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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
JUSTICE DYKMAN DEAD.
Vel KnO5cn WeStcheSter Jurist
Succumbs after RELAPSE.

Jacz1on O. Dykman former Supreme Court jus
tee one Of the best known turists IN the State
ana for forty resident Of White Plains. died
yesterday at his home IN North Broadway. that
'A4aEe' aged seventy-e ght years. Justice Dyk-
man death was due TO general debility. following
4 relapse after a long attack OF bronchial pneu-
mona. RON which he had almost recovered
justice Dy kman was one OF the best known Jaw
yefs IN Mestchester County, II not In the State
Fo' '"enty-elght years he presided over the Su-
pTefne Court bench, and won many friends by his
AinGness TO young lawyers and his patience.
Born AZ Paterson. Putnam County. he was the
descendant OF one Of the earliest Of the Dutch
settlers there. His grandfather was a cap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
SONS OF ONEIDA DINE.
EEbH Root PreS3eS at Their Val
dorf Gathering.

The Society OF she sons OF Oneida had its seventh
annual dinner last evening az the Waldorf Elfhu
Root, former Secretary OF War. presided Al the
guests table with NJ. Root sat Justice Francis Il
soot;, 20 the supreme Court; George J.. Durham
% Utica; TIE Rev. DIT. y. woolsay STRIKER presi-
Gent ~ Hamilton College: Charles Il Duel. Colo
mel William Cary Sanger former Assistant Secre-
'a-y OF war. and Police Commissioner McAdoo
Nr. Root made a brief address ~ welcome
Jus-i7e Scott responding 20 the toast Why Do
We Dine said New-YorE owed much 10 Oneida
County for furnishing Il so many men Of genius
One pleasant task. he declared was TO welcome
oa1k 10 New-Tork El!hu Root. Many o. tho coun-
'r2s successes were due 20 Nj Root he said and
many % Its successes might have beer failures
had NOT Euhu Root beer member % President
hoosevets Cabinet Justice Scott said Mr. Root
nae placed the army on 6 new footing. and the
ae5t VIZ would ind the United States better pre-
"a say next war" said Justice Scott because
- history ~ the country shows We have already
&c Two or three and 81 IS more tcan likely that
81 t,e nation that IS strong and known 20 be r~e
fared avoids many unfortr-ate cntancle-7arfs So
-s % nations 90 on, nation must be prepared
freside-f S-rvl1e~ told Of T0siar, trsfrs
- bore that the Senate NAV not De- smlrched h,,
f5o.E, ssnce ~ men VINO make such admissions as
1sH rho tells un5lushlnely OF his forty-two chill
49,. Boasts ~ ms laUuallc record. and q s. an
"set 70 the mothers OF the country be acclared
ts-L4ries II DUEL spoke - ''NeN-York City and
her Adopted sons
celoael ssnger tole OF the work Of the War De-
'I Il,it ln sending troops China. Cuba aud
~. nm pines; q The REORGANIZATION OF The army
for most Of the work done. Colonel Ssreer go
D. onged IN great measure % Air. Root.
WHO have the interests - t-e army al heart and
= is harrno0iogs organization thanks principally
CoIorel sanger said the United States was better
eid condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

