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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
NO FORMAL RECEPTION FOR FARLEY.
Church Dignitaries Will Meet Him on the
Pier, However.

Archbishop Farley IS expected 70 arrive here on
the Princess Irene next week after his visit to the
Pope In view OF the ArchbIshop's arrival between
Wednesday and Friday OF Holy Week and OF his
relatively short absence from New-York. no formal
reception Will mark his arrival. 4 number OF Dig
nitaries Of the Roman Catholic Church are, how
ever expected TO meet him at the pier.
Among the fruits Of Archbishop Farleys visit 70
Rome the appointments Of Father Thomas F.
Cusack as Auxiliary Bishop Of New-York OF
MousigDor Mooney member Of the College Of
PrOthouotaries Apostolic, and OF Father Lavelle
a domestic prelate.
Persistent cable advices from Rome during Arch
bishop Farey's visit anticipate within the near
future the bestowsl Of the red hat the Arch
bishop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
NATHAN L. HANDY.

East Orange y. J.. March . (Specia).-Nathan
L Handy. a well known New-York wool merchant,
a member Of tho firm Of Stevens Sanford & Handy
OF No. &C. Worth-st. died suddenly from apoplexy
at his homo IN East Orange last night
Mr.. Handy s born IN Woodstock Conn. sixty
one years ago and came OF old Ncw-Ergland Revo-
lutiorary stock lie moved with his parcuts to
Rhode Island. and was educated there He came
to New-York about twenty-four years ago. and took
up his residence In East Orange lie belonged TO tho
Wool Club OF New-YoIk and to the Essex County
a j. Country Club. He also a member Of
the Manhattan Club. In the Adrondacks. He was
an organizer of the First Unitarian church Of
Orange. lie married Miss Martha Pierce, OF WorCes
ter. Mass thirty+foUr years ago and she, with
two daughters Mrs. Alfred II. Benjamin and Miss
Amy Lincoln Handy. survives him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
rRANsrACF1c NrAILs.

China and Japan. Seattle especially addressed only
close here daily at $50 up 20 March -. inolu-
s.va far dispatch per g. shawmut
Austral Except Westl tji Islands and Neg-Caedonia
ESQ % m up Inclusive Tor dispatch per
HAWAII Japan China and PhHppns Islands. VIA san
Francisco. close here daily az $50 p. % March
Phppine Islands Francisco close here daiiy az
$50 D. 70 March ~. inclusive Tor dispatch par
Hawaii VIA san Francisco close 5ai'y $50
I'D to March Us. inclusive Tor dispatch per Ala
r-iS. snI rapan va Vancouver Victoria. B. c.
close daily $50 p. m up q April ~ nc 1sss
for dispatch per Empress o. Japan tierchanaiss
for IL s. Postal Agency az Shanghai cannot be fof-
waried VIA Canafa) -,
closes here daily $50 up 70 April n. inc+siFs
~, ZssIanf Australia except Wesr New Caledonia
Hawaii san Er11--sc1s close hers
G8iIv al $50 up O A0rtl -. Inclusive, Tor ia
M ne british New Zealand does ret arrive IN
tine u connect with this dispatch extra HaisclosinE
$50 M $50 A. n and 80 p n s5saaSs -
f5rwarded until the arrival of the Cunart stssner)
Hawaii Taua0 China and Phiippins Islands. via san
Francisco. here daily az $50 % April VI
Tahiti Nsrqesas Islands. via san Franctsco. cioss
here daily $50 up 70 April ~ Inclusive. tor
NCrT-T- aess otherwise addressed West Australia n
f5rV ari-d VIA Eu-oue and View Zealand PHILIPPINES
Fraucisco-t1e quickest routes. Philippines
addressed via Ca1aia'' via Europe b
fly prepaid az the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded
Francisco exclIsivelC-
Transpacihc nails forwarded port % sailing daily
schedule q closing IL arranged the presumD
ton Of uninterrupted overland transit tRsxts-
CORNEIIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Postof1cs. New York y 7. March IS. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23


