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New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
CEREMONIES AT MADRID.
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[speGaI 20 The Tribune by French Cable
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Copyright; 1907 BY The Tribune Assocation.)
Especial 70 The Tribune by French Cable
Madrid. May 16.-The private ceremonies at the
palace to-day On the eve Of the opening Of the
royal fetes illustrated the refinement Of Spanish
etiquette. The Duke Of Connaught, as the
prince Of the royal house Of England, was the
guest Of the King in the palace. be was not
received in the throaeroom as an ordinary am
bassador, but less formally in the large audience
room by the King. the Princess Of the Asturias,
she InTa-tas and the court officials. The duke
and his staff were ushered into the apartment
with less ceremony The King was approached
with three low bows from every member Of the
embassy and the duke. after reading a short
address from King Edward VII. conferred the
insignia Of the Order OF the Garter. The sash
was fastened about the King, the star attached
10 his breast, and the garter buckled around his
leg. The King read an address. and compA-
-nents were exchanged all around. The cere-
rnony attending the comforting Of the orders Of
Agdas and the collar OF the Serafines was con-
Quoted in the throneroom with more formality.
The dinner this evening was a stately al
fair IN honor Of the special ambassadors and
Diplomatic representatives OF many powers The
Duke Of Conuaught is accorded pre-enllnence
among the visiting princes. but DR.. Curry Is re-
ceived with special distinction, owing 10 the
friendship ot the Queen Regent
There is e picturesque scene OF excitement
night and day in the crowded city The decora-
tons OF the streets come out well at night ow-
ing 70 the ingenious method Of illumination. and,
while exceedingly simple. are tasteful and ar
tistic Red and gold are the dominating colors'
and the richness Of effect is produced by the
gorgeous hangings OF tapestries and rugs from
TIE windows Of buildings The crowds in the
streets are less boisterous than the Dutch
1hrongs at Queen Wilhelmina's fetes. but they
are brirnaing over with good huEnor. and are in
q rolIickng mood. The Spanish capital is gay
and brilliant, and pulsating with animation and
vivacity.
The young King has produced favorable I'M
preston by his dignity and gracious bearing
Loyalty is stimulated. and the buoyant feeling
created that. despite the disasters of war and
the loss OF empire Spain has brilliant future
e-s1g 81 rase-,,e IN the new reign. / y. T.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
FAREWELL TO BISHOP BRENT.
HE HAS RECEIVED $4,000 TOWARD BUILD
ING A CATHEDRAL AND SCHOOL
N MANILA

service was held in Calvary Episcopal Church
Dr. Charles n Brent the newly appointed Bishop
10 the Philippines. who viii sail the Trave for
mis- new diocese to-day, going by way Of the Suez
Canal Just before leaving Boston Dr.. Brent re
ceived $4,000, with which build a cathedral. a
school and a bishops house in Manila The names
OF the givers have been made known The
site on which the buildings 20 stand is owned
by the Episcopal Board Of Missions
Bishop Francis. OF Indiana, was the ceIebrant
yesterday. with him Bishop Hall Of Yer
mont, who preached the sermon. Delegations from
the church clubs Of New-York and Long Island
were present as wen from the Brotherhood OF
St Andrew and the women's auxiliaries of New
York and Long Island. Bishop Hall, referring 10
the stories Of cruelues practised by American sol
diers on the Flupinos. said.
There is a deep question which has been referred
in puIpits. IN the pubic press and elsewhere
American army. Because these people are igno-
rant IL is no excuse that they should be tortured
The words Of President Roosevelt sand out uObly
when ne said. Nothing can JUSTIFY or viii justify
the use OF torture methods hr the American army
SO long a 7 President OF the United States. 70
IL viii be your duty while there 10 use your in
hind you to stop these practices whl-h have
brought the blush of shame 10 the cheeks of every
the offcers and soldiers Of the American army the
spirit of Justice. and teach them that that is the
best weapon OF warfare
After the regular service communion service
was held. Bishop Brent then held an informal re-
ception in the yestry. and shook hands with nearly
two thousand people Many Of the women who bid
him godspeed handed the Bishop an envelope
containing q check money Bishop Brent salQ
that Mr. and Mrs George c. Thomas of i,hila-
deIphia. had given MIN $4,000 in addition TO the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
DIED.


