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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Circus Madison Square Garden.
Lecture by William H. Truesale president OF tns LACK
Alscrman,- hearing cutting Up Governors RooH S1y
Hail. p
Exercises at Columbia University IN eo9TsmoratioT, Of
o. the civH code France. 4.30 p. n
Congregational Club meeting, Hotel St Denis Broaa-
way and Ecy-Uth-st. evening
Opening reception. Y. 81. c. A. building 1Wenty-
thri-st. near seventh-aye-. evening.
Address h John Mott to young mems Bible class Of
Forty-sivth-st.. 5:45 p
Meeting Reformed Church Union Hotel SAVOY. Z. p m
Regular meeting Republican Club. No "a West Fortieth-
,t..tr7 ~eu-Yorr, stat. Medical Association. No II
west Fa-ty-t5lrd-st.. .. IT,.
ew-Yorx Academy OF Sciences section q Eeo,ogy and
ana Charles p. Eerkey; american Museum OF Nat
No 50 waverisy Place. p.
Free lectures or TIE Eoard az Education ,. n
a95 9 Of no Bones b5oaat52s e5 D
Iusiee H. Berry; Public school No D. One-l55alL
Hale" 8I.ss Dotha stono Pinned: Public school 30
T. 10 = Fast ITenJy- seen ~ FlaTt IA
cox Illustrated; Public school No -. Hubert and
Panama canal Luther p Mckinney; Pu6Hs school
No -. Seventieth-st and IIrst-aye-, 'tTailce ana
Public school No Sc NiHety-sXth-st and Lexington
5@ Flr's s-bo5I No qeo Fas, Fourth-s,
tT5rsisH American and scotch BALLADS Mss Kay NJ
SPensT fg Aie5 f' t2s G2a j. vincent crohe
Public school W ~ No 81 E2st CneI7u 1 1
Hlustrated. columbus Hal sixteth-st. and Amster-
dam ave, Nins Lear Nuslave EtaI'i'1aa,
''AIucn Ado About Nothing" Miss Frances Carter
bSn The SatIonsi yei,o75tone Par'' Mr. Frss
man p I2Nsr,, ,lI,,[a,es, soN' 81
Patterson Illustrated: Iafsystye Han oas5gnd I5
a. &c. frank J. Bslaher Illustrated.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

On3cIaI Record and FOrecast-washington. March 20.
The second great barometric depression OF tne "o
=, 49,, ,-,-, the North Pacific Coast tho middle
Rocky Mountain regi1n within the last tWenty-toHr
hours L has been attended by high winds and general
though eht rains. the Pacific Coast the plateau
region and tho western slope OF the Rocky Mountains
I've eastern depression advanced beyond the field OK
observation and Of high pressure now occupies
the lower lake region - ,,--.-,
a weather mas prevailed east OF tho Rocky Mountains
eycept IN Missouri Valley. the i-de ana lower
valley where rain has set
Local taileu in tie Eastern tut states m
again below the seasonal average IN tns
lower lake and plateau regions
Forecast Special LOcaiities-For Eastern New
~cr Eastern PENNSYLVANIA New-Jersey and Delaware
fair tsay Tuesday rain and warmer fresh northwes; 70
north winds becoming easterly.
F., western Pennsylvania. showers to-day. with rising
,a+r-stlfrs. TUESDAY showers increasing east winds
T~ Western Sev-Nor fair today. except rain in west
cotton rising temperature Tuesday rain and
,-arfabIe Winds becoming fresh TO brisk easterly.
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WILLIAM HATHAWAY STILES.

william Hathaway stiles. of Brooklyn. died on
Saturday in his seventy-ninth year Mr. stiles had
been for forty years connected with the firm Of
Halsted & Stiles importing cloth merchants. lie
married In IS1 the daughter OF the senior partner
Of the firm. The first three years Of his married
life he spent in Brooklyn. and then moved TO
Flushing where he was at different times a MEM
her OF the village board Of trustees and president
OF the village. The later years OF his life were
enerr in Quaker Ridge. y Y. He active IN the
Methodist Church and in sunday school work. and
al orc time was connected with the publication or
: church uaper The Methodist" He was a MEM
her 81 The American Bible Society and OF the Mis-
eforsrv Society of the Methodist Church widow
and four survive him
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Mr.. BEATTY MAKES a co.,-.-,.,

