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TRANsPAC1F1C MAILS

Hawaii via san Francisco. daily az 80 D N.
up TO January a. Inclusive. for dispatch per a =
CHA Japan via Seattle. close here daily at ESQ D nj
Up : January tt Inclusive FOR dispatch per n
cS.na and Japan via Tacoma close here daily at s:s4
Ar.tSs 1eEcept wesU FIJI Islands and New Caledonia
az $50 D m up January 8 Inclusive Tor dispasefs
rssVai japan China and PHILIPPINES Islands via ga I
Francisco close here daily az $50 Ja1uars
New Zes ana ,eXcept Westl. Sew Caledonia
Fla Sarroa Hawaii. San Francisco. close here
dispatch rsr S. SonGTua or the Cunard steamed
carving British mail for New Zealand does NOD
arrive n tire 70 connect with this dispatch, extrt.
rnaiIS-closng at $50 a $50 m and $50 .. m
be made and forwarded until the arrival OF ths
Cunard steameE>
here daily $3.50 up % January 10 inciusiyes
for dispatch per 3 Empress Japan Gferchandt..
for L s. Postal Agency at Shanghai cannot bs for-
HAWAII japan china and Philippine Islands via a,
Francisco. close here daily $50 D. m I'D 70 Januar,
200 inclusive for dispatch per 9. q America Maul
Philippine Islands, via san Francisco. daily
$50 IN % January f@I inclusive. for Dispatch PED
Tahiti Marcuesas Islands via san Francisco cio
here dGily at $50 70 February 20. nclusiy :
for dispatch per s g. MariD1sa
NOTE-Unless otherwise addressed West Australia IA
forwarded via europe and EZeaand and Pniripoinsr
via san krancisco--the quickest Phillooina<
specially addressed via Canaa ''vIa Europe nusS
warded via san Francisco exclusively
Traaspaeluc laais are forwarded port sailrx ta
AID the schedule OF closing arranged on presunp
ton OF their uninterrupted overland translt
CORNELIUS VAN COTsr Postmasts~
Fossoc'cst ssw York. N T.. December 81, 10
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

There was too much snow and slush last night 10
make a trip 10 the theatre appealing above every
thing else in the world that the slim attendance
which was almost everywhere the rule could NOT De
laid az the door OF the Chicago disaster; hal
effect the Chicago holocaust win have on business
Is still the managerial topic OF discussion noWeEe
and Charles BuTnham. the manager or WaiIac,il >
Theatre, which one Of the few houses i4iltu
last night, said that he believed that so lar inc
Chicago disaster had cut off from 500 TO $50 Il night
from each theatre Next week when the auEahce
sale before the FIRE has been exhausted ne looks
for greater loss.
There was no matinee OF The Office Boy az the
Victoria Theatre yesterday. II is said that MT
Daniels could not get away from Rye In time 10
reach the theatre.
Charles Cartwright, the London actor who mas
been In this country for several months directing
the reheaTsals Of Miss Eleanor Robson's company
in Israel Zangwills Merely Mary Ann" sailed for
home yesterday on the Philadelphia. Mr. Cart
wright says he is confident that Miss ROBSON "heh
she appears In the Zaagwill play In London NJ X.
autumn, will have a success. Mr.. Cartwrisht
hopes TO return TO America some time 10 present
Emily his new dramatzation OF Dickens ;
David Copperfle!d." in which he made q hlt Us
Daniel Peggotty in London last spring.
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SHe opposing armies almost exactly the SANE
~ bumpers slxty-eight to seventy-one thousand
eSSn- On the side OF the allies there were tvenVy-
eight thousand Dutch and BeIgans who were luke
warm lm IL me cause who were driven OF the field
= ~ IN the cay, and who never reappeared on
y, MS ieIt Welington's own army Of twenty
At i tnIGusand English Welsh. Scotch and Irish,
80 tlShtsea thousand Germans. chiefly Hano-
Pigc Sbns. who Titnstood the French attacks until
II Was to these Hanoverians serving under thu
IIIIsllsh nag that the Kaiser Che was then IN
; lIlPkeIl drank his toast, and from one point OF
Nv ~" ne Tas certainly right because without them
5-G Iortion or Wellingtcn's army that was OF
British birth would have been too small IN rsnusa
tI.l9ieon II Is no depreciation of the English who
-OueHl spIendidIy at Waterloo 10 say this
NewYork. Dec % 1869 - 49, --Ai>A " iA-'
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!n num- ~ Erection. as we'll as deep gratt,,st
sense f ot also patriotic and an abidin in
e in associations 8se Tn To aea the fFsate Con-
fttn tut ron w meoraists win ever pray. etc
-,,,prrs FRANCIS ADAMS Presa.,+
eSts, aIst1 GREEN. Vice-Prerident
TToHss JEFFERSON COOLIDGE. Second
rrvrAr,D J. yoJNG, Recording Secretarye mt
Ef:,'P rs g s2ITH, Treasurer Ns~'e'A''
,Jr22-HT = JFEKS. Cabinet Keener
Jl IH--1-:Tsv- '7fFARLAND DAVIS Nsr,ba-.
-,--SS~t,tr m CARY COOLIDGE C-oc.t;re,,,:s
WTT-IAI r. IHAa ing the
sTS-TROP TtJ0RZEikE. CU1noT
r.MrS :. HU:lNEW 81 OF the
Ta@ES III; N0RMANDIl. SOCIETY.
-,ostor- december 80. 1903.
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MuNRos DO NOT OWN NORWOOD PARK

