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New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
TRANsPAc1vIc ,1ArLs

Malls sor Hawaii China Japan Phiiippins fsiandS.
VIA san Francisco. close here daily az $50 . -
10 February ZIG. Inclusive. FOR dispatch porc-
CANA and Japan wa vancouver and victoria
Il lose here GSn q February
III inclusive dIspatcn Empress of CANA
MarrhanC.se tor L. : Postal Agency Shanghai
Mails FOR CHINA Japan. Seattle close here caily
al $50 D. up February It's aclusive Tor dispatch
zfsis ~ C5na and Japar Tacona close daily
az $50 p February 80 inclusive for Dispatch
NJ s,r fs,se via san Francisco daily
$50 2. Up . February - inclusive Tor dspatcl
r Alameda
bara dafv al $50 February "a inclusive.
rrr dispatch Per United states transport
China and EhLlpplhe Iss4Hs,
-9 es- Frauelseo close here ftly az 6-5D D
>sSifl f,- Australia except 0usrras gaas
Furope- and NeE-Es1land which san
ErrsnCisroi ant Ft Islands. via Vancouver sad Viz
-ga-v ffi and up February rs inclusive COR dis
p a. AoranEL
MIS- - Australia texceDt Australia which
warEed Europel Ssw-zsaiaae. Fit. samoa and
after February an1 March -.
elusive for sisrasch per Sc-oua- tlf the Cunard
steamer carving The British mail for New-Zeeiand
does ucra n this dispatch.
Sxrrs ruatIs-clozirs at $40 N. go A. N. ard
ESQ 2 n. sundays a a-2Q q . a and s.Ss
p n-wlH made and forwarded untu ths ARRIVAL
az ire Cuuzrd sts1neT1
Mats eor Tah ard Marap-sas Islands VIA San Fran
~fsro ~lcse B-~s 4alIy AZ $40 N4rcA Era,
inclusive FOR 8 q M7ripnsa
rqnsosciar forwarded Of sailing 1aily
the schsiae = eiosns Is srraHs on ne prssuEnp
of uninterrupted oVeriand transit fFegiS~
tered mail ar = ,. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Post-astera b
Dustor-cs. Nsw-york, N T.. February "a. Iee3A
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington Feb. I5--The secondary portion OF the
southwest storm has developed considerably Win
rapid northeastvard movement, and is central toisnt
over Virginia while the main storm has also moved
from Ne-Afexico Texas coast AS cohseauenCe
Of these has been general from the Gun
States northeastward through the Ohio Valley and Ao
die Atlantic States TO the nortnWara from
NewMexico and Western Texas northeastward into the
lake region and Southern New-England Inc deFeloP-
ent of these disturbances afforded an QUIET fof t7
Northwest cold wave there has been dec95d Ia3
in renperature in central valleys the tHiiIe 1u
so,,tbern sopes extreme Southwest and the western
~ az degrees below the seasonal average with me 1eo
line extending into Southern Nebraska and the extreme
UPPER Mississippi valley -...
rba storms win continue their eastward movement
during Monday. Monday night the cold wave WIN
~reud into the Gulf and the Ohio Valley Freez
ing temperature probable Tuesday morning on me
Middle and Gulf Coast II VIII continue 10 the
Northwest followed rising temperature TUESDAY west
Of fhe Mississippi River There viii be snow MONDAY IN
ne ohio Valley lower lake and southern upper ldk
,egons and NeH-Engand, rain or snow III the Middle
Afnutie states and in the Gulf States possibly
turning the northern portion OF the dtter
will be Tuesday along the lower
colder Tesav IN Atlantic states generally On me
winds viii be brisk. possibly hgh
northeast: on the Middle Atlantic Coast brisk 10 hish
shifting later north; the South Atlantic Coast
psb south becoming northwest and increasing
Sfonfnv right: on Gulf Coast variable becom
ing north increasing. and On the West Gulf Coast
HTis high north
ba Increasing northeast winds, with rain ana
u
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
MRS. STANFORD TO GIVE UP CONTROL
She VIII Put University in the Hands Of the
Board Of Trustees.
rBr rrLEeRArH TO TIE rnIBUSEI