LORD Augustus LOTUS. the youngest son OF the
second Marquis Of Ely. born in 1877. and was
educated AZ Cambridge. lie entered the diplomatic
service and Joined the stan Of Sir Stratford Can
ming in 1873 hts special mission at Berlin. Vienna
Munich and Athens. lie was subsequently minister
at each Of these posts In 1852 he became ambassa-
the OF Prussia. and in IS5S to the North
German Confederation. Ie was ambassador at St
Petersburg from 1871 1879. and then became Gov
erno- Of New South Wales holding that post for
six years. TWO wears ago he published volume or
''DIu'O-attr I.eI!rtSCcucc He was made a
X. g. b. su IS-2 and a O.. O. p. in 1856. After hfty
years Of dix tomato service ID. was retired on q
pension. u 1915 he married TO the daughter OF
Animal
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MAIN oFF1cE-sso. ia Nassau-ss.
BRoSx BuRE,T&SSlp 4oS Ess, 1sstn-st.
NEyARIS BRANCH OFFIcE-Frsdsriek n sonn--s
AyTERIcsS - ABROAD win and THE TRIBUNE a.
LOSDON-Orcs OF The TRIBUNE. az No Ian
Brown Gould Co. No s. NsW-e eet. ,,.,.O,
House MoorEa5e-st
Thqs. Cook 8 son TogI.st oflsss. I-1dsats cirsa.
place 70 ieaSs Ss 81 aIis a1S soSriptions
g5Ha Wan sSs No - Rue dss PsIiiss
Morgan. Hsrjes 4 cs5 81 BoaIsvara HAussus.nn-
GontinentsI Hotel asssssaad
BTentaS6's. No. 81 Avenus Dc roper.
Aneri- an Express Company, No. II Rue s7rio~
yA<eLoE5STd. Oder a Co, and Union Bank
FLOFENsc E-French. Lemon q Co. Nos and Va
Y M Mean : CO. BanlsrS -.,,. NJ n
schrTlsds' sIr ,-sa IA''''' ~ S'
BRENEN-Amertcan Express Company. Va 7shn-
GENoA-AmeriSan Express cOmrany Va Is Via san
ASETwER BELGrUM-Amsrican Express Company.
No Glai Van Dyck
FOR the convenience Of TRIBUNE READERS ssro.4
sCNDAY TRIBUNE ale N the reading rooms OF ths
LoNP6 5; victoria sayoy Ho,;l n; NJ, 5sHss.a
ToPo,e M.li29d Grand Hotel The Howard Hotel
Norw ood wooipack Hotel wsrwieks 80 0D'-.
MsSshS.sr Sesls s'' Hotel Ess2s Miisna Hossi
8Tsdfordi Eo5eL Ws,ingto2 Tun3ri5se Wells sidla1d
Iers Hotel shanklin Hotel Isle Of Wight; Bulls
Hotel Cambridge.
IRElA DEecss Hotel. GIsnsarir; shsISourns Hotel
Dublin
scoTLAND--st. EEnoeh Bo,sL easEOwi Staten Hotel.
WAI.ES-Watcrloo Hotel Bettws-y-Cosd; Royal Oak
Hotel Bettws-y-COet
GENERALIZATION Cecil
PARIs-Hotel Chatham Hotel de Lille e a Albion Grand
Hotel de FAtaenae. Grand H0teL Hotel Contineital.
Hotel du Palals. Hotel St James and Albany MsrOs-
EE1IIg2lis Grand Hotel 9s , 9Eqsz s.,,.
Hotel Munich. Hotel Bellevue Dresden; Hotel
Hotel Oranienhof. Bad Kreuzn8ch. Grand Hotel.
Nuremberg; Interchangeable Hotel Nuremberg
-Four Seasons Hotel Wiesaaden. Hotel Wtlhelma.
Wiescaden. Hotel EalserhOf. Wtesbaden Park Hotel.
Dusseldorf. Hotel Northumberland Dusseldorf: Ho
tel Kalserhof. Bd1 Vldunsen: Hotel Quissana. Bad
ropOie Heidelberg. Grand Hotel WilheInshohes
Grand Hotel Huugara. Budapest.
AUSTRIA AND SWITZEBLA ED-HOtsl Bristol. VIENNA
Grand Hc-ei Hungaria. Budapest: Hotel Baur au
Lac Zurc1. Hotel Victoria. Interaken; Hotels Vic
tora and YUusfIau. Iuterlaken: Continental Hotel.
Lausanne; SAVOY and West End Hotel. Carls5adi
Victoria H1tsl Bas T.. Hotel Euler. Basic.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FI2ANCES-HOtel Metropolis.
Rome. Grand Hotel Venice Palace Hotel Milan
Eden Palace. Genoa: Grand Hotel. Rome; Grand
Hotel QlIiual Rome; Hotel Eoyal paneli VSnieei
Hotel Venice; Hotel dc Ia vile Milan Grand Hotel
bellevue, san Reno, Hotel Dc la VIE. Fiorencss
Hotel De rHermitase, Monte carlo. Monscoi
Hotel ROYAL Rome. savoy Hotel Genoa; Trans
Hotel. savoy Hotel Florence; Hotel Calls.
Cannes; Hotel Beau site. cannes Hotel Metropolis.
Graude Bretagne. Nice; Hotel Sav-y. Rossango. Ma
PIES, Grand E1te Victoria. Sorrento, Bay Of Napest
The Grand Hotel Morte Carlo. Hotel louvre and
VavoY. Ats-les-Bans, Grand Hotel Alx-iss-Bains.
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MRS. CHARLOTTE SMITH.
Inv TrlrGRAPH no rHE TRIDUNE.

IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNEl
Portsmouth. Ohio March 9.-Mrs Charlotte
Smith. mother OF Major Genera. Jacob Smith. OF
Philippine fame. died here to-day from heart dis
ease aged elghty-uiue years. She was Of tho
most remarkable women in this region. enjoying
good health all her life and being gifted with
UNI sual intellect and remarkable memory. She
ready many newspapers.
General smith, who Il in NentOne. France. was
lntoLMel OF her ue.tl by caLLe this morning
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DIES AFTER A HEATED DEBATE.
G7T TELEGRAFH 70 TIE TaIBUNE.l

10y TELEGRAPH 70 THE T2iBCSE.l
New-OrieE1s. March p.-CClouel Ud5pAo Wolfe.
president tho Trade and director dropped
dea 'Hi@ afternoon Just after making speech
board direc.oTs regarding the protest OF members
against the action Of the board ndorsng the appoint
nent Of Major Harrod Isthian Commission.
The controversy among the members had grown warm
and q numerously signed protest presented
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

Memphis. Tenn. March s.-A1ne Patti arrived AZ
Memphis late to-day from Hot Springs. and left
here immediately for New-York. 7 was announced
that passage had been secured Tor Nine Patti and
her husband f0r Europe from New-YorH next Fri
day. dispatch from Hot Springs SAYS that the
singer has ordered al future bookings cancelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

FFernpstead. y y. March s.-Iiarry Payne Whit
rey who was appointed the sole executor OF the
estate o. bis father. ". c. Whitrey, whose viii
was recently fled in the Nassau County Surro-
cafes Office has received his certificate % o1lce
fbe gfr-fr- 81 the viii by ar. Whitney acknowl-
edreS THE Signatures. They we're William II. Page.
r. Henry MacdO1a and Thomas J. Regain
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MISS M. {. PATTERSON.

Paris March Miss NJ Z. Patterson. Of ST.
Louis and Washington. died at her residence IN
Paris to-day. The burial will take place at St
Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

Highest temperature yesterday 30 degrees; lowest %
average 81. average 10 corresponding date last yelr, s.;
so- corresponding date last tvenyce wears. 81
Local ForecastFalr au1 to-day E'itay rain,
with temperature; mesh northwest winds. becoming
southwest
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