N7--I 10 In her 10Th year. Harriet BIel WetsLst'
widow Of late Colonel Charles o. ltelen Or A.y
fed, Conn FuneI@- LL,.nl -- .5S a. Ia n, n,
-, co. - ~ ro-,. -, so1
BERLIN-On Saturday, the 4sl. az IHl'-r,-i 60
Sgtl-st.. Harry W. beloved sail1 -,
and only n Henry G.. %terlin dl-5.Al a..
will be held AZ the FouELh ~. -,--I-~ .f,r-h
81 az 10 o'cIocl. Irterment private. Kindly omit
BRAMWEILr-At her residence ~ - s5fS
e-H cei 's,sr-ices ar 81 Georges church. Flush
i7~ r--tdav. March 25. 1880 m Train leaves
Long island city 1912 e.
By zttS-C1 Mach - 49, I{-s-s ~ Nevv-Yoris
91S-I ssrvt-es at leo y n on March %. at Andayer
Mas
~ -, %, -. - -..,,,,.. y, sss
Wasairgton- Br2okya Harriet Eyersly widow %
-, 90. 49,. v-..s.,-
COIfIATE-Su suddenly On Aiaf.l - a. - -
N6tire Of funeral hereafter.
- ,r---z Of r--.- Card
uer widow ~ the late ,.I-t 49, 49, -sz,-s1rs ~
t -s-a Ms Gilbert IL ITaizht on THURSDAY. March
the arrival ~ the LOU tfaIn LLl-.- -
YORK Carriages Will be- iu waiting. Intermert private
.-.----- ,,---.- ,r-~.r 81 --ror,aa rvf-~bsr f.
ferf In the 74tn q his age Funeral services
his late residence No F" West 'a-l7-f Se'-i7s
fav March %. q %. IN. lntsrment East0I Fe4IL
- -o.s 81. - NJ
GFtACEAt Ms reS.l 81, ~ o. y[rr,,,, - C-a-s A.
ia o: bis age Funeral services VII De neg
Of St Francis Xavier No 80 West 16th-st lnts-ment
AZ HOLY cross Il IS requested that no flowers
be sent.
CREGORY-At the Deanery. st Faurs Cathedral. Lon
ou Saturday March - tEdrlotte Anne 'sfeE3 y,
Dean Of 81 Paul and dauE1ter o. me IAts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-washngtoa. March
2Tae pressure that occupied the Canadian
Maritime Provinces Monday night has not given
rarf5lv as vas anticipated
is weather IN eastern trough
low pressure has eastward the northern
rapidly than southern. the fors- having reached
the Iavrencs valley. While the latter stan persists
Texas Coast
Numerous thundsrstorus have occurred In tire lake
region the Valley Tennessee and the Lower Misss
sip.i Valley. occurred IN
England and tho Middle and South Atlantic States
east Of tho ApalAchiars and somewhat
lower temperatures prevail IN the Ohio ml-dle and
lower portions Of The Mississippi Valley Warmer weather
again prevails IN the Rocky Mountain plateau dis
tricts
There win ~ showers and thunde-stors wednesday IN
Atlantic Coast districts north % Georgia along the
The weather Thursday VIII - fair except
Mississippi Valley and the Gulf states where
showers probable. II T - wednes-
region and The Upper Ohio Valley.
Warmer weather indicated ths slope Of
tie Rocky Mountains Wednesday, and warmer
THURSDAY Ohio and the middle and upper portions
O Mississippi valley
The winds along the Atlantic Coast north Of the caro-
Inas VI! be fresh westerly with occasional thunder
squalls. the South Atlantic Coas, fresh south winds
mostly and Light 70 fresh and on Lake Michigan
5ral warnings srs displayed on tbs Atlantic cosst
from Delaware BrealEater . Passport and on the Cali
i2zna CAS-, ron In = ~, 1 Tr., r.-,, vii,
northwest winds and fair weather TO The Grand
Forecast for Special Looalltie-.-Fcr Eastern New
York showers followed ty fair today colder ia the
terrier: THURSDAY fair hEiHlz northwest winds
For Ncv-TerHey and DeIausrc. showers to-cay Thurs
Gay fair fresh northwest Winds with thundersqualls
"Wednesday.
Frr wessrn Pennsylvania, fair to-day colder
portion: Thursday fair fresh northwest winds.
Tor the District Of Columbia showers and thunder
to-day. Thursday fair: fresh 20 brisk northwest
winds.
Easss 5s,a t2esy colder F IN 59-; a, Ror
Ter Eastern Pennsylvania. showers early
followed ~ fair to-day Thursday FAIR brisk northwest
Nvinds
FOR Western Neu-Yorl fasr and colder today Thurs
eEy fairi fresh Northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23


