting
Of the trustees held here to-day. The WORK OF inc
association has been practically divided INTO TWO
a9r .ai di,.ieions business and educational
The new president Of the , aFsof@bEnd 10 be Gem
Studrbaker Of South Bend. mo .,,.to, 90
FGward A. skinner rendered his reslGyaCn p
vI,aI,yorth Of this city was elected In ms place
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MARINES TO GUARD THE BODY

washington. March 6 (SpecaD.-After a consul
tation TODAY between Secretary Hay and Secretary
Long the Assistant Secretary Of state Dr' MN
and the Assistant SECRETARY Of me say say re 81,
Allen accompanied by Charles Henry Buu'I' 10
rosenting the NeT-York Bar Association 'aHSCu on
the British Ambassador and offered E'lAIa ol llr
rince from the Brooklyn Navy ara as ,t' 50 ~. u
oF honor for the body Of Lord tteiScheu OF ~
ransfer tomorrow from the Peunsy wanna iNd's
road station in Jersey city 10 the Brlnsh man
war Talbot The New-York Bar A-soclahSEn n"5
also appointed a committee 70 meet te I"it. 80
20 ~ ~ Inc abroad station. orders nave pern
given to the com mandants of the forts al t3e y,
rows 10 salute Talbot as she leaves the ma ooi
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SENATOR DAVIS At CHICAGO.
The WAR AND THE TREATY-THE SPANISH COM.
NTSSIONFRS.

'AS WAR AND THE TREATY-rHE SPANISH CUM
M1ssIONERs.
Chicago Tines Herald report Of Senator Cushman
Davi|s speech az the Union League NaSH-
ugtons Birthday celebration.
va VA enough for me. and II is worth al that uls
r,naS cost mat by tho lnicrVen' ion on -,
t.ssses which ] have mentioned that nateiI me
.-teen inc North and the south mas Doeh loI-
,..II op!iierated, that condition OF sentiment ana
.T7Ms mas been brought about by the fpslon OF en-
,.'tMhfaclng patriotism whore those VINO lousht
81 me stars and Bars now night and have iought
.loer me Stars and Stripes. (ApplauseD Who're
go s grandson Of General Grant serves upon ne
An or me nephew % Lee. whore Joseph wheeler
80 ~ me forces OF the United states 70 victory
L'hsl me walls Of Santiago. (App
l.. "e tesuis OF The WAT were sudden and Specthcu-
w. 40 war was ever 80 shortly ended, no WI
~, tN'T uiaiked with such aunihila ION or one OF
~ opposing forces And finally the time came
zen SPAN was obliged 20 sue for peace, and the
en- wa mat The President Of me United states
IN f. aHp appointed five citizens 10 prO''e
va, ~ 'o "hoeaVor 10 negotiate 4 final treaty
Co'nnrl,. "t monarchy All Of the members Of that
mat '. exec Nng one. were men Of no dlPo-
nauc experience whatever They had nothing TO
srS =, iein nli what they esteemed 70 be q PLAIN
- ci'br conception Of the interests Of this cOun-
w and Of The duties Of his Victorious Nation
sHeeption-and deem II entirely proney TO mention
So lne one exception Of the man who pos
$3.50 diplomatic experience was Whtelnw Reid
tis, aG haa sreat and considerable experience In
~ way ana whose cOunses in that respect and
greatest assistance 20 Us
ish 80 ~" 10 rams ana We met there the span
can C,ff son. Upon me personnel Of the Amen-
D.. 49,, 'iiA7SloncIs IN Is unnecessary and II would
IN. .Diihe Tor me 20 dwell but upon that Of
you ~ Is commissioners u may be interesting 20
M - IAN what impressions they created upon
Rio. u, heaq OF That body Of men was Montero
In = ~ aDle lawyer. who had dealt extensively
49,, professional way with cases involvine ecciesi-
sucb .@S" ana who was accordingly c8suist 81
mem. ~ deKterity and subtlety that his argu-
irg u rh tomounded and puzzled the understand
Win , .dp "A lace Ike an ascctic. "a was 10 mp
comniic.,, SlIoua intelligence. He could grasp a
nd lrry alfCr and
gls a., - more readily than any man ! ever 81 ".
"eE members OF the Spanish Commission
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QUEEN v1cToRrA's MESSAGE.

