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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04
NEWPORT VALUATTON UP.
Gain Of S99o ,6O0-Thomas Trust
Fund 4idS-Large Payers.
iBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBcNE. ]

Newport. r. J.. May s.-The tax assessors OF New
po-t have finished their work and signed and de-
livered the books the city clerk Tho total vaua
ton is S42 05 400 which tax OF $56.3e4 so Will
be collected. Tie real estate valuation is s35 15s.
600 ar increase of 1890 700 over last year and tbs
personal valuation Is s., S6s5Jo increase Of s5n.
sJ0 over last year. There is gain in total valua-
lion of SS92.6 600
The gain in the personal property valuation is
the interesting feature, # being largely due to the
removal from New-York of the trust fund created
ny General Samuel Thomas and taxed for $4,000
and the addition of the names of both Robert w.
Goelet and Robert Goelet to the list. each being
taxed for $4,000. Formerly these were taxed
for $4,000. y number OF estates have been in
creased in valuation. and the city officials are
pleased with the work OF the tax assessors.
The estates taxed for 10000 the follow
ing: William Astor heirs s2l9 200; William Waldorf
Aston $203 100: Mrs O. p Belmont, $500 900; Perry
Belmont, S250, 800; z. J. Berwind $sl7l00 Mrs II NJ
Brooks 1864 100; John Carter Brown estate. $50 005
John Nicholas Brown. minor S2O4,2 200; Z. 7. Gerry
S2S9 500; Mrs Robert Goelet. $3.50 900: ogden Goeet
estate, S6l6,5oo; Mary a. King, s324S00; Mrs Her
Oelrichs. S26l 900: II. A. c. Taylor. sos 700
Samuel Thomas estate s250O II. NICK. Twombly.
S5l4 500; J. ]. Van Allen, 1924 800; Mrs Cornelius Van
derbiIt, $685. GO: Z. w Vanderbilt. 1888 200: w S.
Wells SOS go. and Senator c. p. Wetmor> $5377oo
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JUDGE KIRKPATRICK DIES
SuccumbS to Bnghts Disease at His
Home an Nezcark.

Andrew Kirkpatrick. judge of the United States
District Court for the District of NewJersey died
suddenly at his home IN Newark yesterday after
noon, from Brights disease. Though in poor health
for the last year, he active to the last and
sat on the bench at Trenton last Monday. With
his death is removed of the best known mem
bers of the legal profession in his State.
Judge kirkpatrick was born in Washington. D. c..
on October s. 1874 his father, John Bayard Kirk
patrick being at that time third auditor of the
Treasury Department. His mother Miss Mar
garet Weaver before her marriage. The family IS
of old Scotch stock and first to this country
from Dunfries. Scotland. account of having
taken part IN the rebellion for Prince Charles under
the Earl Of Mar. Andrew Kirkpatrick. grandfather
OF Judge Kirkpatrick Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court of New-Jersey from 1895 to 1921
Preparing for college at Rutgers College Gram
mar School. where he a cIassnate of the late
Fice-President Hobart. he entered Union College
at Schenectady. n. Y. and was graduated in 1868
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

onicIai Record and Forecast-W tshihston. May a.
Tho dominating feature Of nights map is the
northeastern urea high pressuI~- II has been
forced during the twsntyfour hours
a secoad high pressure from the Hudson Bay region
Western depression has made little progress
eastward and Is s central west Of tho Rocky
Showers have fallen In tho Ohio Valley Kan
yss Weetern Nebraska Colorado Eastern over
plateau region.
The tenpersturs changes have been irregular. Lower
temperature xensraily prevails the rainfall
Showers are probable on Wednesday Rocky Noun
tain region and thence eastward the slope
the AlzsIsg.puA Valley also viii DO showers
Lover Ohio Valley Tennessee and The Lower Mississippi
VALLEY The rain Thursday will advance
very slightly Seasonal temperatures will prevail
IRE wind. aloDg the Nsw-England and Middle Atlantic
viii be TnCstiy light and variable; tho South
auc coast fresh brisk northeast; the Gulf
4resh Increasing the Texas coast.
the Great Lakes mostly light easterly.
Wednesday for European
vii nave light and variable winds and fair weather
the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special Locallties.-For Eastern New
York Esstern Pennsylvania, NOwJersey. Delaware md
he District OF Columbia partly cloudy to-day and Thurs
Gay; light vsTiabls winds,
riable winds.
today ara Thursday; light. variable winds
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JoHN H. o'RoURKE.

