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TRANsPAcIFIC MAILS.

Hawaii Japan. China Philippine Islands. via sac
Francisco close daily ct $50 TO February
VIZ. inclusive. for dispatch =. Hong Kong Mar
Francisco. close here daily at go N
up to February us. inclusive. for dispatch per
Alameda
China Japan ard Victoria b c. cioss
daily at $50 p. to February fl6. inclusive
fer dispatch q Empress OF China 'Mercnandtso
for Z. 3 Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot Be for
China and Japan via Seattle daily $50
.. TO February us. inclusive. for Dispatch PEE
9. 9. Rojun Maru
Japan. China and specially addressed mail fhr
the PHILIPPINES Islands. Francisco. close here
ESQ D. m. TO February tn inclusive TOO
dispatch s. q China
PhfIppins islands Francisco.
$50 D. up TO February rs. inclusive. for dspatcs
New Zealand Australia except wesr New Caletors..
Fri. samoa and Hawaii. via san Francisco. close
da at .. m To February IT. Inclusive.
dispatch sierra az ne Cuna-d steamer eHsry-
ing British mail for New Zealand does arrive
time connect with this dispatch mails-ciosns
at s 30 a. n. $50 a. and $50 D. Sundays a
4:3O n. m and $50 ,. Twill be mads No
and forwarded until the arrival % the Cunarf stsamsrp
Australia West Fiji Islands and New Caledonia
especially addressed only and Victoria
II C.. close here daily AZ ESQ February
VI. inclusive. for dispatch per Mowera
and Marquesas Islands, via san Francisco cfoso
daily at $50 10 March f13. inciusiva TO
dispatch per > Harfposa.
NOTE otherwise addressed. West Australia 4,
forwarded VIA Europe and New Zealand and Phgopfna1
specially addressed VIA Ca1sda'' via EtroDps
must fully prepaid al the foreign rates Hawai- \
forwarded san Francisco exclusively.
Transpachc mails forwarded sailing
and ire schefuie q closing Is arranged no pre-
istered mail closes at 3 D previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT. Pos.rnas<sr
Postorce New York. " T.. February ;. 1906
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THE WHITE MOUNTAIN RESERVATION

The Rev. Edward F. Hale In The Christian
Register.
gress M Galiinger. OF New Hampshire intro
osced bil providing for national forest reserve
IA the White Mountains, TO be known the Ma
uonal White Mountain Forest Reserve"
* - understood that this bill meets the wishes
OF ths various societies and committees which
nave taken an interes; IN preserving. as far as
"a renewing them where they have been destroyed.
Eor hundred years OF careful culture WILL in O
Aha blackbeTries and ferns. and make Of them
AgsAn the noble cathedral woods which existed
The BIN introduced By Mr. GaIlinger provides for
a national forest reserve In the White Mountains.
acres. 10 care FOR. prote and use and make ae-
ccsslble this reserve to be known as the National
While Mountain Fores; Reserve"
contract foE the purchase OF lands within region
designated to accept gifts OF land for the same
nation he shall make provision for reforestng OF
clearlngs wherever IL shall be necessary for the
protection Of the soil water supply. He may
also make such rules as he may deem necessary TO
establish such surveys and sell such wood, timber
and other products as may be removed without IN
II owners OF land sought are unwilling 70 sell,
but are willing 20 protect or TO perpetnate 70 10
make agreements with such owners IN o.- IA,
words. this reserve OF million acres OF less a.
be established Under the general system as ~
propoSed Tor the great Appalachian Reserve on
the highland, between North Carolina and Ten
That reserve viii Re haif the size Of the State 81
Nassac huscfts. This reserve IN no eEent VIII -
reeefyinr The water flow OF TIE Eve largest New
England States. The only way 70 aIste 'ISia-cs
on sreHbets s the preserraton OF the forests whie
feed the brooks which feed the rivers ana a 80
reports which accompany the ess xo ere a,
the time fatally getting rid OF the so ~, A.
maintained these forests 90 10, Ho "a 70 rot
your grandchildren OF theirs
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MARRIAGE OF GAYLORD WILTSHIRE.

