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New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
BIG RALLY IN THE NNXIVTH.
COLORED REPUBLICANS PARADE-F /
DAVIS AND F. {. sCHAEFFLER SPEAK

The Republican campaign in the NNNINth Assem-
bly, District opened auspci0usly last night with
a big rally in the room Of the Republican club. at
No. $50 East One-hundrei -twenty-dfth-s The
room was filled with an enthusiastic crowd A
procession OF the colored members Of the Repub-
lican club OF the district fine band and the An
thracite Glee Club OF Pennsylvania added 10 the
enthusiasm. The speakers F. +. Davis Of
Alabama: +. c. Schaeffi.r. Republican nominee
for Congress from the NNIIIth Congress District;
+. c. Lovatt. William Haupt, nominee for As
semblyman from the XXXIVth Assembly District:
Charles Anderson and Miss Florence Celtlin
Mr. Davis said IN part: There has been no poll
tics in the coal strike and there never will be But
1 am sure that every honest man in this elori-
Gus country, and most Of all the noble leader Of
the coal miners. will lay the crown OF glory for
the happy termination of the strike where il he
longs-at the feet OF our great President Theodore
Roosevelt.
Mr. Schaeffier said: Il want 10 90 Ia Congress
stand by President Roosevelt In MS fight against
Illegal trusts and monopOlies He is tbe only man
in the country who has had the courage ma tba
wisdom TO face this great question and aneVer
il, ana want 10 help him in his efforts 10 protect
the American DeODle-' -
Meetings are to be held every night from now
until election. and the district managers ,rn,F1,,
enthusiastic and successful campaign
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

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New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
pROuTNENT PEOPLE AIDED COLUMBIA

THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTED 10 THE INTEREST
FUND on 100000 DEBT.
Those who contributed to the interest fund on
Colum bias outstanding debt OF 100000 last year
we're announced at Columbia yesterday. They are
tv-enty-seven i'm number. follows:
Edward u. Adams Cornelius y. Bliss John
crosby Brown. Mrs. Henry Goldman Potter. for
rnerIy Mrs. Alfred Corning Clark; Robert Fulton
Cuttng William Bayard Cutting. II. G. Fahne
stock Stuyyesaut Fish. Henry O. Havemcyer
Abram s Hewitt Morris X Jesup, John +. Ken
,edy Franklin Il. Lord. Seth Low, ID. o. Mills
Alexander f. orr Henry Parish. George L. Rives
Iohn u. Rockefeller. Isaac \. Seligman. Jefferson
S.ligrnan FrederiC-x a. Schermerhorn. Jacob II.
shin William X Vanderbilt. NeTmilye * Co and
,b. estate of the late Henry Willard
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
VIEW ART PIANO STORE.

-. tuesday lovers Of music from all parts OF
o.a, New-York and by have been focking
- new, Art Plano Store and Auditorium on the
20 70. - eoor of the Siegel-Cooper store.
ho formal bow Of this new candidate for honors
IN the piano field has been noteworthy event. ana
one Maarh OF the Tuesday and Wednesday recitals
81 AZ than seven hundred persons were present
taAIIns vill be given to-day.
Citals feature OF The tiig Storc forcefully illus
Ths 80 Vigorous policy OF expansion that l. being
trstses1 cut bs tbs new management Of the sesel'
Coopsy steIs -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
MRS. ADA GILBERT DENNIS DEAD.

