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PARIS SALE" BRINGS OVER $4,000.
Highest Priced Lot, Louis Seize Suit, Goes
for 81 100.

Eleven hundred dollars paid for five piece
louis SEIZE parIor suit upholstered in silk Aubus-
son at the closing session of the Paris Sale OF
household objects. etc. At the Fifth Avenue Auc-
ton Rooms yesterday. j. X. Sherwood was the
buyer.
Some SO 600 was realized on two hundred and
INV lots With the previous three days. TINS
y1skee the total more than $1,000. A five piece
Louis Ouinze parlor suit with similar upholstery
was sold to L. }. Rafferty,. Of Pttsourg, Tor SlJsO
At $40 w. &. Stewart became the owner OF lMO
Viennese vases, signed DOrfeL Another VIENNA
sold for 800 A single Sevres vase fell 10 w I.
Henderson at 1886. A o'clock Vienna, tea , set
brought 1900 a Louis Qunze cOmmode, win prone
mounts S2e0 and a bronze group by Brusnell ~.
Some twenty lots of antique rugs averaged Sll5o
apiece a Sorovan carpet. however, selling Ior $-'V
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49,, - lamar via Seattle specially addressed onlyl.
.ioses hare daily $40 ?. up 70 February -
,-cI,sirs for dispatch per 8 Hyades
Japan. china and Philippine AsiarnlS
~ $4,000 close here daily at $50 2 m up 70 Feo
-1srV TO inclusive fer dispatch per s. . DStlSs
N 10 March n. inclusive. for dispateh per
~. 5 Nrarque.as Islands San Francisco close
49, daIlv AT $50 up 70 March w Ai~i-'-'''
rS,. "a Japan via Vancouver and Ntctoria s -,
close here daily $50 p m I'D 70 Y-.sts
gor s. 3 empress W t-...--
S14s.,sfs. FOR ~ s Postal Agency az shanghai can
TsDs1 Chin- and PHILIPPINES ISLANDS va 80
r-s1ctsco' close here daily AZ $50 p m W 70 '
&c t,cinssve FOR dispatch per f. SiuTa -.t.so-,
except
TtN SAMOA Hawaii VIA Sah .-.isys ~ dis-
dAliy A. Sonorna. az the CunSrd steamer stltr
T-tfish mail New zealand iees NJ, i,s,--
- connect with this dispatch eNe ma s.5,ss ~
~. san m $50 anu o'SV p 1, N...-3. -,
S'oV = a M and $50 p. m-wiA Pc mtde W
4.do - ,,fU the arrival - the clnard stsdsuei
a.a t-~ceV, Wes.). Fiji Islands and ~ $3.50. :,
y-s,cCsvsr snd Victoria, b g. cloae neIe
Siso n m Up to March 20. inei's''' A'i N-'s
per 3 as. via san Francisco close here daily a.
$50 D. m. up 70 MAiS" 80
8 T$s ,tn.-riss addressed. West Australia y
NsA.,-45 Via FlrOpe. and New zealand anu ii
s5ecsiiy addressed via Csnada q. va 1850 - sorN
ssIIS Srspait at foreisn rates hawaii - Ao'
- aSat "a san Francisco exclusively . .,,- A.
-.-s-acfnr mails forwarded % R1Il -
1,,firn AZ their uninterrupted overland tnS'@ tAees
s ss,.st ,.,1 closes at eco p. previous dsS.
Aat1ioN ~" CORNELIUS VAN COEEt EtStn~stsr
r,o..on,,- New York \. Y. February y. IVA
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GOVERNOR AND MRS. oDELL GUESTS.

Governor and Mrs. Oden were the guests OF the
National Arts Club. at No. 81 West Ihirty-Iou''
81 Yesterday II was the last afternoon tea IN
,h series given by the women OF the club this sea
son. and the Governor and Mrs. oceh were IN
yited as special guests. Thete was no speech max
ing. The reception committee was Mrs. CharieS
II Murray Mrs. William lie Baron Allen MIS-
Q q WorthIngton, Mrs Frederick Van buren,
-. charles Dc Kav Mrs Winchester Fitch, Mrs
ST. clair McKelway. Mrs. Samuel unieTmyeI5: AZ .
XErpiian, NJ Twins and Mrs. James Henry fafkef'
a, ~ taa table there were Mrs. William -.
Tsvies Mrs Hubert Vos and Mrs George r
Sbrsdv and at the chocolate table there were the
Nieses Van Buren, and Miss Drake
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MARTIN BUYS SUMMER HOME.