-, % ,rts city married Miss Mary MacheSh-
oIas Yesterday at noon Bishop David If, 81.
,r,o-,,,ug the ceremony at St BarthOioii, ~.
rhurcb Mr. wiltshire is well known for ms =. C,
- ~ Socialist movement He is a native Oh Ci'
- e.. son Of the late George Wiltshire preslueiit
- ,be Third National Bank Of Cincinnau rs =
-.a,,.,e OF Harvard College. class OF 30 aiIU
-. until recently been resident OF Caiiio s,-
- vvishire's rrst wife. niece OF the iG'e .il
: r,,,-,o, died some four years ago MISS
,IcRevnelss is the daughter OF the fate Jus
y1-IIion NacReynoIds. Of the Supreme court %
rlI,ois She Is wei known in artistic ana nv a.
800 In this city. Mr.. and Mrs Wlisn.,as a. a.
81 AZ me Hotel Marlborough AtlanuS
90 se AZ home after March at the ho'ea De"s
claire, this city
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CORNELL DROPS MANY STUDENTS.
Unable to Pass Midyear Examinations-Pro-
fessor williams, of Yale, Chosen.

Ithaca " Y. Feb. e.-It was announced at the
Offices OF the Register Of Cornell University to-day
that los students dropped from the university
a result OF the midyear examinations The
number a year ago lis. At the annual winter
meeting OF the board Of trustees Of tho university
held here to-day. Henry s Williams professor Of
geology In Yale University was chosen head Of the
Department OF Geology at Cornell Or. Williams
Was professor OF geology Cornell from 1873 to 1855
and in the latter year went TO Yale.
The trustees also placed in the hands OF the pres
deut OF the university the selection Of successor
TO Commandaut Vanncss, OF the Cornell Cadet
Corps who will retire in June. \ movement 10 on
foot secure the appointment Of Joseph W.
Beacham, a former captain OF the Cornell football
team. and extremely popular. VINO IS now first
lieutenant In the Philippines.
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wHELEN, PRINCETON STUDENT, DIES.
Of Well known Philadelphia Family-0nly
Other Child Recently Lost.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Princeton. y. j. Feb. G-Charles 5. Wheen. jr.
OF well known Philadelphia family died this even
ing from double pneumonia at the university in
Urinary. He was student at Princeton and had
been seriously i'll since Thursday week. Then his
parents were sent for. Mr. and Mrs. whelen came
three days after they buried their only daughter
Mrs Whelen was IN Princeton only few days be-
fore she gave way under the strain. Up 10 last
night the doctors were hopeful. but complications
set in. and both young Whelens lungs became
cogged. i was due TO an extremely strong consti-
" helen was popular member OF the Junior class
and In his twenty-irst year He prepared at Law
renceyiue. and since coming 20 Princeton had dis
unguished himself in athletics. Last fall ne was
substitute hafback on the varsity football team.
He was a member Of Charter Club.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Feb e.
Tn, tee situation the branch OF the Susquehanna
is reported being improved as the ice has settled ana
~. water has receded considerably Although re tenn
,r.s have been quite high Saturday. serious dam
az. IS anticipated unless heavy rains This is not
nov probable temperatures will fall rapidly sun
day night and Monday
r. western storm is centred tonight The middle
n,.s,ppi Valley with about the Intensity Dur
Ing tho last twenfour hours Il has caused general rains
In the Gulf states. ohio vAey a and GTsT Lake rssSn
England accompanied BY much higher temperatures
,,ro have fallen decidedly. with snow In Nebraska
the @sIns in the middle and northern districts
Of the Rocky Mountains cue R5 n ys 90 another dis
There viii rain sunday IN the Atlantic states except
