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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-21

at O'Clock next Sunday afternoon on the Cattle
dra4 grounds Mount St. AIban. To this service
all the bishops Of the Episcopal Church In the
Cniteo states have been invited. and already the
local committee has received word OF acceptance
from many OF the most prominent dgnitaEies OF
the CAoscA IN this country. Many years ago. It is
stated. the Episcopal Church took the initiative in
this matter OK church unity by setting forth four
fundamental principles basis for discussion
and famiHarly known the Chicago-Lamneth
Quadr!lateral These four familiar subjects OF dis
cussion were as follows: q That the Bible and the
Holy Scripture OF the Ola and New Testament
contained all things necessary to salvation 90
That the Apostles Greed and the Ncene Greed were
a SUFFICIENT statement Of the Christian faith. CD
Tho two sacraments OF baptism and the Lords
supper should be administered with the words set
forth By Christ and with the elements ordained
by Him. 90 The historic episcopate locally adapted
nations To these subjects the meeting VIII De
This service on behalf Of Church unity wiz he
held IN the same place in which the Iarge Ian
American mission service was held on October % OF
last year. at which the President OF the Untte9
States MADE the address the ssrvSe IA penal TO, 81
combined Episcopal choirs OF the city. comprising
sion Vested BESIDES the ' Episcopal cleTgyen Of
Washington Baltimore and Alexandric and those
by the entire United States Marine Band. also
vested which VIII make procession o! anous SignL
ent weather interfering with the programme for
ma6s IS IN nss coSTsnto Hail Tor the service The
Archbishop VIII leave Washington the following
morning.
Bar Harbor Ne Sept 2o.-Ths Archbishop OF
Canterbury has decided TO leave hare on Thursday
for Washington according TO an announcement
made by Bishop William Lawrence, OF Massachu-
sets who IS entertaining the preate. The prepare
ton OF several sermons 70 be delivered IN this
country Is occupying much OF the time OF the Arch
bishop this week
dinner tonight by MI and Mrs: Livingston The
other guests were Bishop and Mrs. William Law
renee. OF Massachusetts: Bishop Goldman Of Name
the Vicar OF Windsor. Mrs. Lawrence Godkin Dr.
Shepard
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rRANsPAcIF1c NAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.


The seheduIe Of closing OF Trsls7aeds Nails Is
ans OF sailing. flai
f~Tcept Registered Transpacidc Nails. which close
D previous day. close At the General Postoca. New
1SDan Korea China and specially addressed mau eor
Philippine Islands. via Tacoma close az $50 D
ssptember 2S. for dispatch per > 8 Machaou-
Samoa, Hawaii Fiji Islands via san Frauciscu.
close $50 September "a Tor dispatch
Sonoua III the CUuard steamer carrying the British
nal for NsW-Zealand does not arrive In time %
a N ESQ a m ana ESQ D. m: sundays $50 a. m.
g A. m and G;SO D will be made and forwarded
Trff ire arrival Of the Cunard steamerl
Hawaii Japan. Korea China ana specially adressei mai.
= N September Is. for dispatch per s. Gaelic.
,,,5I-,,s Islands and Guam via Francisco close
a. ESQ D m SsDr0ubeT 20 for Dispatch per u1itc1
s9s's s.tee5t Psresls-Post Xas Korea. China and
-7n1ire Islands via Vancouver and Victoria. 81 c..
easo a. $50 D. m September q foz dispatch Per
Empress OF India -, - 80,
= ~ dfspqtch per 9 q. Alameda
S,,15z Australia Csxcepc Westl. ana New Calss0u
"a VGncolve and Victoria = c. close a. $50
x4ff y1n1r Korea. China ana Flilippire Is.arta
San Francisco close az $50 p N October for aiS-
1Tfch per g 8 MougoliA
S ana NarquesRs Islands via san Francisco cIoss
1.aN = N october IS for disDatch per 8 MaIIoosa-
NtTbII-ia ana Eastern Siberia forwarded
TIlSsa. instead Of via japan, the usual route.
nl6rr-ynless OtherW1e addressed. Vest Austrata -
T1ryarded Europe. Zealand via san EE4nci
places IN the Chinese Provinces o. El.ua-
TTa1choy1. SEechWau and EN3nzEi. via BFicisn
Sra routes Fhituuiues Specially addressed
rates Hawaii Is forwarded wa san Francisco .xc--
CORNELIUS VAN Co-r. Pos,rasr.r
Pcsto--c~. Nsw-Eorixs n. z. ssss--n-er - 100
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OBITUARY.
GENERAL RUSSELL HASTINGS.


