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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
MAINE DEAD AT ARLINGTON.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BURIAL To-DAY-LIsT
OF IDENTIFIED BODIES.

Washington. Dec. 27.-Captain sigsbee and
Chaplain Chadwick called at the Navy Depart
ment this morning to consult with Assistant
Secretary Allen regarding the ceremonies at
Arlington tomorrow in connection with the
burial Of the bodies Of the Maine victims The
bodies OF 151 sailors arrived here at o'clock
this morning over the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad on a special train of six cars They
were escorted by guard of honor composed or
twelve men from the Texas. including one or
the members OF the original Maine crew, Jerry
Shea The party was under the command OF
Lieutenant Benham. The bodies were conveyed
to Rosslyn. Va, and there were transferred 10
wagons and removed to the burial site in Airing
ton Cemetery. The collins have been placed In
open hospital tents. and the guard of honor VIII
be maintained over them until they are-burled
tomorrow. The exercises will be as simple as
possible. The President and members or the
Cabinet and many naval officers are expected 10
attend the ceremonies The Navy Department
to-day ordered q sufficient number OF wreaths
made Of galax leaves to enable one to be placed
on each coffin.
The list Of the identified bodies Is as follows:
JOHN i DIERKiXG %ANEs f dSSinaH
NERO CHIEF maGhHis HARRY KEYS ..scr Grd sIa.
PATRICK GAFFNEY. fireman ddentncati1n brp
able): JOSEPH LEERY fireman; JAMES II hpi,
ERTS marine identification prohaheli CAltl. n.
SMITH. seaman ANDREW ". EIlkSON; seaman IiII
JOHN J. MMANtS. fireman; CHARLES h ASTTlaI,'
gunners mate. third class; WILLIAM j: fhN IN
boatswains mate GUSTAV HOLM, ooatsWhIn ~ :
mate: CHARLES F. W. FIREMAN. gunners mae :;
FREDERICK JERNEE. coal nasssr; nnRE !.
mate Erobabel: PATRiCK FLYNN fireman xG (p525
able): FRANCIS c. PHILLIPS. apprentl
T. MUDD (prohablel; THOMAS j. J3NET9ns oV ~,
passer; F. j. MNE1CE. coal pa.ser; JAMf;9 ~, W
LOUDEN apprentice doubtful; SAMUEL LES L,I.
ordinary seaman y. J. SMITH apprentice COUNTY, Ix
ALFRED SMITH coal passer; MI ioEN.dd - nnV(N
ROY coal pass- (pruhablel; JOSEPH ?. Hof'pNN'
fireman doubtful; HUGHES PAIhE - =, ,ry fltNl
FRITZ BOIL. bayman doubtfuD: WILLIAM. DoN
OTGHY ordinary seaman: FRANK SITIoN.r r nre
man DANIEL PRICE. fireman d0psifnn1 6rpp6Eais
FRfCK n KNIESE (prohahlel' HENh1 gh,r1e:
isnd.man; CHARLES I. JUST. apprentice: JANE,
BOYLE. quartermaster. GEORGE JllISsoS. ru.l
pasaer (iouhtfuD. WILLIAM J. HORN hremer
fprobabc): JOSEPH SCILLY, boileruIaker ALhr;.
n HTSNFR gunner's mate JAMES VI, ists..N", IT,
cbief woman lprohablcD. SOPHTS NlEISoN. cox
swain Cprchahlel. THOMAS " COLE baymHn ,pron
abi-l: CHARLES 4. SCOTT gunner nate
fuD: JOHN MATZA coal passer Lnrohahlel. ~. III.
FT<CV apprentice. THOMAS J. HORIh c,ai rasS-,
WALTER SELLERS spothecary. ALti'hp -
smith CprohabIel. ROBERT BtRKHARpI. Quarter
master (nrohahlel. FRANK FISHER. ordinary ,eh
man: MT.LARD r HARRIS qunr'ernas'rJp ~ 81
IAN TT'ND coHswhu (nrobahle); ~ ~
marine (rrohshle1: GFOPCE ". KLoElifiI, NJ
rrentire. JOHN T. BARRY, a1prrnticea ~ 1873
Cr'RRAN coxswain anf = ". JoHNSoN' "'''n"'y
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STATEMENT FROM MR. wARszAwrAK

