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New-York tribune., 1903-04-08

to 30, may be destined to watch their downward
progress TO s.. or lower when the Irish
land bonds are added to the two Transvaal
loans. the new London County Council issues
and other heavy borrowing operations. at %.
or per cent. After the first of next month the
interest on eonsols will fal TO ~ per cent with
fl3o,0eo.o0o TO be borrowed for ireland and the
Transvasl f1s,61aoeO for London and large
amounts for India, the colonies and the munich
palities in the near future all at higher rates
OF interest Consols are already drug the
market when bank depositors can get 21z per
cent on their money and keep their capital n
tifeiy under control at its full face value and
the Irish Land bill will be financed so as to
depFess them still further and for q long period.
Wherever consels may go John Bull who has
been heavily taxed for the Boer war and Mr.
Brodricks reorganized army now has the op-
portunity Of making a present of f12.000.o0o
outright TO Ireland and of investing 10000 oO0
or more in Irish land, reserving an eighth of
the purchase fund a ground rent. This is
the Land bill reduced to the simplest terms:
and, overhurdened he may he. it is proba bic
that he would consider il not only safe. hut
good bargain. if he could have any substantial
guarantee that there would be peace and con-
fentment In the island the result of estab-
fishing the relation of debtor and creditor be
tween the Irish occupier and the British Ex-
seem excessive when 1T is remembered that
Lord Farrsr and a commission OF experts
ported ten years ago that the island then
paying 100000 In excess of its taxable capacity
and that the imperial taxes have been more than
doubls+ since the report on financial relations
was presented John Bull will have a full
turn for his money if the oceupiers are content
with land ownership and a permanent ground
rent TO the Crown, and do not renew the agita-
tieh for d separate Irish authority vested with
full responsibility for legislation for the island.
The eecupier ought perhaps to be well satisfied
with the results of forty years Of agitation If
his original rent before Mr.. Parnelps time was
$40 and Is 800. ii will be reduced TO
ESQ under the new Purchase act, no per-
rnanent ground rent and $40 in annuities for
sixty-eight and one-half wears That is sub
stantial gain; but 1t comes after long delay
when the island has been emptied Of half of the
population and when there is little left except
the inextinguishable love Of the people for the
home soil I. n. F.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
DIR. FUNK AND THE WIDOWS MITE.
He Is an Agnostic in Regard to spiritualism
Believes in Investigation.
To the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The tribune
SIR So much has been put into mouth about
that Widows mite which 7 did not say that /
am constrained to ask the press 10 permit me to
set the matter somewhat right: then make a re-
quest:
First-I ern not spirituaTst nor for that mat
ter am an antf-spiriual!st. ] simply don't know;
nor is there anything in the widows mite test
so far as investigation has gone that TO my mind
settles conclusively this question.
Second-Many of the details published are not
correct hence would be impossible for psyehoio-
gists or other scientists who care to investigate
this matter TO come to correct conclusion. The
publication was premature, the investigation
was incomplete; reporter got wind Of the affair
and rushed into print.
Third-The explanation Of psychic phenomena
has not yet more than reached it's aphabeuc period
The territory covered by these phenomena is an ex-
ceedingly large one of which se-called spiritual
anee tsepay h Ys and seoondaTy psrsona1y other
and very important ones. Mr. Gladstone dia no, not
ton of these phenomena when he said that n ne
deemed the work that the Society Tor Psyenica5
which is being done in the worldly Tar the most
Whfie believe that the psychic phenomena
should be carefully inyestigated they can t netI
DDS which some of the press have used during the
last few days It is matter thaf Is very Ras
given time to investigation, and do not by any
Ifes IF is kRd of Earning Of which we drink
deep or taste not at any rate at the 1ere IN
minds unnecessary alarm An excellent clergyman
said TO yesterday rs there not % danger 81 uh
has been wttiiy said God made the universe hre-
proof and hence permits man the natehDok ~
NAV with The only danger is in partially ulder-
stood truth Truth fully understood is safe IL
IN view of the large number OF letters that am
receiying-some from those who nave lost GEAR
aaDas Nv death asking for "the names OF reliable
mediums'-I earnestly request the press 70 ABSTAIN
from further exploitation of this mite eplso9e uIi
n vi he nroofs have been carefully gathered and
pessed Upon When this is done, If the aIfair is
fben found TO be worth while, complete authFhuc
staten1ent will be given TO the public. ,~
New-York April Z. 1903 l. n fOSh-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
THE DEATH OF MRS. PORTER.
Many Expressions of Sympathy-The Fu-
neral Tomorrow.

