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New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
NAY FIGHT STEAMSHIP SALE.
STEEL AND WIRE STOCKHOLDERS De
- eide on IT But SUIT Is THREATENED.

STEEL AND WIRE STOCKHOLDERS De
eide on IT. But SUIT Is THREATENED.
The American Steel and Wire Company. al its
annual meeting IN Jersey city yesterday decided to
huy out the American Steamship COMPANY which
Lakes. The consideration announced was $3.50 600
The explanation made was that the TWO corpora
slons closely Identified the vessels carry the
products OF the mines and factories Of the steel
ana wire company.
The purchase was not ordered by the unanimous
vote Of the stockholders. and IL may provoke lti-
cation. as the resolution was bitterly opposed by
NIr Hillhouse. a New-York lawyer. who Is the
holder OF 100 shares. He occupied so much time IN
his argument against the purchase that the pa
tenoe OF the stockholders was sorely tried, and
they began 10 interrupt him. He finally re-
quested subside. and then declared that he had
pursued the course he had TO lay the foundation
Cor a suit 10 test the validity OF the sale. Mr.
Hlhouse opposed the transaction the ground
that the valuation Of the twelve ships Of the line
Is hxed by the American 'Lloyd's" SSOS5OoO in
stead OF S5.G3OOO0
Mr.. Lambert said IN response to Mr.. Hillhouse
that the purchase OF the steamship company was
the best deal the American Steel and Wire Company
made. The purchase would pay for itself in
twenty years. and would cost the steel and
wire company one cent. The purchase was strong
~ urged by Mr. Dolan and Mr.. Widener. who had
interest in the steamship company Some men,
bers OF iile bodfu OF me Steel ana wire company
did own stock In the steamship company, but IN
every case they owned probably ten times as much
stock IN the steel and wire company.
The resolution authorizing the purchase of the
steamship compsn@ys @ plant was adopted by vote
dorsed, and the election resulted in the choice Of
these directors. whose terms had expired. IL. Clay
Pearce, Alfred clifford, ". =. Palmer. Randall Nor
gan. p A. II. Midener and Stewart II. chisom.
Thomas F. Ryan also vas elected a director. The
Board organized by re-electing Alfred Clifford.
chairman II was said that Mr. Hilhouse would
apply for an injunction 10 restrain the company
from absorbing the steamship company. Under It's
charter The steel and wire company il is said, has
authority 10 operate steamships.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures Tuesday. February 10 at
Trinity Church city by the Rev. F. VI
KirkuS Lillian Hatch Carpenter. daughter OF Mrs A.
b Harris To osborne Talsted. of New York Citv-
rOoKER-CONDIT- -SMTTH-washinEton. d. c.. in the
Church OF the Epiphany. February IL y O'Clock, by
Rev Henry Yates Bishop Of Washington, as
sisted the rector. Rev. r. H. McKtm. D. d., Lieu
tenant Richard Hooker United states Marine
Corps TO daughter OF the late
Colonel J. Condit-Smith of New-Nork-
ct NRRI-CK-pOAN-On Tuesday. February r. 1901. at
Sanford Fla the Rev. J. u Norris. Catha.1ne DIX
daughter ~ Mr. william A Doan. to Lincoln Ghent
Starhuck Orlando, Fla
wARREN-HYDE-on February 10. at 81 James.
fburch IIydeville VT by the Rev. p p. Lee. assisted
hv the Rev W IT, Robinson, Rose Preston daughter Of
Russell Hyde. and Frederick Parker Warren of
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
BROWN GETS A BIG GIFT.
JOHN d. ROCKEFELLER OFFERS AN
OTHER QUARTER OF A MILLION.
PRESIDENT FAUNCEs CHEERING ANNOUNCE
MENT TO THE ALUMNI ASSEMBLED AT
THE ANNUAL DINNER

