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Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-09
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MF2. HOOscveiFs GArden FArtys
 WASHINGTON. May Mrs. Roose- velt entertained about 300 guests yes ferday afternoon at garden party in tho grounds jus south of the White
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-09

ed on the same model, Jesus Christ Such are some of tine characteristics of your late archbishop, by aid of which he effected such great things in his day.
 What, after all. is death to such man as this? What but liberation, an illumination a union. A liberation from most pressing duties and respon- abilities; an illumination when the light of Gods face shall shine upon him and he will hold the solutions of the great problems of life, and the length and breadth and height and depth of Gods love. and a union with the divine original, after whom he was formed. My spouse, when wilt thou take me to Thyself?' was the cry of St Peter of Alcantara. o, eternal and most sacred God. who hath given to Thy servant Michael such plentitud of graces and such correspondence with them, grant to us who remain but little longer after him, that we may benefit by his example and be united to him in Thee for all eternity. through Christ our Lord. Amen.'
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-05-09

Rome, May 9.-There was memor- ial service i'll honor of the late Arch bishop Corrigan of New York this morning in the chapel of the Ameri- can college here. Bishop Mcdonnell of Brooklyn, N. T., celebrated a re- quiem mass and Cardinal Satolli as- ciSIad
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
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New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
DANISH WEST INDIAN SENTIMENT
PERSISTENT EFFORTS TO M1sREPREsEN,
1r-wHAT ST CROIX PLANTER SAYS

PERSISTENT EFFORTS TO MIsREPRESENI
1r-wHAT ST. CROIX PLANTER SAYS
TrRom A SPECIAL coRREsposDENr OF THE TRrBUNEl
St Thomas Danish West Indies. Dec. @-The
people here are indignant that the parade OF a Few
sailors from a Danish man-o-war, which Is a Gus
touary thing and was followed oy rev doZeh
bovs and girls should have been construed as
demonstration against the sale Of the ISLANDS,
There were positively no cries Of NO sale!' and
bevond the usual hurrahs whenever a bano
marches through the streets, nothing else nap
pened This is the third attempt OF the kind Al
the beginning Of the year IT was planned 10 nave
z torchlight procession through the streets TO de-
nonstrate against the sale. but this plan fel!
through because OF the ridicue OF the better part
of the community. Another effort was made q
short time afterward BY seven salaTled oIhc-a's'
members OF the Council, 10 introduce on the order
Of the day. among others. a resolution against the
sale. but It was defeated by the popular members
To a great extent the people are almost helpless
with regard TO any expression Of their feelings IN
America or Denmark. Fear of misrepres Antation
is sufficient deter any one from an open EXPIRES
sion of opinion until the sale is concluded AheIe
may be a sentimental feeling Tor dear ola Den
mark but no one is so blind not to see the ad-
vantage OF belonging to the United States or
America A letter from prominent planter and
merchant of ST. Croix, received this morning re-
ferring Won Jessen's visit says;
He may get an expression from the few people
against the sale, but can ne guarantee Is a IITI i
for our sugar business Tor our ISLANDS Ldl WI
insure their continued prosperity? None OF US be
Heve the Danes want 10 keep these Islands oaL oaL
see their mistake in not asking a higher price Tor
them and are seeking TO raise the price by tl!s
method This hard treatment for the innaol-
tants and shows very little consideration on the
part Of the folks at home 70 keep them in sus-
to make ST Croix a second ST. Johns. are
down 10 rock bottom on expenses, and we cannot
grow and manufacture sugar at a cent and a hair
pound and should think. If Mr.. Won Jessen is an
observing and reasonable man. that the number OF
business places at present shut up in your town
would show him that a radical change was needed
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YEzsrERDAYs RECORD AND To-DAVs FORECAST.
Washington. Jan. A great Of high pressure
Uverles country tonight excepting New-Engand.
and as temperatures below the seasonal
age except on the Gulf and extreme South Atlantic
coasts the north States east Of the
Mississippi temperatures ranging from 10 TO Is
degrees below seasonal IN the extreme
Northwest the temperatures rapidly
under the pressure central uo-night
over Alberta There light from me lake
region Upper Valley eastward through the north
and portions the Middle Atlantic States and
New England. Elsewhere east of the Rocky Mountains
there was precipitation consequence West OF the
Rocky Mountains the generally cleared,
uluc Southern California Los Angeles re-
a maximum temperature OF 50 degrees with the
exception the southern portion and rain
the northern portion OF the west uIf states
trcts Rocky Mountains and for Sunday gen
ealy fair indicated Lower temperatures
VIII continue tor the days In the lower lake
region Nev-Eugland Middle Atlantic States II
viii De colder the Gulf and southern At
laaric States colder Saturday night and sun
rise SLOWLY. Middle Atlantic and Ney-Engiand
.ossrs viii be brisk high northwestery.
5lnlnshinE slowly during the day the south Atlantic
viii be fresh 10 brisk nor-hery. and on the
Gulf Coast variable fresh and possibly brisk
norhery which depart Saturday for European
c6id clear weather to Grand Banks warnings
are displayed California Coast from Point Reyes
t0 Eureka oregon and Washington coasts and
the New-E>ngland Coast
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
DIED.

