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New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
SUBWAY TO RICHMOND.
Dir. Szcanstrom Also Proposes Seq
erdL Other Tunnels.

Borough President Swanstrom OF Brooklyn yes
terday presented his report for 1902 TO Mayor Low
The report shows that 1t had been the policy Of
the department TO replace cobblestone pavement as
quickly as possible with either asphalt or granite
block pavement on concrete foundation In the
foI,r years of the last administration extrava-
CANT price per square yard had been paid for
asphalt pavement As result OF new policy
contracts for asphalt pavement including the con-
crete base and the guarantee of maintenance FOR
five years had been made at an average price OF
s. 70 a square yard, as compared with the average
price of 81 50 4 square yard
4 comparison Of the payrolls for 1901 and 1902
shows the saving effected in the Bureau OF Build
fnss under the present administration In Decern-
ber 1901, s152 $50 paid out; in December lso2'
$4,000.
Mr.. swanstrom trusts that the success that has
attended the experiment Of decentralfzins other
branches of the city government will induce the
legislature either TO enlarge the powers or the
local school boards 70 adopt such further
amendments to the charter will create borough
centres Of school administration Regarding the
need of increased rapid transit facilities, Mr. Swan
says:
AS T believed I was acquainted with the needs
Of F3rooklvn in the matter of rapid transit sent
a Communication to the Board OF Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners. in which suggested Jhe
Following routes for subway extensions in this
FirsT-The construction of subway from the
F2roo<Ivn entrance TO Bridge No. 8. at Dehaib-
ave and FuIton-st. connect with the proposed
ternf,1al Of tunnel No l, at the junction OF lat
in TWO directions one through Flatbush-ave to
a point the intersection of Mao9ne-st,' 70
provide q connection with the Brighton Beach eX-
tension of the Kings County Rallroad' the O[e aie+
On the Shore Road north of the United States
Government reservation, and thence TO pass uhuer
me NarrCws to the county OF Richmond -,
Second-The construction Of a s9pWay i1I rom TN Tne
Battery Manhattan to the 101t OF r Haiton
ave and connect with the Fourth-ave- tunnel
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
Died..

Ms2 " hs96S on in AR m s st y.at Of lis \ az: e.
NE resaence o, aTs FeeTlS M a 1 Fo51s TSSt9H; %
leaving 23d-st. at e:25 or Cortlandt-st at $50
at No So 2135 oeu:t IS 9SS6 svs ToRSsrs =
urday. April IL al 2:30 p m
ZAP AD Il m D Wa s-. 4 s4c.s Rg5' rom IN ias h,
late residence. No. =. PTospsc5sost East oEangs
80 It train 1'tI trOfn Ne%-YorE D. L ". RI.
GILBERT-on Tuesday. April Margaret infan. daugh
funeral hereafter.
HINRIgEsAt Phnqz. Arg on Monday: April 6 ,aL Al
ss7 sst Theodore inr'h' Notice of funeral next Mon
HoLLEYEstsred into rest At s! RahEsy , j. ADTr A
Rev Nathaniel Hoey. OF Cincinnati in the soth year
Of her funeral private Cincinnati papers plsase
copy
FYDEAt his Tesidenc. No 12s Jo+sls1oa,'t ,
Brooklyn. april 1908 RegHad Esrs @ l3fsnt son 1 OF
ment at worcester. Mass
LoTT-1n Brookyn Thqrsaay a April 2 1903 Anna
bush l. / Funeral services from her late residence,
No s44 President-st. Brooklyn. on Saturday. April
ii. at p m
srGRANE-On Tuesday. April 4 1903. Marguertte Eleno-
Ps2ysd sS9 dsqsh Tsf of mns el se o Pas
residence. TO5 Putnam ave- Brooklyn. Friday. at
PArTERsoN-on April g. ]. Radcliffe Patterson, aged
6 son Of Rev Lanes G Pa5ass2P @ ecs a. ufssf Bsd
ford PARK Saturday. p. Interment in KsnsicO
A
April g. 1908 Elizabeth. widow Of T. E Porter and
mother OF Dr. William Il Porter. Of New-YOrk- = her
-0th Funeral ssrvica from her late residence
Norfolk Saturday morning. the 11th inst al 1O-O
o'clock
rRrSCE-on Thursday april o. 1908 David Prince. IN
OF his Funeral service will
take place his late residence. No 40 Morris-sve:
F,Izabeth y. J. Saturday, April H. 1903. at B
D m. Cincinnati papers please copy
sANDos-At Princeton. Tuesday, April :. Helen R
daughter OF Admiral Crabbe. Z s. N and VIE
~ Frnast SardOs services her late resi-
dence No Sibary Place. Saturday. april H. at SO
?. m
s1ossON-On Wednesday. April s. John Steward slos-
son son Of late Hon John Siosson in the bSc
wear of his Funeral service will be held at the
residence SIS West Eudave. on SATURDAY April H.
at O'Clock p m
rRFA DyvEII-At White Plains April 8. 1903 Ezra
George c. Treadweu. OF Albany Funeral THURSDAY
April O. at Albany Rural Cemetery Chapel kindly
omit flowers
VAN ANTwERP-At rest Wednesday. April 5. William
Van Antwerp, the 10Th OF his age
funeral services his late residence. No lS2 wash
inEton-ave. Albany. n L. Saturday April II. at q
O'clock Z requested that no flowers be sent
r-Entered into suddenly. wednes-
dav April s 1908. Fishk Hudson y L. William
private Boston papers please copy
dsv EVENING Mrs Maria D. Wicker Funeral resi-
5s5o 700 West End-ave- city. at 2:30 o'clock Friday
sSIerToon April Interment North FerrfsbUrg
VI Saturday afternoon
UuTCOMB-On April S. Pauline daughter Of
late John Warner Willcomb Of Flushing. Long Island
Funeral services St MaTy's Church. Lawrence-st,
near Amsterdam ave. on Saturday April II. at
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
IRELAND's REPRESENTATION.
An Indication That It Is Not To Be Cut
Down.

