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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
HAFFEN DENIES FRICTION
Still MurphYs Good Friend, He
Tells HIS Club PeoDIe.

Borough President Haffen OF The Bronx last
night at the annual meeting of the Jefferson Club
OF the 18th Assembly District, of which he is
leader, emphaucally denied that>there friction
Of any kind between him and Charles F. Murphy
because of the appointment of G. 6. F. Wahle to
the city magistrates bench.
Il fight for my Democratic constituents, but
sull1' said Mr.. Hafen: 1T is true that as
leader of this Assembly district ! presented the
of William E. Morris for city magistrate and
made a fight for his appointment. Because didn't
win the appointment is reason why any one
should assume that friction exists between Mr.
Murphy and myself "-
II desire to say, publicly and emphatcally that
my relations with Mr.. Murphy are, they always
have been since he assumed the leadership of Tam
many Hail. of the most cordial character. On all
essentials of party discipline and control Mr. Muir
ply and I are in hearty accord. / was one of the
men who helped make him leader of Tammany
Hall. and know my efforts in his behalf at that
time still remembered and appreciated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
HOW BLUNDER WAS MADE.
Poem Not by the Late Guy Wetmore Car
ryl in Collection of His Verse.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The editors of The Garden of Years and
Other Poems' a small volume of verse by the
late Guy Wetmore Carryl. published about six
months after his death, have just been informed
that it contains, under the title of "A Frag-
ment" on page 125, part of a poem called
Abba Father by William Canton, published
by Stone & Kimball in 1896, in a collection of
verse called "W. V.-Her Book"
Before attempting to conjecture how this
mortifylng blunder occurred. it seems only fair
To The editors to state that the book was made
up under the most extraordinary difficulties
tended 1T to contain an uncompleted abIe
OF contents the manuscripts having been mutt
lated, scattered and in some instances entirely
destroyed, by the fire which occurred at his
SWampscott house few days before the devel-
0pment or his fatal illness. 1t was with infinite
ulHlculty ana pains that by putting together
scattered fragments and searching through files
OF magazines for several years back the poems
named IN the rough dTaught of the table of con-
tents were got together and. the material seem
ing lnsufncient in quantity, some four or five
fused collection saved from the fire. consisting
OF unpublished poems and cuttings preserved
IN scrapbooks. Among these was the COpy of
the lines referred to, dated, but unsigned and
without title The only explanation of its
presence there is that il was proba bly, note
of lines to be quoted made in the earlier DAYS
or his reviewing work for the magazines
The editors, in thus endeaVoring to do Justice
TO the young writer who has passed away, beg
TO apologize for their blunder to the author of
the lnes, TO his publishers and TO the reading
public. THE EDITORS
New-York May ., 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
JAMES SUTHERLAND.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE.I

IBY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.I
Ottawa May 3-James Sutherland, Minister Of
Public Works in the Cabinet of the Dominion Par
lament died at o'clock this afternoon at Wood
stock, Ont Tho gh he had been slightly ndisposed
and some time ago spent several weeks at Hot
Springs and other Southern points, the death was
unexpected He of the best known Cana
dian Liberal politicians, and had charge of
eraI of the Cabinet portfolios at different times.
Flags are at halfInast the House of Commons,
and after the important vote on the Northwest au-
tonoy bills midnight, the House. of respect,
viii adjourn until Monday. Since 1860 Mr.. Suther-
land had been Acting Minister of the Interior, Act
ing Postmaster General. Minister of Marine and
Fisheries and for the last two years Minister of
Public works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

81, AS SIT 4? p Mccormick Porto Rico
BRESlIN-Paul G. King, Boston; Alfredo Arteago
Quesada Mexico: Judge John NJ. Sweeney, Naugsa-
tuck Conn. E<ARLINGTON-J NJ Upton Bristol
Tenn. GERARD. NJ. Moore, q. S. n GILSEY1
Colonel Zachary Mulhan and family, Oklahoma
GRAND-GeneraI J. a. Buchanan, Z. s. A. a r
Ltppincott Phadephia. GRHGORIAN-Dr. j. B.
Blake Boston. HOFFMAN,. W. Porter I,eyinp-
ton. KY. HOLLAND-Henri Crommeiin Tie
Hague. MANHATTAN-H. L. Cutting Insurance.
Commissioner of Massachusetts; John c. IInehan
Insurance Commissioner of New Hampshire: Colo
mel EIerton Melbourne australia; g. A. Ellis
ton. ,- N0MANDIE- F. s. Belts Kingston, n
Binghamton. WALDORF ASTORIA - Andrew
Gates st. Louis. WOLCOTT-John A Drake pres
ident Of the First National Bank, Corning
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WHIRLWTND IN OMAHA.
FOHr Killed an Wrecked Factory
Damage Widespread.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rE1BuSE,I