James z. Martin. Of Manhattan a orother-ih-a"
~ W G6uid Brokaw. has purchased a 10000 estate
a. Great Neck Long Island. with the intention OF
making il one OF the show places Of that hamlet
MT Martins purchase is known as orchard
point. and contains twenty-five acres OF land on
Igttle Neck Bay. The property adjoins that OF W
co,Id Rrolaw and H. Bramwen Gilbert Mr. Mar
81, a. having plans drawn for a cottage, WORK on
which viii be commenced IL is said by MS agents.
as soon as spring opens.
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February "a MshaI b Barley. aged 50 years, widow
the residence q her daughter. Mrs Edward WhshsAd
Fe6ruaTy % 1901 sHTy Bsshfofds fftS
year OF his age. Funeral services at his late resi-
dence. IS Highland-aye-. on Sunday. at 2:3O p. m.
CABLE-At the German Hospital in this city. Friday.
February Is Louise stuart Bartlett Gable wife OF
at Northampton OF which later notice win Be
Franklin Pierce Demarest in his octh year Funeral
215 West l2th-st. at $50 o'clock
DODGE.-John II Prsntiss. Of the late John @ and
Catherine L Dodge and grandson OF the late Coi9nsi
I9th inst. Funeral at ROCK. Mass tuesday February
Anthony v Hofer in the s5th year Of her age
services at her late residencs No i42 West
Philadelphia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Paterson. n. J., Tyednss
day. February "a Eliza NJ Chr,swe wife Of The late
$50 Enison-sI on Monday February %. at ESQ p.
JACKsoN-At St MOritz Switzerland, February. y:
Waiter Montgomery Jackson Of London, Msridsn.
Conn. papers please copy
MAIN-On Saturday. February 81 1904. Rdgsnsld.
Conn. susan Main in her soth year
MOORE-suddenly. February p. 1904 John D. Moore.
eldest son q the late William and Mary B Mo1Es. IN
Broadway and vesey-st.. Tuesday. March 1. at s4S
a m Interment private.
y n
George Nelson Funeral from his late residence on
Tuesday March O'Clock D m. Intsrment at the
convenience Of the family
NoYEs-on Friday February %. 1904. Edith Frances.
daughter OF James W and Ella T. Moves. in the
year OF her the residence OF her
parents No 512 PsTk-aye. UpSer Montclar. n. j.. at
II a.
NI-GENT-On Thursday, February Is. Louise N. A..
beloved wife OF Frank Louis Nusent Funeral services
at her residence. Riverside Drive and SSth-st.
sunday morning. 10 o'clock Friends OF the family
respectfully invited 10 attend Interment private
PTILLIPson Eriday FssTuary e. E ;f, husband
private. London papers please copy.
RANKIN-At Newark N. J.. February Is. 1904
William Rankin r.. NJ D., after short illness FIl-
neral will bis late residence, No . Cedar-st,
Monday February %. 1904. at 1880 a.
RICHARDSON Suddenly on Friday February Is 1904
Miriam Richardson, laughter OF Mrs Fannie B. Rich
arisou THOMAS II. Richardson. Boston.
Funeral will be held hsr home, No. 231
Wsrren-st.. Brooklyn. on Monday. February %. at
?. n Interment private
I-rDERHIII-su1deny. on February % 1904 OF apo
tives and friends
ar her late residence No. oil Cauldwell-ave. Mon
day afternoon at O'Clock Interment private
WARRIOR Friday. February Is 1904 sidney Ward
In the T4th year Of bis Funeral services hts
ate residence. f54 MaCon-st. Brooklyn. on sun
day. the 18th inst. at 3 D. m
pneumonia. Adoniram Judson winterton. in list
wear @ his age. Funeral services at his resi-
dence. lis West 75th-sts on Monday. February 20
10 a
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STROLLERS' GIVE DINNER.
Entertain Mr.. COnried and Count di
Cettere at italian EUening."

