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To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: You assert in an editorial that General r. F.
Lee 'Ievied war against the United States. and
gave comfort to It's enemies" 1t seems incredible
that editor of such a paper as The tribune
should so misunderstood the origin and character
of the American UIiou 10 declare that war d
rebellion" Had II United States been an en-
pire. and the States provinces, a part or parcel
of a consolidated form Of government secession
would have been rebellion, ana those engaged IN
it would have been rebels, traitors, and would
have been punished; hut it not an empire
but a league of independent commonwealths-soV-
ereicns; and sovereigns cannot rebel.
The Southern States had wish or desire TO
interfere with or break up the Northern union
In President Davs's inaugural address (Feoruary
% 1862 he says of the Confederate States; war
Of conquest they cannot wage because the con,
stituton of their coutcderacy admits of no coerced
association Civil war there cannot be between
States held together BY their own VoAton only
This rule O voluntary association WIIch CaHI0|
fall 10 be conservative by securing just anu I'M
martial government ut home. does not diminish
ne sac,,Tfty. OF tle OBLIGATIONS by which the Con
fcderate States may be bound 10 foreign nations
In proof Of this IT Is 70 9G r II sF Of Sc
cessiou these States proposed settlement on q
basis Of common Ia i,Ity Tor the 'o"e1'i0"S %
AND our President thus defined the position OF
3fter the sr3ege Of ages had consecTated the
right OF the Engiishman 70 eonsp rT Ia
forced 70 vindicGte that brtTgnt by an appeal 70
Success
vlded for their posterity forcetu remedy against
future aggression The tyranny OF an unorlditd
majority The most odious and least Responsible
form of despotsrn has denied 10 us both the rls!t
and the remedy. therefore We are in rms to
how cause Of constitutional liberty
You are stiN In doubt 20 the right OF a creator
TO undo his work. "Indssolubie' does not belong
10 the vocabulary OF soVertiguS. The creature
should never become greI ter than the creator.
am not arguing present condItions-aroma!Ous
conditions. resulting from the war-but conditions
existing up to 1851 The Southern States then
legally separated therlselv's from voluntary
association. and Immediately set 10 work 70 pro-
tect themselves from cOerced associau ton \ GU
term this act "leVyiQC war against the United
States and sympathztag with her enemies We
enjoy now "A Coerced ASSOCIATION. In violation OF
every principle OF republican form of govern
ment Before risk'aG airy more comments, will
you please stCdy more closely the origin and
character Of union and ascertain hat it was
bequeathed by ouI toretatheTS OF the Revo-
lutiOH2 II you Will get Benjamin + Williams of
Lowell, Mass, TO explain the nature Of n ropuh-
lican form OF government as instituted by our
Revolutionary fathers. you viii never dream Of
rebellion, Treason anc traitors again:
T. J. SCOTT (eX-COnfederate).
Alvin Tex. June 27 1902
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OEEICES

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NEW TRAIN TO MAINE RESORTS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Your issue OF June contained a letter
signed Rapid Transit" called attention to the
transfer at Boston Ter people going from New-York
to the Maine resorts
The lines interested in the traffic from New-Yor
N the Maine resorts have remeded the defect re-
ferred to by your correspondent by placing in ser
vice new train. leaving New-York gt . p. m. run
ming by way of the New-York, New Haven and
hartford Railroad from New-York 10 Springfield;
thence via the Boston and Albany to Worcester;
thence by the Boston and Maine via Rochester to
Portland; thence by the Maine Central 10 Bar
Harbor with a through Pullman car running to
Bar Harbor. Al Portland passengers can take any
OF the branches OF the Maine Central reaching
Rockiand at 1880 a. m, Poland Spring 1880 q. m.
and Bar Harbor at p.
This Is the best service ever offered between New
York and the Maine resorts. and the train although
IL has been in service but short time, is already
doing a fine business and will be a great con-
yenienee. not only to New Workers. but to Phila-
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De HIRSCH SCHOOL GRADUATION.

Seventy-hve students received certificates last
night AZ the graduation exercises of the fifteenth
class Of the Baron de Hirsch Trade School No. -
East Sixty-fourth-st. Inc assembly hall of the
school crowded. Superintendent ]. Ernst
c. Walden presented the certificates and prizes the
latter being tools used in the mechanical art in
which the winners most proficient
Addresses were made by \. s SoOmOns. general
agent Of the Baron de Hrsch Fund and members
OF the board Of trustees.
The sixteenth class will be admitted on August IS
The school gives instruction in sign and house
painting, plumbing. carpentry. electrical work and
machinery. The entire school thrown open
for the inspection Of visitors from until 10
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0DELL TO HEAR yENNISON CASE.
GOVERNOR WILL DECIDE WHETHER To
SURRENDER BROKERS' WIFE TO CON-
NECTICUT OFFICERS.

