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COMBINATION OF The
TOBACCO INTERESTS
Thomas F. Ryan Coming
Home From London.

LONDON, Sept. 24.-Thomas F. Ryan,
i New York. sailed Tor home today
IN the steamship Kaiser Wilhelm.
Mr. Ryan is one Of the largest holGers
II stock in the American Tobacco Com
2any It has been stated that persons
IN a position 10 know said Mr.. Ryan was
IN England for the purpose of efecting
} deal with the Imperial Tobacco Com
pany-the English tobacco trust This
latter company was an outgrowth Of
he entrance Of the American Tobacco
Company interests into the foreign TO-
,acco fields.
The purchase OF the Ogdens Company
~ the American Tobacco Company
threw the British tobacco trade into a
panic, and the English tobacco men got
together and decided that il was bes1
TO light the trust with a trust So the
imperial Tobacco Company was formed.
With capital of 81, 5000 900. There has
been war of the Hveliest sort ever
since, and the American Tobacco Com
pany recently sought TO secure an ALI
Rnce with the Imperial Company. Inter
ests here. It was stated al the tim Of
Gr. Ryan's departure, expected some i'm
poFtant developments looking to a com
biaatiou of the American Tobacco Com
paIly's English interests with the Impe-
rial Tobacco Company within a short
time.
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Navy Department Sue
ceSSful With It's EX-
perImentS
SYSTEM IS THE STABY-ARGO
Invented IN Germany and Installed by
Firm From That Country-Vessel to
Be Located IN Chesapeake Bay for a
Third Station.

Letters and words were successfully
transmitted by wireless telegraphy be
tween the Naval Academy at Annapolis
and this city yesterday This Is the
first time that this has been accom-
plished since the Navy Department ap-
paratus. was arranged several months
ago
The system used was the Staby-Arco,
which was installed by Representatives
or the firm sent to this country from
Germany. The distinctive feature Of The
system is the larger number or wires
strung 10 the pole, Offering greater
likelihood OF intercepting The electrical
waves.
The officials o. the Navy Department
are much gratifed over the results Of
experiments. Trials Of wireless teleg-
raphy. with q view 10 the adoption O,
some system BY the navy, have now be
gun in earnest
Several systems viii be experimental
with
The Prairie IS 10 be fitted up with the
necessary apparatus. and stationed N
Chesapeake Bay TO form third station.
Annapolis. and Washington being the
other two
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WIRELESS MESSAGE
REACHES ANNAPOLIS
LEAVES NAVY BUREAU
TO PRACTICE LAW
Resignation of Chief Clerk Walter a.
Mcneil.

Mr. Walter A. Mcneil. chief clerk of
the Office OF detail of the Bureau of Nav
igation Of the Navy Department. has
rendered bis resignation to the Secretary
OF the Navy Mr.. Mcneil leaves the ser
vice of the Government in order that he
may engage in the practice OF law with
former Senator Turpie, in Memphis.
Tenn Mr. f. s. Hinrich. of this city.
viii be appointed chief clerk OF the de
tail department 10 succeed Mr.. Mcneil
Mr.. Mcneil. although a young man, Is
probably the best known clerk in the
Navy Department to officers of the navy
He has filed the delicate task of assign
ing officers to duty. in the most salts
factory manner II is probable that
about 1hree-fourths Of the officers in the
navy have personal acquaintance with
AR Mcneil. Former Secretary Long.
Secretary Moody. and AdmiraIs Crown
inshieId and Taylor have given Mr. Nc
Neil testimonials Of his services.
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srs in reply to the communication OF Mr..
Groo:
The act Of Congress providing penal
ties for the emission Of dense black or
gray smoke OF cinders from stationary
chfmHeys. other than those Of private
residences, in the District Of Columbia,
is being executed and will continue 70 be
executed By the Commissioners through
the Health Department.
Inspections are being constantly made,
as the act requires, by inspectors of the
Health Department, and prosecutions are
brought whenever it is necessary to do
so While the burning Of anthracite
coal seems 20 insure compliance with
the requirements of the law, they can
also be met with other kinds OF fuel
including bituminous coal, and c3mbin-
stiOns Of coke and bituminOus coal
Nevertheless observations By the in
spectOTs OF the Health Department show
that bituminous coal can be and is be-
ing used without violation Of the law
II is 2 matter Of good firing either by
automatic devices, which, however; must
be accurately adapted and carefully
managed, or by thorough hand-dTfng.
The recent experiments at public
school buildings showed that alternate
layers OF coke and coal would burn
satisfactorily without emitting smoke
Of the character forbidden by law. The
inspectors report that compliance with
the law has become yeFT. general, nov
that owners OF plants affected by the la y
have learned how 10 meet its require
ments-
Weekly reports OF conditions a. TO
large plants under observation are now
made by the Health Department TO the
owners, so that. II the effects Of care
lessness IN firing begin 10 appear. the
owners can take steps TO secure ef-
hciency. before the law is actually
violated"
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TENNIS TOURNAMENT
At BACHELORS COURTS
Semi-flnals to Begin After
Second Round Today,

