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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
AMERICAN TERRITORY EXTENDED.
Satisfaction Over the Boundary Award In
creasing in Washington

washington. oct. 21.-The impression preVailS
a. he state 1e-arrrrert to-day that all the de-
tails r. -he Alaskan Boundary Commissions &C.
cislo- -tl not be known until the mails bring
CO. ies ~ the maps and other documents actual
II lad before the commission. There is slight
GAP ID the outline DESCRIPTION q the boundary
& The northern portion which VIII prooaDIy De
filed FL when the fun transcript is received
Crge- inspections Il the charts here in the light
q NJ Fosters dispatch 4 yesterday, aaaS 10
the Subtraction ~ the officials particularly as
the commission actually extended the American
ti-ie over "a large territory north Of the hlehinl
River % The boundary line claimed by Secre-
ta-v Ers~-s "a quarter of a century ago, instead
q limiting II to that stream the boundary
tentatively fixed by the Hay-Paunoefote TnoouS
v.ver5L TIE treaty requires expert surveyors 10
tx the boundary line Permanently 81 the gen
era data furnished by the commission, ana the
STATE Department intends 20 turn this work
over 20 The Coast Survey. and 20 prosecute u
vigorously. i1 order 10 prevent further friction
among -l- miners along the 3ouu1ary-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
AENRY PAGE.

Henry Page. brother Of William Harlan Page
o. BROOKLYN and we'll known throughout Texas
died last Sunday at his home in Dallas. He was
eighty-oae years old. Mr.. Page came Of Puritan
stock and went South 70 engage in business before
the Civil War. He opened the first shoe factory
n Knoxville Tenn and the first factory exclusive
IL for boots and shoes in Dallas. In the latter
establishment he made the boots which suppled
the COW boys throughout the Southwest. He was
also active in religious work, assisting IN estao-
fishing schools and churches IN Texas.
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Married.
Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIB-
CNE Will be republished In The Tri-w xii
Tribune without extra charge.

DAKIN-sAHLER-on Tuesday. October N. 1905 No
5th-ave-. Nev-Y0rk. y Z. by the Rev. Robert
Maurice Berkeley. Emma Frances Sahler daughter q
Mrs d. DU Bots Sahlcr, 20 Arthur Hazard DaSin-
DJrNCAN-NI wIIIIASf-Oa Wednesday evening OctO-
Der p. 1903. St Andrews Church. b. ire Rev.
George r Van De Water. D D. Grace Wheaton.
daughter q Mary WHEATON and The late John s Nc
William. William Alanson Duncan
FRAsER-WIIEOx-Ou Tuesday, October % the
Church OF the Messiah by Rev. Thomas r Shcer.
Caroline daughter o. Franklin Wllcox. Alexander
Varsnnes Fraser.
EV-II-ASHFORTH- Church the Good
NCDOaOugh-st. and Lewis ave, Brooklyn, On
Wednesday evening October p. 1898. $50 O'Clock
Miss Edith Ashf0rtn daughter % Mr. and Mrs Edward
Ashforth. Mr.. Butler Duncan Hull.
MIIIS-BL.ACK-Ou Wednesday. October q. 1903. at
- PauIs Epscc pal Church Lynchburs Va. By The
Rev James NJ. owens. Mamie Black u James Hercer
GOadby Mills
PINE-LOC<wOOD-On Tuesday. October ~. 1903. at
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church ~ The Rev
Harry p Nichols. Marie lockwood % Warren Adams
Pine. both o. New-Y0Tk city.
sANDS-NICHOI-S-O Wednesday October p. IN Christ
Church Hudson, Y. the Rev. John 2. Nichols
Mrs Elizabeth BokkeIsn Nichols. % Glen Ridge.
n j. and William PhRous sands, u Nontclsi- n J.
Notices of Marriages and Deaths must De IA
dorsed with full name and address
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RRY4N REQUEST $4,000.
E7n Not accept the Money Unless
Hrs. Bennett Consents.