TFiURSDAN-At A. FOR France Switzerland. Itaiys
spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greece and British
Ildla. s. La L0r aine. Via Havrs mail for other
parts OF Europe b. directed per 8 a Ia Lor-
ralneJ. $50 f0r Italy direct. per Vtncenzo
FIorio imam be directed per 3. Vincenzo Fio
uo').
5ATCPDAY-At a. Tor Europe. per 3. 8 Nev-YorSs
via Plymouth and Che-bourz trnau for Scotland Ire
land and Liverpool be directed per Q 8 New
YCrk-1. az 2 30 a Complementary 10 a M for
Europe. per 3. LUcaaia. via Queenstown: $50
a. n. for Belgium direct. Naderand mail
be directed per 8 VaderlandD az $50 a
fer Italy direct. kCntgiu Luise mail must %
dlrected per = K1ngia Lgise'D; az $50 Tor
Scotland firec- q Ethiopia mail d.
rected ''per s. Ethiopian. at n a. M Tor Denmark
direct per Htka mail Be directed per $.
Heka'l
Afer the closing % the Supplementary Transatlantio
Mails named above a5dtcnaI Supplementary Malls
opened piers of the American. English. french
German steamers. and within
Ten Minutes of hour OF sailing of
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ORDERS IssUED-The following army and navy
orders have been Issued:


orders have been issued.
ARMY
Captain OHIO ". 3. FARR. ADRIAN FLEMING.
EDWIN o SAIRATT. MERVYN . BGGkkII |.
FREDERICK r. JOHNSTON. HUGH Ia = APL-lAESS-
CLDKE. school o. submarine defense. Fort Tottsn.
Major HARRY F. HODGES. corps OF engineers. tstaiIsa
sxaa6sr Mackenzie. thief OF Engineers
First Lieutenant HENRY a " sE1GEzsTEIN 18th In
fantry. assigned % Company l.
First Lieutenant BENJAMIN J. ErGER r. assistant
surgeon general % general hospital the Preside.
First Lieutenant ALVIN K BAsKETTE. 81 Infantry.
racks. vice Second Lsutnant HARRY W. BATH
fore examining board al Columbus barracks
NAVY
Rear Admiral c. A. GOODRICH. Captain J. P SELF
RIDGE. Commanders W G. CUTLER G. LAIRD and
Lieutenant Commander T. X. HILL. commissioned
Lieutenant ". a. EDGAR to the Hancock. navy yard.
Neyv-York.
Lieutenant L. c. RICHARDSON detached the franklin.
navy yard. Narfok; to tho Prairie
Lieutenant C. II. FISCHER commissioned Lieutenant
Junior gradel.
Ensign L. = WALLACE detached tbs Cleveland. to tn.
Surgeon L W. sPRATLrNG detached Bureau OF Msdicius
and Surgery. to marine battalion. Panama
Lieutenant Colonel ". F. sPICER. retired.
Second Lieutenant l. s. WILLIS, appointed second leu
tenant N marine corps
MOVEMENTS OF NAVY vEssELs.-Ths FOL
lowing movements Of vessels have been reported
to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
March sThe Machiss St Vincent; the Terror An
oThs Dolphin Annapolis; Scorpion at Pen
Eacola-
s-Ths Prairie Colon for Gusntananot the
Laydover from Port Antonio FOR Havana
March oThe Buffalo the Decatur Dale the Barry.
Bombay.
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PRINCESS THEATRE OPEN MONDAY.

The Mayer has consented 20 tire rcopcning q the
Princess Theatre on NouGay. All the changes de-
named by the city departments Save been com
Rllec With. This s. the last but one 10 reopen OF
- - - theatres closed by the Mav0r. The Mad
- square Theatre remains closed
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GLASGOW DECREE FOB MR. cHoATE.

Glasgow. March 9.-The Senate OF the University
o. Glasgow has resolved to confer the honorary de-
gree of Ii. n Joseph II. Choate. United States
Ambassador to Great Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10

Should b DAILY ~ al Interested. changes
occur at aCy ume.I
Foreisn mails tor the week ending March II 1904 VIII
close promptly all tha General Postoce az
follows; Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown below.
Eesar anu Supplementary mails close at Foreign sta
lions corner % West and Morton Sreets half later
than closing time shown below that Supplementary
Mails for Europe and Ceut America via Colon. Gloss
one hour later at Foreign StationJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
koRpIcA 80 sEMeRIcH RE.ENeAeEp.