Valley lower lake region and snow N me upper
laFe region Missouri S snd half Of the terro wes
Of the Mountains TeFs n W" W be sow an, H9 a
sna and also in Colorado In the Atlantic states the
weather VII valleys and the south win be colder
sunday the MississPo VALLEY eastwa[d except IN
sunday and Monday It viii Be mssh eo colder in
nc On ths Coast the winds viii be fresh
east fresh 10 brisk south. becoming variable: the
SCUM Sou. 1if Coast fresh to south emitting north
and On lake hiohisan hish and mostly noriherly
Storm warnings displayed on the Pacific Coast from
warnings are displayed IN the - Teas Par
trai portions OF Illinois and Indiana. and at Hannibal. ST.
Paul and Minneapolis
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For Eastern New
1-or. the District Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania,
VIRGINIA Delaware Nev-Jersey, cloudy to-day prob
bv rai clearing colder Monday; fresh south winds
becoung northerly and brisk Monday.
For western Pennsylvania rain End colder to-day;
- and much colder tonight and Monday; brisk south
west TO northwest Who's - - -. - 4.
For western New York rain or STOW and colder to
49,, srow and colder Monday; brisk 10 hgh shifting
Svi,ds becoming rCrtherly.
For wr-Englsnd snow Ia northern poTton, rain "a
...L.rn Do-rion to-day probably Monday; varnsr
day: colder Monday western portion; brisk east to
north winds.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-E. NJ. Goldman. Nahant- ASTOlt
w. q. Iaughton-STDith. Birmingham, England
and W TansiIl oliver. Fairfax. Va. CAMBRIDGE
Captain J. Van Ness Philip. L. s. A FIFTH
AVFNUE-Dr. Orlando Quicker. Havana, and
Archbishop John Ireland, Minnesota; GRAND
CAPTAIN r T. Hartmann, L. :. A; General r ;.
Dodge. pay director L. 5. A. and colonel +. $.
Phipps L s. A. MAJESTIC. A McFarlan 1.
K.Tre H and Homer Everett. New-Havea-
sATOY-Arthur A. Noyes. Boston. and Mcclure
brown Pittsburg. VICTORIA-Captain George G.
Better L s \ wALDORF-ASTORIA-E u
master General Charles Emory Smith. Philadelphia:
\ w Jordan Boston. and Ex-Governor Frank
Brown OF Maryland
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Philip w Crawford. FOR many years engaged in
manufacturing. died Friday at the home Of his
cousin. Dr. George Maddox. No. 80 McDonough-st..
al the &c Of sixty-two. For quarter OF century
he had been a hat manufacturers agent. his place
OF business being at Mercer and Fourth sts- Man
haitian. He was q wei known Mason being Past
Eminent Commander OF a commandery OF Knights
Templar Of Philadelphia and former officer OF a
Masonic Blue Lodge Of the same city. He was also
a Noble Of the Mystic Shrine He leaves a widow
The funeral will take place on Tuesday at No
4.l2s Leidy-ave.. Philadelphia
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Lest have been misunderstood" said the jus
tice IT wish to say that out OF knowledge of the
board of magistrates born of nine years expert
ence I know that on all questions involving the
rights of property and all that obtains for justice
all questions OF vital Importance, they stand
together man. They stand for a rigid en-
forcement Of the laws that are not the dictun Of
legislature or Board OF Aldermen.
THE figures that l have cited show that that
magistrate whose percentage Of convictions was
stronger than mine was stronger in his opposition
the law in that particular instance than L IT.
when I made the previous statement some of the
board undertook put the coat and found that
It did not fit. that fault Of mine The
sequel the disposition Of those cases. and has to
me deep significance to the public"
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- eoR COLLEGE PRESIDENTS.