London, April 10-Henry kimoer' Con-
servative Member Of Parliament ana an aoFo-
cate of the redistribution of seats, wrote re-
Gently to Premier Balfour asking whether there
WAS anv truth in the runners that the Irish
Land bill was part of bargain for abandoning
the redistribution of seats in Ireland. Mr.. Bal
four in reply. makes the important statement
that the Irish Land bill has never been the sub
ject OF any kind Of bargain with any party
group or individual, ir or out OF Parliament
He recognizes the anomalies Of the existing sys-
tenn of Parliamentary representation as being
undoubtedly serious. but he has never seen any
satisfactory scheme of reform suggested
This reply seems to show that the government
has no idea of reducing the Irish representation
in Parliament
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

me Hs2sn 52. e. o E IEBN 2 READT 5 's5 "a
SUNDAY TRIBI-NE On ais in the reading rooms
LONDoN-IiOtei victoria. savoy Hotel The LaEghs-1
G,e 5.s SsFt2R % Ha's clsTdsss & 2,s. & H2;e EEL Nsss
r,,s eel ,, TIE Howard Hotel Nor.os GassnkHssn.
Leeds; Midland Hotel Bradford Hotel wslIinzscn.
Royal Hotel RosS-an-vzy ye. Buil Hotel czms-ssz-:
Wg9lRacS Hotel warwek Midland & hotel . D--sy:
Hotel. Upper Nsrwood: vva5srloo Hs,si. s-frss-y-
wales NorfoIk Hotel sTgh56a. Royal Pier H0,-is
scoTLAND-st Eaosh Hot.. Giasso~: Station HotsI.
PARIsTEIoisl Chatham. ots Rnas Grand Ho-l 5o,.I
I'd eu P7ais Hotel ae "a ersnds F,-esssne
1ray p6la 1x 50ysI gd,7r ystora n H2.s @ KarPey
Monte Carlo: Hotel Metropoie Rome: Hotel Her
Fssaa Ss s' ak ss sa Hiss gsae. s Ho1 hs Ms
ss sains; Grand fSt. vsnies: ca Hossi u-zs
Hotel Beau Site Cannes SAVOY Hotel Genoa: Eaei
Danieli Venice; Grand Hotel Venice Hotel ds -
TzT GaFa; T;, eTsHd g ' coaPsats :st.l T2;s care
DENMkRk- d TAnsiets-Ss' copenhazen-
GERMANY-Nassauer- Hotel wi-sosa.n; Esi.-r-
Hof and AuEqste Victoria bad. Nisshsden FonF SEA-
stephanis. Baden-Baden: Hotel Bellevue. Dresd~u:
wiIdurEan near casseI ana Fraukf1rt victoria Ffote
sad-HornouTs; Imperial IIotel Fransf2rs. San.
terre Ems: Hotel Messrer. Baden Ba3en. Hotel Ma
t4VHat ottas.oufE- tIrend Hotei Nlthetrisdhsn-
gel; Nsulens Hotel ak Ia ChappeIe: Hotel kaiser
hot Berlin; Hotel NetroDoe. Heidelberg. Hotel d@
Fsus=ie. Mu-ich: Grand Hotai Nuremberg Hotel Is
Eollande. Mayence- -Rhen- Hotel WurteunoerEsr.
Hnf Nuremberg; Hotel -Four Seasons Wieshatsn =
Hotel Ru-sie. Bad -Bissengsn. Continental Hot-l@
Hanover. Continental Berlin.
AUSTRIA AND swTTZERLANp-HoteI Bristol Vienna:
The Baur au Lac, Zurich; Orcal Information Bureau,
Zurich; Cd Hotel National. Lucerus. Grand Eorst
Pup. Carlsbad: Grand Hotel HunEsria- budapest: !:
Hotel Victoria. Inte-iaken- Hotel Europe Salznurzs
Hotel Weirnar. Narfenbsd: Hotel Victoria BsSle .
Hotel Savoy and West End. Carlsbad Hotel Euler
Besle Hotel Beruerhof Berue; Continental Lausanne
Hotel Kungsr. Marienbai: Rugen Hotel. Hung Frau .
hlfck Iuterlaken. Grand Hotel Lausanne; Hotel
Beau Rtvage. Geneva: Grand Hotel de IA Fax.
Geneva
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
PRESIDENTS OUTING.
He Nay Try Fezc Shots at Noun
tain Lions.

Cinnabar. Mont. April 9-Presdent Roosevelt
rrsde an early start this morning from his head
quarters in Yellowstone Park for an extended
trip through certain portions Of the reserve
There are a large number of mountain lions in
the park and. as the authorities are making a
