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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04
PosTMAsrERs FOR PORTO RICO.

Washington May 3.-The Fourth Assistant Post
rnaster-General to-day signed the commissions of
seventy-four postmasters to fill offices in Porto
Rico This action continues in office under the
new civil government the incumbents who have
been serving under military authority. About
sixty-five of these postmasters residents the
island. They will hold Office on the same terms as
do fourth class postmasters in this country. The
commissions are dated May !. Inspector Sinclair.
with two assistants. Will go to the island to IN
struct the postmasters rules and regula lions
of the United States. These postmasters Were
originally appointed by the director of posts for
Porto Rico. There are four Presidential offices to
be filled In Porto Rico but ii is understood that
selections will be made until the postal inspectors
have had opportunity to go the ground
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ELIZABETH WILLIAMS PECK.

Elizabeth Williams Peck, who died on Staten
Island Wednesday, born at Huntington
Long Island. November 4. 1906 She was the
daughter of Timothy Williams and Jane Oakley
She was married to Ebenezer w. Peck by whom
she had one child Emma. who married to
Ralzie ]. Fuller Mrs Fuller died over thirty years
ago, leaving four children. Mr. and Mrs. Peck lived
for many years in East New-York. where he died
about ten years ago. Mrs. Peck had been bed
ridden for several years from a broken hip the re-
suit of a fall, but retained her mental faculties
the time of her death. She leaves four grand
children and nine great-grandc hildren.
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A. H. M'FADDEN.

Philadelphia. May 3.-AIexander H McFadden a
prominent bar iron manufacturer. died this after
noon at his home in this CITY, after an Illness of
six months. He was eighty years old and was a.
member Of the firm of Gilbert. McFadden & Cas-
key. Mr.. McFadden was identified with several
charitable organizations and was a trustee or
Dickinson College, at Carlisle Penn. He was horn
in Maryland and will be buried there. He left a
wife $1,000 80 49, 4"
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THE REV. II. n. KINNEY.

Boston. May 3-Advices received here from
Claremont. CAL say that the Rev. Henry Mason
Kinney. pastor of Pomona College Church In that
place, died suddenly yesterday from tuberculosis
or the kidneys. He forty-five years old. Mr.
Kinney was a member of the class of 10 at Har-
yard and of the class of 80 at Andover Theological
seminary He had been pastor of Goodwill Church.
at syracuse, n. Y, and of Mayfiower Church at
indianapolis. He leaves widow and two children
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THE PEASANT RISING IN BULGARIA.
TROOPS DIsARMED AND INSURGENTS MARCHING
ON RUSTCHUK.

Sofia, Bulgaria. May 3-The rising of peasants in
the vicinity of Rustchuk is assuming alarming pro-
portions. The peasants have succeeded in disarm-
ing some troops and have used rifles against others
Two officers and fifteen have been killed or
wounded. A similar number Of peasants fell
About three thousand peasants now marching
on Rustchuk against two battalions of troops sent
defend the
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CONTAGIOUS DISEASES IN RICHMOND.
THERE HAS BEEN A LARGE DECREASE IN At
TENDANCE At PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

AT a meeting Of the Richmond Borough School
Board. held last night Stapleton the fact tina,
contagious diseases are prevalent In the Richmond
schools was brought TO the attention OF the Board
Hubbard r. Yetman. Borough Superintendent OF
schools. reported that the decrease in attendance
for March had been due 70 4Ss cases OF measles
diphtheria and other contagious diseases and that
the same state of affairs applied the decreased
attendance in April He cited instance that OF
iuolic school No. Il. at Port Richmond. in which
tnere is roll OF about two hundred and fifty. The
present attendance is barely than 80 per cent
oornInissioner Burke said he thought the atten-
the subject No otrcial action was taken nv the
School Board.
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FEDERAL GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS.

The Federal Grand Jury in Brooklyn yesterday
handed down the following indictments in the
United States Circuit Court William G.. Carr
charged with stealing a mail bag in Long Island
CIV on February q: George J.. RapeIye formerly
postmaster at Corona, Long Island charged with
embezZling rnorey orders to the value of $751; and
me twelve members OF the crew of the United
states transport Sedgwick. charged with dsobeying
orders Ia rstusin. to hands CARO- on Sunday.
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DIR. CHARLES MEsEREAU.