sHE WAS THE VICTIM OF MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT
II WASHINGTON LAST DECEMBER.
washington. oct. 22.-After lowering between
NE and death since last December Mrs Ada Gil
pett Dennis, the victim Of one OF the most mys-
lerous assaults in the history Of the District Of
columbia died the Garfield Hospital in this city
'o-aay With her death the last hope Of a sou-
Noh OF the mystery has disappeared. Mrs. Dennis
Caihe here from Gettysburg, Penn. and married
walter Dennis. an actor She fas found insen-
sitolS IN her bedroom December 10. 1901. Her
sN@H Was crushed. Various theories we're advanced
20 ne motive Tor The crime. but no definite
hg'" Vas ever obtained. Robbery was suggested,
-. r 9ectec, 500 left the table had not been
r-NeA ns her assallant. la Of her sem-ratiOnal
,.tonefts she exclaimed, Its a woman After
r-lu she made contradictory statements. She
never recovered sufficiently 10 talk nationally.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS FORECAST
Washington. oct 22.-The area OF high press,ra and
cool occupied lower lake region and
Middle Atlantic during last aieht hours
is rapidly moving seavard. Pressure is low over the on
tire Rocky region and westward TO the Pacific
Coast although well marked disturbance vet anaears
The rainfall has been light scattered excen- m
the Pacific Coast where rain has fallen fer several davs
past. Rain In Florida. there have been
few showers the lake region. The temperature has
risen sharply the ohio Valley the lower lake region
and the Middle Atlantic States. is generally above
the those districts Fair weather is
indicated for Thursday. IN Florida the Northwest
and the Middle Rocky Mountain region The weather Fri
day viii also be generally fair districts except
sbiy the Missouri and the Upper Mississippi valleys II
will be somewhat cooler Thursday the east portion ~
the lower lake region and the Upper Ohio yall.,. Is
where the will ,,irjs o,r.-
the Atlantic Coast from Hateras uorhWarf viii b ras6
southwest. south of tiattsras northeast Winds vim become
fresh southeast, the
winds will continue diminishing becoming southeast
4hursHaN night IN the lake region
ms ~ '"'' go
steamers departing European ports THURSDAY vii,
nave fresh southwest winds and fair weather TO the Grand
Storm warnings displayed at Buffalo n, the .,u-
i0rna Coast from san Francisco norhward and on the
Gulf Coast at Ne" Orleans Port Eals ~ "
FORECAST FOR To DAY AND FRIDAY
For England showers and cooler in north fair in
portion to-day; Friday fair. fresh so,,roesr ~
winds.
For Eastern New-iork. Eastern PenDsvIvania Della
ware. NewJersey. the District Columbia and Marvani
fair today and Frday warmer to-day: fresh southwest
For Western PennsylVana and Wester,
to-day, Friday Increasing cloudiness fresh vest winds
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
TRANsPAc1FIc MAILS

Mails for China Japan and specially aadre...d
for the Philippine Islands. San Francis~o
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daily at $3.50 .. 70 October rs fnclusIve
for dispatch per L. 5. transport.
Mails for Tahiti and MarQuesss Islands.
cisco. close daily az $50 p up to OctoSer F2s
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Japan. via Vancouver and Vicroria
r. c. daily $50 p m. up 10 ()ctob.r +2s
Inclusive. dispatch Empress Japan
istsrsd specially addressed. Merchsn
for United Postal Agency Shanghai annot bs
forwarded via CANADA.
Malls for Australia except West Australia which "a.
forwarded Europeb New Zealand. Fit samoa ara
Hawaii san Francisco. close dsilv az s,7o -
after October tl1 and 10 November ~ Inclusive
arrival OF $. $ Campanta. due Kew Yort
November II. 70; dispatch per Sonoma.
for Hawaii. Japan China and Philippine
Francisco. close here daily $50 D. m IN 10
November -. inclusive for dispatch per $. Korea
Mails for Australia sexcePt West Australia which goes
via Europe, and New Zealand. which goes via San
and Fiji Islands. Vancouver and Vie
toria, B. -. close here daily D. m after No
vembsr n and November IS. Inclusive FOR de-
5. 8. MfOwera.
Transpacic mails forwarded port sailing daily
and the schedule OF closing is arranged the pre-
sumption their uninterrupted tranat
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
BRITTSH REQUEST REFUSED.
AFTER CONSULTING STATE DEPARTMENT. JUDGE
EREFls PRISONER FOR WHOM ENrRADITIoN
WAS ASKED.