san Francisco. Feb. I5.-Krs. Jane Lathrop Stan
ford surviving. founder OF Stanford University, is
preparing 70 surrender all control OF the Univer-
sft1-s affairs 10 the board Of trustees Dr.. David
starr Jordan president OF the University, made
this announcement at 2 gathering os Stanford
alumni this city
Before Mrs. Stanford can give up her present
5ufies the law must be amended. and a bill WILL
therefore. be introduced Tomorrow in both Houses
q the State legislature providing for the iu1Ile-
date succession Of the board OF trustees on the
resignation Of Mrs Stanford II Is said that she
viii be elected president OF the board, OF which
Whitelaw Reid is the only Eastern member.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
DIED.

ArTERBr1RY-on Sunday February Is. 1908. Beulah
MuTrsy daughter q in the sssh year Of her
Relatives and friends are LEV lEytsa % sstsq r %
ton \ J. on Wednesday February IS at o'clock
1t is requested that no flowers be sent
BoYD-on Friday. February I3 1903 william Legsft
in his sgth year Funeral from F hls l1ys s al
1880 O. clock a. N
cARY-At White Plains y Y Sunday. February 15.
1903 Na!let r. Tsr9 Efs 9f seees ees at h late @ residenc
No 62 MaEaronecA-ave White Plains On Iqesaa5 ~ @
ven:ence Of family
s sfqEssy FfS5Ta ss9 i i Ssuas. ss ks f'' IN
Quested that flowers be sent
into rest = F5saE Z. a.! EiS5na[ osn " Z ess M
e6atterton efsEiSg aoEd Hii White Plains. New York
sst5 MS9op Widow q william Mason n her San
Tss5aencs %d ga Tafazette-avs Mon
fay s,y svenRs s r!specKy xsesK IL Invited IT to attend
Is Gilbert Morgaa, son Of the late Esy- % GI1ert MOI
T1arr - Is fPoua his residences. shrewsbury al
$50 p
MoRsEn sunday Fsbrary Is J9sePh @ M9rs aged rs sa
Fancher. No is4 West 75tn-st-. Nsw-York. at p n.
Tuesday. February II
a PTuyn nee WIicoxson wife Of Isaac Pryn Funeral
ss7sk ssTysei Nj ~ Y pc fgssday fSta M at $50 p n
sN1rH-on Thursday February Il after short Illness
Par
RnrHr and Gertrude Parker Smith Funeral services
ar 81 Peters Church Perth Anboy. N J., on Monday.
February 16 at o'clock D IT
TAYIOR-Ou SUNDAY. February 1J Mary II. Taylor.
denrhter OF the late Ecward Taylor. OF Middle
fovr9 \ T Funeral service az her residence No 81
FAST 5s1h-st At 3 D Tuesday. February II Burial
ervfce AT the horne Of her brother Henry G Taylor,
Niddietovu Y. J.. Wednesday afternoon, February
IS. $50 o'clock.
rENNEY-At her residence No. as Ciermout-ave.
Ivn on SUNDAY February 15 Mary Josephine widow OF
1a-s Teuney. in the T3d OF
Funeral services at above address "Wednesday. Feb
IS. II a. m
TIEaANNon Saturday, February "A. 1908. Julius VIII
late resdsnrs No. 125 West 43d-st. Tuesday Fsbr1I
~ 4 ar II a II Interment OF family
roPPAN-At Florence Italy February L. Ea-ristte r
Toppan in the 6gth year OF her age
xyoDETT-At Augusta. Ga February 1903. Joseph
WodeI of this city. 9f the iate Silas and Anna
Hal Wo5eu OF Poughksepsie n 7 Funeral services
Vii he held at the family home. No 90 Noxon-st
Poughkeepsfe \. 7. at O'Clock Monday 18th inst.
wOOTTON-
THE Mar Colonial Chapter. Daughters
the American Revolution with deep the
Ton Funeral services Monday morning. 10 O'Clock az
her late residence No 50 West 18th St
THE BOARD OF Managers Daughters % the Cincinnati
announces with sorrow the death OF Mrs Wright
5tfon and requests members q Society
the funeral services this Monday morning 10 o'clock
at No 45th-st
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
CANDID VIEW OF DEMOCRATIC CRITICISM
FROM The brooklyn Eagle.