MENT TO THE ALUMNI ASSEMBLED AT
THE ANNUAL DINNER.
The announcement OF a second conditional gift
Of S25OOOO by John d. Rockefeller 20 Brown
University made last night at the annual
dinner Of the Brown University Club in New
York. which was held al the University Club.
Fffth-ave. and Fifty -fourth-st. The Rev. Dr.
". II. p. Faunce president OF Brown University
made the announcement in the course of his
speech to the alumni. He said the friends Of
the university had been successful in raising
100000 for an endowment fund Mr.. Rocke-
feller having contributed $4,000 Of the
amount. and now Mr.. Rockefeller had offered to
give another quarter of a million on condition
that another million was raised to add 70 the
uniyersty's equipment.
James ". Perry was POSTMASTER. and about
one hundred other al lmni 81 Brown We're
present Among the speakers were the Rev.
Dr. Wayland Hoyt. president OF the Philadelphia
Association Of Brown Alumni F. V Keuon.
president OF the alumni association in Boston.
Professor W. q. Everett. Elon l. Brown, the
Rev. L. d. Burr. Hammond Lamont. Charles L.
Hughes. F. " Blake. Edgar l. Marston, l. II.
Bigelow. Colgate Hoyt and Bradford Rhodes
The first speech was made by DR.. Faunce.
who talked at some length OF the needs OF
Brown University. and there was considerable
applause when he said:
have tonight the pleasure Of announcing that
John u. Rockefeller who gave S20.V)0 last year 10
Brown University. has now offered TO increase that
amount 10 $1,000 II We will 90 increase the
new endowment from $.eod0O 10 Se.u0vr Ills
second Offer makes his total subscription contiu-
gent or otherwise. 10 the endowment fund of Brown
larger than his gifts 10 any other American uuiver-
sity, with the exception Of the one founded BY him
IN Chicago.
There was another outburst OF applause when
DIR. Faunce spoke Of his predecessor as president
Of Brown University. the Rev. DR.. +. Benjamin
Andrews. as a man Of forceful and inspiring
character in American education. Most of the
alumni stood up and cheered the name of DR.
Andrews John ID. Rockefeller, jr. who was
among the alumni. did not join in the demon
strations. Dr. Andrews resigned the presidency
Cf Brown University some years ago after the
trustees Of the university had expressed dis
pleasure at the publication Of his free silver
views. He is president Of the Nebraska
University
Previous 20 the dinner last evening the Brown
University Club. in New-YoTk held a business
meeting. and elected the following officers for
1901: James W Perry president: $ II ord
wey. vice. president; Everett Colby, secretary.
W r. Dorman treasurer and Arthur Lincoln
Gardiner Colby. James NJ Duane. y. : Dyke
John ID. Rockefeller. jr.. John r. Bean and
Richard Hunter. members OF the Executive
Committee.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
PoPrLTSr cH4IRW4y TURNS REPCBLIc4y.

birmingham. Ala. Feb. ls Specialize. B Deans
of Shelby County. once candidate for Governor
on the Populist ticket and who was elected chair
man Of the state Populist Committee last spring
announced to-day that ne had aligned himself with
the Republican party. Mr.. Deans declined the
Office when elected 20 IL last spring. but did not
make this decision public Of difference 10 Popu-
list associates. who thought IL would affect The
Populist cause. Mr. Deans's final announcement OF
his position was forced upon him by the rank ana
file Of the party ana POpulist leaders, who have
been impOrtuning him 20 call a meeting OF the state
Committee 10 act on the nee constitution question.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