Omaha, Neb.. May "a cIoudburst and
Whlrwind struck Omaha at o'clock to-day,
DONG considerable damage throughout the town
The Omaha Casl1et Factory fOur-story build
ing in East Omaha, collapsed. killing four men
ana injuring seven others The manager, John
Slmones, was buried in the wreckage, but was
protected by timbers He was able to direct
rescucrs to where he was hemmed in, and was
rescued alive. but badly injured.
Nine freight in the Union Pacific yards
were blown from the track and wrecked. The
omaha Milling Company's plant was damaged
heports of storms are coming from different
parts Of the State the conditions being right for
cyclones and tornadoes
Mlnden Neb., has just reported five houses
wrecked by a 'twister." Spaulding, Neb, also
reports number of farmhouses destroyed.
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rRANspAcIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The closing o TransPaac Malls IS
transit 70 Of sailing TIE connectiag mas
{excep- REGISTERED Trauspacinc Mails dispatched Wa
Vancouver Victoria Tacoma Seattle which 8
D. m previous day. close az the General Postofice
raSsn Korea China specially addressed mail for the
ohiippine Islands. Seattle, close al 8 D
f0r dispatch per 5 Pleades.
Japan Korea. specially addressed for
Philippine Islan3s VIA Tacoma. close at 2.
dispatch :. s Oaara
Hawaii japan Korea China and Philippine Islands via
San Francisco. close at p m May for dispatch
per s. Copuc-
Samoa Hawaii anG FIJI Islands. san Franc,ssS
close at 6 o n. May Is for dispatch per 8 SSrrs
or the CGnard steamer carrying the British mail fcr
New-Zeaaud does not arrive IN time connect vlsb
a n. and 8 sundays al 1870 m. . a. m ana
u,-wiu be made and forwarded l.ntfi -.
arrival the Cunard steaguerl 49,
Jauan PdTcelS-Fost Aailsl Korea China an
specially addressed mail for Philippine Isands ~
Vancouver and Victoria. b. c.. close al 6 70 m NJ
dispatch =. Empires o India -
Islands Australia teXcept Wes1 and NeW--sfsdors
via Vancouver and Victoria. Il. e. at b n
May - Tor dispateh per 3 Manuka.
IateI anu aIusis iSlsncs Via san Francisco clos,
az p M May = for dispatch per SfarSoss N''''
Philippine Islands AMI Guam. san Francisco So. -
q ,. m. NAY 20 iof dispatch r. : Transperr -
Aanchura except AuSten, NeNchwans, and por4 Al
SnGg ana Eastern siberia Is at present forar5el u
NOTE nlesS otherwise addressed. ives. Aust-,,t. .
FORWARDED Via Europe, New Zealand =
ana Settah places IN the Chinese Province ~ V.~.
va hfltlsh laliathe quickest routes. PhfpDlnos
the foreign rates Hawaii is forW r3e5 W az
cisco exclusively. WILLIAM ~ WV 81 ~ FreI-
Fostofrse. New York n. Y. April IS lso5 ter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
OBITUARY..
BENJAMIN F. ASHLEY.

Benjamin F. Ashley who died Tuesday night
at his home, No. 239 West 133d-st., for many
years a well known newspaper publisher of West
chester County and Long Island. In 1866 Mr.. Ash
ley established The Port Chester Journal He
ran that paper for several years. then went to
Mount Vernon, where his next venture was Tho
Record" He sold THE Record in 1892 and went
to Tuckahoe, where he founded THE East Chester
Bulletin" He sold The Bulletin" in 1895 and
since then established The Bronx Borough Bulle-
tin" and afterward purchased a newspaper at Bay
Shore All his papers were Republican. Mr.. Ash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

