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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-16
STRAY NOTES.

Some improvement on this should sure
ly be made
/ STRAY NOTES.
A st. Patrick's dance will be given in
the K. of P. Hail. wailuku. the evening
OF the 18th by some of the young men
of Waikiki.
The knights of wailuku will give a
bail in April in honor OF the annivers-
airy of the dedication of their hall.
The roads of Maui are being repaired
and improved ali over the Island.
During the week petitions to the Leg
islature. praying that the county seat
be established at Waiiuku, have been
receiving many signatures in East
Maui
Work on the new Northumberland
ditch will be begun immediately-as
soon as the requisite number of Iaborers
can be conveyed thither
1t is stated that the recent cold
weather has. in some places destroyed
not the lantana-but the lantana blight.
Mrs. Philip F'rear of Honolulu come
from Hawaii this week and viii make
a visit of ten days at Waikiki and
Puunene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jared G. Smith and
child are at the Erehwon cattle station. |
KuIa
! Attorney Avon Crook of Honolulu
made a brief visit to Maui this week.
Senator C. H. Dicley made flying |
trip to the Island this week on some
probate matters.
The position of nurse at the picnta-
ton hospitals is rather trytag. ONE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-16

Mfr. Robert Venus, OF Iauncessop. raa.
mania, sends us his photograph and says:
suffered greatly from loss OF appetite.
indigestion, pains in the stomach, weakness.
ana nervousness. Several doctors tried in
vain 70 give me relief. A friend then induced
me 70 tTy Ayers Sarsapariila, FOR it had done
him much good. The first bottle worked
wonders for me. Soon my appetite came
back. my indigestion was cured, aud was
strong and hearty
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-16

Some Improvement on this should sure
ly be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
OFFICES

OFFICES
MAIN OFFICE-No. 1ji Nassau-st
UPTOWN OFFICE-NO. 1855 Broadway. Ar,erts
District telegraph Office
WASl1lNITOS BCREAU-$O. 1872 F'st
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frederick y. Sonnner. No.
ia Broad-st.
AMERICANS ABROAD viii fud THE TRIBUNE a.
LONDON-On1cs Of THE TRIBUNE az No. lts
Brown. Could & Co. No. 81 Nsv-Oxford-s,
London and Paris Exchange. Bankers. Basdon Hou,s.
MoCrgate-st
American Express Company No. 3 Waterloo Place.
Thomas Cook Tourist ONES. Lldgate Circus
International Sleeping Car Company. No. 10 Cock
spur-st-. Trafalgar Square.
The London Office OF THE TRIBUNE - convenient
place % leave advertisements and subscriptions
PARIS. Nonroe a Co. No. Rue Serbs.
John Wsnamaksr & 90. No. - Rue d-s Psctes
EcurlsS.
Morgan, H1rJss 8 Co. No. 81 Boulevard Hsussrnaan-
credit ByOnnais Bureau des Etrangers
Continental Hotel newsstand.
BrentanO's No 81 Avenue De roper.
American Express Company. No II Rus Serbia
NICE-C'reds- L.y0nuaIs.
G. EIN11V A--IOubard. Cller & Co and Union Bank.
FLORENCFS-Freuch, Ieuon & Co. Nos. and Vic
TOTnabuoni
Marquay q CO. Bankers
URCf-Ausrican Express Company no. II
Schmiede Strssse.
BRESlE-l-Ame-can Express Company. No. 8 BshlAcf
GENOA-American Express Company. No. Is Via san
Lorenzo.
ANTwERP. BELGICSf--Aniericsn Express Company.
No Qusi Van Dyck-
ACSTRTA-B5mlsche Escompts Bank. CARLSBAD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. Sept. with the exception Of showers on
Atlantic Coast the lake region and
widely scattered localities the West the weather
has Monday night temperatures
nearly all districts. szospt along the Gulf and
South Atlantic coasts; they however about s4asona
except in few places.
continue generally far wednesday und
Thursday. Temperatures will change little west Of
Mississippi River. ard rise slowly east
On the Eew-Easland the winds Will &c light
south % southwest the Midi. Atlantic Coast light
variable though mostly southwest to west; on the
South Atlantic Coast light and mostly to north
east, and the lower lakes light fresh
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY
For Carolina, Wednesday and Thursday;
light north winds.
For West Virginia. WEDNESDAY warmer il western
portion; Thursday fair
Tor North Carolina fair Wednesday. warmer IN south
east portion: Thursday fs-. light north winds
For New-Englaad fair to-day. in western por
ton; light south southwest winds. THURSDAY fair
For District OF Columbia Maryland. Eastern Penn
sylvana fair to-day: Thursday fair: light vsr
able winds
Fer Delaware fair to-day ard THURSDAY: vsrn,.- q,
interior. light variable winds
For Western Sev-Iork and Western Pennsylvania fair
warmer today. THURSDAY fair. variable winds.
For Eastern New-York. fai-. tc-day: Thurs
cay fair light variable winds
Fr NeW-Jersey. fair. to-day: light varfab.
winds. mostly southwest to west; Thursday far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
THE TRIP TO SYRACUSE.
President Vii Start Sunday-TO
Open the State Far.
frr rrLEeRArn 40 rnr TRIBUNE. ]