General Russell Hastings. whose death from an
gina pectorls. occurred suddenly on Sunday. at
Petersham. Mass. was born in Greenfield Mass
OF Revolutionary stock. May 50 ISIS. He was the
son Of Colonel Russell and Harriet Thayer Hast
Jugs When he about twelve years old his
family moved 70 Ohio When the Civil War broke
out he entered the army. in the spring OF 1861 In
the sd Ohio Regiment, and served with distinction
throughout the war. He was wounded in tho knee
in the battle OF Winchester known as the battle
OF OPeQuan. and this wound made him a cripple
Nf Genera Scamrnon. and later adtutant general
on the stan OF Major General Hayes, afterward
President Hayes. on this STAFF Major MCKINLEY
later President Mckinley. was cOuu1issaTy general
The friendship formed between President Mckinley
and General Hastings continued with the tenderness
and devotion characteristics OF both men. At the
close OF the war General Hastings brevetred
brtgadieF general.
General Hastings married for his first wife Adele
Humphreys. OF Michigan He married for his Sec
William A. Piatt OF Columbus. Ohio . niece OF
President Hayes Miss Plat was living with her
uncle a. the White House. and the wedding took
place there
General Hastings had been % Bermuda on ac-
count OF the delicacy OF his health and in ths
spring OF 1879 he made Hamilton. Bermuda his
permanent home No one Of the many Americans
who have enjoyed the hospitality OF the Hastingse9
their beautiful estate OF Soncy can forget the
dignIied presence and charming manners OF Cen
that the Bermuda Easter lily was introduced into
the New-York market
HIS widow and their three children Russell Platt
a student at Leland Stanford University: Lucy
apoLs his son by his first wife. survive General
Hastings.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OGeIsl Record and FOFscast--washinston. Sept. 90
"A wave OF high with s crest over North
western Minnesota ths intsror OF the country II
IL accompanied BY temperatures that range roa 10 TO
degrees below the seasonal average in the as region
central valleys ana middle ana northern slopes In the
Atlantic and Gulf temperatures have changed but
little while in thu Northwest they are again rising under
the influences OF low area that - 'N''s t'0'u |Ao
eztrome British Northwest
There hav. been uhovvss from Mississippi valley
eastward except in NewEnsand and also In the central
Rocky Mountain region and the Southwest In The North
ana the districts west OF me HoSAS 'SN''lAs INC
weather been fair.
Theirs will bo showers wednesday In the Atlantic and
as, Guif States along the West Gulf Coast and in eE
IRENE Western With these exceptions the "eAne
Will be generally fair Wednesday and Thursday over all
districts.
The northern high area viii eastward ana tenn
perntures viii fall rapidly tie Ohio Valley Atlantic
Cult states during WS5s:sy aad the NoSTs
and central Rocky Mountain legion ii VsIls aSd
on the NewtEnsland Middle Atlantic coasts The
v,nd, iu bn fresh northwest 20 norths on the
south Atlantic Coast they win be Sat e [S9n T Ss 10
ana fssh: on lake. fresh northeast and
on the lower Sss ts We q Ss1S for European ports will
have fresh to brisk northwest 70 north Wnds WITH show
e'f Frost % ' Warnings have been ehga4 Wis
Tsbra:Ea- Northarn Kansas ana Northern illinois,
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For Dslawa-s and
Novv-Jsrssy showers and cooler todsyi much cooler
at night; Thursday. fair ana cool: fresh TO brisk
northwest TO noTth winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. Eastsra Nsw-Xork ana
New England. showers and cooler To-Day thursday
s,, "a COOL fresh TO brisk northwest 70 north winds
For the District OF Columbia. showers to-day. fol-
lowed by fair and cooler much cooler az night Thurs
dav fair and cool. light to fresh north winds
,oB GF HTs6n rheT5y ar fresh to 6; Sorsh
northeast win6a So. 4. -
in southeast portion; Thursday fair HreSh 70 brisk
north 10 northeast winds
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Crlc-s.
MA1S OFFICE-No. i1s Naszau-st-
UPTOWN OFTICE-No. 1854 - 60
american DstT1cc Telegraph ONE
BRONX BUREAU-No. 4G6 E4sr 13sta-se-
WASHlNGTOS BCREAU-No- 1872
NEWARK BRANCH OFFtGE-Fr5Gsricx N
No. 184 Br0ad-st
AMERICANS ABROAD win ira TEE TRrBUvs a
LONDON-ones Of THE TRIBUNE a. "a 10
Frank Gould q Co.. No g -Jsv-0xsora-st
~<aoon and Paris ExohansA Galxsrss sasldoa
HOUSE.. Goorglte-6t.
American Express Company TO. q VV4esrl,s P4aa>
Iho2 Cook g Son. Tourist Ogfces. Iudszrs Ctrrus.
me London once OF THE TEtn uNE Is q onysnrrs
It-Cs 20 leave advertisements and uhscripCi0ns.
%@aE-AS--Iohn Mulroe q Co, No. Rue Scribe.
SeA4 Waaaulaizer. No a Rue das Pstitzs Ecurta
Sasls Bureau. No. SO Camh0u-
SsofgaA. EarJeS & Co. 81 Boulevard Esuaszra1a
Sreolr Lyolnais. dss
Sontlnental Hotel newsstand.
The Figaro Once.
SEentano's No. g Avenue De Fopsrs.
G1SAr-Credig Lyonnais
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REAL FRAuLEINs FoR lie sTAeE.