Bg6D-on Monday May at her residence No 50 West
- MaIsaTet ~ido , Of the late William Bad
berga D. D. Funeral private
BTRD o1 s5,s Tus.df E -. May AaP T BuIdsa
Of William Il BarSa IN 66T S7h 'i yar ana F Se1T
services from her late residence No $50 West 11eth
Friends are kindly requested d to omit aoat tf
cIIIEY-o2 May 1222 Alice / ciley dqughtsr Ct The
+ Russell No Il West Iith-st Ssa-YoE Burial i' al
cIssEdqn Tuesday Nay Ma ga El;sshetA y j. Rich
services or Friday morning May 3 1888 O'clock AZ RS
late residence Washington ID e. papers please copy
FARRE;Lat NO IS West 4ata-st. Monday May / John
afternoon. $50
HrnE9 e the q inst 25sry n stevens Hyas
York CITY. Funeral services win held on Thursday
t @ay and ~ ss 8o66ksn a. F3 Church Washing
KJNG-on Wednesday, May 5 1eo5 at her residence No
Kns Of Newport l. and daugfter Of the r'' Ia5a
55 Sm5e lie hoy o. 3 oE5 funeral services az The
SATURDAY, May o. at II O'Clock, Interment New
r. daughter Of the late Charles J. Martin Of Orange
21s,-st, on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
Pa6 asTa Services G3 T as 95 aT F ea der "A
st O'Clock, kindly emit flowers,
KANE LODGE NO. 454. F AND A NJ
Brothers You are Invited to attend the funeral services
on
Thursday, May l. o'clock
GEO ]. JACKSON. Master.
HENRY ". PENOYAR Secretary
WALTON Tuesday May ,, 1908. Emma FeIlowes widow
Vail and daughter of the late Richard S
FeIlowes, Of NeW-Haven, Coma Funeral win
held her late residence, No 2S9 Whtney-ave.
New-Haven. Thursday, May l. at 2:30 O'Clock Troy
\, y. santa Barbara Cal. papers please copy
VALENTINE-On May .. 1905. William Valentine be
husband Mary Harding Valentine, aged 81 years
Funeral services at ms late resldece. No 1SS West
13Oth-st,, Friday May .. at p. m
VAN NosFR>HD-4t the Waldorf suddenly, oe
wife Of AlcnZ0 G. Van NoStrandi Of Boston. Mass
Boston papers please copy.
wRIGHT-At Washington D. c. May B. 1905. Lucy J.
Wright widow OF Frank r Wright, Of Albany,
n Y. and mother Of Captain Frank De ". Ramsey.
General stan. T. :. \
ZABRISKIE-At Fassaic. n J., Wednesday. May s
Christian A. zabrisEie aged 80 years Funeral from
the First Reformed Church. corner OF Passaic
Paulsou aves. Passaic. y. J. on Saturday, May s.
ID m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
HOPE TO RAISE $4,000 DEBT

The colored mems branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, situated at Nos 252 254
West 53d-st will hold jubilee meeting in
Carnegie Hall next Sunday afternoon $50 o'clock
when the officers hope TO be able TO announce the
clearing off of the debt on their branch property
which is now about $4,000. Bishop Potter Bishop
Alexander Walters the Rev. Dr. r. S Macarthur
the Rev DR. S p. Cadman and Booker T. Wash
ington have volunteered their services speakers
= 11,a
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NOMINATE H. G. DAWs's BROTHER.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO HE TRIBUNEI
Cumberland, Nd, May 3--The Democrats of the
I'd West Virginia District at Keyser to-day norni-
mated Colonel Thomas b Davis aged seventy
seven, for Congress, to succeed Alstod G. Dayton
Colonel Davis IS the only brother of Henry G.
Davis He is banker and horseman. owning a
half mile private track. The special election will
be held June 5.
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Special Notices.
DAILY AND SUNDAY:
Offices


