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New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

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dENERAL 1 s9ETE 81 @ OF cT "a AY8
G ossH, 0R as y for G5 Toe
81 sas @em6sF Of this sost IN
3sSa tomes hf ssfss sens hefson Ssas 5'S f0
seHs Secame rssds fsE EaSh 5s s5!!sf a:.tf from
RICHARD + DAVIES. Secretary.
B1-DD-sudisnIy Dutchess Junction. " r. March q
1905 Ann E. wd4~ Of tsf 'e on Thrsy March 2
at'S' at : D. .'S1- m l''' '
Long 5;!a9d %os on 4S % ga 5uERtz Ri.
in her 74th year Funeral services from her late res0
ociock Interment at.the enience OF the family
Sunday March % e 1908 5 5g aTFssF T4fsF' Il Pqi5 M
%ie sfs Wusm Vi rs2sT Relatives and friends
specully invited to attend the funeral
on Wednesday morning at 80 o'clock
H1L1-on March 1898 AFTER short illness Frances 'ss
Of Joseph q Hill Funeral from her late residence No
March ~ a. 4 p m inJerment Hudson, n. Y.
EoAGLAND-At Easthampton. Mass on Sunday; March
% b9S8 9 JShn E on WeneaS Ss MasSh s. on arrival
train departing from New-York at 30
oYD-on March % 1898 At her residence FL in s Stan. an
dF 82d year Of her age.
into sterneI lite Marsh q at &C, G9n
John P Marvin. Of BE3oklyn in her S2d year last sur
Street Cemetery.
Irving place. New-York on Tuesday March a. Amanda
Knox Mathews widow Of Edward J. Mathews, Of Valley
Forge, Penn Funeral private
MAxUELL--At Jersey City. March "a. 1908, at her
late residence 12T MerCer-st.. Mary N, widow OF
samuel Maxwell, SO Notice Of funeral here
after.
NOORE-At Hudson. n. Y, March "A. Lucius moors, in
fhe nth year o. his age Funeral service his late
residence 421 Allen St. Thursday afternoon az
? O'Clock
%s':s + ! 49, s5
QUACKENBOSS- Entered into life eternal, March "a
Maud u. QuackenbOss. Funeral services at Grace
Church orange n. J.. Thursday morning. March 20
It 1910 O'Clock Interment at Woodlawn
ROPTNsON-At whitehall n. L. Saturday. Marcn
22 1903 in the 72d age. Caroline. dauSh-
widow . the Henry Barclay Robinson. Funeral
Grace Church. Jamaica, Long Isard. on Wednesday
and friends at Jamaica arrival OF train leaving
Long Island City at 800 ,.
ROCKWEII-Phebe B. varing. beloved wife of John ".
Rockwell late residence. No. s32 St Nicholas
March o. Funeral services wednesday afternoon,
2:3O O'Clock at Washington Heights Presbyterian
Church l55th-st. and Amsterdar1-EYe.
SCREVEN-On Sunday, March 90, At his residence, No
20 S9th-st., EewYOrk City John Henry Screyen.
eldest DR.. Thomas z. Screven OF South
Carolina and Cornela McNish in the S1st year his
age Funeral from the Church OF the Holy Com
rnunon, on wednesday, March rs, at II e. m Inter
nent at WeStchester, y. Y.
wHITEHEAD-At Aiken. S. C.. Saturday March q,
1908 Charles Edward whitehead Of this city. in the
to attend the funeral services No 80 West SSth-st
Thursday morning, March 20. at 10 o'clock. Kindly
omit flowers.
Rev. stephen Merritt. the Worldwide known
deraker; only place OF business SthaVe. and 18TH
st largest in the world. Tel. 1%-1Sth-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
TwACHTMAN PICTURES, $1e,e1o.
Former Pupils Applaud Sales Of Favorite
CauVaSes,