BEACH-At AIddetown. Conn. on January l. Rev. John
Wesley Beach. D D., LII D, n the nth yea- OF his
age Funeral 23O p Saturday January =
BRIGGS-suddeny Sidney. Cape Breton. Nova Scotia
January g. Preston Briggs, aged twenty three
ears only Walter and Mary p. Briggs, of this
city. Funeral notice hereafter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Thursday, January . 1902
Nellie L. wife Of Robert 3. Carpenter Funeral ser
vices at her home. No 125 West 72d-st. on Sun
day January 5. a 3 n Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Monday at Kingston. y y
c-RYDER-Oa Thursday. January . Ogden crydsr. only
sor OF Duncan and Ogden Cryoer, 18th
F11ueraf services Grace Church Broadway
IOth-st, Monday. January y n 10 a. m
15.7ITr soutbport Conn January 1902 al the resi-
Isnce az her son-in-law Howard y. Wakenan. Cathe-
80 SilIirsn Lacey widow Of Henry Hall. Frfeuss are
t--5.s5 attend funeral the residence her
Howard y Wakeman. No. SIS Peouot-ave.
s,,tior~t conn SATURDAY. the 4th inst, clock in
rne afternoon. Interent AT Mountain Grove Cenastsry
Bridgeport. COM
I4ALI-At Mamaroneck- y 7. January = Howaad Rob
-. Esu son OF Matthew J. and Leila Hail azsd
and oEe-haI years F1neIa4 - MS A1e residence
sunday. al 2. m
isDrs Of mis- son-in-law. J. II. Johnson New-Brfghron
STsfen Island. after brief illness OF the
late Leonard and Sara H Hazeltine. 65ts year
his age Funeral private.
r4OIIsY-At Montclair y. J. Thursday. January 1902
A. widow Of Henry H. Holly. and daughter OF
az her residence No. SIS Park-sI Sunday January
s. o'clock train leaving Christopher-st- tsrry
1880 ?
1LACY-On Thursday. January . 1902 Charles A Xacy.
tr, the ed OF his Relatives and friends
tha family invited the funeral
January 5. O'Clock requested that flowers
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
A RACE OVER THE ATLANTIC.
BEAT HER PAST PERFORMANCES-A
LUNCHEON ON BOARD

According 70 the officers OF the Kronprtnz
wilhelm. the new fast steamer OF the North
German Lloyd Line which sails to-day for Ply
mouth Cherbourg and Bremen. effort Will be
made 10 beat this voyage her past perform
auces in the way OF speed. So far she has beaten
every transatlantc record in either direction ex-
cept those OF the Deutschland. and she viii prob
ably try for these favorable opportunities Every
thing Is In her favor this trip. She has Amer1-
can Pocahontas coal in her bunkers, which the
chief engineer. Emil Prillwtrz. said yesterday was
the best steaming coal 70 be obtained, save the
WesrphaIian coal. which Is 100 expensive Ihe
vessel is running the short route.
An exhibition OF the hydraulic method OF closing
simultaneously from the bridge al the bulkhead
doors between the different watertight compart-
meuts into which hull is divided was given for
members OF the press yesterday afternoon The
operation required a minute only from the moment
rEat the warning bells a the various doors began
10 ring About fifty members OF the press sat down
a. the luncheon served after the exhibition
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
NOTES.