MAIT OFTEN -Ng. i54 Nassau-st
can Distrct Teeg9 l,4 Broadway or any Amsri-
WSsHiNGrSoSS ~ s9 80 ~ eaI s 5sstt-st
NAE "a BRANCH oFEIcE-FTsderick " soumsr.
AI I5IB5S AFRO 4Eot3 VII IND THE TRIBUNE
DI TIN = OIlce OF THE TRIBUNE. at 10 10
Frank Gould & CT NJ "A New oxeo,s-.z
L21don and Paris Exchange asaksrs. BasiIaon House
American Express Company. No waterloo Place
lnI mas Coos { son Tourist Ofcss. IldEae Circus
piSs e Le91s adyertLsen1ents and subserDtions
{oh9 WsnarlaSeg. No g Rue des Petites E.curisa
M2rsan. Har1es & Co No 81 s5aievarf ffaussr.aun
C5sdit Lyourais. Bureau des Etranzsrs.
ron Tr9ntinentai Hotel newsstand
xf APeriss san, Express Company. No II Rae srf0e
GENf,v 4E - - eHi'' G47 e o.. - ,-.- -
FIo,EREScEs Lemon 8 CO. Nos Z and via
HA aa!g@k 9 Co. se;s. Bankers IS 60,
For the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS abroad
SUNDAY TT1RIH SS Ses1 ads 70 Keep Ire DlLY ara
LoIb4S-Io,eI Victoria. savoy Hotel. The Lansnam
Po qle N JaTo9 5olel cssidges Hotel Ho,e Metre
Wi H ~ s,lnoanAnlent Queen Hotel Upper Nor
ENGLAND AdelPht Hotel Liverpool: Midland Hotel
RenGneStTi 09ee4s Hotel Leels MdlaEd H9Sei
I31d Hotel. Inorganic Bay; Midland Hotel. Derry.
scoTTAND-st En5ch Hotel Giassou stafian Hotel
at station Hote Dmfries. 5irnam Hotel Brnam-
PAitIS-Fiotel Chatham Hotel Lille Albion G-ani
EioteI de fAtheuse. Grand Hotel Continental
RoleI du Palats Hotel St James and Albany. Holsi
BELG l, 81 Grad Hotel Brussels. surzaaI
HoIIeASDIiotel des hides IRE Hague: EursaaI scAe-
EFMANT-Nassaser- Hotel Wies5aden, -Four Sea
9Hs HoleI Munich; Hotel Bellevue. Dresden; Hotel
kaiSsrnof Berlin Hotel Four Seasons. Wlesoa6en.
Nuellers Hotel Aix-la-CraDelle- Hotel Mesz-leF.
6aden-ES4den- WuTtreEsbergsE-Eiof Nuremberg Hotel
lSLtoIoie- ste-\ aUhei-n Hotel tlaIserhOE WeisbG-
" l4d(ngea-Esadt Hotel Eaissrh0f W.ldUngen-Bad.
Grand hotel WilheimsnOehe; Hotel Russie ks
laserl-Bad. Hotel Nict0ra Kissingen FrankrIr-er-
Ilol ranAfort-on-Niain, Imperial Hotel Frankfort
oi-dalni Hotel Pr-lz Carl Heidelberg Hotel
gonal StrasshurS- Hotel FIohenzollern Nauheul-Bad
Nauheim-
AUSTRIA AND SVITZERIAANIJ-Hote Bristol Vienna
Grand ttotel EuEs2rta Budapest Hotel
Z4rfchi Hotel savoy and West End. Carlsbad. Hotel
Victoria I1terakeu. Hotel Euler Basic. Hotel Vic
toria, Bas!e; Hotel National Carlsbad Grand
Lausanne: Hotel de IA Paix Geneva. Hotel Beau
EtlNage Geneva. SJad-rath, MarieHhad. Hotel Wei
mar Aarlenbad- Hotel kIEger &aTisn5sd; Grand
Etotel NsVey- FEge0 Hotel JCngfrau5iicE Incsraken,
tIrand Hotel. 8ruaos1. Hotel National Lucerns-
Palace Hotel Lucerne Hotel Bernerh0f Berne; Grand
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Grand Hotel. Venice.
Grand Hotel, Rome; Eden Palace Genoa. Grand
&c la Vile Milan; Royal Hotel Rome: Hotel y "A
vile Florence, Grand Hotel. Florence; Savoy Hotel
El9rences Hotel Royal Reno H0-eI Grands
tresaSne. Nice savoy Hotel Reno. Grand F{o-el
hotel Aix-les-Eaias; Hotel Louvre and savoy. AK
CAIRO. EGTPT-Ssecheard's Hotel. Ghezireh Palace
HoceL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
CLUBMAN MBRRIES ACTRESS.
J. Frank Hale and Miss Tessie A. Mooney
Are Made One
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUxE.l

Boston May $50 quietly that few of their
friends had opportunity be present. Miss Tessie
A. Mooney, the young actress late of the Cadet
Girl and MY Lady companies, married in
Dorchester to-day to j. Frank Hale. wealthy club
man and real estate broker of Boston.
The engagement has been known for time
but neither acknowledged the thought of an imme-
date wedding The groom is of the five heirs of
the Hale estate Of Haverhil. which is valued at
about 100000 His share is about $S09C00 of which
he has already received $4,000 in cash start
hOuSekeeping,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
TEACHERS FIGHT SHORT DAY.
Send Petition to Mayor Against Reduction
in School Hours.