Lew n Fields. Julian Mitchell Glen Marlborough
ana julius steger have FOR the last few days made
freouent visits 10 the Immigration Bureau at Ellis
Island. one OF the features Of the musical play
wtich Is % open the Lew Fields Theatre in No
vember is 20 be dance with musical settings. by
I-t-+or Harbert In which will appear Elk German
strla IN the costumes each wore upon her arrival
=. this country. Not one OF them. at this time at
,o..t can sneak word Oe English. and not
AZ them has been n this country longer than q
countfy 10 seek employment have been taken under
~ = 80 a. a boarding house each day going 70
~ master, who Is teaching them danse
S9erigtique." suggested by Mr.. Mitchell
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.,rnE soReEREssD az NEW AMsTERoAM.

vy,av g. EEianger and Charles Frohnan made an
.--,,e,runcnt yesterday by which '%Fhe sorceFess
80 new play BY Victorien sardou in which Mrs
patrick Campbell win play the role OF AoFaya.
-, come 70 the New Amsterdam Theatre Tor a
,,,,,.ed season. beginning Monday svsnfnE' Octoner
n faldng up the time originally held oy t1cnaFa
Sr.1saeld whose engagement al the New Aiastef-
49, Theatre. as has been previously alaao1ASe1l
- lipen postponed until next spring 4hls VII
- Ire Hrst English performance or ne SS S
the manuscript having been uttils.stsS Ai1Ln
~ French for MRS. Campbell by Louis = r-reSI;
- Rogers Brothers will end their 1888 s-etlt
80 New Amsterdam. az originally piasllA1SS. On
e5s..irsay evening October ), and ne A"4r1aN.nss
-a,-efrc in West Eorty-secoBd-sts WHICH was
i.r.Nt Cor thes.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-21
SCOTTISH RITE MAsoNs AT BOSTON,
The S2d Annual Meeting Of Supreme Council
for Northern Jurisdiction.

Boston. Sept N.-Masous from all Of the North
srn States who have attained the highest rank.
the thirtythird degree gathered at Masonic Temple
to-day the ninety-seeond annual meeting Of the
supreme council. Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite.
for the northern Masonic Jurisdiction OF the United
States OF America. Henry Z. Palmer OF Nil
waukee the Sovereign Grand Commander, presided
The visitors included the Earl OF Euston. Sir G
Fitzgerald Matter, sir Abraham Woodiwtss, Sir
Thomas 2 Sipps Dorman. the Rev. Charles =. L
Wright. Sir Thomas Fraser and Sir Alfred James
Thomas. al prominent in the British Masonry.
WITH "A bries session in Ionic Hall this forenoon
the annual session OF the Provincial Grand Lodge
OF the Roya! order OF Scotland was brought 20 .
close after degrees had been conferred on several
candidates
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PRrNGTE's VISIT TO WASHINGTON.
az Impressive Open Air Service, with Pro-
esssion Of 500 Vested Men, Arranged.

