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New-York tribune., 1899-07-14

bar the entrance Of the Baltic and thus prevent
the egress OF the Russian fleet. The entrance 10
the Baltic is so narrow and difficult that 1t
may be said to be commanded by the guns OF the
Swedish forts. while it would require but small
British naval force to blockade the outlet. it
being assumed Of course. that Germany would
close the Kiel Canal to Russia.
Ekaterininsk renders Russia henceforth i'm
rune from any peril Of this character, and II Is
believed that from now on the Car VIII rely
upon gunboats destroyers and torpedo cratt TOT
the defence Of his Baltic ports. and Will remove
his entire Baltic feet which is far more power
full than either his Black Sea fleet or his Medi-
terranean squadron, to his new port on the
Murman coast.
II is thoroughly in keeping with the policy Of
Russia that so much secrecy should have oeeh
observed in connection with the construction OF
this new port which has been in progress for
number Of years. and upon which an enormous
amount Of money has been spent. Indeed the
Russian press has been forbidden to mention
ANYTHING about the matter. and. inasmuch as
the coast Of Russian Lapland lies beyond the
cruising limits of all the maritime Powers. the
oraa, works at Ekaterninsk have gone on WITH
ont exciting any attention. The construction OF
the mort has entailed the building Of a line OF
railroad some six hundred miles in length 10
Kin,i with a branch line 10 kandalask on the
White Sea and in this way the new naval
stronghold may be said to be connected with 81
Petersburg. not only by means Of the flhhISn
railroad system. but likewise by the so-calied
Petra azavodsk line. ,,a D..
The defences Of Ekaterinnsk are declared 10
he as extensive as those Of Kronstadt' me tn mos
nowerfnl naval stronghold in the world. WINE
r. areenaI the drydocks and the facilities Tor
the building Of great warships are superior 10
those Of any other maritime station or the hus-
While for the present the opening OF this port
is unlikely to receive abroad the full attention.
that II deserves. yet the matter will become one one
vi pa - n,ar between Russia and either
FrgIand or Germany. For. using Ekaterinlnsk
as a naval base. the northern fleet OF the Czar
s,id aiI the YEAR round harass German or Eng
Vouiu - o. a.Iartic shinping 10 such degree as
praCtIcaHS - EX-ATTACHE.
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THE DEAN OF ELY TO LECTURE.

The Very Rev DR.. c. ". Stubs Dean Oh ELY
Cathedral has accepted offer OF MAJOR j. %
Pond by cable 10 give 100 lectures IN America the
coming SEASON beginning about the middle OF
October Dean stubbs is a graduate Oh ''u"eS
Sussex College Cambridge. He comes from @ ioHs
line ~ Puritan ancestry having descenoed Iio"i
the same Yorkshire yeoman stock as the present
Bisbop Of oxford whose kinsTnan ne Is Aii'oHe
others Who came from the same Yorkshire nome
stead were Thomas stubbs. the Dominican mohA
and chronlcler of the Cathedral OF YORK fni',p
stubbs author of The Anatomie OF ApuSeS' "
1879 and The Discovery OF Gaping Guipn'
II is natural to suppose that Dr stuDps. 'ne ,eaa
OF Ely could have little in common with the ions @
traditions of an ancient ecclesiastical iouhoa
such as that Of Ely Cathedral and yer IhSIe t whose
doubt that the church has a man to-ua; 'La@nin1
hands its stately traditions are III saiu thst
The Dean s said 70 have physical enoo" 1rghf
At him for eadership-the tai meastr,. easy
frame suggestive of his yeomah az. - zen high
natural dignity Of bearing, hrmness "a a'R giance
broad forehead and alert and penetrauis sShskA-
Dean Stubbs's subjects for lectures ar Rmssell
sbeare as Religious Teacher jam ann he Puri-
Lowell Poetry and Life Mton and and Christian
Socialism IF rederc Maurice, f!oS ,acts,res
ingaIe." and a course of three ilust'a'eo
Ely Cathedral"
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EKATERININSKS S IMPORTANCE.
RUSsIA'S NEW NAVAL STRONGHOLD On
THE ATLANTIC OPEN ALL THE
YEAR ROUND.