robn II O'Rourke, a well Known Brooklyn con-
tractor. with whom Michael J. Dady was once in
partnership, died OF pneumonia at his hone' NO.
eS7 Sackett-st Brooklyn. yesterday he was born
In Brooklyn sixty-ffve years ago. ana Hs " poS oe-
- - hniIders apprentice. AS n young man he
vent 10 Florida TO build Qualifications for the gov
ernment From 1866 TO 1871 he was superintendent t
% % ,nasonrv in Prospect Park While IN partner
u With Mr. Dady Mr.. ORourke's nrrn did a
large amount of work in Gravesend unoer John y
They were joint or inc East and
North River Railroad Company wh1Ta d ran SaS cars
froro E-nItou Ferry to the Barclay anu Cortland
- ferras OF the Gravesend HySlehIIG ice Com
many at Nea Gate. and the BROOKLYN hysaenlc Ice
tEon5T.anv in South Brooklyn. When the nrIn dis
solved partnership. much litigation tolowed and
Mr. O'Rourke finally took much OF 'lie PtoPerly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04

TIC private apartments o. Windsor Caste have
bsen changed that 20 one who them BE-
fore Queen Yict0-ia's death would recognize them
to-day. This IS especially the case with Queen
AleZandra's personal cutie OF rooms. which were
those Queen Victoria kept especially her own
~ fhe old fashioned furniture and hangings have
heen removed, and instead Of being sombre as
formerly everything is light and airy. The win
cow hsngings OF the Queens bedroom and those Of
har bed are Of whito satin embroidered with the
Imperial crown. while the wRlls panelied n soft
rcse silk, sro the furniture OF which there is not
oveIrarch in the room. 3 OF the daintIest Empire
pefioe The dressing rcoIa and bathroom adto.n-
fnS me bedroom different from what they
sosiEs-y 'gere Tie dressing has pink marble
'sbaes AID silver nttilgs and tho bathroom IS
psne.ied with white marble and Sheraton wood An
VIC fittings in this room Of silver while the
rnsrPles Esed ccrne from Greece from duarrics
which hare only recently been opened after having
esen Closed FOR nearly q thousand years
The o-eaoTD.uating coio< OF the Kings bedroom Ia
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MRS. BRONSON MURRAY.

Mrs Bronson Murray died on Sunday at her
home. No 238 West Fifty-second-st. She was the
mother OF Mrs w Bayard Cutting. Mrs. Lucius X
Wilnerding and Mrs c. Wicklife Yulee. She was
The daug1htec OF Rowzee Peyton of tho Virginia
family of that name and born in ISL About
1890 her father moved from Virginia 70 GeneVt'
\ Y making the entire trip by carriage. MIS-.
Murray was married in ,S4S to Bronson MURRAY
son Of Colonel lanes =. Murray. Besides her hus-
hand and daughters she leaves two sons-James b.
Murray and J. Archibald Murray. Her death places
in mourning large family cohhectloL 'He'e ID
socially prominent
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rRANsPACIEIC NAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND,