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir; The report recently published OF the ap-
P0lntrnent OF receiver for Norwood Park. Long
HEahch. has raised an erroneous impression which
desire TO correct The estate OF Norman L. Munro
C-SpoSea OF norwood Park three years ago. and the
ohy interest the estate now has in the nrOuartV
IS Inortsage which Is fully secured and on which
tne interest up TO the present has been maid
Nether the estate nor the heirs of the late Norman
l. Munro have any interest in the receivers action
against the present owners Of Norwood Park ex-
cept TO receive the interest the mortgage and
Inc pFiaGlpaI when II shall become due. BY pub
fishing this note, you will obIge.
HENRIETTA E MUNRO.
(Mrs. Norman L Munrol
New-York City, Dec. 80 1908
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CHARLES n. ROCKWELL.

charles H Rockwell. who died on Friday at MS
- IN Tarrytown in his seventy-seventh year
All work in the Civil wgr in the anarterInasters
Sa,artnent of the Union Army. that won hlsh
lice from President Lincoln With the rank OF
raDtain he rendered conspicuous service AT 'he
-, o,,y after its surrender. and later was sent
- g. Louis. with unlimited orders to purchase
e,.,rIas for the Department OF the Gun he DE-
,,,.ored at New-orleans s2ooocoo worth OF anaI-
-, ord stores He afterward detaiieo 10 .he
'loI, - General Sheridan and proved hin1self a
sero at the battle Of Cedar Sreek and e AN m early
early Ineli .ha Union League Club OF New DIX
n1en.oei se9 70 the time of his death MI hofsws.l
had hgsda Iavoted much OF his time to astronomy.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. VEST
INDIES. ETC