Through the opening yesterday by Grand Duke
Vladimir OF the new naval stronghold ana sea-
port OF Ekaterininsk, Russia may be SAID 10
enter upon a new era Of considerable impor-
tance not only to Great Britain. but also 70 the
United States For in Ekaterininsk she obtains
for the first time seaport on the Atlantic open
all the year round whence her northern heet
can sally forth at will to the Atlantic Ocean
without any danger of its being shut up In the
Baltic Sea.
Until now the northern half OF Russa's navy
has been practically useless during the whole OF
each winter-that is to say. for nearly six months
OF the year-owing TO the ice in the Baltic while
in the event OF war Il would be the easiest thins
in the world for Sweden and Germany comoiheo'
or even one Of these two Powers separately 70
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
THREE BOYS TREATED WITH SERUM DIE
CASES AT BELLEVUE, MANHATTAN AND HARLEN
HOSPITALS DO NOT RECOVER.

William McNuty. twelve years old, or No. -
West One-hundred- nd-hfteenth-st.. who was taken
to the Manhattan Hospital on Wednesday. died
there yesterday He shot himself IN the first hnger
OF the left hand with blank cartridge on the
Fourth. tearing part Of the finger away. At the
hospital II found that lockjaw had developed
The physicians decided 10 inject some serum INTO
McNulty's breast. This was done on Wednesday
afternoon. and under It's influence the boy seemed
10 improve. He appeared to do so well that II was
decided TO inject serum into his brain yes
terday II he continued to improve, but the boy
became worse IN unaccountabl ble manner IN the
night and died early In the morning.
Joseph Lavinsky. victim Of locktaw, died at
Bellevue Hospital at 2:30 o'cock yesterday morning
His skull had been opered by the operation OF
trepannig and the antitoXin serum was injected
into his brain Wednesday night. but the treat
ment not successful
Charles Roth. twelve years old. of No. 6i3 Eagle
ave died in the Harlem Hospital at l2:3o o'clock
this morning from lockjaw.
The boy accidentally shot himself In the pa I'm
Of his left hand July 4. The disease did not de-
velop until Monday last. He was received In the
hospital on Wednesday and tetanus antitoXin used
Ordinary injections were first made. without sue
cess As the case was desperate the surgeons de-
cided 10 perform the dangerous opera ton OF tre-
panning and injecting the serum into the brain
This was done Wednesday night. At first the boy
was believed TO show improvement. but he began
10 fail Yesterday afternoon and grew rapidly worse
until death ended his sufferngs
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BARBER-At MortcIair y. =, Thursday July IN -
the residence Of her sol-n-law. + A. Jnoson nv
Agnes Beach narber, the sist year or her age
Notice OF hereafter.
BATE.s-In Brooklyn on Wednesday. July IL OF oos-
Relatives and friends are invited attend the funera
services from residence No 81 New-forAa'e-'
Friday. July II. al ?. m
Interment private
BIILLN-Sud4enly at Minnewaska. Annie Lyman biuin'
wife oi tho l. William Garland Billin
Interment private at Woodland.
CHATFIELD-At her summer home. Brooks Va,e tonn,,
Wednesday July l2. 1893. Of heart fature' EalAoeto
Brooks Chatfed. wife OF Henry W. Chatned OF Srooh-
Funeral services at Brooks Vale Friday afternoon At
o'clock
Interment at Bridgeport. Conn.
cLINToN-on Wednesday. July II 1899, Morris T. Gin
ton, in his SD year. ,,,, =, - -.
Funeral from his late residence In Peeksk. y. T. on
Saturday July l5 at 230 p. m
I.chned Comfy Conn., Bernard Peters OF SrooNyn
y. Y. a.. . -
Funeral services at All Souls Church South 9;hst. on
Saturday July X. az m.
Tnterment at convenience Of family.
Please omit flowers.
sMITH-On Thursday morning. July 10. Elizabeth A.
Smith. . ~ ,,-,-..,..
Park NewYork. Friday, 10 a. m
sMTH-At EInira July r. Ellen Heys wife OF the iats
Judge II. Boardman smith a a. .,.,o.,x
Funeral services at Emr Saturday morning s5o CLOCK
sPBRRY-Louis Major age years and months con OF
r A. Sperry.
Funeral saturday at 3 p. m. Crawford y j.
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ACTIVE POLITICIANS.
MORE PATRIOTS IN THE SMALL DUTIES OF LIFE

To the Editor OF The Tribune.


