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New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
IYCECM THEATRE.
CLOSING NIGHT.

TIE occasion Of the last dramatic performance at
the Lyceum Theatre. next Saturday night. derives
peculiar interest from the fact that poem by that
ingenious and feicitous writer Mr.. A. L Lancaster.
will be reeited after the last curtain falls. by Miss
Annie Russell, making mention OF the plays. au-
thors and actors who have been associated with
the Lyceum. and tersely and happily reviewing its
whole history. Mr.. Lancaster, veteran observer
of theatrical affairs. possesses ample knowledge of
his subject and mis- sprShtly fancy and light touch
as writer Of verse, amply qualify him TO treat it
.r a novel and effective manner. The closing play
Is The Girl and the Judge" current with Miss
Annie Russell, Mrs. G H Gilbert and others in the
cast The Lyceum Theatre building, as previously
made known IS 10 be demolished. 40 make way for
= larger e5ihce. but M Daniel Frohman's New
LyceUm Theatre Will soon he ready TO succeed tho
I'D one. and the chronicle Of his successes IS by 10
means closed
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
FOX WILL FIGHT CEASES.

EX-sENATOR's son WITHDRAWs HIS con
TEsT-SAYs HE WAS NISINFORMED
John Fox, jr., the son Of ex-senator John Fox,
the president Of the Democratic Club, who has
been contestng the Will Of his mother. Mrs.
Ellen Fox who left her estate 10 her husband.
making provision for her own son and leav-
ing him to the kindness of his father, yesterday
withdrew his objections to the probate of the
will Surrogate Fitzgerald then admitted the
will TO probate
Foxs Withdrawal contained IN the fol-
lowing letter to Surrogate Fitzgerald:
! hereby withdraw all the objections filed by me
TO the probate Of the above will, and | desire and
REQUEST that The said Will be admitted probate
b.. the court. | made the contest uDOn representa-
tions made me, and which believed at the time
be true. but which nave since aScertain"d were
wholly false and groundless; and after hearing the
testimony already given before you, ] we'll sat
isfed that ! have no reasons for contesting my
stated that the Will be admitted 10 probate
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
z, L4UTERBACH's DAUGHTERS ENGAGED.

oHE A GRADUATE OF NETWORK UNIVERSITY
Law sCHOOL-DOUBLE WEDDING TALKED OF.
M and Mrs Edward I,auterbach announce the
engagement Of their daughters, the Misses Edith
and Florence Lauterbach. Miss Edith is to wed
'isTence Godfrey McDavitt OF PomptOn Lakes.
y. J. Mr.. McDavitt Is a nephew and adopted son
f John J. McDavitt Of No. 303 West SevenIy-third-
St who was formerly associated in business with
tse late Nice-President Hobart. He is a graduate
OF Dartmouth College, OF the class Of o. and is
connected with the Electric Enamelil4g Company
81 % No zJ5 Broadway. Miss Florence VIII become
Sae. wife OF Henry G. Hershneld. real estate
proket q the firm Of McChain & Hershfield. No -
~ est Ihirty-fourth-st. Mr.. Hershhed grad
uated from Columbia University IN 1893. He is ii
s2h ot Ex-Governor L. II. Hershheld, Of Montana
PISS Florence Lauterbach is graduate Of New
loik University Law School, where she took three
sseerees A double wedding is talked Of but no
aate has been decided on.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
40 ARTIFICIAL HoNEYcoMR.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: In your edition OF March a you publish a
Cnpping from THE Philadelphia Record" in regard
to honey adulteration. While so-called extracted
honey" is not always pure. there is ~. reason
whatever for saying that comb honey L MT pure
No comb was made by man like - honey
comb. II is an impOssibility to do The foolish
idea probably originated in reference to comb
foundation. This material is thin sheet wax. with
the shane of the bottom of the honey cells stamped
I'm it, But the cells themselves cannot be made
nor could they bc sealed shut II they were made
and filled with any impure honey.
All honey in the comb Is in irregular cells. No
body ever saw two cells exactly alike, any more
than he ever saw two maple leaves exactly alike
ar two human faces. Machine made comb would
be regular; bee made comb is irregular. ana you
never saw any other. No expert beekeeper and no
anioIoeist. apiariSt's supply dealer. living
man could sell or produce or show pound of
manufactured honey in the CCmh. The largest
anIarists manufacturing company I'm the United
states backed up by Professor Frank Benton, Of
tba United States Department of Agriculture, has
an offer of ten years standing for single pound
of such honey. JOSEPH -. BAIER.
Flushing y. y, March II, 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
DEATH or ACHILLES /.
KING OF PATAGONIA AND ARAUcANIA" PASSES
AWAY IN PARIS