An audience that may have been variegated in
character but was certainly appreciative even to
dernonstrativeness, witnessed the auction OF the
late John II. Twachtman's collection OF pictures
at the American Art Galleries last night. total
of S1661O was realized ninety-eight canvases, r.
sum which J. Alden Weir, one Of Mr.. Twacht-
mans associates. who attended the sale, said
he considered very satisfactory indeed
Last night capacity of the galleries was tested
to the utmost by reason OF the attendance OF men
and girl students, pupils possibly of Mr.. TWacht-
man and of the Art Students League and the
Academy Of Design. Soon after o'clock stand
ing room only" was in order. The girl students
had dofed their hats, and in wonderful shrtwaists
Of silk and satin sat anothers laps and
frankly applauded when favorite picture was put
up.
Last nights audience included Thomas b Clarke
Charles L. Freer, John Gellatly. Douglas Storey
Citizen George Francis Train. Mrs. j. Alden Welr
S. G. Peters, G. D. Pratt, ". H. Bliss. j. Hansen
Rhoades. Stanford White. the Rev. w. s. Rains
ford, Mrs. Hy 3. Fuller and Mrs William Cullen
Bryant. J. Alden Weir, Robert Reid and Chtlde
Hassam, associates with whom Mr.. TWachtman
exhibited In the last few years before he died, as
we'll as many members of the Players Club, were
also present to contribute to the success of the
sale Some Of the more important pictures. with
their prices and purchasers, follow:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
rPANsPACrFIC MAILS


-y,,,,,. Islands via Francisco daily AT
ss0 D. m up March f2I. inclusive. for dispatch per
u , 55.aLlaSd Australia Except WesO Nex-CaIsdonia
Fiji Samoa and Hawaii. via san Francisco close
5a%y at $50 . after March Il and up March t2S
tnci;,siye for dispatch per . Ventura Gt Gu
arS teamer carrying the British mail for
49, moi arr. with this dispatch,
uuT-. Tnsils-coEing $50 a m g-3O s. 8 80
nS sundays Al 4:SO a. m. 9 A. and $50 p.
win be and Forwarded until the arrival Of the
Cunard steamerl
ia Vancouver Victoria B. c. closs here daily
s.So n m up TO T2S inclusive dispatch per
Moana especially addressed oHlsy-
rTswRu Japan. China and Philippine IsiandH. via
tso Inclusive. for dispatch - Korea
r,,Ins and Japan Via Seattle. close hero daily
n N up TO April II. Inclusive for dispatch per
uaywaiI Via San Francisco. daily $50 , n
up 10 April 70. inclusive, for dispatch Ala
CHINA and Japan Vancouver and Victoria. B c,
close daily at $50 2. 10 April IL, inclusive.
fo- dispatch per Empress OF japan Merchandise
for United states Postal Agency At Shanghai Be
forwarded via Canada
Tahiti ana Marguesas Islands. va San Francisco. eloss
here daily $40 p. 70 April "a, Inclusive fcp
dspAtch per 8 AaripOsA-
NOTH-Unless otherwise addressed, West Australia Il
Forwarded Europe. and Nsv-ZsAland and Philip
pines via Franclsco-the quickest Philip
pines specially addressed via Canada via
Europe must be fully PTsDskl at the foFagn
TranSpaciac malls are 20 port % salijnx daily
Echedale Of closing Is arranged pTesump-
tion OF their uninterrupted overland transit. tRegs-
tered mail closes at p N. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PostmAAtaR
PoStoancs. NsW-Terk N. T.. March % 1904
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
,.nra=unENr TOBACCO STATION.

At the semi-monthiy meeting Of the Retain Clear
o,d Tobscco Dealers Association, at Mannerchor
TII, No an5 Fast F1ftysfxth-st., last night. Fres-
dent Freeman, as chairman Of the board OF direc-
tors reported that II ey had leased two buildings
Nos ses and 907 Third-ave.. as a dastrioutng sta
tion The secretary reported that SINCE 'hS iAs'
..ttrs III. orgsniza ton had fifteen new members.
CAPTAIN Campbell. organizer of the American Anti"
rrrnst League. and Thomas J. Gandford then made
lengthy speeches Iaudlng the organization for the
6gb, - rss making against the Tobacco Trust, and
GSScJsred that ii would be ultimately victorious a
motion wEa then passed that members resrain from
fsctured by fellow members OF the ORGANIZATION.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
TRANSATLANTIC MAILs.