DR.. Charles Mesereau of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Mesereau of Port Chester, n. Y. died yesterday
morning at his home. No. $50 East One-hundred-
and-sixty -ffth-st. He was thirty-seven years old
and unmarried. DR. Mesereau born in
Port Chester and graduated from the Star
Institute and the College of Physicians and Sur
geons. He served two years in the Hartford, Conn,
Hospital, and at the time of his death he
sanitary inspector of this city.
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order dated April 80 provides for the appoint
ment Of the following active members Of the
Executive Council:
For Secretary-Judge PETTINGI1I4.
Attorney-General-A. F. ODEL1N.
Secretary Of INTERIOR r. GARRISON.
Secretary Of Education-Dr COLI. Y TOSTE.
G.. G. Croft r. \. Abeise, J. H. Lopez NJ. F.
Rosy and Hermnio DaZ constitute the judicial
Advisory Board for the purpose of considering
and reporting on matters which may be re-
ferred TO the Board by the Attorney General.
Adam Stierle is made president Of the Board Of
Public Works
The Board of Health, which is under the De-
partment of the Interior consists Of the Com
missioners of the Interior and Education and
Drs. Hernandez, CUTLER, Notify and Smith.
Other lesser appointments were made at the
first meeting of the Council yesterday when six
were present, constituting quorum. The meet
ing was called at the request Of Civil Governor
Allen. Judge Pettingiu presided. The chief OBJ
iect was to discuss the question Of the Treas
urer's bond, which fixed at 100000. The
meeting also discussed minor matters.
In the opinion of lawyers the meeting and
Council We're illegal the members We're not
appointed by the President. according to the
provisions of the law.
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Posfomce Notice.

POSfOmce Notice.
should DAILY all interested changes NAY
mails for an the sa ~s a. 'nS N. GENERA. Ms & S
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
@sng c s''' ?. wednesday
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
,os :h;rI.9a.
per s spasrndam'); at a m Tor I;aly, = a
AIier via Nspss Sma;i must st be directed .pr =
Rome via Glasgow Cmail be directed per = 4
PRINTED NATTER Erc.Germsn steamer. s.itas %
sss nsd , MsisT etc: for &c ed
II Europe American and wait. star .,esmsS on
s55 and ses nsae S 9a
Jake Printed MATER etc for all countries for -hiaa
After the closing OF The supplemental Transstanto
opened on the piers q the American Ens,h yr.aas
Ten Minutes Of the hour % sailing Of steamer .'
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC.
sATURDAY-At $50 a for Newfoundland per q O
Idvornian from Philadelphia: a for 81, Xi,s
and La Plata Countries per- Banon on. s's for
NSrh Bra1 .ap %eiS . Ss Sfs'.s per S ssS0n :.
and Jama s s soT 1 and 3D. Css,saFsna
-, ana a. , 10 "a s ;suSHsmsnt1Iy 1914
Yuestsn per : : DsssTy via Prosrsso (msl rsass p
ana santo Domingo CITY per Ciiy o. wasainssoa.
Mercstor via Progreso.
Mails for Newfoundland. BY rail North Sydney. ssd
p m Cconnecting here every Monday, Wednesday
and saturday. Malls for Mqueon. oy rail- Bos.on
D. m. Ma Cuba. by Port Tampa, Fla and
thence by steamer close at this once daily (excspt
MGnasy wsaney and FiaSy MS, 1 fa c are on
rail o Fla. and thence BY steamer. close a,
u a m. tthe connecting closes Tuesday AMI
Saturday,. Mails for Mexico CITY overland unless
specially addressed Tor dispatch steamer.
this once daily az 80 a. IN and $50 p Mails
costa Rica Puerto Csuat@ruaia NV
rail 70 New-OrIeans and thence By steamer clos, az
Tue.iays for costa RIA. Mondays FOR Belize P.sr,e
t,ortez and Guatemala. ftsegsfeTed mail closes AZ
D m previous tRegisiered mail closes at 8 p IA
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS
Mails for Japan. China Philippine Isl.na.
Via Francisco. close here daily 81 80 y m
Coptie Mails FOR China. Japan ana iPbu,,n,..
Islands. Via =, Tacoma; close here daily s.so
baInyvosock Malls for Society Islands Va san yr.,
cisco close here daily az $40 m. ~ % May va
nSgsys s sr SV %s Rs hlP GSse Nal. ,sT
vail Fir and samoan Islands. VIA SAN rrsnolsc,,
close daily at ESQ after April and CD h,
5ania due ~ YORK May No for d,,p.r~s n
$ Alameda. Mails for Hawaii China Japan ~
al 20 D m up q. May IA Inclusive ~ fs.n.,es
per America MaTu. Mails Tor China and iao-n
at ESQ D n. 10 Nav ia. inclusive. for dispatch
per 8 Tosa Msru tregstersd letters directed
for dispatch per = Australia. Mails rSr Aa.srs.ia
except West Australia. which via sSfrops srd
ana F1u Islands. Vancouver clos. re-. .sfiv =.
$50 p 70 May r2s Inclusive for Dispatch PEI
TrSnspacnc mails forwarded 70 port q. sailing
daily and the schedule 81 closing arranged a the
presumption % their uninterrupted overland sSSassr
mac coRSELfus Van tS 5fSroI eo ssy;
rOssofaes. Nsv-fork- N x- A.x1 A. 49,
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DR.. NJ. NJ BAGG

