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New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
OBITUARY.


Albert Gallatin HYDE of A O. Hyde & sons cot
ton manufacturers at No. SCI Broadway. died the
Plaza Hotel YESTERDAY IN the seventyeighth year Of
his age. he had had kidney trouble for d long time
and this caused his death. IIr Hyde's city home
was at No q East Forty-ffth- ST. but he spent
much Of his time with his son. Seymour J. Hyde az
Larchmout.
Mr HYDE was born at Grand Isle Lake Cham
plain. VI. in ls25- His lineage traced directly
from Lawrence Hyde. Of West Hatch England.
who was himself u!nth IN descent from Robert
Hyde Knight Of Norbury
Mr. HYDE was IN the eighth generation from VIII
lan Hyde, who came 20 this country in 1851 and
VINO IN lt was one ~ the original thrty-five pro-
pFi5tors ot Norwlcn Conn
Albert G. Hyde spent the early part % his life on
the farm or his father Jonathan HYDE az Grand
Isle In 4-4s ne came 70 N6W-N ork where he found
employment Win The alygoods house OF Adrience,
Strans & Co, No. Maiden Lane. Eight years later
he became a partner tn the nFm OF Skeel. Sweetzer
& Co, with whom he stayed until ls5l- In Is52 he
started IN business for himself under the name OF
a @. Hyde, subseq qIently changed 70 4. @. Hvde &
Co. He retired from business lS73 and in ISIS
ganiZed the firm OF Hyde & Burton. manufacturers
OF cotton goods. IN 1859 his two sons-Albert F.
HYDE and Seymour J. Hyde-became associated
with him under The firm name Of a. 9. HYDE &
Sons.
In 1851 Mr.. HYDE married Miss Marie Louise
Shaw, Of New OrL. and they had ave children, OF
whom three Iving-twO sons and daughter.
During his long residence In New-YOrk Mr.. HYDE
had been actively interested IN the Protestant
League Club. the Merchants Club. the LarchmOnt
Yacht and the New-York Yacht clubs and the New
The funeral win be hele at the Church ot the
2 n. The burial will be at Wocdlavn Immediately
= service
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
rRANsPAcIF1c MA1L.s

Mails China and Japan. Seattle dsiiv
az $50 % October fl5th. inclusive
Per 8 5 Iyo Maru CRssistered nail must be directed
via Saatts'l
Nails for Hawaii Japan. China class matter for
the Philippine IsiaRdS via San Francisco. close
daily az $50 up 70 October tiIth. inclusive. FOR
dispatch per Coptic.
Mails for China and Japan via Tacoma Gloss
at $50 p m up 70 October l'th inclusive for dispatch
Mails Hawaii via san Francisco close here aaity a,
$50 20 October f2oth. inclusive for dispatch
per > Alameda.
Mails Cor Hawaii Chine Japan and nrs class matter for
daily az 1;3o n October f25th, inclusive.
dispatch per America MaFu.
Mails for the Philippine lans vita san francisco. close
hers daily az $50 up % October f25th. inclusive
tor dspatCh United States
Mails for Tahiti Mlrqussss Islands. VIA san Fran
cisco. close here daily $50 ,. 70 October t2Sth
inclusive for dispatch 3 Mariposa-
Mails foT China and Japan via Vancouver and Nietorts
b. C.. close here daily az 50 Up 20 Octoosr feth
stsrsd nail must 6s snseiay sadressed Msrchandiss
toF United States Postal Agency az Shanghai ea7os b
Mails for Australia (exespt Australia. which Is
forwarded VIA Europe New Zealand TiH samoa and
Hawaii francisco. close hers daily az $50 m
after October tlth aud November tlst inclusive
OF on arrival % : caupania. dns AZ New York No
vsmber dispatch 8. O Sonoma
Mails for Austraa Except Vest Australia which via
Europe. New Zealand. which goes via san Fran-
cisco1 and Fiji Islands, VIA Vancouver ana Victoria
u G. close here daily at $50 m afrer November
tist and up November 18th inclusive Tor dispatch
rsnspaeihc mails are forwarded port Of sailing daily
o1 ~ their uninterrupted overland transit fSezsf@r-4
mall closes p. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PestmAstsn
Postofncs New York. ~. r.. oetoosF 10. 1904
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
SOUVENIR ITINERARY OF THE TOUR
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ISSUES AN IL
IUsTRATED BROCHURE OF THE CROWN
PRINCES MOVEMENTS.