DAILY.
Tho schedule Of closing Transpscifc Mails In -
ranged presumption OF their unnterrupte5 over
q sailing The final
Except Registered franspa-i1c Mails which close n -
previous day) close at the General Postoce Nervors
Hawaii Japan China and PhiIippne Islands win San
Francisco. close at $50 p. May FOR dispatch per
5. s America Maru-
Hawaii via San Francisco. close al $50 D m, Nav
for disr2tch Alameda
China and Japan via Tacoma close at $50 p. May
China and Japan. via Vancouver and Victoria. h
close $50 p m May II dispatch p.r = =
Empress OF India Merchandise for Crftef States
Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot be forwarded via
Canada)
Chira Japan Seattle at $50 D. m May 20
for dispatch per ; 5. Hyades.
New Zealand Australia except West. Tew-CaIedonia
Fill Samoa and Hawaii. via San francisco. close
$50 ?. May 81 for dispatch Sonorna N
the Cunard steamer carrying the British
Zealand does not arrive in time connect With this
dispatch extra mails-closng at $50 a. m
?: m-win be made and forwarded until the arrival
OF the CunaTd steamerl
Australia (except Westl. Fiji Islands
Especially addressed ollyl, Vrtora
p c. close az $50 D m May q for dispatch per s.
$50 P m May "a for dispatch per s. AIarposa-
Phllppne Islands. via San Francisco.
May 81 for dispatch per U s. Transport y -
NOIE-UnlesS otherwise addressed. Australia "a
forwarded VIA Europe; and NeW-Zezland and Philips
pines va san tranciscothe quickest routes. Phiip-
must ee fully prepaid the foreign Hawaii -
forwarded via san Francisco exclusively
CORNELIUS COT'T Postmaster.
Postor1ce. New-York " 7 April % 1904 /.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Military tournament Madison Square Garden.
Convention tbs American Bible League Marble COL
legiate Church, F1fh-avs and Twenty ninth-st.. 10
a 2:30 and j.
convention Chi Psi fraternity. Savoy
meeting dinner the NevvYork conmandery
Of Loyal Legion, Delmonicos, 'enHs
Exhibition Of OF John La Fargo National Arts
Club. No 81 West Thirty-fourth-st
Lecture by the Row. Or. r. s. Macarthur Tho
Empire O Gar" Washington Avenue Baptist
Church Brooklyn. Sl5 ,. N
Public lecture by Dr. Il b FrsseI!. principal
Hampton Normal Industrial Institute. Tho
Negro Problem and Education Teachers College
d m.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EARLINGTON-Bie H. Barnett, Jacksonville
Fla. EVERETT-Wiam II. Huns, Governor OK
Porto Rico. FIFTH AVENUE--John l. Newbold
Mashingtonj J A. Drake Corning IN IMPERIA ,L;o
Japan. MAN4ATrAN--Ex- Governo. Frank S
Black, Troy. MURRAY HILLS. +. Corss Al
bany; II. G. Munger. Herkimef. PLAZA-GeneraI
Charles Miller Scranton. SAVOY Edward Rob
e.ts. England. WALsDORF-ASTORIA-E Gov
ernor smith. vermont. ComnaEder A. Boutakon.
naval attache OF tho Russia Embassy Washing
ton; p a Z. Wtdener, Phila deiphia.
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ex-coNeREssMAN GEORGE VAN HORN.

Cooreo Van Horn died here to-day from apoplexy
He represented the 1cXIVth District in the Lila
Congress and several years had been CHAIRMAN az
of the Otseco Country Democratic Comm ttee- tiS
was a prominent Mason. The funeral VIII Dc helu
-7-fd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04
HERBERT kETTELL.