o-.,- Raw. Long Island sept No alteration
a., .bs Presidents orders 10 Rear Admiral Cotton
:, --oceed uith his ships TO Beirut was reported
- tonight. The President IS keeping in tele-
-, communication with Secretary Hay. II Is
s,-s-ood that there is no intention NJ changing
-. o-scrs 10 Roar Admiral Cotton. The Pres-
a., q - declared. has not yet received from
..,e- Minister Bcishman or Nice-Consul Magels-
scr snv fuE explanation o. the error responsible
= tre false announcement Of the vice-consuis
oesth.
-e truth ~ the persistent report that the Pres-
-. as tc attend the dodicatory ceremonies Of
-, lake George battle monument al Lake George
~ Tgesdsy. leaving Syracuse. where he is 10 at
- ,he opening % the New-York State Fair on
$50 night for Lake George by way OF Albany.
- authoritatively denied here to-day. According
:. ,-.fr-irarv plans the President. accompanied
a, ss~-etarg Moody. Secretary Hitchcock. Secre-
=. fo-telvou and others. as well - by the MEM
- "a hts ofscisl family. will leave oyster Bay
a. Syracuse on Sunday night. reaching Syracuse
:. o.rlock on Monday morning. Al hour later
=, President will review the Labor Day parade
e-,-t', before midday he VII be escorted 70 me
60. rsi- grounds. Here. after formally opening
-. fsir he u-ill deliver his Labor Day ADDRESS
-.-.-e.- ali then be served on The grounds 20
=, ,,-.siser-t and his party. Early in she after
- .lo President viii review the letter carriers
- AZ = p. m. eK-Jnited States Senator
ITis,o.k VIII give dinner for the President
- will be laid Tor some thirty persons. Soon
-, rre drer the President vi start Tor oyster
n. arriving here on Tuesday morning. Inc
T-s.issrt's engagements a. Sasamore on lUesoay
--.,s. a-v possible extension OF the Syracuse
Trip -, -,
a.. esyera, visitors are expected here tomorrow.
20. 1-rited states steam yacht syph. Lieutenant
- -orunandiue weighed anchor this after
- a. io,n the North Atlantic feet IN tarEet
.----.tc. -t tho naval manguNres. Except i0F lhe
--.eio- q the review and inspection OF the neel
81 Crs en- Bay on August %. ~nen me a-eiii4 az
90 .tse- Navfouer pressed into service, Lne
t-s -. been II the disposal OF the PRESIDENT Tor
st-,-sorsl and Official use ever since MS arIlFal
h.-e or June y. -, e-,-,,.. o--,s+es
- ~ --e learned today. occurred on ile per
u. ,,e. -iehf R-her one % tie Sylphs nspaiha
$3.50 exploded. lni-rirE a sailors arm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
OBITUARY.
ARTHUR WELLINGTON PALMER.