Paris. April MANY letters and cable dispatches
of coincidence the sudden death yesterday OF
Mrs. Porter, wife of Ambassador Porter. have been
reeeived at the United States Embassy Repre-
sentatiyes of the French Government took an early
occasion to express their sense of grief. The For
eign Minister NJ. Deicasse. wrote a letter to Cen
eral Porter
Through the morning members Of the Diplomatic
Corps and members Of the American colony called
at the embassy to inseribe their names the
register. Among the callers were the British Am
bassador Sir Edmund Monson, and Lady Morson;
Justin de Selves. Prefect of the Seine: the Duke
and Duchess of Bassano, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
KautZ. the Governor of the Bank of France.
Georges Pallsn, and Nine. Pallsin; the Germen n
Ambassador. Prince Radolin. and Princess Won
Ra6oiin. and representatives of practically s the
embassies and legations. Owing to the earnest re-
quest of the German Ambassador. Prince Won RADIO
lin saw General Porter and expressed the sympa-
thy OF himself and the princess. who had been
much attached to Mrs. Porter.
The callers also included General Dubois. score
tary general of President LOubet; Premier CombeS
and the War Minister. General Andre.
Miss Elsie Porter will arrive here this afternoon.
The funeral will take place on Thursday morning
at II O'Clock in the American Church The Rev
DR.. Thurber Will oficiate. The body Will then ne
placed in a vault. pending final plans for its dispo-
sition.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
STICK TO MORTGAGE TAX.
Caucus of Senators Vote to Support
GOuernor's PoEcY.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE ]

Albany. April The Republican Senators held
tonight at the Capitol to consider the pro
posed indirect taxation acts Those in attendance at
the caucus had under consideration also the GOV
ernors apDeaI TO the legislature pass some bill
correcting the present inequalities of taxation un
der mortgage tax laws
After three hours and a half secret debate the
Senators decided TO continue their support of the
Mortgage Tax act now before the legislature which
IMPOSES a tax of four mills all mortgages yearly
The Republican AssenahlyRen voted last week at
a conference they held not te consider this measure
further a party measure. The Assemblymen also
took under Consideration bill 10 tax real estate
conyeyanees. 1t was stated after the he-
publican Senators had adjourned their caucus
that proposition might be submitted to the Re
publican Assem- blymen TO tax future mortgages
lower rate. Possibly this is a compromise measure
which will presented to the Republican Assem-
byrner if they hold caucus to consider taxauoh
measures.
All the Republican Senators present at the
caucus tonight except Senator'S Gates
tion fully considered and finally Whssn a @ nots
Tax act as party measure Senators Davis and AN
Of Erie County voted against it, while Se2al9ls ver
theess by a decided majority, the Senators deeldea
70 continue the Mortgage Tax act as a party
Before the Republican se9stoTs held theiE eanegT
in the afternoon taxation measure which was
attended by Goyerper odei Lieutenant rN G04erf0 16e
chairman of the Republican State Committee;
Senator Malby and AsSembyman Rogers -. l..
Senator E. r. Brown exhibiting a letter TO
day from leading savings bank officer declarlns m
himself strongly in favor of the Mortgage TAX act
now before the legislature. Assemhiyman blckln-
said to-day that he had received letters recon-
mending that the mortgage tax reducIlon prQposl-
ton be retained a party measure. BUT thal seV-
eraI exemptions from such taxation shouid De
made.
1t is not known that Governor Odell and Lieu
tenant Governor Higgins and the others who at
tended the conference in the Executive Charoer
this afternoon came to any decision upon the tax
ation measures It can be inferred, however, from
the Governors appeal to the legislature last ngnt
that ha favored the passage of some measure to DO
away with the present unjust features Of the mort
gage tax acts
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
HARRISON REFLECTED.
Defeats Graemc Ste7cart for Mayor
of Chicago by 1000.
[Rr rEIEGRapH Ia rHr rF1rryE.l !