INDIES. ETC.
SUNDAY-At $50 a FOR St Pierre Miquelon. pes
steamer from North Sydney.
MONDAY-Ar u Tor Barbados and Northern Brazil.
; = FluniCsnses Para Mlranpau Ceara-
TUESDAN-At $50 a for Brazil. 3. Byron, via
Pernambuco Bahia Rio Janetro and santos mail for
Northern Brazil Argentine, Uruguay and Paraguay muss
be directed per ByrC1'l. At $50 a supple
Hentdry 1870 FOR Central America Except Costa
IIca) and South Pacific ports. 8. Alliance. via
Colon OnaA t0- Guatemala must be directed Dsr q
AlHSCCa). $3.50 a Complementary 1880 a
for Iaagua and Port &c PaiN Cape Haiti. Gonafves. s.
Marc and Jerems per s. 8 F!andria mail for other
parts Of Haiti must be dreSted per Fiandra ,;
a 10 a for Haiti Ger $ Pr1ns WtnsTn
THU RsDAY.-At 8 a n for Cuba per ; Monterrey
CnstI for Mexico via PrCgresG. CaTpechs and, Vera
Cruz directed per Monterrey; at a
per Upland, VIA TaTnpieo (naH must be directed
FRiDAT-At IL m. supplementary 1880 ?. M for
Bahamas. per Or. aba tnsil Tor Santiago must bs
SATCRDAY-st $50 a. for Brazil. per :. Grecian|
Prince Fe-lsmhuCO Janero and Ciranco
de for Northern Brazil Argentine. Uruguay.
af1 Paraguay must be directed 'per s. Greciaa
for Porto Rico. Curacao ard Venezuela. per 8 5.
CRrScGs tr-au for au!Na and Cer-agena must be
dirc-sNd ''per Carcass. at $3.50 a. (SUpple-t
rnsrt-rv % 80 a M Fortune Island Jamaica.
for Costa Rica be directed per = 5 AltafD az
ESQ a m. supplementary 1890 a M for lnagua.
Haiti snd Santa Marta. per 3. 2. Athos; at $50 m.
supplementary 1880 a M for leeward and Wind
s. Carhbee email for Grenada AID Trinidad muss
b directed per Ca-fobeef): 10 a. for
cuba, per Moro Castle. via Havana: at 12sS1
?. m. FOR Cuba. per 3. Oi!ada, via Havana
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-days Forecast

Washington. Jan. 2-The depression that covered ths
Ohio valley this morning has moved rapidly eastward ana
Is passing Of the Middle Atlantic Coast tonight II has
been accompanied by and slee throughout the MD
die Atantc States ana NewEngand with n0Ttheas'eFy
gales OF the southern Nsw-Engand Coast An area OF
high pressure ana much colder advancing IRON
the ~ssthed the crest Of the high having reacneo We
OIo ar-sy. an tHs e1teIhe northwest seco1
sion sppsaEs 10 he moving eastward along the no u
boundary The effect Of this viii probably be 70 Hhofs
eastern districts.
The weather will clear rapidly in the West and
Sout, w snow VIII probably Sunday IN ths
lake region and New-Engand Monday VIII be clear
ana Co!u IN al districts east OF the Mississippi inc
cold wave VIII reach Atlantic Coast districts and
Nortae.h fIorida by Sunday. Tho temperature VIII
rise SUNDAY In tho extreme Northwest Monday IN
the upper mississippi and Missouri valleys .
Inc mIHN1s alonS the Esw-EnGlaud nd Middle AT
lantlc Coss "il be brisk to high northwest; on tho
South AtSnte, Disk northwest: on the Gulf Coast
brisk noIth Diminishing and Lake Michigan fresh
north"estI oiininishing Storm warnings display ed
the <AtIAnuc and Gulf Cold wave warning
have Peen issuee east OF the Mississippi except In
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCEF1s
TRANSPACIFIC.