Hashilgton. Sept 2O.-The coming OF the Arch
..saop ~ Canterbury. the PTimats OF All England
anticipated BY citizens and officials OF washing
seneray. IN addition &c the especial interest ne
- - VII afford 70 members OF the Episcopal
-, The Archbishop Wiu arrive here next Frf-
~ afternoon. ard on the following afternoon a
&c feceDtion yin be gigen 70 linn. probably N
u, -pfopral Gallery Of Art On SATURDAY. evening
pfente VII - entertained al dinner ~ tl,s
N.*s'oelt and AfT1. Roosevelt.
PRINCIPAL reason for Inc hrshsishop's visIt
q, = 'enah % church uniiy. % &c hold
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican campaign meetings Nos SOL and ssf
Broadway. noon
pahna show ana autumn exhibition at the American
Inytttuts No 70 West Forty-fourth-st., 70 10
p
Mardi Gras celebration az coneY Island evening.
Republican Senate conventions in Kings County.
evening.
Opening Of Camp Roosevelt. one-hundred- and twenty
NH beLween seventh and Elshth aves, p m
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CAMBRIDGE-Baron Swinderen, Washing
ton. M O. seckendorf. Washington W W Far
nam, New-Haven. HOFFMAN,. b. Duke. Balt-
more IMPERIAI-Parcy ". Than. Cleveland.
NAJESTIC-Frank J. Dunlop. Detroit. MAN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Charles Warren ILppltr
Rhode leland; Major General Rufus Saxton. Wash
ington- MURRAY HILL-Ex-Aayor James X Nc
Cs1ii-e syracuse VICTORIA-J. .. Yeomal4
washington. WALDORF-ASToRIA-A G. Yates.
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tohould b. rad DAILY BY a
nay occur
Foreign mails for week ending Esutsnb-r lao&
s5ess promptly In all cases. AZ thu GszazA Posraes
Los, Parcels Post Nails close earlier thzz
etoalns time shown below Parcels Post Nails for Gs
may close az p N. September 10 and -.
regular and Supplementary Malls close at Tdreg1 Sta
Ten corner OF Vest Morton StEsstsl half <ssr
80 9SiEs time shown below t0EceDr that Supplement
~ nails for Europe and Central America via COl1.
eoss ons hour later ForGign Station.
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BENJAOIIN-At Stamford. Cum. September 20
Ta1sSE Reed 5sni ami SgsS IS yesEs son Of YaE
ana washington papers please COPY.
HAMILToN-on sunday at the residsnes Of her son
Ssss "a funeral Wednesday September 81 as 3
o'clock her lats residence. No "a East 2Gth-sE
JUDsoy-As her late 5:iias3 Ss gsea z Tgs
late Robert W. Roberta
TENDER 20 1904 william Law Learned. aged So years.
LoR1sIER-As Aix-les-Bains France. September 8 the
Rev George @. I0TinsF, u D. Funeral services WIN
Sist-st.. on Thursday September y. at $50 p N
MERsHoN-A, Railway. y. J, September 10 1904.
Edith dansat S yssnesay ssptS SSS MsrS9e9
D. m at her late residence. No o West Nilton-avs,
Halfway. n. J.
svrrvreSs-At stuyvesaut. " p. suddenly On Monday
SsDteTnher 10 PhIlander Stevens OF Brookivn ii
n the ssh ysS5 Ok stuyvesSnt Vea sSyieSs at the
September "a a. S IS, SioS5 later Service Of funeral
Der - at p m e the s0S'a So3srssatioHal Church
c5unry IL. " papers please copy.
srrvrNsoN-On Saturday. seDt-nh-r IT. 1904 IN N,-
York samuel Stevenson aon oe the late Anersw sna
vrrE,1ys-suadsny. hts home. In ChaDpaqua. mira
51v Ninth month. twentieth. 1s0. sanford II. wseSs-
st.; IN e5SsavPaqus n T. p M siTIh as Aes:s2 s
SSnIS month CaTrasss WIN meet il;so a N tain AN
SrorS Grand Central Station
G-sr Williams. Ia hts Jsth year, Iuneral ssrvfces az
III late rssdsncss Tuesday. 2Oth, p Interrasar
CEMETERIES
Great Finelawn CsamssteEy.-Fryate station chapel
rSusoeun- Offices g west SETH ST.. n Z.
UNpERrsKERs
s,s q Frank It. Campbell st-,b., MARINE
r,bsfs INST. GAIA West ssd ST Tel isss chsl.aa
~ stephen Merritt. ths worla-wsa.-sno~n nm
srtf srsss sH o is .as s' rs csss aa '''
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W. <. vANpERRlLT's RETURN.