---.- Conn. oct 2l.-In cross-eza d. na'ioi
Diet. court to-day William ). brssH
I'D 49, 49, the sealed letter mentioned Al 'i'e
49, 49,. Lore Phtlo :. Bennett. or Ne"-i'Ih az.
ihi7 - -rhfch $4,000 TO be given 10
Ms Bran and El5vv' In'es.e- =. -' -, - NJ
go grro we're 70 receive s'.vn eaCi "N0 ~
- ..,.grr II wise. The letter was opened -
f-lr vas not read publicly
-s. --oEFa-d. who represents MIS-
'7s .-s- Il M Bryan insisted upon re-=''--is
49,. 4,--s she would contest inc VII " - IL
80, said that not a cent o. lls Hio''1 -
ftI'g - hie wife or bic children to receive
al-o" t,-.,,at+ we're Wiling. lie did intend
ui'.'7s -, "a decide The validity OF the Le-
70 asa -. ~ cas-. il was declared legal ne
- 4.s.-ir-.te the money among euuoA''o "
-,-s-ltar bic institutions -.s7,o,,3asce
A. P-vsu introduced mass "a - - .. 20,
-, I,--r.self and Mr.. Bennett IRON $50 - -
u 80 letters aloud In ORDER u 80 o-is1 q
ia7 "a .,aslv mace offers OF nnancA@4
,s,sr,ce on four OCCASIONS aoS0 "a hin, The
- A. Teuuett sent money 10 80 - TIA,
ness. Nj - ,soreeatinE 50 900 he Tel4teo Nh
anu 90 Mr. Bennett VEN, - t5-,-an mat he
=. icons his VIII. and oi1 II so -, believing
WlsA'l IL --L-,,,l6 y sd n later go, o., mat time
suggestion made oy S NIr BennetI desired:
vas 70 ~ srbodg il bea1esst % f3 frrther sug
=. fefter 10 be left Win uS >, in trust himself
gested tlai tll rIrg educational ana Ill tSast he
,-..ir-rfirUs After NJ % corv 70 Mr.. Bryan
secuted US ,-as the letter WHICH nc -
his vii for Mrs Bsef undue innuense on MI
Mrs hti- - sa-lrine a De4uest OF - birnsef
Nr Bryan agreed 10 ror il FOR the Western col
bur said DE 49,, ~ the lifelong IIl t VI ~
Bennett, che t- - gslIl Il came out IN n
M, e. - Mrs Bryan dla, aIs 70 'bs distrif-
Tl5e VIII gave t1ovD 70 '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
BRITAIN WELCOMES DECISION
jgctice Ct tie Alaskan Award Generally Ad-
uitted BY the Press

Ls-E.r oct 2--The comment 81 The afternoon
neaE1arors here on abe Alaska boundary declsio-
Do similar 20 that = the morning papers Regret
fatIs fr ro-ors BILE" expresses the general opin-
llr. Tho s. Jaunes's Gazette" says Il considers
te fact thar lef Justice Alverstone signed the
aVe.f to BIZ proof 81 the correctness tnereof' ana
co.
H- have The fullest confidence. therefore. that
f"e ..e.- We ser,ore absolutely required os
le 's-tce % the case.
THO SANE paper regrets that the Canadian com
A--eore.s Published an explanation OF tNei Po-
ef..r -.-.--,,,, rl .ss+ "a reelection On their col
lc1zaes and ..T.e pail Mall Cazet-e comments on
e. Jack a. IDENTITY and seif-possesslos s19qWn ~
tle l..sr.rr ia declining 20 sGn tlie occasion a11
co.. .r.-- ~ rrgIr.g- 90 b. "uLJ judicial one
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WEDDINGS.

Montcair. n. J.. Oct. 21.-Miss RUbeGa Jean Gault
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. james GauIt Of GrOve-st
Montclair, and the Rev. Charles Davis Van Weg-
oner Of Russell, MINI. took place at the home OF
the brides parents ~ o'clock last night. the Rev
Dr.. r. NJ SOmmervfle. OF New-YOr6. officiating. as
sisted by the Rev George Louis Curtis CO the First
Presbyterian Church Of Bloomfield The maid OF
honor was Miss Mabel Blauvelt. OF Newark. while
Ms William Baldwin Wynan. a sister Of the bride
acted as natrOn OF honor. Paul c Carey. OF East
orange. was best man. and the Ushers were Charles
L. Price. OF Newark. and John x. GaUlt OF Mont
clair large reception followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
ISAAC REINCOLO.

