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New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
TO EXTEND GENEVA CONVENTION.

President Roosevelt has announced that ne WILL on
any day after November 9, except Cabinet days. re-
ceve the deputation which the Church Society Tor
Promoting Kindness to Animals is sending to Amer
fca to urge him TO his influence with the great
powers 10 extend the terms of the Geneva Conven-
lion in the OF animals At the forthcoIning
reace conference at The Hague the revision or the
Geneva Convention is almost certain to be under
consideration. when the Church Society for FRO
noting Kindness to Animals. which has ioF years
been endeavorng educate public opinion upon
the subject, will urge the representatives OF Inc
noTrers 10 make the words in the convention, SICK,
t'wounded" and disabled. which now r}p Apply gs 20
,nfn only applicable animals also. rms done
those who after battle tend wounded horses WIZ
If wearing the badge of the Red cross pc pro'eete
equally with those who tend wounded IneA.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
GIFTS OF $3.50 TO COLUMBIA
Samuel Sloan Gives $4,000 to Build Bronze
Torcheres for Library.

A-nonr the gifts announced at the meeting OF
,he +rrstees of Columbia University. held yester-
day were the following:
six thousand dollars from Samuel sloan btresses ~
i{brary bIiIdny as memorial to the Iate
William simpson Sloane of tne CLASS Isn,es e " Go
raTd ~ New-York maintain the Marcus OeAS
scholarship In mining for 1906 =, 1,u,+,rrton
rive hundred dollars from Archer M ~ ~ .,,er
~ New-York for the salary of a lecturer IN Aihei-
tcan archaeology for 1905'6S. . soro-
six hundred dollars from an anonymous u3,o,
,op the enuipment of a laboratory OF pharnacoiosS
AT the Medical School < -, ,,onv-
Two hundred and fifty dollars from an AZ ~ q
NOUS donor for the maintenance OF sciiolS IL ING
,departrnent of zoology. D-,.,,a, op
Two hundred dollars from Robert I Ra1nn&an, an oa
., iars of 100 ''in recognition OF the fact that
nniversitv scholarship enabled him to prepare hii
eaif for fhe profession Of teaching
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

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New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
mhIoP w II. n. HOLION.

Major William Henry Harrison Holton' .a.. Depuss
e,r.s,,o- of the Port of New-York. died on sunday
at the home of his son-in-law, f. D. "ashDurne' r1
IN Dean-st., Brooklyn. Major Hoitoh was 49,
=. Iooica VT He enlisted a private IN tae t
IN Jana1ca regiment for the Civil War, and later
was made second lieutenant FOR prayer when the
an on wSch his b s8gsh %as s
ad from the army in 1868 with the RANK G IN
brevet major He appointed as an ada Deputy
en9 IN is0 He was a member OF AlexanRRe R
Hamilton of the Grand d Army fn fbe Lexington
RVenue Baptist Church a,tar in BrosSf r sNSSeid viii
7; 99,ct ~ tbe services Major Hoton leaves "ile anu
four children.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
BIoNDI APPEALS TO MR. ROOT.
Seeks Reversal of Judgment Against "The
Saturnalia"

Rome, Nov. s.-Ernesto Biondi. the sculptor in
connection with his lawsuit against the trustees OF
the Metropolitan Museum OF Art. in New-York, for
refusing to exhibit his group. THE Saturnaiia,
has addressed letter to Secretary Root, who acted
ae counsel for the trustees. IN which he says he
wishes TO invoke act of justice. He expresses
over self in reconsidering. Secretary of State
the Judgment, which Biondi calls mistaken ana
rrIIei and he proposes that Mr. Root, being no
longer the counsel Of his adversaries. and there
fore not hound by professional ties but having the
higher and obIer mission of safeguarding the pub
lie interest. should act sole arbiter between
himself and the museum. as now, through his s1-
alted position. MIR. Root may regard things from
a different point of view. Biondi says he VIII ac-
cept this verdict
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
CARNEGIE INSTITUTIONS PLANS.
Two Important Scientific Expeditions To Be
Sent Out Next Year.