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: 1 zee in to-days issue 81 The Tribune nat
n lanes stokes Of Rrooklyn. quoted some remarks
of the late II. l.. Moody which your paper says
were generally construed 10 refer 70 me- among
collection FOR mo and he told mo he would not 90
f." - no. ..ot,o
9Th Mr. Moody or he 10 me. and OF course nave
rever askcd Mr. Moody 10 take up collection TOT
mo or DO anything else for me. .,
onlv once I'm my lie had the privilege or shak-
ing hands with Mr Moody. but neither ne nTt
tbls letter known through your valuable paper
Won Will greatly ohgc 1890 r,-.,,,,1y
eunerln,eudent American Mission TO the jews
~ NJ serDnd-aVc Dec. - ls'.
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PLANS FOR ANOTHER CONFERENCE
REPORT THAT THE GOVERNOR. WHO. 1T
WAS SAID. CAME TO town WITH
HIS SECRETARY. WILL MEET
pr.AT~r AGAIN

Republican politicians IN this city were interes'eu
last night in preparations for another conference
between Governor Roosevelt and Republican ORGAN
ization leaders. As rule inc conference ~.
hoor announced IN advance hut last evening there
seernod 10 be a disposition 10 keep conference mr.
raneemcnts secret The Governor. II was SAID ar
rived In the city early in the evening Accompanies
hy william j. YounGs his secretary 'o''he'
youngs vent to the Fifth Avenue Hotel b'hja''."
H. Oden jr. chairman Of the Republican ''"'o
Committee came TO the city from MS hoin' III
Newburg and was nj the flt'h Avenue ny
.orlv f., the evening. but he disappeared before
'''iS.L senator platt NJ The hotcl, hu' "AS
inaccessible 10 newspaper mon. ,,-,. ,.,a.,.,
Inouirles AT various places fnued 10 tuct1 -.
- - 90 the time OF the conference with the 10Y
ernor or the reasons for the conference ), was
taik among Republican politicians, ho"eNe', VIZ" ~
qepator Plat and the Governor wfre 20 W 20
agree upon the makeup OF tho toW,pA,l2}n 70 ~
ylse the city charter ana upoh cHI'I "''--
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RRIGBT PROSPECTS FOR WOOL TRADE

Boston Dec. T.-"The American WOOL ana COT
- ponor,er" will say tomorrow OF the wool
trade:
nh mast veek interrupted as It has been by the
hoiidav has been naturally very quiet one. Prices
80 atso dv and there weak spots TO be found
az Cor ~ n very careful canvass OF the situation
reveals The few sales which have been made nave
potese nigh range OF values for next year. as may
Be Indicated by the fact that attempts are being
made in several sections OF the West to contract
snr wool on the sleeps back Indications are thar
the entire clip for next year Will be contracted TOT
AZ an earlier date than was ever known before
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
NETTING OF ST. JOHNLAND SOCIETY,"

The annual meeting OF the st. Johnland society
was held Yesterday afternoon I'm the rectory OF the
f.hurcb ~ the Holy Communion. No. A. West
Twentlcth-st The reports FOR the last year were
gratifying At tho home in Kings PARK, Long
Island. ISL persons were cared for, as against III
the ycar before. or this number two-thrds were
cared for free.
The Rev. Henry Mottet was reelected pres'ue"''
William Alexander Smith. vice-prcsdent, In place
81 3D.. l,te Cornelius Vanderbilt; Francis T. Hyde.
secretary. and Francis VI. Bacon treasurer Bishop
,r,stce and Alfred O. Vanderbilt also elected n
trustee The committees for tho year will remain
10 nr1a
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THE CONSPIRACY TRIALS.