Yesterday was italian Evening at the Strollers'
Club one Of the largest gatherings ever assembled
IN the clubhouse sitting down TO supper given In
honor Of Count Macchi di Cettere, charge dafaires
OF the Italian embassy: Heinrich Conried and the
members Of the Metropolitan opera Comapny as
we'll as other well known musicians. Robert G
sands Che president Of the club. presided and
Stroller Francesca NJ. Guardabassi was sponsor
During the supper, which opened at HIS O'Clock,
two OF Iignante's Neapolitan bands played and
sang After supper programme was rendered as
follows.
F,,rIesoue pantouinae, 'T,Amore IN CanPagna ILoSs
~ tn he County, by a company Of i've from the
Maori Italian Dramatic Theatre, ra cborus OF
Barcaroiie sung b. sailor in & boat accompanied by
erensde NiceIf Marine ExpostiOn). sung by tenor
-s-ytriis NapoIetana Masanello sung and danced by
two couples. which appeared Ia signorlIna. In,
the Metropolitan opera House
Slrnor Arcangelo RossL the basso comioo. -. -,
In this the entire Lignante Neapolitan company OF
tWenty-one took part singing and pisyylhg , ~l1h
yoloncellos harps cOntrabasso. caccavelle castag-
rette triocabeIlacchL putipu tote, nacchere, etc
sons. 'Adanesca.'
Among others who accepted invitations. most OF
whom attended, were Prince Poniatowsh, Police
Commissioner McAdoo Arthur Iselin, Samuel I'm
f 1, ,I Wigl,a9 r Bull p F. Collier Edward
Fales Coward, Burr Mcintosh. James A Garland'
n g. Ziegler p. Chauncey Anderson Albert Cal,
latin Edwin NJ. Jackson, l. r. Hammersley ano
In addifIon TO the members OF the Metropolitan
,r,ara con1uanv there were also present Walter
Tta1rrosch Frank Damrosch, Victor Herbert, Hans
Wetzier Alfred Reisenauer, Herman Klein, DSylc
Bsphan. Jacques Thbauo teruceIo B9senl' Lex A5Ta-
owskf Wilhelm Gericke, Kelly Cole, IneooOEe
Llerhammer and others
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AI,RF,NfARIE-Charles +. Sowden. Bradford,
T,rpIsnd and William Goldman, Providence FIFTH
AVFNTF-J s Mccormick. Pittsburg. GRAND
Captain J. ". Patten. L. $ A, and J. =; M I
Dalton Mass. IMPERIALy-SterlinE McAliilln'
Cleveland and f,rastus &. Knight BunaI0- MAI
FFATTAN-Cap plain 6. T. Patterson, L. 5 A MUIR
RAY HILI-Colonel 5. T. T1man, u. ; a. ana
q u Barney T.. s. A; Captain c b, hagedon,
NJ s A. and Lieutenant 5 II. Mould, Y, > a
SAVOY Arthur + Moves. Boston. WALDORF
ASTORI A-Senator A J. Beverage, Indiana; Colo
mel charles Pfaff Boston, i. c. Hanna, Cleveland,
and Frederick Aver, Boston.
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IN HONOR OF SECRETARY TAFT
Eighteenth Annual Dinner of the Ohio SOci-
ETY. Next Saturday.