Nine. Nordica has been engaged by Mr.. Conrled
20 sing here once more beginning next season. ana
Nine 6embrich has also been re-e-gaEed. Sordica
VIII, q is said sing KunGry q "IarsiCal" though
Nr. Conred last night would not confirm or deny
this rard-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
IRON THE TRIBUNE BUREAU

Washington. March .
AN EXAMPLE TO THE ARNIY-The War De-
paTtme1t has received the court martial record in
the case Of Major Walter a Thurston. 18th Infan-
try. tried at Camp BOSNIAN. in Guimsras P. l.. for
drunkenness on duty. an unusual charge 20 prefer
against officer Of his grade The court found
there was some basis for the allegations although
the accused man at the time was not on duty. The
charge was consequently changed to that OF con-
duct TO the prejudice or good order and military
discipline. Major Thurston was sentenced TO BE
confined TO the limits OF the post where his regl-
meut may De serving Tor the period OF i've months.
and forfeit one-has his pay FOR the period.
The military authorities approved the sentence
Major Thurston was appointed from Alabama and
graduated West Point with the class OF
20. lie was lieutenant colonel OF the ID Alabama
Infantry in the war with Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-10
PRINCE TRoUBETzKoY A BUYER.
Buys Pair O; CID italian candlesticks at
Henry .. Gardiner Sale.

Prince Trouhetzlzcy. the husband OF Anle'ie Rives
Chauler. who writes under the nom De Euer-e O.
"AmeIie River" made a small purchase at the
thi-d Gays session % the Ecnry .. Gardner sale
a. the American Art Galleries yesterday. The list
o. new bidders Included 2-rs. Hermann Oelriclls and
AIRS IS. AZ vanderbilt g., in addition 20 Mrs John
secob Aat0r and Thomas >. Clarke. who have made
Heve-n1 purchaccs AZ preceding sessions. The
Prince became TIE owner OF pair Of oid italian
canc lezticEs q carved and sllvercd wood. with
nutea bsscs on circular pliutEs. Top price was
touched az large il,r.rv ia bile az italian walnut
Nhcn fell % MrS. Josephine schmidt ~ st-l The
Ltsut ~ the session sl.lia. making the three
cave agErccatc 50 2fs. IRE sale Viii continue thas
AternooD. 20 close on Friday
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Special Notices.


THE TRIBUNE viii be sent b. NAL 70 any address
abroad. address changed often
desired Subscriptions he given you- regular
dealer before easilE or pr more convenient. hand
a THE TRIBUNE Ofl-e-
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CHARLES EDWARD LANeHAM.

Louisville. March "a dispatch received here to-
day announces the death az E1iwondl- Cal. OF
Charles Edward LanEham father Of the Baroness
Won StcruburE. Mrs. LauGham e now travelling IN
Italy.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT

TRANsPACIFIC.
CUBA-vi1 Port Tampa Florida. closes az this ones
daily. except Thursday. 1880 m. (ths connectins
mails close here Mondays Wednesdays and sat-
urLaysJ.
MEXICO CTTT-Overand unless specially addressed
dispatch by steamer. closes this office
sunday. at l50 2. and 1880 D Sundays az
p. M. aid 1870 p n.
EWFOCNDIAAND-By rail 20 North sydney and thsno.
by steamer. closes at this once daily a N.
connecting nails close here Monday wednesday
Saturday.
JAMAICA-By ran 70 Ph1ielphia and thence BY steamer.
closes az this Cfi-e at 1870 D. sunday
BY rail Boston. and thence by steamer closes a
this Office 8 80 p. n. every Friday.
NIQCELDN-Ey rail 70 Boston. and thence by
closes this Office daily at $50 =.
BELIZE. PUERTO COETEZ and GCATEMALaA-By
New-Oriears and trencs by steamer. closes at
daily. except sunday. at 70 81
p. sundays at II 2 m and 1850 CcOnnsctins
mail closes here Mondays 81 o-30 M.
COSTA RICA-By rail 20 Nsw-Orlcans and thencs by
r7er closes thIs Office daily except sunday AZ
n so o N and tl0.3O p. m. Sundays a . M ADD
1000 p connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
1000 d M
BAHAMAS Except Parcels Post SrasBy to Miami
and thence bv steamer. closes 1870 m
every Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
fFleEistcred Nail closes at m. previous day
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win be
repubIlshcd in The TriWeekly Tribune without extra
charge.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. wEsr
INDIES TIC