Chicago. April Mayor Harrison was re-
elected to-day for his fourth successive term
His plurality over Graeme Stewart. the RepuD-
ican candidate. is approximately 1000 The
unofficial count gives Harrison 146.323, and
Stewart 1880. Cruiee. the independent labor
candidate, was scarcely factor. He polled but
about 1900 votes.
Stewart made game race He ran ahead or
Hanecy the Republican candidate. last year, in
the big Republican wards, and cut down Harri-
sons vote in the Democratic wards. Both men
live in the same precinct. anG this gave Stewart
sixty majority while the ward gave him Z31
Last year Harrison carried his precinct by %
Ernest HummeI Democratic candidate for City
Treasurer ran far ahead of the Mayor Teeeiv-
ing a big independent vote Smuski- Republt-
can. beat Owen. Democrat, for City Attorney
The Republicans also elected their City Clerk.
Fred C. Bender
Mayor Harrison received the returns In the
finance committee room. the fourth floor of
the City Hall surrounded by his principal sup
perters. AT O'Clock he was told that Mr.
Stewart conceded the election. with reserva-
tien that the majority so small that there
might be contest.
The Mayor said of the election: This is VIC
tory for the believers in municipal ownership
i'm the referendum and in settlement Of the
traction question in the interests OF the people
of Chicago. In other words, It IS Victory IoT
Chicago and Chicagoans.
The political career of the Harrisons father and
son. in Chicago has been unique. Their grip on
that city can be compared TO that Of Tammany
here. Carter H. Harrison first went 10 Cnieaso
1855 and engaged in the real estate business for
fifteen years before entering politics He first held
office as County Commissioner in Is71. and af1er
that he seemed get about whatever ne wanted
meeting defeat only twice.
When his term as County Commissioner expired
he went 10 Europe but whfe ne was away he was
nominated for Congress by the Democrats He
came back won the election. served the term. and
returned Europe TO finish his adjourned tour
That being through with he ran for congress
again and was elected once more After MS sec
ond term In Congress he did not run Tor once
again until 1881 when the Democrats nominated
him for Mayor Of Chicago he was eIected- ana
reelected in 1882 and 1883
The next year ne ran for Governor, and met his
first defeat But in 1850, returning 10 me local
field he was elected Mayor for the fourth time
This seemed satisfy him for while ana ne
not candidate again until 1891 In that year
he tried for his fifth term as Mayor. ana met ms
second defeat. Ninety-th three better year Tor
This, however, the end OF his career. FOR. or
October 2S of that year he vas assasslnated Dy
Eugene Patrick Prendersast, who was subsequent
" hanged for the crime
Following the death of the first Carter Harrison
there was interregnurn until 1881 during y men
Republican. filled the Mayors chair Inen Jne
Harrison family returned 10 power, and Garter H.
second, has been the chief executive OF Chicaso
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08

Hawaii China Japan specially addressed matter fr
Phiiippfne Islands VIA san Francisco close nrs
daily at $50 D. to April 30 inclusive. tor es-
a.1i.otss ISLANDS via Francisco close here day
a. $40 p m up 20 April 10 inclusive Tor aispateh
csina ana Japan ia Tacoma soss hsEs daily az SD
. n up 10 April III. Inclusive for dispatch per . s.
q,tns ssd japan via Seattle close here daily az SD
p m up April ti5. inclusive Tor dls2atca Per >
Aski MaTu- -,,,.-, ,-t--s. - -,
Trsn~isco- close daily al $50 2 N UP % Aprii
IN iDrlisfve Tor Dispatch 8 = HonsSong AsEtl
Australia except Westf- New-t ateionia
Hs via SaH Francisco. eieso hers
dsijy al s. 30 o March = and up q APEil ~
t-~fSsf,s fer dispatch sierra fIf tne ttinaft
ssaa- carryinz British mail FOR Nsw zsalanf dses
80 arrfve in time connect win thts dspatch extra
saaadavs AZ 4.s0 a. m, a aRf 30 D, ri-sin -
9s m and forwarded until the arrival Of TIE Cunart
-t. ~ yarau>zas Islands. Sau Francisco. Gloss
4psre daily $50 D - April Va. inci1sfFs for
Sffnafrh per > Martpqsa
- Vs,~e,vlr and VietsFis B c.. eIaz- hsre s1liy az
go = m after April ffs and April ~ inclusive.
for dispatch 3 : Nl9wrfa -
zd1reFssd- West A4str2lA -
,I--sarset Ma Europe: Sepszssans ant tn.iip-
mines Via San Franeiseeths quickest Tos,>s Pai,l{-
pines specially addressed VIA Csnats or Vie
rns.s prepaid the fssssxn aAes~
tgsxaa l. forwarded via Francisco exclusively.
s1ensc{fc Mails forwared port % sailing dASs
sne the schedule Of elosnG Is arranged On tns Usuee
rioa of their uninterrupted overland transit fHs(es
,s-.a r-afi ciss-s 4 ~ pseSisus Day.
CORNELIUS VAN CoTr, PoaHas11A-
Pos,oc,cs. Nex-YoEk. n. r April 4 iso4
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
OFFICES!