Albany, July 1o-Governor Odell will give a hear
ing tomorrow afternoon AT $50 o'clock on the an
pcation by the Connecticut authorities for the
arrest and eXtTadition Of Mrs. Frank j. Jennison
for Kidnapping her child which has been in the
custody of her husband. the two having separated.
Mrs Jennison Is the wife of a wealthy Wall Street
broker. and the motion for warrant is only a
continuation OF the efforts on her husbands part
to secure possession of the daughter.
Since the couple have been separated there has
been constant struggle the part Of both to secure
POSSE SsiOn OF the Citid. The court permitted Mrs
Jennison retain her child. About the middle Of
last month Jennison got possession of the child nj
the Claremont. on Riverside Drive. and took her to
Connecticut on June 20 the mother regained her
child and aped with her 10 NeW-Y York State
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rRANsPACIF1c NAILS.

Mails Hawaii Japan china and frs; class matter fer
the Philippine islands via Francisco. close her9
daily al $50 p ~ 10 July I'll Inclusive. tor dis
match peT Doric.
MATS ff re Philippine Islands Francisco
here daily ESQ up July I'll. inclusive. tor dis
patch per United states Transport
Mails for Australia texcep West Australia, which Is TOR
Hawaii. via Francisco elase here daily az $50
% m after June is and to July Tls, inclusive.
on arrival Umbria, due az New-fers July Pc.
for dispatch per ; ventura
Ma Erropr and New -Xeaiand. which goes via san
Eranctsr1i and Fin Islands. Vancouver and Vic
torfa B c. close here daily At $50 m up 70 July
fia inclusive. or dSpateA per ; > N-oaA@ tspeeAAAS
addressed enlyl- a.. -,
Mans ar Hawaii China, Japan and first class matter
Tor the Phppne Islands Via san Francisco close here
daily Al 635 D. m mp July TlJ. inclusive Tor dis
patch per s. Nippon Aaru,
Mans far China and Japan via Vancouver and victoria.
II c. close here daily $50 70 july ~. 10
elusive. disDsteh per EInnress 81 taila Gsss-
mail De specially a4lIesasu- Aie+t4dAelse
Tor United Postal Agency az shanghai cannon "a
forwarded Canada
Transpacfc Malls are forwarded port Of sailing daily
schedule Of closing Is arranged on ths presns
az overland transit Unregistered
closes al 8 2, n. previous cay
CORNELIUS VAN COII. fcsSu2stsr
Possoahee New-4oTk. N " July ). lsO-
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DIES on WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
MAN HAD BEEN MARRIED FIFTY SIN
YEARS. AND WAS EIGHTY-TWO
YEARS OLD.

Orange y. j.. July 1O.-Jacob Jay Griffin died
last night at the home Of his son-n-law, Luther
II. Porter No. South Arlington-ave., East Orange.
Mr.. Griffin was born in New-York eighty-two years
ago. His death occurred on the hfty-sixth ami
yersary Of his marriage. Mrs. Griffin survives
him. He leaves also two daughters-Mrs Porter
and Mrs T. II. Freeland both of East Orange
For many years Mr.. Griffin was an importer of
paintings. He retired from business some years
ago. He of Quaker descent, and had lived here
thirty years. He had been i'll for time
with d complication OF diseases
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SAFCRDAY-At $50 a Complementary a. nj for
Europe Per EtTuTla, via Queenstown; at 80 a.
Tor Netherlands direct : RyulaU CIlail be
greeted per 5 = RyTdam''l; al $50 a n; for Scot
land direct : : AIchCrta be directed
per = AnchOrta'D: 10 a. n Belgium direct
Per 5, :. FrieslaD1 tmaN must BE- directed per 5 s
Frirsldcdl al II a. for Denmark direct per =
Norge tUail "a directed per NOrge'').
PRINTED MATTER. FTC.-This steamer takes
Printed Matter. Commercial Paeers and samples for
GERMANY only The class % mail
orhe- parts Of Europe VIII not be BY this ship
less specially directed BY her
ir The closing u <tte Supplementary Transatlantic.
NaiTs above additional supplementary Mails are
opened o. piers o American English French
and German steamers an3 remain open until within
minutes Of the hour Of sailing OF steamer.
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Rumor has been set NJ rest as TO the successor
OF the late John T. Stromberg. composer of the
music for the Weber & Fields buresques in the
selection of William T. Francis. Mr.. Francis has
been composing for Jefferson de Angels. The nu-
sic of THE Royal Rogue was his. He will finish
the buresque upon which Mr.. Stromberg was
working at the time OF his death. Mr. Francis
first won fame as composer in his native city,
New-Orleans, BY nothing less than a Cactus
Dance"
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a CONNECTIONS FROM MINIsTER CoNCHA