MAIN OFFICE-No. I54 Nassau ST
UPTOWN OFFICE-N0. 1855 BroadEA1. o. ~
District Telegraph once -.
BRONX BURlAU-N0 400 East l35tn-st
WASH INGTON BUEEAJ-No. LIZ h-st
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frsderick y. s'on-~~-s
7B4 Broad-st
LONDOS-Orcs OF THE TRIBUNE a. 80 -
Brown. Gould 8 Co.. No. 81 Ns~-oxford-sG $500
London and Paris Exchange. banAsr- oe-.----
House. MoOrgate-st.
American Express Company, No. Wslsr.oe -
Thos. Cook Tourist Ouless LldsAts Sa.ees.
The London Office OF THE TRIBUNE ls a sonss1~-'s
place 70 leave Advertisements and sunscripIons.
PARIS Monroe & Co. No z Rus 1crlDo.
John Waramaker, No "A Rue des Fslltes Ao@5s-~
Eagle Bureau. SO Rue Caubon-
Morgan. Harjes & Co. 81 Boulevard hAo&@l~1@
Credit Ly0rnais, Bureau des EuanSsf~
Continental Hotel newsstand
The Figaro Office
Brentano's. No 81 Avenus de rOper@
American Express Company No. II ktus P''a'~
SICE-Cretit LyOunais-
GENEVA-LOm5ard. oder & Co. snd Union Bsn4
FLORENCE-French. Lemon d Co.. No~N = and -
TourlabUonL
Maquay Bankers. -
HAMBJ RCf---american ENpr8ss Company "a -
Schmiede
BREMEN-Amsriean Express Company. No. Bann-
hof Strasse
GENoA-Anerican Express Company. Va. - Via san
Lorenzo.
ANTWERP. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Express Company
NJ. DUAL Van DTck-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
MCCLELLAN PAYS TRIBUTE TO GRACE
Committee Appointed to Attend Funeral at
st. Francis To-day-Pallbearers Chosen.

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday sent to the Board
OF Aldermen an announcement OF the death OF ex-
Mayor William r Grace. coupling with It the
following:
Mr.. Grace took up the obligations OF citizenship
vigorously As Mayor he gave aggressive support
TO measures which he believed TO be for public
good. and equally energetic and effective oppo-
stion TO what he held TO be wrong Many OF the
policies begun under his administration continue 70
bring benefits 70 the municipality. while the mill
tant and courageous honesty OF his career offers
example to men in public life.
Aldermen Gaffney. Gass. Goodman. Kline
Meyers Owens, Coggey. Redmond, VENT and Nc
Carthy were appointed a committee TO attend Mr.
Grace's funeral to-day. The funeral viii be az 10
m. I'm 81. Francis ZavieT's Church. In sixteenth
ST, near Sixth-ave. There will be no services at
the house the grave in Holy Cross Gene
terry.
The paIIbearers chosen are General Thomas L.
James Vernon H. Brown, Or. z. L. keyes. Robert
Grier Monroe. Charles 5. Fairchild, David Mcclure
Justice Francis NJ Scott. Eugene Kelly. John A.
Mccall, George A. Morrison, James D. Laying and
James McCiOyern-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