AWAY IN PARIS
Paris. March !9.-Achilles l. known as the
king Of Patagonia and Araucania," died here
of pneumonia yesterday. Achilles, who held his
court in a modest apart ment in the Place de Ia
Nation. succeeded his second cousin. Antoine l.
on September Il, 1878. The latter who was
originally lawyer Of PerigueuX capital of the
Department of Dordognc, Franco, went to
South America, and claimed to have become
King of Patagonia in 1861. Achilles. whose real
name was Lavarde accompanied Antoine on his
travels, returned to Paris and assumed the roy
a title on AntOincs death. Achilles in view Of
the difficulties between Patagonia and Chill, it
is said deemed il imprUdent to return to his
kingdom. and surrounded himself with court
here. appointed functionaTies and layishly dis
tributed high sounding titles and decorations.
AchilIes's high chamberlain" who is a
loonkeeper, Informed reporters to-day that the
late King. in mis- will, appointed his godson TO
he his successor. but the high chamberlain
said he could not give the reporters the new
Kings name because etiquette required that
American Presidents and European soVereignS
should be first informed OF the facts in the case
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

THCRSDAE-At n FOR France Switzerland Italv
Spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece. British India
and Lorenzo MARQUEE =. Ia Havre
Gnai for other parts Europe must directed per
= la Gascogns): $40 a. m. Italy direct pe-
= : Citta IL loruO mail be directed per 8. 8
Ctt8 ~ TOrin0'D
sATuRDAY-At T:3o n for Netherlands direct. per
Maasiam tna must be directed per MaasGan1''I.
at IL ~ a. supplementary I p Tor Europe-
: :. Minneapolis. via Plymouth. az 10 m Tor Itsiv
direct per = Hohenzolern tulail must be drectef
per : : HOhenzoIern'l
PRINTED NATTER. t.Tt'-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and samples Germany
only The same class Of mail "a
Europe Will not be by this ship specially
directed by her
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers Of the American English French
and German steamers. and remain open within
Ten Minutes Of the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
WANTED TO GET RID OF zoos.

ALCOHOLIC Wards CANDIDATES SING scoM-
RADEs" OK THEIR ENTRANCE
There Eere sounds Of revelry outside the portals
Ct Bellevue last night about o'clock and jewellers
came into the corridor arm in arm singing:
Coalrads! comrades, ever Stree we were born
Sharing each others sor-5vs,
Sharing each others 5Uys,
and wound Up by demanding admission to the
alcoholic ward for the purpose of removing sundry
escaped inmates Of the from their field of
vision.
They registered as James Harley and Thomas
DRyer. of No. 153 East Tweuty-third-st. Haaley
said he had found 800 In FIfth-ave two weeks ago
and Ae and his chuIn had quit work and had been
drinking ever since. Last night the money ran
private Zoos. they headed for Bellevue 70 get
steamed our
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
DR.. MEREDITH EXPECTED on SATURDAY

he Is MAKING TRIP FROM MEXIco BY SLOW
STAGES.
Il Is expected that the Rev. Dr. r r. Meredith,
pastor OF the Tompkins Avenue Congregational
Church Brooklyn. will arrive home Saturday
morning. A. Il. SAXON. president Of the board of
trustees Of the church, has received telegram
from Mrs Meredith announcing this. and adding
that Dr. Meredith is stronger. DIR. Meredith be
came i'll with acute Brights disease while a
Vacation IN Mexico. and his life despaired of.
ne began 10 improve about a week ago, and desired
10 be taken home Immediately. The journey IS
being made by slow stages, with frequent rests.
Or. Meredith has exhibited remarkable recuperative
powers, and each succeeding telegram from Mrs.
Meredith brings more encouraging news.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
TESTIMONIAL 10 HENRY G. M4RQUAND.