DAvIEs-on THURSDAY. MAY Is. 1902 Waiter > Davies
iat5 H Tssasars Sas No s6s wsssinsionaSs roo- sss-
urday evening. az O'Clock lnter1neut az ne con
venience OF the family
DU-NHAN-At Toakers. on May &c. OF pnsunontz- Ran
dolph Neeker Dunhasn So ~ y=ars ony snilc oz e
Bridgeport. ConR-
HAY-At y. J.. wednesday. Nay IA Rob
ert Hay. his J7th Funeral services al his
late residence Ne s8 Nsw-EuEIand-ave. summit
family.
se7 nAdlson-avs.. william Tsa Hsnufn. N d. Il. d.
e ne 5s ys2T ot his sgs s. Funeral ssry.ss a. g.
Monday. May 10, at p. n lntermsnt Prtvats.
Alice Maud Hne. wife .. WINS T. Hine. in the 34th
Year Of her Funera fori late hsnns saturday
afternoon. at : clock-
MAMA Utiea n 7 On NAY IL Iaoe Ian-s y
Mann. IN MS 6sJn year Fa5srai Al Ttics-
MoIR-At the recto-y Lake Placid On Tuesday May u
Isz of Spsndlcitis. me Rev William Wlmerains
civ in the 4stS yssr of hs are Services I se ned
AZ the Church Of the H1y Communion an. Monday
in the Parish Eeuss Ne 40 West aosh-se At $50
c4ocA lntsrnent private Please 60 not send nowers
RQwE-At her home. Ne 81 North Fglton-svs Mount Mount
Of William Funeral service VIII be held al her
late residence on Monday. May 10 az o'clock. D m
sMIrH-on T0grsGay. May s. 1900. Jos-phins Hsrser,
smith. vie of sydney Hoy smith Funeral services
Frookiyn On Saturday NAY II Al 30 p. N
wATsON-suddenly on the 18th John W wAtson-
81 nis ate resaence. " 9e1crsst-aFs aiSn sri1se'
n Y Notice Of funeral hereafter
The wos6IaySn Cemetery
-. sorough ot Bronx, New 1ork Clty. -.
The stephen Merritt Burial Co..
Only store, sth ave 18Th St Stephen Aerrir- =
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
rE4xsATr.ANrrc NAILS

6ATCRDAY-At a N. for France Switzsrland. italy.
spain Portugal Turkey. EgypC Greece British India
and Lorenzo MarqHeZ. 8 = la Champagne. via
Havre mail FOR other parts OF Europe be directed
La Champagne a $50 a N. Nefhsr-
lands direct. per 6 Noordan C1aiI directed
per N0Ur5am''l; al ESQ a Complementary II
N fer Europe. Sax0uia.
a. $50 for scotiand direeL per . Astoria
directed per s. AstoTia'1- 10 a n
for Italy direct per Travs tnau Be directed
per Trave D.
.rrrvTEr MATrrP ErC-This steaz--- takes Printed
Matter CuuulsTciaI Papers and Samples Germany
culy The same class Of NAL for other pats
q Europe viii Be sent by this ship Unless specially
directed sv
After ths closing p Supplementary Trsrss
Mails named additional supplementary Mails
opened or ne q American English.
German and until within
Ten Minutes ths % sailing gf steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
TRANsPACIFIC NfArLs

Mails for Australia West Australia which ls ~
xar5ed via Europe. New-Eealaad. Fif -
Hawaii via san Francisco. close here azilv a. s-s0
= m after April +26 and q May III inrIa-,r. a.
On arrival OF Ca-npania. due Neu-Yors Nav ~
dispatch 5 Ventura
Mails China ana Jspan- via Seattle ana Victoria
n q close here daily az $50 2. up 20 Nav &c -
dispatch . q T1dia 1r@~ts
must specially addressed
- .be + : Postal Agsncy at EhsneSa1 &C., =
forwarded Capada}
ssparaeIv addressed periodicals. Pniirpia-
ands sviaN Manila. close here tsl
$50 N up to Nay "a inclusive. for dispatch per
5, 5. C1pric-
Al $50 D. - Ass 2S. inclusive. for aisDafch
e. Glenoge
Europe. and New 1ealands Snlea gee "a s.n
Franeiscoi and Fiji Islands VIA Seattle snd Ncter1a:
q c.. close DAILY ESQ > n artsr Nay - and
IN ia. for dispatch per AloNera
Mis- fsr Hawai va szr Fralcsco. close eaily
ESQ D n up Nay t26 inclusive Iof dispaten Ds<
s. Alameda
Mails Tahiti and Marggeses Asahes va san an
CISCO daily az $50 p m lp % 5ane - m
elm i've for 3 AusSfaAAa-
forwardSc 10 saliAs
closing - arransed On re preslnr
overland transit Tfestxrersa
mail closes az s .. n previous day
Fostofhcs New-xork. n z. Nay 3. 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
B1-FFALo L1THIA WATER.