=
CJTBA-via Port Tampa FLORIDA. closes az Tits ONES
daIiv excsnt THURSDAY. al so (ths cOnEectnx
mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and Satur-
MEXCO CTTY-Ovsrand. unless specially addressed for
dispatch oy steamer cIoseS 1L-s 1--S
o. m and n 80 m
FUF0T-NplAND BY rail to North Sydney. and
thence BIZ steamer. closes az this Office daily at $50
mails close mere every Aond2y-.
"wednesday SATURDAY
Philadelphia and thence
er closes al this CfHce II 80 D every sunday
BY rail 20 Boston. and thence BY steamer. closes 81
this Office at $50 Q. m every Friday.
MIOI-FI ON-By rail Boston. and thancs by gsansx.
Loses at this Office daily at Csc
BELIZE. PUERTO COR "a AND GCATEMAl1A---BY
"a New Orleans, ard tTenCe by steamer. closes
this ofHcs daily except sunday. at 1870 ?. ana
tIf 30 n m Sundays at - 90 o. and III 80 D. m
i-rrDscrirg mall closes Mondays ti1:30 D. nh
COSTA RICA-Bv rail New Orleans. and thence bs-
closes at Ofice al
TI8O m ,. sundays II 90 ,. n
n. connecting mail closes FEesdar
az I'll 80 p M
RSH MAS except Parcels-post Msils)-By rail NJ
ami fla ard thence by steamer. closes az nj so ~
EVEN Tuesday ard Saturday.
4TSexistered Mail closes 600 previous day.
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Han MS "a s5 PsSsB0eF 81 Otto Ah1sDn M
aaa a, Clock Sunday afternoon JsnasPyp Si I
Please flowers,
A da At Laredo Texas December 81
neral hereafter Moriatown. " J.. papers please copy
BEACHAt her residence 10 4q IVES, sae-qye Jersey
neral services from the IVES, side " E, ChuTcS SUM-
BROWN-suddenIy. Saturday morning January . 1914
Mary Eiizaheth Brown In the s4th year OF age.
veaIea3e Of family. - COL
1h his Fs'i dss the P5Gauer E1ohng on
5lth year. Notice Of funeral hereafter IN as
cQ2PaR-9q 5 F5taay 5a3gary .. 100.
ylaet LispeAaEd Of New-YoEk city,. widow OF the
ives ana fren5s invited attend funeral ,sVtcs.
az g s se ff fr d, o. 2 Yon1eEs
washington %. 6 papers please copy. anu
FISHER-At hs residence Whitehall i H. whtes,on.-svs.
late Chief Eugineer United states Navy Funeral ser
1ercsE cestsry Treaton. j. at Ociock e oa Non
GRIFFIN-on January Elizabeth Griffin. aged 90 years,
o9S Ss aa & m eb ans f ~ are Invited 70
st. and Annstsrda1'-ave. on Monday. January / at
GUINpoN-very suddenly. On January . at her late
residence, Hotel Somerset West 47th-st Margaretta
year. Funeral private. -'-- III nsF 'StA
HILToN-wllam B Hilton e!ed January 1904 at his
funeral private A-'"' " l.
HIXDHAuqHT January !: IN his ssd year, William
ter Mrs. aeoSss L Forisra Ss%soG csnt 1s nas a
Mo3REqn SATURDAY January 1905 after lingering
late Lansing curtis Moore Notics funeral later 'H'
sI1B 81 ,5 E c9Ta. H. v TAgr 81 @ De-
Palmer IN the So 0fh year o. her age Funeral service
ST, East Orange. on Monday. January A. 1905 ESQ
PHIs;CEA; 1rvinsson-oF F Saturday January
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Years washington chnrca BsSsr y
SS8riss Han Rockwell TansTs PTivats fnSsriaent al
Norwich Conn
o me ate Peer y S69ey S ssRcee e %
dsaae On No 81 esS s5lh, at i6 ooe hf' late resi-
sCHooNMAKER-At NswOu!g N. T.. January l. 1904.
funeral servies. Win a his late residsass. No
p. m. Interment in Gear Hill Ceuetery
soUIERs-suddenIy Havana, Cuba. Decsmbsr RI
William G. Fargo Squsrs. eldest son Of Herbert c. and
his aEs Notice Of funeral hereaes Tie list year Of
TIcHENoR.suddsnly. at Mount Vernon y. January
funeral services WI be had First NJ E. caurch
January l. at p m Train leaves Grand Gsnt say
tion. New-haven r. r.. at p
Ssas6T s:nH and s ss. i al
be- held al her late residence No 140 Rosss gro S
lyn, " Y. Saturday evening. I'd inss. az S O'CLOCK
InterTnent sunday.
TINkER-Ezabeth NJ Tinker. widow O late FTanrv
Z Tinker al the Eesiaenee q her dSughtsr Mrs: T.
Funeral at Neweurg Erie CPeRn) papers please COW
'TOMRINs-At No 2ss Van Buren-st BROOKLYN On
Friday. January 1901, Durham daughter OF
Floyd W. and Eliza Durham TomkIas gIlneraI
services at Nc 293 Van BursH-st-. Tuesday
IL a m Interu1snt private "
WAGER-At the home Of her daughter. Mrs Alexander
7. Goodwin. Larchmont Manner. n. Y, SATURDAY.
January 1901 Mary E. dsughter OF the late Judge
p an Le- % ii0 Dasid wager OF
Utica Tuesday. January 5. 1904
wETMORE-On Friday. January l. Emily MONTGOMERY
daughter OF the late Prosper NJ Lucy AagsbI-s
Wetnore- Monday. 9TH at ~ o'ciosk az
No. Irrernent convenience Of FAMILY -
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"WHERE THE PELLs LIE"