Utica. N. Y. May CSpecaD.-Dr Matthew NJ
Bagg, the author of several historical publica ions
of Utica and Central New-York died last evening
after long illness, eighty-three years old. Dr.
Bagg left wife and five children He was one
or the charter members of the Oneida County His
torlcal society. About two ago DR. Ragg
and his wife observed the fftieth anniversary OF
their wedding ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04
BALANCE IN PORTO RICAN TREASURY

BALANCE IN PORTO RICAN TREASURY.
Washington, May S-The Porto Rican Treasury
starts out with comfortable balance to the credit
Of the new civil government. Acting Secretary
Meiklejohn to-day received a cable dispatch from
Governor Allen and General Davis stating that
Mr. Holander, the newly appointed Treasurer of
Porto Rico, had qualified and given bond in
100000 General Davis asked permission turn
over to the official the cash. amounting to
s2S5 600 in the hands of the Military Governor, and
MT Meiklejohn promptly authorized the transfer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04
PLEASED WITH WORK OF CENSUS TAXING.

j. H. Wines. Assistant Director OF the Census
came from Washington yesterday to inspect the
progress of the work in this city At the Fifth
avenue Hotel last evening he said that he was
Wen pieased by what he had seen in the offices OF
Mr.. Wilbur and Mr.. Williams. and he thought the
WORK or census taking in the city was we'll planned.
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BARRIE WITHDREW FROM THE RACE

London, May 3.-Sir John Batty luke, vice-pres-
dent of the Royal College of Physicians. of Edin-
burgh has been elected to represent the Universe
ties Of Edinburgh and 81. Andrews in the House Of
Commons without opposition. James NJ. Barrie, the
novelist having decided not to contest the seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04

Tribune once May l. a. m.-Fair weather prevailed
yesterday, except thunderstorm evening The
temperature "a degrees the
tel degreesl being degree higher than on Wednes
day degrees lover corresponding DAT.
last
and cooler weather. - -
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MARRIED.
GILRERr-RA

GlLRE.Rr-RARNCM-A Church Lima Rock
Conn, MAY 2 1900 Charlotte daughter or Charles
W Barnum, to Walter Rutherford Gilbert OF BROOK
lyn. " J. - ~
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A1h.-. ~, u = -. = -, ,,'.

Atoert init deceased Nav = 1900.
RESOLUTIONS adopted BY tho SIX Association .,
broadway corner Broome ST. New CITY Thursday
MAY 2. at r m
Whereas. In the 81 Mr TIT On Nav End iaa
the SIX Association ~ America
distinguished members and the us
most successful representative. and
ton since its organization twcnyeiEht Vice
President. and "
Whereas. He always closely related 20 ever pro
gesstve movement both the industry ami In This As
ISOLATION. therefore be ~ -
Resolved. That uufeEnealv mourn the %. ,hfr,
mas come 10 US that take pride Conspicuous
relation 70 the development and uphuidfnx rr
industry In this country.
record % fairness and justice she employees
mills and that his highly personality
be a delightful memory q his surviving
lost a stsnch supporter. ana friend. aaf IN
testimony thereof the following are
pointed Committee to orlay
at his funeral Friday NAV fth
9. Lambert. Bernard Cr~~N.
Arthur
W. q. Kiuhau. r. Rriesen
y. WANT ~ W. RoetfE-r
". 10th VIM 7 orr
7. 4 Hall FFarkln Allen
Resolved. That -vrnpsthe@ K NJ, h-r~avsf
family in their irreparshle affection marx o.
our esteem and anecttonate regard ~ IL hereby
taton % Mr.. Tits family memsntp % living
remembrance 81 our esteemed President.
VAN INGEN-In BROOKLYN Nav Elizabeth stsrbucs
Paul Bunker.
Funeral services 1875 Henry ST. Brooklyn on m
day. Nav q a .. m
Kindly omit flowers
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GARDINER HEARING ADJOURNED.
TRIBUTES TO THE LATE PROSECUTOR, JOHN Il
COYNE. EXPRESSED.