Washington. March 6-The Following HeSS"to
from Queen Victoria m the President mas Dee" re-
co,ved al the Executive Mansion:
Windsor. March
The President Of the United States: thanK you
s,1c'erelv end The American Nation for the honorS
I'D IN The memory Of Lord Herschell ana ior me
friendlv sympainy shown 10 my country IN IIs Pc
TeAVement. wa Ni'--'' ~ -
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oopr ar RLrEFJELDS OPEN.

The Nicaraguan Consul-GeneIal' a. - sinus sinus
~, pluededs IL open again 10 foreign com
r.," This viii enable merchants in ibis coun-
g., VINO have business interests IN ih"' 'oun"S -
resnme business which they were c0nl'l''u Il" IN
nerd OWING 10 the revolution "hieb n"@ '''' '
ended
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST

INDIES ETC.
Of Brarn must he directed per Lvornol
a. 70 p m. for Costa Rca. Pc. steamer irom S Wv,
WEDNESDAY q Or Ns's az fss p Rl Per-
per Trsaseo a.. At y 80 p ;" +. z MSreai9us
barbados AM Demerara p.I s. 49,, raSaseo
S Sna ' Of Mssc5 mus, be dsc ssarsGSs at
rt II 3 n or aso m for ~ .o pr tyH.n:
from Noble at " M t '.4l r , 18th Paeiso
ports. per Aisnca vi" non, '..n 4, ' y M ,or
Y,ssam = p ard santiago ana Guinaoamo per $ 9
FRiDAY~A u for Porto Re' ps per ,. sy.'y ~
p m tor PTosr'so per- ,rcci 'rer fthsssJ:
Ar i p m Complementary 30 p ~ for - Domingo 40
a RS 5 IgrG Jsneiro per $ brush Prince cs,'s5. r
other para a, m FOR Ia plaza Countries direct
sATTsRpAY" At r2.ao q m tor Nassau y ?. per
lr,,ne and Jamaica sa,snHa ard ctrthagsna.
or hleghany detters f.r Costa Rca must BE- d.
eocd Psr A ALL PoriS Rco via Ponce veaeIas sna
curacao also Sa.s1ila ana Cor ,ui, eer Havana
ppTa Havana dettsrs must he directed per Havana
MAS sne so by STEAMER a, IN, ono da} a, 80 m
snrstsVnS Mails FOR Miqucon by rail- Boston ard
thence by steamer close al me one ' 80 ,bsna y"
NAL: FOR c1s s.s ~ q, ran ih oe ay s,ep, Monday
80 connecting closes here every Sahis. N~,n's-
"a Friday Malls for Cuba by ran t' MIAMI n a.
~ Enc hy close az mis- once es'tl NVn
-. Ivesiay and saturday AZ = 7" a. M ,hnse'ins
"a bsrs Tuesday and SATURDAY MAILS t"r
,i1s, 90, overland unless specia adite--.i *
,s, ~ steamer close az this Once dtiy AZ 1O
uisp ana 30 o. m. Registered mai cie',s AZ y ~
III t,v tRez.tcr,d mall closes az . III seV"h'
day before -,,.,- ,,.ts
- ,r.,r. J,pan and Hawaii. per : HonsSons
Malls ,o from San Francisco close mere aal{ 49,, W /"
MAIu - a. q 80 p NJ Mails iof CHINA ana yApAn.
Maroh - Victoria from Tacoma cinte nef" dslf up
per "a Al q 30 .. Mails f'r AUSTRALIA ,eheep,
To- MAR 81, West Australia. which are forwarded Wa
thos' t'' New Zealand Hawaii Fiu ana samoan isi-
, ner . . Alameda from san fran'i',ol' cise
anus ,spHI after March y up 10 $50 m IN day 0,
nerr ~ $ 3 Campsnia, which VII probably ArrNs
s,S IL Malls Tor China ant japan. per = Eni-
MAJ ~ india from Vancouver clos" here daily W 10
R,.ss, 100 Al $50 d m Malls for the scieiN Islands
aar sh,n Tropc bird from san Francesca Close here
tsuv mn 90 March - $50 m Mails for Hawai-.
49, - Australia from san Francesca close here
tsny nm 10 March ~ A. 8.3o m Malls Tor Australia
.s's,t West Australia New Zealand. Hawaii ana
Xs,V Islands per Warrmoo from Nancoutsil.
Close here daily after March tis and up 20 March 10
rrnspacihc mails Forwarded 10 port u SAILING aeiy
ana an. schedule ~ cioSns h. arranged o. the pre-
~,mpon y their uninterrupted overland transit
Trey stored mail closes az 3 IA. previous dV.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT posimastss
PostofAce. Nsw-York. y. Ys March :. isa<
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MP cADu4y roR HIGHER CRITICISM.