The Pennsylvania Railroad has issued souvenir
itinerary % the tour IN the United States og the
Crown Prince Of Siam and his party The schedule
of TIE movements from October 20 10 November 80
when The party arrives al !ts sailing point. Van
couver, p C., Is appended. With table ot dis
tauces The white covers of The brochure are en-
bossed with the royal arms ot siam IN gold and In
coors and the Tinted States aUs Siamese flags en-
twined- Portraits OF tie kiUg Of siam and ths
Crown Prince are reproduced IN hslftore well
as views of points q interest the tour such As
the Capitol st Washington and Niagara Falls
These views illustrate description o. The tour,
giving accounts of the scenery ard q the historical
associations of the places visited. and statistical
data The programme Of the tour. divided into Two
parts the Official programme from October u 20
November :. St.d me personal programme rom
November 20 s. rs printed in detail
The train which WIl carry the SiamsEe party
consists 81 Pullman combination car, dining
car. compartment car aud me private car
Columbia The train iE called the Crown Prince
of siam Special After the return trip 20 Wash
ington the schedule Includes the runs from New
York 70 Boston, through the White Nountaias 10
falo. stopping a. Niagara Falls from Buhalo 20
Pittsburg, 70 Chicago. 81 Louis and kansas City,
Colorado Springs. ManroI. Garden OF the Gods
Pixies Peak. cripple Creek Grand CANYON of the
Arkansas. Salida, La Gunta. New Mexico Arizona
san Diego, Los Angeles, Del Monte santa Barbara
Mount Hamilton. San Francisco. Portland. Seattle
and Vancouver
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
PRINCE MEETS PRESIDENT.
TIE sTANESE ROYAL VISITORS DAY
IL WASHINGTON.

v-asnirFtan. oct His Royal Highness
ChoWfa Nsha Nai.ravu5h crown Prince of siam
accompanied by his suite. reached washington on
special train O'Clock rhis morning While
here they VIII the guests ~ 'he nation. AFTER
taking hreayfsst iu their rooms a. me Arhhg-
fCv Hotel rhe Crown Prince End his party donnea
fhsfr court dress and. escorted tv \ squadron ~
tho ed CavaI~v were driven 80 The temporary
White HOUSE fo paw their respects - President
Roosevelt. Al the member ~ the cabinet now
in Tho Secretaries HAY wilson and Hitch
cock and Postmaster General Payne-toFether with
Secretary CortelNou srd Colonel Bingham the
Presidents military aid IN tull uniform. were pres
ent 70 assist tr the reception.
The greetings between The President and the
Prince were cordial on both sldes. There were no
formal speeches The Prince expressed his adrn.ra-
tIau fer the country. so far be had n, and
spoke Of the impressive appearance ~ The Ameri-
can cavalry President Roosevelt responded pleas
sur'y. He asked the Prince about h.s proposed itn
ersry. ana expressed the hope that he would visit
the military ano naval academies ana spend some
tir2e examining The industries of which The country
vas SO proud The audience lasted not more than
i've minutes Tie Prince and his party were then
driven back % she Arlington where the Prince re-
mairel quietly This afternoon. looking after his
mail
has been assigned 10 special duty with the Prince,
and viii accompany him while he Is ofncialy en-
tertaineo hy the United States Government
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
MAYOR INsPEcTS WATERFRONT n R,ry