Herbert Ketten. we'll known lawyer OF this city.
died at his home in Passaic. n. j.. Monday. He
was graduated from Columbia College in 1850 and
studied law in the office of the late James W.
Gerard, ST.. OF whose estate he later became
trustee For thirty-four years he practised at No.
70 Nassau-st. He was attorney and executor for
number of estates. He member of the Union
League Club Of this city and the Passaic Club. He
never married.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04

Boyd John r Taylor. Harriet H
BToST: EI II TraS; G%9 Fas1
HieRs. EHear s vander6eek Matilda S ".
Kirkpatrick Andrew
Ellen w Bard; wife Of Charles Bard Funeral SER
wich. Thursday May 5. at = D.
BoRoUGHs-sqdde Of pneumonia. at Fishkin VII
ter Of the lSts Joseph s9rouEhs Iastltls Van
ss on Fraay MAY a. at O'clock Ciares yi
the trolley at F1shSl Village connecting at Fish
a m. Friday.
BoYD-on May 5. 1924. after a 6gier illness, John T.
the late Dr. Thomas Boyd; in his Goth year, Rela
to attsnd the funeral his residences No
BRowN-on Tuesday. May 3. 1903. ElnelIne 5. Brown.
miller No. IS North broadway. White Plains. n. T.
on Thursday 2:3o O'Clock
Gushing.
I1cKs-on Tuesday May his late residence No GO
South Oxford-st. Brooklyn. Edgar s Hicks Notice
funeral hereafter.
Nsa4k J. NAY g. 1901 KrkDatTicR Jadso
funeral hereafter.
MURRAy-on Sunday. May / 1904. at her rssldsrc..
me 200 rsIacs Church corner OF iothst on Wed9esja
morning Nav a. 10 o'clock 1t is requested that no
sIMoNsoN-At Cypress Hnls May 2. 1904 Margaret
widow Of the late John " T. smSnsoS 9ged Sc years
Brookiyn Wednesday. May 4. p. m. Relatives and
friends invited
TAYLOR-On Sunday May 1, Harriet II. TAYLOR. widow
William Taylor. the residence OF her daughter
Mrs. J.. H. Lyman. 40S Park Place Brooklyn.
n. Y. Funeral services Thursday May 5. at
p m, Christ Church. Clinton and Harrison SITS.
Brooklyn
TRUpEAU-suddeny. Of pneuwonla. Edward Livingston
Irudeau. IT, NJ p in the Slst year OF his at his
residence. No 772 Parl-avs Funeral services be
held in the Church OF John IN the Wilderness.
Smiths. Adirondacks Friday. May 6. at IL a.
TuTTI. sMIrH-suddenly. in Paris April IL. 1904.
Frances Isabella Manlce wife OF the James Tut
tie Smith. %. D.. youngest daughter the late
Deforest Mance. in the 64th year OF her Funeral
services We're held Thursday April IA. at Amer
lean Church or the Holy Trinity Parish. The com
initial service win take place the Ridge
Held. Conn.,. Thursday. May 8. at II q m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04

A scratch slight cut is only OF the small
Ills life. n pnlpe blackhead is but trihng
Disagreement; every at times has occasion wish
quick and simple treatment for these minor
noyances Tha prompt results achieved in such
by T. Ciouraud's Oriental Cream prove the
skeptical the healing and purifying virtues of this
toward establishing faith
ndence claims be unrivalled skin purifier
and beautiher use only emergencies an
article OF the daily toilet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04
MRS. JAMES TUTTIE-SMITH.

Mrs. Frances Isabella Manice Tuttle-smith wife
Of the Rev. DR.. James Tuttle-Smith and youngest
daughter of the late Deforest Manice died sud-
denly in Paris April IL. in her sixty-fourth year.
The funeral vas held April Il at the American
Church of the Holy Trinity Parish. The burial
will be at the cemetery in Ridgeheld. Conn. to-
q ] a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04

Should DAILY BY all Interested as changes
a any time)
Foreign mails for The week ending May T. 1904. wtik
close promptly In all az the General Postoce
Parcels Mails close earlier
closing time shown Post
many close az p. Monday.
Regular and Supplementary malls close at Foreign
ton corner OF West and Morton Streets half hour ia-se
than closing time shown below Supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central America. Colon. Gloss
one hour later at Foreign Station)
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sEcRErARY OF NEW COMMISSION.