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The writer begs to differ in one respect with
David PelI Secor writer OF the letter in The Tribune
of Sunday December 27. entitled Where the Pells
Lie" TIE maiden name of Rachel, wife OF sir John
PeII, was not Pickney, but Pinckney, and she was
the daughter Of Philip PinCkuey, who settled in
Fairfield. Conn. in 1913 and became one Of tho
original ten patentees of the of East Chester
n " in 1854 (See B0ltous History Of Westches-
ter County'O JAMES II. PINCkNEY, JR.
WondhaYen. Long Island. Dec. %. 1908.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TUESDAY-At $50 a. Europe. per $ Kronprfns
Wilhelm via Plymouth Cherbourg Bremen at 7: so
a m. t7r Italy drect per s Prnz Oskar mail
be directed : 3. Prinz Oskar }. m. for
Italy direct. per 3. H1henzOllern mail dl-
reCted per 3. S HOhenzOllern')
WEDSEsSDAY-At 6.39 g m for Europe per a . Males
tic, Queenstown.
THCRSDAY-At 4 a. N FOR France. Switzerland Itslv
spain. Portugal Turkey. EgypJ Greece. India
and Lorenzo Marquee. la Champagne. Via
Havre mail Tor other parts OF Europe be
per 5. . Ia Champagne ,.
SATCRDAy-At a m. FOR Europe. per ST Louis
Plymouth and Cnsrbourg (nail FOR must Be
directed per Louis tor Europe
per S. {. ivsrnia. Via Queenstown: $50 a. m for
Belgium direct per : Vaderiand tmal must be
directed per 5. g. Vader-aud')
After the closing OF the supplementary transatlantio
above additional
opened the piers Of American. English French
and German steamers. remain until within
ten minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer
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POstomce Notice.

should be read DAILY b. ali interested as .hangss
may any
forslgn mails Tor the week ending January 1904. will
promptly IN all cases) at the General POstofce
follows. taFcels-POst Mails
CLOSING time shown below. Parcels
many close az D p. Monday Will
ne!In; ana FRIDAY. per $. g. Pennsylvania
hesuar and supplementary mails close Foreign
oh 8 hor later than closing time shown below
mat supplementary Mails f'r Europe and Central Amer
lea Via Colon close hour later StatiOn)
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Special Notices.
THINE substitution Rats.

THE TRIBUNE will By mail to any sdsr.--
IN this country abroad. address Changed a. go
as desired Subscriptions your rezui.-
esatsr before leaving II convenient land tass
N a. THE TRIBUNE Office. ~ A'ss'
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For New-Jersey ana Delaware snow and colder to-
day; Aonoay fair and cold brisk high northwest winds
For Ne~-Engand. Eastern New-York and Eastern
fair and cod; brisk high north 70 ertSyest winds.
For D,slc. OF Columbia, Snow followed by FAR az
wee. winds ''' "-it eolu w."
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

canxes IN pressure tae continuous white line the
- recordes h a. The dotted rnovs Inc ternpera-
'prs g. py the local Weather Bareasu -"
To. following Official record from, -, ,,-,au
shows s changes in the temperature for 49,, Las. twenty
-four hours IN comparison the Oorr,.odIng date Of
last year: ''espoHu'He
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
be republished In The Tri-WeskIy Tribune witbout
extra charge.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Saturday January . 1904
by the Kew E NJ. Stres. d. D.. Helen daughter Of
late Sidney Gen!n HartshOrne. Horace FRANKLIN poo
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dcrsed with full name and address.
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BIZ EARLY MAIL TRAIN
/ Fer all points United States Canada ard Ssxr.
ontsde OF the ooroCghs OF AanhattaG I3rooxl
Also TO Cuba Porto kScO. Hawaii ard Phiuplass
without extra expense for foreign postage
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10 the most accessible cemetery Of the rnstrop-
oIs by Harlem trains. trolley or carrfax.
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lot,
soId at SIPS up Sead for Illustrated Book
let. Or by request representative viii call
OFFICE. 20 EAST 23D-sr. " Y. CITY.
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UNDERTAKINGS