The North Side Board OF Trade Was sehssr,s,
yesterday % show The Bronx waterfront 10 Mavor
Low, Dock Commissioner McD0ugau Hawkes. "a
Tax Commissioner James L. Wells The vestb.-
however. made IL necessary 20 cut short mart ~,
the programme laid out, and a result of tba 80,
outing bad colds are threatening members - ~
receiving committee and the party OF guest n
the morning the committee of the North siaa ~,
OF Trade. John J. AnoTy. Alber; 2. Davis Jobr =
Sleeves and Seward Z. Baker. started Win ~
Mayor and the two commissioners from the v,,,,,
OF the Gas Engine and Power Company. 81 ~
Heights IN one % the company boats Tbs 80,
was down the Hudson. through the Harls-, -
East rivers and up Long Island Sound 10 F,,-,.
Island ana Pelham Bay Park During tie frir -
Mayor and commissioners had Opport,ritt- "
inspect the improvements ALREADY made in To
Bronx waterfront. and 10 see where fuiurs' ! ~, As
should be done. A. Pelham Bay Park n bsd SSoIA
Manned 20 give Park Commissioner Iobr = oeeh
a chance 10 show what had ALREADY been s--.sus
plshed in Pelham Bay. Bronx and Van Cc,,~,lotl- lotl-
parks ana point cut where impfoverre itot
me future could best be made The dsv g .ts Tor
wind I'd with a luncheon and a view Gf S,,,sass 70
polo games. When the party arrived AZ bs,elton
Bay Park n was late, and the rain was .ee.llsln
down IN torrents. though COmmissoRsr Tlhlns
was on hand. all that could be done Was - S.sta
around IN closed carriages 'Ne
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
To PFRFORu OPERATIONS FREE.
pR ApoIF LoRENz WILL DO FOR NOTHING
FoR POOR WHAT J. OGDEN ARMOUR
PAYS HIM $4,000 FOR.
rsY TELEGRAPH TO TIVE Tribune ]

chicago oct. u.-St!yFed 10 hope for life and
hea!tl ly the fame % Or. Adolf Loreuz, who has
come from Vienna 20 treat Lolita Armour daughter
~ = ogden Armour. sufferers from ailments stmi-
az % hers have overwhelmed him with applica-
ttons for treatment. Most Of them are poor, and
expect receive without cost medical attention
tor which Alr Armour viii pay Soo0o The doc
tors Eenerosi'v was equal 20 the demand to-day
We made TWO appointments for clinics. az which le
will operate on from six 20 eight patents. on
Monday he Will attend a clinic az the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons. where he viii treat three
patients ard Friday he WILL 90 70 the Cook
County Hospital 10 superintend operations, Other
be kept busy
Certainly these operations Will De free said pr
LoTeuZ to-day. Il am only TOO glad 10 be able
through these clinics 20 communicate 70 my bToth7r
practitioners n America knowledge a. - he meth
ots employed IN orthopedlc surgery m Vienna
America IS Far advanced IN many branches OF med
lcine and surgery. 7 hopeful that the inter-
ct1nge 81 experience and the actual Demonstration
- methods on he operating taoie will e@ mutually
helpful
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12


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New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
STEPHEN DAVIS TUCKER.

stephen Davis Tucker retired member of the
rrrn Of r. Zoe 4 Co. who died suddenly N Lon
don on TUESDAY. had been iil only few days rom
rneurnoria He vas born eighty-foUr years ago. IN
Bloomnrd. y. y While sriu young man he en-
tered the firm OF r Hoe & Co, N this city, and
for the last twenty y-rve wears had lived az No l0e
East Sxteenth-st Eight years age he retired from
business Since June 4 AF Iuchef hed pSen
travelling abroad With his wife and TWO daughters
Beside these he leaves two sons-Edwtn p. Tuck-
sr OF Hoe & Co. living az No. SOS Riverside Drive,
and William L Tucker. 2 civil and sanitary sngi-
reer 81 No $50 FlfJh-avs, who lives AZ Engls~
wood = j. y T.. Tucker sailed the Phila
deIphia on wednesday. upon receiving cable dis
patch frorn NTrs Tucker ". C. Tucker g ONCE was
ri
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
ARRTALS on IA LORRAINE.

INDIAN GIRL ADOPTED BY WASHINGTON Man
oAE OF TJIEM-swISS MINISTER ANOTHER
Among Tie passengers who arrived yesterday on
lIs American Line steamship St Paul were Cap
az Allison Nauor his wife and their adopted
a-gater. known In Washington as the 'hose OF
~F NeSt. In the latter part OF Decefnoer' 49,
1ter The battle of Wouuded Knee the Indian SRI
vas discovered IN me Neld and taken across the
N9ieer % Dakota There she Was aooptea ps MS.
"t'et, Who took her 20 Washington 60, .--,
So ~ flo1a. Minister 70 the Initeo otates - ~
seiizer.and was also among The passengers on la
Aserraine. Mr. Ploda said that the concltlon OF
ahairs his country were prosperous, ano that on
~ whole The people were happy ana clttehtT,
- asked particularly about President hooheNtlt'
sc 80 sac he was delighted 10 hear that ne Nae IT,
N'ftflLg from lis ineury.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
WOMAN CHASES ROBBERS.
MRS BENJAMIN STEVENS. OF MANARo-
NECK. BY UsE OF REVOLVER
SAVES MUCH PJCNDER

