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New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. VEST
INDIES ETC

N6T56sra L1azlI per s. : Nara5aeass via Bar5aios
WEDNESDAY C20.-At $50 a va. sar. VeVf7uallaHa.
a M for Iaaga faiti anu 3iasiaisna De7arlE4sat q
Specially addressed f. this steamer; a. 10 m for
VtIs9 % sI1elssi5 ,s.- ~ F4sitt Po+1 Se PsfE 81 -
Gao Venezuela. Trinidad Guiana specially
addressed for this steamer az Il m for santiago ssps
p. complementary 1 p M for Turks Island and
TI7T-PSTSY ty7,-Af s a I'M f1r Bermuda per q q
Trinidad; a a. m. for cuba. Tucatan and Cam
for Mexico especially addressed oa4 per ; 5 Yucatan
Via Tampico. AT i p m for Fszrmuda per 5 Carb-
bee; at ?. n for Porto Plata, per 5 Brighton
FRIDAY 2sl-At 9:so m complementary 1870 ny
Fas- CoasTt Salvador rana-a Canal zone Canca.
Department Of colombia. Ecuador Peru Bolivia ana
when specially addressed Tor this steamer.
SATURDAY ,29.-At $40 a m complimentary $50
caracas also colombia, via tuTaeso when spesialy
aTy 80 a M FOR 81 Thomas s. CroIx Iseward ana
ntaH Sia na s n1en 1 an8 T Tnas4 Rs5 5S12e %
ciaiiy addressed for this steamer at ESQ Sup
and Colombia. except CaUca and Magdalena Depart
ments. per sl6iria also Costa Rloa, va Linoa.
FOR cuba MORO Castle. via Havana at II 80
for Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay. per Etona:
: oInda Via Mstanzas '--'' -
NOIlgE-F1ye cents Ier mar ounce T. ADDITION % The
by the Supplementary Mails letters deposited IN the
drops marked Letters for Foreign Countries after the
lar vessel vii not be go forwarded unless such adti
Elementary TRANSATLANTIC Mails are also opened the
lsfs mall nav b. denostet ir the nail 6o,e n sc 15
piers OF German Lines sailing from Hoboken The
mails on the piers open hour and a half before
time only regular postage ettsrs cents half ouacs5
american Waite star and cerma1 1ss ostS s-s 81 ne
double postage detters 10 cents half ounce other
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
MINISTER APPOINTED COMMISSIONER
Jersey Pastor Head Of Corrections and Chari-
ties Of State
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. J

Trenton, y. J. April 22.-Governor Stokes an
nounced to-day the appointment OF the Rev
George B. Wight. D. D.. Commissioner Cf
Charities and Corrections, under the new law
creating that position. DR. Wight is one Of the
best know Methodist clergymen In the State
having been pastor Of some of the largest churches
in Trenton. Camden and Ions Branch. He is now
pastor OF church in LambertvilIe, He f. 2 Civil
War veteran. having served from May. 1851 20
August. 1853. when he was dis ,harg5d on account
Of wounds received at Salem Church.
In his new position Dr.. Wight will have general
supervision of all penal and charitable instltu-
tiOns Of the state. An Assistant Commissioner is
be appointed, who will have supervision Of the
erection of all buildings connected with State
institutions The assistant II is understood. will
be George Z Poole. OF Morris County. the present
architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
LOUIS MEslER.