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir; In your issue of to-day William Nelson
Cromwell is referred a representing the Colom-
bian Legation in the Panama Canal negotiation
would beg of you TO correct this statement; The
undersigned Minister is the sole representative OF
Colombia in the matter. Mr.. CromWeli's interven-
ton in the negotiation is solely counsel for the
Par Canal and Railway Company. Very truly
yours, JOSE VICENTE CONCHA.
Minister of Colombia,
Colombian Legation, Washington. July TO- 1902
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COMMISSIONER LINDENTHAL MARRIED.
AFTER \ SHORT TRIP HE AND HIS BRIDE WILL
MAKE THEIR HOME ON STATEN ISLAND.


The wedding of Gustav LndenthaI Commissioner
or Bridges, ard Miss Gertrude T. Well. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Well took place yesterday
Al l D. m. at the home of the brides parents No.
109 West. Seventy-seventh-st. The Rev Or. f. 4.
Wasson of Newark. n j., intimate friend OF
The family performed the ceremony. About TWEEN
ty-fve friends and relatives present, and the
affair was as simple il could be made The bride
wore a gown of white mousseline de sole over silk
with Vaencennes lace and carried a shower
bououet After a wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs.
Ijndenthal left town for short trip. The Com
missioner does not expect TO be absent long, how
ever from his official duties. Though Mr.. Linden
thai lives at present in this city it is the intention
Of the pair on returning to make their home
Staten Island.
Miss We'll IS an accomplished linguist, and has
laugh, French and German. She has been IN
structor In the Wadleigh School, at Twelfth-st,
md University Place, for the last two years. she
had previously assisted her mother In the English
depar tment of her school.
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tShouid be read DAILY BY all interested. changes
tir-el
Fereisn mails for the week ending July II 1902 will
close pronntiy in all the General Postofice
II2Ws Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below.
Resular a7d suppl, msrtary mails Foreign sta
Ton hair hour later than closing time shown below lex
cept mat Supplementary Mails for Europe and Central
Amerca, via Colon close hour later FOysign Sta
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THE PASSING THRONG

Allen Lowe, who pleads guilty having written
the book of The Defender the new comic opera
running the Herald Square
NO AMUSE- Theatre. has been in town for the
MENT FOR last week or more, watching the
HIM TO reception given to his work. Mr..
AMCSE Lowe is Ensiishman by birth
and follower of sports, especially
the turf, having formerly been connected with the
sporting department of a Boston newspaper. The
Defender" is his first venture as dramatic writer.
business and lyrics for the piece, neither the tenn
perature nor the ensuing temper of all concerned
contemplating giving up all other lines of work
for the strenuous life of libretust, he said try
ing 10 make fan of his Panama Perhaps The
Defender amuses the public hope so-but it's
no amusement for me amusing them. We are all
sports Up in New-EnsIand. at any rate, this is
everything that has gone before, Readville leads
still racing centre, but other places are busy.
Dover, n. H, is having good meet this week, and
a lively season IS ahead everywhere
Harmony and hot weather seem to have hit New
England together. he ulterriiied New-England
Democracy is preparing for a
MASSACHT- grand tent on the beach in the
SETS DEMO latter part Of this month. which
Gratis TO shall serve to unite the eighty
HARMONIZE. eight delegates to the National
Democratic Convention into one
voting unit, To this end said James c. Hollis.
of Portland, Me. the Imperial yesterday, the
Massachusetts, State Democratic Committee has
arranged for a big meeting at Nantucket Beach,
a Of harmony clambake in big tent and
Edward N Shepard. Of New-York: the harmonious
Senator Bailey, Of Texas. and Senator Carnack
siren voices with the song Of the sea, and hull the
that the idea Of united w-England Democracy
was born in the summer home Of Charles Hamn,
y hS in s was 45 WITH the f01 %nf OF d the garty
side Of the lamb. indeed. and both Will eat clans
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DIED