PUBLIC PROSECUTOR FINISHES HIS PLEA BEFORE
THE SENATE HIGH COURT.
Paris. Dec. 27-The Public Prosecutor con-
Guided his closing speech this evening before the
Senate, sitting as a High Court. in the con-
spiracy cases. He asked that an especially Sc
we're sentence be imposed on NJ. Jules Guerin
the president Of the Anti-Semte League.
The president of the court, NJ. Fallieres then
read the decision Of the High Court. liberatins
those prisoners whose prosecution was aban-
doned yesterday. owing TO want or evidence.
The prisoners in question then left the court, one
Of their number. NJ. Cailly. shouting "Nive
Ia Republique!" and "A has Juifs!"
The court adjourned until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
FREE SILVER IN THE BAcEGRoUND.
r,,,or p,NFoRrH THINKS THE DEMOCRATS
WILL MAKE TRusTs ANp iMPEilALiS"
THE CHIEF CAMPAIGN Issvrs

v,rror pANroRrH THINKS THE DEMOCRATS
WILL. MAKE TRUSTS AHp IMPERIALISM
THE CHIEF CAMPAIGN Issurf
ruto, Donforth who was the candidate for Lieu
-, coyo,nor on the ticket with Augustus van
vi a,d who was formerly chairman on tho
r,.r,ocrarc state Committee and IN the last cam
,ots, ven. chairman Of the Executive committee
,ho, had charge Of the Democratic side OF Inc hBh'
,s f., tho city Yesterday Mr Dsnforth has Just re
turned from a trfp through the South. on "hIch ne
sovv and talked with James X. Jones. chairman OF
tho Democratic National Committee. ana hear'F al
,bo cbairr,cn 81 the various Democratic state com
r.,,,oos Mr. Danforth summed M tho result OF
his trip by saying:
,btrk tho general sentiment Is IN FAVOR OF se'c
- 49, Ucsfcrn city other than Chicago ms ui'
,isco for holding the National Convention. },
inoks as II either Milwaukee or Kansas ~ ", a.,
get the convention. ma GERM s,'ar,"rs Ca
- ~ es,abllshing National headquarters ~
Wsshinpton next year. In all my tTip th'ast "
,ha, none 81 tha leaders In the South iaNoI nan
lre - bave abandoned the 10 TO idea but they
20 MAJ conditions have changed since '''', ~
r., no dominant issues next year wiz .r , 7
I'D inperasm In fact. from inc III u,, ia
anu mn a. 10 south ! think there VIII De Htle
,ou Pio I, Erecting n union OF all Democrats me-.
49, 1,he National Convention or inc itHIo' -. ~
will be held short time hl''I Nv 10y, ahout who
wention as ia usual There Is no doun' auua' men
,,i 49, ,hc Ticket There IL but one name men ,
M and that IL Bryan. An Eastern man w
nu,nhahlv he named FOR Nice-frcsIu'"'' ""' - Wv
early to say WHO n,
Politicians said yesterday that "ehh,u r,oh,'
n,ytd r. Hln. Hugh Mclaughlin anu I-u"",'
,,h o. would be the dclegatcs-at -lafgc '9 Ino
muIPhg. a., j National Convention ana fiho, bail
Demo- anct campbell Norman r.. MICK mn
i ,n x Mcguire would be the aherha'e"'
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DIED IN A RESTAURANT.

JOSEPH w1TTGENsTEIN WHO SERVED UNDER
BUTLER AND WALKER EXPIRES SUDDENLY.
Josepb Wittgenstein, sixty years old. Of No
23i West Forty-third-st. died suddenly In Childs S
restaurant. No. liza Broadway. yesterday after
noon. The cause Of death IS thought TO be heart
disease.
Wittgenstein WAS born in louisiana and for
many years was a planter In the Civil war ne
was appointed a provost marshal by General But
Ter. He also went to Nicaragua with General
Walker and on several occasions won praise I'm
nlibustering EXPEDITIONS.
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CINCINNATI WORKING FOR CONVENTION.