wEDNEsDAY-At TsO a N, cor Netherlands direct per
Ryndar Cmail be directed per 3 3 Hyl-
DAM; t1:30 a. Complementary ,; M foP
Europe, per Cedric. Via Queenstown (rnal must %
directed 'per s CefriC')
THURSDAT-At foC France, sHitzerIsnd: ItaIyy. Iy
spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece British ln'ia
Lorenzo Marqus1. per a g La Champaign va
Havre naII parts Europe be directed
per $ La ChampaEre'O
FRIDAY-At $50 D. N. for Azores Islands, per 3 .
Commonwealth. from Boston
6ATCRDAY-At 8 a for Belgium direct. per . .
Kensington Cnail pc, r kensin8-
TOM: 11;D a. supplementary l p m tor
Europe per Etruria. via Queenstown: az l&so
D. N for Italy direct per = koenig Albert tnaiL
must be directed per :. : KOsnig Albert
PRINTED NATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Frfnt~d
Matter Commercial Papers, and Samples Tor GERMANY
nf mail matter for othsT parts %
Europe will be by this snip unless specially
directed
closing Of Supplementary Tranzatlantia
Malls above additional Supplementary Nails ara
opened on the piers Of the American, English Frencn
and German steamers. and remain open until Wit1h
Ten Minutes % the hour OF sailing of steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
p. r. r. STOCK INCREASE APPROVED

Philadelphia. March 2--The stock vote on the
proposition increase the capital OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company from S2'l.1N.hO to $p"'-
600 0O0 and to increase the bonded Indebtedness OF
the company taken to-day. resulted in unanimous
approval by the stock represented. The shares
voted numbered SG2. .f52-nore than 20 per cent Of
the outstanding stock. The vote was the largest
polled any proposition in the history OF the
company The voting to-day legalized the action
Of the stockholders at the annual meeting on March
TO- when the increase in capital and bonded IN
debtedness was authorized.
W II. Barnes George Wood and c Stuart Pat
terson members Of the board OF directors, whose
terms expired to-day were reelected. The d.
rectors will meet tomorrow to organize.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
PRESIDENTS VISIT TO CHICAGO.
4 Busy Day Planned for Him-Speech al
the Auditarium Theatre.

Chicago March 2.-The arrangements for Presi-
dent Roosevelt's visit to this city have been COM
pleted. After being greeted by Governor Yates
Mayor Harrison and Charles g. Deneen, chairman
of the reception committee. the President willy visit
Evanston, where he will address the students Of
Northwestern University By 11:N g. m. he will
be back in the city, after which the programme
is to be follows:
half hours visit 90 the Press Club and luncheon
with several friends: A visit to the University Of
Chicago. where the degree Of Ii. D. will be con-
ferred upon him: a conference with Western polit-
ical leaders and dinner with friends at O'CLOCK
and speech at the Auditorium Theatre at
o'clock. He will leave here for the West at mid
night.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

Fannie N. Williams. yesterday at Newark. shows
thai the estate II insovent. Claims aEgreGatinS
sass 50 have been stated against the estats in-
cluding E4.Ao0 Sc alleged to be due the Atlantic
Trust Company Of this city, trustee OF the CsFpen-
ter estate. for which williams was counsel The
inventory shows vIlua mss estate to valued st
less than 81 0 exclusive of three parcels Of real
estate. heavily m0rtgaged
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
vANDERB1LTs IN sMAsHUP.
Thrown from Trap at Portsmouth, r. l.,
They Have Narrow Escape.

Portsmouth. R. l.. March 24.-The friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt and OF
Reginald Vanderbilt are congratulating them
to-day on their escape from serious injury.
Tney were thrown from four seated trap on
Quaker Hill in this town yesterday Alfred ana
Reginald Vanderbilt were not hurt. Mrs. an
derhiIt was slightly bruised about the body.
The driver hal his right arm dislocated.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast.