To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: As active politicians are being severely
pricked with pen and tongue IT would seem proht-
able 10 hear little from the other side In my
neigh borhood the best men are all active pohtciahs
either Democrats Independents or Republicans
and while some OF them not as sensitive TO the
requirements OF the Decal0gue as they ought 10 De-
they are but a visible indication OF what the eec-
tors are.
Politicians are sure that votes count, ana that
one vote is as good as another and while they are
nlaased 20 have the excessively good people vote
with them they must secure all the votes lying
around loose to keep them from the opposition'
therefore II Is submitted that the elector Is the
man who is most In need of investigation and I'M
provement.
Some men say that politics are too dirty for them.
II that is so, then they are better than their own
locallty and ought TO be a shining light for their
neighbors Politicians know that individual pa
triotism In small things is scarce there are many
men who would like TO be great men IN great
things But the men who will attend TO the hourly
small duties such as getting up hrst IN the morning
and making the fire for their wives, are nor az
numerous as they ought to be, and these are the
men who cannot fnd time 10 vote az the suiaII
elections at primaries. which are as important as
a Presidential election, because they are SO NJ
merous and lead to all OF the ornces from the
district association 10 the White House.
What is most needed In the world at the preseh,i,
time is a greater number OF patriots N silail nn
dnries men who are all around and all the tHlc
natrfots to family, Church and state countess
grains OF sand make the confnt OF the ocean anu
fInrIe sam will never be grea; as ne ought 10 Do
nnti there are more patriotic electors.
New-York July 10. 1899. REP, SEChEIAhi.
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AN EPIDEMIC IN YONKERs.
ONE DEATH RECORDED AND FOUR CASES STILL
IN HOSPITALS

An epidemic Of loc&jaw mas broken out in Yon-
kers and less than FIVE cases are recorded on
the books Of ST. Johns and ST. Josephs hospitals
All the sufferers males. four OF them being
boys One Of the patients. who had been suffering
only a short time. died Wednesday night He
was Gustavus Sanski. whose home is In walnut
st Salinsk who sixteen years old. sustained an
injury TO his hand on the Fourth Of July. on sun
day he showed symptoms Of the disease. He was
taken to St. Johns Riverside Hospital. where he
received the serum treatment He grew rapidly
worse and died suffering intense pain. on Wednes-
day. eleven-year-old Harry Morrissey Of Orchard
St was received at St. Johns suffering from
violent attack Of tetanus. due 10 a wound made by
the explosion Of a hrecracker in HIS hand. on In
dependence Day. The childs condition is consid-
cred serious. The third patient is James Curtin
who. reported in The Tribune a few days ago.
suffered from ockiaw. the result Of scra tching
and thus poisoning the newly vaccinated part OF
his arm. Curtin is nine years old. and is believed
10 be on the road 10 recovery.
In St Johns Hospital yesterday Chester Kings
land a fourteen -year-od cOlored boy. OF James-st.
was admitted as a lockjaw patient. He was IN a
precarious condition. having contracted a vioient
form OF tetanus from severe wound on the left
hand caused by a pistol shot. also on Independence
pay. The second patient in St Joseph's Hospital
weeks ago a blank cartridge was discharged IN MS
hand causing wound which resulted In lockJaw
His recovery is almost certain.
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N.r1s FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