Cincinnati Dec 2.-The business men Of Cincin-
natl arc moving earnestly TO secure the Democratic
National Convention for this city. Visits have been
made 70 washington and the Cincinnati League
49,. o.I1oa n meeting OF all Interested to be held
January . at which time steps will be taken to Sc
cura n guarantee fund and to make other necessary
erraneements for putting the claims OF Clncihhau
AZ H. National Committee. 1t IL assumed here
w. ,hn Competing cities will be Kansas city. NIL.
waukee Chicago and New-fork Inc promoters OF
n'nna n propose to not only be non par tisan but
In ~ 10 Neutral as to the choice OF candidates
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DIED.

dorsed with full name and address.
DIED.
Asnew. MaryH I Randa' G Sarah 4
Bailey Frank 7. Shultas Sh mIsI1v
chickerng Joseph X. Van Week. Ellen NJ
May Alfred L. Williams Henry 0.
McJimsey. Eugene.
AGNEw--on Wednesday December q. 1892 at her 80
q wes ssth Mary H Ter . T asrs 81 s
Funeral services Friday morning, 18th inst' A' ~
kindly omit flowers
BALEY-In New-York at the residence OF his son oS s
Tuesday, December 20. Frank Trowbridgs I fancy:
Montclair, N. j., eldest son OF the ia'e '"
Funeral services will be held at the homo Of bis moshsr
No. 178 Harrlson-st. Brooklyn. ~ " on ih'''-"''
December 2s b at cdr p, me- o, the family
BIANcHI-suddenly on Tuesday morning f'A"'''
rnnsrai services at his late residence 43 West o-st
Friday morning at 10 o'clock
CHrCKERING-In Burlington. W.T. December n. Joseph
fSe , asa % No 2e4 Mapes Friday
afternoon December 20. o'clock
GAuBERT-on December 81. 1899. Alonzo Gauoert, IN
Funeral services at HIS residence No l2J Hoopers
Brooklyn. Friday evening. December 70 at e's"'
o'clock
MAY-Alfred Lewis May. aged SO.
Funeral private.
MMsEYAer short illness Eugene MSJi IN 81: s soa
tne see h9eer az he Fs PresSyerian Church 9Th
and 11th-s at 10 o'clock Thursday morning ~
cember %.
RANDALL--At the residence Of her son-insslaw ~ q
Gregory. Cooperstown. y. Y, December 70 Sarah ~
Randall IN her s7th year.
Funeral at Cooperstown.
Interrnent Greenwood.
Tsssrsy " 1ssS December a $780,
Funeral THURSDAY 2sth. at oclooxa 1rus
the residence Of his uncle Mr.. T. W Lord' loI West
12th-st
Interment private.
rNDERHILI-suddenly 18th Month. goth Day. at his
late residence Mount Kisco, " Y, George W. Uncer-
Funeral from his late residence 9Th Day. 18th Month.
Doth a 1870 q.
VAN vLECK-suddenly her home. in Middletown
Conn. December D. Ellen NJ. wife OF John NJ Van
Week aged G.. ~ -
Funeral services will be held her late residence on
Friday. December 30 nj 2:3o p. M
wARREN-on Wednesday the 9th inst, at her late
residence. No 1917 Washington Park Brooklyn Caroline
A Heath wife II Horace VI. warren
Notice Of funeral hereafter
WIf.LTANS-Henry Oakley Williams. az saranac LAxs'
Sunday. December "a
Tnterment private
A.-The Kennco Cemetery. Private station
Harlem Railroad minutes ride from the Grand central
Depot Office 10 East I2d-si.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
CHARLES rERHuNE DuRYEA.

Babylon. Long Island. Dec. 27-Charles Terhuhe
Duryca. FOR many years prominent Democrat IN
Suffolk County. died to-day after lingering III
ness He was born in Huntington and for more
than twenty-five years had lived here. Mr.. Duryea
had been Supervisor Of the town OF baoyIon'
member OF Assembly. Under Sheriff of Suffolk
County and Deputy Collector OF the Port OF .NtM
York lie was slxty-eight years oId. re Is SUI 3r
vived by four chidren-Mrs. John II. ferkns, Jc
~ Riverhead: Mrs W. Augustine D0Wdehii, IN .
Duryea and stephen G. DUryea OF TINS Nlllas''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
CON WATcH FoR GAGE z. TARBELL.