Chicago Oct u.-Isaac Reingold, whose verses
and songs depicting the suTerings Of the Jewish
race IN Russia for him the name The
Poet OF rhe Ghetto died to-day at hts home in
This CITY He was born in Russia thirty years
ago and came 10 this country al the age OF If
teen years. During the last thirteen wears he had
lived here and worked a tailor in the ghetto
In his spare hours he wrote songs and poetry
which were published in Yiddsh in book form
several OF his poems have been set TO music BY
1, Nendelsohn- the New-YOrk Jewish musical
composer and have had wide circulation among
IN. Jews OF country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
MRS elLseRT's EleHTY-T-rRD BIRTHDAY

Boston, Oct. 1.-Seores Of corg-a tulatfng mes
sages from nen and women in the theatrical pro
fession were received to-day by Mrs. Q. II. Gilbert
who is playing with Annie Russe1Ts company IN
eshtythird anniversary OF her birth. Ter dressing
room just before the evenings performance was a
bower Of flowers. Among those who sent con-
gr8tUlatiOns were Sir Henry Irving Charles Froh-
man. Daniel FrOhman z. II. SOtaern and Miss
Cecilia LOTUS Tomorrow Mrs. Gilbert Will dis
tribute the Moral offerings among the hospitals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
ADAM sEoRTT UPHoLDS AWARD.
Convinced that No Valid Case Could Be Made
Cut for Canada.

Ei--e-.-. Ont Oc- adam Short PROFESSOR
o. political economy in Q1eens Iniversi1s- "i-i
gglee -. .--~ss 49, view on she Alaskan boundary
r-es---- s--1-
About t.--- wears ag0 J IVES asked 10 VIZ r.
t---.. lr -H- Alaskan boundary qu--tlJll ~ -,
z. O. 81 --l-r.-.I-a from what hao fea- lii '-.
k---a.- f-sr- tte usual taua-leu sources. 80 -
lel-- -..- lr1. could le mace .- ~ ~
Cs-ae..4 .-.-..--.r- as for The United states
Is-s .----- rl 80 more important oilcial e9,--
raI-e and -.--.4...r. -auos The subject Oh -
L-l.er E-ee..r -ra United States Claims. DDl-
before and eFra- che treaty oi -.-5 ? Rplis 49,
- r.ee- as necessary preparation -'i l-'
E-....e .t.-.
--- -.l-.-- .f rr, e-..v Was TO convince me ll-~
she r-e-.r .r- ,Ef8~t were transferred = Iie
Tented e-.-.. --lre 81 strongly supported Dt go
Clerlfle-t- mar ID Was irnr0~s bic 20 MAKE o~-
valid -.er ~ -h- 5aualiar contention on -'-e
n.-f Important points - issue - .--l4 -,---
h.r WISHING h go IlrE NAV 49, IN
1--.-r .ts canadian case. ras f-rf'- to W.
era r-Jf.-I-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22

Glen Ridge y. J.. oct. z.-1Irs Elizabeth Nichols
OF Glen Ridge. and William p. Sands. Of Montclair.
were married this afternoon at Christ Episcopal
Church. Hudson N Y. The Rev. John F Nichols
5rother-in-law OF the bride. offctated- The bride
given awav by her father-in-law John A Mich
OILS. OF Brooklyn Following the ceremony a lunch
con was served in the rectory. A private car
veyed the guests from New-York to and from the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs Sands sailed Cor Cuba on a
wedding trip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
BRITISH coLumeiANs BITTER.

Victoria B. c.. Oct 2.-British Coumbians nave
,.ara the news OF the settlement of the Alaskan
boundary question with a feeling bordering on as
gust at what Is popularity termed the sacrifice OF
Carada by Great Britain the alter OF pohtca4
expediency" The people OF Western Canaea are
ritter hecarse OF this, and the action OF ttar "a
madam commissioners in refusing 20 sign the agree
rnent is approved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
In.EerlruRE o. MoNsIoNoR TEELINe