TO The Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Inspired by confidence .borna 81.
knowledge OF The Tribune. gave voBr ra.
brief interview by telephone last evo-,-.~ 'e' a
erenoe 20 rumored rift q S5.oNooo bv r. g
negie. Your representative owing to the ooprs-c,
q tie line. cid not get M O., act words hs,s-- -
makes me say: II Nr. Carnegie HAD - ne
would know g." What said was tlst ~ ~
not necessarily know Of such gtft hi-+ -. l4l
heard nothing concerning e. ' A4a
WIN YOU kindly ird space FOR this b-ier 49,,
ton2 Nothing could De Further from ny rnI-5 49,
the presumptdOus attitude suggested by tie re- ~
mark quoted.
more than q year ago was s. .940G0o 81 Is probobl.
the present rather indefinite announcement ~ !,
8 00000e git has reference thereto.
JOHN W. BEATTY
Holland House. New-Eork March q. 1904
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DINNER FoR Or. RICHARD STRAUSS

Richard Strauss last night. 'n order 10 recognize
German enterprise and German music" one OF
The club members put st. Oscar e. Weber. chair
ran o. the clubs music committee presided There
was Informal Epeochnakng. conveying the same
sentiment as the LARGE electric ''Wikomlner"
which hung over DR.. Strauss head. After thu
dinner there was music. al written by Strauss BY
Herbert Witherspoon. Paoio Calico. David Bisp-
hsm Richard Arnold. OF the philharmonic; Will
~ latln. Carl schlerel and the male and mixed
chOfuses ~ the Iaederlgrauz
sns.lolE those present wore Richard Aldrtch, II. O.
go, .,Ileif Dr Baruch Max BcnciK. r. Gollmark.
49, v l.achmund, y. Griimbacher. a Berlin cap
~ ~ or lncestry," who s. visiting this country
-. 1880 ". Parker, ~ Yale: ono Won Schrcnk. @
-,te.ai Henry Nofsohn and Herman Hans
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OBITUARY..
REPRESENTATIVE c. w. THOMPSON