~ The American Art Galleries there is a mis-
1laneous display. The first work shown is a
p--otai'Ye scheme in two panels painted by Mr..
nS'isn Peixotto FOR the new courthouse at Fort
s@sne. His subject IS the battle OF Fallen Tim
!. - On the banks OF the Miami. in which An
- -F wayne defeated a body OF Indians led by
:. Hotea chief Little Turtle The first panel rep
sE-lS E-lS the advance Of the infantry; the second
a. - - lne white men and the Indians in the thick
co.. nehL The action is placed upon high ground
,,-r..ooAlng the river. which is seen through q
h.. ., Trees. The panels are long. but not very
o - No as the figures rise very nearly 10 the top
ne composition the artist has not been able to
tTsin -4sin IN q broad perspective. We see them
Il - range and. the whole scheme being painted
eht Key. there is no opportunity for the ex-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
rRANsPACTFTc NAILS

Saus Tor Australia except West Australia which r~<
via Sew-Zealand. which soss vfaa
Francisco and Fi Islands via Vancouver close -.
dailv al .. II after December r2i up "a Ta-
uary - inclusive roc dispatch per Aoranzf SUP
nnafs Seattle and victorian.
.. n January 70.
for Japan, China and PhiIIppirs
via san Francisco. close here daily
January t6. inclusive. for dispateh Per $ a cfty -
Mails f5r China Japan. Seattle close here sa
n January fS iucl1sive for Afsre---
per Kagz Maru- Registered NAL must be sirecteS
via Seatte-')
Australia (sxSspt West Australia which Is
forwarded Europe. Nsw-Zeaand. FIJI. samoa x.f
Hawaii via San Francisso close here azly AZ $50
arrival OF s. ESruria- due NeSg-yorx Ia--
uary dispatch s. g Ventura
Mals for China and JGr1n. Vancouver.
daily at $50 ?. n up January 4zf fnciusfv. -
dispatch 8 Empress or Japan (-ezfsrsraa nal
must directed via Vancouver 8Tsrchanfs. To-
the z s Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot b,
forwarded Ca1a6al- -
Malls China and Japan VIA Tacoma.
ESQ p m up 70 January ~. inclusive. for ais-
patch per s. = Tacoma
Transpseinc mails forwarded port sailing aay
and the schedule or closing Is p-,-
SUMPTION or their uninterrupted overland transit fex-
tstereo man closes az 8 p m previous day
CORN5LICS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Postor1ce. Nsw-1ork N =. Decernher =. 1901
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