rn,n Aha m FOR la Plata countries direct. per s. &
% for Is"4Ss rssms sei ds;srs @u.s s's e
S,rec,ed per ThenlsO; at ? m for la Plata Coun-
sATuRDAY-k 10 for Bareadoss end Dsm:rars G.
per carbbse at 10 M tSr SeTdosoaAn d po sr
HIATT and santa Martha. per Andes: a. 10 a. N.
ts.PPe%ssnanry ss2sna S SaS carbasens per Adronas:k
Getters for Costa Rca must be directed per Aaron
nar, Mcclellan via San Juan II a. for Cuba, pr
Mexico. via Havana 'etsrs mus, De directed Ss PR
Brazil. per 5 s. Hubert. Via Para and Msnaos
Niis thence 70, BY steamer mi. once daily a. 80
Ss. Ss. r ssr' M4aon qs By rail- TO Besaa and
,bsnrs by steamer close this once daily AZ $50 p m
Mall, I,.sm.r 2T guUs coss at nj. once daily except Monda
al q che eonne'ng closes 9e cSs are On ~ a
Miami Fla and th-nee b. steamer close At ri this ofnc'
s0aSsy cesss are on Tuesdsy and saturday
Mails to Meyco CITY overland uh,ssS ,b. o,a.
sfs'1 dss q, ana :so tMail. sSF &C. cS',s 2,
Ne%-opeans and by close at this ono:
daily at p. lconns"tny cioss, here sgnaAys ana
Puerto core' am GuaismaIs, 'Hess,ered mail close:
p H. TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Mails China japan rns ss. HsSh ,y uS per 10 Js cqPS 3 d
m Mails for chira Japan and Hawaii PsT pr. Amer.
iron San . @ ns sSse ans SsTe aa s1 uD PER u
oym5is s5 o rdm Taeoms close here daily July III
s "a: jSS "A 4 sss.
IA so Islands per Aorangi tfrom vsncouyerl. cioss
bsre daily after July " and 70 July '2i $50 M
W.li. for China and japan. per Empress Of yapar
Sspann Vancouver close here daily to July f25 a.
"a, n m Mails the Society Islands per ship Gtj
% Psoeiti OrOm san Francisco. close here daily Up g
July f2s al ESQ .. M Malls for Aus,raIa ss1osy
EuropeI, Nes-Zealsnd. Hawaii FIJI and samoan isl.
snds per from san franciscoD. elost
here daily after July p and 10 August - az o&
y m on dav of arrival OF . .. csmp4nia which VII
probably arrive August ~ -,
rranspacinc mails forwarded 70 port o. sailing Dan,
snd the schedule Of closing 10 arranged on the pre-
sumption their uninterrupted overland transit rReg
i''' CORNELIUS VAN cOTT. PostmAstas.
Pcstonce. Nsw-yofk. n. T.. July u lss@
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D,o ,rncvEyT AGAINST TROLLEY LINE.

,udgmen. has been filed in the offce OF the
county Clerk OF Richmond against the staten
island Midland Electric Railroad company Dy
ptohord and Robert Wetherill. OF Chester; rem gi
IT, amount of the judgment Is NS'isy ~ lne
roll reces that the judgment was o0taher btveen so
none oney her 6 isg7 and February %, 1899 which me
Company promised to pay on demsnd, mar ,an1t sd
yanced va beng paid Judgment was given against
the road in Delaware County Penn 800 a9r The
o,,-. iant with interest from June J. loss ! ne
We'Ssr,is i've in Chester Penn, and have had
charge OF the Midland railroad since M.iiianh bnt ~
Rockwell resigned as general nahasei' "O'N
eighteen months ago.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
INHERITANCE TAX on BIO ESTATES.
AMOUNTS TO BE PAID BIT PULLMAN AND BILL
TNGs HEIRS IN CHICAGO