y ar,onR those 20 whom grateful human
AA -, s.stues. Whether he made the discoN-
~ 100 a search OF new lands, a. contend
" -. seelylnC % reach the Indies. as ne
o - u-etended ne accomplished what no
-. .rle 20 90 uefo.e him and what no one
Oh ,--..,s- lin. H.s work Is unique; nothing
s.,t-ov 7r diminish g. TO have been aols
cas- -, a, 30 needed 20 he a rnan OF -nette.
- s,ch. indeed. he was.
q 80. ,..gh character which IS rsrer than tai
81 his. he had a win which. Ike Faith
VI -. ,,ovs mountains. perseverance when
-..,rr could tire. energy which no;hi1g oouiU
TO- o.. whatever may have been said OF
-s.,ep 70 tro contrary he lacked the range ana
", :, ,.i,.. Characteristic Of superior minds
-, ,o-e,lgnt which stamps true genius Tor
Dn- -, Numbered IN all his calculations. WIS
- ,r a. his forecasts. and was able neliher
s,,,- nor even 90 understand his own great
work. -,-,--...-s
- lie was a stranger 10 those feelings OF
80 gratitude which euuohle the heart OF
90 vet his mind could embrace vast de-
- -. hts soul was capable % noble flights and
-, no. OF evil fortune he displayed forti-
800 dignity which have won him the sym
-, and respect II posterity. Thus. like the
i-s,-v Colossus with his feet Of clay, Column
80 his faults. but he accomplished mighty
- ,,s Ne Justly enroll his name among the
-, -,sr n ell time In what really consi-
-, glory he has nothing 20 fear from the
-...,,-s u History. Most sincerely yours.
HENRY TIGNAUD.
.rbsssaas des Etats-Lnis, j. Avenue kleoer'
p,-ts. February %. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
A CORRECTION.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir. Referring 20 article which appeared IN
your paper this morning. implying that some con-
uectiou existed between Joseph II. Hoadley and the
New-Yorlk. Westchester and Boston. beg 20 state
that whoever furnished you with this information
was absolutely incorrect in their statement. Joseph
H. Hoadley has never had any relations, business
or otherwise. With the firm OF Dick q Robinson.
directly OF indirectly. He has no present interest
OF any kind in the New-York Westchester and
BOSTON. nor. 10 the best Of my knowledge, has he
ever had. 7 know YOU would not willingly publish
in your columns incorrect statements : would be
glad Z you would make the necessary correction.
New-YOrk. March -. 1904 EVANS r DICK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM S. TOMPKINS.

William Schureman Tompkins. one OF PeeksEilrs
oldest residents and at one time leading citizen.
died Sunday at the home Of his son-in-iaw. William
4. Baker He was IN his eighty-fourth year. Mr.
Tonpkins born in Yorktown in 1871 and came
Peekskiu In Isf9. He bought the grocery
business tho Upper Dock from Captain Isaac
Depew. father Of Senator Depev. He continued
a general store groceries. feed and supplies. whole
sale and retail. for many years. Then he esta5-
llshed a freight line between Peekskiu and New
York. lie later embarked ia the brick business ana
FOR a number OF years large manufactures.
Fifteen wears ago he retired entirely from business.
and since had lived lie OF leisure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
NO ATTACK ON ELM-ST.
Grout Doesn't Wish EIeUdted Loop
There, He Explains.
10 the Editor Of The tribune.