Arthur Wellington Palmer. second of Lowell
ii. Palmer, of the Palmer COope-age Company and
the Palmer Terminal whose death on Monday at
the Mount Kineo House. Mooschead Lake Maine.
was announced IN The Tribune yesterday. was born
in the family home no. 26 Clinton-ave. Brooklyn.
in 1850. He was educated at the Brooklyn Poly
technic Institute. and. after being in his father
office for short time. entered the Columbia Uni
versity Lew School.
On August "a he was attacked with appendicitis.
Two Boston surgeons. hastily summoned. per-
formed en- operation, but the young never en-
tirely rallied from ii. II addition to his parents he
leaves four sisters and two brothers The funeral
viii be held tomorrow afternoon at the Palmer
home. The services will he conducted by the Rev.
DR.. L. Mason Clarke. of the First Presbyterian
Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
rpANspAc1Frc MAIIs.

Hawaii Japan. China aud PhHlPpiHs Islands. VIA sss
here dsiiv az $50 % Septer1-
~ fs inclusive for dispatch per b Gaelic
lard. Australia (exceLt Westf. NeU-Caledonis
rsr saroa and Hawaii. via san FRANCISCO. close here
Fsv ~ 1. % D Up september III Inclusive for
'IIe.ot-h per :. o. SOn0ma- ~ the Cunard steamer
british mail for Nsw-Zesant does
.-s N time with this dspaccn extra mails
..,-frg a 8.3o "a m and $50
e.,-4.~s A. 4.lO a . a. and dsn D. m--wiu %
,,s . and Forwarded until the arrival q C1nard
-s~.ia fexc~pt westl. I'll Islands ana N@v-Casdons
1~taffv addressed oniyl. via Vancouver and Victoria
IA ~, eioss here daily az $50 n up September
80 t.cIssv-. fo- dispatch per . r. Moana-
lanai. Chfna and Phirpne Islands VII San
tr-sDcirco close daily az ESQ m. up S-Dteu-
b-r ia inclusive. f0r Dispatch per . HonsSons
here ealy $50 TO September Us. inclusive.
Cor Dispatch 8. LaTiDosa-
Islands. VIA san Francisco. close
~ $50 D. N up september - Inclusive for dis-
catch z. =. Transport.
N6TF--Irnlesa otherwise addressed Au-sr.t. 4,
fsrw arfed Europe: and New Zea land and PhIif--
pines san Fralcsco-the quickest routes phlIsr.-
rlnes specially addressed via Canada
rore'' fully prepaid foreign -4rs.
Hawaii Forwarded Francisco exclusively
ranzpacidc forwarded port % sailing .afIx
schedule q closing f. presume
q their uninterrupted overland fRexs-
tered mall closes a. = D. m. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PostraRaa
Pos.o1,ce. Nsv-Xork. n T.. August IS foa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
FRESH AIR CHILD DIES IN COUNTRY.
Only Case Of Serious Illness to Mar the Sea-
sons Work by The Tribune Fund.

Word was received yesterday at the Office Of The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Of the death from dysen-
terry OF Kate Sheridan, ten years old. who was
spending two weeks at Eunice Home Chapel Hill.
n J. The child died suddenly. after illness OF
Only twenty-four hours. A competent physician
was in attendance. but the little sufferer past
help before he realized that she was in danger.
1t is a subject OF remark that this is the only
death that has occurred among The Tribune Fresh
Air children this season. and. indeed the only
case Of serious Illness. Instances of this kind are
rare in the entire history OF the fund. There has
not been single accident in transportation in the
twenty-seven years OF the work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
MRS. j. X. STlCkNEY.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIEUNE.I
Los Angeles. Sept Mrs Jennie Kendall Stick
ney. q social leader in Washington. died yes
terday at her home in Monrovia- She seventy
six years old. she leaves one sister. Mrs. T. Ken
dali Fox. Of Washington The body will be taken
there for burial. Mrs Stickney daughter Of
the late Amos Kendall. OF Washington Postmaster
General under Presidents Jackson and Van Buren,.
promoter OF the Morse electric telegraph. and
founder Of Kendall Green. the deaf-mute college Of
Washington. Mr.. Stickney was formerly Indian
Commissioner and a commissioner OF the District
OF Columbia. Mrs Stickney founded the Baptist
Home for Aged Women. In GeOrgetown. ID. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
HONDURAS STOPS INQUIRY.
No Further Investigation into the Death OF
Martin Lipman, of This City.