Burglars made g raid on the barn on the large es-
tate of BENJAMIN Stevens. p wealthy resilient 81
NaHaaroneck-oa-the- late on Friday night.
arc while attempting 10 carry away N.00 worth OF
silver mounted harness were driven away ~ the
9onpt acuor ~ Mrs. Stevens. the wife ~ The
owner
-H Stevens and her daughters were sitting IN
.-sH aoyary. when they heard the crash of falli-g
s@@ the stable. Mrs Stevens seized revolver
- - ian or ct The house, followed by members of
- aoasetclc. Just IN TINE 10 two burglars run
..k away with hgncles under their arms. Al
,.lta ". stevens was visiting IN New -London
Ia The women were not afraid. and made dash
\. ne robbers. Mrs. Stevens hred a. the fleeing
,-s-.s4ers several unes bur they managed 20 Is
sept While Seeing the robbers dropped their plun-
80, -. which was found short distance from The
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
THINKS HIN LEADER OF SWINDLE.
S'HLESSINGER, CONNECTED WITH
FRENCH JOCKEY CLUB SCANDAL.
WAS At HEAD or FRANK
LIN SYNDICATF
LIN SYNDICATE

Lively interest was taken by District Attor-
ney Clarke OF Brooklyn Yesterday in the news
paper stories of the action Of the French
Jockey club in expelling from France several
men connected with the recent turf scandals
there Mr Clarke was interested because the
name Of Edward SchlessuGer was connected
with the scandals
The man Of thar name whom Mr.. Clarke rs
looking for was the partner OF Miller OF Frank
I'm syndicate uotOTiety, and was believed 10 be
the head end front OF the big get rich quick
svindle which landed Miller in Sing Sing, where
he rs serving ten year term. When the business
was broken UP by the police the office IN
Floyd-st, Brooklyn. Schlessinger fed from the
United States, and was reported 20 have carried
the sWIndle. He was indicted for grand larceny
IN Kings County
Mr. Clarke said yesterday that he would AZ
once have a talk with Captain Reynolds, chief
OF the Detective Bureau In Brooklyn, with ref
erence 20 beginning eXtradition proceedings
against Srh'Nssinger al the earliest opportunity
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
A FALL FOR TIE q. 4 R.
GROUND BROKEN FOR MEMORIAL -o,-rr,-FsNr,r.
BUILDING IN WASHINGTON

GROUND broken FOR MEMORIAL ~o,-Tr,-FsNraT.
BUILDING IN WASHINGTON
washington. Oct. u.-with elaborate patriotic
services. ground was broken to-day for the Memo
rial Continental Han of the National Society of
the Daughters q the American Revolution az
Seventeenth Gnd sts.. Northwest. The cere-
rnory, which was attended by . large number n -
cludn representatives Of the national societies OF
the Sons OF the American Reyclution. Sons Of the
Revolution and Children Of the American RsyoIu-
tion. also marked the twelfth anniversary Of tna
founding OF the Society Of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution. Mrs.. Charles W Fair-
hanks president general % the order. and wife ~
the senior United States Senator from Indiana ON
c!ated assisted by the surviving founders of the
national society.
The spade with which the earth was turned Uss
presented by the Montana Society through Mr.
Walter Harvey Weed. vice regent of thst st-,r
who read poem written for the occasion ~. E-Ils
Wheeler Wilcox The spade Is made of FofS sr5
silver taken from Montana mines. and il 50 yitL
blue ana white sapphlTes from that State ~"
Mrs FalT banks mace an address n which
pointed out the great lines on watch the s..ieI,,
was founded a dozen years ago. and the fsct tbs,
the membership has now grown 20 forty tbousard
women. The society. she said. did not exist To-
pride of family blood, but 20 aid IN pTsssr,.i,,,,
the eternal principles of liberty,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
TEE TIRE RECORD FESTERDAE