Washington May 3.-Winthrop L. Marvin. a
man, OF Boston. has been appointed SEQ
rotary of the Merchant Marine Commission. APP
pointed at the last session Of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04
LANES COYLE.

James Coyle for thirty years an employe OF
Tiffany & Co.. died of pneumonia at ot- Vincent
r,,-tt.i IN Monday He was well known to Tiff
fany's patrons. and had many friends among them
Mr. COVE was bachelor. The interment VIII take
rIace in Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04

Highest temperature yesterday go degrees: lowest IS
60: corresponding date last So
average corresponding twenty-five 0a
Local forecast--Partly cloudy to-day and Thursdsy
light variable winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04

Public Works and former member OF the Assembly
from this district died here to-day aged sixty-hve
years. He leaves immediate family. his wife
having died several years ago.
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Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE will by mail To aay Address
in this country abroad and address changed often
desired Subscriptions Do given rsxuIas
dealer before leaving. II snislr rhsrn
In at THE TRIBUNE Once.
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Died.

VANDERBE5 Kat her late residence Nc ~ IInd-us
ave- EnglewOod. N J.. Matilda sands Willis VIE "A
Garry Xander5esk after a brief illness. in her 55ia
year Funeral from her late residence Thursday
May s. $50 N. Carriages al Ensl-vood DEPOT IL
meet train. Erie Railroad. Cha-nhers-st. 100 p a.
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rrybra. 1.nce, ohservations-

IN this diagram tho continuous white line shows
changes in indicated by The self
recording bsrnater The dotted line shows the tenpea
tu:e as recorded by the local Weather Bureau:
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau the changes In tho
pernturs for the last twentour hours In comparison
Ntth the correaronhlnc date O YEAR
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Domestic Rates.

Domestic Rates
By EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points IN the United States Canada Msx-,
Outside OF the boroughs Manhattan The RronrS
Also Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii PhllfpoIn..
without extra expense for foreign postage.
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKINGS.

Great PineIawn Cemetery wr,s or call for ul,x.
trated pamphlet 46 West S4th ST. York
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TRANsArLANTIc nfA11.s

WEDNESDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europa per a.
Oceanic via Queenstown
THCRSDAvAt a. m. for France. Switzerland. ItaIys
spain. Portugal, Turkey, Egypt. Greece British
4ndia, per 8 La TOUratne HavTs mail cor other
parts or Europe must be directed per La Tou-
SATURDAT-At a for Europe per : = Gerrnanic
via CherbourG and Southampton naiI directed
per $. Germalc); $50 a. m for Europe, p-s
3 s. Iucania. via Queenstown a $50 m. for Bel
sum direct. per Naderand mail must be directed
per $ Vaderland'D; at $50 a for Italy Direct
per ? s. Princess Ireus mail directed
8 Princess Irene); at $50 a direct.
Per s. Astoria tnatl be directed a
tOFla }; at II a N Denmark direct. g..
tteRla tIE;atl must be directed $ Hekla'l
AFTER the closing OF the Supplementary
Mails nane above, additional Supplementary
opened on the piers OF the American English. French
and German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF ths hour OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04
WILLIAM v. VAN RENSSELAER,.

Seneca Falls, N. Y. May S.-Wiiiiam V. Van
Bcn.,aIaer formerly Assistant superintendent of
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stephen Merritt Emb'rg Ist.. Undertakers s4l-s ~.
Esd St Tel IS24 or 132S Chelsea Frank e CanpbsIls
Rev. Stephen Merritt. the Worldwide known M
dertaker only place OF business,
st.. largest In the world. Tel I24 and f25 CheIs..
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Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win DO
republisbed In The Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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| leaves a good taste n mouth It is -urs snc
! wholesome Don't oe cheated with cheap goods
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
be republIshsd In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04