Gage f. Tarbell second vice-president OF the
Equitable Life Assurance Society. was surprised
yesterday by the presentation OF a gold watch
1ewelled fob and a ring 1t was a gift from the
agents Of the society and the list Of givers includes
States and many In Canada. +. F. Chaplin, OF To
iedo; Edward A. Woods, OF Pittsburg. and a. N
made the presentation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
FACE RIOT IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

Columbia S. c.. Dec. q (SpeciaD.-News has
reached here OF race riot at Rldgeland. Beaufort
County. IN which two negroes and white man
were killed and several others wounded RidgS-
land Is small village near the coast. thickiy
populated by negroes. Particulars are not ob-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
MRS CAROLINE A. II. WARREN.

Caroline A. Heath. the wife Of Horace NJ war
rem the vlcc-president Of the Williamsburg eaV-
ings Bank and n former leather merchant OF MAJ"
haitian, died yesterday from heart disease a' nv
home No 1877 Washington Park. Brooklyn ohe
r,os horn IN New-York OF an old New-York family
Fight wears ago Mr. and Mrs Warren celebrated
their golden wedding. She was n regular attendant
Of Plymouth Church. The funeral VIII be heia o., ~
sunday at the house Besides her husDanI snc 20
survived by two sons Horace warren oil De"'e''
and Clement Warren, OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
4 WOMAN HANGED IN MANITOBA.

brandon. Manitoba Dec Z7.-Emily Hilda Blake.
a domestic twenty-five years old. was hanged here
this morning for the murder Of Mrs Lane, her mis-
tress she walked coolly 10 the gallows.
The girl confessed her crime, saying she Cid 1t
because she loved Mrs. Lanes children and was
Jealous OF the mothers love. Her trial was brief
as she refused all offers OF counsel. and PLEADED
guilty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
FORECAST FOR TO DAY AND FRIDAY.

For Maine and Hampshire, snow to-day and prob
ably Friday: light fresh variable winds
For Rhode island rain or snow Thursday and probably
Friday: light TO fresh variable winds.
For vermont snow today Friday fair; south to west
winds
For Massachus its. to-day Friday fair In west
ern probably in eastern portion southery winds
For Connecticut NewYork. the District OF Co
umbia New-Jersey Eastern pennsylvania Delaware and
MARYLAND snow today Friday fair: fresh south 10 east
winds becoming westerly tonight,
FOR Western New-York and western Pennsylvanla
snow to-day. Friday fair probably snow near the
lakes. fresh westerly winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
rP45ys DELAYED NEAR WOODAAWN.

A locomotive attached TO the Springfield Express
which left New-York at o'clock last night on the
Ncv,-Haven Railroad. slipped an eccentric after
,oss,rp Woodlawn and was delayed an hour and
a half An &C accommodation for Stamford followed
the express and also delayed for about the
same length Of time The accommodation was hnai-
iv ordered to push the express as tar as New no,
bclir where n new locomotive was procured ana
6otb trains resumed their journeys. about TWO
l,.,llr In L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
UNDERBID BY AMERICANS.

A NETWORK COMPANY TO FURNISH ELECTRIC
FEEDERS FOR GLASGOW RAILWAYS.
Glasgow, Dec 27-The Corporation OF this
CITY has accepted the bid Of a New-York com
many for electric feeders for the Glasgow tram
ways. at f151 900 or 10000 below the lowest
british offer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
To RE LAID BEFORE DIR. PrRrEs TO-DAY.

The formal call to become the pastor OF the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church will this at
ternoon be laid before the Rev. DR.. George T.
Purves at Princeton. by one committee from the
Session and another committee from the congIegh-
ton OF the late DR.. Halls church. The committee
hope TO bring back with them an assurance
that DR.. Purvcs will be their new pastor.
Princeton, n. j.. Dec. 27.-Dr. Purves, wnen seen
tonight. said he would most probably make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
STRIKE IN FRANCE SPREADING.

St Euenne. Dec. T.-The strikers marched IN
procession to-day 10 several OF the mines where
partial work is proceeding. but dragons stationed
at the pitheads protected the "orheIs' anu Il" us
order has occurred. wi, :, it,
The strike has spread TO the mines Of Rive de Gler
. town in Loire twelve and a half miles by rail-
from this place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
THE FAMINE IN INDIA.