The third days play in the lawn ten
mis- tournament for the District cham
pi0nship begins at O'Clock this after
noon at the=courts Of the Bachelors
Club. on " Street. near Connecticut
Avenue. The second round in the sin
giles and part Of the third or semi
finals viii be played this afternoon. The
pairs are as follows
". z. White and c. B. Doyle.
c. r Wilson and C c. Clark.
Glazebrook and Geoghegan.
Hills and the winner Of the C. and c.
set
Doubles-Second round.
Glazebrook and Davidson vs.. White
and Rowland.
Doyle and Doyle rs. winners Of the
above set
Hin and Geoghegan vs.. Wilson and
BaIlinger-
The play yesterday was a decided i'm
pTovement over that OF the first day. The
courts had dried out and there were
more favorable conditions overhead and
underfOot- The results OF yesterdays
play are as follows:
First round
". r, White beat f. f. Whiting SIS.
e. G-2
{ 3. Doyle. Mount Pleasant Club. beat
W. b. Wood, Bachelors. 6-I, Go.
c. R. Wilson beat ]. n Kenyon 60.
Ga.
c. c. Clark. Y. N. c. A. beat n. T.
Wilson. Bachelors, Is. 6-3
Dr. Glazebrock beat II. P s Cake.
4-G. 6-Z, e..
F. Geoghegan beat Weston Fuller SIS.
SIS
Second round
r. ". Hills beat F Rowland 6-3. 60.
PrelminaTy-White and Rowland hat
\. T Wilson and ". Fuller. 60, G-3
First round-Doyle and Doyle. Mount
Pleasant Tennis Club, beat Wood and
Dinwiddie, Bachelors, 6-3. 6-I
Wilson and Ballinger, Bachelors, beat
Graham and Campbell. Ingieslde, 6-S,
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Established a Washington Branch.

The Borough PARK Company, Of New
York city, has established a Washing
ton branch at 63l Pennsylvania Avenue,
in charge Of c. Monson. The develop
ment of the Borough Park Company has
been very successful Within three
years time this park was a bare spot ;
now IL is occupied by over BOO horses,
has weli-lighted streets and sewerage
system. two schools. a club house erect
Cd by the company for the benefit OF the
property holders, and IS accessible from
all parts OF Manhattan and Brooklyn.
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Transatlantic Mails.