School teachers OF Brooklyn numbering only two
hundred less than the entire teaching staff of the
borough have signed petition against the reduc-
ton of the school day from five hours three and
one-haIf in the year of the elementary schools
The petition has been forwarded to the Mayor by
the Brooklyn Teachers Association.
To learn the sentiment OF parents of the children
in the lower grades regarding the shortening of the
school day the association has had its members dis
tribute to their classes copies of the petition 1t
is expected that more than hundred thousand
rnrts will be reached in this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
ACTRESS ANNOUNCES MARRIAGE.
Miss Bradley Secretly Welded to Boston
Man Two Years Ago.
IRY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRrR1.rr l

Boston, Nav 3.-AIiss Leonora Bradley a Ieadfne,
member of the Castle Square Theatre stock COM
pany, has just resigned and announced her mar
riage to Boston man, which she has kept success
fully secret for two years.
Charles Patee, q nephew Of Charles H Patee. the
well known Boston lawyer is the husband Miss
Bradley has gone to New York but has maintained
the utmost secrecy regarding her plans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
MRS. CLEVELAND IN COLORADO.
Ia rELEGRAPH Do rHE rRIRrNE.l

Denver May 3.-For the first time Mrs Grover
Cleveland to-day saw Colorado and. passing
through Denver last night praised its grandeur and
beauty. ard declared that she hoped 10 come here
and spend several weeks adding:
celled by any country in the world in my opinion q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. SC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC-

Mails except Jamaica and Bahamasl are Forwarded
rHa Csanera PcSIGfffCe. IofQWS
fVT-TS8 via f4:30 a Monday Wednss-
md SATURDAY. (also rom New-TOrk. THURSDAY
and SatIrday-See abovel-
AfF[ICyO CITY overland. lS0 D and 1890 D m
daily. except sunday; sunday at ? m and 1870
NFWFOT-NDLAND Except ParceS-Post MailSl. VIA
North sydney m Monday. Wednesday and Satur
dav also occasionally from NewYorS and Philadelphia
ahOvel-
MIQUELON, via Boston anu Not1n SSdney. al $50
every other SUNDAY MAY and n etcl
JAM AICA via Boston at n Tuesday and Friday
(aIsr from Nevs-York SatITday-see above4.
COSTA RICE Via New-Orleans at @1O:S0 D. Tuesday
ETTTISF HONDURAS. HONDURAS East COAST ana
GU ATEMAIA. Via New-Orleans at 1000 ?. Mon
west OF Honduras IS diSpa
York via Panal2--See ahOvel
. NTYfrA EAST CoasO. SfOsO
= ~ TVe5nesIav. Coast OF Nicaras1a "a as
Tatcbe9 from Nev-YorS via Panana-see abcve1
pST ANA. and CANAL ZONE specially addressed c1yO
Via New-Or!eans, AZ 710;a1 p sunday tAfter 1880
M sunday and until sailing OF \eW-York steamer
mail Tor Panama and Canal Zone Is held for New
York aboVe-l
tRegisersd Nah overland dispatches closes at p m
previous dav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
GIFT FROM GROVER CLEVELAND.
Contribution to Hastings College, Nebraska,
Reported by Financial Secretary.

Lincoln Neb May S-P. L. Jackson, financial
secretary Of Hastings College, at Hastings Neb.
in a dispatch from Princeton, n. j. says that
Grover Cleveland has made liberal contribution
70 the endowment fund Of the COLLEGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
MISS ADAMS TO APPEAR IN "pErER PAN.