HIS LECTURE BEFORE THE METHODIST MINIS
Frs MEETING.
The Rev 6 Parkes Cadman. OF the Metropolitan
rar,rle delivered an address on Biblical 'riti-
c,sr" before the meeting Of Methodist minister's
hold Yesterday 'ie expressed himself as IN FAVOR
Of modern higher criticism
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" cANRoN EXPRESSES SORROW.

NJ Jules Cambon. the French Ambassador TO tho
United States. who arrived here on Sunday on me
French line La Champagne. expressed himser
IS -rea,lv shocked by the news of the terrible ex-
,Iosion al one Of the naval arsenals In France ne
Also EXPRESSED sorrow at the death or Leia
in England
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were men OF great experience. men who had
cupied high Diplomatic and judicial and military
positions I'm their own country. and in shOr', the
best ability Of Spain had been sent to confront the
American Commissioners
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FOR LIBRARIAN OF CONGRESS-.

TIE PRESIDENT LIKELY TO OFFER THE PLACE
TO HERBERT PUTNAM AGAIN
Washington. March s-There is good reason !"
believe that the President will again offer the place
., librarian OF Congress 70 Herbert Putnam. OF the
Boston Public Library.
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rircoIn Neb.. March 6-The withdrawal OF
rrbo,onson from the Senatorial race has caused a
realienment Of the forces opposed TO Hayward
ro-dav's Joint ballot was as follows Aleh u OPP
20. IIavu,3rd tRop) %; Webster u, Field y Lam
berton. ;; Weston. 8. Adams. /; Reese. g. Ihomp-
son l: absent, II.
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RrrMORs OF oUAY's WITHDRAWAL.

COLONEL. GEORGE F. HUFF TALKED or As HIS
SUCCESSOR.
Harrisburg. Penn March There are rumors
current here tonight that Senator Quay Will with
draw before the close Of the present week ana
that Colonel George F. Hun. of Greenshurg. VIII be
chosen as his successor in the United states sen
ate. A., 49,. ...,...,s ~,
the dpht the Lancaster del cation VIII deserl MN
On account OF the removal OF nephew OF eN-Au-
ditor-C;cncral Myn. OF Lancaster, by Governor
stone from a subordinate place IN one 9i uie
nose reports and insist that under no conditions
v.iu he withdraw They say their lines are intact,
and The rumors OF further defectons In their ranks
Alls Ira
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

For New England and Eastern New-iork. fair ard
cold fresh 10 brisk east 10 north WINDS
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New jersey generally
,, and somewhat colder. fresh brisk north TO east
winds. 49,, r,.,..-. -, ,,.-,t.r,
ersrly eair and somewhat colder brisk variable winds.
becoming north~esterly 49, .., 800. o., ,, .,t.
For Western York fair orlrk east l" norm "in"S
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VARIETY ENTERTAINhENTS.