WEDNESDAY-(a) At 7.I5 p. ~. for EU-
ROPE, per s. Columbia. from New YORK.
via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg Mail
toT FRANCE must be directed Per $ s. Co
Iumbla.''
Co At 9:lJ p. m for FRAECE. SETZER-
LAND, ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TUpEEY,
EGYPT, GREECE. BRITISH INDIA and LO-
RENO MAkQJ ~, per 5 :. Ia Touraiae from,
New York, via Bavrc- Mail for other parts Of
EUROPE must be directed Per $ > La TOu-
TainC.'
FRIDAr-Cc) At u:s5 p. m. for NEITHER
LANDS direct, per S. ROTTERDAM, from New
York Nail must be directed PEI : 5 Rot
(c) vt 1875 p n. for BELGIUM direct, per
: s Iceland, from New ork- Nail mast Dc
directed Per : $ iceland
tc) At H:25 p. z. for EUROPE, per s. s.
Lucania, from New York via Queenstown
Co At li:25 p. m for SCOTLAND direct. per
8 s Anchoria from Now York. Maj must be
directed Per s. 5. Ancncria.
lc) Az Il-25 p M for ITALY direct. jeT :. s.
LAIN from New York Mali must DC directed
Per $ :. Lain.
PRINTED NATTER. FTC-Thfs steamer
takes Printed Matter, Commercial i'51cIs. and
samples for GERMANY oHy- Tho s8use class
Of mail matter Tor "thcI parts Of Fl RupE Vii
not be sent by this ship uHlCss specially di-
rected by hsr
Mails for South and Central America.
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DISTRICT SCHOOLS
Still OTBRGROWDED
Despite New Buildings Half
Day Plan Must Continue.
"ANNEX' NEEDED AT TAKOMA
Many Pupils Cannot Find Places-New
Manual Training Schools Already
Much Cramped and Extra Quarters
May Have to Be Rented.

The fact was shown at the meeting Of
the supervising principals of the public
schools last night that there will be a
much larger attendance this year than
was expected. Notwithstanding the fact
that two new manual training school
buildings and several other structures
are occupied for the first time, there is
considerable congestion in the schools,
especially in the northeast section OF the
city.
For several years it has been neces-
saTy to hold halliday classes in all the
grades below the fifth in that section
of the city, and the conditions are such
that this unsatisfactory plan will have
10 be continued. at least until the Trini-
dad building is completed
1t was hoped by the Board of Educa-
ton that the resort 20 halliday school
ing for the primary Grades might be
considerably reduced this year, if not
abandoned, but the crowding OF the
buildings is such that there can be no
permanent relief along this line for a
year or two.
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PartlOw-Gaegler Nuptials This Evening.


The marriage Of Miss Mary c. Gaeg-
lea daughter OF Mrs Elizabeth Gaegler.
ana Of Mr. william F. PartIow, Of West
Virginia, Will be soIemnized a o'clock
this evening by Rev. Father Ryan. pas
toy o. the Church OF the Immaculate
Conception The bride viii be given In
marriage by her uncle, Mr.. Anthony
eaegler, and her sister, Miss Louise
GaegIer, viii be the attendant maid
M James Neale, OF Charles county
No. VIII act as best man After the
ceremony. which VIII take place At the
brides home. on Eighth Street. north
west reception wiz be held al S
o'clock for which a number OF friends
have been invited.
Among the out-of-tovgn relatives who
have arrived for the wedding are Mr..
and Mrs William A Gaegler, Of Balti-
more, and Mr. Frank Gaegier, o. Gar
rstt Park.
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LOAN COMPANIES.
WHY PAY 10 PER CENT

When you can get che moIey from Us at a
much lover rate? Loans in any amount on
salaries, Endorsed notes. pianos furniture etc
All Business Strictly Confidential
Suite Al. Phones, Main 7O3 and West "a
National Loan and Investment Co.,
Private Bankers,
Home Life Building, 18th and C Streets,
Opposite Treasury. Entrance on G 81
seIg-30t
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FORTISN MAILS.