The eighteenth annual dinner Of the Ohio Society
will take place at the waIdorf-Astora on next Sat
urday evening 1t will be the first dinner under the
presidency OF Colonel John J. McCook' and prom
ises TO be Of the most interesting ana impor-
tant in the society's history ...
The dinner is given in honor OF WILLIAM Howard
Taft Secretary OF War and a native OF Ohio. who
viii make an address, Colonel McCook will pre-
side. -
Tickets may he obtained from the treasurer
Samuel H. Parsons. No. 81 Drexel Building. No, )
Broad-st. Milton l. Southland is chairman or the
hannIaf committee.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oosr,st Record and Forecast-washinEton Feb III
Nv, press1re prevails from the upper lake region and
nsiissfri valley westward. with three distinct and de-
cdss centres depression one over Manitoba one over
ves-er- Colorado and over British Columbia The
resure however rising raVdly IN the Northwest and
-. Wet Tesnrsrat ures higher the entire
--- cast g the Rocky Mountains except in the South
Atlantic sats particularly IN the slope region and cen
m valleys where they 20 thrty-siK degrees above
b seasonal average There light SHOWS and rains in
"a. Atlantic States northern upper lake region the mid
IN. and northern plateau. and the Pacific Coast States
elsewhere the weather has been generally fair
--s-e viii De rain Sunday IN the lake region
central Rocky Mountain region and the MIDDLE plateau,
and On Monday IN the eastern lower LAKE region ana
,,ob.r New ENGLAND. elsewhere the weather viii be
generally fair Sunday and Monday
p. an he warner Sunday IN the Atlantic States and
ve- lake region. colder the Northwest the SLOPE and
central Rocky Mountain regions II will be colder In the
chi. regions the lower Mississippi valley and the Ohio
z-susy tbe lake region and The Middle Atlantic States
o. N. Neu England and Middle Atlantic Coast, winds
vii b fresh to s sS fs5 coss, fresh 70 brisk north
ssI 5,b sri on Lake Michigan brisk to high south
wet 20 sdoi warnings have issued for the
yssEer American Yaba and Upper Sacramento rivers o.
storm wsninEs eisPsyess CO On the N'~EnsiAnd
r7o,.t for spcoiaI IocaIities-For the District Of
columbia partly cloudy and warmer to-day. Monday
fsr ana somewhat colder fresh to brisk south winds
shifting 20 west and northwest
F-or Ie~yey Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware. fair
,-s--,e- 10 aay Monday fair and somewhat colder;
.-e.h 70 trisS SOUTHEAST winds. shifting 10
west and northwest
For Eastern New-York partly cloudy AID warmer
~ ssv Monday cloudy and colder; brisk southeast TO
south ,inds shiftirE vest and northwest Monday
For England. partly cloudy and warmer today
rain Al night Monday in north portion lair In SOUTH
colder III portion fresh 70 brisk east 70 SCUM
.-5rse fecomng rest and nOthwest MONDAY
~ western Pennsylvan partly CLOUDY and warmer
. sev rr,la Div rain Ia north portion. Monday falr
Co,Se- exert snow Lake Erie: fresh 70 brisk
c1.tL. - ,orrtvy.st winds
~ Vs-terr Nep-Yorl cloudy to-day. probably rain;
,sr5ay snow and colder brisk 10 high southwest 10
northwest WINDS
rcsI Oaieial Iecord.-The following oficial record
IRON, tbs weather Bureau shows the changes In the
t7,rsrature for last twenty -four hours IN com
,,.,i.or uith the corresponding date Of last year
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Should Be DAILY By all interested changes
Foreign mails for ending March 3. 1904 viii
close promptly In all cases. az the General POst0ce
follows. ParcelsPOst Mails earlier
closing time shown below Parcsis-Post mails for Ger
close . D. m. Friday.
Regular and Supplementary close Foreign
ton OF West and Morton half
than closing time shown below that Supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central America. Colon. close
one hour later at Foreign Station.
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Among others who accepted invitations. most o.
u-rn-, nttn-aaa r-ara Princa PoniatoMski Polict
BUST OF HANDEL FOR CONGRESS.

Washington. Feb IA bronze bust OF Hanoei'
the COMPOSER was rendered 10 Congress to-day by
the Commissioners OF the District OF Columbia Inc
bust was awarded 10 the United German Singing
Societies Of Washington in contest at the Ma
tional S8ngerfest in Baltimore The societies pre-
sired 10 have il placed on a government reservation
Fu q
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cREscENr ATHLETIC cLUR's oINNER.