Ba t'SERvAt Paving \. Y. July o Edward BARKER
Gr morning e oS arl Egsfsl sgrySss az Pslins
InteTTnent AT WoodlawH- 2:15 D m
BEcItCEMANs-At London England july s Gustav s,,c.
BeEekmans. OF New-YoFk- ~
BOOTH
MEN Executive Office. Ne 20 West sstR-st-Rssr.tf1l
a.ulVehet Is made Of he death AZ Brother SauueI
society wILL1fM H. oLTvEE s'I Prss.t 81 me
RICHARD T DAVIES. secretary.
ILL i2,o on Wednesday morning. Jsy
evening a. o'clock. al her late home No. 2Ts fetA-
inns III si''7h' SATURDAY morning. al cypress
J 5f 10 1a a. her late res aenss No = ssst lass
saints Eolao 1,,tsoIic f5T i9sn4 30. % = nj a.
ave 4H'sr'peRt Calvary Cemetery
GAREISoS-At Morristswa y. J.. JuIv & 1902 William
- P FuheFaI :, vice az MS tage residsncs,
July II. ltU2. at o'clock.
o[SEENoy on Tuesday. July $ at Lake Placid n
= william Grseaough- Funeral services Saturday.
july L. at Mount Auburn Cemetery Cambridge. Mass
GISIFFEN-oa JgIy o Jaee> Jaw Grinen AGED So years
Orange y j. at 3 O'Clock p. saturday. July Il.
HI,sSEY-on Thursday July "a lille Mcdonald. wife q
m. Saturday. 18th
IAAWRENCE-At Willow BANK FLUSHING I1nr r.lana
July .. Annie Townsend WIFE Of Walter ri lawrence
and daughter % The Robert C. Townsend Funeral
Island City "a. $50.
LoDER-At siiaaus Cnn on July .. sarah Amelia Day.
On Friday afternoon On The arrival Of train leaving New
Carriages for relatives win meet train.
MAsoN-sqddsFly at Waterbury Conn. on July 10 1907
Mrs / J. Mason. widow Of Albert 4 Mason. in her
ToI-f:RAt Elizabeth, y. J., Wednesday, July 3 Ha<h
residence Elizabeth, Friday. july II, At S:45 ..
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FoRBcAsr For ro-pAY AND SATURDAY

For New-Eng gland fair to-day and Saturday; fresh
northwest winds diminishing.
For Eastern New-Ycrk. fair to-day and Saturday;
warmer in the Interior Saturday; fresh north winds
For the District Of Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
Delaware, Maryland and NewJsTSey. fair to-day aud
uIdaY: light o fresh north winds
For Western PENNSYLVANIA and Western New-Yor fair
to-day; increasing eIoud!ness aud Saturday: light
variable
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oDELL TO VISIT PRESIDENT.

Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Albany, July I0.-Governor OdeU said tonight that
he had accepted invitation from President Roose
Welt TO visit hun at Oyster Bay some time this
summer. The date Of the visit, however, the Gov
ernor added. mas not Vet been sci.
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NETWORK CITY.

Mail subscribers to the DAILY and TRI-WEEKLY viii
be charged cent postage in addition to
the ates named ahoga
The Tribune mailed Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii
and the Philippines without extra expense for foreign
For points Europe al countries the Cuivsrsal
Postal Union The Tribune VIII Be mailed at the following
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Highest temperature yesterday 70 degrees lowest 81
degrees - degrees for corresponding
last year "A degrees average for corresponding date
last twenty-five years, % degrees
Local forecast: to-day and Saturday; north
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

Another member for the cast 10 produce George
c. Hazelton. jr.'s play. Captain Molly" has been
secured for the September opening al the Manhat-
tan Theatre in William Hazeltine. He played the
part of Captain Hodgman n Arizona" last season
and was formerly with Augustin Daily.
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CASTRO AT BARCELONA.

VENEZUELAN PRESIDENT DECIDES TO
TAKE THE OFFENSIVE
Washington, July 10.-The State Department
has received a cable dispatch from Minister
Bowen, at Caracas dated to-day, saying:
The President has arrived at Barcelona to
attack the enemy there, instead of waiting here
TO be attacked.
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5peclal Nohces.