from The BfOokI5n EagIe
Politics begins look healthy. The Democrats
Sc the House cTicicis.ng the expenditures for
the Executive Mansion The Democrats IN the
State Senate are voting against the confirmation
Of Governor Odelfs nominees The Democrats IN
the State Assembly making trouble about the
canal question, ana or Two other questions.
The parry OF Jefferson and Of several other folk
s. feeling IN good fighting mood and Is showing I'D
good Sighting form Were lIs representatives IN
power at Washington and Albany. t1ey would do
pretty much what Republican officials are there
doing bat not being IN power. the Democrats fear
lessIv crlficise Republicans for doing what they
fue Deraec-ars-W5uid crifieise their own men fo-
not Going we're the latter IN cont Oh Politics used
"a be called tne science OF government. A better
cetElf.an yo.sd DE tee xLirl.s.g OF criticism
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
BENEFIT FOR THOMAS EVANS.

The benent performance for Thomas Evans. given
at WaIIack's Theatre last evening, netted more
, than 81 900 This amount is larger than hoped
for the house being wei filed and the gifts large
Thomas Evans. who Markie Deaves in Mrs.
Jack for two months at Waiiacks last year.
has consumption. Next Sunday evening there viii
be another benefit performance a WaIlacks for
the Treasurers' Club which is composed OF the
treasurers Of all the theatres in Manhattan and
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
FUNERAL OF DR.. J. l. M. CURRY.

Richmord. Va. Feb. 15.-The funeral OF the Rev
DR. J. [. NJ Curry, minister to Spain. and gem
eraI agent of the Peabody and Slater funds took
Mace tbis afternoon at Richmond College Chapel
The Rev Dr. G A Biting. of Mount Morris, n. j..
formerly of this city, oficated. The burial was In
Hollywood Cemetery Among those present were
j Perpont Morgan. President Cassatt of the Penn
svivanfa Railroad Company. Robert G. Ogden and
several trustees Of the Peabody and Slater funds.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
FORMER GERMAN STUDENTS TO MEET

Tho annual meeting ot the Association OF For
-ra- German Students viii take place in the hall
r. the Arion Society on Wednesday evening. 1t
has been decided TO hold the annual Conmers in
rorumero-ation of the founding Of the society in
the Arion rooms on the evening Of March IL
Or Carl Beck the president. requests all Amer
leans native and foreign born, who have studied
FL German universities 70 take part Acceptances
should be sent TO DR.. A. J. W. Kern, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
CALLERS AT TIE WHITE HOUSE

Washington. Feb. 15--Thsre were a number OF
callers at the White House tonight including
members OF Congress. with whom the President
conferred on pending legislative matters Tney
included Senators Hanna and Aldrich, who re-
nained with Mr.. Roosevelt until nearly II O'Clock
J. Pierpont Morgan. who returned 70 the city
from Richmond shortly before 10 o'clock. also
called He left the house with Senator's Hanna
and AIdrich. going far their hotel with them.
when he returned to his a. the railroad sta
ton, later starting for NeE-York
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
BISHOP WHITEHEAD ILL.

Cohasset Mass Feb. 15.-Bishop Whitehead. OF
Pittsburg was taken suddenly i'll this afternoon
AZ the home the Rev. Nj H Gates rector of st.
StsuhAn's Episcopal Church. Bishop Whitehead
preached this morning 81. Stephens, and was TO
sneak tonight about dropping Protestant" from
the name of the Episcopal Church large con-
gregation was disappointed. Though he was quite
seriously i'll tonight the bishop Is expected TO re-
rntnr fter cnnA NIGHTS
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
COUNT cAsslnrs NEW HOME.