OFFICES3
MAIN OFFICE-Nc. I54 Nassaust
UPTOWN OFFICE-No- 1884 BroadVsy- o. any AiheTh-
District Telegraph Once
WASHINGTON BITREAIT-No- I.s2e F~st-
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frsdertek " sorners
79t BTOad-st
L0NDON-Ofiee OF THE TRIBUNE az Ne. iss
Fleet-st-
Brown Gould & Co. No 50 New Oxford ct
London and Paris Exchange. Bankers. basldoo
House. Moorgate-st-
American Express Company. N7N waterloo Plaoet
Cook Son Tourist of1ces. Ladsass Sircos.
Londen Office Of TRIBUNE Is a coHNen4eHs
place advertisements and subscriptions
NICE FRANCE-Creiit Lyonnais
PARIS. Monroe q Co. No. fse scrto-. -
John Wsnamzksr & Co. No. "A ikue des Peeitss
EIurfss
Morgan. & Co. No ~ boulevard Hsussr,asa
Credit Lyonnais. Bureau des Etrsnssrs
Continental Hotel newsstand
Grand Hotel newsstand
No. 81 Avenue De fOrers
American Express Company. No II Rue scrlee.
GENEVA-I0nlbard Oder x Co and Union Bank-
FLORESCE-Freneh. Lemon q Co.. Nos z ana Wa
Tornabuoni,
Narquzy & Co. Bankers
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Express Company. No II
Schrniede strasse-
BREMEN-American Express Company. No s Bsnnhof
Strssss -. r,, -
GENOA-AHnerican Express Company. No. Is Via saa
Lorenzo
ANTWERP. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Express Company.
No. Quai Van Dyck
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Died.

Kendrick Bangs Funeral service at 10 iS$ HoT1 !,
Brosdway. Yenkers on "Wednesday April s. al Il 4 Il"
KindIy emit flowers
RREvooRT-suddsny. April 6. at Pitt5oNn y u y.
Wiilfam W BrevooTt in the 6Ith year OF his age W
tice OF funeral hereafter
ed3 Jane Augusta wife Of Augustine 1Irai service
"a Iats resiaence Wednesday. april s. at P m
,,npav n. Tuesday April Z Margaret. infant daush
Ter Of Clinton and Margaret Bacon "'lDe'I Not'c7 oi
funeral hereafter.
HAYDocK-At Loeq.t VALLEY L9ng Isla1a F9pTss F. fSs
late Henry Hsydsek ia his eath year Funeral a.
srriase 9is s VIII await Long Island Railroad train ar
rtving ioes a.
1Sxrss-susteny MonteI.ir y J. on Mon.ay ,,t1 A5r
service via tasf Place from s her ss lsfne si 1893
10y eIt tf ~ ,hs as train Chambers
snd ri 5ts Erie Railroad. Carriages in waiting
rvtsoN- suddenly April Bavid srinksrsen iyi.en IN
the 9',n yf,.nd the funeral services No IL West
zstbst thursday morning April O. at haif-psst 10
O'Clock
MI, dsaeher q Starr Julia p sfurphy IN
as Of 95F Neassa sss uRT Ror 6 sra II o
trsin from Barclay st
sANpoR-1n Prfnesstona. Tuesday. ApTl Hsl.n r.
and vie Of Ernest sander Notice OF fuF era later
sroNE-on April in her TI,h year. Caroline Erassih
WIDOW Of Levi = sShe sES,sss ~ hss npe on ar
rival ~ the ssn trsin frem Aes~ ~fsrA Friends are
tindl. requested rot 70 send Towers
hss % nst-. II Ss " ,,1r Il MsnSsy s9Se4y Sfs Ms
Caroline Fnrnons. Of Port Chester.
wEIDox-At caldwell y y APTil Ers S,.,,,,S T.,s q
Esss. Fes wednesday, april s. at oeloek. Inter
ment at Cal1Wsl tssasisF@
st isTr.., I'm II ths SeEid. Tel IA-istssI
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
MRS &. n. iNNEoo'