About two hundred and sixty members Of the
Crescent Athletic Club. Of Brooklyn, sat down last
night 70 the annual athletic dinner OF that or
sanitation H T Ketcham presided and addresses
we're made by Supreme Court Justice jerks, Judge
Frederick E Crane the Rev Or. 5. Parkes Cad
man and former Borough President J. Edward
Cu-ar 81
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highest temperature yesterday. 50 degrees: lowest
az syerar. ga average for corresponding date last
year -: average for corresponding date last twenty
Eve years 80 - - -
w1r5av partly cloudy and colder; brisk southeast
vgirds Al iftng 70 west and northwest Monday.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

TUEsDAY.-At T.S0 for Netherlands direct. Per
3. Amsterdam (naiI be directed per Am
sterdari'Ds $50 for Italy direct per Cfta
al Torino be directed per Cftta al
=
WEDNESDAY-At $50 a n. for Europe. per 8 Ma
testc, via Queenstown: II a. m for Denmark direct
Per United States mail must be directed per
THURsDAY-At a. m. FOR France. Switzerland rtaly
spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece and British
India. s.. g. Ia Champagne. VITA Havrs mail
other parts OF Europe must be directed per . Ia
Champagne').
SATURDAY-At 4;3O a. m. for Ireland PEI Etruria.
via Queenstown nail for other OF Europe
directed per 8. 8 Etruria'}. a. m. for Europe.
per :. 5. ST Louis via Plymouth and CherbOurg (nal
for Germany must be directed per 8 ST Louis .
at $40 for Europe, per >. Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. via Plymouth CherbOurg and Bremen az $50
a for Belgium direct. per Finsnd mail must
b Finland $50 .. m for
Azores Islands per = Pennsular from NeV-BedfoTd.
Mass.
After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
Malls named above. additional supplementary Mails are
opened the piers 81 the American. English French
and German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes % the hour OF sailing Of steamer
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Special Notices.


An experenced travelled physician: twelve years ex-
psrisncs this has been suecessful treatns
atients bv travel diversion and outdoor life RefE 20
hest New York physicians. Open Tor engagement
IN VEL care Of Tribune Uptown once. 1884 bros iway
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THE TRIBUNE win be by mail 20 any adore
IN fSi- country or abroad ami address changed as OFT
- Fseirea Subscriptions be given % regul
Es,s- before leaving * convenient, hand the
Al al THE TRIBUNE ONCE.
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Domestic Rates.

By EARLl MAIL TRAIN
or all points IN the United States Canade and Mexico
toutsde OF boroughs o. Manhattan and he brosN
Also 20 cuba. Porte Rico Hawaii and the fnippihes
Without extra expense tor foreign postage
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UNCERTAINTIES.

stephen Merritt Emb1g Ist-. Uudertaker-. s4i-5 W
z3d ST Tel 1324 or LAS Chelsea Frank z. Campbell
Rev stephen Merritt. the worId-wids-known un-
hs-taker: only place OF business Shave
= largest in world Tel. t24 ana i2s ChsIseA
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SPEND MONEY TO GET MONEY.

There Is no better and surer way than by Inserting
an advertisement among the Little Ads Of the
People"
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BOTToME-1iORGAN-o Saturday. February q. 1904.
the First Presbyterian church. South Orange. by
the Rev. DIT. George L spinnng assisted BY the Rev
H. Bottome. Mary Madeline Morgan. daughter
OF Mrs Henry Addison Vaudeville South Orange 70
Harry Howard Bottome. Of New-York
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