The difficulty experienced by any Italian who
wishes dispose Of Of his family art treasures
has been much discussed OF late, but make no
excuse for quoting from The AthenRun1' some
the subject just contributed that journal
by its correspondent in Rome This gentleman Is
Professor Rodolfo Lanciani. whose authority in
matters Of art and archaeology is widely recognized
both in Europe and in the United States. He
writes:
Commentators Carlo FioriIH the genial Director
General of Antiquities, has published a report on
January. 1900. June. 1901 The volume is full OF
useful information as regards the safe keeping or
new acquisitions OF museums and galleries, and so
forth. AS regards the case against Prince Chig on
account Of the famous BotticeIi Madonna, Com
mendaJ0re Flor1lhs report says page Iot dd5
lire 70 Edmond Desprez of the Coiaaghl mouse or
Pardo the famous picture Of Botticelli La vergine
col Bambino benediceEte rOnerta a. un Angelo
instruction, Prince Chgi declared the pur h9~rr to
De certain LazzaTo P2p no race OF wi5QIa, 2 - IL
fore the first section Of the Penal Court on october
denned pay fne Of Si50oo Ire the value Of The
iOS. z,i ne 81 ,95, iP3 -aiPa ~ fre -
1000 lire, which was further reduced 70 nominal
for offences OF this nature granted on November
=, 1899 From this sentence both parties again ~ aP-
has just been published II Is in favor Of new
trial before the Court Of Appeal Of Perugia. 7
told, however. that the wording OF the decree is
such as 70 lsaye the condeEnnaIlon or FF!cG iigI ~
and Edmond Desprez to the fun penalty OF the law
From the same Orlcial pubncauon earn thdl
the Princess Barberini-Sacchetu has been re
ported TO the Public Prosecutor tor having sold 70
the Louvre Museum without proper license. the
famous ivory dptych Of Constantine, and the not
less famous SiCulo-Arab vase 'ageminated' IN sill
She is also CHARGED with selling 20 an IN
known person the most precious codex Or the Bar-
berni Library. The tapestries belonging 70 the
same family, and marked with the coat-of-arTs Of
Pope Urban VIII. we're sold 10 an American gen
tleTuan some years ago.
learn in the third place. that signor Enrico
Pardo Ghe Botticelli agent mentioned above ana
his partner, Siguor Sanguinetd, have been con-
dernned TO pay 10000 lire each for having sold
Illegally TO an unknown purchaser the bust OF
Bindo Altoviti modelled by Benvonuto Cell!ni- The
Pope's government so jealous Of the safe keep
ing OF this masterpiece that II caused IL 10 be
chained to the wall OF the reception room OF the
Altoviu Palace IL the Piazza df Ponte S. Angelo
The bust removed TO Florence in 1855. when
the AItoviti Palace demolished TO allow for
the widening Of the bed of the Tiber
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
OPPOSITION TO A PLEBIsCITE.

Copenhagen, Jan. 3.-The "Danneborg," owned
by the Minister of Justice publishes editorial
to-day deprecating the demand for plehiscite
on the subject Of the sale Of the Danish West
Indies based on the same privilege being claimed
for schleswig 1t says the inhabitants of Schles-
wig are Danes by origin. language, education
and sympathy. while the people inhabittng the
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
An ELEPHANT on HIS HANDS

Danish West Indies are mostly negroes. not even
speaking Danish. and adds that such q COM
parison is injurious TO the Schleswig cause.
The editorial, however accepts the Monroe
Doctrine being applied to the Danish West
Indies. and does not favor the proposal 10 trans
fer the islands 10 Germany in exchange for
Schleswis.
The Ministry is united in favor of the sale
The Landsthng, or upper house. is controlled
by the opposition but II will undoubtedly con-
sent to the sale OF the islands The RIgsdag. or
Danish Parliament, reassembles on January TO-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
Postomce Notice.

tshould De DAILY by all Interested changes
may occur atNany tiEleJ
Foreign mails for ending January 1902 VII
Cpronptly General PoSro1.cs
follows: Parcels Mails close earlier tran
closing time below Parcels Post Mails for Ger
many close az Friday = >. hronprtr. WI
helm.
Regular and supplementary malls close Foreign
Branch half later closing time shown below
Except Supplementary Mails Europe Csrsl
America, via Colon. close hour later at Foreign
Branch
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
BEorEsTs TO CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS.

The will OF Joseph Hanlon was filed for pro-
bate In the Surrogates Office yesterday. The testa-
tor who died al No 3l5 West Sixty-secOnd-st-, on
Decen,ber "a left an estate valued at 5000 real
and $4,000 N personal property Most Of the prop
erty Is left 10 relatives The Catholic Orphan Asy-
lun the Catholic Protectory ana the Mission or
the Immaculate Virgin receive $50 each.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Won want TO know the decision of TIT
SchIex Court OF Inquiry Don't argue aboq
SrNcon.uIf The Tribune Almanac. For sals
Mt neysdenlers' everywhere, or by mail. To-
rs per copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Highest temperature yesterday. 80 degrees; lowest
l6 average Average temperature for corresponding
date year temperature for corresponding
date last twenty-five years. -.
continued cold to-day and sun
day: brisk TO high winds to-day slowly dinin-
isliug during the day.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

IN NEW-YORK CIT.
Nail subscribers o DAILY TRI-vEEKLT Wy
oe charged extra postage IN addition IN
the rates named above
The Tribune VIII be Cuba. Porto Rico Harzlf
and the Philippines without expense for.fSa
postage
For points n Europe n
Postal Union The Tribune mailed foox1nz
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
JrDGE MADAM LEFT MORE THAN s1o8,0Oo
PETITION ASKING FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUAR
DIAN FOR YOUNGEST SON.