determined effort to exterminate them. it is pos
sible that the President may get q few shots
at the animals which are regarded pests.
Although many notices had been given TO tne
outside world that no newspaper men would be
allowed in the park while the President is there
one enterprising reporter tried to force his way
in Yesterday He rode a horse and had dog
with him The man arrested before he had
proceeded far. and the dog was shot. Later the
correspondent was released.
Secretary Loeb received no word from the
President to-day beyond the announcement this
morning that he had left his headquarters for a
trip in the park
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
OFFICES.


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New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
TIFFANY TO GO UPTOWN.
Jewelry Firm Buys Site in Central Fifth-ave'
District.

In the near future Tiffany & Co viii nave
home of splendid size in the central Flfth-aVe'
section The site has been bought from George =
tsoI1+ rroDrietor of the Waldorf. by Charles l.
C,ooL, 1resi4ent of the company. through the real
estate firm Of Whitehouse & Porter
The property is almost the entire piock 'front.' on
the east side of Fifth-ave.. from Thrty-slxth-st-
n Tbirty-seventh-st. The purchase Involves more
than 81 GO0OOO and is Of the largest Ftaity
rrsnssctions reported n many months ! ne iaIssf
rert of the site once owned py the 1 al a4i
Stevens estate. -. o.,- -o-faar- of
Speaking OF this purchase, Mr. Cook Presoena m M ol
~ ronnsuT said that the presence OF the many
u~hoIesaIe and manufacturing houses mace II ad-
Tissble for the firm K move uptown Inc ne"
frontage is 160 feet, compared WIN only
eight al the Broadway store
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington April e-The disturbance that was cen
trail wednesday night Northern Nevada has moved
TO Southeast Montana. leaving secondary disturbance
over the northern portions OF Nevada and Utah The
measure remaining districts west OF
the Mississippi consequence there have been
general rains or Of the Rocky Mountains
and local thunderstorms IN Western Texas. Oklahoma
Indian Territory. and Western Missouri There
were also light New-York and Eastern Penn
svlvana Temperatures considerably higher east OF
the Mississippi in the lake region and
along the Middle South Atlantic and Gulf coasts
They have also the Northern slope In the dis
trcts west Of the Rocky Mountains they have fallen de-
dedly and are from Is degrees below the seasonal
average. except the Middle Plateau
There will be showers generally Friday from
the Mississippi Valley westward, possibly IN
Montana and the Northern Plateau. followed by fair
weather Sarurday from the slope region westward
There will Saturday OF the Mississippi
II win be colder Friday in the slope and plateau
rtone the Missouri Valley and Western Gulf States
" colder Saturday lower Ohio Valley and Eastern
Gulf States.
esr winds will variable. shifting later east:
on The south Atlantic Gulf Coasts they will be light
south the upper lakes brisk east
70 southeast and on the lower lakes fresh east
departing Friday for European ports will have
yvnd generally fair weather 10 the Grand
Banks
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
HOW'RE DEMANDS COURT OF INQUIRY.
Ready to Meet Charges of Barbarity to
TiIipiuos.