JAECKEI-TRACY-Ou Saturday evening. April so by
Rev. Urah r Tracy. at All Angels Church. S1st-s
and West End-ave., Ethel Golden Tracy,
Urlah T. Tracy. to Hugo Francis Jacket. jr.
LoCKwooD-SMITH-on May 3. 1904. the Central
Presbyterian Church, New-York by the Rev. John H
lockwood. Of Westhed. Mass. Angelina Normand-S
and Samuel Piersou lockwood. both OF New-TOrk-
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SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW e-,+s
DAILY. cents TEtI- WEEKLY. csnt3
MEEESLY farmers centsl -
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Foreign Rates

subscribers New-Yori< City tho DAILY sn4
TRI-WEEKLY VIII be charged cent copy sxtrz
postage In addition to the rates named abovs.
Foreign Rates
For points Europe and countries Untvsrsat
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Will be mailed thu foL
lOyvfD ~rqres
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fG.iaDj at II a. m, DenrnsTs direct. per n ..
After the Closing OF the supDsmenary
opened 4 on the piers OF the AmsTan Enssh Frsnss
Ten Minutes OF tbs hour OF sailing of steamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsr
INDIES. ETC
wEDNEsDAT-At ESQ a for Jamaica. per $ a.
NaS St E E aas A st Ma- n s f 6 S.
ms a srsG ss Sq n Per Per Bahamas Re. at II "A g9p
p M FOR Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. per
THURsDAY-At a. m for Argentine Uruguay ara
speTanza tnaii Mexico Via Progreso Cs1npsch. ana
m. Bermuda per $ $ Trinidad a. ESQ a N FOR
jsneiEo and santos Da for Northsrn Braz As s1o
yTou AZ 10 a. \! az fa nus Ss aiTsc3sd per y .
man ra fsE caP spl HALT Per; ds Pa Gonayss Js
Guiana must be directed per Prins WIlIem mr.:
s s5fo %s,h5 Pss Hrs Tg@pE
FBsP $50 q IN for Bsr 9oss Garess.
Haiti per s s Aens; at II m for santiaso per
tbasIn front Phads iST Ne S per Car
tary $50 M FOR Curacao Venezuela Der s.
zaiiaS at a. m Ter Porto Rico per- co2n0
Forums Island jamaica aRd colo6a lP9 e. a o
aha ms so dTse p sE s551a a fer Costa
t95 1T9 PsT s. IS Me1sS: via Havana az 1870
s, EsPH sY PeF rs, s s. ,s SSS- 70
ward and Windward Islands British, Dutch and Frsacss
and Barbados must be directed per sfe Paas
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC E-xC-rp.rs
TRANSPACIFIC
cT 5I .1 POT Tampa El9Eids closes ono.
mails close here Mondays Wednesday, al Sss1I-s
- ~-N-A-
MEXICO CTTY-Overaa1 unless specially addresses -.
dispatch by steamer, closes at this daily sTesns
D. and 1880 D m. -
NEWFOUNDI-AN6 except Parcels-Pozt Mails,-Bv ra,,
North sydney. thence steamer closes a. -.
eVeTs Monday Wednesday Snd saPa nails close here
JAMAICA-By rail Boston. thenca bv
closes this office at $50 D. FRIDAY - 0~~r-'s
MIQUEION-By rail to Boston, thsuc. h.
closes this ONCE daily $50 d. m 9''
BELIZE PUERTO CORTEZ
rail New-Orleans. and steamer rIos.. -
this Office daily. except Sunday at 1880 n ~ 80
1850 D. m. Sundays D. m. ana 0.s0 =
(counecting mail closes here Mondays at |IOsO
COSTA RICA-By rail NsNE-Orleans, ana rbs,.s ~.
closes at this Office daily. except SUNDAY a.
p. and T1OS0 sundays II n m az
tiO:50 tconnectin. closes TNiesIavs a.
1000 p. nj. -
Unregistered Mail closes at D m. previous day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-04

Murray. Anne 2.
Simonson. Margaret
Taylor. Harriet II.
Trudeau, Edward L
Tuttle-Smlth, Frances I. N
VGDderheek. Matilda S. W.