Washington. March 20.-Representative Charles
" Thompson of the With Alabama District, died
g. This CITY this afternoon. from pneumonia. Mr..
,-,,,-,,-e,n had been sick week having been
attacked last Sunday night. Toward the end he
suffered intensely Accompanied by his son. Charles
" THOMPSON. the Rev. F. J. Prettymdn' the
rsetor Of the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
T--s-,or.l church south where Mr. Thompson
vr6rsh!iped while in Washington. and the Con-
ross committee. the body viii leave here to-Tnor-
~ night for Tusxecee where the burial viii take
mace I'M the City Cemetery on wednesday
Fepreseu tative Thompson was In his forty fourth
year and was serving his second term In Congress.
Two sons his mother and several brothers and
survive him.
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BARTON-At New-Rochere. y. Y On Sunday. March
Barton and daughter the Ia-e BENJAMIN IT. ont
M s.rss Hasa4 F Ey Of H c5aT9
on tuesday March .. 10
BFT2E 5 cass F5say sS March es Is 100
Esrsafter
West SON st. Harry W. BELOVED husband Of sarah
Win ba held at TIE Fourth Pres5yt1ran church os--
flowers
BRow2yAt PEDESTRIAN. y 2 March 10. q pasq5aonis
aged GO Los Angeles papers please copy
BULLOcK-Ent-red TITO res, March 70. 1901, Anna 2
o. at O'Clock ?.
ss E5 OF or en- Sy r Gs ices Adf Ne Els s
en- Igtsr2eu prvas It IS rS5ussts tsaS 5
flowers be
cowFERTFrwA17,E- o;;rond. Fla. on THURSDAY
Eomery b C4Ererthv aite and daughter Of the late
on Monday. March n
Rev James Eso51 husband Louis:
Drew and father of Frotesso- James G. Esbert, q
Of NOrwak. Conn in the 18Th year ~ bis age Rela
funeral services On tuesday March % 1904 At p. m
end Haeue-s;.. West Hobokea 1nterment private at
Morrist0wn. y. J.
TREEIYDon March ~ Eth Han wi, vie % e William
at No. 800 west 1I3i-st- Interment private.
JEEETy-on SATURDAY March ~ at his rssid,sns s.
Jeasry beloved husband q AI;ce Jesry Funeral pr
,ats Iate-uleat az Voodlawn
JoHNsTON-At Poughkeepsis. y. 2, March "a Th-odors
Van Tine Johnston Funeral services a his late
tence No 900 MlI-st. Monday March Il. 2:3O ..
MAC Srr1LEN-suddeny. at Stamford Conn. on satu--
day. March 10 1904. William Mac Mullen Funeral
sunday Marcs 90 1904 Mary Eliza6e,S widow q
renee Train leaves foot East g4th-st. Nsw-York.
FIa,bush-ave.. Brooklyn. at 10 a
5i e4 S'a# W d G 0Sn W. On Mt T 55 y az
Of her age Funeral service viii Be he'd at her lats
p a, 10 a n Iaterueat at woodIawn. y. Y
on TAqrsay March Mis- II at hii Ts;ds.s
No lo9 t-lst 80 e a - : I1SIal
81 on Monday March 81 at 10 a m
MORRIsAt his late residence No 50 PARK ave-. Bloom
fslt y y satgT'-y. March ~ ist J,ssPa Gel vel
o. IN arrival Of 2:iO train from Barclay and Crfs0-
pher ss Delaware. LacNawanna and Western Railroad.
ROBBINs-Thra month. March 10. 1904 Edwin Robbins
aged % years ulon,.s ana . GAYS t.e-ltlyes aLl
5is res,Its ~ Coz UaisSv Brooslyn sec6ni eay
Third month. FIST. a . p. m.
sT11.Es-on saturday. March 10. william Hathaway
stiles. formerly Of ManaronecE, n Y in his 10Th
: O'Clock. the residence q BIS son. Gilbert G Fl
Flushing. Long Island
TALcoTT-su14sniy. March 10. Arthur Whiting Tai
cote IN year his age Funeral services and
interuent at convenience OF tna family
VAN sYCKLE-sudlenly. at Atlantic City. Saturday
March 10 Joseph Van sycltle. 59th year
Tuesday. at $50 from his late resi-
dence. No 249 JeGersou-ave. Brooklyn Jersey Ci-y
papers please copy.
wILCOX-At summit. n =. March II. 1904. Mary Buf-
Wilcox. and daughter OF the
William Ives Budagton ID. p. Funeral services from
the Central Presbyterian Church. Summit y. T., on
Monday. March p. 199f, II O'Clock n.
arrival Of the $3.50 train from New-York. II 3
quested that flowers be sent
wooLsEY-A. jersey CITY. March 50 Herbert waracs.
only child Of the late Heroert W and Virginia Maud
Staiusbiel W1Osey and
A woosey. aged - years and months. Funeral
vices his late residence No ia Summt-ave.,
Tuesday. March - az p. H.
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SpeciqI Notices.