Increasing favor among the progressive mem
bers Of the profession is constantly adding new
names 10 the already long list OF advocates Of the
curative and restorative properties or the waters
from the famous BuTtalo Li'Hla springs. OF VIZ
glula.
Nature. through the medium OF these Springs. has
provided a powerful specific for the treatment Of
rheumatism. Gout. Diabetes, Brights Disease, Cali
eIIif Stone in the Bladder, Gall stones and kindred
diseases due TO U-rc Acid and other poisonous in
fiueuces In the blood TIE composition OF Buffalo
Titbia Water 50 nearly dpprOXimates tuat OF the
blood serum that they become identical Immediate tely
after IL is taken into the system TINS fact ae-
or rhs above mentioned diSea ases-
Damphlet treating fully the virtues OF the
F5IfsI0 Lithia Water. ana citing many interesting
cases and doctors reports VIII be sent free 20 any
one addressing the proprietor OK sGfia4o Llthia
Water Springs. Virginia -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
HOTEL pLNNERs COST No NOPE

rumor was current yesterday that the leading
hotels and clubs had advanced their restaurant
prces because OF the advanced price OF beef which
has gone IN four cents pound or about e.
a hundred. The rise said TO be Of a concerted
nature ana announced yesterday
Inquiry failed to develop such situation Al
T)elmonico's sherry's the Waldorf Astoria and
arber hotels and various leading chhs tbsrs
mad been no advance beyond that OF ten cents on
steaks " men Dscslile gl7Is4 N restaurants last
frtird al the New York Athletic Club where Ave
cents had added TO the prices OF ali norti6ns
and the Transportation Club. which had advanced
It's table d dhote dinner from & 10 & D
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

The King and Queen held their third court
last night al Buckingham Palace. Many of the
gowns we're adorned with natural orchids and
roses. A novel feature Of the court was how
ever, the reintroductiOn Of trainless gowns many
ladies making their bows to their majesties in
costumes only shade more gorgeous than
dinary ball dresses. The Queen IL is under
stood favors the old fashioned court trains and
at the next court they will be generally worn
once more
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
NAY SUE FOR SONS BODY.

Mrs. Eliza beth Barrett of No 81 Madison-st the
mother OF young man who died IN the City Hos
nital on Blackwells Island, from pneumonia and
who II was afterward found had a stab wound in
the heart. called last evening at the Morg7Ie and
demanded her sons body. The woman sal1 THAT
story of the stab wound had been iov,eTred nv
the doctors as an excuse 10 hold an autoDsy
When told that the Coroner had ordered ne hodv
held she became indignant and declared that n
she were allowed 10 take the body within the next
two davs she would take legal steps TO recover II
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

B1RDsALL.-On Thursday. May 10 at his residence Ne
Waron-st.. brooklyn. GeoTgs N husband Emily
l FIr5sau In the G6th of his Funeral
vices saturday May II at ?. m IntsrmeuI
Of family
CONROW-After a short illness. William E. Conrew. IN
the ga OF Funeral from
dsnre No 9I9 Berkeley Place BROOKLYN sunday
lsts inst. p Interment at convenience Of
family.
TAVIES-On Thursday, May Is Thomas r. Davies
services his iats residence. No
TrQ I.afav@tta-ave. Brooklyn. . D Nav
i. Interment AZ convenience Of the family Please
sm1t flowers.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
VACCINATION ABUSED THEN.