London, Dec H-The Viceroy OF India Lord
Curzon OF Kedeston. telegraphs from Calcutta
that there has been no increase Of rain and thai
SI51 600 natives suffering from famine are now
receiving relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-12-28
prAGrE RAGING IN NEW-CALEDONIA

Sydney, n. S. w. Dec. 1.-THE British Consul al
Noumea confirms the report that the plague in a
.ay.ra tvne ,s raging and that many deaths from
that cause have occurred in New-Caledonia. the
governments OF Australia have taken stringent pre-
Cautions for ouarantining arrivals from Noumea
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OFFICES.

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statement tomorrow afternoon. but that he could
say nothing further at present Members and trus so
practically given up hopes OF trying to retain Dr.
Purves their pastor.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in measure indicated by The Tribune self
recoriing la The dotted line shows the :empera
ture as recorie, at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE. Dec. 2s. a. m.The weather yesterday
WAS fair and cold. The temperature ranged between -
and "a degrees the 27 desree being degrees
higher than that Tuesday and 50 lower than
thai of Inc corresponding day OF last year.
SNOW with rising temperature IL Indicated for DAY
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC


m for mt 90 e cns. Me Taesas
camPsche TaISsS9 ana chispas. per $. vsilsnci..
Ms,ss m ;.' asSsf @'''' 81 GdSsT OF
for rgsrsS Rico SeI per r Mas o., s
en- @ per-: oT.ssn G,.,,r,.. ,,,.,
mSm4 lG an M 6oF l aa s'iS
Fortune Island Ja%ass ssysn lila, and carthsssns
directed per Adironaack'1; at 10 a. m supple
M s4 c Sso per @ for M d' a Havana Aaf at
m for NgsSSs per G & .ana az and san pOmns
aH va psa nnG S fs per North sysneS and
$40 p. m. .connectnE clos. Lose. here every Monday
W sosn a ana snS Sy steamer close at this once
daily $50 ?. m Mails for Cuba by rail TO Pct PCT
dace say except Monday at Y ohe eSnnsc,-
Malls Tor Cuba, by rai to Miami, Fla. and thence BY
S ae.Sa and SaSa Nan. SG CITY ov.
s i@S T az n: daily $50 ,, ana a
Mails for s e1 r snS SenSe sHd
Sse 6DS s f as sa a. S e ana
@ mail r. ,s at p second ay before Sy ''s
TRANscACIFIc MAILS
Seattle close here daily at $3.50 p. up. 70 December
ssl. sfd' %a nous. a %rss ed Mai.
elusive for dispatch per = city OF London Malls for
Australia except West Australia which via Eu-
and New Zealand which soes Via San Francisco.
Hawaii and Fiji Islands via Vancouver close here
daily at $50 D. up 10 December 100 inclusive for
dispatch per Aorangi. Mails for Hawaii China.
Japan and Philippine Islands. via San Francisco,
close here daily at $3.50 p. m; up TO January n, tn
elusive dispatch per Gaelic. Mails for Hawaii,
VIA san Francisco close here daily at $50 up to
January u.s. inclusive. for dispatch per Australia.
Zealand Hawaii FIJI and samoan Islands. via
Francisco tose here daily at $3.50 after December
$50 and up TO January 40. inclusive, or on day OF
arrival campania, due at New York January ~,
dispatch y =. Moana.
Transpacihc forwarded OF sailing only.
and schedule OF closing Is arranged the presump
their uninterrupted overland transit tRegered
IN closea at q u. previous day. 4
CORNELIUS VAN cOrT, Postmaster.
Postofice. New York n. T.. December % 1894.
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MARRIED.

pt,rNAM-HoPKINsoN-on Tuesday, DscsneM zH
1900 in the CITY New-Tork, Angelica Ratnpons my
kinson TO Or Charles r. L. Putnam.
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MINISTER IRWIN RECEIVED

Lisbon. Dec Fixing Carlos to-day gave an audi
ence to the new United States Minister 10 Portugal
John n. Irwin.
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