- me regular meeting OF the board Of directors
"a -. .ns Mercantile Trust Company. held on March
- - the following resolution Tcas adopted:
rirs itie death of Henry Gurdon Marquand. At the
no eee or eighty-three years, on February o.
csss.i2Fes from the board Of directors Of The
he's ie sr5e Trust Company one Of its original mem
sctivs ~ ~ one whose loyalty to its interests and
trbBis eitIces have throughout its existence con
~ ~ a marked way 10 its success.
rnsr 1tI 4Lann position cItiZ"H, = gentle
rbilsu.t DaLEef. capitalist, patron Of art and
bee - i'22llst kas become familiar and has
sny ~. ~ thoroughly recognized by the public. that
End vgi4's1 reference here 10 his great qualities
sglerarooe ih9iluence for good would be a work ot
his se.eCs@Lon II IS, nevertheless. the desire Of
ilti6T "a les IN tins board 70 record their recog-
WhioE - iis i worm. not only 10 the community IN
poFsfior Laseo out more particularly 10 this cor
a., q factor '' -lr'''' 80
grief snd NE severance Of Old ties must needs cause
sstisfs regret there IS q corresponding degree Of
lie Was ga ~ N the reflection that this valuable
iett behind 4 mat 01N-i NV '-'''~'
II the nav this inadequate but sincere record
its Ininn,ass cf the board be inscribed upon
family ~ = 80 40 copy Of the same sent the
JAMES W ALEXANDER
JctfN =. TERRY
JAMES H. HYDE.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
DIED.

BFACH-In Bridgeport. conn. on Wednesday March 10
1ano Nelson II Ileach hts 4sth year Friends
vite attend funeral service az hts late residence W
I2II Farnald ave. bridgeport, SATURDAY. the 22i
a = . clock r. m
EOODY-On Monday afternoon, March u 1907 Anoia
orsnn widow Of Azariah Boody. Friends invited
atsr5 b. funeral services her late residence
: Wsst 5Sth - Thursday morning. March 81.
O'Clock Interrlent at Rochester, " Y
ar r.Ey-At Westport Conn. March IL. 1902 Anna
Grace bradley. daughter OF the late Mrs. Deborah
funeral services Friday March 81 1902.
IRON, the church the Holy Trinity. at 230 p. m.
BRI,sH-At Greenwich Conn. on March II. Susie A
wife OF Edward Brush Funeral az her late residence
Thursday $50 p M NarIlases VIII "'7et tram ieaN-
New-York az =
pI-N-NEIL-suddenly Of pneumonia. March Is Lyman
his late residence. No. 81
VV..t is6tb.., Thursdsy March ~. At m. &indIy
omit flowers
ror-oeD March Is 1902 IN Buffalo \. Y. Justina y
wife ~ James Ccord aged 50 years
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
ENGLISH ACTORS SAIL F0R HOME.

Charles Hawtrey. the English actor who has
osen playing in A Message from Mars here
nearly al winter. with several members Of his
company and Miss Jessie Bateman, his leading
woman, sailed for home on the steamship St Louis
yesterday. De Wolf Hopper the actor, and del
bin OF ''' -
zen Stevens. the theatrical manager, was also
- passenger on the St Louis. He is going abroad
a,sSSss charge % the production OF Ben Hur,
Theatre 'i' "a '-''4''''+ "'N ''- ''''
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
THE PASSING THRONG.