Bremen Sept 2l-The North German LLOYD
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm H. which sails from Bre-
men to-day and from Southampton and CherboUrg
tomorrow for Network. takes among her pas
rengers " K Vanderbilt. ?. ". Vanderbilt,
Adoiphus Busch and Alois Pennarini the opera
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TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

WEDNESDAY C21ss)-As I1.sO 4 N CsuppIsnsufaET g
and Liverpool
THURSDAY C22d)-At 2 a m. for France sEiszs-Iz1s-
tay Spain Portugal. Turkey EgyrIs Greece and Brlt
isn INDIA. per La Lorraine, HavFs (n13il for
2ther parts OF Europe must bs directed PR La
SATURDAY c4th)-At 1:3O a. m for LivsrpooI. Scot
and and Ireland. 3. s. Lucalia. VIA 9ues1sroXu
and Liverpool mail for other parts Europe %
directed per = Lucanta'l; at a for Europe-
peg s s. NsW-Tork. via Plymouth and ChsIhourss az
$50 a. Tor Belgium direct. per 3 Vadsllald
mail must be directed per Vaderla1d'l; $50
a. m lor Italy direct. per 8 3 K0snigiu Luss mail
must % directed per 8 KosHigin Lutse D ae S,S4
q m FOR scotland direct S Ethiopia mail must
be directed Per s Eth0pia'l. at II a. for Den
mark direct. Island taau must b dirscrsd
Der >. Isand'D-
NorECE.-Ffve per half ounce addiri01 % the
regular postage must be prepaid AL letters for
varied the Supplementary Nails and letters de-
pestsd tn the drops marked Letters for EdEaigu
Countries after the Closing OF the Regular Mall for
dispatch by particular vessel VIII be forwarded
unless such additional postage fully prepaid thereon
by stamps. Supplementary Transatlantic Mails are
als0 opened the piers OF the American. English and
French steamers. whenever the saiings occur at 3
or later; and late mail may Be deposited = tho
mail boxes n the piers OF tha German Lines
sailing from Hoboken- The mails the piers open
hour and half before sailing time. ard clos- ten
minutes before sailing time Only regular postese
CertsFs half ounce = required articles
mailed the piers OF the American Whit. St4E and
German sea PosI steamers; double posraSc Qcrcer7 10
q hair ounce other Ines
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BAYLISS-PARSONS-At the home OF the brides
parents New-1ork city on Tuesday. September 20.
1904. BY the Rev. T A. Nelson. D D, assisted BY
the Rev. William Morgan. Phi D.. Bertha. dauEh-
ter or MI and Mrs Henry Persona Harold
Holmes Bayliss. OF Brooklyn. n. Y
DOWNING-PET ERS-At Hill Crest Great Barring
ton. Mass. on September 90. 1904. by the Rev.
Howard NJ DuubelL Sara Dodge. daughter q.
and Mrs George Willis Peters TO Paul Cook Down
ing. OF Newark. " J.
TIS-GREENHALGE-At Lowell Mass, On thu
18th inst. by the Rev. Charles T. BiIlingz
Nesmith Greenhalge. dauEhter OF the Covernor
GTeenhalge. OF Massachusetts,. Afr. Laurin Hovey
Martin. OF Boston
ROGERS-ELMENDORF-O Saturday. September II
1904. the Church OF the Atonament OuoEus. Long
Island BY the Rev Dr. Henry Mottet. Edward Kendall
Rogers Katharine. daughter OF the FIovd
Elmendorf and granddaughter the Rev. Or Joachim
Elnendorf-
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Highest temperature yesterday. u Degrees lowest COS
average corresponding Date last year 60
average FOR corresponding date last Twenty-Five years g.
Local Showers and cooler to-day; TllFssay
cooIeI brisk northwest 20 north widz
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In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes IN indicated by The Trthuns's
ssifrecordnE barometer The dotted line shows the
local ofriciaI Record.The following Official record
non, tbs weather Bureau shows tho changes IN the
psratrs for twent-rour hours In comparison
r-ifh, On. cnrrrsnnnHlnr Gate O last Xear:
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. sTcs EXCEPT
TRANSPAcFIC