Experienced Lawyer will limited amount CT
new divorce collections on eenaais
siouS- and highest references
advice free Address appointment. Ia rrb-
| Office.
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The Tribune will be any address ths
country abroad and address changed often de-
sired SubScFiptl given yCur regular dealer
before leaving II convenient. hand than IN at
The Tribune Office
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ARAIOTR-At White Plains n. Y. on Wednesday July
n 1900 Archibald g. Armour. eged IS years. Funeral
residence. No. Len0x-ave. White
Plains Friday. p. m. Carriages VIII train from
Grand Central station 2Os D. m
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
/" HOURS; Morning, Night.
20 ] ! sts 57 6 slo e ? s4s a sslou
a. LII n IILi d IIII-l
- + ~ --t-l
EIlTlII lIT'll MI IIl-l M N 7 ftTTF1
IIlIIITII TI'II IlTI1-I IInIII TI-1-r IlIsl j

In dasrau tHe continuous. wu-.v ... lows the
changes indicated by The Trihune's
recording The dotted Re shows the
ture al recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the last twenty
four hours comparison with the corresponding
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3" NAY, NAY, PAULINE .!
lore and all points south

delpha, Washington Baltimore and all points south
OF NeW-York
If you viii refer to the time table printed in your
paper this morning YOU will that this train
is shown as the train for the Maine resorts
GEORGE H DANIELS.
General Passenger Agent.
Grand Central Depot July O. 1892.
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A Jobn spenceF Turner about six years ago was
nastor Of high Episcopal Church at Ormond
Place, brooklyn, now unused He was converted
to the Catholic faith and desired 70 become priest
va, WV However, he went to Rome supposedly ior
study where he has since iVsa'
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DAILY ONLY.

communicative to subscriptions
advertisements THE TRIBUNE New-Ycrk City.
Remit bv Pos-Of1ce money express money order.
draft registered letter.
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SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY 5 cents WEEKLY REVIEW cents
DAILY, cents TRI-W WEEKLY. 2cents
WEEKLY FARMER cents
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. - CENTS.
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MADE A MARQUIS BY THE POPE.

Rome, July l0-The Pope has created John
Spencer Turner OF New orr Innrquis' III Feoos
nition Of his phflanthropic generosity
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Rurpett's Vanilla Extract

* the best best is good food ana
drtnt Insist on having Bgrpstt's- Don't cheated
The surest and safes, of Blood Purifiers is Iayus,.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC


FEIDAY--AI y m for Mexico. PSF $ santiasO via
TaInpico tnaE must Be directed per Santiago'l
al ESQ N. for Bermuda. per steamer from Halifax
SATURDAY-At $50 a, FOR barbados and Brazil per
s : Catauia. via PeTnamhueo and santos mail ror
Northern Brazil must be directed Per Catania y
at 4 a, for New-cCr Hand direct per ROsaIani
a. m complementary $50 a. - Porto RICO
Curacao and Nenezuea- ; Philadelphia rail tor
SaNaI.IlA and CartaseGa must be directed .
PhiIaGepAia'N y, ~ $50 Complementary ID. 40
a. for Fortune Island Jamaica. SavaniiIa srd
CaFthaSspa PSF = Adirondack (Wail for Costa Rca
be directed per Adirondack at $50 a. ~
supplementary lo:sl nj for Haiti and santa
Martha, $ NSlsRci2 at 70 g. m. for cuba per
Nero Castle. via Havana al 1880 D. N ror
Cuba per CUrtyba. AfaIanzas fsrsirsr,r mail
oc!y, whi>h must be directed 'psE = Curityba j.
Nails for Newfoundland by rail to sydney AMI
by close at this Office daily
connecting close here every Monday. "Wednesday and
Saturday Mails for Nquelon, by ran Boston. am
thence by steamer. close at this office daily Al $50
,. Mails Tor cuba by Fai 10 Florida, and thence
by dispatched daily except Thursday anal
CSnneCrins ciosss for dispatch Ma Port Tsr15s ~
Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays : f5.SB a. N.
for spatch VIA Miami. Mondays SatuTtiayrs
ESQ m. Mails fer Mexico City. overland. spS-
ciay addressed for dspatCh by steamer Close al Inis
othce daily except sunday az 80 II D. m.
SUNDAYS p. 10 and II ,30 p Malls for COSTA
Belize Puerto Cortez and Guatemala. BY rail 10
Orleans and thence by steamer. close OF
nee daily sunday al tl;S0 p m, sundays at III
D. tconnecng closes here MONDAYS Tor Belize. Puerto
Cortez and Guatemala. and Tuesdays for Rica).
Registered NAH closes Al P. m previous day.
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~ EARLY MAI. TRAIN.

For all points IN the United states toutsde OF Greater
New-Yorkl. Canada and Mexico.
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Do not be imposed on.
DIED.

Always demand the genuine
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.
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THREsHING OLD STRAW.

Colombian Legation. WashIngton. July !