George Partridge Greenhalge. of indianapolis.
was at the Majestic the other day, just home from
a year abroad. "I don't know
THINKS New-YOrk very WE'LL he said
MOUNTAIN "and l going try TO get lost
CLIMBING here. You can't get lost in Europe
TAME. Try as hard YOU please. went
to the heart Of the Tyrol the
hunt for wild nature. My hotel had an American
bar with the technical list OF perpendicular favor
ties. from sherry 'cobbestone' "A mint sky
and Beefsteak fraternity, but the dsillusioninS
posed brisk climb TO the top of a picturesque Alp.
a few miles to the east. But there was TO be no
took me TO the foot Of the mountain. steam ee-
TOP Of il Where is the romance of the mountaii
view which cripple reach quickly as YOU:
Every mountain top on the Continent has a guide
book done in stone on the summit. 1t is a rounded
tablet. with radii running out from the central
point, with the name of the reak affixed toward
which each line points So the whole panorama is
on D 0"t ,b for g0n vd rs r pe3 to
walk the trail is bazed out, so there is no work
paint on the boles leads TO some other mountain
mantle, not TO say tame.
G. ". Price one of the discoverers Of the Cape
Nome District and general manager Of the Wild
Goose Railroad, which nine
PAID $500 miles out from Nome, at the
To CHANGE Waldorf recently with tale of
BOATS. how he got here. At the end of
last summer" he said. "th re was
a great deal of claim jumping going on along the
line and party of men out to stop II. 1t was
a case OF taking the law into ones own hands. of
course and roughness resulted. In fact
one man shot. The authorities got ont after
the men who had moved down the claim Jump
ers and one G. ". Price was among the number
OF those who were wanted. Now. in the haTbor
Of Nome that time steamers. both
bound for the States. One the good ship St
Paul and the other the slow old craft the
THOMPSON. !
sail on the St Paul. which was not to leave till
day later than the Elihu Thompson My wife went
the St. Paul. but | went on the old boat The
authorities at the pier when the passengers
came aboard the st. Paul. but they were not look
ing for Mrs. Price Now the 81. Paul is much
faster boat than the ship I was and few
days she came in sight of US 7 told the cap
tain Of the Elihu Thompson that I would give him
500 to put me aboard her II was rough weather.
but 500 dear TO the captain. He did II for
and here | am"
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
rRANsPtCIF1C Walls

Mails for Hawaii Francisco close hsrs 5siIy
$50 u m up March f24. Inclusive f'r dispatch per
Alameda
Francisro. clos~ here daily $50 m a
March t24 Inclusive. for Dispatch per CITY o,
Peking.
Its F,rope and New-Zealand. which goes via san
Frsncscoi and Fiji Islands Vancouver here
5afIv at 90 m. after March fiS and TO March
Inclusive " dispatch =. =
N,s1Is for Australia except which
Ga Furop-l. NeW-Zealand. Fiji. Samoa ar4
Hawaii Via san Francisco. close here daily AZ sO
u m after March i3G and W April -. inclusive 81
On arrival OF :. Lacania due at New-York April IS
for dispatch per = sierra
Tahiti and Marqussas Islands,
cisco close here daily ESQ N April III.
dispatch : = Australia.
10 of
and schedule of closing arranged on
sumption their uninterrupted overland transit Ran-
istsrsd mail closes at s N. previous dav
CORNELIUS VAN COTT
Fcstorhce. NeT-York. y. Y. AA.SA 1A AssA
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
NJctP4Grl GETS 4 LOAN HERE.

Nauagua. Nicaragua. March 10 President zelaya
has decrccd the free entry into Nicaragua Of the
Droducts Of Guatemala and Salvador.
- D,nocracia'' declares that Nicaragua has
negotiated in New-York loan of S3oooo00 I'm gold
~, 501O coo worth Of gold bonds The import and
,ort duties collected at the port Of Buehelds
nIedged as security for this loan.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
.rSyHEP QUEEN or PERSI4.

RrookIyn is to have the opportunity TO hear a
dramatic performance given by the Manhattan He
brew Opera and Dramatic Company on next sun
dav evening in the Amphion Theatre, Bedford
ave This company viii give the opera Esther,
Queen OF Persia" The perfoTme nee VII be under
The auspices of the Temple Israel sunday school.
~ F2ronkivn and the proceeds CT the AFFAIR will go
toward the payment for the BUILDING OF the new
s1,nGs1. school at Bedford and Lafeyette aveS-
M"rb interest has already been shown IN the anair
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
DIED.