Out Of respect 20 the memory Of John H. Coyne,
the hearing Of the charges against Distr1ct-Attor-
ney Gardiner adjourned by Commissioner
Ansley Wilcox yesterday until 1890 o'clock on
Tuesday morning next. Samuel Untermyer, repre-
senting the defence. moved for adjournment.
He told of the death Of Mr.. Coyne, and paid a
tribute him.
Horace E Deming. who has been Mr.. Coyne's
assistant in the prosecution expressed his Of
the loss sustained in Mr.. Coyne's death. Arthur
F Cosby, the Special Deputy Acknowledgement
acting IN the case, also paid tribute to Mr..
Coyne.
Commissioner Wilcox said he considered Mr..
Coyne's death great personal loss. and felt tina
the State would find 1t difficult to fill Mr.. Coyne's
place
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Special Notlrcs.

MeNinx's Dyspepsia Tablets for Fiatuiency. In
olgestion Heartburn and Sour stomach Druggissa
Established 1854.
Lime Juice md Pepsin, unequared for Indigestion
and hatulence- CASWEII. MASSEY & co. NEW YORK
AND NEWPORT. r L
Fullers New York Bureau Licensed ana
Ronded Northeast confidential
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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DIR. PARKER ON RECENT DISCOVERY.
London. May 3.-Preaching in the City Temple
here to-day, the Rev DR.. Joseph Parker, referring
the alleged Christ-Agrippa manuscripts, said he
undertook to say Christ had never written such
inconceivabie nonsense"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-05-04

Underwriters.
burtRI md tremat ion to.-Stspher
is'n St. sth Ave lntermsnts In all cemeteries. reis
Leon p Bstly. Funeral Parors. 1cz
ond st Telephone 1fOi5Sth-s
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ADMIRAL WATSON ARRIrEs AT KOBy

Washington. May 3-The flagship Baltimore with
Kobe. Japan. -
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY

FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.
For New-E England fair and to-day; Saturday
fair.
For Eastern New-Yors. fair to-day Saturday
fair warmer diminishing west north winds
For NewJersey fair and cooler to-day; Saturday fair
warmer n interior o north winds
District % Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania and
Delaware Maryland fair and cooler to-day; SATURDAY
For Pennsylvania and Western New York fair
to-day; Saturday fair and
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Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY'S FORECAST.
Washington. May S.-The Northern and Southern dis
turbances which have been moving the country
for the last three have combined single
Of marked intensity which is central night off
Maine coast They have caused during the last twenty
four hours general showers from the South Atlantic
States norhward through the lower lake region and New
England and thunderstorms IN the Middle and
States. There also thunderstorms
Wednesday night IN the lower portion OF the West Gulf
States Temperatures have fallen decidedly from the
West Gulf States northeastward through the lower lake
region and Middle Atlantic States, and tonight
10 degrees below the normal. General. and in many
places. heavy frosts occurred Thursday
upper lake region. Upper Mississippi Valley,
Northwest and Central West. Warnings
issued Wednesday morning. Generally weather
is indicated for Friday and Saturday that light
probable Saturday in the
II will be cooler Friday in New-England and the
Atlantic States, and in the Mississippi Valley
upper and slope regions. 1t will be
urday in the Upper Ohio Valley. the lower region
Middle Atlantic States and Western New-England
cooler IN the extreme West and Northwest On
New-England and Middle Atlantic Coast winds will
be north, diminishing in force.
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Attsrhury Benlam min b. Heminway. Honora II.
6lshop I'aNld w Jones. Alfred
Brown. John N. Edna
f5uIKley, Mary A. knevals Jane A 3
CheeveT, charles II. Muir William
Cclwell. Edmund r. Peck Elizabeth W
COPELAND. Mary J. schoOlev John =
coster. Charles n. Smith Elizabeth De G
Dorland, Catharine X Spinning Mary r
IShdlcott CHARLES g Sturgts, Robert.
Hamilton. Gertrude G.. Tilt Albert
Hanan. Ruth. Ingen 8
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PLAGUE CASES AT SUAKIM.
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Suakim, May 3.-Three cases of bubonic plae
and one death from the disease are reported he
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
change indicated by Tribune's SELF
recording barometer The dotted line the empers-
ture recorded Perry Pharmacy.
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APPOINTEES IN PORTO RICO.
MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL NAMED
BY GENERAL DAVIS.