WASHINGTON, 7. .. POSTOFFICE. NOTICE.
Should be read daily, as changes may occur a.
any time.
FOREIGN NAILS are dispatched % the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule OF Blessings
Is arranged on the presumption Of their un-
interrupted overland transit For the week
ending September ., 1902, the last connecting
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WASHINGTON STOCK. MARKET

Sales-Washington Loan and Trust. .
G217; Washington Gas, 250 73&s era
phophOne preferred. I00GS% After call
Washington Loan and Trust. 502IT;
Lanston 50aIZIs: Graphophone com
mon, 25d512.
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YOUNG WORSE Than
MORAL DEGENERATE
Developments Disprove the
Murderer's Confession.
EVIDENCE FOUND IN TRUNK

NEW FORK. Sept 24.-The police are
firmly convinced that William Hooper
TouEg's story Of an accomplfce in the
murder of Mrs. Pulitzer is a piece of ne-
ton Matched up several days ago for use
in case OF capture. Assistant District
Attorney Garvan and Captain Titus be
Iieve they now have positive evidence to
disprove the allegations in Youug's con
fession.
This evidence was disclosed by the
trunk which Young shipped to Chicago
under the name OF Filing and was
considered 100 revolving to make public.
Young's old haunts have been visited
his companions questioned. st no trace
OF his alleged accomplice las been
found.
A Totally DEPRIVED IA.
The police say Young is one OF the
most depraved men ever charged vi n a
crime in New York In tracing the nan.
the knowledge they have gaiE.I Of his
habits and associates convince them
that his career of cice is q long one
The police hint that he may have beea
implicated in another crime and e.
forts are being made t. connect hin
with the killing Of Katherine FeeIey II
1899. the mystery of which has never
been Unraveled.
Mrs. Feeley advertised for a situation
and man called TO see her. saying that
ne desired q companion for his invalid
wife. Mrs Feeley went out with the
man. and when she left the house was
the last time she was seen alive.
Body Was Hacked to Pieces.
Parts Of a woman's body, believed 10
be that CT Mrs Feeley. were found scat
tered about the city, but this was never
absolutely proved
Shortly after Mrs. FeeIey disappeared
4 telegram dated Chicago. and with her
name signed TO It. was received here
saying she was alive and well. The
/ police said at the time that the message
was probably sent by the murderer to
ward on suspicion.
Dr. John Brown. who examined Young
+ this morning. says the man was in much
better physical condition. The prisoner
/ retired at o'clock last night. and was
I up at 6:45 O'Clock this morning With
/ some Of the money left him BIZ LAWYER
/ Hart he sent out for breakfast, which
/ consisted Of coffee and rolls He ate
Heartily, and said he felt better than he
/ had in a week Dr. Brown said Young
/ needed rest.
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Duchess Of Marlborough at Queenstown.

QUEENSTOWN, Sept 24.-The White
Star Liner Teutonic. with the Duchess
OF Marlborough and Charles T. Yerkes
aboard, arrived here today
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WHY PAY 10 PER CENT when yon can get
money from Us at 4 less rate OF your furniture,
pianos, etc
Our instsll-nent pl=n is very satisfactory. CAL
and invest jgste II.
Loans with other companies paid of. and
more money advanced.
Private Offices. Ground floor.
DISTRICT LOAN TRUST Co.
se2l-tf 20 G 81. y. ".
MONEY TO LOAN 1t 81 &c per cent, in SUNS
OF y. 900 20 $1,000. on D. c. real estate: pay
of and per cent mortgage anu begin anew
all transactions conducted with economical cor
siderstion for borrowers VA Il SAUNDERS
& co 1907 F s. NV
Money Loaned SalaTied People,
Retail merchants. Transfers boarding houses,
without security, largest business in y pTin-
NV Hl1+-rf
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m Loans on furniture pianos.
etc. on the most liberal terms
Y0II ever offered in this city No
removal or publicity. II you
WANT owe any other company 'aj
want more money we viii les
- you have it without delay
HlONL Private Offices
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN CO.
6Io F Street n. W.
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FOR sALE-M1scELLANEoUs.