washington, April 9-Major Robert l. Ho"ze'
commanding the Porto Rican regiment arrived IN
yvasbinrton to-day and Immediately demanded
court Of inquiry lie was mentioned IN the report
= T-a,srsl Miles and charged with great cruelties
- r-,,,inos while IN command Of a post in the ex-
trar,e north of Luzon It was asserted that ne
csusea several Fipinos 70 be beaten to death one
case was cited as especially revolving. 1t Is said
that Major swigert reported TO the war Depart
-, that in the absence OF Major Howe he caused
r. hodv Of this particular Filipino to be exhumed
and examined The medical officers. he reported
found no marks OF violence whatever on aLas nos;
caea of acute Brights disease seFeraI other pouiSs
we're exhuIned. but bore no marks OF Sioiehee-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
rRANsArLANrTc walls

SATURDAY-At a. m for Belgium direct. per =
KroonIand (nnafl be directed per Eroon-
Iaud''l; az 9:30 m. for Scotland direct per =
Anchorfa (unau be directed per : AnchOra'
113O a supplementary p nj for Europe PEI
g g. Cmhrfa- Queenstown: at ] D m Tor ltalS
direct Princess Irene Cnal must oe dirsctsH
per 8 Princess Irene'')-
PRINTED MATER ETC.-This steamer takes Pri7t-t
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
OF mail matter for other parts ~
Europe viii be sent By this ship unless specially a.
rectsd by her
closing of the Supplementary
additional Supplementary Mails g.
opened piers the American. English Frenc
and until Vitnin
o OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
p7pE AT ANToINETTE APARTMENTS.
Tenants Excited-Many Rush to Streets Out
No One Was Hurt.

u-,ra vas discovered shortly before Tnidhlsnt yes
,er5av in the cellar OF the Antonet'e dlA. ttib
- ~ "A Fast Fifty-rinth-st., in a Pile Oh iU'D''l
at NJ . - ,,are soon filed with smoke
The 1antor discovered the blaze AM LoFiiF
Iiaa,, who turned in alarm a1ld theI' ~ 49,
him in awakening The tenants Inere We 1.s "a,
deal % bo OF street Guests the Hotel II Rqanf fbe fire n e
door were awakened by the ,asS nQlss The fire was
g1nes ah - me cellar of the Antoine{te ana 10 b
Soiice report that no damage was
t,,,FlT
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
Postomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all interested chsnz.sl
may any time1
Foreign week ending April II ie13. Wiz,
General Posrofdce as
follows Parcels Mails hour earlier thsr
closing Parcels mails for Ger$i
al n Monday and Wednesday
and Supplementary mails close ForstEn sta
ticn than closing time below tsx
cep Supplementary Malls for Europe and Central
America Colon. close hour later az Foreign sta
tom.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
Religious Notices

~oTLEr;TATE REFORMED CHURCH 2d-sv-. ard Tn.
81 Cool Frtday service al p
Rev JOHN O FAGG. n D will rr-aeh
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH e9sh-st sn1
x,S - -fsoof Friday , ?
Psv DAVID JAMES BCRF. E-Is-A =. n, VIII presca
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. ssth-ss. ss1
srh ave-C5ood Friday service a. II
Rex DONALD SAGE MACkAY. p D rth rrsscn
subject The Crown % Love on ths Cross OF yam
e-orrE,zrATr REFORMED CHURCH West Dnd-svs.
49, T7Th-ar-(sood Friday service m
Pc HENRY EvERTSOS COBB. n D. VIII presrh
ST GEORGES CHURCH. Stuyvs1snf sqGsre
Passion Service Rev. ". : RAfNsFosn. . ~
Rector will conduct Good Friday Passion seFFes Toy
IL until 8 o clock Seats elss
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
W. 2. STEWART DECLINES ELECTION.