I.ynn. Mass. oct Z.-The iuvestiture q The Right
q. Ro-ssr,er arthur j. feeling. rector Of 81
1ary-s church "a tnis city, as a domestic prelate
o. the household q Sovereign Pontln- Plus \ tooA
place this forenoon solemn high maAS being lie s
brafec ~ -. 81 Iuht Rev. Eouslgnor Thomas Ma
SCENTS ~ Jamaica Plain he ceren9hg = ~
seftiture was performed ~ nc AlesA- nv
-~hon Johr J. Williams. Of Bostol-
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October 81 1908. he- s,th yeas: mary Aaglst'-s :,
her son-in-lsw A B carlton. 10 81 West Jersey So
Elizabeth. y. J.. Friday a. O'clock 2 n
brandon 1.h FSnsr.! thursday 1,I. a, 10
m from n ms LAT late 6es .rs = sert
CoLE-At Yonkers. n Y. October 70 1903 Rev Ds s.
cole in bis SD yea F E9,S ' Yones IA
Friday October =. az ?. n
EILLorT-At Purchase. y. Y or wednesdsy c-'sser
~ 1893 Isabella Elliott "a n. 0tsa $780, sss A- "n
saturday October q al ? n esrTsse- vi. % n
leaving Grand central Depot al as p M
HomEs-At her home No. West Eighty hrst 81. New
a I1.N Anna waiting Heath widow Henry Homes
ate stat. LoT csT ,,r1 AZ eanbass Mas,
rNsLEE-on wednesday morning. October q. Cara
Gamble fnslee Notice or funeral hereafter
K1NGsLAND-on Tuesday eysnirr October y 1903. al
dore ) Kingssnd. aged 80
o1s-Or October 20 1898 residence % laugh
Mrs William Z r D.h sos Of TistsS c,s n
her ssth year. Services and nteruent at windsor VI
PAsoAt eanda'. ss2 s ssss'T N. s.' Sss9
her gns 11.rns5 oe ooe 2 at ts $50 % oese
RpDGn yssa ses. o Raa 81 Glen R a
youngest q ,he ate JossDn u ne 80 yssf
No 27s West End ave. On Fridsy morning at II
o'clock
HS1tta BrSohiyn samuel Fisher strong. In the 6sth
80 - Ma aye Funeral services from his late rsss
cence No lOS Willow S. fsioOhJi- On Lhuf-iay eNcN
ing October =. al ; O'clock
-,T-T-s-At Westbury. Long Island 10Th month. zth
altver TITUS the 18th q ais aga Ffsnes .ne
eIstves attend the funeral from Fr1=ns
N.stog House. O'Clock F1eth day tThur-cay). me
- Csrrtazes vii train arriving az Wsstoury
al nIs
wIiTTMORE-At No 81 Brimmer-s 81. Boston Mass. %
T-ssIsv October % 1865 Ethel Blake yo9nso~t
aanshier OF late Charles J. Whitmore
woop-on Tuesday October iss Sarah Cole LA9p ~
cotr wife John Huylsr Wood tr tns =
var o, her age Funeral services at her iAis resf
tencs No. 100 Montsouery-aye- 70 noxsssins.
asp N boat rom Nev-Yosk Ak0Easas Friday AZ
lusrkl ~. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
MRS. j. SERGEANT CRAM.

Mrs J. Sergeant Cram, wife OF the well known
Taumanv politician and former president OF the
TDock Board died yesterday from pneumonia Mrs.
Cram who was married her husband about i've
years ago was the youngest OF the three daughters
a great surprise. When still girl Mrs. cram mar
-,sd a Mr. Cleveland. who died when she was
twenty At the time OF her death she was twenty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
COMMISSIONERS ON THE CEDRIC.

London. Oct Ex-senator Lodge AID ex-senator
7-,,rrar and Mrs Turner left London this morning
FOR Liverpool. where they boarded the White star
7 a.. steamer Cedric which sailed to-day for New
York Lord Strathcona. Secretary W hlte OF the
United States Embassy; John W roster 4hu ssE-
e-ai other friends were present at Eustoh station
- ma fare well TO the American COMMISSIONERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
JOSEPH W. FISK

Orange. y. J. Oct Il (Specian.-Joseph ". Fislze
president Of J ". Fisfe Iron Works. in New-York
died Yesterday AZ the home Of his nephew, John
NJ Fiske No %, Westinghouse, East Orange. He
began business in New-York in 1858. bat practically
retired fifteen years ago. He was born in Boston
seventy three years ago He leaves a VidoW ana
.l.-nn Iii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
GENERAL JOHN c. BLACK II