Washington March 24.-The depression central Monday
,ebt over Iake Michigan moved northeaStWard and
Ia central tonight Western Ontario. The western
high has advanced Middle Mississippi and Lower
,bio valleys and second depression overlies the Pacific
Coast and plateau region
The weather has generally fair in all districts
except England. the upper lake region and in por
tons of the Middle Atlantic States. where light rains
have fallen Rain also fallen in California and the
southern plateau region
II is colder in lake region and thence south
ncb 10 warner in the Rocky region.
ally eastern Rocky Mountain Slope ana IN the
Missouri Valley. ,- =, ,,. r-,.-.
and generally weather will prevail elsewhere east OF
the Rocky Mountains except in the lake region whsrs
night and Thursday Texas, and rain snow
In the middle Rocky Mountain region 49,, -. -,
MiSd's Atlantic States and southwark along the
of Florida Higher temperatures Will preEa IN the
Middle Mississippi Lower Missouri valleys 1t VIII oe
hursday in Upper Missouri and the Rocky Mountain
region. ~ -, ..,u.,. I-,... u-,r ha mostly, fresh
west To northwest; the Gulf Coast fros north TO nor
east and Lake Michigan fresh to brisk northwest
diminishing. -. -- ,...u I'LL
have northwest winds and fair weather 10 the
Grand Banks.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.
For New-England clearing and colder to-day; Thurs
day fair: fresh northwest winds.
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware. Tair and colder To-Day 1huTso
fair; fresh northwest winds.
For District Of Columbia and Maryland fair. colder to-
day; Thursday fair northwest winds diminishing
Pennsylvania and Western New ork IaIr
to-day Thursday. except furries To-Day S4ohS
lakes; fresh northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
GENERAL w. r. CLARK INJURED.

Chicago, March 24.-General William Thomas
CIsrk Of washington, was knocked down by a cab
while attempting TO state-st. last night and
severely injured. He is seventy-three years oio'
and having sustained II is believed two fractures
~ the skull and internal injuries his recovery is
very doubtful General Clark is the only sur1vthe VI ing
Tennessee He served two terms in Congress from
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
JOHN KEFDRICK BANGS ROASTED. 2"
His Meter Shows Use Of So Much Water
that He Is Asked to Be Prohibitionist.

John Kendrick Bangs last week sent letter to
the Yonkers Water Commissioners complaining
about what he termed the Imaginative powers Of
his water meter. An evening paper at Yonkers
last night contained a letter from Henry L Hunt
ington the leader Of the Prohibition party, ap-
plauding Mr.. Bangs's meter. Mr.. Huntington sug-
gests that the strength OF the meters evidence
Mr.. Bangs apply for membership In the Pronipiton
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
Ex-cANDIpATE SAID TO BE RIeAmIsT.

Henry Michael, candidate for the Assembly in the
xXXIId Assembly District, on the Republican
ticket last fall locked up in Police Head
quarters last night on a charge OF bigamy. Mlchae4
was formerly a telegraph operator. and lives at NO
5s9 Second-ave. He arrested by Detectives
Jones and Burns a warrant issued in in General
Sessions The complaint is Minnie Turkheimer
1Uhn calls herself Mfchaels second wife. The police
40 NOT know any OF the details Of the case,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
PoStomre Notice.

CshouIf be read DAILY By al Intorssted- changes
at tirne-)
Foreign FOR week ending March % 1898. will
close (prompy the General Postoce aG
follows: Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier tnan
shown Parcels Post Malls for Ger
many close at .. Monday, per 9 kronprnz WEn-;
wednesday. per G. KurfuTst. and Friday. per 3
Regular and Supplementary Malls close at FoFsisn Sta
closing time shown below
cent that Supplementary Malls for Europe and Central
tion1.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
SAMUEL w, PIERCE,

Samuel ". Pierce died Christ Hospital Jersey
civ on Monday from complication Of diseases
His home was at No. 81 Clerk-st. He was born In
this city in 1853. but had lived In Jersey CITY Tor
tLr.. years Until his removal to Jersey City, he
vas chief engineer Of the Joy Steamship Line lie
Ieayes widow two sons and two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
LUcIUs MOORE.

Hudson n. Y. March "a tSpcciaD.-Euclus Moore.
o uAaIthv coal merchant. and prominent here
d,ad to-day He was seventy seven years Old. Two
OF his daughters Mrs Smith Thompson of
this CITY and the wife OF the Rev. Mr.. Cook OF
IIion i widow and also survive him.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

OF the earlier painted pictures. Near Ostend
painted in 1884, was sold to J. Harsen Rhoades. for
s11O; Normandy River for $2S5 to the same buyer,
and The Windmill, Holland" to c. L Freear for
SO Of the pastels, The Pasture was bought M
b. Mrs. Williams. for $lI0; Wild Flowers BY J.
ford White, for $40
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