THURsDAY-At a IA cor Cuba per :. EsperanzA
Email Mexico. via Frlgresa- Campeche and Vera
must be directed per Esperanza'D az 1870
a. for newfoundland. per .. Silvia at II
Tor MsZ.r1. s Sd-tiaE0. Via LawpIc0 mail must
be directed per g. = Santas0'O; at Il Tor Guads-
loupe Martinique Barbados. British Dutch aui French
Cuiqna per TaIisr.a7 be directed Per
Tali-Tanl; az l2.60 2 m ssun7ls nnsntsry ! 90
o. M for ST. Thomas 81. CrOlN. Leewart and Wind
ward Islands. British. Dutch and srsnch Guiana per
s. s. Koruna (mau for Irerada and Trinidad must %
directed .'per 8. Korona'l. a. 1 p n Tor Arsontns
Uruguay ana Paraguay. per 8 8. Cdsuda.
FRLDAY-At $50 m. Complementary 1880 NJ for
IuaEua ard Haiti s. s. Alene, At Il m FOR Guan-
tauam1 and Santiago. 3 CtclrIegOs mail
be directed per CierfIegos''ls az p. n FOR
sATURpAY-At $50 a m for Barbados and Brazil
per Bellagsio. VIA Victoria. Rio Janeiro and
Santos (uatI FOR Northern Brazil Argantins. Uru-
quay and Paraguay must be directed per 3 Bel
1aEgio''ls $40 a Complementary $50 a D
for Curacao and Venezuela. per =. Zulia Cma1 for
SavarilIa and CartaEela be directed per e a
ZuIIa''J. a m for Porto Rico. per 9 Coamo.
O. m FOR Fortune Island. Jamaica. SavaniIia and
Ca-rageua per 8 8 Sarns tu1au for Costa Rics must
be directed per . Sarlna); at 10 a m for Cuba.
per Mexico. VIA Havana. az 70 a for
Grenada. Trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar. British Dutch
and French Guiana per g MaravaL via Grenada
and Trinidad, az 1c 80 D. m for Cuba. per s. 9.
Olinds via Matanzas (mah must be directed "pef
s. 8 Olilda').
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ROBERT TABER.

Saranac Lake. Y. y. March 9-Rohert Tabcr the
actor, and divorced husband OF Miss Julia Mar
lowe. died hero last night.
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rrrbrrc rocnI ob.ervatIon.-.

In tais diagram the continuous white line shows the
change pressure Indicated by The Tribuues SELF
recording barometer. The dotted line shows the ten
pera - recorded 81 the local Weather Bureau
Local Oarial Becord-Ths following Official record
from the Bureau shows the changes In the TEN
Eeracure tire last tventy-fur hours II comparison
v-l,h the corresponding date % last year.
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Special Notices.
Foreign Rates.

For points IN Europe al countries m tns Cnyssst
Postal Tnion TIIE tribune viii be mailed &c ths fo-
lowing rates.
a.. n ~
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LoRD AUGUSTUS LOTUS.

London. March 9.-Lord Augustus Lotus. former
British Ambassador at Berlin and ST. Petersburg.
Is dead. lie was born IN lSl7
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SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW cents
Daily, cents TEI-WEEkLT. Gents
WEEKLY FARMER cents.
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CEMETERIES.
UNDERTAKINGS.