DAvENPoRT-on March le. It lis residences. No. IL
ts i &c Grace Oman and y 5 y; eFe y sc78r, 9a n IN.
9uth year Of his age Fune al private San Franeise'
MAXwELI.-In London England March T. 1892 James
AspnTs son Of yhs late James T and Emily Aashis
attend the funeral the chapel of the Fftt
4hSay moTSas March 51I So a; 'sa50S io
NEAG1.ES-.at Newark. y J.. March 10. Mary. Baldwin
wife Of Cabe Nesses ana eldest laughter q the iat'
SESSIONS-At Kingston. Island OF Jamaica on March
1872 Marie Sessions entered into rest
SS3Wn My6oe 5 IN ,S on Tqy s s se nj g. March Is Isos
services at MS late residence No 1If Iafsyetts-svs
Brooklyn. Friday afternoon. March =. at o'clock
sTAT94 Ss5 g.s. snqay m. Ma5s9 ss l. Jane MaP "sx
N iI We a! sh S II Tb9 9gg sSn kGy5s n + stats
sJ'LI.IvAN-on TUESDAY. March Is. 1aoc. Atlantic
City John sullivan Funeral from his late residence
day. March Il a0a at 10 O'Clock m and thence to
~ I1trcks cathedral. where q solemn rcquiem mass
Relatives and friends are invited
Ms MTHo d4s Psc cE % TE EIFT y OF S ZEN ". TsS
P[ sdent Mr. John \ Sullivan II - far,cks cathedral
LE0NAs6 A. ,iIEGERr-H First VICE President.
CHARLES MURRAY Secrstsry.
TIEBoUT-In Brooklyn. 5u Tuesday. March Is Martha
ib eai d sg12E widow OF John AlsNander TieeoIs ~
9e funeral services at sts 5esenss y Il Greene
TifE~on gsEyc.s March arc - 49, Henri Robert n Fu5s-sl
West Thursday, the 2Ojh inst. 10 o'clock
t-hNs viii he inferred In family plot Greenwood sun
day afternoon 2:so o'cIocS
THCMAS-Or Sunday. March Is. 100 a. the hous. %
Thomas ' - -
~ IAS>F,I~-Sud6erlr. Mount K.=co. I. On
FolrIR daN Third month 19th Fhebe s. wife Of ths
'l' right Van Tas>e rhs r-SieuCN of s0n-Iu-
iW. sanford n. Weeks, ir- Funeral servi~s a. ths
mouse OF sanford IT, Weeks Third
uNh'h. @lSt A. ~ o'clock a. m meet
Train leaving Grand central Depot al QttS m.
The woodIawn Cemetery.
Borough Of Bronx. York CITY.
crlcS 20 East Esd street. Madison square south
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

HB,
Should be read Dali

tShou!d be read DAILY by interested changes
occur at any tiuet
Foreign mails for the ending March - 1902 will
SSe promptly IN all ~ases lt the General Post1ica
Ig4IWs- Parcels Post Mails close earlier than
Closing time shown below Parcels Post Ger
many close at p Wednesday. per Rhein
I'rsuIdr and Supplementary malls close Foreign
blahcn hat hour later than closing time shown below
except that Supplementary Mails Europe
Branch
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For Engaud-ClearnS to-day: colder on the coast.
high north winds. slowly diminishing: Friday. fair.
Tor Eastern Pennsylvania, the District Of Columbia.
Maryland Virginia and DeIawarc-Fair to-day: Friday
warmer and partly cloudy; diminishing north winds
New JcrseyCIearing this morning; fair during the
dav- slowly diminishing winds Friday warmer
Iork-Fair to-day; high north winds,
slowly diminishing. Friday fair, probably warmer.
Western Penusy lvauaFair today; Friday !DcreJs
in- cloudluess; fresh northeast winds.
For Western NuTkFair To daV. Friday Increasing
ClOuiiness and fresh north 10 cas- WINDS.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Lincoln Neb March 19-W. J. Bryan is no longer
a resident Of the city of Lincoln. This Mr.
Rryan's forty-second birthday, and he celebrated
the by moving to his farm. four miles from
the city. Until handsome country residence which
he is building shall he completed Mr. Bryan and his
family Will live in the barn.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Highest temperature yesterday degrees. ,wes II:
average temperature corresponding
wear for corresponding twenty
five years. 81
Local forecast: Fair today stationary temperature
high winds slowly diminishing: Friday prob
abb warmer
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
MOOSE DEC4PIT4TES VICTIM.

Aberdeen. Miss, March f9.-"Will" Lanier.
derer Of Bidde brothers met death the
gaIows to-day. He said the OF his downfall
was gambling and Illicit whiskey making When
the drop fell Lanier'S head ierked from his
body. y large crowd present.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
JERSEY cEyTRAES SUPERINTENDENT.

W. G. Besler. general superintendent of the Phila
deIphia and Reading Railway, has been appointed
N succeed Charles r. Warren as general superin-
tendent of the Central Railroad o; New-Jersey.
Mr. Warren it is reported will upon leaving the
latter company in June become assistant 10 Presi-
dent Leeds Of the Rock Island.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

proclaim that teaching. which Is least domina ntly
accepted by people. We have already been
generous in granting Statehood. and not vi holly
free even from the undesirable consequences
sure to flow from such policy.
Il. r. BONNER.
Florida y. y March Is 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
~ NFW-yOPK CTTv


Mall subscribers the DAILY TFT- WEEKLY will
be charged postage in addition o
the rates named above.
The Tribune will be mailed cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii
and the Philippines without extra foT foreign
postage.
For points Europe and all countries IN Universal
Pos tai Union The Tribune mailed following
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
MARRIED.