OFFICES:
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can IL ss s.ct i Teiesraph 1I9f 91soe
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The London ofss ot THE TRIsTSE s :: e'nVsnsA'
NICE. FRANCE-Cre,Iit Lyon1als.. .,s
john wansmsksr Co. No - Rue d-a Pstt's
Ma1san isSrisf HarJ.. Co al Roleyara HaussHaann
E6TIi3 E3gIi5.6fSI Lf9nnts Ii5t-i news Gews.tsnd
Grand Hotel newsstand
AnisEican Express Csmpany = y" u Re BE-, se5S-s ss
FLORENCE-Freneh Lemon & Co. Nos and VIA
MarqTay & Co Bankers. .,
BJ'RG~AmsrIcan Express Company. Fo- II
BREMEN American Express Company. No Bahnh0t
GEN01|Anerican Express Company. No IS Via San
ANTWERP. BELGu-M American Express Company
No : Quai Van pgek
For the convenience Ct TRIBI,NE READERS 9SrOaS s
sisDAY TRIBISE OH nis IN the reading Of 'h~
LoND0S-Ti9fe Victoria savoy Hotel The Ianssa5% q1,
b6s se S GsT2n Go Hi Mis G9Ta ls1 @ H' 6i russell
The H9VaTi Hotel Norf'Ik 81 ET4oaISmsnt a Hotel
Isrds: Msland Hots. Rrst',rd; F52ttI weLiAkESop:
RcyaI Hotel. P@ss sn-yys: Bun H.te caH25i9s1: t9s
IIDliIers ShaHkIn Hotel Isle Of Wight. queen
Jrper Norwood. Waterloo Hotel BettEs-y,- -2eo.
Wales Royal Oak Hotel. Bettws-y-I oed 49,
Portsmouth: Hotel Victoria. Hotel Metropoie ,
SCpTLANIb-St EnOCh Hotel. Glasgow S'a'i'h Il'N-'
GBR1ETaR RAJ stftlo4 nofsi Sdi.T T'pfil'' crc
PARIS Hotel Chatham Hotel R'r1a Grand HAte'' s1a
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Msls9n de Plane Hotel Dc Ia CiEsnfe 5 FIots
-, Dublin; Royal ycsorta oIsL E!IIarnfy ,.r, Palace.
Mants carlo Hotel Metropolis Rome Fcsl te rHEr1 rrE.T1
HOST RomS Grsnd Hotel AiE EsI9, I9 T!sf: H9'ei
Regina. les Rans Palace Hotel 5LLAl; ,55-.si
TsHlca: Cap Martin Uotel- Ment7rN; tre. 49,
Quirin4I. Rom; Riviera Palace Nic I3 ~, sits
Cannes; SAVOY Hotel, Genoa: Eden PdiaSP' ,.,,tcs
Grand Hotel Florence Hotel Royal Daniail, 11IH,.k
Grand Hotel Venice: Hotel de Ia Vile Miian' h't''
Savoy Rossanigo, Naples. rz...f
EGYPT-Ghoz Palace Cairo; Shepherds HotS%
NJ, sT2 'Ta'3 ION TI[,e4 Prstarg
DENMARK-HoteI De 'AaEfeterre CopenhsSen- ben-
GEM -Nsss.usr-TFo, Hotel wi.sbaI-n KssAF Zoe
and Auzuste Victoria bad Wrshaden EietortA Fnsl;
Wiesbaden; -Four Seasons Hotel M1nlSh:
and Frankfurt: Victoria Hotel Hamburg Hath I'M
peral Hotel Frankfort Main: Grand ttoteL StLL.
Hotel Messrer. Baden baden. Hotel Nat1pals
Strazsburg: Grand Hotel. VtIhelrGsh'he Cass1.b
4euis rs HoJs AiX ,i q v,1 s2IG TaffeberF Hotel
De Russfa Munich; Grand Hotel. Nuremberg: Hotel
wuremberE-r. Hor Nuremberg Hotel Four heasolsii
Wiasbaden Hotel Russe, Bad-kissengens Cont'ueA'HA
kTrcTRTa AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bristol. VIENNA
The T3aur zurich: Oflcal Information Bureau,
Pupp Carlsbad. Austria Grand Iiots EiGrSaEIE>
budapest: Hotel Victoria, Interla<en: H2tsi Erope.
ana West End Carlsbad: Hotel Euler. BasIss Hotel
Pernerhof Berne: Continental. Lausanne.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

Highest tempe-aturo yesterday 65 degrees; lowest, bS
average So average for corresponding date
las, year as for corresponding date
last twenty-five years, S
forecast. fair ana coioSS toGAys 1huTSoAy kGr
fresh northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR CHARLES H. 9ARcock,

Norwich Conn. March 24.-Professor Charles H
Babcock Superintendent Of the Public Schools or
Westerly. r. l. for the last ten years died TO-DAY
+ 4ba bon,a ~ his daughter Mrs J. H. Otis of
this city from paralysis. He was sixty-fonr years
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

In this diagram the continuous white line shove the
changes in pressure indicated by The TrEpunsS
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tempera
ture as recorded by the local Westhsr Bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes this temperature for the last twenty
four hours IN comparison With the corresponding date Of
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC.