AxABLE-Ro-.nn. rrtcs AnabIs widow ot n. lat.
her daughter. Mrs. William P Clarke wlismsport
IN. sssisGse ;y q RSr w..sI1 sSa .s Nss
ruary 20 al II O'Clock a.
BELrzAt her late residence Riysrsis: COM m
iosePs Ic'"5s and md NJ T. Eliza Hail '''- '-
IS Ns5f iaoi sarah l Hs widow Of William
Funeral services frs% Grace Church Orange N j. on
s viii h. in waiting al Brick Church station on
arrival Of train leaving NswYOrk 2:so .. m. d.. L. and
rntsrment NJ II at Peek-kiu Y. conveni.nc. of
family,
r. isoi MISS Eliza peder-r IN her s.9sh yssr.
f?MGerY " a.. Thur thursday FEBRUARY a. a. iso
Coaches in waiting for i2lo train from Grand Central
Station.
E.aSsih on T1ssssy , sy.Tns n ss Fss
Notice Of funeral hereafter
sunday ge9.gaEy u Mrs. Mr. g sHA5e.s' Ms & as.'
Wednesday February 20. at n o'clock .,u
JOHNsoN-suddenly on Monday. February IS Grace W:
Roekws wife Id q W s5d Phebe RecRse ''""S'" anu
RELATIVES and intimate friends invited 70 attend the
s1s1. sTs'es on TO- az
Yonkers papers please COPY.
DAY February 1901, Walter HsrroR Lewis. in the
FaasraI me- is viii held Trinity caarsl ::t9
Phiadsphia papers please copy
Minute OF the Executive Committee OF the New-York
Life Company Walter Heron Lewis. For
third time within four months called upon TO
Of associates who has gone on the
turning way" Walter Heron Lewis. member of the
Board SS MsTe To- hs @ sn s o m
fss2 passed away Monday. February
IL Lewis was born in RoXbury. Mass. November s.
1S29 New-York in 1866 a partner the
wholesale drygOOds firm OF Lewis Brothers Co., which
IN 1891 became H. q w. III. Lewis He associated
this firm until his DEATH and director In
institutions including the New-York Life
Home Insurance Company. Mr.. Lewis OF the
faithful attendants Board. He presented
report Of his committee at the December meeting. and
signed report presented January meeting.
though unable be present. He forcefu
beloved and trusted by his assocates
character and integrity and whose
parture sincerely mourn.
EDMUND D. RANDOLPH. Chairman.
DARWIN z. KINGSLEY.
AUGUSTUS G.. PAINE,
THOMAS r. FOWLER
n. REED.
WILLIAM n. PLUNKErT.
ALEXANDER e. ORR.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
MRS. RUTH z. RICHARnsON-

Freehold. y J.. Feb 70 (speciaD.-Mrs Ruth F.
Richardson. widow Of Professor Amos Richa rdson
died to-day al the home OF her daughter Mrs John
b. Conover. in this village Death due TO
heart failure Mrs. Richardson was a daughter OF
Nr and Mrs. Jonathan Freeman, and was born ar
Hanover. y. H., in 1916 Her husband was a man
OF wide repute ia the educational circles OF this
country twenty-five years ago Mrs. Richardson
leaves two children, Charles =. Richardson OF
Beverley. y j.. and Mrs John B. Conoyer Of this
place She Is also survived by one brother DR. a
OF Freehold .'
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
A WEDDING.

Miss Adelaide Fortmeyer Keeler. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs John H. Keeler Of Yonkers. was
married 70 George Henry Stegmann, grandson OF
the late George II. Purser. last night at ST. John $
Church Yonkers The best man was Adolphe La
Rerre and the ushers John Henry Keeler, tr..
OF Yonkers: Edgar wakeman Van Week and Ar
thur Stanley Thomson OF New-York. and Arthur
Cre,-steef Hooper of Newark The maid OF honor
y.ss NIss Mae Fortmeyer. the bridesmaids were
SFiss F,IIzabeth Walton and Miss Grace Narian-
There was a small reception at the nome OF the
bride.s PARENTS No 2l1 Warburton-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
SUIT OVER JOHN SHERMAN's WILL.

EXECUTORS ASK INSTRUCTION AS TO THE MAN
xER OF DISTRIBUTION or REQUEST.
Mansfield Ohio. Feb. ls-Myron NJ Parker and
W s. Kerr executors Of the will OF John Sherman.
have filed suit against Mrs. Mary 5. McCallum.
J. l. McCallum John S and Cecilia 5 McCallum. Of
WASHINGTON. d. c. in the Common Pleas Court for
instruction 70 the manner OF the distribution or
Mrs McCalum's bequest OF 10000. provided for
In Article OF the will The executors ask whether
the beauest OF SsOO0 in real and the rest in
etorts bonds and cash shall be transferred to
Mrs NcCallum IN full ownership. and II
in trust what conditions
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
LIBRARY MERGER ASSURED.
PAPERS CONSOLIDATING NEw-YoRK FREE CIR
c-r-LATING AND PUBLIC LIBRARIES TO
RE FILED MONDAY.