1,ooh,olooy President Finley OF the College
80 The city OF New-York. and President nun I'M
nb-evs OF stevens Institute. We're guests at u.
g., given IN the galleries Of the National Arts CIuo'
No 70 West Thrty-fourth-st yesterday 49,, 49,
10 % - x-,or,b,,rton was hostess. assisted oy
-. 1aeipsxeI See. Schoonmaker' koches'eI
"a Rarrett The Misses Miller and Barnes p0u,eu
go and Miss Eta Davies contributed p'O
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AsERMAN-As soHsryis y x February 1904 John
r a' at O'Clock p m Intsrnsnt South Branch
X. j. Friends and relatives invited
APPrEToN-On Friday February s. at his rssideno. IN
This city Daniel Fuller APPLETON. aged 7s years F-
neral services ,D T az s ernie Feby o. 'ss
Burial a Ipswich. Mass
cRAwFoRDon February 100, T. at - ne residence Of
brooklyn. philip W. cfawfOrd aged ss years Funeral
f. sN 81. ~ Ss@-rorR respecffsiy invited invited a. '" "
DUsENBERY-sudte THURSDAY. February 4 Joseph
5 y Re Ds3sa So p r SfS Ss s ss c
Internlsnt private. Please omit flowers
fay EssrusEy ..S SS q her q E,i
n. and Elizabeth A (ItoneyweiD Dyekman; In her
day February 5. at 1:3O m.
F1DSoN-At the residence Of her daughter. James
Herman Aldrieh on saturi1y. February 8. 1904 Mar
SaIet E>i Sgh R-o q. s1S %sTIs ,sonas
February II O'clock a m Interrnent private.
IGs-Qg SATURDAY ..,sTs =. EssTq S 100. por.
Hicks. Jamaica, Long Island. aged weeks and days
ToFgay o at hi; 81 ss ,- S 81 der s
Funeral late residence Monday. February ;. 1904
$50 o'clock m
late Thomas W. HOOven Intsrn=nt private
JEssUP-on February s. az Ns~-DsrD; staten 1s,.ne
neal services at the MorGvian church New-Dorp on
sShaa Connecting Win soat Saving foot q s
D.
1IvrxGsToN-on Friday. February 5. 1904. Helen L.
Of Robert L. Livingston. the residence
OF her parents Luther and Annie Parsons Kountze
S-th-st. Funeral service will be held Grace
church Broadway and 1Oth-st-. Monday. February :.
at 10 a. Intsrnent at wOodlawn-
NoRToN-On Thursday. February =. 1900. North
salem. " Y. Cornelia A. widow Of MelancthOn Nor
ton and daughter Of the late William Lawrence.
Funeral her late residence Montay February 5. at
m Carriages viii meet train at Brewster
rival OF 9G6 train from Grand Central station
PATTERSON-At his residence. Upper Nontciair. ". J..
February 6. 1904 William patterson IN hts 6Ith
Funeral Tuesday morning. papers please
sF-Aw-On Friday. February s. 1904 SaIlie Carr
4auzhter late General John Indiana ard
WIDOW q Charles G. shaw. Funeral services az her
late residence. Florence No. les
day. February :. at II a. Interrient private.
sTAFFORD-On Friday. February 5. 1894.
dence. 186 West I1th-st. New-York. Harriet
ford widow q the late william p. stafford IN
wear % FureFal a
Monday. a 2 O'clock IEternent "
Y at convenience Of the family.
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Should read DAILY by all interested as ensns''
may tme) 80.
Foreign mails for the ending February D. lyets
promptly all at the General Fostotco
as close hour
below Parcels-Post Mails Tor Ger
many close a 5 m. Monday. 3 3 Kaiser Ntn des
Crosse. wednesday. 5. Bilcher
Regular and Supplementary mails close az Foresn
on half hour closing time shown below texcsps
Supplementary Malls for Europe and central Amer
Colon close hour later at Foreign Statonl
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUESDAY-At $50 a for Europe, per Kaiser
WIN. Crosse Plymouth. Cherbourg and BreIneni
$50 a for Italy direct. per 5. Lsiria (nail
be directed per 5. $. Ldguria -. -
WEDNESDAY-At $50 a. m. Complementary II a. ND
Or Europe. g Oceanic. via Queenstown
THURSDAY-At a. m. for France Switzerland. italy.
spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece and British
India. la Lorraine, via Havre (nail Tor 0tner
parts Europe be directed per $. 8. La Lor-
raine'D
sATURDAY-At a. for Europe, per > > NeNr-1ors.
Plymouth and CherbOurg (mal for ireland must %
directed 3 New-NOTk'J. a. Tor
direct. 8. Vadersnd tulal must De d.
rectsd Der NaderarTJ: at $50 a. m. for ltsly
direct per Hohenz0lsrn Cnail must be direetet
per s. HohenzOllern'); at $50 a m for Scotland
direct. $ Anchorit mail must De directed per
. AnchoriaD at 1880 a m. Complementary Il M
for Europe. per Umhria- via Queenstown =.
SJNDAT-At a. m. Belgium, =. = Finlano
be directed per 1. .. FinlandA
After CLOSING Supplementary fransatlanti1
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails ar
opened the piers OF the American English French
and German steamers and remain open until with Ten
Minutes OF the hour Of sailing OF steamer.
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LEGAL Official Record.-The foilowins