Louis Mesier died yesterday after lingering i'll
ness at his home No "A West 2Ist-st. For eighteen
years he had been a member OF the firm Of Adrian
II. Muller. aUctioneers He was member OF a
number Of clubs. and at one time was a governor
and trustee OF the Union club lie was treasurer
Of the New-York Real Estate Auctioneers' Associa-
tion and the Midnight Mission He also held other
positions OF = similar kind
Mr Mesier born in this city on July &C. 1874
de was the son or Edward F. and Georgiana Knox
Hyslop Mesier. and d grandson of Peter J. Mesier
and Robert Hyslop well known merchants Some
years ago Mr- Nesier married Louise. the daughter
OF josiah Gauuer who has since died. Mr.. Meser
leaves a sister. Nine. de Grafet living in Rome.
he funeral VIII be held or Tuesday morning, 1t
1879 O'Clock. at the Church OF the Ascension. 5tl-
ave and loth-st The burial VIII be Old Marble
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ohiclal Record and Forecast.-Washington April -
Pair prevails all districts Of the Mis-
s.=slppl of high pressure overiies the lake
region and disturbance OF energy moving
ward over Sew Mexico. No rain II consequence has
except locally iu the extreme Southwest and
me southern BockE Mountain slope. j. IS somewhat
interior valleys and the Northwest. and
prevail lu Northeastern districts
weather is Indicated for sunday generally east
u he Mississippi.
the Southwest and The west portion OF the
showers Indicated for the East Guf states, the
Mississippi valley anu the lower portion Of the Onto
Valley.
Higher temperature indicated for the Interior
valleys and northeastern districts.
The winds along the NeVE England and Middle Atlantic
fresh west; the South Atlantic
fresh north. the East Gulf coast. light and
Ofur southeast,
lower lakes light and variable. and The lakes
light southeast south.
Forecast for Special LOcalities.-For England,
Eastern Pennsylvania Eastern Newyork. New-Jersey,
Delaware. and Dstric- of Columbia fair
to-day; Monday. fair. Hight 10 fresh winds.
Western Pennsylvania and Western NewTork. fair
and warmer today Monday fair fresh southwest winds
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Clmeea


MAIN OFFiCE-No 154 Eassau-st
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can District Telegraph once
GttONX BCREAU-No 4o6 East f2afh-af
WASHINGTON BEREAU-NO- L322
Nc, 794 Broad-sf
AMERICANS ABROAD win hud THE TRIBUNE AZ
LONLOS-Ofice OF THE TRIBUNE. At No ia
Fleet-st -
Frank Gould Co. No 81 New Orford-st
+A,ldon ana Paris Exchange Bankers. Basildou
Mcorgate-st.
Ih2Tnas Cook & son Tourist O1lces. Ludgats CTreuu
Ice London ohice Of THE TRIBUNE g. a convenICrr
p'Tes q leave advertisements and subscriptions.
F<tt,lS--J0hn Aunroe q Co.. No 7 Rue scribe
John auarnaker. No. - Rue Petiees Tcu-ex
Eagle Bureau. No. SO Rue
AloIHan Harjea & Co.. No. 81 Boulevard Haursnaka-
Sreott Lyonnais. Bureau des Efrangerg
Continental Hotel newsstand.
The Figaro once
bFentano's. No. 81 Avenue de FOpera
american Express Company. RueS Scrfba
Nl1E-Credit Lyonnafs.
GENEvA-Iomsard. Odler & Co and Union Rank
TOTnahuoni. y -
Maquay & Co. Bankers
dinaud Straase -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
DOES NOT SEEK oDELL's AID.
RumOr That Mr.. Hamilton's Trip Has Politi-
cal significance Denied.

Thomas L Hamilton. accompanied by Mrs. Ham
nton. sailed for Southampton yesterday morning
on the American Line steamship ST. Louis. He
denied that he intended 10 consult with ex-GOv-
ernor Oden IN Italy regarding his rumored can
didaCy for Mayor.
According 10 story in circulation yesterday,
Mr.. Hamilton. who is said 10 be the candidate Of
William Halpn. president OF the Republican Coun-
y Committee. for Mayor Of NeW-GO Ork, IS going
10 Europe 10 ask Odell 10 give him the nomination
Hamilton, il Is said is also going TO report
ditious here. These were the stories Mr. Hamilton
70 vigorously denied
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

WEDNESDAY (2G.-At T.3O a for Netherlands direc-
Especially addressed s.. a
a tslppleuenta-y 10 for Ireland and France
per Baltic. Queenstown
other parts Of Europe when specially addressed for this
steamer, a. SD a. for Italy direct tspeciaEy
dressed 0nly) per E LOrubardis, a IT N for
Norway Parcels Post Mails Per Oscar I (ais9
regular mail Tor Denmark when specially addressed for
this
THURSDAY t2Tl.-At a. for France. per s. = La
Bretagne via Havre 'aso other parts ot Europe Uhen
specially addressed this a $50 N.
Complementary 10 M for Europe, per Dsur.eh
land. via Plymouth. CheFbourg and Hamburg
SATI RDAY co a Europe PER 8 s Phlla-
delphla via Plymouth ami Cherbourg Including Ireland
when specially addressed for steamer. SIS
d m Complementary 10 A. ral for Europe per 3 $
EtruTta. Queenstown and Liverpool. $40 q n
for Belgium ParceIS-Post Mails. per k-e1nland
taIso regular mail flr Belgium when specially addressed
for this $50 for IcaIy direct pecaly
addressed only. per s. Princess Irene az %
for Azores ISLANDS. s. tr-tic tais0 ITALY when
Specially addressed for this steamer. l230 for
Scotland direct especially addressed onlyl, per q
FIIr-essta-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Postnmc. No,io.