London and Parts Exchanges. BanSsrH sssia0n
American EIDress cpany 10 watsrIo' Pas Rl.s:
1T f ices = son lSi55s 0. NJ he convenient
place % leave alyeEtlsemen's snd 5l5ss5i2ionA
John Waaalaaker, 10. - dss Psttss Ee~rs-~
SIorssn. Harjss & Co 81 boulevard HaussmAaA
CoatlnenJaI To,el newsstand
American Cypress Company. No. II Rus scriS~
Qas5 Co ca and E g.ios s sss va
IbCiJGi-1aiersan Express Company. Ma II
BREsl sN--AlHeTicsn Express Company. No. Balm
GESoA -American Express Company. No IS Via sAa
ASTWERP BELGrU1f--Amsriaan Express Company.
No Ouai Van DfcS-
For the convenience Of TRIBUNE READERS abroad
sUS5Y & 'S oa az n s n ssas ne ICONS q sRs
LoN,PoN,-Hotsl victoria SAVOY Hotel Ths LSnEssEu
motel canton Hotel tllrldg3s hotel, hotei Mst-
SeI--ei ALtlL1g- Grand Ho'cl. me Howard I Aotsl.
Norwood. WoolpacS Hotel warwicSs =
lIaaclester. QUEENS Hotel Lee1s Midland Hotel,
6rsdfor9 Hotsl Weiiinzrog Tun3rldge Wells: Midland
Is-s Hotel shanki.n Hotel Isle OF wight: Bu's
IRELA ND-Eccles Hotel G,enEarir; shsIbourns zotsI
scOTLAND-st Eaoeh Hotel. Glasgow; ssatOa Hotel.
WAI.ES-WaterIoo Hotel Bettws-y-Cosdi Royal Oak
eIE3i:5it tI2ffo5s. cell
PAI5ststsl In9tsa 5o;sl Dc LIE = Alson Grand
~
des Hotel.
BELGIU1i-Ls Grand Hotel Brussels
GERMAN N-\assauer-H Hotel Wiesbafens -Four SEA-
sons Hotel 1Jnlch Hotel Bellevue. Dresden; Hotel
kaiserkof Berlin. Neulieus Hotel Alx-la-Chapellef
Hotel O-in.enhof Bad-Kreuznach; Grand Hotel.
Nure1berst Wurttenoerser1ot H0tel. Nurenb@rgi
Four Seasons Hotel Wssodden, Hotel Wiitelms-
Wies1odeu. Hotel kaiserhOf. Wiesbadeus Park Hotel
pusse.ilrf Hotel BreldenhacheEhof Dusseldorf; Eio-
tel kalserlCf. Hotel Cuisisaua. Bad
Widunsen. Hotel Nessraer. Badel-Baden Hotel Met
ropoIe, Hsidel5-rg. Grand Hotel. WuhslmshOhss
Grand Hotel Uuugaria. Budapest
AUSTRIA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bristol Visnns.
GranI Hotel HInsar.a. Budapest Hotel Baur
Lac Zur.ch. Hotel Victoria. Inter.aken; Hotels Vic
tori1 and NurgfrIu InterlaSen. Continental Hotel.
Lausan1e5 Savoy and West End Hotel CarlsSAd
Victoria E0tel. Ia. ls; Hotel Euler. Basic.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FEANCT-H0tel Mstropcls,
Rome. Grand Hotel. Venice, Placs Hotel. MIAMI
tiieu Palace. Genoa Grand Hotel. Rome: Grand
Hotel QurinaI Rome. Hotel Royal Daniel. Venice
Hotel Neuice Hotel d. Ia VILE Milan. Grand Hotel
Bellevue Reno. Hotel de Ia Vile. Tiorence:
Hotel De rIIermitase. Monte carlo. Monacoi
Hotel ROYAL Rome. savoy Hotel ,senoa' Grsnd
Hotel savoy Hotel. Florence; Hotel Oallla-
cannes; Hotel Beau ste cannes; Hotel Metropolis.
Monte Carlo: Hotel Bristol. Beaulieu; Hotel De IA
G-alnte BretaEne. Nice Hotel Sav-y. Rossanigo. Va
Grand Hotel Victoria, Sorrento Bay OF Nsplss5
The Grand Hotel Monte Carlo. Hotel Louvre and
Vavoy, AtN-les-Bains. Grand Hotel. Aix-lss-Bains-
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Highest temperature yesterday As degrees lowest S5
a. average for corresponding date last year. CO.
average corresponding date twenty-five years
Local Forecast1O1ay fair; Tuesday and warmer;
fresh northwest TO north winds. becoming east
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-21

Should Be read DAILY BY AL interested shangss
may any
Foreign mails for the week ending March 20 1904 VIII
close promptly IN all at the General Postofice "a
follows: Parcels Post Malls close hour earlier tna1
closing time shown below. Parcels Post mails for Ger
many close az p N. Monday
Regular and Supplementary mails close az Foreign sta
ton Of West and Morton Strees half hour later
than closing time shown below Except that supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central America. via Colon. close
hour later Foreign StatIonl
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SIR cAvENDIsH BOYLE PROMOTED.