FOR sALE-Brick and stone. at Power House
site; cheap for immediate removal MAS
FOR sALE-F4esh COW and calf, weeks old,
so Call after O'Clock ?. n, 439 81. Nv.
m24-3
FOR sALE-French range, SIS; former price
SIS; almost new Address 80 i4th St mss
LoOK-5cc cash. Pc weekly; lace curtains.
Eortleres rugs, table linen, table covers, tow
els, blankets. comforts, spreads, quilts, sheets,
pillow cases, toilet and dinner ware, silver
Bibles, etc ADDRESS bon 40, this Office; Will
cali with samples eZz-s
FOR SALE-Cheap at once. entire contents Of
army officers residence leaving city; cXceP-
tiOnally fine furniture in 3irdseye maple, ma
hogany, oak, walnut, etc; library. dining, bed
room and parlor furniture. desks. bookcases,
ChIfonicrS, trunks harness. metal and brass
beds, mattresses. k:nlball concert grand piano.
SEQ, cost 5000; fne oak bedroom SUITE. SIS, cost
SO; solid oak beds, 81 Ask for T. SANAAN,
429 9Th st. nv. e2z-5
FOR sALE-For bargains in furniture, stoves
Snd r7ug~s1 call 20 the busy furniture corner
A L. kENDIG, 4Ss-440 9Th st. sw- Cash or
credit. e22-S
FOR SALE-Can and get our prices; 1000
stoves and oil heaters from 81 up Cash or
credit The busy furniture corner, A. l. kEN-
DIG. 4$s-i+o 7th st. gw. e22-8
FOR SALE-CompIete line Of house furnishings
on easy payments; prompt delivery and car
fare 10 those living At a distance The busy
furniture stores, A L. KENDIG, 45s-440 tn 81
sw- e22-S
FOR sALE-Bab- carriage. complete, good con
ditlon. 8; cost IS. 6oi 18th St NV m22-3
FOR SALE-Jutside showcase. cheap, 7O6 9Th
st m22-2
FOR sALE-F5-hting pull dog. IS devoted 70
master and goo watch dog Call after P m,
or write 2Ol St NV. m22-S
FOR sALE-Pa,sn ticket for diamond ring,
cheap Address BOX 49,, this Office m22-3
FOR sALE-Gress goods, silks. lace curtains.
portlerTes, blanscrs comforts, mems and boys
clothing. ladies LIS coats. skirts etc, eek
" payments; ur0p postal: ! call. JOSEPH
CAIN, 237 Pennsylvania ave NV e2o-5
FOR SALE-singer machine. 50; Howe, 40;
Domestic. $50, American, 50, Wilcox ana
Gibbs, $50; u hite, $50; II complete; war
rantcd for 5 years at oPPENHETNiEK'S 5I4 9Th
St nv. Machines repaired and warranted 81
eIS-30
5-FoOT CURTAIN POLES. With fixtures. 1oc7
carpet lining, &c and SC yard; stair pads, lOCi
mating from iOc yard up; good quality floor
oilcioth. z5c yard. hLEEBLATT'S, IIth and Il
sts- seII-tJ
FOR sALE-New upright planes, SIPS upward;
square pIanCs. SO upward: pianos and organs
tuned, 81 HELBIG' MUSIC STORE, 1872 It'll
S 81 seii-SOt
FOR sAI.E-Good quality opaque shades. fitted
to your windows, only Zoe; the best quality
oil opaque shades, SOC; hung free; viii call
with samples KLEEBLATT'S, IIth and H sts
Re Phone, East 25-D. eIO-tf
Upright pIhN0 C105
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PRIVATE LOANS

On personal notes without indorser, .eferrnces,
security. simply your promise TO pay. Our
rev plan enables everyone TO secure ready cash
cnce RIJflout Inconvenience or DELAY. Our
method Of conducting loan business Is based
on the word Confidence more than on Sc
ciirity-" AoJ have our conadeaSe, We have TUur
confidence. You nee5 money; We have money
we don't need When you fail 20 get accom-
modated elsewhere. CAL on Us and you vii no.
De disappointed L you have Loan nov i
viii not prevent you from securing further &C.
commodatica from the old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE CO.,
Goa F ST. II. W.
Phone. East EOS. Corner Sixth 81
iu2T-a
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LOANS OF SIG