San Juan. Porto Rico. May 3.-General Davs's
order dated April 30 provides for the appoint
ment Of the following active members of the
Executive Council:
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ATTERBU RY-Entered into lIfe Wednesday night. May
at his late residence. the Dakota Benjamin Rakewell
= Atterbury. in the S5th OF his
Funeral services the
and Amsterdam ave. Saturday MAY 3. at 1870 a. m.
BISHOI-At his residence. IL Madison ave.
day. May 1. 1900. David Bishop
Funeral services will Grace
and 10th st. Friday morning, May T. at 10 O'Clock
BROWNIE this city, the inst. John Nicholas
Brown. OF Newport. r. l. In the year his age
Funeral services St Johns Church. Providence
day, the 9Th inst. IL O'Clock.
Kindly omit flowers
BJLkIEY-At Sand Hills. Augusta. Ga. MAY I. in
the 10th OF her Mary Adams Buckley widow
OF Jusus r Buckley and daughter of Sarah s and the
late John NJ. Adams.
Funeral services Augusta. Ga, Thursday. May g.
Inermen in cemetery at Rye westches,er County " Y.
Friday. May 4. p. m.
A special will leave 202 .. train.
r. r. Carriages will he awaiting train Rye
Relatives and friends cordially invited Train,
hourly from Rye.
Charles A Cheever. John II. and Anna D.
Cheever in the 4Sth OF his age
Funeral private
COIWEII~-On Wednesday. MAY ? Edmund Rogers Col
we'll nephew OF the late Rev. DR. p. z. Rogers.
ave corner SSth-st on Friday morning. May a. at 10
O'Clock.
Internent at Sleepy Hollow. Tarrytown. y. Y.
lingering Illness Mary Josephine widow Of Peter Har-
mony COPELAND and daughter OF the late Dr. Joseph
Worster. OF New-York.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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BY EARLY MAI. TRAIN
(For all points United Of Greater
New-YOrkl. Cnnaia arh Mexir
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DIED..

sMITH-At No. IA West T3d-st fhurnAay, 0ny 3
Elizabeth De Cost wife Of Edmund Rsue smith
fntermcnt Skanesteles.
sPINING-Entered into rest May 2. 1900. Mary Hixa-
beth Spinning eldes, daughter OF Rev George L. and
Marion Parker Spinning
The funeral in Presbyterian
Church Of South Orange. y. J.. Friday. May 4.
3 p
sTIRC;IS-On Thursday. NAV ; 1890. hts home. No
10 East 2sth-st. Robert SturES eldest Of susan
Brummar Inches ard Robert shaw
the s1st Of his
Funeral private.
Interment Woodland Cemetery. Philadelphia.
TiLT-On Wednesday morning. Nav = 1900 Albert Tn,
at 20 years Of
Funeral services residence 30.
ST. New-Iork. at O'Clock the afternoon,
day. MAY
Interment a convenience % family
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REMITTANCES.
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advertisements to THE TRIBUNE New-York City. Re-
NIT by Postof'ce order, express money order
draft registered letser.
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(shoud DAILY all Interested. MAJ
time-)
Foreign mails for ending May g. 1900, VII
promptly all at the General Posofics a
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier thar
closing time shown below. Parcels Post Mails for Oar
many close at Monday and Wednesday.
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aATCRDAY-At $50 a. for Europe. 9. sIAcana,
via Queenstown; at m for Netherlands direct. psr
Spaarndarn. Rotterdam (mai must b d,roc{et
per ) Spaarndam ,; at a. m Tor I'ay, per . q
Aller Naples (man be directed par q q
AlIerD ,: az 10 a. m. FOR Scotland. per a CITY Of
Rome via Glasgow tmail must be directed per q q
City Of Rome'D.