St. Johns. y. F.. March 20-Sir Cavendish Boyle.
Governor Of Newfoundland. has been promoted TO
the GovernOrship OF Mauritius This IS one OF the
most important OF the British colonial governor
ships ard carries salary Of !2500O year. against
10000 paid TO the Governor OF Newfoundland. The
promotion IS due 70 tactsuI handling OF French
Shore matters Ne viii leave here early IN May.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENrnAL AMERICA. wHzs1

M9NDAY-t ? m t7r Yussts9 Per ric 50699 via
for Central America except Costa Rloal and south
Pacific Ports. per 8 SeEuranca. via Colon Sraali
WiiIem " (maii fo- Curacao Trinidad British.
$ Prias when " - at 1880 D m Complementary
?. ND for Turks Island and Dominican Republic.
Trinidad. at $50 a m for Newfoundland. per q =
ItosaIind. at 10 A. m for Grenada Lrinldad ana
per Grenada via Grenada and Trinidad, az II m
for Brazil Argentine. Jrls1sy 9nd taf<s1ay PEI "a
Ayres l,Eau Re directed per 8 Mars p
THCBSDAY-At q a. m for Cuba per > > Visilancia
1920 a. for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay.
FER = . a ~ III. -. = 1880 80
seneca, via ldfnpic9 lrlall must 9s uirecleu PEI
Seneca'D. az $50 p m for Martinique, Qua
cr5eT f-r Trf1idai ana butch Guiana must be al
rected per s.. C-tta on Msssi1a' -. -, ,--..
Guiana per ? Jller mail FOR 81 Sits lewis D
Martins must be directed per =
Her >. at $50 a m tslpp-eIleI,Iary IO5O - NJ - -
ludgua and Haiti, per 8 s. Nalenclas a - m lu.
Mara6s: at IL N, for santiago. per Yumuri mall
FOR Brazil PEI s. Moorish Prince. VIA Psrnambucc.
Rio Jaueiro and santos Email for northern HTazll.
ts-ssr = NI75rfs- Pri1cs'.l
sATURD6Y%At $50 a. m FOR Brazil per : syracuse.
via Peruanbuco. Rio Janetro and santos mail 90
Northern BrazL Argentine Uruguay ard Paraguay
must be directed per syr1cusa'); a. $50 a n
CsuppIesntary $50 a. nj for Curacao ard Lenezuea-
Per > g. Mara-li5o mail for Savanilla and Cartasena
be directed per g. =. Maracaicc.l. az y a. ~.
Tor Porto Eso per P2nce Via SS9 yaan; ,Ss sSd
WindwarI Islands British, Dutch and French SiuianA
Including Grenada and Trinidad when Specially al
1880 Islands. Jamaica SavanilR and
Cartagena. per Shi~'a mail for Costa Rica must
Psr Medic via Havana: at , m tor ATssHtins.
Uruguay and Paraguay. ger - 3 Solder Prince
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EDCEPr
rPANspA rTE-Tr-