Burnctt's tOcoaine promotes the growth Of the
hair and renders II dark and glossy.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Address all communications relative subscriptions
advertisements THE TRIBUNE. New-yo-k City Re-
NIT by Postoce money Order express money order drafs
registered letter.
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THE ADMISSION

THE ADMISSION OF NEW STATES
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir l want TO give my hearty Endorsement 10 he
editorial in The Tribune ~ Yesterday on State
hood ! hope you will not only maintain but
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

ARPENTER-FANNING-O Tuesday. Is. by
the Rev. William =. biting. Sarah r. Tanning OF
city Benedict J. Carpenter. Of Scarsdsle y. Y.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes as indicated by The Tribune's
The dotted line shows
a a recorded PerTy's Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Mails for Newfoundland, by rail 70 North sydney. AMI
n m connecting close here Monday Wainss4ay
and saturday. Mails for MiqueIon by raj, IN PossST
steamer close this daily a a,
n m Mails cuba. by rail 10 Florida ana thence b.
dispatched daily. fnal Connecting cfosss
for dispatch via Port Tampa on Sundays ana
ws5res.4avs and Fridays ti23O y. m
Miami on Mondays and Fridays a % m Narz
faT Mexico overland unless specially addreSsf
fo- dspstch steamer close this ialv sN-aot
SIuJav AZ 80 p and tl-30 p IN. and SUNDAYS az
Mails for costa Rtca. Belize Puerto Carter and
c;uatemaIa by rail to New orleans. and thence ~
a this Once daily. except sunday
II 40 u sundays ~ y. connecting loses
hars MONDAYS Rcze Puerto CortNz Guatemala.
and TUESDAYS Ricsl- fRegistsed closes
4 m previous day
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows changes temperature twenty
four comparison the corresponding date Of
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS. Morning.

1 HOURS: Morning. Might.
l2345s s9ls IcIs34Ss s7isIou
IIIIaIIllIT iEbII.S VA iyEI ElThIt ,Fa6T
l4--ll w ~ "
MT ~ VT ~. S--j
Il \,
fI-fv1T ~ n ~ @-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n iIIi F
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC

THURSDAY-At a. m for Cuba. Yucatan Campsche.
TabasCo and Chiap1s. 5. EspCrauZa tmait for
other parts of Mexico must be directed per EsDe
a . a m Brazil. Wordsworth
Northern Brazil. Argentine Uruguay
Paraguay must be directed per Wordsworth''l-
FRIDAY-At 10 a. m f,r Haiti. :. Prins "
mail FOR Curacao. Venezuela. Trinidad British AMI
Dutch Guiana be directed per & m
w., a 10 a. for Newfoundland. s. silvia:
at N complementary 1890 o..
mas s. Santiago l. fnr
Mexico. per :. MatauzaS Tarupic1 must Be
pc Matanzazl. a l. Argentine.
Uruguay and Paraguay Cairnstrath at til 30
m. Bahamas. per steamer from Miami.
SATURDAY-At q a. supplementary $50 M t1-
Porto Rico Curacao and Venezuela PhilateI-
Sayanilla and be
''per PhiIaJelpha'o. $50 a Complementary
lO.2n m. island. Jamaica. SaVaufTa and
Cartagena per $ AltaI tmail FOR hs
Altar, at $50 a. COMPLEMENTARY
10 so a. M Haiti anI santa Marta. per All
rondack: al 10 a. for cuba. Per g. Mexico. VIA
Havana. AZ 10 a. m Grenada. Trinidad and CiuSs4
bolivar per MaracaS- at 10 Tucatan psr
C.iarfuago- ProEreso- a IN for N0rfberr,
Brazil per = PoIycarp. via Para. Marsnhau art
Caarat 1880 . Complementary I 2. m
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. per Chsro-
Eas- l2:3O p for cuba. On1a via
Natsn-as Ordinary mail only. which mus. b
dirscted per :. Olinda''1.