As more than two-thirds Of the members Of the
New-York Free Circulating Library have voted I'm
favor OF the agreement providing for a merger OF
that library with the New-York Public Library.
the consolidation Of the two Is assured The papers
will be fled on Monday and the New-York Free
Circulating Library and the New-York Public Il
hrary Will then cease exist in name. thei-
places being taken by the new single library. with
The trustees OF the old public library as the gov
,En h0dN
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
DIED..

LYFoRD-At her residence. Bergennsids ~ J., a Mon
dag. February 1901, Gertrude Kembe Lyford widow
OF Colonel Stephen c. Lyford. I. s. A., and eldest
daughter Elisabeth Pearson and p. Ksmbls
Psudins, of Cold 5prng-on-Hudson.
Funeral private.
At Arlington Ceret-ry. Washington. D. O.
washington papers please copy
MARvINE-At East Orange. N J.. Tuesday. February
10 Abigail A. Stewart. widow Of Anthony Y. NArvtns.
in the SD year OF her
Services will be held Thursday at First Presbyterian
Church Munn-ave. arrival OF $50 m. train from
Barclay-st.. New-York.
Kindly omit flowers.
PFNTz-on February IS. OF pneumonia. Bergh. Of
Margaret Q. and the late George B. Pentz
Funeral from his late residence, No 6ol West 14sthst.
corner Broadway. Wednesday, February 20 az D. m
lncerment at Trinity.
fonkers papers please copy.
PHELPS-On Monday February IS. 1901. Margaret n.
Phelps widow OF Rear-Admiral Thomas ; Phelps.
United States
Funeral will held az the residence
daughter Mrs. T. B. NJ Mason. No COG 2lth-st Wash
r insson. D. G. on Thursday, 2lst inst. at IL a. m
lnterment at Arlington.
Relatives and friends invited
Slare Rammelsherg, daughter OF Emma T. and Henry
J. Renmund. aged Is years and months
runeral services Thursday February n her late resi-
oence on arrival OF i2O train from Chambersst ferry
lnterment private
sANFoRD-At New-Haven. Conn.,. February 10 1901.
sarah Whitney Sanford wife OF Leonard c. Sanford
daughter OF Ell Whitney
WHEELoCK-At residence No i5ct-st.
reorusTy ls OF pneumonia. after brief Illness. Jen
Services az the Washington Heights Presbyterian Churcr
r,i tnnTsday, February 2l az D. m.
lnternlent at conVenience Of the family.
WIIIIson February at the residence Of her mother
Mrs John A. Davis. Julia A.. wife OF Edward Willis.
RELATIVES and friends invited attend funeral
services az the Brick Presbyterian Church,
and S1tA-st' on Thursday. February 81 at 10 m.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
DAVID T. LYNCH

David T Lynch. n lawyer died IN ST. Marv.s
Hospital Brooklyn. yesterday from consumption
He was born in Brooklyn hfty-four wears ago and
had praeiised Law there for twenty-three years In
the Hancock Presidential campaign he was colonel
OF me hancOck Legion. Al one time ne was the
SAaltsd ruler OF the Brooklyn Lodge OF EIks MIR
- m M4s unmarried, and the funeral will be held
az tne nome OF his sister-in-law Mrs Mary m
Lynch Putnam and Franklin aVes TsrookIVp -
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND DAYS FORECAST
vasbinrton Feb ia-The area high pressure in the
Northwest continues dominate the weather east OF the
Rocky Mountains Generally clear and cold weather win
occasional nuries has prevailed In all districts save
Eastern FLORIDA and lake region. where there have
been thunderstorms and respectively The TEN
rerature has twothirds of the country east
Of the on the Pacific Coast rain ann
warmer weather have prevailed Fair and much colder
Indicated fo- Wednesday and Thursday tn all
districts east OF Rocky Mountains. the lake
region ard Northern NeNr-EnEand. where will
time The temperature will fall decidedly along the Cult
On the Atlantic Coast
b,,sf - hf-h northNesterIy winds will continue
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
LABOR MEN TO APPEAL TO Mr.. CARNEGIE
ORGANIZATION OF EMPLOYEES