CTBA-via Port Tampa ia. closes AZ MS oncs daily
eveep- T1rrrzdav a $3.50 O. the connecting mails
cI0-4 Nere IN Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdaysl.
MEXICO CITy-Ovcrllnd unless specially addre5sed for
this o-tce daily eKcapr
sunday. az $50 o. N. and 1870 .. sundays az
p. ard 1920 n.
NEwFOT-NpI.NND-Bv rail- - North sydney. ard thencs
Office daily at $50 con
Meeting mails close every Monday Wednesday and
SATURDAY..
JAMsICA-Fy ran Philadelphia and thence By stsanerS
closes az iris Office a 1890 q. every sunday.
Tv "a Boston. and thence BY steamer. closes AZ
This cfH-e az D. m- every Friday.
MIGUEL ON-Ey rail- 90 Boston and thence By steaner
closes this once dallv az $50 p - .
BELIZE. PUERTO COtETEL and GCATEMALA-By raj
to and thence BY steamer closes az this
ofre easlv. sunday. az FL go p and 1880
m p and TiO3l .. tconnsct-
nail Cd Mondays vlO30 2.
COSTA RrCA-Ey rail 90 Nev.-OrIeans. and thence By
steamer closes az this Office daily. except sunday.
n go p n AMI t1030 p. sundays at II and
41O-30 CONNECTING mail closes here tuesdays az
1850 p. M
R6HA1fAS iexcept rarces-Post Mas)-By rail Mfarni
closes 1870 a. m
,Tru7av Wednesday and saturday.
4re-isrersI mail closes q. previous day.
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Tribune Local Observations

N | HOURS: Morning Night
~ ias45s7ss 2i2stssI .ssn
~ CTTRi7I7Ilf 4 rs j 49, u VI u. aj..ll
q l.l ~ u /. >
4 L.l.all4asts .-n.L--+ = ~ -
. -ll-4
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~ 1911 .ll-t- -, ~
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows us
changes in pressure Indicated By The Trounes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the TEN
perafurs as recorded By tho local Weather Bureau
Local Official RecOrd-The following oficiai record
from the Weather shows the changes in enPera
turo for the wsutysour hours. IN comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year:
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

TUESDAY-At $50 for Europe :. Kronprins
When, via Plymouth. Cherb0urs and Bremen; at 100
a m. for Netherlands direct. per = NOOrdam Cnail
must be directed per 8. g. NC0r1am'). at $50 a.
for Italy direct. per P-inz Ada5er mail must Be
directed per s. Pr1z Atal0ert'1; at $50 a. for
italy direct. per > 8 N9rd America Cmail must b
directed per 8 Nord American.
WEDNESDAY-At $50 m. for Europe. = O. Cedric.
VIA Queenstown tuau Tor France switzerland. italy,
Spain. Portugal Turkey, Egypt. Greecs and British
India must be directed per s. g. Cedrtc').
III ESDAT-At a. FOR France Switzerland. Italy.
Spain, Portugal Turkey, EEypt Greece and Britis1
india 6. g. Ia Sav0.e. via Hdvre mail for other
parts az Europe be directed per la Savoie').
FBIDAI-At 1879 for Azores Islands. per o Re-
public from Boston.
sATCRDAY-At a f'r Europe. per = iceland.
via Southampton mail must be directed per s. ..
Zeea1d'D; at $50 a. m for scotland direct per 3 s.
Astoria (nal must Be directed per AsJorta'1s az
$50 a. Complementary 10 a. M for Europe. per
p Cauuauia Queenstown, $50 a. FOR italy
direct. s. Neckar fuai be directed per :.
Neckar'p; at Il for DenmarS direct. per a =
Norge tmail must - directed per s. g N0rge''l
After the closing o. the Supplementary Transaanto
Malls named above additional Supplementary Male ars
opened the piers OF the American English, french
and German and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer
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.-v section 81 New-York might ~ this plan be
s-o-rsea with a separate system. conveying salt
..eter IN abundance. JOHN r KUHN
"New-York March u. 1905.
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Special Notices.
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Barton, Elizabeth p.
Belden. HRrriet b
Berlin. Harry ".
Brown. Henrietta c.
Bullock. Anna E
Cobb. Adele r.
Cowperthwai-c Margaret NJ
Egbert. Rev. James c.
Freelaud. Edith II.
Jesfery. William =.
Johnston, Theodore Y. 7.
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CEMETERIES.

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