- m.-so. go washington-st.; christopheT LnoSsy
Co. $1,000
aroth. Sl.c10
. n.-No s. West Eghtsenth-st; sieEel-ooopeT
company. S10o
y a. m-No. i0s orchErd-st Samuel Deck so
ae ? m--No. GO Fast Ninrh-st; william Fleishi
44aiag.
sA ? Mo a vyest one -hunareath-st william P.
ware tridnr
y m.--Nos 2ss sna g75 Ryder-ave John Hart
never. 81 600
3 D E.--suee, Cleaning Department evmF. East
--asntieth-st.. $40
- s--- ~ -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
roREcAsr ZOE ro-pAY AM MONDAY

Fo- rhe Distrc, o; Columbia dsy. followed hy
csarps Monday fair. brisk north winds
For Mar land rain today. followed by clearing brisk
North WHds. high coast, Monday fair
For Delaware. New Jersey, Eastern Sew-YcFk and
Eastern Pennsylvania rain to-day brisk - high shifting
Winds becoming north Monday fsir
For Newfoundland. rain to-day, brisk - high northeast
- north winds. Monday fair. EXCEPT rain Eastern
Maine
Western r-nnsylvsnia ratn to-day. cooler
portion. brisk north winds. Monday
Fer Western Ssw-NaTk. rain cooler to-day. winds be
coming north and brisk Monday fair
Local for-rast-Rain to-day, brisk - high shifting
winds. becoming north. Monday fair.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
FITS EEAD BANGS PROM FRAME By STRAPS

~AN EAs LIVED YEAR AND A HALF WITH BROKEN
NEcE-eETs SIS 90 FROM TRACTION COMPANY.
Ialeago Oct u Special DO Pred Thoerfell. who
e'oVN osHnages against the Union Tracuon Com
i-ny was awarded to-day by & jury IN Judge KaVa-
nslsAs court TAoeTteu was carpenter employ 80
u. t4s LRion Traction Company about year ano
...'+t aeo az Fo-tlcth-aNe and West Lakt-st n
80 olAGlDg Goa. bins, working upon a scauol-
80 " me air. While walking across thls scat,
@..-.is ne s.Fped Ou some grease dtQ tt4i aoou,
bssyA ieet landing on the top ~ his he&a 1no 1t
s--ite-.At he neck and some ~ the homes IN ..l'
st-.s he was taken 70 a hospital apo an opera
"Si was performed
-, ~ ls now obliged 20 wear a framework "a sup
-. As head. his frame Is attached 10 plaste ~
-lat - at ne waist, and reaches up above me heaS
fs-.s.lel. head is suspended from ne trafne~orH
y sIaps He h unable control the movements
80 rs head and has lost the use % nearly al ~
t-.. oI els body, being compelled 10 uS' '"e
Nhtcnes 10 Walk
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
4 WEDDING

The marriage % Miss Helen Lincoln and Fred
erick Herrfck Schauf7er took place yesterday at
the home q the brides mother. Mrs Caroline
Lincoln No CO West Eishth-st Plajnheld. y ].
Tha ceremony was performed by the Rev Charles
G0oorich assisted bv pr. A. p Schau-tier. OF this
cIty Who Is ar uncle Of the bridegroom Mr
Sr1aUfl4r is son of Or Henry SChaufiier, the
MISSIONARY Hi, home Is in this city. The bride
is a daughter Of the late Dr. Rutus = Lincoln
hours notice. as II mad been scheduled for No
- -ar
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
JOHN L. SHEPPARD.

Washington. Oct. u-Congressnan John T. Shep-
pard or Texas. Died to-day at Eureka Springs,
Ark after a long illness. The funeral will be held
on Tuesday. October a Mr.. Sheppard represented
the Nth District of Texas and had served two
terms in the House He born az TeXarkana on
April l3 1854 and had held number ot State offices
before his election 10 Congress
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Should be r@zd DAILY hy an interested as changes
NAV occur time
Forcigu mails for the wees ending
close prompv IN all caSesl the General ofnca
follows Parcels Post Malls close earlier
closing time shown below Parcels malls for Ger
many G lse A. p Mondav and Wednesday.
Regular and Supplemental mails close
ten haf hour ater than closing time shown below (sx
cept hat Supplementary Mails FOR and
America via Colon. close ons hour later Foreign
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