Washington Feb. 15-Ths Russian Ambassador
Count CassinI has closed negotiations with repre-
sentative OF former Vice-PresideHt Morton, ior
years lease or the latters at No 1500 Rhode
Islend-ave with view to a subsequent purchase
OF the property. The Ambassador. his family and
his stan will move into the house next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
u. S. S. ALBANY LEAVES PORT.

The L s Cruiser Albany. Commander Rogers
in charge left the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. She is bound for the Euro
pean station and her first stop will be at the
Azores The Albany carries ammunition for the
ships no European squadron, and may not
return -veral years
sine zhe was purchased from the Brazilian 1llaIa
time in American waters. She recently came from
The Boston Navy Yard receive a silver service.
which was presented by the citizens OF Albany.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
THE SCHOOLS AND THE LEGISLATURE

From The Brooklyn Eagle.
The State Department OF Public Instruction mas
proposed a bill seriously 20 impair the control OF
secondary education by the Board Of Regents Ihat
board to-day addresses q memorial to the Coy
ernor TO the legislature and the people 10 unify
the State system Of public instruction by making
the Department of Public Instruction bureau 2L
the Board of Regents thus removing me SIaIs I1
legislature will now have no excuse for not appEe
ciating the Importance Of the issue thus raised.
an issue in which the line Of duty is PLAIN aho'
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
EARTHQUAKES I'M MEXICO.

Mexico city Feb 1.-THE State Of Guerrero con-
tinues TO report many and somewhat alarming
earthquakes. That State has been shaking III parts
for several years and seismologists are much in
terested in what may be the result OF the continued
shocks. Chipancngo, which a couple OF years ago
was almost destroyed by earthquake, re-
ports another which threw down houses, as also
happened in the towns of Cnilapa, Agues. Blancas,
Sandigo and Mexical.
Underground rearirss and runblings were heard,
greatly frightening the people.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
w9s. JAMES KELLY RETURNS.

Mrs James Kelly. whose husband well known
in this city died on January > AT Monte Carlo,
arrived here yesterday the Lucania. Nj Kelly 5
body Will arrive or L'AGuitaine-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
ronEcAsr ToR ro-DAY 80 TUEspAY

T0PEltASI ILf-lItl MD IlI4et'-AIt
Fer eH-EngIand, snow to-day brisk to high east
winds: TUESDAY fair; much colder
For District Columbia, rain snow and colder to
sv variable winds becoming north and brisk. Tuesday
fair. much colder
For Sew-Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania. rain in
south rain today: brisk high
shifting winds becoming Tuesday fair much
colder.
FOR Western Nev-ToTk. to-day. probably heavy
Tuesday snow continued high north winds
For Eastern New-York, in north. rain o. snow
in south nortion today winds becoming north and brisk
TO high: Tuesday fair: much colder
EoT Western PENNSYLVANIA. to-day; much colder
in the south portion. cold night; TUESDAY
snow nurries continued cold: brisk 70 high north
win
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
MR.. AND MRS. z. a. THOMAS ARRIVE

8Tr and Mrs E.dvard p Thomas who were
present al me Indian Durbar arrived here on the
Philadelphia yesterday. They were IN Calcutta
Hhen M ThoIagE father. General Samuel
Thomas. died. M- Thomas brings 20 horse
power automobile with him
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
MISS ROOSEVELT STARTS SOUTH.

Washington. Feb 15.--AIiss Alice Roosevelt and
Miss Root daughter Of Secretary Root left Wash
ington tonight for New-OrIeans to attend the
Mard Gras festivities
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
DINNER FOR AMBASSADOR MCCORMICK.

St Petersburg. Feb. IA dinner was given at
the German Embassy here last night in honor OF
sian Ministers many court dgnitaries and the lead
ing uembers OF the diplomatic body were present
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
we. cHoaTE BACK I'M LONDON.