Highest temperature yesterday a degrees lowest 60
average IS for eorespon ling date last year 80
,.rna for corresponding date twenty-five -
Local forecast. Cloudy today probably rain clearing
ar colder Monday: south wnds. becoming nort
and Monday
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GENERAL JOHN c. BLACK BETTER.

washington, Feb. 1.-THE condition OF Genera 1i
1obn G Black. Civil Service Commissioner an n
-,snder In chief of the Grand Army OF the
,",,I,o a. reported to be decidedly improved To-
oh.
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scHwAs RESTS AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Atlantic City. y. J.. Feb. 6.-Charles II. Schwab
and his secretary arrived here this afternoon They
are at the Hotel Brighton. MI Schwsb declared he
was here for a rest. and declined to talk.
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BARON Won HORST.
PHILIP w. CRAWFORD.

Graz Feb. s-Baron Won Horst formerly Austrian
Minister OF Defence is dead
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
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Religious Notices.

20 per line.
ST. AGNES CHAPEL Trinity Parish s~8-v -
colunbus-ave Rev w T. MANNINf. d T, vxs~r-
Services az the usual hours. IRE VIII prsse6 a
Il and q. - -
TEMPLE EMANUEL. shave. and s,,o8sv
ii.Io Dr. slLN ERMAN. TIE Need OF . Nee Ma ~
living AL welcomA -
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Tribune Local Observations

In this diagram the continuous white line shows ne
changes in pressure Indicated by The Trbunes SEX
recording TIE dotted line SHOWS the tehi
narature as recorded BIZ the local Weather bureau
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
go the Weather Bureau changes IN the TEN
perture tie last twenty four hours. IN Comparison
Ter, the corresponding date Of last year:
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ToD-CHEw-on wednesday. February 3. 1904. At the
By Rector. Lewis Cameron. Katharine Alexander.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Phineas p. Chew, Robert
l.. Tod. OF Nev-IOrk
wHTTE-JACOBS-At Salt Lake City on January %.
by the Rev Or. Padsn. Grace Jacobs. daughter OF
Mr. and J. @. Jacobs to Lieutenant sherman
Avery White. L. s. A
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Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

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n TIT. country abroad. and address changed -
desired Subscriptions may be given 10 yeur
regular dealer before leaving. " more conVenlenT
hand them In at THE TRIBUNE ONCE
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii be
repubIshed In The Tri-weekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE
be republIshed IN The Tri-Weekiy Tribune without
extra charge.
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERWRITERS.