ny TrTUanArH To THE L2Ib.9 -I
,-,--o-lesns sept 1.-The steamer Breek"ater'
-, ,--i,ed from Puerto Cortez today. brought
NV that no further effort viii be made 10y Hon
syras 20 Determine whether Martin Lpman. Of
ne,r-Yorz who was recently found dead near Tea,
vas murdered The Law 81 Honduras requires that
two citizens must swear that tho dead man was
murdered and under these conditions n iS i'm
roeeitle 90 convict native a. such crime Vice
Consul Elliott. 81 Tela, while ne believes Lipmal
Wa murdered. could not make oath 70 H. ana
could hnd no one 10 do 50. Consequently. there IS
~ one charged with the crime. A passenger on ne
Brealv8ter said
While j believe Jiuman was the victim OF Io.l
NAV / Gould MOI swear 70 it, But 81 is now a
closed incident unless the State Department &c
uands . further investigation The law OF ne
country require that TWO citizens snail MAKE GA
that murder was committed. SO n = lInpoSslhe 20
a. ANYTHING From what ] know - coma tlohS
she~e however. a. is not The natives. 50 rno'h As
certain element - foreigners. who commit mos
- the crimes But that, 81 i impossihle uhoef
the epistiug laws. 20 secure a conNicuon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
REPORT ABOUT VASE DOUBTED.

Regarding the report that J. Pierpont Morgan
had offered Boston art collector 10000 Tor an
ancient Oriental vase. and that the collector had
started on a long search for II in China and japan.
General Louis p III Cesnola- director Of the Metro
politan Museum Of Art. said yesterday TO a Trtb-
une reporter that he thought 1t was "a summer
tale" He said ne aid rot know anything In re
gard to the truth OF the report, but ne thought
s400 00e was large sum for Mr. Morgan 10 pay Tor
q be had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
WELL KNOWN MEN TO VISIT rae FAIR

syracuse. sept Admiral Dewey has telegraphed
NE Syracuse Chamber o. Commerce that he will
meet - Saratoga to-mor-ow committee appointed
q invite hlm 10 be a guest % the city al the
s.ate far. on Thursday. September 10. Il is be-
AeFe1 that De- viii accept. !. T. Smith private sec
l~iafg - Timothy J.. Woodruff. announces that
- Thomas Upton and the Earl and Countess OF
state .afr ~ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
FIREWORKS To-NIeHT.

Pains twenty-ffth annual carnival which has
stood aside for q fex days let the weather have
tba Centre Of the stage viii take place IN the an
phftheatre Manhattan Beach. this evening During
the afternoon there VIII be daylight fireworks. bal
loon races and kite flying the lawn. and after
the big fireworks show there Will be the ocean
ablsze anc submarine explosions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
Az EHRoR CORRECTED.

by an unfortunate mistake OF the types the sig
nature % letter published IN The Tribune on
atarca-. August - written ~ the Rev. ". II. ..
-@4luTE. The principal OF Trinity School Norris
AoEh \. j.. was uisrr1nted. The Rev Mr.. Lyl-
49, r. e well known educator and his school has
- 90 Vel deserved success IN the i've years Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
Mp. coELL GOING TO NEwsuRc TO-DAY

Governor OlelL yesterday forenoon. after accom-
panlin senator Platt from the Oriental Hotel
70 TIE oice = tho Senator 81 lower Broadway.
called early 81 the Republican state headquarters
m the FIFTH Avenue Hotel. He conferred With
Colonel Durn Republican state chairman: ex-
'ongressmsn NarG. Of West Chester. and some
- ne local Republican leader Later he returned
"a Manhattan Reach. lie expects 10 so 70 New
burg This forenoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

Highest Yesterday. 20 degrees. lowest
averare CO. average Tor corresponding date year
&c. average for corresponding date Twenty-Five
years. 90
Local forecast. Fair and today; Thurs
czs. uKht variabi- winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
ma. LowERYs GOLDEN WEDDING.

Utica y Y. Sept. ! (speclaD.-EX-senator and
Mrs samuel s Lowery to-day celebrated their
golden wedding Mt Lowery was State Senator
nom 49, TO lg-s and prepared the bill which de-
clared Boss TEeed's seat in The Senate vacant
He also served as judge at the impeachment trial
~ Supreme Court Judge George Barnard one OF
TMceG's friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
OBITUARY NOTES.