Sir: The Tribune must permit re 20 disavow the
suggestioa that am in favor q building ele
waited railroad loop connecting the bridges
through Elrr-st j have such idea, and
never had. IN discussing the general sugges-
ton of loop connection I referred 10 Elm
81. only I did 10 Broadway. 20 illustrate the
proposition tina; the further east such loop would
be the less would be its usefulness, and the fur
ther the greater its usefulness. N other
words. that the loop per Is OF 10 advantage 70
the travelling public. and & can be made OF ad-
vantage Only by traversinE territory to which the
travelling public wishes 10 90 The whole thing
was only by way Of illustration and argument on
this proposition, and without the slightest idea
that anybody would understand or uiscOnstrue my
words suggestion for elevated loop on
either Centre Elm-st. or Broadway.
EDWARD NJ CIRCUIT.
Nsv--York March e 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. E1ocr17
TRANsPACTFTC.

CUBA-via Port Tampa ia closes az mis- onos a<sly.
TsEurstay 70 80 a (the oonnactinF mA4ls
close mere On Mondays Wednesdays ana saturday.f
MEXICO CITY-Overland unless specially a1dressed -
closes AZ this once dairy exosps
sunday az 80 o. m. and 1880 .. n sundays a.
IN an 1870
ryFvFCJ- NDI ANb-By North sydney, ana tAsnes
a of1ce daily at loon
meeting malls close here every Monday Wednesday and
JAW8T3@Rv rail 20 Philadelphia ard Themes By stsAEnzH
closes az this Office at 1890 .. m every Sunday,
rail thence DY steamer closes Af
this OH at 3 p m. Friday.
NrrT'p,f 0S--Bv ra 10 Boston thsncs By
Lose al this ofHce daIv at $50 o.
RFTTZF PUERTO CORTEH and GUAfEMALaA-By rail
NJ orleans and thence by steamer. closes a. hls
cA~s daily Sunday. az fl:3O ?. and f10s80
MI q VI . and fl060 .. (connsct-
man closes here a 1000 p.
CCS-a PICA-Bv rail Nsyv-Orieans and themes By
Sfesr,e- closes ct ONCE daily. sunday. "a
ff.y1 n IN AMI tt030 o.. m Sundays az n D. N. and
1880 D. connecting mail closes here Tuesdays as
BAHASlAS except ParceIs-Post Nras,y rail TO MiNra
a0F theucs closes - 80 a m.
yf5-dav "Wednesday and Saturday
,rsgisfered mall closes az 8 D. m previous day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
N MFSIORIANT.

G-9c- a trustee Nsvv-YOrE Life Insurance
-srv sfrcs 1s92 member q It's finance
since 1891.
me president and the members of the finance commit
OF their IN OF
- with sc lJ have sus
--isf Ia public private lie citizen and
in me fnsncal leading force he viii be missed
Or Qualities of heart and mind which made his counsel
and advice vaIuable in the administration o. the
without ostentaton IN his charitabls
works. he deeply su0cttous the
edvarcenleut and welfare OF his fellow In the
and institutions for tie Improvement
anI hep Of Young and Old with which he identified
h. Was practical f1rccsul n the methods
Gated foremost IN sustaining and carrying Out their
beuefactioDs-
enter Upo this testimony his integrity
purroge- and Character with s0rr0wing hearts.
JOHN A. MCCALL, President.
GEORGE ". PERKINS.
JOHN CLAFLLN. rsr.-~.
EDMUND u. RANDOLPH, -
CHARLES 8. FAIRCHIL4Ds Coi-fnirtea
WOODBURY. LANGDON.
GEORGE 4 MORRISON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
NOTES OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
rFao,, rur rRrBvsE BUREAU.l