Great Pinelawn Cemetery.-2.3f5 Easy o. ac-
reasonable in price Ofice- Is Broad ST. " Y
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BRISK BUSINESS

RE DID BRISK BUSINESS
t,rcuxn using the Little Ads. of the People" which
appear n The Tribune. How often hears this sai5!
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

MoNDAY-At 1880 D. m for Antigua Martinique and
CTuadaIOupe per 3 81 Messina (mail for Bar
bados. Trinidad British. Dutch and French Guiana
must be directed per Messina''D
TUESDAY-At 8 a m. for Argentine. Uruguay and Par-
sFray. per = Arabistan. at $50 a. m supple-
Elementary 1890 a. M for Inag1a Haiti and sanss
Marta per Alene; az $50 m supple
1880 M for Central Ameriea except Costt
RicaJ and South Pacific ports. Iucatan linsik
for Guatemala must be directed per s. = 4ucatan >
wEDNESDAY-At II supplementary 1880 2. M TOT
Bahamas per Antilia mail must be directed per
Antila'D: at Il III for Northern Brazil. per . s.
Basil. via Para and Manaos.
THURSDAY-At 5 a. m for Cuba. per . Esperanzs
mail FOR Mexico. via PrOgresO, Campeche and Vera
cruz directed per Espeganza' y ar .
Elementary 1870 D. M for Bahamas. per . . Ma
Mexico via IamplcO must De directet
per 3. NfagaraD
FPIDAY-At a m. supplementary 1880 nj fos
Inagus and Haiti per $ 3 Athos: at LOO ?. m. ror
Brazil per .. Eastern Prince. via Pernamouco. RIO
Janero and mail for Northern Brazil Argentine
Uruguay and Paraguay must be directed per 3 s.
Eastern Prince
sATURDAY-At $50 supplementary $50 a m.b
for Curacao and Venezuela. 8. 8. Zulia mail for
Samantha and Cartagsna must BE- directed per g.
ZuIfa''D: at a. Porto Rico. COarno via
Ssn Juan; a. Complementary 1870 a. fos
Fortune Island Savanills and Cartagena.
sarna mail for Costa Rica must be directed pes
Sarnis'D: at 10 a m. for Cuba. per . 3 Mexico.
via Havana
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Domestic Rates
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
all points United States Canada and Mexice
(outsde OF the boroughs OF Manhattan and The
Bronx. Also Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and the
Philippines without expense for foreign post
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stephen Merritt EmbT-g LIST. Urdertakers. ssf-s "
ed St Tel LISA 1.525 Chelsea frank E Campbell
Rev stephen Merritt. the world vide-xnovu un-
teraker only place q business shave
larSess IN the world Tal- Ia and IL Chelsea
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Mail subscribers IN Hew-York City to the DAILY sad
TRI-WEEg-LY will be charged cent CODY sxtrs
postage In addition TO the rates named above
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. Ere. EXCEP1



C.T-RA-Vta Tampa closes a
except Thursday. too tths connecting mails
close here on MONDAYS Wednesday and Saurdaysl.
MXIC CITY-Overland unless specially addressed for
dispatch " steamer this Office daily except
sunday at 80 D. and 1880 m sundays at
D. m. and 1880 D
NEwFOTTNDIAA Nb-By rail 70 North sydney themes
By steamer, closes this Office daily $50 m.
connecting close here Monday. Wednesday
ar Saturday.
JAMAICABy Philadsiphia and thence by
closes a this Office 1870 D. m. every sunday. BY
rail Boston. and thence by steamer closes az tha
O-ice 9 30 m. every Friday.
MIQUEION-By rail 70 Boston. and thence By steamer.
closes al this office daily $50 p.
BELIZE PUERTO CORTiEZ and GUATEMALaA-By rail-
to and thence BY closes this
ONCE daily except sunday. 1850 and 1000
d Sundays at Fl ?. ami 1000 (cOnnscraD
mail closes here Mondays az 1880 p. M -
COSTA RICA-By rail TO Nev-Orsans. and thence ~
steamer this Office daily except sunday. az
f1:sO D and t1O3O p. m. Sundays at n p. ard
1000 D. Connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
1000 Z.
BAHAMAS except ParcesPOst NailslBy rail TO Mart
Fla. thence by steamer. closes at IS
wednesday and Saturday.
tRsgistsred Mail closes at D. previous day.
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versaI Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed a.
the following
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