,yere come new features and several Of the best
ones ~ nrevious weeks were retained In the list
were NJ. and Mile Rofx IN res'S OF oa'1l''I's'
Sad, Alfarabi Russian gymnast; the Sisters itapno,
Henri French comic jugger ana p.cNc I -
halancers, and Frederick Carenzes boo'ol"cN
Quintet
AT Tony Pastors Theatre yesterday large au-
| stocos attended the continuous performance Those
yho had time 10 see the whole round OF entertain
ers saw and heard Mr.. and Mrs ArthuT S'um"h'
Hall and saey Post and clinton mmn o y yyes
90 c,lsfs ana dancers. the Savoys. Miss Eva
| Nndge the Fields Dawson and Booin HoIinsn ana
| VI Girard and Monte Elmo and Tony Pastor
Among the features Of the performance which
o-,ueed the visitors AT Proctor's Tweniy-thirn
Street Theatre yesterday we're the queen s ran
-. o,oretta written by George Toiten Smith. with
r,,,s,c nv \ BALDWIN sloane. Harry Lacy. In bob
| pockett's Pajamas"; Barons DOGS James fdch-
r,ord Glenroy. Jessie the balloon jockey; me rel
| ericks trio acropatS' ho"aIn an" "'"''" anu '''
Andrews. mimic.
Nice Minnie Palmer made her hrst appearance on
| - ,aoo of continuous variety yesterday AZ the
t 80 palace and acted in a sketch which
| - the audiences. Among the other attrac-
i, crare the AnglO-American Quartet francesca
Reddinrgg ana George nri Davis and the Kenyons
,.,.,r, ~ importance IL changed al the Eden
/ &c.. tbis week The waHworkf ana me chema'o-
..,b ,icWs are SHOWN anu 'Ii' ''lD ~ "a nv
n,t"In,rian band are given afternoon ana evening
..r,e entertainment as last week was contin-
,,ohor & Fiedss Music Han last night
Uen d, ,,rii,sciiee are now nearly ready.
r,ov,rd Harriean and his company. In his play
..Tarrv Logan" greatly amused the audiences Al
~ l.,t,n Square Theatre yesterday. There
Rem ,,," nrogramme with numerous entertain
ing features.
u,,hor.s Fourteenth street Museum had largo
10 all dav Yesterday. and ihey were RECALLED
MN the sight Of abundant curo.iues ana Win
arie,v enteri ainment Ia the th'a'I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07

-,,.o. ono. Marc, Z a. m-The weather yester-
H. was fair The temperature ranged between u ans
a. des-ee. ,hc average Os9 degees being ~ degrees
tue, rsn on sunday ~ degrees higher than on th7
,orr.spr ndlng date last year 80 .., -. ,.t-
I'm and near this city to day there VIII probably % lar
and colder weather.
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NO CHANGE IN CALIFORNIA
THOMPSON wIrHDRAws IN NEBRASKA.

Sacramento. Cal. March 6.-The seventy-second
ballot for United States Senator showed no change
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rR1srvB local OBSERVATIONS

a., ,h,s diagram the continuous white line SHOWS the
IN #, nressure a. Indicated by The Trbunes self
rsrometer The dotted line shows the tenpera-
,ura as recorded AZ Perry's Pharmacy
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American Art at Public SALE
ny ORDER OF THE ARTISTS
Tomorrow (Xvedncsdayl Evening.
at - O'Clock.
At The American Art Galleries.
MADISON SO. SOUTH SEW NoHh.
A COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL pkA"iN"'
r. w. ktMBLE.
Thur.dav Fvenin& 81 $40.
REPRESENTATIVE LANDSCAPES AID MAXINE"
CHARLES MELVILLE DEW bh.
AND
Friday Evening ~ = o'clock.
IMPORTANT SALON PICTURES EASTERN s1n'NN's
AND DECORATIVE WORKS
FREDERIC \. RRIDGNAN.
Free View D,v AID Evenings
until 4 ami "a until 2 80
THOMAS r. KrRBY. A"ct'on"er'
AvpRtcAN ART ASSOCIATION Manager
> Fast e3n ST MADISON SGT ARE ~'Dlh
A.
FIFTH AVE. AUCTION ROOMS
VIM 2 T;o6RMhX' AHTc-TIoNEER
VOW % exhibition
A PRIVATE LlI5R Ak
CONFUSING
MY; MY HoH Hfsr3 NRM 'Ni RNp IocAL Ec9RPs
F2S6dTTEEgyy. T RI dAIA AcETIH woRs
ROwf.ANDsONs CoroRFD CAkl, Az c I'm H Nj
GRONoWs MEMOIRS. CR.IkSHAHN' W. ~ W.
STANDARD sets of Dickens. Eliot, Du-
mas F,m~rson, Flake; fronn~, a, sI a. -,
Longfellow. Many IN + Inc To- david
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
THURSDAY and FRIDAY Evenings.
MARCH AND 10 At O'CLOCK
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SORROW AND SYMPATHY IN ENGLAND.