washington, March c2.-seuator Dryden enter
,s,ped AZ dinner tonight IN honor of the Panama
Canal Commission. Mrs Hobart assisted Mrs.
Dryden IN receiving Those present were the Sccre-
.a-v OF the Treasury. Admiral walker, Senator
Frye Senator Fairbanks. Senator Hlttredge, Sen
etor spooner Senator Alro.. William Barclay Par
sons Carl L. Gruusky. b. A. Harrod. Senator
Carmack Senator German, Professor william II.
Eurr Senator Allison. Senator Nillard. Colonel i.
! Hecker Senator Hopkins, Senator Morgan, Gen
sra Davis Representative W p. Hepburn and
Representative william c. Lowering
senator and Mrs. DRYDEN expect their son-in-
saw and daughter. Colonel and Mrs. A. r. Kuse-
April L. 20 remain With them until the family
leaves here for she summer.
N and Mrs Graham BEL entertained at dinner
fhis evening. when their guests were General and
Mrs stern berg AIr. and AIRS. Thomas +. walsh,
Nr and Mrs. h. H. Warner. ST.. Mrs ID. G. Gill
mar Mr and Nrs Charles Bel. Mr.. ana Mrs Gil
hert Grosveror Miss DeeriuE. Miss Graham Bel,
Senator Beveridre and Mr. Waterman.
Mrs Herbert Wa dsworth and the Polymnia So
Getty q musical circle which she organized some
years ago gave "a public recital IN Mrs. wads-
worth's music room, this evening for the benefit OF
local charity. Guests have been invited for a
second concert tomorrow evening
Or Yamei Kin the Chinese lecturer. who has
beer well received Ga New-A Ork and Boston, VIII
,,-ssy. AZ lie home Of senator Kean DR.. Yamei
Kin. who is Chinese woma D. mum bers among her
- Senator Lodge. Mrs. CoWles sister OF the Pres
.ieUt and Miss heau
Nr and Mrs Thomas T. walsh have issued cards
Tor "A Panoramic Presentation Of Colorado by
ar. and Mrs. Gilbert McClurg, on Monday even
iup March g. On the ballroom Of the New Willard
Mr. struyp special agent of the Commissioner
General q Belgium 20 the ST. Louis Exposition
who has arrived IN Newly ork. Will not be able 10
yst Washington us he had expected. but viii so
direct 81. Louis.
Commissioner Allen OF the Patent Of7cs has gone
70 attend the funeral OF his brother William Allen,
at Auburn ~ y. Mr.. Allen had just returned from
Auburn, where he had been called by the death
q his mother when recalled 5y his brothers death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

wEDNEsDAY-At m. for Bermuda, per .
Trinidad. a 10 q. Tor Grenala 4rlI4oad an
Ciudad Bolivar. British. Dutch and French Guiana
per Grenada via Grenada and Irtnidad a. u m
Brazil. Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. per 8 >
Mars Maceio. Rio Janeiro, santos ard
BIeuos Avres Orau must be directed per Mars)
THTRSpAN-Nt s. a. m. for Cuba. per g 3 Nigllancia
email Mexico. via Progres0, Campechs ana Vera
t'rr- directed O. Nigilancia)i a.
1880 a. for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay.
e. Fint1Tetto. at ~ m for Mexico, per =
Seneca. TawpiC0 email must be directed
seneca ,; at 10 m. Tor British, Dutch and Frsnch
Guiana ST. Kits Nevis ST. Eustatius and St. Martns
dsI0upe and Barbados, per 8 8. Citta 81 Messina
tulaH for Trinidad and Dutch Guiana must be d.
rect-d per f. Citta al Messfna').
FyTTlAT-At $50 a for Merchandising. PER 3. :.
R0saind ESQ A. Complementary 1850 a M Tor
IuagJa and Haiti. ger s. g. valencia at ~ "a. lor
Northern Brazil per 8. Dunstan. VIA ParH 20
Nana1s. at 1870 3. for Brazil. s. Moorisn
for Northern Brazil Argentine uruguay and Paraguay
must be per 9. 9. Moorish Princs''l-
8ATJRDAY-At $50 a. for Brazil, per a a. Syraonsa
via Pernam6uc0, Rio Janero and Santos (man Tor
Northern Brazil. Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay
Be directed per q s. Syracuse ,; az $50 a NJ
Complementary $50 nj Tor Curacao and Esnezusla
per MaracaIbO mail for SavaniNa and CsrtRrsna
for Porto Rico. per q Ponce via san Juani at e'S3
a m. Complementary 1880 a M for Geeward and
vvtndward islands British, Dutch and french liuiAne
OncluifnE Grenada and Trinidad when specially adj
dressedl = PARMA at $50 tsappl ernentarE
10 40 u) FOR Islands Jamaica. savanilla and
Cartacera- Shiria mail for Costa Rea must
be directed per slbiriaOi a 10 a m Tor Cnoas
Per Mexico. via Havana; at ?. m for Argentina
Uruguay and Paraguay. per = > Soldier Prince
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
MISS MuRIEL FOSTER WILL SING.