IShou!d be read DAILY by an interested a. ehanx--
may occur time -
Foreign mails z The "a
pioI1ipty IN an cases. the General Postohlos
totoWs, Registered and Parcels close
-. eIi4-r than closing time below
Al.-s iaF CIerInary close p April May
-4sFost Malls for Great Britain Ireland Era
LLlacned oy the White star Lane Wednesdays
- +'ll-rlctn Line on Saturdays An additional
gIN @ : made BY the Cunart Line when Cunard steamer
s1is on saturday later than Line
the same day. The FarcelsPos- mails close one hour
before the regular mails
regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign
ton tcorner cf West and Morton half
I closing time shown below SUPPLEMENTARY
Aaiis Tor Europe and Central America colon. closs
one hour later at Foreign Statioul
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
nnuERNoR pETAILs STAFF MEMBER.

sand n message 10 the General Assembly when 1t
resumes business next Tuesday regarding the death
Of Senator O. H. Platt
To-day the Governor detailed Colonel theodore
II Macdonald Of New Haven quartermaster gen
eral on his sta6 TO go Washington and tender
his services In behal: Of the Governor 70 the rea-
tIves and immediate friends OF Senator Patt. Colo
mol NacdonaId was also commissioned 70 arrange
for state funeral II the members of the family
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
KING EDWARD IN ALGERIA.
Lands with Queen Alexandra at PhiIippeville
"A SLIGHT Accident.

Algiers April 22.-King Edward and Queen Alex
andra landed Phl!ppeville. about 20 miles east
OF AIgiers. to-day They were received by Gov
ernor General Jonnart and other officials. The oC-
Casion was ma-red by slight accident AS the
King and Queen entered the carriage provided for
them the horses became frightened and broke the
carriage pole. After vehicle had been Sc
cured they drove 10 the estate of the Chateau Lon
don Despite a heavy rain. large crowds of people
cordially greeted them along the route they ira
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
FRANCIS HENRY sALTus.

Francis Henry Saltus. father Of Edgar Saltus
the author died yesterday Tarrytown. He was
a descendant of Rip Van Dam Governor Of the
New-Netherlands colony. Mr. Saltus was known
as the maker Of the first rihed steel cannon. He
was knight Of the French Legion OF Honor and
commander of the Order of Christ. Of Portugal
he had also received the decoration Of Spanish
order of Isabella Cattolica and the Swedish Order
OF Gustavus Nasa. Mr.. Saltus married Miss Eliza
Howe FVeTtsOu
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
BRYAN ON ROCKEFELLER GIFT.
He Says Discussion Shows the Peoples Con
science Is Awakening.
tBY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE

Cleveland. April 22-William Jennings Bryan
iu Cleveland a few hours this morning and had an
extended conference with Mayor Johnson.
Discussions are now going along the line OF
education - said Nj Bryan. and interesting in
vestigatiOns in progress. all OF which vindi
cations OF democratic contentious one Of the most
helpful and hopeful signs IS the discussion on the
ethics Of donations. In the Rockefeller donation
case the results shows that the conscience Of the
people IL working
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
MRS: GOBLET AT coNsTANTlNoPLE,

Constantinople April 2.-The American steam
Yachts Nahrna with her owner. Mrs Robert Goelet.
and a party board and the WandeTef' having
otoard her ouner. H A. c. Taylor OF the New
yorr Yacht club Mrs. Taylor and some friends
Fax-s srTi,-e5 here other American yachts are eX-
f,ectad Including the COrseir, with her owner. J.
fierDonf Morgan
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
YALE LECTURERS APPOINTED.