c-BA-vfa Port Tampa, Fla. closas az ths ocs 1A1-r
except Thursday, az 1850 a n (tAs eorlsct.1x nAA
close here Mondays w eeLeaeAss aLe eAt1E1Asal
dispatch By closes a. this oca daily.
SUNDAY, AZ 1:S1 2 N Aa4 AO-@e = II =-H--sa az
p m and 1880 ..
FyVFOJNDLAGSD except P1Feslg Ecsx ASilsl-5y
70 North sydney and thence by steamer olcs-s AZ ca
ofscs daily dSo p m tc1llealiHg r.4s e-ass hare
overv Wednesday and Saturday.
S7CA-T}Y rail Boston, and ehslos steamer.
At $40 TusS-ay ara Erda-Fs
NIOTTEION-By rail to Boston. and ths-cs ~
-Io~eS AZ .his once daily az $50 :.
BRITISH HONDURAS. aONpCISAS ozzst Case sat
rail 20 Nss-Orlsals. ac1 t1eHoo
closes a this o1lcs daily. sunday. :
1850 10 N ana 1000 ,. M SUNDAYS az & D. azd
x1O-sO n m (cnnnectilg mail cicsss hars Aon1Ays
1850 p. nj
CrlSTA RICA-By rail 20 NsN-Crlsarss and thence bY
steamer closes this ocs daily, excspc sunday.
+I.3O n and 1850 .. m. Sundays az II .. And
tfO.3O D n (counecting mail GoEaz heEs Tues14ya
..
Moan aqua east Coazrl-BY ran Nsx-OFlsznz ana
thence BY steamer. closes at this once daily exspr
SUNDAY. 4l-S0 and f1O-S0 n. sundays ar
~ n and f1O:S0 (c0llsctn. nail elozss her,
THURSDAYS a 1000 p M
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Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win
be repuhlishe1 IN The Tri-WeskIT Tribune wlthOut
extra charge
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Special Notices.
Hibuns sussr-zpffnn Rat...

THE TRIBUNE VIII be sent b. nal to .ny addr.s.
n this country abroad ana address chans.1 a. or-5
as desired Subscriptions BE- sivcn q your r.<ua
dealer leaving. c1nverIecs bsos ~,
n az TIE TRIBUNE Of1c-.
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Married.

leaves good taste the IS pure ana whole
Don't be cheated with cheap goods
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REEVES NOT KNOWN IN BALTIMORE

Baltimore. Sept 3.-The name OF J. z Reeves
does not appear IN the Baltimore city directory and
he Is not known 10 the local police
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MATS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AGERIGA WEST
INDIES. ETC


WEDNESDAY (21sC-At $50 g. n CsuppIsnsltary 1850
a Inagua. Haiti. santa Marta and otlsT DlceS
N Nagdalona Department q ColonbG. per Va
encia 1880 D. Complementary 1:SO nh ter
81 Thouas 81 CFoiN LseVard and Vgind1ar4 Islz1ds.
British Dutch Frsnch GUIANA per 8. g Eol1a1sls
email for Grenada and Trinidad must b drsGreG slc-
FOnLahella''1.
THURSDAY Ca25)-At g a m for cuba. Tuczta1 ara
Canpeche 9 EsDeEalZ1 (r1au fer ether u2-rs q
Mexico must be directed per 3 EspsEalzal =
n For Mexico. g G. AatSnzaS. Tzupico t-uAll
must be drecsed per g. = AatanzaS'ls at ! p
for Cfudad Bolivar per 8 Aauzanare8 (1nRfi Cox "a
GUayra must be diIscte4 leE g : Aenza1a->s
FRIDAY (2Sd)-At - TO- Santiago. per 8 g Ma
zaltll9 trail must Be dreeS-d Der 9 a MRn1anllo'l
SATURDAY 2srht-Ar $50 G N for Barbados and
81 Capri. VIA Paruaulhuco. !
Sautog (uatl N0rJhsrn Brazil AExsnl-cs Ur-<uay
and PARAGUAY must be directed par 6 & CA,rfli az
$50 a m. for Argentine. Uruguay ana PzEasiays
0~r a Pilar do LArFtn2so. Tao q. N flE New
foundland usr Q. 9 Rosalind; e m for Esr-
r1uda per 8 Trinidad; at $50 q Csuppl=-1sc-4-v
ESQ a M Tor Curaeao and Ss1eElsl1s par 4 a
rsctSa 'peF 3 Zulia' - at 2 a p. Car Porto Rcc.
per ii q Cnamo. via San Juani az $50 a. supple
Tonfarv 1880 for Fortune Island. Ia--alc2
colombia, except Masdaisla Dept Per sa-1lA
sfI fo Costa Rica. LiEa0n. must b dl-sc<sc rs-
4 Il Sarniai ): ct 10 a for Cuhs- Per Asxoos
VIA Havana at 10 N TOR 4usks2- Ac4 Cx1S1scas-
DaF O. @ 45o-0
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