Pittsburg Feb l9.-The latest labor development
IN The great steel combination is the announcement
that President T. J. Shaffer OF the Amalganated
Association with committee OF officers, will leave
here for New-York this week 10 ask Mr.. Carnegie
20 have inserted in the transfer OF his holdings
clause permitting the organization OF the employees
OF the new company by the Amalgamated Associa-
ton or any labor organization. President Shaner
Is of the opinion that Mr. Carnegie will act on the
proposition and that some clause viii be inserted
N hehaH ot the WOrkingmen before the transfer is
completed.
The new movement is TO be carried 10 finish.
hn0 II Is said President Shaffer is cnlisting she
support Of the labor leaders OF the country Pres-
cent Samuel GOmpers. OF the American Federation
of Labor. and General Master Workman John "
Parsons OF the knights Of Labor. are said 10 be
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
OBITUARY..
DIR RICHARD S. SEAMAN.

Or. Richard 5. Seaman died Of pneumonia at his
home. No $50 Macon-st-. Brooklyn. on Sunday.
He was born in New-York In 1873 and was grad
uated from the University Of New-York I'm 1876
For more than thirty years DR.. Seaman practised
medicine At Glen Cove. Long Island. He
member Of the New-HOrk Academy Of Medicine
ard OF the Medical Society Of the County OF Kings
Three sons and two daughters survive The funeral
Will he held al the home OF hts son. DR. r. u
seaman in Locust VALLEY. tomorrow afternoon.
The burial will be AT SearingtOwn. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
SAID TO BE AFTER RAILROADS, TOO
STEEL COMBINATION SEEKING LINES IN
ITS TERRITORY. 1T IS REPORTED.

IL was reported yesterday that the new steel COM
blnatiOn had taken the first step in subordinate
design OF gaining control OF certain railroads
operating in the territory covered by the combina-
ton. This step said to be the purchase OF
control OF the Cleveland Lorain and Wheeling
Railroad. which connects the big plant OF the Fed
tral Steel Company at Lorain. Ohio. with the West
Virginia coal fields.
According 20 the story. Federal Steel interests
were the most prominent IN the purchasing syndi-
nate Directors OF the Cleveland Aorain and
Wheeling said yesterday that there was absolutely
10 truth IN the story. About month ago the Bal
timOre and Ohio was said TO be about 10 buy this
soad
The Cleveland. Lorain and Wheeling Railway
from Wheeling, w. Va, 10 Lake Erie, with
terminals Cleveland and Lorain. II is capital
lied slS0OOceO, divided into ssOO0.O0O common
stock and s. 900 900 non-cumulative per cent pre-
ferred. A dividend OF per cent paid on the
preferred stock IN 1896. but none have been paid
since There is a first mortgage for S000.OO0 and a
consolidated mortgage Tor SloUD0O0. 5000 900 OF the
latter being reserved for improvements. The road
Is controlled by the banking house OF Blair & Co.
nf this city.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
NOTES or TIE STAGE.

The friends OF Miss Hedwig Lanse win have an
opportunity 10 demonstrate their appreciation Of
thar talented actress this evening A benefit per-
tormance will take place al the Irving Place Thea
ire, at which the conried company viii be seen IN
sardous Fedora" with the beneficiary in the title
part All the leading members OF The company viii
take part in the performances.
J Have Known" who has been drawing large
audiences rwice daily since September viii be heard
n this city for the last time this season. an ii
O'Clock to-mOrrow forenoon. IN Carnegie Han.
Jean de Reszke has not yet sufficiently recovered
RON his attack OF grip 10 attempt 10 sing tonight
9 a9e The part OF Walther in Die Meistersinger."
VIII therefore be sung by Andreas Dippel
Last night was the Tooth performance OF 'Floro-
cora" AT the Casino, and the occasion was cele-
nsted by the distribution OF souvenir copies the
music OF the piece.
Herbert s. Taylor. assistant treasurer OF the
Maurice Grau Opera Company, died yesterday al
England He was formerly connected With The Arm
OF Abbey schoefel & Grau.
sisnor Mancinellis Paternoster viii be heard
leF the rst time az the concert 10 be given al the
.nsuopohtan Opera House on sunday evening.
benefit was given al wallacks Theatre yester-
Gay for the poor orphans and destitute children
esheer the charge OF the Missionary Sisters Of the
200 i''af' OF Jesus The proceeds were about
new sketch entitled After Ofice Hours
se.a BY Dan McAvoy II. Prince Mamie Gilroy
a' hooney. Jessie May and others. was added 10
..r. -s bin al the New-gorlS Theatre Monday night
rape.s .sslaog Throng' and the ballet. THE Devils
sssmme Free Nihio Enma cafus. T Edna Aas srS sSd
~---ins eohrus.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
WILLIAM DAWSON sn