Msli.',s Of the Grand Army OF the re
o,,fr Is al GARFIELD Hospital In ms Guy y,s nsr
ing from a severe attack OF '.a,, raoverv Ta
sicians howsesssaS 81 cancel a number OF engage
uenfSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22

Samuel 2. Morse of the well known news
paper T7en of the Middle West born IN Fort
Wayne Ind. December Is 1S52 He was g7adu-
ated from the high school Of his native town in
1871. and he Tie editorial staff OF The Fort
Wayne Gazette from 1871 1875. and later Editor
and part owner OF The Fort WAYNE Sentinel In
$3.50 he was Of the founders OF The Kansas
City Star" but sold out his interest and went 70
Europe in 1sS2 From 1876 to 1855 ne the Wash
ingtOn correspondent Of and editorial writer for
The Chicago Times" Stree February /, 1855 he
had been Editor in chief Of Tine indianapolis Sen
timer and president Of the company publishing u.
He was active in Democratic politics in Indiana
and delegate a. large and chairman OF The In
diana delegation the National Democratic Con-
vertiCn in 1892. In 1893 President cleveland. OF
whom he was an ardent supporter. al pOinoCd ni1n
Consul General at Paris. pCSt he held until 1871
10 I I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
TRANSATLANTIC MATS.

TIURsDA7-At $50 a. for Europe. per a . Aususss
Plymouth, Chsroourg ard Hamburg (naii
FOR dir-ccec o q AuznSs Vic
torfAD. a. m for Frarcs. Svitzsriand Italy.
spain Portugal Turkey ESypt, Greece British lnt4
and Lorenzo Marquee. s. La Br,taSne, VA Hsrrs
other parts OF Europe must % dfr>crsa Der
a Bretrzre'D
sATVRDAY-At 90 4. for Europe. per . Cnorfa-
VIA Queenstown. a a m. for Beggturo d;r~rt.
Hroonlan6 be directed per 8 kroon-
Italy direct. q. PRINCESS
Trsns mail must directed Per Prtnssss Irene D.
a. esO n FOR Scotland direct Furnessta mail
must Be directed per s Furnessia) AZ II for
direct. q Norge tTpil mns % disscted
NorgeJ
.PRINTED MATTER Ertc-This s-sdmer takes Printed
Papers Samples for Germany
The OF mail matter FOR other parts OF
Europe will not BY this ship unless specially
Directed
srfgr ths Closing Supplementary Transafantfc
Mails rausd ADDITIONAL Supplementary Mails are
-e6 on he Of American. English Frsnch
s-f German steamers and remain unri within
MIN % OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22
SAMUEL &. MORSS.

Indianapolis. Oct. I.-Samuel r. Norss Editor and
proprietor Of The Indianapolis Sentinel" feu from
a third story window Of the Sentinel Building to-
day and lived only fifteen minutes. The window
from which he fell was in mis- private office No one
was with him ar the time though several persons
were waiting in the anterOCm to him Mr.
Morss had been in bad health for time. and ii
was announced by his private secretary that ne
had probably opened the window for air ard was
overcome by heart trouble Financial troubles haze
Deen worrying him recently He leaves a widow
and one daughter.
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TRaNsPACIFIC MAILS.