rgEsDAY-At $50 a m. for Europe per > . * NJ
Iaar-sia Via Plymouth. ChsrbouTg and Brsmsn frnail
to- Ireland must be directed Per K N
IAeresia D. az $50 a m. for Iraly direct per 8
Ssrcsgna mail must be directed per Sardegna
WE'D DNESDAf-At $50 for Europe. per s. 3.
Paul via Southampton for Ireland must be di-
Fectsd Ter s > 81 Paul.. $50 q. m (suppe-
Tne3tary 10 a. nj tor Europe, per $. Teutonic
TIT RSDAY-At $50 for Europe per $ > F. Bis
marrS via Plymouth. ChsTbourS and Hamburg mail for
France Switzerland. Ita.y Spain. Portugal. Turkey
sypt Greece, British India and Lorenzo Marquee
ne directed per 5. F. Bismarck >; a a n. tor
rance, switzerland. Italy. Spain.
Esyp Greece British India and Lorenzo Marquez per
:. La Lorraine. Via Havrs mail for other pzrrs
EUROPE must Be directed per S. La Lorrane'l.
"a EtDA4--At m for Italy direct .. Aner
tnall must oe directed per 8. Allsr 80 a
Tor netherlands Direct, 8 PotSdam mail be
dlfected per 3 s Potsdau'1, ) g. m. for Belgium
direct per 3 kroonand lmai Be directed per
s : Arocnla1d - - 80 a FOR Scotland direct.
Per Columbia mail be directed per ..
Columbia - az 1870 m. Complementary u MI for
Europe, Per Cmorla- via Queenstown, az II a
TOT Denmark dlFect s Norge
rected per s. Norge D.
'fttINIEp MATTER ETC---Ths steamer takes Printed
Mater Colmerc!al Papers and Samples to- GERMANY
only he sans class of mail for other OF
rected by her
After ths closing q the Supplementary Trsasatlsnrc
Mails named above addtopal Supplementary Mais are
opened the piers OF The American, English French
and German steamers. and remain OPEN until within
Ten Minutes 81 he hour ot sailing q steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC

81 NpAY-At for Northern Brazil. per q
purstan Via Para anH Nanaos, 8 80 2 FOR ~.
Pierre Niiquelon per steamer from North sydney.
MONpAT-At II for PcrnaEnhuco santos ard o
Brazil musf De directed per Karnr Prince
II ESDAN-At $50 a supplementary 1880 a m D
for Central America tsxeept Costa Rica and South
Pacnc ports, per Finance. VIA Colon letrsr mail
- 80 n. for Jamaica. Fer >. Admiral FarrayIt.
from Eos-o1
wEDNEspAY--At 3 so = NJ Tor Maesio and psruarn-
hlco per s beNaggo tcrail for parts ef
Srazil Argentine, Irusuav ana Paraguay VIA Maceio
and Rio Janeiro, be directed 'pers Bsiagzio''l
Philadelphia
THURsDAY-At a N for Cuba Yueatsn csnvsehs
Iaoasco and thISpas Per Monterey mail fer
Paraguay. Ger r. Croxdas, y 30 ? M (supple-
nentary 30 ? N Tor 81 Thomas. 81 cvoix LssSard
ara NlndNaFd Islands, British. Dutch and French
tllaAa, per > . Nadiaaa a. . n Tor Nswtoundand.
Slrsctsd per Shertaa J.
FRIDAfAt 30 a. m (slPpl leEa@ntary 10 SO for
costa Rtca per 5. Valencia, ~ a m.
toundland direct PEI s Silvia a. u for MEXICO.
Per Niagara. VIA Iamplco mail bs directed
per a s. Niagara ,, AZ 6 80 N. feF azores Islands.
BeTnauda per steamer from Halifax
Sal IRIA4--At a. N. supplementary 20 a frv
FoFt9 hico curacao and Venezuela. Caracas
tnail for savantla and Cartagsna aust " dirscfsd
io;3o M FOR Fortune Island, Jamaica. savaaills
and Cartagena. per Altai mail for Costa Rca
must ee directed per Altai D; $50
Complementary 1890 nl.) fer Haiti and santa Marta
Per : Ataos- al 10 N. Tor Yucatan and caTaPsche
,s,. via Havana a. II g ' n for gss 81 Ns'T
plinda via Matansas Ordinary mail enlv whch must
ee directed per olnda D.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

IT'S A SHAME TO DO TT,
hut if you do not want anything in the little
advertisements In the narrow columns To-
day tear out the page for future needs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12

Highest temperature yesterday % degrees lowest 30
So average foF corresponding last year 6s
corresponding tate twenynve years So
New-York tribune., 1902-10-12
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