Great PineIaWn Cemetery, ISIS so- Illus
trated pamphlet and price list Of lots 70 Broad
UNDERTAKINGS.
stephes Merritt Em0TE st. Underwriters, 24i-s "
23d st Tel 1.2@f or I.2c5 Chelsea Frank Campbell
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1T EALLE MAIL. TRAIN
For points Lu.t-l states an Nerf-o
% bcrJugus Manhattan and NE f3ronx4
Also to cuba. Eco. Hawaii and the PhfIloine.
without extra expense for foreign postage
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Mail subscribers IN New-York City to the DAILY and
TFT-WEEbLY viii De charged q COPY
postage IN aGdtiaa TIA rats named above
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P WHITNEY, RECEIVES cERTIFLcATE.

washington. D. C.. March .. 1904
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-24
Los ssusos glegaran
q Port Arthur
Linevitch auxiIia ell avance

Nueva York k,lunes-Aseguran tambien los
crticos alemanes mencionados, que la operacon
de bloqueo emprendda por el ejercito ruso de
Vladiv vostock. acaudlado por el general Line
witch ayud1ra efcazmente al avance sobre
Puerto Arturo del ejercito de Kuropatlin refor-
zados per los cuerpos de siherianos europeos
recientemente llegados Manchuria.
Es verdaderamente peligrosa la situacion
del general Okd que comanda la izquierda japo-
mesa, pues puede ser interceptada por LlnevitCh-
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WuewaS faw0rabEeS
de Port Arthur
Los japoneses rechaZados
& sus trincheras

Nueva York 1unes.-Llegan noticias del
general Stoesel participando que rec1azo los re-
cientes asaltos bombardeos de los japones
efctuados estos tlltimos a 5000 yardas de dis
tancias de los fuertes de la cudadela exterior.
Ell esta1o de la guarnicion es excelente, y
ha recobrado nuevos brios con la fatal nueva
de la partida de la escuadra del Baltico y de las
victorias de Kuropatkin en- Yental.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-24
MANUEL PAZ URDAZ
.TOtNrlO

Registrador de Ia propiedad sustitutQ
que fue IA amos en- Arecibo, ofrece sus ser4
vicios, como NotariO, en- ArecibO. BajOs de
la casa ntimerO 13 Gale de Ia Cruz, Y Sc hace
cargo de presentar para su inscription en-
el RegistrO de la propiedad del DistTito y
remitir q los respectivos interesadOs, los
documentos que con tai objeto sc le envfan.
ARECIBO. PUERTO RICO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-24
ED probIema del
Norte de Africa
Los successes de Ultima hOra

New York, lunes.-Avisan de Paris que va
Sc han dado las principales ordenes para que nc
sgan los escandalos de Marruecos, intimidando
al Sultan a impedir que continuen de cualquiel
modO.
Los sucesos de los lltimos das son en- ex.
tremo alarmantes han causado honda intran-
quildad en- el publico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-24
NuewaS fuerzaS
para Kur0patkiE1
Continuara ell avance hacia LiaOyans

Nueva York, lunes.-Despachos de San Pc
tersburgo aseguran que sc han enviado nuevos
cuerpos de ejerctos para reforzar el fuerte ejer-
cito ruso que comanda Kurapatkin.
Tan pronto sc encuentren en- la Marchur1a
los nuevos batalones moscovitas podra llegarse
sin ningon genera dihcultades Puerto Ar
turO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-10-24

Los japoneses tendran que abandonar
a LiaOyang

Nueva York. lunes-Los periodicos alema-
mes insertan opiniones de critlcos militares ase-
gurando el triunfo de Kuropatkin sobre Lao
Yang, pues el abandoro de las minas pOr los
japoneses ha eptregado los rusos la llave de
Lao Yang, que tendra que ser evacuada pronta.
mente para evitar up desastre al Jap6n.