London, Feb 15.--Ambssssdor Choate returned 10
London tonight from his tour through the coun-
tries of the Eastern sIediterranean and Egypt.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
Po~toeiee Notice.

Should De DAILY by ali interested. a. ch7nssA
may tfr1e-)
Foreign mails for the ending February n 1905
viii a. eensral Pos
Mails close hour earii=s
than closing time shown below
Regular and supplementary mails close AZ rersgn 80
half later below tex
eept supplementary nails for Europe and Cercak
America. close hour later az foreign st
tioul.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
BROOKLYN PASTOR CALLED TO OHIO.

The Rev Dr. Alexander Vance, rector Of St
AIichaeTs Episcopal Church, Brooklyn has re-
ceived = cal 20 the rectorship Of Grace Church,
szndusky. Ohio ar Vance has the call under
consideration
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
THE PASSING THRoNG.

The discovery OF curfousiy contrived iHfer1sl
machine under railroad track in schuyiElll
County. Penn. comes as an eeho
ECHO OF to the coal strike. c. ". Francis
COAL of PottsviIle. Penn. told about ~
STRIKE yesterday at the Imperial Sald
Ne: Throughout the strike. al
though there little disorder in our section nom
union feeling high and every effort was ha"s
70 prevent men from working about the nnlii-s-
The coal company that operates the mines IN ou'
vicinity managed TO obtain enough men TO run
the pumps at OF their colieriss- One of these
about six miles from Pottsvflie. had a considerable
force OF men at work. and each evening they
were taken Into town a special train from
the main railroad a branch track. bout two mics
in length out 70 this coIiiery- Some time ago
some workers repairing this branch found ma
chine which, If it had exploded. would have shaken
the whole district It had evidently been placed
there TO blow up the miners train The con-
trivance was composed Of 80 sticks OF dynamite
placed in a box and buried between the railroad
ties TrofneeIl1g the dynaniee Were @ Pg[5 ~
the bottom Of the rail. that the train IN pass
on the caps. the explosion Of which would have
set OF Lne 9ynaInite ortana. tne ti +5s
was there but from tbs dents made by the nails
pressing on the caps ii must have been IN place
some time"
The terminal facilities Of Chicago are annoying
merchants and shippers Of that town. according 70
Thos 3. Sanders a commission
TERMINAL. man of the Windy City. Yester-
FACILITIES day at the Hoffman House he ex-
OF planned the situation. Said he:
CHICAGO The railroads OF Chicago must
adopt some measures 10 handle
freight more expeditiousIy than at present There
has been much congestion in the yards and
freight houses that it is next to impossible TO
get consignment within reasonable time OF
course some shippers are to blame in not unload
ing quickly. but the railroad could enforce speedy
removal Of goods. While freight car equipment
has materially increased in the last few years
terminal facilities have been neglected by the rail-
roads. and therefore the only remedy Is TO keep
freight moving Just now the Chicago railroads
are in a badly congested condition. The yards are
crowded with loaded cars and the freight houses
jamued full. There seems TO be rel1ef al hand-
and shippers are greatly annoyed.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16

Highest temperature yeEtsTdBy. - degrees lowest -
degrees; average degrees, corresponding
last year. % degrees. for corresponding
date OF last twenty -hye years. 32 degrees
Local forecast: Rain to-day; winds becoming
north and brisk high Tuesday. fair and much eoosr
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16

As worua-destroyer. DR.. D Jayue's Tonic Vernfuss
s une0uaed and weak and stckT. IL Is wonder
fully helpful as a stTsngJh-giver.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
Special Hoiitrs-
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srbscrfhcrs 70 DAILY srd IRl-"bEALt
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the
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Hawaii ard Philippines without e1penss 1T
foreign hostage
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New-York tribune., 1903-02-16

The following official record from the Weather Bureau
changes for the last Vei-
yrour comparison with the corresponding date
year
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
MARRIED.