Chicago. July 10 (SpeciaD. Heirs OF George ~.
Pullman and Albert NJ. Billings were to-day or
dered in the County Court to pay an aggregate
OF s200 900 inheritance tax imposed by the County
Treasurer under the new law. An appeal TO the
Supreme Court is likely in both TO test fur
ther the constitutionality Of the law. The heirs
In both cases raised almost Identical questions. at
tacking the constitutoBality OF the Inheritance
Tax law on the principal ground that Il was not
proper to tax the widows share OF the estates
under their dover rights. This is the first time
that point has been raised. Both OF the Judges
decided that law included the power tor the proper
officials to tax the dover interest. and they were
not exempt
A ne Pullman heirs are taxed on the net value OF
the estate within the jurisdiction OF this state
amounting to t1s2024. The tax set by the county
Court is at present Nosis2. with small amount
postponed or the total the following three prln-
cpal heirs will receive the amounts placed oopo-
site their names and will pay the following tax
unless the Supreme Court holds differently; hatue
Sanger Pullman. widow t2.62s.6is tax about s3.v'o:
Florence p Lowden. daughter, about SZeoeo TAX
about 500 900: Harriet r. Carolan, daughter aoout
100000 tax about $4,000 -, -
OF the Billings estate the three principal nene-
fcares are: Augusta s. Billings. widow HSoS l9l.
tax s23.43l: c. X. G.. Billings. son. sZOZls tah
s. s2l A. NJ. Billings. eleven-year-old grandson
N.i2i.314 tax sN0i3.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

yEsrrRpAY's RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington July lathe pressure continues hsn w.
the East Gulf States and on the Mloo'e 80 ,,s a.,
,,.,s ..,b.r conditions with rain have prevailed IN
,hs Iaks regions the Middle Atlantic Soas a IN
- tnnsr Nissssippi Valley and Middle ROCKY
The temperature has fallen In the
.e-S ohio Valley and Middle ROCKY houutAl'
region w 80. remained nearly stationary elsewhere
weather and showers may be expected NJ ne
North Atlantic states and Saturday IN me
sn,h ati,rtic states The high Temperatures IN ne
S7ln r., Gulf states and In the Lower ohio ana
Magte valleys will be broken by showers Fri
MiadS or night Variable winds will prevail on
~ Atlantic Coast.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
ARREST IN A WESTCHESTER CASE.
PLAYMATE ACCUSED OF FIRING THE PISTOL
WHICH CAUSED DEATH.

Joseph Rezhofsky. thirteen years old. Of Blondei-
ave West Chester died Wednesday from lock-
law the result OF pistol shot wound OF the mana
On tho Fourth OF July. Joseph Fries. twelve years
IA =, East Chester Road, West Chester, was
,aken 70 the Morrisania police court yesterday on
susptcion OF having shot Rezhofsky Frank Req
hofsky, seven wears old. brother OF tne aeaa poy
decIarsd that Fries had shot his brother with
Hank cartridge accidentally. Another boy SAID
that Rezhofsky had shot himself ana ne secIarea
that he saw the accident. AaAs's"a'o f'
paroled Fries until Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
ONE MORE BOY VICTIM.

Another victim OF lockjaw was received at Roose-
welt Hospital yesterday afternoon. Leo Hagan.
eleven years old the OF Felix Hagan. liquor
dealer at No &O West Sixty-eighth-st. ana a
nephew Of Warden Hagan OF the Tombs. was ad-
ro,tted TO the institution Young Hagan lacerated
his right hand with frecrackers on July 4. His
condition Is serious
Dr Marry. who has charge OF the case used anti
toxin In the case last evening.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
Guceial Notltes.
Tribune Terms to Nail subscrfbers'
IN THE UNITED STATE

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often as desired 81 30 for three months s. for SIX
morths, $40 year. -. ..-...
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six months; IS year. .. l., .,s..
50 wear Address changed often as desired:
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. issued Wednes sdays - ysA.
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SEMI WEEKLY TRIBUNE. issued Tuesdays and Fri
days 50 year 81 tor six months Ever IussaAih, i, =
trated supplement TO foreign countries except AeAeo
and Canada. includins extra postage ~ ~ year
TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1890. . cents copy
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three months. The total attendance for the spring
quarter is given 1911 which Is divided az fol-
lows: Divinity school. III; graduate schools. 329:
12s
In the last twelve months 1850 different students
have attended the university faculty number
ing 235 members has been required to instruct
these students.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
SERUM HELPED. BUT THE BOY DIED.