R,ston oct. PA ruling which ordered The re-
- from custody of Joseph G. Taylor, of Som
,uo though the British Government sought
:. have him extradited fugitive from justice
cor, Johannesburg. South Africa, was made by
,5re Francis Lowell in the Federal Court here
1-5sv Taylor charged with embezzling from
rL.nnesburs concern in 1900. The British Consul
- ,ontended that though Lord RObertss
titan proclamation had not been issued al the
- ~ the offence. the Transvaal was virtually
- - Brifish rule and subject 10 the extradtion
,reaty between the United states @ and ENGLAND
Seistions existed ..,.s -. r,,... .u,u 49,,
Ing MS decision after consulting with the state
TeacAssa,ent at Washington. An appeal will be
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
SECRETARY MOODY BACH FRou WEST.

He SPEAKS ENCovRAGINGLY OF REPUBIICAN
PROSPECTS.
Washington, oct. 22-Secretary Moody was at
ais desk In the Navy Department to-day, and will
remain here the remainder Of the week. Mr..
Moody has been ma king campaign speeches in the
West and his throat is sore from the effects Of
me strain. Next Monday he will again enter the
canvass and viii speak Al Bridgeport, Conn. and
providence, r. J. The Secretary expected to spend
ne remainder Of the campaign I'm his home State.
ana MS future movements viii be determined by
ne campaign managers ia Massac husetts. If they
aluk he can be spared he viii probably to Balt-
hoie ana West Virginia and make speeches. The
secretary speaks very hopefully Of the outlook
~ the Republicans iu the Western States where
ne mas been speaking.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
foR JERSEY NATIONAL GUARDSuEy

me Jersey Guardsmsn is the name OF new
.-'"thly publication which has just appeared in
sNaFk u Is handsomely printed, OF handy size,
'N the hrst number contains twenty-four pages OF
eNdactlNe news and sketches. As The Guards
Ia "a under The direction OF Captain c Albert
c-esser and Lieutenant Charles J. Allen. who are
ss,, Only able newspaper men, but also enthusi
:. &c members the NeW-Jersey National Guard,
~ iEohs BILE that laey will be able 20 attract the
interest OF al who carr 10 know about matters per-
~aiing 20 the Guard
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
DIED.

B5aCHANAN-In the Presbyterian parsonsge. Hoksn-
dauqua Penn. October 20. 1902 Mary widow OF m .
Iete Moses T. Buchanan. OF Tarrytovn. n IN -
suth year Of her InteFment IN Rural C,en1ersrv
Wh.te Flains y Y. on Thursday. OF train
at 152 .. m
CAtd1Ef-On Tuesday afternoon. October 21 Mary Anr
4Iley N neF S6th year Funeral services
az ths residenee OF her daughter Mrs. L. T. Rosengar-
en No +os West l5Oth-st.. Thursday October g
al 10 a. m lnterment private.
GOIREN-At Rye. y Y. October o. 1902 Selma Mure,
the Heavenly Rest 5th-ave Vand 45tR-st SeW-Yort II
N"S' Ne"-Oreans papers please copy
on Tuesday, October 21, at the residence az
St "a al4hter Mrs. James n. Walker Montclair y. J.
Il]due'i OaIaWeH Rogers. widow Of r.
le.sflS, y ID, IN the s9th OF
les on trIay morning October - 1890 O'clock
IN uae south Reformed Church. Madison-ave
t.d detn ST. New YORK. City Hartford Conn and AZ
oahy tN- - papers please copy
SECORD-On Third Day. Tenth Month a1st at her late
ISSiIence. crafts Putnam County y Y Phehe widow
OF townsend SecOrd. aged years. Funeral at Ana
NaLh AIestihg House, ON the 18th inst I n.
VIII neet at Yorktown Heights the train leaving
lo0th-st Nev-Nori at 10 a.
STRANG-On SUNDAY. October 49, in Washington ID c
1atly NeIsh Strang. widow Of Samuel Strang and
Philadelphia ~ ~ NNF'ie'' %
tremations for Fresh Pond
81 are arranged by all undertakers.
Sharges: SIS for adults. children
l. , cremation Co U'd) g. E. Houston ST.. " Z.
lhe Woodfawp Cemetery.
ooC.Oush OF Bronx. New York City
once 20 East 23d Street. Madison square South
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
Inuis Stern
DIR. HENRY q. MATTHEVs