vaccination was the topic OF discussion at last
nights meeting OF the Manhattan Liberal Club
al No 70 East F1fteenthst The sense Of the meet
1ns was qlstinctly against vaccination Dr. Flor
eiee 4elsn-Joi who took the affiruative side OF
Ile 9ues Ion 5onnc no supporters All the other
speakers poksd fun al her sn6 ri5c,,ie5 ne stsrz
znents she made and the statistics She presentsd
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
pO.fomre yoffer.

tshoBId read DAILY BY a interested. changes
any r.meI
Foreign mails for week ending MAY II. 1907 VII
close tprsmptly al General Posc1ce
follows. -iCse earlier
closing time below Parcels Post Mails Ger
close az ? We11esday-
Regular Mails close a. STA
ton hsf hour than closing shown below lex
Supplementary Nails FOR Europe ara Central
America, Ce1n. close later Foreign Sta
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
OFFICES

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District Telegraph 0fics-
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Eruad-st
AMERICANS ABROAD win md The Trosns az:
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place leave advertisements and subscriptions
PARIS. Monroe l. Co.. No Rue Scribe
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Credit LFonnais. Bureau des Etrangers-
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Strasse
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Lorenzo
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

long discussion in the House OF Commons
the shipping combine was nipped IN the bud
by Mr.. Balfour yesterday. Mr.. Bowles was
particularly anxious for some information and
wanted 10 know what law there as 70 the
exact status OF the ships in the combination His
contention was that the ships were not entitled
TO be treated as British and kept on the British
Register. The First Lord of the Treasury. in
advising the members not 10 raise a debate on
the question. said that the government was IN
communication with some Of those most inter
ested in the matter and at the present time
could not break silence.
The Importance Of the question was. he ad-
nitted. very great, but at this stage It was
quite impossible 70 say anything without disad-
vantage Mr.. BalfOur's statement satisfied the
House. which adjourned soon afterward for the
Whitsuntide holidays.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
LORD P4UNCEFoTB SLIGHTLY BETTER.

Washington. May 16-Dr FRANC A. r. jung Lord
Pauncefote's physician. when asked to-day re-
gardng his patients condi.yn said: with each
attack he has some complications The out
look is not bright but he is distinctly in no
immediate danger"
Lord Pauncefote's condition tonight showed a
slight improvements
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. May 16-Locsl showers have continued in
the South. while from the Ohio Valley and
upper region eastward the weather remains fair
Temperatures have risen considerably excep. the north
upper lake region and the Southeast and ere 20 10
degrees above seasonal the
West q Rocky weather been tair.
except north cezsL with higher temperatures in
Showers probable Saturday the South
States lower portion Mdle Atlantic states
and the northwest urue- lake region There Will 5e
s-hvers SUNDAY Montana. Elsewhere the ea-hsr viii
be generally Saturday sunday Ternperarures
vii continue high - the Southwest and Middle West.
and generally elsewhere. except in New England
Middle Atlantic coasts ne winds
Will southwest the South Atlantic
Coast f--sr Gulf Coast fresh north AID
the Great Lakes fresh and variable Steamers
which depart European ports SATURDAY VII have fresh
south ra winds fair weather the Grand
Banks
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
CALLED TO 4 BOSTON REcT0RsBTp

Boston May l6 (speciaD.-The Rev. Frederick
W Fits. for the last year curate OF Calvary
Episcopal Church. New-York. has accepted a cali
= 81 stephens Church. Boston This was for
-1sstp a5sp l1e parish of the Rev. Charles r. Brent
49, = agoll 70 start for the Philippines 10 as
S-ine nis duties as bishop OF that diocese
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

Highest temperature yesterday y degrees: lowest 49.
average CO. average for corresponding 64.
avarare fer corresponding twenty-five So
Local forecast-Party cloudy to-day stationary ten
neature sunday fair and variable winds mostly
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
THE PASSING THRONG.