Albany, april s-The State Board q a-eiscted
e. a meeting held IN this city to-o@g, ~. ,rttv
William Tbinelsnder Stewart. Of New g.
- g. ,ert, consecutive but he. for
personal reasons. declined accept Inc s.sg-sr
ton was laid On the table Presioeh' saorersrr
Commissioners Roscndaie and Scang; ~ The depart
lnerf etsff were appointed TO repres5iee and COR
a the National Conference OF Ni
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
RATIFY BANK CONSOLIDATION PLAN.
Stockholders of Mercantile and Seventh
National Meet.

The stockholders OF the Mercantile and the Sew
enth National banks yesterday ratified arrange
ments already made for the consolidation OF the
three GOud-M -Morse-CromweI banks. which has been
expected for several months The Mercantile Ma
uonal met at increased the capital Of the in
stitution. made the number Of directors thrtyone
and authorized the purchase OF the assets and bus
ness Of any other banking corporation in the
city The Seventh's stockholders met late in the
afternoon and ratified the proposed changes
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
COLONEL MONROE REPLIES TO BOWERS.
Challenges His Accuracy in Figures Of Cost
of Lighting in Different Cities.

Colonel Robert Grier Monroe, Commissioner OF
Water Supply Gas and Electricity, replied yester-
day to the brief submitted by John NJ Bowers on
Tuesday to the Senate Cities Committee with reI-
ererce to Mr.. Monroes previous arguments IN
roe's statement of YESTERDAY cha4enges ne Rr arz
curacy Of several statements made py Adr: Do"e!S
in connection with the comparative cost OF eectric
Iiehtine In Chicago. Detroit and NeW-York
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
cENTRaL's BILL HEARD rno.

Albany. April Cspecial).-The senaie .Isernbly-
Ucaeee es1I at'trzine- the HewYOrk Centrai
Railroad 10 enlarge its terminal al the III
traI Station. II New-York .tsra read
u move that this bin be ordered 10 The bill
ing" said Senator Wilcox upon SUN. ~ Tsfiroads
.s .,,,r, - ,ne senate Committee on ns saIl was
! osjecT' said Senator Grady anu btedly be
sent 70 general orders IL WIZ
PASSED nexf week
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
o,oNrcc MAY GO AFTER ALL

.Ioanv. Apri CspeciaI-senator Eisoeie C,s,p. 81.
AlpaHy, ,,-ora +na Assembly Committee on Cities
iasv and made an argument in favor o. ms s ni
aboshing the Coroners Of r9t,a. 1t,,i rroh
that tLle esyorabIe report upon the bill on
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

T4r.s Temperature yesterday 63 degrees lowest
AZ s4 average corresponding date last year
40. average for corresponding date last twenty-hve
TesI foreeast-Far to-day; increasing eiondness Sat
rdav probahly followed BY showers north Winds oeco
ing and fresh
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
To OPEN NEW STUN 6'@Ni'

Charles james. formerly the Eanr who vas
Brevoort te oIa sturtevant House in Broadway
sPsss in PfFins5sanM Pehs "a Msey e NSs Square are
81 West Thirty n.,tIgco as the Sturtevsnt.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
MEASURE PASSED.

Albany. April s-Te Bos'S..~ ~n1r-York CIV Of his
Fire DePaa..'sn- ansn and recommend Femen for pro
and ue r. suth9 ts ssemby e@ ibf fos o
paSSel .4 s--N
on = aves 10 % noes
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
FORECAST FOF

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY
For New-EngIand fair today fresh west winds;
Saturday cloudy. probably showers
For District Columbia Maryland. Delaware, New
Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern New-York,
1o ,da. increasing coudiness Saturday. probably
Ioyyad nv showers: north becoming
For Western Pennsylvania fair to-day; Saturday show
ers. -, -..-
For New-York fair to day: saturday showers
and warmer fresh north TO east winds
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
Special Notices.