Thomas McAdazn- son to the late Justice Nc
Adam. OF the Supreme Court. in petition fled IN
the surrogate's ofdce asking for the appointment
of a guardian for David McAdam. the youngest
son of the justice and minor. places the value OF
the real estate in this State left by the Judge at
100000 and the personal property at 500 JUS
ttce McAdarn owned. besides real estate in the
neigh borhood OF Crawford. \. ].
The petition was made on oeEalr OF MIS- Sarrle
McAdam. the widow and executr1x OF the Will oy
Which she received life interest In the estate OF
her husband. u Will go 20 the children after her
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.
For the District of Columbia Delaware. Maryland.
virgina Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey, Eastern
Nevy1r and New-Eng!and-Fair. cold to-day
and sunday; brisk high northwest winds today slowly
diminishing during the day.
Fair continued to-day and probably Sunday fresh
MORT lrvesterly winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
DIED.

NArrOX-A- Stamford. Conn., Tuesday. Dec--rn-- s1.
1901 Emma Josephine widow OF Pis-sOn : nAr-nx ard
caughter OF the late Colonel George 7 "a Davis q
NeW-4ork- Funeral services VIII &c held a. 81 An
drsw's Church Stamford. Conn, Sarurda5. 101o a. m
1nterInent IN Greenwood New-Tort-
o'BR1ES-On January / Frslovs Emily. widow or I'D
ate Peter + O'Brien- Funeral ssrvices at her zre
zee sth INST at 1880 o'clock Intsrmenr az tne con-
Venieaee OF the family. Please emit lowers
FLhttEPONT-At her residence. Pisr-spore Pac-s
5sookIyn, January :. 1907. Anna Maria UldoE Os
5s1ry z Fierrspont and daughter OF the late Perer
jay n her s3d IL requested that 10 no~era
De sent Funeral service sunday the ata a. 2So.
a. Grace Church HiCSsst near Fsulsen-st- No terry
AZ WaA-sr Sunday.
RANDALL,-At East Orange. y =. On January = 1872
IroIl ne North Orange Ban-lst Church. O-z-S-
Monday January At ?. m Services iursr-rsnr
AZ t1toversville. n Y. Tuesday
wAy-Or Friday January 3 1892 Mary A. vf1- o. ~
lels Thomas P Way. IN her s6th year Sotscs o<
WI1NTZ-At her home. Nsvburg y. 7 On Jzuua-v =
- Amelia L Wsntz. wifs OF James N Vent
MISREPRESENTATION PiaiuAeId. n J. On lamar
lSl2 George Frederick. eldest Of s
EIlllF = Wiechers. aged eleven years
FUnerA services VIII &c held residences OF
parents, SIC West 5th-st.. PiaindeId Y Sunday
Sal LAY . at 4a0 m CaTrtages VIII meat go
road or Nsvs-Iersey- IHtsrInent private
WOoD-At Irvngron January g. OF typhoft s-vsr Den
Is,oan Wood N the 5Ist year OF his Nodes %
funeral hereafter.
Ehc Woodlnun Cemetery
6oIouEh OF Bronx. New York CITY.
Once 70 East I'D Street square South
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
cARNEGLE LIBRARF FOR 81. CATFARIYE

St Catharine, Ont, Jan. 3.-Mayor Mcintyre
has received an offer from Andrew Carnegie, who
asrees 10 give The sum O. $4,000 for a free public
library building in St. Catharfne. provided the
city furnishes a suitable site and supports the
same at a Of not less than eco year.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