81 Paul MINI. Feb. is.-wIniam Dawson ST.
formerly president OF the Bank OF Minnesota ,hs
failure Of which created sensation here four wears
ago was found dead in his apartments in this city
To-Day for nearly half century Mr.. Dawson
We We one or the leading bankers and capitalists in
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
WILLIAM ROYCE

William Boyce. Of the firm OF Stevenson Boyce &
Carter. stevedoTes. died on Monday al his home
No. 5eS Halsey-st. Brooklyn. from pneumonia He
was born in ireland fifty-eight years ago and had
lived IN Brooklyn Tor thirty years. Mr. Boyce was
member OF the Maritime Exchange. He leaves a
widow " ''NS ="
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20

Justice George c. Barrett. Of the Supreme Court
who for The last three months has been IN with
TYPHOID fever and its after effects yesterday after
noon went 10 Lakewood, where he has rented
furnished cottage at Forest-aVe and Third-st Tha
Judge was accompanied by Public Administrator
bors a Lakewood ~. a
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
roREcAsr FOR ro-pAY AND THURSDAY

For Maine partly cloudy today with colder in western
portion Thursday fair with colder in eastern portion
fresh souhwesterv winds becoming brisk northweserly
For New-Hampshire. Vermont Massachusetts, Rhode
Island Connecticut Eastern New-York Eastern Penn
svlvanla Jersey Delaware. and colder
av. thursday continued cold: brisk northwest
erIv winds becoming high the coast
For District OF Columbia. Maryland; Nirsinia.
North and south Carolina and colder to-day Thurs
day far and continued cold brisk northweserly winds
becoming high the coast.
r. Vcstsrn Pennsylvana fair and continued cold
dav ana Thursiay: brisk aorthwesterly winds
NeWYOTk. fair and colder to-day. Thurs
dny fair and continued cold: brisk westerly winds
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
ScMNONS FOR EDWIN GOULD.
MAY BE DETAINED IN THE SOUTH BY A RAIL
ROAD SUIT.

New-orleans Feb. Is.-Edvin Gould was served
to-day with summons in chancery. An amended
bill was filed in the United States Circuit Co,,r,
yesterday in the suit OF the United States aeains,
the Texas and Pacific Railroad Company ana all
of the members OF the Gould family including the
Countess de Castellane. number Of raflroa5
land settlers having become aware OF the prese7cs
OF Mr. Gould here fled the amended bin ana me
papers were served this morning. Mr. Gould had
not Yet arisen when the officer knocked AZ fbe
door and served the summons He will now have
10 remain In the city until a hearing has been
fixed for the
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
II L. sTILLwELL.

Washington. Feb ls-H. L stiIIweIl sixty-one
years old. and until two years ago resident Of
Sew-York found dead in bed to-day al his
hotel The Coroner ascribed the death 10 apoplexv
II is said that Stillwen possessed consldcra bic
wealth and recently circumnavigated the earth.
The body will probs bly, be sent 10 New-York.
New-York tribune., 1901-02-20
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supplementary 10 M for Europe Majestic
Queenstown: 10 a m. for Belgium, O. =
Noordland. via Antwerp mail must be directed per
Noordland'O.
Spain, Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece British india
and Lorenzo Marquee. LAQuitane. via Havre
us for other parts Of Europe must be directed per
s. -. LAquitane'D.
sATURDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe per ssrviA.
Queenstown; 73O a. m. for Netherlands direct.
per Maasdam mail be directed per 8. 9
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Naples (ma be directed per $. q. werra')s
10 for Scotland direct. per 8. Furnessia tmatl
be directed per =. Furnessia').
PRINTED MATTER, Erc-This steamer takes Printed
Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The same OF mail for other parrs
Europe will be by this ship unless specially
directed her.
After the closing Of Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional supplementary malls
opened the piers OF the American English. French
nd until within
minutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer