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CELEBRATIONS TO-DAY.
Dinners and Entertainments n
Memory of WaShins tOn.

The Observance OF Washlngton's Birthday IN this
city by giving dinners IN the evening appears 70
be becoming more popular year By year. and to-
night there VIII be many dinners IN honor Of the
birth OF the drst President OF the United States.
who for more than century has been "arst in
the hearts OF his cOuEtryrnCu-' Among the dinners
given by patriotic societies viii be that Of the SOci-
ETY. OF the Sors Cs the Revolution IN the state OK
New-York at Delmonico's. In addition 20 an ap-
propriate souvenir. Zach guest AZ the dinner VIII
receive prizt OF the "Chevauer Paul Jones
medal from Samuel p. Avery. who has had them
struck of from an original he owns. The dinner
Will be served az small tables. seating eight persons
In honor os the one hundred and seventy second
auuiversory OF the birth o. George washington.
the New-TCrk State Society OF the Cincinnati viii
give It's annual dinner this evening at the Cniver-
sity Club AmouS the guests % honor invited are
Major General Corb-n and Rear Admiral Rodgers
The CniyersaLst Club will give dinner IN cor
nection with its regular WasHlngton's Birthday
meeting az the St Denis Hotel. Broadway ard
Eieventh-st-. this evening RABBI SHERMAN OF
Temple Emanuel. VIII be the guest OF the club
and VIII speak The Jew Patriot"
Randolph GuEEe-Sei-uCr. who was president OF
the City Council I'm the Van Wyck admins
tration. will give dinner for about eight hundred
uewsJOys IN the NewsbOys' Home. IN New-Chan-
bers-st. and viii give advice to them IN a speech
after their stOmachs are fun This has become
yearly habit with Mr.. Gugse1heimer.
The New-York State Department OF Labor viii
give a dinner at Reiselweber's Circle Hotel
Eighth-ave. and Fifty-eghth-st-. this evening
Governor OdeL. Senators Platt and Depew and
many members OF the legislature have been invited
To attend It,
me Togsh Club. At No. 2 Groye--zt. has sent
its annual WGshiugtOns Birthday dinner late this
afternoon.
An entertainment at the West Side Branch o.
the Young Mems Christian Association, NO. SlS
West Ftfty-se geuth-st. this evening. VIII include
Eymnastc exhibition, music and srereO2tcon
views.
one OF the day celebrations OF Washtngton's
Birthday viii be at the New-YOrN Catholic Pro
tect0rv az 10 A special train for guests
leaves hUrCreG-ar-t tyrlnJh-st and Third
ave. g-4J q. T1.
As usual on the holiday an the schools and most
Of the places Of business in the city are closed
to-day. and the American flag VIII float over al
public buildings and many private buildings
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WHAT IS CONC ON TO-DAY.

Nev-Yo-k Catholic Prdtec-1ry celebration o. washing
toms Birthday 10 a.
Theta Delta chi convention. Hotel Majestic. II a.
ureeaheaer dIaner for newsJ0ys at Newshoys' Home
Negg-Char-u--z-
Review Of the 9Th Regiment AZ is nrm5ry.
Isrchcou. washington Continental Guard FrsunoeE
Tavern
Special meeting Nev-Yorz city chapter Daughters o.
the American Revolution. Sherry's. 3 20 , nA
Sey-Y1rk state society q Cincinnati. annual dinner
CT tie University club. evening.
Dinner at DeI-cuc5's. Of the Revolution. , m
Meeting New-York Universast Clab. St Denis. ?. m
Dinner of Associated o, Faraguts Fleet hou-
GUMS SI1tL-ase. and Iveaty-cish-h 81. $ 2. n
Annual dinner state Department % Labor Iseuwehsrs
Grand circle Hotel. Eify-eisltf- - and E.s"tA-A'e
Seventh anniversary celebration west st- Pranch Young
Mems Christian Ass1claf-1n. NO olo west E.-ls-ac'
enlist. Sis rU-
Free lectures q the Board E5ucntlon. p mPuhio
School 40. q. One-huu and forty r7r'-st ana
Edgec1rrhe-ave. The Canyons % The colorado,
J.. 5 DcIcrtalsh: Puddle school 10. - seventeen
a. ana TIrs--ave. Rome a. It is To-lay.'' 4, A.
Gallup. Public school NO. la5. Fitty arst 81 ana
ITrst-avc. story o. the stars Atis MAY
Proctor: Public school SO. los Eighty Ninth t
tween Columbus and Amsterdam nve7. .'Nap2eor-
Columbus and AuEterlaru ave-. Eeit''o
Incidence" a. T. WaluaTt Educational Alliance
East Broadway and Jorfers0E-st Tbs shadow " On
ObalisE." J. o. SANFORD. Public school No 80
s-Flr 4 seventh st and 81 AM.
ave .'rre English City-from city Han 70 wa"
Street. Ir. T. - Kelley.
Tia Canadian camp dinner Hotel 81. Denis 1.8o ? n
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=. issued by q European government, and
-, a close approach 20 the principle of eK-
--.,or of private property rom seizure on land
"a IN time OF war. This policy. which was
60 by the American Commissioners at
=. p.ace Congress. IS the most practical meth
- :. .,,n,r1.zing the evils OF war ard of re-
.-,..irg The destructive energies OF modern ma
- :, contests between fighting ships. Enlight-
- -rfncip!es. which are IN advance OF current
,-..-,eti3ual practice. reflect honor upon the
- r,eDartnout even Il & be premature 70
- 20 secure the commerce Of the world
-, attack or disturbance during wartime.
r.. British neutrality proclamation follows
-. urecedezts IN the wa- between the United
- and Erain. bat there is a marked tn
- among leader writer's 70 favor more rig
80 treatment OF shipments Of coal as con-
- =. var and liable 20 seizure. After the
,,,hs-na award the law officers OF the Crown
= ,bs, the requirements OF neutrality would
:. ,-suere5 e the beUigeren:s were dealt with
= .,,,sl terms and g supplies were limited to
=, necessities OF voyage TO the nearest port
- tbe ships Gag. British jurists have al
-, con.eaded that supplies OF coal cannot be
--.,a.ea as Illegal any more than the sale Of
=, and munitions OF war; but some leader
-, are now arguing that coal is not entitled
..,s-ption from seizure on the high seas dur
~. vs-tirae. and that 81 IS as important as
-. and shot IN naval warfare. and equally
-, 70 condemnation IS contraband. British
-.s.-.s have cluns tenaciously to their trad
-svneees during periods OF hostilities; but
-. - tho Journalists At least are learning. as
= chamberlain SAYS. ito think imperially."
=, naval war England VIII have a great ad-
-.-.,s In her chain Of fortified coalIng stations
.to v~o-rF when her own varshius can
- h. far away from coal supply under the
60, Il IS clearly an imperial interest that the
,-ygere q coal supply 10 beliigerent ships IN
ror.rs1 po-ts should be restricted as Ear as pos
,nls and that coal Itself. without which modern
,,,sss are helpless. shall be classed with arms
50 munitions as contraband OF war
I Y 2.
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A PLEA FOR FRANCES TAVERN.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Police Commissioner McAdoo made before the
Architectural League this plea for beautiiuI city
..rr Won will make clear your high aims for the
CITY YOU viii find the city officials eager to meet
Won more than half way IN effort FOR the citys
good and as I understand it, n city beauufcl is
CITY good" The requirement and restoration OF
t-rsrnces' Tavern VIII add a historical relic
faqrtifuI with the beauty Of history. and the
memories OF the eighteenth century-t0 the clty
eirao4v been voted 20 give this relic a worthy
-r.-s-r Are we asking TOO much Of the city au-
tIr-fGs not 10 raseild this righteous resolution
Farri0tfc women stand ready 70 restore *. as Il
49, when General Washington hallOWed Its Long
Room but they want sunlight on the east and
south sides. as Il shone then and little park
r-tera the visitor from any part OF the world
sit and study this historic landmark from all sides
T. h n rare chance 10 preserve a fragment OF the
EIGHTEENTH century I'm the OusUeep OF the TWEEN
-fst6 certlIr-. Restored and Isolated u VIII be
Shrine Tor uigrims from many lands and in
s-ratiou to tle school children OF our great city.
ARTHUR HUNTINGTON ALLEN.
BRIGHTON Heights Reformed Dutch Church, New
Brighton, Feb. -, liza
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OalcIaI Record and Torecast.-TI ashng'o1 Feb IL
-ba southern ds.u-sauce sun continues IN moderate
se-ae near the Middle Gulf Coast while tho one H'''
SATURDAY night IN the Northwest has developed INTO
we'll marked storm moved eastward 70 Nosth Ike
7r.r-r There IS also a third u very decided
character over the extreme North Pacific Coast As
result OF these three disturbances rains and SHOWS have
ter general except In middle slope and the south
r.ateau followed. however. BY clearing weather from
the ,lrpe- Mississippi valley westward 20 Tie ROCKY
---,.I.-7tl-.z have risen decidedly IN the Atlantic
c-s-.4 Ohio valley and the greater p9flon or l-e 49,
have fallen caEoeFaoy IN W. ~, - s1Irlvs tra storm
an high pressure which G-.g ~ ertte-n
srtcs lie central west Southwest and extreme "es'
he temperatures have cnanseg out s+y,i, states fol-
2nei .y --e viii 20 snow iu lake region Monday
l.L - c5I5 yrave iu the upper ard at night IN tle
- -s+-i-t In Ohio Valley tho weather wa.
Nfrav win rapidly falling telapeFaiufe IReIe VII
B s-arasy or Monday nlght in the Northwest WIN
rising temperature. sNtendlAs l{ - iii oiso "a
MiSr'i,, -rfss.ay in tie upper Mississippi Valley.
,,,r.c,st for specIaI LOcalities.-For England.
-. .r,,ee7av fair much colder with a cold wave
-, ~-.,-,st portion. high southwest winds. becoming
r., INSECT Of Columbia to-day; Tuesday fair and
I- fresh 10 brisk shifting winds. becoming northwest
5S Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. rain to-day and probably
turning % snow II I3i r 10 hin southwest TO
~ Tes-sre end New-1e-scy. rain today Iieslay
fair ana colder. brisk high southwest TO northwest
"inds. ,. ,,,vvYorl raia to-day turning 20 snow in
-. - v,est portions: colder n the interior with
ga wave AZ night. Tuesday fair and COLDER Ash SCUM
ySat-s-r rcu1sy iyarla colder today. With rain
~ ---h norton luesday fair. except snow near LAKE
I--i- brsx southwest - northwest who's ,,, ,r-n
~ a. snow. cola wave night Tuesday snow hlSn
soutaweFt 20 northwest winds
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Eehruary ~.
AN ELEVATED FOR THE NEwHAVEN.

: =
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Your paper deserves well OF the people OF
The rr5rv FOR the way Il has tried 10 hasten rapid
transit facilities u looks that legal battle
between the Chester corporations VIII delay the
desired improvements for u long time, and IN the
end be like the two snakes in the old story where
each got hold OF the others tail and both chewed
on tin nothing was left OF either. Meanwhile the
people suffer in crowded cars. Why not get the old
reliable New-Haven Railroad Company TO start IN
at once and give immediate relief 10y putting IN tenn
porary electric power plants along It's road between
tho Harlem Rlvcr and Ncw-Rochclie? About n dozen
ordinary sized dynaraos would keep the trains NOV
ing between those points until such time as more
uerraanaDt plant could be built and they cou-I the
he Sold for very little less than their original COST
Tine citv would profit by 10. even IT the people Hi
r. Stand half the cost. Then give the NeW-A ORR,
%evv-FIaven and Hartford Railroad company a
chatter TO build and operate an elevated raFpau IA
F-f~e+-aye from the Harlem River 70 liousJo-l-sL
o-5 down one narrow street TO a point an the rear
81 Tho Tribune Building. loop around ana BACK IN
another narrow street streets 70 Houstoi-sL ana
I Womb cost about 100000 CouJside fEure)
The PEOPLE could spend S0tt1tJV more io9lshly. a
e., icorartuership agreement could be drawn up
Whereby the peoples rights would be wen pIoIecte4
ana thew would certainly be well projected Cluer
o1I- present Mayor and Corporation counsel
Several cross streets are available below one
ty-ffth-st. for CrOSstoWn connect
- limos The West SiGe could be treated IN Ike
manner by the same company.
l,SIIi.0Iis slIbvavs. especially IN time OF earth
G,iaI-as and New-York is as likely 20 have earth
T,IoLes a q anv other part OF the world. -
qI1e115,-vr~I< Ireb TO- BRONX SUBSCRIBER
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PhIrcre Islands Francisco cos. here dal1y as
ESQ Up 70 February rs Inclusive for dispatch
per o. s. transport
Ns7.-zea,srd Australia Except wesO Nsw-Calsaonia
rijL samoa and Hawaii. via San Francisco
Oily at $50 % February 81 Inclusive
the British mail for Nev-Zealand does arrive n
time u connect wiki this dispatch. mas-coslng
ct 1aJ me- t-31 a. an g 81 sundays a 4.3O
g. H.. o a. n and $50 3. m.-wtl be made up and
Forwarded until the arrival of the Curard steamer).
AuFtrall WesD Fiji Islands and Nsw-CaIsdonia
= c. close here daly $50 .. Up to February fg7
inclusive. for dispatch per 5. 8 MowsrA
me- via ea,
T-7r-is-o close re~a Tofv $50 ID 20 Fsbr.ar,v
20 inclusive. f-r dispatch per 9 Doric
Hawaii. viz Fraucs-o close here daily 80 D n,
ur % March ~, inclusive. FOR dispatch per a a
Tahiti eud M7rgussas Islands vfa Francisco close
here daily 40 ESQ % March f13. Inclusive for
dispatch 8 Larlrosa-
China AMI luuan Seattle close here daily D N
10 On February rs. inclusive. for Dispatch per a a
Ci-a ar5 Japan va Vancouver ard victoria C. clos,
here daily $50 2. Up March rs. incusIve Or
dispatch per Empress % Intia taIerchandiss Tor
United states Postal Agency Shanghai cannot - for
varied via Ca-alaI-
SO-E--Cuess o-aerwise addressed West Australia u.
forwarded VIA Europe and NevZealar5 Philippines
FraIclsco-the quickest routes. Philipninex
le fully prepaid the foreign rates HaEaff q.
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively.
Iralzrac. mails are forwarded port q sailing daily
ana the schedule q closils presurp-
ton .L -.--er lrr- ria1. fRegis-
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postrastsk
Fostof1es' NeW-10rN. y. y. February %. 1904
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DR. BOGERT NOT TO LOSE SIGHT.
accident in Chemical Experiment VIII Keep
Him from Work Several Weeks.

IT Aarston Taylor BoEert. OF Columbia. who
"a injured by explosion IN q chemical expert
14l before his class on Saturday, was reported 10
resting quietly at his home. no. $50 West one
--i.l a-and-afty- fourth-st. yesterday. il YVES
&c taat while he painfully hurt BY the eX-
DOsiof' u was not thought he had received any
ornament serious injury AIS eve which was
- ~ cut By flying glass. not hurt 50 FAR as
papa IS concerned. and a Is not thought. There
itg The eve
go ls probable that Professor Bogcrt, because o.
- ll1ck. the necessity OF treatment for his eye
60 tle temporary Disagreement OF HIS face from
70 VII hol De able 10 resume his academic duties
Nef az least several weeks.
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lnT TELEGRAPH TO THE TEIBUNEl
Lenoz. Mass, Feb. 2.-Winter sports in Lenox
have attracted n large party from New-York and
Boston for tbs Washington Birthday holidays.
skee!ug. coastlug and sleishiug are the pleasures
OF the time. Among those who are registered at
the hotel az, Mrs Frank *. Sturgis. GIr and Mrs.
George T. Turuure. 1Ir. and Mrs. Newrold Morris.
William sloane. John Sloane. Mr.. and Mrs w after
T. MAYNARD F0-svrle NNIrkez. Miss Marian Haven,
Miss Croker. George 7. klugsland and Alexander
s. webb. r.. of New-IOrN.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

Charles Fry, Bostoa FIFTH AyENJ .-se senate,
-0-ontn ard ~ l. Gazza.n. Seattle IMPERIAL
DR. X Sulzberger. Berlin. NAJESTIC-W- Arthur
MADDOX richmond and J. Frank Drake. Spring,
feld MANHATTAN-H. r Hunt Yokohama ana
leonard r Frisbie. Hartford METH r.l.l,2 \ u
G+C-erran. Detroit. NFW-ANS TEttDAA-
Professor a. j. Bristol. Cornell University VIC
TnRIA-DllNcr y. Burlen. Syracusa
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Should b rsad DAILY By al Interested. ahanr.s
may occur AZ any tue)
ForHlEu malls FOR ending February
WI close promptly In al at the General Post
once as follows Parcels Post Mails close
earlier than closing time shown below Parcels
IoT Germany close at p. Friday. 8 Patricia
and supplementary mails close
o SCI hour later than closing time shown below (exospt
Am
Tea, VIA Colon close Foreign station)
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AMoRl F Tas3os 10 ' asra At r rs 5:,
TaafIsas r.sp5. Or Nsv-Yo-l- Services VIII 1s ssli
the "a inst. a, 1890 IassrueHt at Greenwood
BRATHwArrE-suaicn,y. At mitn,gat on saturday.
February ~ az ~ 81 Is yri-ss-- ri-st5vvsi e
snd daughter q the 9,s CHodoro Mssnsta' F Lsyios
the dead wiz 10 said at ST. An.reys CHURCH. stan
Sar.aSas IN vai,.nr en- arrival o. i0.45 Train
BSi5in5ro AMI Detzoi, pagers please copy.
Errv-1ERHOrF-On Saturday February 90 1904 Rca-
ard Son o. tt- late Richard L and Catharins v
-s.s rssiFa--e SO 5-- IsvtrEr01-ave.. Brooklyn. On
Tuesday. February 3. at $50 ?. m
By11A, Monroe, Y Ee51arv r. 1904 sa1u' IS.
res ienoa. Tlez.ay. February D. AZ 1870 .. m
colELon EstruaFy TO- aot E-7aSets S s.j79 Al
Conn and daughte- o. Joseph T ,elllneh FUNERAL
77t-st. on Taelly. rse-,ry O. at Il a. m Inter-
r-ent at convenience o. ll-.l-s'
covnrT-A, vestar.t y T.. On FritaZ. Fsor2sEy 70
e1c ~ her aEs Funeral services Monday Febru-
ar - from her late residence Jroa Place on arrival
O'Clock m. Interaeat at eoa'en!eHss Of the fam
cqSgF9 3, e. yst ,s no on 81 s'i s?5 E:a T.7
5 .5' AZ Ha5iss OF funeral hereafter.
C--Rrrr--At Lakewood y. j. February %. 1904 John
Iarn Gsa-a, r. his 55d yeah EtaerS seTyis s, a;
tuesday. February -. at IL Philadelphia pagers
c0Py.
H,FFrs-su.ienly. at Nev-YorE. on February 70 1904
WiaIn =. ...-z-5,. ' X, 1fS EI-st I,6at-afr n j.
On raesia February % on arrival q rain leaving
80 o. m Haze.toa Peaul papers please copy
r,rvsER-on SATURDAY. February 20 looa at.er BRET
UIre-z FLORENCE Delight BarrinEer vie OF Rev s.
Gslasv Eeyaer. FuHsral from her ate resdeaSe.
--.1-- n 300 Carriages VIII meet train leaving
Grand central Depot at 10 p Ii 4n-erIneHt at
Fhl1ebecl
,r-,rsvr-s-st s.. rury's Fectory Saturday February
C~--vrA r.s4vre Island. and % the ate
captain Thomas M-SIarus. Solemn mass o. requiem
81 evsg TrIaz5av. February %. az 10 a. Divine
are requested 20 attend
sTTrr-On February q. 1904 Cnarlotte NoCoun strL
ne a. The late Isaac san aged 90 years months
Psla+vea and f-fsu5s % the family are Invited %
attend the funeral services on Fueslay February o.
~ o'clock 70. the residence of her sorln-law
5rivatA Orange county and NewburE papers please
copy
VAN B1ARCoM-on February %. a. Newton. y. j.
Lewis Van Earco. IN the teth year o. his age Funeral
services &c his late residence. IN Ne"-l1' Oh "elA'S
day afternoon. az 3 O'Clock
"fS9i HstteriH ALERT sen q Rev Ernss, Wsthsr
ana Aut0nia Albert Wood aged nine Days Funeral
private
vvoRrfs-on February 20 1904. Ann Maria widow OF
s,Lh ysSfia~.. %, Ter SON FREDERICK worm No sI4
go o.
wR1aHT-sudssnIy on Sunday. Fesrgsry n. 1904 a,
his late rssiteAce 20 - w. A--d-s-' 4Aoras
CEMETERIES
tS GTspt pi5S aSs f list q 5 Is B95aG '
UNDERTAKERs.
stephen Merritt Em5T'g sst. Undertnkers. .41-s "
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rRANsATI.ANrfc MAILS

TCESDAT-At 73O m FOR Netherlands Erect 20
. Stauteudam fmail directed "per
st73teHdaI1 ,; at $50 for Italy direct Per A ..
STELLA t-laii must be directed per 8. > SicUfafI
" E--c E~DAT-At Z. 80 a. m. Complementary o ~
for Europe. per 5. 8 Cedric lueenstown mail Tor
france. switzerland Italy. Spain PORTUGAL Turkey
EgypJ Greece and British India drsctsd 'psr
Cefric'D -
TfCRSDAY- Z a m. FOR Francs Switzerland rtafv
SPAIN Portugal, Turkey. Egypt. Greece and British
l0lla, g. Ia T0uraine Hav-e (rnaU o+har
parts OF Eu-ope must be directed per a Ia Tol-
ralne')t az 1i0 a. FOR Italy direct per 3 Prina
Ofar tnl1N must Be directed per Prfnz Oskar'')
from Boston - - -
- ~ EtDA f-At A m cor Europe per = PhfIafeE-
pea. Va Plymouth and Cherbourg mail for scntIand
Ireland and Liverpool must be directed per Phila-
l-lp1a'l az $50 m. Complementary 10 a. M for
Elr3ps per 8 = Campania, VIA Queenstown; $40
O. m Tor lEium direct s. 9 be
directed per g Zeeand''): a $50 a. m for Italy
erect, per g g Princess Irens Do
per g Princess Trens''l. $50 Scotland
Greet. per Furnessa mail BE- directed sspsr
island mail must De directed per 1sland'6
Ate the closing OF the Supplementary Transit anita
Malls named above additional Supplement Mails ar
opHei on The piers OF the American. English French
anl ter-an steamers until within Ten
Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC


TEsDATAt . 80 m Complementary 1870 M for
iHat4a. h1lu and santa Marta. per Adirondack
ll Tor cane Haiti and Port de Paix be directed
~l-T5 tl-rondacf' D. az 10 a N. for Trinidad
Lri1lL psr g > Eastern Prince via Peruanbuco. Rio
saneiro and santos mail Brazil
CIuElay and Paraguay must Be directed Per EaEt-
FrCce'l
WEDNEsDAY-At N. for Northern Brazil p-r q q
Hilary. Para and Manaos- at $50 a m Cgrn-l,
nentary 1880 M f0r Central America (sxcept Csta
tleat and south Pacific ports. Der g. Ssguranca via
loon mail Tor Guatemala must be directed per
Paraguay. per ChauCer; IN 80 a m FOR Rar.-
Lado5 and BraZil. Catania. Pernau1bIco.
Rio Jaucl-7 and santos Northern Brazil -
genuine uruguay and Paraguay directed per
TIIUltSDAI-At a N. for Cuba per . a vfrfIsnef.
t-laA Tor Mexico. via PrugresO. Campechs nd
Sru@ must % directed Der . Vigilancia') 3 A m
Ior 5ernl-ia per s. g. PRETORIA $50 N Rsr-
EutA Enroad0s Trinidad. British Dutch an6 Fre,ch
Guiana per s. s. PismOnts Cmau be
s. tie-1ute D. at l. Complementary 80 n
EalaInas per s. Seneca mail for Mexico. via Tan
plc9 must be directed per s.
sI---'A4-Ar 300 Complementary ny
llagud and Haiti. Valencia. al for Cs-ar
tarasn9 en- santiago, per Yumurf mail must %
nle1ra-y $50 Tor Lesward and Windarf faTsls.
British. Dutch AID French Guiana. per q CarIbb..
1ail for Grenada and Trinidad be directed psr
Carbbee'). -
sATCEDAY-At $50 a. m Cslpplsrasnta-v s.so q. -,
Tor curacao and Venezuela per O 8 Maracafho f-aah
t1r Savdnilla ald Cartagena directed ps- "a a
Naraca-1o lf az a. m. for Porto Rico per . Ponce
Via san Juan az DO a Complementary fO.s6
tage1a. per s. Si0iria mail for
ciEecie1 per . e. SlDirta az 10 a. C}renada
-rni1ad and Ciudad Bolivar. s. Maracas va
Irniiat; AZ 10 a H. for cuba, per A a Mexloo. via
Havana -
sUNDAY-At a m. FOR Argentina Uruguay ana PR
g1ly. .. orc. --~-
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r4,rbest temperature YESTERDAY - desrees, 49, -" -
- 70 average for corresponding date '-s' s1-' o.
= .,---s-oranr date twenty-five years .
a'eIAse Rain to-day. Tuesday fAl So4-s4'
- ssr.thvgest 70 northwest WINGS
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CUBA-Via Post Tampa Fla. closes tnfs orcs daily
except 1880 a connectiua $3.50.
close mere on Mondays. Wednesdays and saturdaVsl
MECO CllI-Overland. unless specially address.d rr
Dispatch by steamer. closes this
sunday az $50 p and 1880 .. N +. sundavs az 4
M. and 1890 b.
NORTHUMBERLAND rail- 20 North sydney and tnsncs
D. steamer. closes this Office daily al 8
lcorasctng mails close hers Monday "Wednesday
ard saturday,
JANAICA-8y rail Philadelphia ana theme. nv
steamer. doses ar this Office 1870 m every sun
BY Boston. and n steamer cIoses
az this Office at $3.50 p. every Friday
MIQCELDN-By rail- % Boston and thence by steau,.r
closes az us oil1o daily az $50 M
BELIZE PUERTO CDItTEL and GUATE1fAIsA-rv rail
Neo-t]rieals. and thence closes AZ
Office daily except sunday az II 80 ,. and 1880
2 Sundays at Fl p. and t10.3O p. (connectnx
mail closes here Mondays at 1000 p nj.
COSTA EIcA-By rail to Nev-Orleans and themes bv
steamer. closes az TITS Office daily Sunday
r1.a1 o. m and 1850 >. Sundays n m
1850 m. connecting mail closes here Tuesdays
4l0.o0 ND
BAHAMAS Except Parces-Post Mas-By -an % Miami
ia. and thence steamer. closes IS 30 every
Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
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