Dr. Henry C. Matthews. Of No. S94 Ouincy-st
Brooklyn, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at
Cihtoh springs. from apopleXy. at the sc of sixty
one. Or. Matthews was apparently in good health
when he left Brooklyn on Tuesday to 90 to Clifton
Springs 10 bring home his invalid wife He had
nteh q practiSlnS physician for years In BROOKLYN
but OF late had devoted himself to the work of
mealcaI examiner Of the Hancock Life Insurance
COMPANY IN the Eastern District Besides a
widow he leaves a son and two daughters
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
HERoRIAL or WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER.

memorial Of William Allen Butler, lawyer and
u'hor was presented 10 the Appellate Division OF
' supreme Court yesterday John +. Parsons,
Hstiinan of the committee. who read IT, said that
a., Nfissented the sentiments Of the Bar AssOc.a-
- Presiding Justice Van Brunt acknowledged
piis memorial saying that it expressed happily Mr;
csesff eminent position and charac cteristics and
eour, 60 that ~ De Suffered in the reeoras of the
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
TROLLEY COMPANY IvcORpoP4TFD

Albany. oct 23.-The Brockport. Niagara and
Rochester Railway Company. of Brockport Monroe
County, was Incorporated to-day with capital
of $0o0H to construct and operate an electric rail-
way forty-fopr miles long in Monroe and Orleans
counties. from Dcwey-ave., Rochester. 20 Eagle
st. Medina. The coTpOratOrs Frederick Beck
Of Brockport; William Shields of WaterviIe: s
J Spencer. j. l.. Book and Stephen ]. OGOrman. Of
Buffalo, John Helling. Of Rochester: Samuel W
Smith, of Holley, and G.. l.. Smith. OF Glade Run,
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

tShouid he read DAILY by all interested changes
NAV occur timel
Foreign mails for the ending October IS 1902 viii
promptly all General Postof1ce
follows: Parcels Post Mails close earlier than
many q lose at Monday and Wednesday
regular and Supplementary Mails Foreign sta
ton half hour later than closing shown below tex
cent that Supplementary Malls for Europe and Central
America via Colon. close hour later Foreign Sta
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

OBITUARY.
ADELBERT III. STEELE.

Adelbert H Steele. the receiver for the Gold
Creek and Nevada Mining Company. died on Mon
Gay night at his nome, No. 2S3 West One-hundred-
and thirty-sixth-st His death was sudden. and
resulted from severe cold caught AZ the ,n,,siIiD
of the monument to General Slocum at C;ettvsburs
in september on Tuesday of last wek he spoke at
political melting in One-hundred twentv-f fifth
ST. but was taken i'll the next day, and was con-
fined to his home until his death
Mr.. Steele born in eMadvu1s Pan, u, tStz
and Was a graduate of Meadvie College and of
the Iron City College, Of Pittsburr Fye entered a
general country store, but soon became an EXPERT
telegraph operator and was later a clerk in the
MeadviIle Bank When the PennsvIvania oil eaIds
were opened he moved to Tidioute Penn and rose
to the presidency of a bank there Later when thu
Erie Railroad bought out the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad Mr.. Steele became president of
the Pittsburg, Chenango ana Erie now belonging
TO the United States Steel Corporation From 1889
TO 1894 he was connected also with the Tdewater
Oil Company.
Mr. Steele enlisted in the Union Army in 1864 and
after the wal was an active member of the Grand
Army OF the Republic He was member of the
Lafayette Post, OF this city.
For many years Mr.. Steele had been prominent
member OF the Republican Club. of this city. In
1854 as chairman of the subcommittee on meetings
he organized the famous cart taiI' campaign He
was Deputy Commissioner of Public Works i'm
Mayor strong Cabinet but resigned in April.
1896. He was also for some time chairman of the
Republican CLUB campaign committee and although
his connection with that organization had been less
intimate OF recent years, he candidate for
the nomination 70 congress in the XINth Assembly
District but withdrew in favor of ". H. Douglas.
MT; steele steele mao ] oeen a citizen Of New-York for
the elder surgeon in the army and an unmarried
daughter tie was a Free Mason Although pc
cuhar in some OF his ways and ideas in both bust
ness and politics. his fairness and honesty
him the respect of all who knew him
The presldent or the Republican Club has ap-
pointed the loloWlhS 10 represent il at the funera
Louis Colonel Charles 7, Homer
W NJ X. Olcott EIaury C.Iaason
nd ". Halves. q CosrclC
Alexander Caldwell tCoI7nst Abraba,, e>r,,ber
colonel haIies n treat James Talcott-
Colonel Charles H. DenisOu. Alfred = Cmmen
Edward y Ne"eI job +. Hedges
Judge IhcHdS r Went Pratt a Brown
Henry Mel, iUe
Mortimer q Adi'nls j. Edgar IRayCraft
\. DutrGn. lanes -bafRaL4
NtliaHl hrookle1 Judge Joseph NJ.
Judge James y blanchard. Robert G.. Norris.
Judge John Proctor Clarke. William, Tear,,
Edmund Wetmorc. Frank Nfose
Arthur l. Merriam Henry l.. Einstein
General Henry F. Treman Samuel " Tovvne
James T. roster Wilbur r Wakeman.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
PRESIDENT SCHWAB ~ ITALY.