yontc,sir n J.. April mrs; Ehzao@.n c1.-F- n,
rnness sixty-nine years old Wieo~ ol Ist
lnness' ST. u 5ied eft her home in Grove-st-,
jr, OF New ,ofaoL last night from heart dis
this CITY A - = ,,onths' illness Because of the
death of Mrs. lhness IN isrsnddaughter, Miss Eliza
for the We5aing 0! !t5lggsTi Greensy which wss 10
take place ct me nT a. Instead the ceremony
GY @ be on nqms st the n sfdf s ss
rents M 5 sna eHt Tifiy-eTgh 15.a o. ,y Gy
iosd snd viii be quiet Sss prenineny ident
clair 19F si me N 0rangs m soni sne
leaves daugntsr afsu ur, Inness The funeral will
6i" f helS On Thursday afternoon -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
FOR TRANSFER OF JUSTICES.
The Governor Signs the Bracket Bill
Other New Laws.

Albany. April 7.-Governor odeil signed senator
racetts bill to-day governing the transfer OF JUS
ttces of the Supreme Court from one 1uolclal ue-
rartn7ent to another The new law places IN the
hands of the presiding justice in each department
authority over assignments, stpulating that no JUS
tice may be assigned when 1t will leave less tnah
two justices available for service IN any olseict
When justice serves IN the FIRST Distli0I oI ~
1ri,ec county under assignment he is to receive
from New-York City $40 for his services r...or,or
Another important bill signed Dy ihe tToSetIIo!
,otitts the Unauthorized of persons portrait
Or name in an advertisement or for the purposes
M te authorized to sue TO recover damages
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

wEDNESDAY-At T:2o a. m fer Netherlands direct per
Rotterdam (rnail must be directed per s. > ROT
t-rdsna''): II 80 Complementary p Nj ter
Europe. per a Oceanic. via Queenstown
T4URSDAY-At a. m for France. per 8 q La bre-
for other parts ef Europe H1tsr
directed per s. s La Bretagne)s az a m tor
Southwark mail must be dfrecte1
per s. Southwark; az 1l.3O a. m tsipptsnsntary
I Europe. s. Deutschland. VIA PlyHi-
outh. Cherbourg and Hamburg
sATTRDAY-At 9 a. m for Belgium direct par
Rroorand be directed per a = kroon--
land'O; at a m for Scotland direct. per . s
Anchoria (nnau be directed per AHcnorta u
II 80 a Complementary p m for Europe per
Umbria. Queenstown at 4 p m Tor itaiy
Princess Irene Cnal must be directed
per g. s Princess Irene'l
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer taxes printed
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples FOR GERMANY
class Of mail matter for other paris et
Europe will be sent by this ship unless specially IL
rected by her. -.,u-.t-
After the closing % The suppIeunentsry
additional Supplementary Nals sfe
opened OF the American. Ehglisn Frele1
and German and remain open until Witnln Ten
Minutes Of the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08

csorre Eugene Belknap was born IN Ne"po'" I"
=, 1t or January O. 1872, and was appointed 10
,ha naval Academy on October l. iS41. Alter d
Few weeks instruction he was ordered on a q
70 the west Coast of Africa In iS9i ne was 49,
-. ,anded at Valparaiso. Chill. 10 pfotsS5l
force ihltts it.1a,e in q revolution He was sFaq-
afet from the Naval Academy IN isoi t,on s1 He
FAsbf throughout the Civil war, tahlls Pc the
he borbardment Of the mar charieso4a sotabla engage
oaprie After the war he served again agaan 2l he he
sts4ioD and In survey work: ihcluIi
Aslii AslEic 81 @Tnedifion He landed h4sfitles az
Paaama to guard isthnlan transit rint IN Occurred
resteffq 4sry 1874 Alter performing varons sd
and shore duty he ss Gd retre9 under the age
fnirai IA Tsnnsrv q 1894 Admiral BelknaP Has ,t
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
FAVORABLE TO REPUBLICANS.