Charles Brodhead. the thirteen-year-old son OF
NJ and Mrs Daniel d. Brodhead OF La Tourette
place Bergen Point, N. j.. died yesterday forenoon
a. the Bayonne Hospital from iocktaw. Every
" NJ. remedy 10 save the lads life was tried.
~ ,n,urv which developed the fatal malady was
me, Inc Jgn,1nd on the hand that the boy received
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
rocKJAw FROM A RAMROD WOUND.

pa,srson July u (Special).-Lockjaw claimed
victim here to-day as the result OF Fourth OF
JuIy celebration. in Martin Breen: ten years 3ld.
nh9 dted AZ his home. No. lG North first-st TINS
,tng Wno 1 THE boy was struck by the ramrod OF
do' n Axn1oding cannon the Fourth The wound
was promptly attended TO- out tetahus resulted
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY

For New-Fnsland and Eastern Ne~-fork. threatening
~ sav with probably showers in the northern Po"o"'
,,,- saturday; variable winds - r,.,,..,,.
ias ~ Distric Of Columbia. Eastern pennsylvania
w'Jersey Delaware and Mary end sg sI"Eer " N'' u"
ssf,ed conditions Saturday; varab WinIs uo.,syya,t,
For Western New-iork ana MssseiE e.,,rdav sxcent
.hp,r.-s today. probably threatening satutuaS' eAeP
shars-s an the lake coast; winds Nariaoie-
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
rpra,rxr local OBSERVATIONS.

Tribun, ofce July Il. a. m.-The weather Yesterday
was cloudy and threatening late In the day Inc tenn
rratu. ranged es and 80 degrees the average
~. d.greesl being y Of degree lower than on tne
previous day and 60 degrees higher than on 'he cur
Ths leather today will be threatening with probable
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
urrrr1tf & RARTON MISSING.

Worcester July lg-William s. Barton VINO "a'
Treasurer of the city of Worcester for over t"ehS
1--WE years. retiring January ief' DIS Snr,
Tuesday morning saying he was gong - to' seventy
walk. and has not since returhsu. aod health for
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
CHICAGO UNIVERSITY STATISTICS.

Chicago July l3 (SpeciaD.-President Harper OF
the University of Chicago. to-day issued his quaI
II, .,a,emen, of the condition of the university
The document contains statistics Of the attend
sucs and work done by the university for the last
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
DIED FROM TOY PISTOL INJURY.

Syracuse " Y, July l3-Edward Minchell. a
fourteen year old boy died No. 90 East Wash
ington-st this morning from lockjaw. He was IN
iured by a toy pistol on July l.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14

DAILY with sunday 81 IS month Address changed
DAILY without Sunday. 81 - month. address
changed as often as desired
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from blank cartridge on the Fourth ne ne DO, 20!
was well enough last Friday 10 70 on steamboat
excursion up Long Island sound Lockjsw set in
however several days ago and he was removed 70
the hospital where he suffered several spasms
which were relieved by hypodermic injections OF
serum.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
EX-SENATOR GORMAy BETTER.

Magnolia Mass, July B-formeI INIT ~ IRE
Senator Arthur p German who is staying mere
and who has been M. was greatly improved to-day
New-York tribune., 1899-07-14
IN NEW YORK CITY.
RENIITTANCES

One cent per copy extra postage is charged On we
DAILY and sEMI-MEEKLY TO mail subscribers In New
York city.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sATURDAY-At $3.50 a. m. for Europe per g Sam-
mania via Queenstown Qetters for France s~itzerana
ttsiy spain Portugal Turkey Egypt and British India
must be directed per campana,D; at $50 a. n ,or
France Swzeran1 Ittiy Spain. Portugal Iurkey.
Fgypt and British India. per s la Nprmandie w
Havre: at a. N tor Netherlands direct per > ho,-
tsrdam via Rotterdam Oetters must be directed Per
Rottefdam'O: at Q m. FOR italy. per $ Ems va ~
Nsnles lettsrs be directed per Ems'), AZ ~
m Tor Scotland direct. per Furnessia, VIA GiAc
COW 0etters mus; b, directed per FuTnessia')
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REuITTANCEs should alw1~s be made in Posiofics
-,onev order Fxpress money order traft on New-
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