Miss Muriel Foster. the English contralto. mas
entirely recovered from the illness that prevented
her New-York appearance last Saturday with The
Boston symphony Orchestra, and she will sing
here tomorrow night with the Oratorio Society,
the part OF Mary Magdalen, IN Cigars The
APOSTLES Final rehearsals have been held. Frank
Damrosch will have his chorus OF 800 and his or
chestra OF 81, with the six sOloiSts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ArBFArARI.Tc-R bishop W. n McVickar. Rhode
Island. EARLINGTON-Charles L LOOP chat
fanoora Tenn. EVERETT General Joshua I.
Chamberlain. Maine FIFTH AVENUE-The Rev
c. s. mcfarland. Maiden, Mass GILSEY-Judge J.
81 R0Eer Colorado HOL1lANT-TivinEsron
FARGO. chicago and r p. snening. Boston. IN
PERI ATy-Fr- Mavor D. .. Robinson, Elmira.
MAJESTIC Cieoree W. Van Ness, Detroit. and
frank J. Dunning. 81. Louis. NANHATTAN-B.
n CrourinsNield. Boston. MURRAY HTLIl-A !.
Forbes Boston. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =. J.
smith. Scranton. P1sAZA-Henry Q. Schwab Chi
cage. SANOY-Arfhur Bray. England. VICTORIA
Judge = j. Yearnans, Washington. WALDORF
ASTORIA-E1x -ConEressman Wallace T. FOote. IT..
Port Henry, / ]. Mcleod. Chicago. and John
Sebastian Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23

EsrIjn March z2-FeIz Mottl. conductor Of tho
Wagner operas at the Metropolitan Opera House,
New-York. has asked the Baden Court 10 relnsIate
b,r m director Of the orchestra OF the Royal Opera
House at CarIsruhe after his return IN June next
a dispatch from Heidelberg Gays that Herr
Motifs reinstatement Is doubtful owing 10 MS
ABRUPT departure for New-Iork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
EDWIN A. MILLER,

East Orange. y. J., March . (SpeciaD--Edwin
Augustus Miller died yesterday at his home. I'm
East Orange, from pneumonia He the senior
partner OF the iron and steel firm OF Miller Thorn
burgh & CO., OF New-YoTk. He was thirty-siX
Years Of age and leaves widow and three chill
dren Mr. Miller was a native Of COnstabcvtlle,
y y, and lived In New-YOrk City FOR several
wears before coming East Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
kAIsER ToucHEs AZ PoRT MAkoN.

Port Nahou Ninor-a. March 22.-Emperor VIII
fam arrived here this morning the North GeTTna
LLOYD steamer KONG Albert. and departed at
o'clock This evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-23
An ENGAGEMENT.

Nr and Mrs. Edward " Bouynge % so 10
Nsst One-hundred- and wcnr5-secord-st. have en-
.o1hoed the engagement CT their daughter. Miss
.'ehe bonynge 10 Charles Amos. manager o. the
fe1e n 70 take place at Holy Trinity Church, ga
ne9H-oNe. on April p There viii be eight brides
1870 OF whom two coming from England.
a. ,.hcs honlnce. the brides brother Is 10 act
- el-er o. the ceremonies