New-Haven. Conn, April 22-The appointment as
Lyman Beecher lecturer for next year Of the Rev
Charles Reynolds Brown, Of Oakland CAL is an
nounced At Yale His subject Will De The Social
Message of the Modern Pulpit The NathanjeI
William Taylor lecturer will be Professor Samuel
Sathianadhan Of the Presidency College, Madras
India
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

Afieck, Emma NJ NJ Pateman. Edith a.
Allare, Taulman Raymond James Irving.
I.arom. Edith Z SeaEis cstharine J.
Oakley. John B. II. Withdrawals. Harriet s
AFFI. .EGK-At EIs- Yonke5s. y 7. Friday April slst
1905 Emma Morris Morris. wife OF William Afleck
deHce, us Warburton-avs., on Monday afternoon at
IN AIS So TsaF Frqs5 FneTd ARr see n az hs a5e reden
No 344 Vest 31st-st, Monday 24th. 1880 Inter
at Rochelle. N y.
LROM-Entered into Friday, April p. Edith Eer
sen only daughter of Of Frank W. s ana .i E1s9sS
Monday. April %. at II O'Clock InteTment private
MESIER-On Saturday. April 22d at his residence. "a
KRox Hysop and Edward 8 MssieT FGssrs a5n1 51r
vices Iuesday morning at 10 ocioek from Church of
friends invited attend.
OAKLEY-John Burtis Hobby. husband Of Frances
seaman and Youngest son Of the late Gilbert and
Of April, 1906 Funeral private
PATEMAN-At Irvington on the Hudson. y. Y. Edith
24th eaq Funeral from the A residence q her pal R m
Monday. the oath inst. at 1880 a
RAYMoND-At his residence. Rock spring" No. 1913
April Is James Irving Raymond Funeral services viii
Be held & at the - FeseysTan a 7. fhuTSa y On MoPday April
riages waiting station arrival OF train
sEARLs-On April goth. Catharine J, searIs aged 50
Brooklyn, y J Service at her late residence. los
day afternoon Interment Brooklyn. Conn.
STEVENS Suddenly. at Exc. France. on Aprn Frank
5sTSs 81 son OF f4 a's G~aT FS1 ana Ssss@ JTPRe
held the residence OF his brother George E Stevens
No, Ia Highland Place. Yonkers n Y. on Tuesday.
April - AT 10S1 m Carrages viii be In waiting
YoEkers station the arrival Of the train leaving
Haven. Conn.
wHITLOCK- WEI LS-At Niiddletovn. " Y on April
ana daughter OF the Jeremiah Mary Wells The
funeral services will be held at the residence OF her
sunday 5 april q At o'clock D m i'O0Ay' on
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
SENATOR Lodge Co.'s ABROAD.

Boston. April among the passengers on the
steamship Romantic. which sailed this afternoon for
Gibraltar, Genoa and Alexandria were United
States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Mrs. Lodge
and their son, John El!ertOn Lodge Senator and
Mrs. Henry W. Hill Of Buffalo, and the Baroness
E ". BlOnberg also board. Senator
Lodge and party will remain abroad several months
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
MEErINe Of MEOIcAL socIETY.
nv rrIroRAPH 70 THE TRIBrNE.l

IET TELLuHAFH t''4-lV''tFI
Long Branch n j. April 22-The lSsth annual
convention OF the New-Jerscy Medical Society Will
be held at hollywood. June 20 and p Plans were
perfected at meeting Of the committee of ar
rangeuents here to-day. Mayor G. Asa Francis
will address the physicians at the Hollywood Hotel
which u-fll he headqunrters. Numerous side triDs
are planned by the local committee. OF which DT
Sudder j. MooILey ls chnlTHlln
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Professor A A. Mckee Schenectady
BRESLIN-Dr. r. De FTeest. Troy. CAMBRIDGE
Baron Won der Hoeveu. attaehe OF the Neither
lands legation Washington: Captain J. Van Ness
Phillips Claverack. \. = IMPERIAL~-H. s HILL
Buffalo. MANHATTAN-W. Spindler. AUSTRIA
Judge Kellogg. Ogdensburg. ST. REGIS. X
Odlen. Cape Town. Africa NICTORIA-L Tap
ham Richardson. London. WALDORF-ASTORIA
Governor War1eld Maryland
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

il readily Harlem Grand Central
station Webster and jerome Avenue troleys and by
carriage Lots &l25 Telephone (4S55 Gramercy) for
Book Of Views representative
Jflce % East 23rd St CITY.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
ABANDONED scHooNER's CREW SAVED

Cardiff April 22.-The Swedish steamer Irene,
Captain Anderson. from Mobile. March a. by way
Of Newport News. April J. arrived here to-day with
twenty men OF the OF the fishing schooner
Alice. which abandoned in a sinking condition
in the middle OF the Atlantic.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
OBITUARY.
COLONEL John 8. JACK.