Stephen Merritt Enbrg LIST, Undertakers 241-3 "
I'D ST. Tel l.524 or LIB Chelsea. Frank e Campbell
Rev. stephen Merritt. the worsd-wfds-known un-
derta<er: only place business shave ana Isrh
ST. argsst In ths world TEL Ia and rs Chessa.
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will bs
repubiished In The Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
charge.
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Hishe' peature yesterday. 20 oegro.. lowest, II
vsrass for for date last year.
Loca snow ana continued s1enty-ve sTnndaI
fair ana 0'' DISK to high north to no Gd oay nas
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CEMETERIES.


Great Pilelawn Cemetery: water system for trr,v,
tion; mausoleum: hesrses: carriages. % Broad-st
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TOSAVE "OLD IRONSIDES."
PITT HER IN CONFUSION.
4nd Nake Her an Object Lesson of
Patriotism and NaCaL History.

Few men are now living who can remember
when Holiness spirited ballad "Old Irons!des'
stirred the nation and saved from destruction
the Constitution, the fighting frigate" OF the
War OF 1872, though every schoolboy should
know the lines by heart, and the sentiment
witch inspired them and which they in turn in
cnires shoulc SIN prevail n every American
mind and soul. To-day it seems necessary 10
make another appeal in behalf OF the same
famous ship. The appeal. which we take pleas
IRA IA printing in full herewith. takes 8 diff
.eyent form from that cartier one. and meets
dt.fera..: occasion But the need IS scarcely less
urgent than before and It is sincerely to be
hoped that = no Jess degree OF success may be
attained:
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For points countries IN me Universal
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Foreign Rates.

Man subscribers IN city TO tns DAILY .6k
TRl-WEEISLY viii be charged a sony .xrrs
postage In addition 20 the rates named above 4
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NEVER TOO LATE

-. Cav, have never looked over those H'it' ~ "
-. % dont neglect do 90 to-day.
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SHORT SERMONS.
Each one of those little As. -. .. :,
sermon In itself of Tho People
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-12-08

I will be in the city a few days.
and am now ready to put your
pianos in frst-class condition. Or
ders left at Putegnat 5 Drug Stsre
viii receive prompt attention.
I2-7-tf. JoHN B. VIeNo.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1904-12-08
WHOLESALE FoRGERs.
Mexican Boys Do Good Work in Writing
Forged Bank Checks.

Between the 3rd. and 18th. OF
this month six forged checks with
the name of Sam T Handy was
passed into the Laredo National
bank, aggregating total of SIG
U. S. currency and $40 Mexican.
On Saturday the discovery was
made and Mr. Handy suspected
four men who were employed by
him at his farm. They were: Qua
dalupe, Leon and Calixto Estrada
and Juan Garlic. The matter
was placed in the hands of Sheriff
Ortiz and Sunday the four men
were arrested and placed in the
county jail. While there was good
evidence against them, it was no
cinch until yesterday afternoon
when Leon Estrada unbosomed the
whole thing to Sheriff Ortiz. The
story is about as follows:
On Nov. 3, Mr. Handy paid off
the Estrada brothers in one check
for ST. Mexican. This check they
cashed at A Bertani's and it was
o. K. But, before cashing it Leon
made six copies, only changing the
date and amount and they are ex-
cellent copies, demonstrating that
he IS a pretty smooth, rascal.
The first forgery cashed was dat
ed Nov. 3, the same date as the
good check and was for S. Mex.
1t was cashed by F. c. Sanchez at
Ross. The next was dated Nov
S and for $17 Mexican, the same
amount as the good one. 1t was
also cashed by A. Bertani. The
third was for s. u. S. cy. dated
Nov. 6, and was cashed by 1. Alex
ander. The next was dated Nov
10 and was for $50 U. S. cy. and
was cashed at the Laredo National
bank. The next Nov. II for S18
U. S. cy,, also cashed by the bank.
The sixth was dated Nov. Is and
for $18 Mexican, also cashed at the
bank.
The examining trial of the de-
PENDANTS is now in progress in the
district court room. Il laredo Times.