F. F Proctor is arranging for series OF travesty
nresentatious the first Of which viii De Clay NJ
creams '.Surelock Holmes" which was written for
tho Lambs "C5amboT' last summer. The travesry
will be presented at ProcJors FiIth Avenue
Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Won wHnt to know the government
of Porto Rico and the Philipptnesf The
Tribune Almanac has the Information. For
sale at neVysdeHIers' everyNv here or by mail.
25 cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
sEyAroR AND MRs. pEpEK RErURNING

London Jan. 3.--The American Line steamer ST.
Louis which Will sail from Southampton January 1
and will touch at Cherhourg the same day, will
take among her passengers Senator and Mrs
Chauncey NJ Depew and Mr. an Mrs. Nat Good
win.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Schleswig formerly duchy Of the kingdom
OF Denmark. II was conquered by the Austrians
and Prussaus in 1855 '64 and in 1855 merged in
the new Prussian province Of SchlesTig- -HoiStein
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

YOu know who is Minister to
Persfaf Look Mt The Tribune Almanac. For
sale nevsdeaIers' everywhere. or by mail
for - cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
rRANsArrANrr NAILS

6ATURDAT-At a. IL for France. per .. Ia Cns-z-
Fssns mail for other parts % Europe must be ersetsd
direct per 8. F Bismarck Cnal must b
directed per 2. Bisnarck.); AZ $50
supplementary 10 a Ireland. per
Cuihr+a. Queenstown mail for other parts oc
$50 a supplementary 10 a FOR Eu-
Eronpr1uZ Wilhelm via Plymouth.
Cherbours ana Bremen mail FOR Ireane must De az
5 = Erunpr1uZ Wilhelm q 10 a
Azores Islands, per Tartar Prince italy
must directed per - 5. Tartar Prince'D.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer taxes P-tntet
Papers and Samples for Germany
class mall for other parts Of
Europe ship unless specially Al
rected by her.
After the closing of Supplementary Transatlantis
Malls additional Supplementary Nails
opened the piers OF the American English. Fre1ch
remain open until within Ten
Minutes Of the hour ot sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

The MANAGERS OF The Bonnie Brier Bush" have
r,ada an arrangemant with Charles Hawtrsy for
he Droducton Of the Scotch play at the Prince of
Wales Theatre next August
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

The annual ball OF the attaches OF the New-Xors
Theatre will be held at the Lenox Lyceum on
January 50.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

.s7,he Erixton Burglary Will be presented at
Troctor's Fffry-eighth Street Theatre on January
IN nv a company which Will include ". !. Ferguson
and others OF the original cast
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Miss Julia MarIoWe is TO appear IN London early
next season in When Knighthood Was IN Flower"
At the Madison Square Theatre next Wednesday
evening Miss Isabel Irving and Miss EhzaDeth
7-vrsa will appear in a selection OF forty minutes
Sron, Edmond Rostands comedy The Romancers-
Miss Tyree will have the part OF young man. w
n Thompson, Stanley Dark ana Charies ~ E3arrlS @
cede each evenings performance OF sweet and
Twenty.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

communications relative to subscrptis1s
advertisements 20 THE TRIBUNE. SsvYor City Remit
BY Postoce order. express order drst %
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Fou want TO know the exact date of Presi-
dent MchIuIey's deaths See The Tribune
Almanac. For sale at newsdeaIers' every
where. by mail, for 20 cents per copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Mails FOR NEWFOUNDLAND BY raii Nc-ta sydney ana
tbence BY close at this once SaiIv AZ e.sO
, m, Connecting close here every Monday Wednesday
and Saturday. Mails for AiqueOn, . session.
thence close this daily
o m Mails for Cuba. BY rsl Port Ta--Da "a "a
fhence by close this once a -,
che connecting closes Monday. WEDNESDAY sza
sar.1-davl. Mails for Mexico City. overland T-I.S.
specially addressed for dispatch BY
orfre 80 .. and II p Mails for C,csrz
Rica. Belize Puerto Cortez and Guatemala BY
and thence by steamer. close this
" 80 D m. connecting closes
davs fSr Belize Puerto COrtez and GuateraaIa ara
tuesdays Costa Rca)- fRsgtstsrsd mail cIOses a.
2. m. previous day