Lafayette. Ind. April 22.-COlonel John Harrison
JACK who served on the staffs Of three governors
or indiana, and lieutenant In the 23d Infantry
McAinley's regiment died here to-day at the age
ot slXty-five years. Colonel Jack formerly
general agent OF the Monon Railway.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


The schedule of closing - Trsaspacihc Nails -
the presumption ot their uninterrupted
of sailing TIE final mails
Except Registered Transpachc Mails dispatched via Van
couver Victoria or Seattle which close 5 p m
previous day) close at the General Postoce Nev-Nor
follows
Japan Korea China and specially addressed nail e,r
Philippine Islands. Seattle. D m APRIL ss
for dispatch per 3 Minnesota
specially addressed PhIIpplne Islands "a
Vancouver and Victoria. C.. close 3 m April
FOR dispatch per 8 Empress Of China
Philippine Islands and VIA Francisco
8 p. N April - dispatch per T. Transport
Hawaii Korea, China and Philippine Islands VIA
san Francisco, close az m April 2S for dispatch
Hawaii Via san Francisco close at p n May foE
japan Korea China specially addressed for the
Philippine Islands. VIA Seattle close Al 2. Nay
for dispatch per = Pleades-
Philippine Islands via Tacoma, close a. Nay
sea- Jaoan Korea Cnins and Philppne Islandg VA
san Francisco close a. ? Nay for dispatch pr
Nsa-zesland Australia Jsxcspt Vest New-Cals6auiA
samoa Hawaii and Fiii Islands. via san Francgc9
close a. 8 o n May 13 FOR dispatch per g Sierra
fhs dfspatch. rnails--clostlE $50 o-oo
s p m-viH be made and forwarded Until the
rival % the CUnard steamer.
Fiii islands Australia eEcsps West New-calsdouis
Via Vancouver and Victovia. 3 G. close a. 9 ,. N
.Sr and MSrqSssas fsiands Via san Francisso elass
p N s4e. Nay = W TuS4 a2a''s psr = MAF2S9 Ss
and Eastern siberia Is present forwarded
NOTE -U-ness otherwise addressed West Australia h
forwarded Europe NeW-Zealand via san Franchises
and certain places the Chinese Province o. Yunnan
addressed via fully
AZ the foreign rates Hawaii IL forwarded via san
WILLIAM R wILLCoX, POatmas,s-.
Posfoaicc NeV-York, \ Y. April n. 1893
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
REV. pR. MILLIAM HALL wlLLlAMsoN

NeW-Brunswick. y. J.. April % (SpeciaD.-A tele-
gram was received here to-day announcing the
death OF the Rev DR.. William Hall williamson He
was graduated from Rutgers in 1873 and from the
Iheological Seminary in 1876 He the pastor OF
the f1rst Reformed Church Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
AcTsEss Dies IN AN ASYLUM.

Berlin. April 2z-Hedwig Nemann Raabe noted
actress died yesterday IN an institute Tor mental
diseases. She taken III on December s. lS0i'
al the celebration 0f her siKusth birthday ami
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
UNDERTAKERS.

esd st. Frank f. CamPbell-stephen Merritt
EmbIg Inst, 24l-3 West I'D ST Tel ls25 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the world wide known un-
aertsker only place OF business sth-av0 fSlh
st largest in the world Tel l24 and rs Chslsea
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

Yesterday 80 degrees lowest -
.see 90; urernEe corresponding cate ast year 50
corrrspoudinE tWenty nNe tentH 81
Tral Foreeasi-Fa!r Hud warmer to-day AoiaAs La'''
l,eht - fTesn Uest Ninas-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
W0ried.

Marriage DOticss appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII
be repubIished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune WthOus
extra charge
this city, Saturday. April %.
by the Rev. Rufus Perry Johnston Elizabeth Tnurston
Allen Eugene Whiting Guindon.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dOrsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Religious Notices.
20 eeuta per line.