HA7SsTARK-Friday, February 13 1905. by the Rev.
George Alexander. D d, Martha stark TO william J.
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OFFICES.
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SUNDAY TRTBTEE On Sic IN the reading rooms OF m
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Hotel. Carlton Hotel. CIs-fsgss Hotel Hotel Cecil
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-rrb-fdes Midland Hotel Morecannbe Bsys
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Wight Queens Hotel Cppe- Sorwood; NcrccHs
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AYR Station Hotel Dur1fries-
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ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRAycE--flyers PsIass.
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Cosmopolitan. Nice: Kr8fts Grand Hotel &c Nie-s
Hotel Gailia- Cannes; Hotei Beau site ca1Tes 5ot@t
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Venice: Grand Hotel Vs1ics; Hotel ee "a Nut-ss
Mar: Savov Hotel. Sa1 Reno, Italv; Hotel Royal
San Reno: Hotel Savoy Rosssnigc. Naples.
RELGTTN-Le Grand Hotcl- Brussels
SERMANY-Nassausr-F Hotel Wiesbadsn- haiserHs Hs-
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AUSTRIA AND EWTTZ-RT AND-HoteI Bristol yiennsf
The Offc.al Information
Zurich: Cd. National LUSerne: Grand H''sA.
Hunzaria. Budapest: Hotel Victoria Irtsriaksn-
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
Sorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16

performance Of Mary Of Magdala' viii be
given at the Manhattan Theatre next Wednesday
afternoon for the benefit Of the Regina Angelorun1
an institution at Nos 116 and us East One-hundred-
and Sixth-st, where young girls out OF employment
may find a home under the protection and care OF
the Sisters of Mercy Mr. and Mrs t1ske nave
giver tbe use of the theatre and the company 1ree
S9f charge The benefit is to be given under the
9usniceS of Archbishop Farley and committee
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows tns
indicated The Tri5u5es self
The dotted ae shows the tefnpera-
ture as recorded by the local Weat-sr Bureau
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
Burnert's Vanilla Extract

and the best none 100 Eood Lor your Ioc
and drink. Insist on having Burnetts
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16

NJ Alvarez will sing. for the first time this sea
son. the part of Rhadames, in Aida" at the oper
House tonight
New-York tribune., 1903-02-16
5pttlaI Noiires.
MEMORIAL xINDO VS.
r.tnuue sub.rrtprIou Ra,r

THE TRIBUNE vii De sent by any s1d-eSs
, nj. rogatry abroad changed often
Subscriptions regular
dealer II CGnTrnlC1L hand them
IA at THE TRIBUNE o1h~s.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUEsDAT-Ar $50 a. m. for Italy direct. per . 81
Crta ii Napou (aaiI be dirscted per Ctrt1
d NapoH }.
wFDNESDAy-At $50 4 II for Europe, per o A.
Philadelphia. via SouthaInpton; az l;5o a n Ios
g. Ryudam mail must be d.
rected per 3 Ryudam'O: $50 a N Supple
ulentary 1870 4 for Europe. Gerranics
via Queenstown
rHURsDAY-At a for France, switzerland. Italys
Snafn Portugal Turkey. Egypr. Greece British India
Lorenzo Marquee. per s L AqU1lalns. VIA 49,
CraaiI parts or dtrecIeo
LsAquitelns'|l.
ESQ .. n for Azores lslancs Der y -
Vancouver. from Boston
sATTRDAY-At a n for Belgium direct. per = -
VaderIard be directed per 8 8 Neder-
Iznd'); at $50 a N complementary 10 a NJ for
Europe. per s. Lucaria via Queenstown: at a. m
Italy direct, per $ NscAa- Cu1aA must 5s a.
rected per 8 s. Neckar)-
.PRTNTED MATTER ETC--Ths steamer takes prtnted
matter commercial papers and samples Tor Germany
onIv The OF mail martsr Tor other partn
cf Europe viii this snip unless specially
directed by her. -,..
After the closing Supplementary TransAIla1rio
Mails additional supplementary Aal.s aEs
opened the pisrs Of the American EngLsn. Ersnea
nd steamers and remain open until NirHIa
Ten of Of sailing OF steamer