Tabasco and Chiapas EEilsncia tn1ai for other
an 10 m for Grenada and Trinidad per Maracas:
at IL m. supplementary 12-3o p nj for Bahamas.
for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay per $ g. Soldier
FRIDAY-At II m for Mevico, rer = Seneca, Tam
pico mail must be directed per ssneca')
sATURDAY-At a m for Bernuta per 5 ; P5etoria'
ts,9Die1e1tarv 80 a. M for Curacao and Veuezueia
per h 5, i2aced s .lal ysracalba.i at 2 a. NJ
for St Kits. Martins and EIIstatus. British.
tsIp6Ieenary a 1dq6 a. m Tor Fortune Island Jarnars
sayanilIa Carasena and T5ceEtowI per $ $ F4eHclA
cia'G: Gao L supplementary 1oS1 a. nj for
!nesna and Haiti ] per , : Ts5a 9I4' al a. ~ 70 a M M @ s
Brazil per Kaf1r Prince. via Pernahuco and san
tos mail f0r Northern Brazil must he directed per
e 5 Kafr Prnce'D.
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.
CI;BA-By rail 70 Port Tampa Fla. and thence BY
steamer closes Office daily, except THURSDAY az
1880 a m 1.-THE mails close here on Mondays
MESTCO CiTYOverand. unless specially addressed fer
sunday. at I:3O and lls3O D n Sundays at
NE ~ W SSD-Rv rail 70 North sydney and thence
by steamer closes office daily at $50 D.
connecting mails close here every Monday Wednesday
JAM4IcAGBy rail- to Boston. and thence hv steamer.
rail- to PhiadeIphia, thence By steamer. closes az
this ONCE at 1870 D. M every Wefnesday - -
closes at this office daily At $50 D m
once daily. sunday. = 80 and III 80
p a m .,8ges 8gndfys Sere Moniays % at f11so D. mn
COSTA RICA-By ran to HeTLOrleans. and thence ~
- s0 = m srd I'll 30 .. m sundays n D. m and
+ii:sO d cOnnectinZ mail closes here Tuesdays at
9tHAIRs except parcels post malls'-By Miami
Fs and tss1Ss Sgndsv ~ einesy ard supsy 9s Al
tRSEistered mail closes at s D. m previous da-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

Burnett's Vanilla Extract =,
Ia the hest good FOR your 1000
andd drink. Insist having BurnettS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25

Going Cleveland? Then take the Erie and ne com
S12 Solid Vestlbuled raln care cars
M you order them
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
SDeciaI Notices.
Tribune subscription Rates.

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this country or abroad and address changed
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Special Notices.

For points 10 Europe countries n the -
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Will be mailed Al tn' ~
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
ERIE

Brain workers find a pleasant nourishing medlolne
permanent srength-giver in DR.. D. Ja5nes IONIC
TermfuEe.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
W. 3. WILLIAMS ESTATE iNsoLVENT

An Inventory Of ths estate 0: Washington B.
Williams. which was nled BY his widow. Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
OFFICES:

Address all communications reLatlEs 70
adyerteaments 10 THE TRIBUNE New-Gork CITY -
m FustCflTe money order. express HFt'eJ 49,
draft registered letter.
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ny EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
NEw-YoRK CITY.

NEw-YoRK CITY.
Mail subscribers to the DAILY and TRt-w EEKbY will
he a extra postage In ADDITION 10
he named above.
THE TRIBUNE will be mailed Cuba, Porto Rico.
hawaii the Philippines without extra expense Tor
foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1903-03-25
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURS

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Died.

BAYIIS-At Cairo. Egypt, THURSDAY Aarch l9
1903. Charles :. Baylis. OF New-York