London May 3.-Charles Frohman has arranged
Tor the appearance of Maude Adams next season at
me Empire Theatre, in New-1ork, in peter Pan"
Miss ADAMS VIII visit Mr.. and Mrs James NJ Barrie
in England this summer e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

richest temperature yesterday. II degrees lowest Ok
=, srage for corresponding date Of last twenty-five
years %. A.. f.r,Aav uartly cloudy;
Local Forecast---i air to-day EifNN'' F'
l.e ia southwest winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
MISS ROOSEVELT LEAVES BOSTON

this Afternoon for Washington. She had been STAY
ing a week with her grandmother Mrs George G
Lee, at Chestnut HUI
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

is readily accessible by Grand Central
station Webster and jerome Avenue troleys and by
carriage $l25 Telephone (4S55 GTamercy) for
BOOK Of Views representative
Cface, 20 East 23rd St. ~. Y. City.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST



THURSDAY ci)-At for Bermuda per 5 = Ber-
mLdisn, ~ . Tor Cuba YucaJ1n ana Carnpechs-
per : Esper1nEI tIlSo other parts Mexico wnea
specially addressed for this steamer, q 70 m.
Mexico specially addressed onyl, Bayano.
TanIpiCO
ElliCa AIrai also Puerto Co-sz. CaIo Gracas
tFCrt DietcCkl Belize. Livingston IiclOn
when specially addressed for
Complementary ESQ p- M for Bahamas. per 3
Niagara Guantanamo and santiago specially
addressed for this steaHeF} - foC barbados and
Para. MaTaGham ard Cears; 12,36 p N. Tor Arsea-
tine Uruguay and Paraguay, = $. RCsssH; az 3
p, for Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay, 8
TynefelG.
Cur~caO Venezuela and Colombia Cauca
&fagdaIena Departmental, uer ZuIia m
per Juan: at
j. m for Cuba s. Mexico, via Havana.
fOr Grenada. st. Vincent Trinidad. Ciudad Boil
and Guiana. per $ NaravaI, l. for Brazil.
Santos (;ncluding Northern Brazil Argentine Cr-
quay and Paraguay when specially addressed this
steamer
NOTICE.-Ffve Per half addition TO the
regular must be prepaid all letters forwarded
by supplementary malls,
closing OF the regular mail FOR dispatch particular
vessel, viii be forwarded unless such additional
postage is fully prepaid thereon BY stamps supple
transatlantic mails also the piers
the sailinGs occur at 3 later and late mail
mi be deposited boxes piers
German lines sailing Hcboken- The malls
piers open hour and half before sailing time and
postage Qetters 5 half cuncef IS required
mailed the piers OF the American White star
and German Pesl steamers double postage Qetrsrs
10 half OunCel on other lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Half teaspoon in half glass water lust before
retiring brings refreshing sleep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all p,lnts In the United States Canada and Mexico
f1It sde ~ bCroughs Of Manhattan and The BRONX
Also to cuba Porto Rico, Hawaii and Philippines
,-thnIt extra expense for lore!gn plsLase.
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Pcstemce Notice

Should &c read DAILY BY al interested as changes
nfey occur at
Foreign mails FOR the ending May G. 1908.
SI1Se promptly al General PoscOce
ouoWs; Registered and Parcels-Pst close
s4Fuer thar closing time shown below Parcels-POsE
SIats Tor Germany close at D. m May I and May
HeFcsiS-PoSt Mails for Great Britain Ireland
Slspetched oy the White Star Line Wednesdays ami
american Line additional
patch is made by the Cunard Line when Curd
sans on saturday than the American Line
Lhs same day The Parces-Post Malls close hour
before the regular mails
regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign
ton corner of West half
than closing time shown below that Supple
nentary Mails for Europe and Central America via
Colon, close one hour later az Foreign Statton)-
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SpeciaL Notices.
rrihuns Subscription Rates.

THE T-RTRI-NE viii py any address f,
this ontrv or abroad address often as
5agirs5 SIbscriptions may be given your regular
dealer before leaving II more convenient hand them
in az The TRIBUNE Once
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UNDERWRITERS.

esd St frank L. Campbeli-Stephen Merritt.
ErlbTg Inst. gals West 23d St Tel 1925 Chelsea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Mr.. Savage Sees Nothing Abroad to Change
His American Policy.

Henry W. Savage returned yesterday from a trip
to France and England, where he saw the leading
theatrical productions. He said he saw nothing
however, to cause him to change his policy
Il am perfectly satisfied" he said, ito take
chances on plays for the American public written
by Americans"
He and George Edwardes will not do ''Parsifal' in
London till 1865 They could get no theatre large
enough for next winter Mr.. Savage did not see
Puccinnt regarding an American production of
still some way off.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-04

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