- za.lan5 Australia Csrc-pS West. Sew7Ca4econs.
~,,t So. snt Hawaii VIA san Francisco close hers
= s-3o . n up Occoo~r "a tncusivs. eor
es.s o. sierra or Csnsrd steamer carry
rs -. - sorn-ct THIS disDs.eh extra nazAs-
~ 80. - $50 a n $50 n and 51 , m Jun
40 n and $50 = m-vsa -
- s1d ror~a-ded urtl he s--fSa q tie cunnrd
China and Specially sddrs~ssd man for
'srtr. Isszds via san Frsncscc. close s-rS
ne, - 10 . aD October ~ Inclusive Tor dr.
I S.sn r.isnd- Frsacsco close here tsy
Per - Ia9an VIA Vancouver and Victoria 3 c.
Ch No. p@r- aaiIy so AZ % October ~. IN
sl9srss .,i 49, for n s POSTAL Agency al Shanghai
M, - ,,rxsrt-d via Canada
- rapsr sia Seattle. close here daily at q -
. 10 Is. inclusive. sor Dispatch Der
Tee ma san Francisco. here daily $50
A.is 1,xcep, wesu FIN Islands and Nsw-Cslecunis.
- Vsrcoslvsr Victoria 2 c. close here daily az
40 m ~ November =. Inclusive. FOR dispatch
= AOranEL -
Ss,~warl-t VIA Europe. and New Zealand and philip
nfn~s ia FrsnCisccths quickest route- Phi D
t.o1ss r,usf be fully prepaid az the freisn rates.
rs.~af h. Forwarded via Sar Fraacisco excuslv-y
P.rirc mails forwarded 90 port Of sailing dey
at IN. closing % arranged on th4 Ere
OF their uninterrupted overland transit sRes;s
s.r.i mai closes m prvvous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postnastcr.
pnseoGca Nsv-rorx. n 4. Octoo=T 10 ls"&
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Should Be DAILY ~ all interested ~ en>nS.
tinneb .~..
Foreign mails for ere week ercinS Ocrocer - -
promptly all casess az the General roSfo'ee
Mails close hour ea-ur tnA1
closing SHOWN below Parcels Fost Mails sor Ter
"a az 3 II Monday and Wednesday
and Supplementary mails close az forsaxo
hale later than closing time snovn oesoy
Supplementary Mails FOR Europe ana Cscuaa
America C0on close hour later az Foreign STA
ft0~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22

Highest temperature YESTERDAY o. 80 ., last year
sSsrase 90 s.,onding date Of Aast twenty-five
years. 81 Friday; variaps
Local forecast FaN 70 Vs.
south
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-22

In ths diagram the continuous VIII me tTTibIne's self
,er.Tfira peroreter Ths dotted line shows .te ''
lure az recorded by local Weather H-'
-. .,,,,u -..,aI record from the Weather bureau
49,. ,he ~,sns-- IN the tempature for the iAst 49,.
,r,r h.,,-r n cou1parfson with the eorFeSi'"'iHs
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OFFICES


MAIN oFF1CE-No. ia Nassau,
CPIOwT OFFICE-No 80 Broadway. or any AnsFs-
xAsTIINGTJ.N BTRE1t-No. 1872 F-s
AI5EsAEs 1F9 e The M m TSE TrSSs. :s
Es5 ss4 q F.t Co Ss . nssgrs ssa H,
Is5,ss7 E7.s's Company , No S wa,ssoc R es.
la'ernatonsI sleeping Car Company. No 20 cocs-
TIE 1900 ,es - -IttS -r,rr,r->z- Ca a co,vs.senx
phase I-sye siver.iseuaeas. .a6ssrDsisns.
Jotsn wsSsnasrr s Co. No = Rue drs p-sisss
Msr@n bat. . G2 80 81 Eags.s:d HaHs'n-a.
Sostinsa3ai is6se ' HeTssta nj
sis2 T 6 1TsPs Dc No f Fl Rue scs.
NICE-CrtGit I.vornais - -
TLoRENCE-Fre Lemon Co. Noa and va
s-araIay & CO. Bankers
MBURG-Auercan Express Company No II
BREMEN-Ame-ican Express Company. Bahnhot
GEyOA-Auerfcan Express Company. No Is Via san
AN!WERP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Express cOmpaa'.
r R7 pen msi ne 1 rsanE rons % tie
eo.sIs named below. -,
Ga-I2H s;s' t s5 rss H a9,s HossI Nor
t2k q EInsansment: Quesns EIot.L ugPsr Sorxeod
5a..I Hs' Hotel Tee I. Mdaaa H9,.
B-aif5ra: ifotoi wslnnston. TgnorisFr Wells; Md
Ioii.rs E5sI sssHEiin II5ta Wight: wa,.r
Hotel
SCOTIsAND-st Enoch Hotel. Glasgow: Station Hotel
Ayr. Station Hotel. Dumfries
GIBEALTAR-Hotei Cecil
PaRTS-Ffoel Chathar Hotel De Lille Anton Grand
Hotel rArhenee do In Grand Brersgne.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Hosei M.tropoie
Rome; Grand Hotel, Palace Hotel. Milan.
Eden Palace Genoa; Hotel Ro-ssi Grand Hotel
Cuiriuai Rome. Hotel Royal Daniel Nenics. Grand
Hotel venice: Hotel de Ia viie Misn: Cap Martin
BELGICM-Ie Grand Hotel. Brussels
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