Having been Chief Justice in no less than six Of
England's colonies having been Acting Governor
OF Western Australia. and having
SAYS ENG travelled around the world on his
LAND IS way from post 70 post in Eng
DONE WITH lands service. Sir Henry T Wren
COLONIZING. fordsley is sure that England is
a great nation The Englishman
is naughty proud. pig headed, conservative re-
served" Sir Henry said at the Cambridge. but
ne has doIe wonders al over the face Of the world
and when his work is examined IL viii pretty gen
orally be found to be for the gGod OF more tnan
generally be found to have the red thread OF
honor round his wrist England IS done vita 500 600
colonies which she has built you viii nno II you
3e9nd o 5ne a5ne as b hTe fs elFtbodS eo Ii hs been
long work and hard work 70 build them and II
stance. in Australia American trade Is coming IN
in great ana ever increasing quantities. The Aus
date and win adapt their line OF goods to the
pa rticar needs Of the community they are selling
TO. a thing which the English manufacturers are
rot willing to do In Australia as IN otneT BTltlsn
colonies. an American Is Just as welcome IN every
me oI easess as an Eng shnlan' T TFe ii nlg -
oLner natIonaHtes are welcome, toe Inc coioIlles
Ofter the same opportunity 10 al The German
aGaP aolllIy as ths american. sun thlnk @ SLe
our conservative tendencies bring US some losses
The withdrawal of George Won l. Meyer. United
States Ambassador to Italy from the race for the
Republican nomination for Con
THE FIGHT gresham in the Massachusetts
FOR MOODY'S district left without a representa-
SUCCESSOR. tive by the promotion OF Nj
Moody to the Cabinet has caused
a good deal Of surprise the district. The night
now seems to have been narrowed down to a strug-
gle between Z. P. Shaw and A. P. Gardner
in-aw Of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. 1T is
great surprise every body in the district that M
Meyer should withdraw, said J. W Otis OF Salem
az me Manhattan yesterday. for II was gensraIly
/ considered that he in the fight 20 the finish
/ ne was expected home before very long. in fact
20 look after his interests himself. His III health
I dow ne IN nAr w zen
/ MI shaw and Mr.. Gardner. X looks 70 as 4
/ Mr. shaw should win out now for the forces that
/ supported the Italian Ambassador were much
opposed 20 Mr. Gardner IL is hardly probable that
+ IneN Will 20 over TO MIN in any great numbers
4 now their own candidate is out OF the running
/ Mr.. Shaw comes from the old city Of NewbUrypOrr
I he raised himself from poor boy. and Is very
/ popular Our Mayor. Honest John Hurley, is also
/ a candidate Tor the nomination some ticket OF
other but II is doubtful II ne hypnOtizes the dis
/ JrlGt as ne has some people IN Salem.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
YACHT AND BOAT CLUBS.

The various yachting. rowing and canoeing
clubs which line the shores of Gravesend
Bay have at last ayvaL ened for their season
of pleasure. Interesting story, with pictures
nj most OF the clubs. in tO-mOrrovv's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
rDycATIxG THE BLtyn

The sev-YorE< Institution for the BIind a
w., side landmark for seventy xears will
.oon remove 10 Washington Heights The
,vonders worked I'm educating the blind boys
and girls viii be fully described and Iu-H-
trated in to-mOrrow's Tribune
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
EurriaI Nonres.
Bangs & Co.. 81 and % Fifth Avsaa..

WIN sell auction MONDAY. Nay l9. and four rcno~-
ing DAYS. 3 o'clock each afternoon.
a GEN IL E NJ ms LIB EARX.
Comprising Many Interesting and Rare Booxsl
First Editions Of American and English Aarncrus
Ene G9iieeton q Early American Annuals a.a SSirr
Books Standard and and Curious Books IN sngsh
and French Ltsraru Handsome B00kss Works az
Travei. History Reference Poetry. Drama Crrcizzn.
ana Beilss-Lsttres generally.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
GOVERNOR TO PRoLoyG HIS JOURNEY.
sPEAKER NIXON WILL BE ACTING GOVERNOR
UNTIL JUNE 2
- rrLEeRAPH ID - rRIBrNE.