EUANS UF STU
AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND
PIANOS, at lowest rates and on the day you
apply. We are loaning on the Building and
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost
Of carrying loans much les than you pay else
where and allows you to pay il of n any
sized notes you desire, running from one 70
twelve months II CoU have d loan with some
other company We viii pay il Of and advance
you more money desired Rates cheessulIy
given, and 10 cost % you unless loan . made
Call and got rates Front rocm- first floor
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO.,
625 81 y "
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West Indies. Etc


EEDNEsDAY-(d) At $40 .. III. for NORTH
ERN BRAZIL. per s $ Gregory, from Mex
York, via Para and Man5os-
(ej A. Il.25 p n fer CAYiPECHE. CHA
Pas, TABAsCo and YCCATAN. Per 5 Ha-
'ana, from New York Nail for Other paris
Of Mexico must be directed per s s Havana
WEDNESDAE-tc) At HIS D. m. for CAM
PECHE, CHIAPAS. TABASCO and YiCATAN.
Itr S. : H5vara. from New York Hail for
other parts q MEXICO must be directed Per
s Havana.
(cJ Al T:2j D N. for Brazil pc- $ 3
GJccian Prince, from Now York. via Perr5m-
huco and Santos. Mail for NORTHERN BRAZIL
must be directed Per : 5. GTcciaH Prince
Co ri II-25 r. n for the BAHAMAS and the
FROHINCE Of SANTTAGO, CUBA, per :.
Tucatau- from New York
TIL RSDAY-(c4 Al II % p IN for MEXICO.
per $ S Natauzas. from View York. VIA Tam
pico. Nail Biust be directed Per 5. - dstan-
zas"
(c) At II:z5 p. n. for INAGI-A and HAITI.
per 5 s. PaIoma. from New York
FRIDAE-td] A. 1900 r.. for AZORES
ISLANDS per = 5. CambTCman- ffom Boston
(el At I1:Z5 p. n for BERMUDA, per s.
Pretoria. from New Yora-
TO- At II:25 p. II foT PORTO RICO, per :. $.
Coamo, from New York via san Juan
{c) At HIS p II. 5or CIRACA0 and EfNE
Nail for sAvANILLA and CARTAGENA must
he directed Per Z ; NaTacaibo-
(cJ At I-Z5 p m Tor FORTUNE Isl ND
JAMAICA. SAFASILLA. CARTAGENA and
I = - > 3
York Mail FOR y-1STO RIGA must be directed
Per s. e AIeghany.'
(c) At I525 p. N. for GRENADA and TRIM
dad per G s. M2racas from Eeu York
SATURDAY-{s9 At go a IN for ARGES-
INA, URUGUAY and PARAGUAY, Ger s :
Belgium Hing. fTOn- NtW York
Mails for NEWFOT midland by rail 70 North
Sydney and thc7ce via steSner, close here daily
except SUNDAYS at I2-GG m. sad on SUNDAYS at
80 a. 10. The connecting closes are n5de
OF Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays Cd %
Mails for NlQJELOE, by rail TO Boston AMI
thence via steamer. close here daily except
Sundays az 1900 m, and On sundays az Il.2S
a. N. Cd (S)
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tampa,
Fla. Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays al
500 p m Oh
Mails for NEXICO overland. unless specially
addressed for dispatch by steamers sailing from
/ New York. close here daily at 1870 = m and
1900 D m 90 Ia
Mails for BELIZE. PUERTO CoRTEZ and
GUATEMALA ov rail 10 New Orleans anil
thence via steaT1eT. Close here daily al 1873
m and 1890 p the conne---=- closes
for which being on Mondays 81 M
Mails for COSTA RIGA, by rail to New Or
leans and thence via steamer. close here daily
- 1890 a m and 1000 p n, the connecting
doses for which being On Tuesdays- % lhJ
T-s7z DarsE1 Malls