Venice, Italy, oct. 22.-Charles NJ. Schwab presi-
dent of the United States Steel Corporation who
had aad been here for some days. took a special
train this morning for Milan, Italy.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
REDmOND ARRIVES FROM Rosroy

John +. Redmond and the other members of his
party reached here from Boston at II o'clock last
night Mr.. Redmond escorted bv a hie d,1o
cation from Boston. all members of tn, deIer,,i,,
to the Irish convention held there on Mond,,, s,,5
Tuesday. Among those with Mr.. Redmond vyere
Mrs Redmond and son. John J. DaIv and Ni.b,'I
Conway. eN-Member of Parliament from Leitrim
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
HIRAM 3. WARE.

washington, Oct 22-Ffiram B. Ware. father Of
Pension Commissioner Ware. died here yesterday
from ola age. The Commissioner and Mrs. Ware
are accompanying the body to Fort Scott Kan
N"e'e ''e IuhefaI VIII be held Thursday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
DIED.

BARTRAM-In Black Rock, Conn. or Monday October
70 1902 Elizabeth NJ. daughter OF Joseph ana
Elizabeth j. Bartram Funeral will be hed AZ
her late reside Black Rock Thursday Ccfob4r
q al > O'Clock D. Carriages Be in waiting az
Bridgeport station on arrival Of trains leaving New
York st I0:O+ a m and at u O'Clock
BO%ESTEEL.-On board transport sherman returning
home from the Philippines September "A. 1902. Major
Charles Hartweil Bonestee. I'D T. Infantry Inter
Friday Gath inst, at Bridgeport Conn on arr-
val OF Il O'Clock train from New-York Carriages in
attendance.
MILITARY ORDER OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE
UNITED STATES. NEW-YORK COMMANDMENT
With deep regret announcement Is he fesfh
Major Charles H. Bonesteel L. s. \. Companions are
requested attend the funeral Rrfdeenorr
October 2ih, arrival of clock train from
NeV-York Carriages will meet train
- - - pAN1r rANKe. Censmasass.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