Albany. Nay I5.-Governor Odell has sent word
that he viii not be back IN Albany from his West
ern journey until June 7. he was expected here
or May y. 6. Frederick Nixon. Speaker of the
Governor Of the State until June I. Mr. Nixon
was here to-day and signed several requistion pa
perk on Memorial Day. at the request Of Gov
srnor Oeel who had received the invitation.
Speaker Nixon VII review the parade the un-
ggsialng oI Ihe Soldiers and Sailors Monument in
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY

For New-EnEand to-day Sunday: fresh south
% winds.
For District of Columbia Maryland. Delaware virginia
Eastern Penusyvanla and NewJersey, partly CLOUDY
dsv -aaalv showers sunday and warmer; light
fresh south winds.
F6- Eastern Nev-T1rk rarity cloudy to-day sunday
fair varts1le winds. mostly fresh south
For PennSy vaaia and Western New-Y0rk fair
TO-DAY SUNDAY fair. variable winds
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wrs-
TN0Irs ETC

SATURBAy-At q a. for Ponce per o Ponce mail
for other parts Of Porte Rico Be directed per
Puncs'1. at 3 a. supplementary 80 a. NJ
Parto except Pence. Curacao and VsuszusIa
per Philadelphia fulau for Ponce. SdvanIIa z-d
CsrraEena he directed per : Philzdsluhiaf,-
az $3.50 m tsu7Rementsry IO-S9 a M for 81
Thomas Croix Leeward Windward rsta-ae
Dutch French Guiana. GeorEsrogr1
BARBADOS Grenada and Trinidad must 30 sI-ested
per FCrtsbells $50 m tsioulsrn.r-ar-r
1880 for Fortune Island Jamaica SaVaniiia and
Cartacena. per s. AlIai mail for Cus-a Hica -u.-
oe directed per s. Alra- ar $50 a. N. lsuppIe-
uentary a. Sddta Hrarfa
Adronas *. 10 a. N. t1T Cuba per s. = Msxfro
al a m for Newfuurdlard NJ lirecr
& silva - for Barbados and Norther- a-,-n
per Basil Para ana Mana0ss ~ u 10 D m
f1r Cuba Parrar via Matanzas Ordinary r,atI
snly. which must 5s directed per 5. 3 Parran''I
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
Man, Tor NsvfounaIand by ra1 70 North sysn-v 80

Mails for Nswf0undand. by raIl @ Nerth sydney 49,
theuce bv close a dailv s'-zo
p CONNECTING close here svery Monday. wednesday
saturday. Mails for N-gueI0n. by rail Bos-on
ana thence by steamer close az tins once SafIv az a 81
D n Mails sGT cuba BY rail % Florida. ana thsnce
hv dispatched daily. sxcepr Thurssa,--
anaI connecting closes for dispatch via sart -srnaa
Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays IS
for dispatch via Mari on MONDAYS and SATURDAYS az
n Malls FOR Mexico CITY. overland rEnlas.
s-a~faTTv for dispatch nv eTosa
ths 7fce daily SUNDAY 80 D. N s-f n 40
n az Il 30 .. Mans r5-
Costa Rfca Belize. Puerto Cc-tez and G1ateT17Ia ~
raH Nsv-OrIeans. aHd thence steamer ci9s. a.
Office daily except sunday at II 50 p m Surdav.
. m tccnnectinE closes pa77-.
Puerto COrrez Guatemala. Tues9ava c-ss.
Rcal 4Regstersd nail closes Al 8 D. "a 1rsvio,s So
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
y rARIY ~ TRAIN.

N NEW-YORK CITY
Mall subscrfbe-s DAILY and TfI-WEEEN1sf VII
be charged extra postage In @odricn 10
the named above
Tribune viii mailed % Cuba Porto Rico. Hawai-
Philippines extra expense cor for-Axn
postage - -.
points Europe IN the Universal
Postal Cnou The Tribune mailed az the r0s0wtag
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17

The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature for the
four hours comparison The corresponding date o
New-York tribune., 1902-05-17
APPROPRIATED WHILE LOW WAS OFT.

PRESIDENT swANsrRod GETS $4,000 FOR BROOK
LYN STREET SIGNS.
In the Board Of Estimate meeting yesterday
Borough President Swanstron asked for an appro-
pration Of $4,000 for the street signs In his borough
Msvor Lew gave IL as his opinion that SI50G was
si,fHcieut As the Mayor defending MS position
he was called away 10 the telephone. IN his alb
senca Charles Y Fornes president OF the Board of
Aldermen suggested SIS, 600 which was accepted
When MAYOR Low returned TO the meeting Con-
troiIeT CTout remarked 10 him that his absence had
cos+ tte city some thousands Of dollars