20 cent? per line.
FIRST ASSOCIATION sPIRITU UALIsTS. TExsG0.
Nadison-ave- seth st.-Sunday. 8 and a YunnoTtzlfy
oeI1onstratcd Miss MARGARET GAULEs Rsg. q y.
GEDDE6
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Died.

Death notices appearing In TIE TRIBUNE win Do
repubIished In The Tri-Weekly Tribune Wlthout
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

Local OHicnl RecOrd-The following ohlcial record
,r the Weather Bureau the changes In the tenn
,ratsre for the last twenty-four hours comparison
Syith the corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
tneh
So

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes pressure Indicated The Tri5unes self
shows tsnpsra-
t,fro a. recorded ~ Weather Bureau
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Donestic Rates

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
Fo- an points IN the United Canada ana Mexico
outslde of bOroughs Of Manhattan and The Br0nX
Aiso 10 cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii Philippines
without extra expense for foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
TEIbune - Observatlons-
HOURS: Aornlng
fn -

HOURS: MornlnE Night.
il.5Ass7s ul2sa ssKu
A-~-- 4,.---
- 49, A=lAN1
l.tl
LLllzl1l.l =. q li1 r. n i1u EilLll
Nxa a--g-uI u. - lElfH
M 1I.-s1Is III 81 ~ 4 ~ II u -IITl
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Special Notices.
Subseriptio1 Rates.

THE TRIBUNE viii be sent by man any address IN
abroad and address changed often
desired Subscriptions may &c given 70 regular
SsaIar before leaving n rhern
in al THE TRIBUNE once
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY 5 cents NNtEHAL1 kEVIEW. cents
DAILY centai TRI-WEEKLY. 2 cents
WEEKLY FARMER. 8 cents
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
CHEERING MESSAGE FROM Mr.. HAY.

Washington. April "A private letter received
here to-day from Secretary Hay. written Nervi
saws that he Is making steady progress toward
complete recovery. He has physician who thor-
oughIv understands his case. and as one result Of
his ninistratons the Secretary has been able TO
resume his daily walks, Of which he is very fond
He wrote that having secured the expected bene-
hts from the baths and climate at Nervi. he was
about 10 proceed in few days, by way OF Milan
to Bad-Nauhen, 10 complete the course Of treat
rent for nervous trouble outlined by his physician.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.

Mails Except Jamaica and Bahanasl are forwarded
daily 20 ports OF sailing The CONNECTING mails close
the General P0stOfice NeV-YOrk. a follows
CUBA. via Port Tampa, at F4.5O Monday. Wsdnes-
day and Saturday (Also from New-York. Thursday
and Sacurday-see abCvej
MEXICO CITY. overland. 13O ?. m. and 1880 o N
daily. except Sunday sunday I 2 m and IO-sO
m.
NEWFOUNDLAND Except ParceIs-Post ATaiIs). via
North sydney. Al Monday. Wednesday
SATURDAY also occasionally from SeW-York and Phil
adelphia-see ahcve)
MIQCEION via Boston and Halifax. $50 ev.rv
other Sunday (Apr 23 Nav and 21. etc)
JAMAICA via Boston at : Tuesday and Friday
New-TOrk Saturday-see
BAHAMAS Except Mails. Miami
at f4:3O a Tuesday CAlso from NeW-york-ses
abOve.l
GUATEMALA. via NeW--Orleans, 1000 ?.
Coast Of Honduras Is dispatched
York via Pauama-see ab0ve)
COSTA RIGA. via NeW-Orleans. +1G:3n Tuesday
NICARACf Coasrl eU-Creans. a TIOsn
Wednesday Coast Of Nicaragua dis
patched above
PANAMA CANAL ZONE. VIA At %fO9n
sunday. tAfter 1870 p. sunday
ing New-YOrk steamer mail for Panama Canal
Zone IS held FOR the NeT-York sreanler-see abOvel
Registered Mail for overland dispatches closes at . n
previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

Mail subscribers IN New-York city the DAILY and
TF9T WEEKLY VIII b charged cent COPY extra
postage addition 20 the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

For points Europe countries IN the Tf-fzss4r
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed a. rhe f,-
lowing rates:
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

rad-Nauheim Germany April 2.-Secretary and
Me- Hsv arrived here to-day from Nervi Italy
70 take the waters They viii remain several
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Special Notices.

Foreign Ratss