Columbus. Ohio Sept General George B.
Wright. Of the best known In this State
died here to-day from pneumonia. He was eighty
seven years cid. He was prominent in State and
national affairs and held office under both the
State and federal governments.
Word received here yesterday CT the death
at Munich. Germany. OF the Rev. James Leonard
Corning. IN his seventy-sixth year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
Jo1NsToN-PRIEsT WEDDING.

Albany SEPT I-IIarold L. Johnston. az Cohoes,
X y and Miss Wiuifried Priest. of ithaca. y y.
daughter Of the state Tax Commissioner George
+ Priest were married here to-day at the Ter
Eyck Hotel by the Rev. Or oliver Il Walser Of
cohoes Mr. and Mrs Johnston viii live "a water
ford Mr.. Johnston Is the general superintendent
~ the Cohoes iron Foundry and Machine Shops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

CshouId be read DAILY By all interested. changes
may any tine)
mails for the week ending September 8 1903.
viii close promptly IN all the General Post
follows. Parcels-Post Mails close
closing time shown below. ParCels-POst Mails
for Germany close ?. MONDAY
Regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign sta
half hour later than closing time shown below
Supplementary Mails Tor Europe and Central
America via Colon close hour later Foreign sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

vEDNESDAY-At 8 so a. m. Cor Europe. per . Phil
adelphis mail for Ireland must De directed per
Philadepha'D: 1880 a. for Netherlands direct.
per Rotterdam (n2il must BE- directed per q
Rotterdam ,. $50 a Complementary 10 a m
for Europe. per Teutonic. via Queenstown at II
a m for Denmark direct per Oscar II Onail uls-
Re directed per 8. oscar IT..
THCRSDAY-At m for France Switzerland. Italy
Spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt. Greece British India
Lorenzo Marquee. 8 La Lorraine. via Hsvrs
for other parts OF Europe must be directed per
s. Ia IOrraineD
sATURDAY-At a. N. for Belgium direct. per =
Iceland tmaiI must be directed per . iceland p az
$50 FOR Scotland direct per Anchoria mail must
directed per .. AnchOria =: at 1880 a m Sup
Elementary Il M for Europe. per s. $. LIcania. Wa
Queenstown. -.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers md Samples Tor Germany
The class OF mail matter for other paris
OK Europe this ship unless specially
directed BY her.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transata ntic
Mails named above. additional Supplementary Nai'
are opened the piers OF tire American. Enslsl
French and German and remain open untii
within Ten OF the OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02