Address all communications suoscrfptfons
Advertisements to THE TRIBUNE. Nss-York cry Rs-
nit By Postofacs money order express money order.
draft registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10

NEw-YoRK CITY
the DAILY and TRI-VEEtll<f VIII
49, ch-a5 one copy extra postage In addition 20
ypa -stss named above
TIE -7rRT-NE will Be mailed 60 Cuba. Porto RICO.
80 80 ms Philippines without extra expense Tor
foreign postage - - ~ -.-... - -. rr,tv--.aI
Iy--tor THE TRIBUNE will mailed at rhs fo-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. .ExcEFr-
TRASSPACTFTC-

cy-BA-By rail 70 Port Tampa, Fla and thence -
closes at this Office daily. except s1ay
$50 a. (the connecting mails close here on MOI
Savs Wednesdays and SatGrdays)-
MEXICO CTY-OveriaDd unless specially sdr"sSed f7-
closes AZ this once dat sxcepe
Su1day az 1:3O p n and ll-So p m sundays al ~
.p4 N r,c1-StT1I Nr-Bv rail u North Sydrey. snk
thence by steamer closes this Office daily - s-Sb
y M fcsnuecting mails close here every Monday
wednesday and Saturday
rAVATCA-Bv rail- 70 Boston. and thence BY steamer.
closes at this Office go every Tuesday ana
Thursday =
CT0Ess this o@Hce daily at $50 D
3r-E and GUATEMALA ratL
- Ne-OrIeans and thence BY steamer. closes a. 1s
once daily except Sundsy. a s. 80 ? n and 81 % ,
m sundays 81 ? and 81 80 p m connecting
wall closes here Mondays az 81 30 p M
COSTA RICA-By raI New-Orisans and thence ~
steaer closes at ofcs daily. except sunday. az
40 n "a 2. m. sundays AZ 81 D m sHf
III 80 connecting NAL closes here Tuesdays az
81 80 p M - So,
sSHANAs 6sxcept pares1spost mailslBy rsii 20 Miami
md thence by closes az this Office al
g. 30 a Monday and Wsdnesdsy-
gRssistsred Mail closes ct = m previous day
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsr
INDIES. ETC.

FRIDAY-At $50 a supplementary 1870 = m -
Inaxla and Haiti. per . Bolivia: al u tor Mex
leo. per 3 Santiago. via Tanpico tmal must De d.
rscted per >. Santiago J.
saT1-RDA AY-At $50 a supplementary $50 n =
for Curacao and Venezuela. per 8 : Lulia Inail 70
SavanfIa and Cartagsna must be directed per s. ~
ZIIla't az a for Porto Rico, per 3 ; Coauo; a-
Island jamaica Savanills. Carragena and Grey
Der = Allegheny mail for Costa Rics must be d.
rected per =. AleEhany'l; az 10 a. m for Suoes
Mexico. via Havana. az 10 a. N for New
,o-1sIa7d Rosaind: 1870 a. for Brazil
Eastern Prince. via Pernanbuco and santos
1maiI for Northern Brazil must be directed per -
Eastern Prince')-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS: Morning

7, hi. diagram continuous white lne shows the
indicated BY The Trfbuues SELF
eo5inz barometer The dotted line shows the tempsra-
80 a. recorded by the local Weather Bureau
TIL. following ofciaI record from the Weather Bureau
tb. changes In the for the last twenty
four hours comparison Win the corresponding GATE OF
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
BurDett's Vanilla

leaves good pure and whole
some Don't be cheated with cheap goods
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
Special Notices.
Tr;bune Subscription Rates

THE TRIBUNE will be BY mail 20 any address n
bfs country abroad and address changed often
Jssjre5 subscriptions may be given to regular
dealer before II convenient hand them
THE TRIBUNE Office.
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UWEFKiiY FARMERS cents -
/ "I-Hi TRIBUNE ALMANAC. . CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-10
RY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.

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o borouxhs Of Manhattan and The Bronxl
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-09-05
WASHINGTON.

The Rev. E. G. Clark Of East Randolph
viii preach In the Union church tomorrow
at TO- 80 a. u.