Cleveland. April 7-Senator NJ A Hanna 10
day gave out the following statement concerning
the result of yesterdays election:
While the result in Cleveland is disappointing
TO the Republicans, the effect Will De 20 stInu1dte
them 10 greater effort in future campaigns Ine
result by no means shakes my faith IN the oehet
that we can carry this (Cuyahogat county next
fan The general situation in the State continues
favorable to the Republican party
Mayor Johnson had comment to make on the
result further than Teiterate his previous state
mont that the result showed that the people were
with him in MS fight for three cent streetcar fares
and tax reforms
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
TO BUILD NEW COURTHOUSE.
Bowling Bill, Which Passed Senate, Leaves
Question to Board of Estimate.
far TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBJSE. ]


Albany April THE Senate passed to-day Sen
ator Downg's bill to provide for the construction
of a new courthouse for the county OF New-York
This measure which is approved OF by the city
authorities makes it the duty of the Board OF Es-
innate and ApportieHmeht to determine before
the city Hail Park affords a sufficient aceOmrnSda-
ton for the proper transaction of the business or
the courts If the is in the negative. Mayor
Low is to appoint five persons as ooaFd 10 Sc
Iect a site for a courthouse somewhere souAI
of FrankIin-st The board may designate portion
of the City Hall Park site for the courthouse
THE present county courthouse is either 70 be re-
-navad remodeIIed or enlarged and used por-
tion Of the building 20 be erected under the pro-
visions of the act
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
WATER STORAGE BILL OUT.
Amended So That the Powers of Commission
Are Somewhat Lessened.

Albany April 1.-The Lewis Water Storage COM
mission bill was reported favoraby by the Finance
f,onrnittee of the Senate this afternoon with the
amendment suggested by Senator E X Brown
Cne ,rovisfon will limit the purposes for which a
water storage may be permitted to the public
health and public safety The provision that stor-
age may be provided for the purposes OF improving
nsyiea tion has been stricken out The commission
created by bill will be the judges WIethSF I!e
work to be done is required by the pupne hesl.h ~
and safety Water power for consumption e5 per
sons NAV be created by the commission
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
PRESIDENT SENDS CONDOLENCES.

Washington, April IA telegram received by
Secretary Hay from the President his train ir
Dakota requests the Secretary to cable his sincere
condolences to Ambassador Porter In Paris the
death of Mrs. Porter
New-York tribune., 1903-04-08
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

-
INDIES. ETC.
WEDNESDAY-At Il m. Complementary 1880 p nj for
Bahamas. per Antilis tmail must 5e Greeted P7r
Antilia'D.
FTIT-RSDAY-At a m. for Cuba Yucatan Casnpecne.
Chiapas. s. Havana (rnail ror otsr
parts Of Mexico must be directed per = Havana y
ar $50 a. m supplementary 1870 nj for CsntreA
America Except Costa Rica1 and south Pacnc ports
per Yucatan, via Colon (mail for Guat=ulaa n1usc
b directed per .. Yucatan); at 11Sp a. m SUP,
ME 12.3O D M for LesTaTd aad Wfnd~aro
Islands British. Dutch and French Guiana. per s. 5
FontabeIIe inaiI Barbados must be directed per
12 for Barbados and Nortaernn
T3razfi AmazCnense. via Para and Manaesss az
1910 M for BahaInas tSdsn-
tanamO and Santiago, Per s. > CITY OF MSshllsSl
r-rSTT Ay-Ar 80 supplementary 103O a. M for
Inagua and Haiti. per 8 Bolivia; az u m for Atr
iro n-r g Santiago. via TampicO (mall must os di-
recfed 9. Santiago j. -
81 SATT-RDAY-At $50 Complementary $50 a. n
for Curacao and Venezuela, per : 8 Luid ma. Ir
Savsnf1a nd Cartagena must be directed per s. .
ZuIia; a for Porto Rico per 8 5, Cosile. -
10-30 a. NJ for Forful7
Iarnatca- Savanilla CartaSena ana
- IiIeghauy mail FOR Costa Hica must oe d
IIer+sj sner 81 AIleghany'); az 10 a m for Clna
rar Mexico via Havana: at 10 a m for NeN-
.or,5ia1d ner Rosaind: at 1880 a. n for 5razi.
Prince. VIA Pernarnouco ana Santos
25-.1 fo- Northern Brazil must be directed Per o. q
Eastern Prince J.