DnlN one uet on fif outcome OF fle state election
WAS reported yesterday i'm Wall Street r H.
Brooks putting un s. on Dde against s4O0 placed
on toler by G.. A. Missing q Co.
transparencieS this year the members of the Loyal
republican Club Of the With Assembly District, Of
which James F. March is president. have adopted
unique method for famiarizing the residents OF
the district with the features Of the candidates
The entire front Of the clubhouse. No 81 Marion
- ana the gates leading 10 the courtyard Of No.
y SIrlng-St have been covered with portraits of
Governor OdCll. Frank ". Higgins. Congressman
Lessler. " Schoeufeld, nominee Tor Senator in the
AttA District, Frank Iteli. nominee Tor Assembly
Tom the Win District, and Justice Alfred Stecker.
Samuel Strashourger and his associates in the
AAAlst embiy District instead Of giving out
ordinary campaign autographs. win distribute flags
and banners bearing Governor Odels picture on
both sides 10 Doe suspended from staffs. With each
letter asking that The banner be unfurled on
saturday morning ST 3 O'Clock. They viii be dis
played simultaneously throughout the district and
VIII be prominently an view
A mass meeting viii be- held tonight Empire
Hal. No. 30 West One-hundred- siXteenth-st..
lnder the auspices of the regular Republican or
sanizstiou 81 the NNNIst Assembly District. Bank
'9n j. Morgan Will be chairman. Abraham Gruber.
ftarFey 7. Andrews. Samuel :. Slater, George &.
austin, William II. Smith. William :. Bennett and
t.harles W. Anderson viii speak The Mason Gee
eIlb and "a band viii enliyen the proceedings
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lowest a.
average as average for corresponding last year
average for corresponding date last twenty-five years 5
Local for-e.st-Fair ts-dsy snd Friday -.rmsr today
fssss ssalassss ~lsss. esesulns wssL
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

sULLIvAN's BRAND or DOPE.-''He aln't no
statesman" said one Of Senator Suvans carttan
orators TO "A crowd at Canal and Mott SITS.
Tuesday night "He smokes No ="
What do YOU mean by No %" asked an auditor
IVY. No gS dc worst kind o. dope deTe Is, said
tho SLllINnu -nllILLnLer
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

Burnett's COcOnine kills dandrun. alays irrita ton
and promotes "A healthy growth OF the Hair
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
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Mall subscribers the DAILY and TRI-WEEKI,Y will
be charged one cent postage in addition
the rates named above.
Lrnune VIII be mailed TO Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii
and he philippines without expense foreign
FOR points IN Europe
Fostal Union The Tribune mailed at the following
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

Mails for Newfoundland by rail % North sydney.
thence close at this office al
connecting close here Monday. Wednesday and
SATURDAY. Mails MlQuelon. bv 70 Boston srd
thence hv close daily at
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close at this office daily except Thursday
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overland specially disDafch b,r
this office daily except sunday at ,
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thence by steamer close this ofce daily except sun
VI 81 y. and fii:3O q. SUNDAYS at :
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At tifS .. for Belize. Puerto Cortez and letter mai
Guatemala. and Tuesdays ffi30 m for C,os+a
Rical tRsgiste4ed mail closes D. previous Day
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23

The SuNio Heating Co.. Park Place and West
Broadway have a heating apparatus which can be
attached ordinary jet and which 10 in
crease heat Five Hundred
New-York tribune., 1902-10-23
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.

THCRsDAY.-At : a. m for Cuba. Yucatan. Camp.chs.
TabaSCO and ChiapGs : Havana " other
parts OF Mexico be directed per Havana'):
at n a. m. for Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay per
Arabstan: at IL Complementary 1880 %. m D
for Bahamas and Santiago per $ :. Yucatan: 10 m
Complementary 1880 M for Bahamas.
Antilia email must be directed per :. . Antlia')
FRlDAY.-At II m. Mexico. Matanzss. via
Tampico be directed per $ Matanzas''l.
u Yucatan CampecEe. per : Dagrry:
1890 .. for Inagua and Haiti. Palonas,
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be directed ''Der :. MaraCaibo'l $50
complementary 0;30 a. M for Fortune Island,
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=. Alleghany'0. at 10 a. m. for Cuba. g. Mex
ico via Havana at 10 for Grenada and Trinidad.
s Maraval. Il a. for Barbados Pernar7-
buCo. ami Pdulo. per =. Capr for
other parts Brazil he directed per =
Capril. "a II m for Barbados and Northern Brazil,
per Hilary. via Para and Manaos.
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