London. March 6--Deop regret is expressed here
on an sides Al the death Of Josephine Kipling. the
sS-year-od daughter Of Rudyard Kipling. who Is
announced 20 have succumbed TO pneumonia this
morning In Ncw-York and sincere hopes are eX-
pressed that the shock and bereavement viii not
reard the progress Of the father seriously affect
The health % the mother. already Wearied with
nursing
deep syrrafhv m the berea venent that has come
70 The Kirng family through Tho death ~ Jose
rhine nth Daily News" suggests that there should
X some irtermiesion IN the private kilograms and
letters Of Inquiry which call for Mrs Kipling's
psrsonal acknowl edgment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07

Notn,ne Of importance is changed al the EIDE
,,',s week The waxworks and the cinemat'
"'o tous are shown and The concerts of m
tIiungarian band are given afternoon ana evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07

The same entertainment as last week was comm
,rh,r & Fields's Music Han last night
IN We" %url4sGuee are now nearly ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-07

Edward Harriean and his company In his pay
.TArry Logan" greatly amused the audiences Ts at
,-,,.r Souare Theatre yesterday. There
KEN ," ,rorramme. with numerous entertain
in features
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-07
4 rAPER TO M PRoUD or.

There may have been issued yesterday
better newspapers than the Posi-Yntelli-
gencer; but It may fairly be questioned Il
any were more satisfying. Who can name
another city OF 75.ooo people where, In the
midst Of the usual quiet summer season.
paper Of thirty-two pages Is issued quite
- matter OF course. And what q paper
II wass First there was presented an the
news Of the day, just a. the Post-Intelli-
Eencer presents It's every day in the week.
Then there was great variety Of selected
articles covering wide range OF human
interest. The original contributors were
represented IN strong and attractive array.
Judge Allen furnished two columns OF keen
and good humored satire on . topic OF spe-
csai value. Did you overlook IT.? II you
did. hunt up your Sunday paper. and read
the first ten lines. The Poss-Inteiiigencer
win guarantee tina, you win not lay It
down until you have read the last words
And Nancy Lee. Who IL 50 breezy, capti-
waiting and altogether 50 original. The
stories Of the town were unusually wen
told The special article on street char
1N*SSs HAu an aStIacSiSenexS TO every per-
son who knows anything about Seattle.
and Its intrinsic merit. besides. was great.
The miscellaneous features were varied
and carefully chosen. Tho illustrations.
from Murphy's inimitahle cartoons to
kempfs remarkable character sketches,
and the splendid Woodland park half
tones. were all interesting. The special
letters from New York. Washington and
San Francisco. all written by correspond
ents engaged for the poss-In;eiiigencer
alone, were a particularly ine feature
Nothing was omitted that would serve TO
make the eaItson complete in every depart
ment and both readable and instructive
from drst page 10 last.
The Poss-inseiligeneer gives its
readers No stale. anreal syndicate
stua. IL Has secured and Will uaain-
taia = large aad competent special
ssaR whose aim II 20 farsssh some-
thtnw In every column Of intercst
and vaiac 10 every reader. Moth.
lag II printed because u costa little
or nethtaG. Every 1tae IL put 60
thc test ~ TO whether 10 IL worth
prfntinR.
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TIE new Mexican per cent. bonds are
quoted above par at Amsterdam. This IL
very gratifying TO tha Mexican govern
ment. ard should serve as an object kssc<s
10 ether republics os Central and South
Amesiea. The strong and stable govern
usnt ef President Dssr has encouraged! the
investment az foreign capital. ana. led to the
prosperity q the country. With an equally
ssrosss government. afyoeaing prosecttoa 20
foreign Interests ard encouraging home de-
ye1opmenf, ether Spanish American re-
aahiscs ~enia he as prosperous in proper
zion IS Is Mexico aaa would and !, as easy
70 Goat bonds a. lor rates OF interest far
inssrns. improvements. Perhaps Tire lesson
VII ae learHea In sse course eg time. bat
the grcs.a Of sssrh knosteige IN the Latin
mind seems 70 Re slew c-oceSs