her age Margaret Elizabeth wife Of Cornelius BerTisn
sspe2ber 2 at $50 o'cI5eE in afternoon az ths
flowers
BRowNA Foraha 100, ~ Hon. 3:,, Tor IReI,sS,s ca
seth year. Notice o. funeral hereafter.
cIIAPENOIs-At Liberty. y. Y. on August 81. 1903
Florence Louisa taughtsr, s Of Charles 9 and MaTy
1o her pSTen;s' residence No SIS Hamilton Road
soul s GTfn s:r d are 'h n 9I'5s s 80 st
Mount Pleasant Cemetery al the convenience o. TIE
family.
coaNING-on Tuesday September / At Muai s.. Ger
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /. 1870 ? m. Kate Ga-rizan
8ist--t AMI sth-avs-. Thursday. September ,. at .
H1TcHcocK-At ontsors. y =. September /. Marth.
washington. u. C. and wife q Ripley Hit.aeoek SER
y m Interusat al springfield. Mass. Thursday.
IADD-on Sunday. August 50. 1903. at westnroozvle
y. Y. Nathaniel Ladd Funeral services Wednssday
eSi5shee 10 411 LafsyetteAve.. Brooklyn 1nternsn
private Kindly omit flowers
I.AKE-At MapewOoe. y J.. or august 81 1893 Rsn-
cal Baloch Lake assd % years Relatives and f-.enGs
apisys 5s1ce u the family Sew-York friends leave
BarcIay-st. ferry on go p n train
1,I.F-1n New-York city. On August 3 1903 after a
.hort Illness D,Ea ia Tl4. IN oi I'D 49, FSss. Z.
IJe5ta~ PcIaves ana frieads invited 70 attend the
5nsEai s-ass and sl .os u Tasay II os
Ar1Eor-On sunday. August % a. Montrose. Penn
william H. AeSS, 10 is3 7vesS sstst On Thars
day at / o'ei0ck- IntsrInent private
oCTFor-T-At York Harbor Ne. Edward oottout. ~
sUr,-t 2O IpO3 q heart failure Funeral services
5rsce CHURCH Chantry Broadway and IOth-s.. Thurs
Sav' september g. at 10 a. N.
oPPENHE1sER-on Monday August 81. sigrnund Op-
anhener IN rs SAN Funeral from his late resi-
a.nce No g. So-h-s.- wednesday morning. sep
tGu5er =, AZ ESQ o'clock
r7rO 4. Dawes svitzerane. August -. Frances ~.
Dr. O. Waither Otto and daughter %
re late Gustav SchirTner-
PAIMER-sldd-nIy. Mount Kineo Moosehead Lake.
Monday. August 81 Arthur Wellington
P-f--er sou 81 Lowell Grace II. Palmer. the
sith wear % Funeral servac-s viii be held a.
-eeNEerce parents. No. -eh Clinron-ave.
Iroosiyn, on Thursday Afternoon. September .. a.
O'Clock
PAETRIDGE-on September / 1893. Bsnjsmtn = Psr,-
day. September 4.
TRANC-On sunday. August 40 1eoS a. his late res
denc- No - Washingron-st.. PeekskiL y l. III
fort Henry strang. q EdgaT a and ANA 81
dam strang bis 36th Funeral serxlss "a
day. September ?. = p m taFi-Aso1 WIZ me- -
train from Grand Central station
surAN-suddenIy August rs late resdence Oyst
bay. Long Island Edward II svsn. n MS - 49, 49,,
Funeral services Wednesday, the . IN Ittsolts
church. u 10 special trAin leaves zoo. Eas.
54th-sr $50 a. fof oyster Bay A-1srtnen' az
Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
}. r. MAXWELL. ~. ENGAGED.

-hiiaaelpaia Sept fspecaiD.-&r. and Mrs.
Ne1e A. lioinicr announce the engagement u their
- -en'er. Miss Lvdls H.. 10 John Rogers Maxwell.
6rOssli3.ro ~ -ir and AIRS. John Rogers Maxwell. Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
FUNERAL OF DAVID q. LEE.

The funeral q David Bradley Lee. son OF David
Lee ara brother CT Countess Waldersee and
Baroness de Naechter who died In this city on
August - after a short Illness. will take place to-
morrow morning at II O'Clock IN the Church OF
the Holy Communion. StXth-aFe- and TWentitth-st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-02
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

TRANSPACIFIC.
CUBA-By rail % Port Tampa Fla. snd themes ~
this ONCE c1y. at
tj3O a che connecting mails close here Mon
DAYS. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
MEXICO CITY Overland. unless specially addressed
Dispatch by closes this once daily except
sunday. at 80 and "a 20 ,. Sundays Al
2. m. and II 80
NEwFOJ- EDIAAND-By rail 20 North syfney and there.
~ closes at this Office daily . 90 .. m.
connecting nails close here Monday. Wednesday
saturday
JAMAICA-By rail- Boston BY steamer,
closes this once al $50 ?. every Tuesday and
Thursday.
NIQCELON-Bv rail- { Boston. and thence By
closes THIS Cfsce daily az $50 ?
BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and GJATEMAI.s--By raiI
10 Ncu-OrIcans and thence BY steamer. closes
once daily. except sunday az e 80 n. and III %
% m. Sundays az 81 p N. and III 80 ?.
Meeting mail closes here Mondays AZ I'll 80 D n
COSTA PICA-By rail 70 NeN-Oreans. and themes oy
closes az this orfre daily. sunday
Fl 80 D ard I'll 80 .. sundays az n and
III 90 d. connecting nal closes here Tuesdays n
rf1.20 . M
tRcgist--ed Nail closes a. . > m previous cay
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Married.

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UNE Will be repubIfshed in The Tri-WeekIy
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