sUNDAY-At $50 ,. for St. Pterrs-Miquslon per
steamer from Halifax.
TTESDAY-At Q a m. for Porto Rico Ordinary mail
only. Mae. via Mayaguez; az $50 a. N
Rical and South Pacific Ports per q =
Colon (mail for Guatemala must D 81
per AllianCa'); az 10 q. m. for Grenada
Trinidad Ciudad Bolivar. British. Dutch and French
THURSDAY-At 5 FOR Cuba per g. 3 MontereT
mail Mexico. PrOgresO. C1npecle ana Vera
Cruz directed per Monterey)t at y
a m. for Bermuda per s. 8 Trinidad az u n tor
rected per . Jason'D; at 12;S0 p. m for MAJ
Unique and Guadeloupe, per = Etrurla lnelI 53r
Barbados. Trinidad and Dutch Guiana must 9e a.
rected per 8 Etruria1 -,
aguay per > 3 Egyptian Prince; at u n supple
msntary 1890 M for Bahamas. per . 8 OI1al3t
mail for Santiago be directed per = o ~,
zaba'): II m. for Barbados and N0rtnern Sra
at 1890 D. m. supplementary 1 ?. M Tor LHrSs
Island and Dominican Republic. per s. q Nsw-1orN t
sATURDAY-At 5 a. m. for Brazil, per = 8 byfol, 80
Bahia. Rio Janeiro and santos tial ~.
Northern Brazil. Argentine. Jruslay s1d FaIesuay
Be directed ''p.r ByrOn') az SD a. m supp
rnentary $50 for Porto Rico. curacao aal ".
ezuela. per mail for savanna and Cafut
directed per caracas p a. soo a. ~
SavanIIs Cartagena and GreytOwn. per 3 Alta mail
FOR Costa Rica be directed per 8 . STA = az
$50 a m complementary 1879 M for lnasaa, Nepe
FatI Port de santa Marta per . = Amos
Athos''l: al 30 a. Complementary lU-JO a. m
f,r s. Thc-as Croix Leeward and WindNaEd -
E-lris- Dutch French Guiana. per p s. pa
t-~stT and Trinidad must % directeA
No., castle via Havana. 10 m. for Hait per
Pms Der Nedsranden mail FOR curacao Ven
e-,er. Trtuiiai. British ana Dutch Guiana must % d
rsctes --psr Prins der Nedcrl andsn D.
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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CRNIETERTES
The woodIawn Csmstsry

Great PineIawn Cemetery 2s1s aeres-s.nd for Illus
trated pamphlet and price list OF lots Is Broad 81
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
be republished In The Tri-weeky Tribune without
extra charge.
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Is accessible Harlem Grand station
trolley carriage $i25 up. telephone ASS
I Grey. descriptive booklet representative.
I OFFICE. 20 E. 23D ST. n. Z. CITY.
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Religious Notices.

go cents per line.
v,>r,,r AVE- UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner iI1ss-
MAJ ar 4. WRIGHT. Pastor, VIII preach
-, ~ Subject. Jewish Views % Jesus Vueteaeol
=" - 40 n m Mr Wright viii SPEAK 70 inc youns
people
TEMPLE EMANUEL. 5th-sye and sSc-s,..-sassay.
ff.fa Dr. Joseph SLOVENIAN, on Lns Atoeaoe OF
Irdsf.r, Tossrd Chrlstianity" All welcome
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g y wANps PERU's COMMISSIONER.

Lima. Peru. Feb g7.-The government has ap-
POrnroissioner 10 the 81. Louis Exposition.
Mr. Wands was commissioner Of the St Louis
Tsxpos,tion 10 Peru, Ecuador. Colombia and Nenez-
nela lie returned from South America last De-
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win b
charge.
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

TRANSPACIFIC
CIyRA-via Port Tampa Florida. closes a this Office
daUv sxcept thursday IS Co ttha co3necting
malls close here Mondays wednesday anu Satur-
1870 c-ry-vs-and unless specially addressed for
by closes az this once laliy ecep
sunday AZ f:3O D. m and 1880 p sundays At
?. m and 1890 49, -. --,--- - ...--.
closes al this once daily 40 O.dO . m
Ceonnecng mails close here every Monday wednesday
and Saturday - -.
er closes al this ONCE 1880 m every SUNDAY Ey
ra 10 Boston. thence by steamer closes az TINS
once at $50 D. every Friday.
NIOT~FI rail Boston. and thenco oy ssaniers
closes at this once daily az $50 p m .- =.
RFrTZE PUERTO CORTEZ AND GJAIhsMAl Lay
ra 10 Nsw-Oreans and thence BY steamer. closes AZ
80. oesrs daily except sunday at II 80 and
1880 ID m sundays at ~ p m and fiO50 p m
here Mondays at TlO-SO 2. NJ
rr,S--K TTCsA-Bv rail- 20 Orleans and themes BY
closes Office daily. except sunday az
st-S0 and4 m. sundays at II . m and
tt0.SO m Connecting mail closes here Tue9days az
e 1sxcsut Parcsss-Post MaslBy rail 70 Miami
FIa and thence by steamer, loses a. f'So . m WY
Nfo-5sv wednesday and SATURDAY
.Rsgfsfered nail closes at 8 p m previous oay
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