Washington. Nov. 6-The executive committee of
the Carnegie Institution met to-day to consider the
annual budget and will meet occasionally until
december II TO select applicants for aid In re-
searches and prepare recommendations to the board
of trustees.
II IS practically certain that next year the IN
stitution will devote itself undertakings of
immense value to science. One of these will be an
expedition into West and East Turkestan and Mon
goa. A large expedition will be formed. unoer the
leadership of DR.. Pumpey, of Harvard University.
The other enterprise will be to continue the mag
netic survey of the North Pacific Ocean. Inc IN
stitutions ship the Galee. will go TO the Aeutian
Islands, the japanese waters, the coast or CHINA
the South Sea Islands
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
RAILROAD NAN FOR CANAL
Walter @. T'ubby To Be Supe1ir,-
tendent of Construction.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

st. Paul, Nov. 6.-The new superintendent of
construction of the Panama Canal, Walter G.
Tubby, is st. Paul man. He received his ap-
pointment to-day from Chief Engineer John f.
Stevens. Mr.. Tubby is now general storekeeper
for the Great Northern Railway. Previous to
taking this place Mr.. Tubby was in charge
of the construction crews of the Great Northern
Railroad and it was in this connection that he
attracted the attention of Mr. Stevens This was
when the road building the great three
mile tunnel through the Cascade Mountains,
where Mr.. Tlibby exhibited great skill in the
rnanagement of the work under Mr.. Stevens.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

Gates Maria n. Munroe. Marian H,
Holton, William H Fl. Zabriskie, Fred T.
Lake s ssss q S 6e4a ao
P n 80 Carriages will be at Ri%gefeid Depot to meet
BRUEN-on Sunday. November s. 1905. at her home. st
scarsae Louisa vi a, jay & wIdSw S Of Ae1andsr 9s a 1
Bedford | n Funeral services
at G m mea tran eaTinS Grand CEN
tral Depot at 1:04 D. m.
BqssING Saturday: November 1905 Abraham m
Bussing. husband OF Emma Frost Funeral services at
his late residence No z East o6 ows9 1 Tuesday
late NslsoH ,1 Gatss Funeral services at 6 nsr a as
day November l. at D. M Please omit flowers. In
terment at convenience of family
NOvembs 3 1soS Marie Mar Wsow
Of the late Helose Destoue. and Mereten E. suis Of
de Paul West 2sd-st, Thursday morning. November
9. at IL o'clock.
HEwLETT-on Saturday. November 4. 1905. Asernon G.
Hewlett in the nth year Of his ags Relatives s enss s
A. r. respectfully invited attend the funeral
at en M a a.,denee no 10 st
Inerment at Greenwood
HoLToN-on Sunday. November>5. Major William H. II
Hoton. Funeral services Tuesday. November 7, at 3
p. in the Lexington Avenue Baptist Church corner
11th-st. Lexington-aye Internent at Jamaica VI
STATES, commandery State Of New YorkcomPa mons
fnerai Services will be held this afternoon
Lexington Avenue Baptist Church, l1ith-st
inston-ave Companions requested to attend By
order of General THOMAS H HUBBARD, Commander
A. NOEL BLAKEMAN. Recorder
LAWTON-At Richmond Hill. Long Island. Sunday morn
Ing November 6. 1906 David Briggs Iawton. youngest
son of the George and Susan r. Lawton Funeral
services held at his late residence, North ief-
fers-ave, Richmond HILL Long Island Tuesday after
noon the arrival Of the train Leaving
East s4th-st. ferry at 2:50 p Members OF Albion
Lodge No. 26, T. & A. NJ, are invited Interrnent
private
IOTT-At FTatbush. Brooklyn. Saturday. November
Maria Ditmas. wife OF John q Lott. Funeral services
from late residence $50 Flatbushave. on Tuesday
November Z. at o'clock
MARTIN-At SeabrIght n. j.. Sunday. November 5,
Frank Martin aged 63. Notice OF funeral hereafter
MJTNROE-On October 90 Marian Hail. widow
of and daughter of the late Andrew T.
Hall. Funeral services at Emmanuel Church. Boston.
Thursday, November g. at IL a. m
sToCKWELL-On November 4, Leander W. stockwe.
Funeral service a his late residence No. $50 Wash
fneton-ave. Brooklyn Tuesday evening at o'clock
TRAVIs-At White Plains N. Y. Saturday Noven-
Der Travis of the late Bernard Travis.
Katonah Funeral from his late residence on Tues
day, November T. at Funeral private.
ZABRIsKIE-On Sunday, November s. 1905. at resi-
6ence No. IS West 47tl-st, New-York City, Fred
Tempeton Zabriskie. NJ D.. OF Simeon Zabriskie
and A Euphemia Westervelt in his Gath Funeral
services Madison Avenue Reformed Church. Mad
57th-st.. Tuesday. November T. at m.
Please omit flowers. Pitsfeld (Mass) and Passaic
On j. papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washington' nov %
Tho Western disturbance reached the Ne"-f1Isiaia
,. .,r,,. 70 diminish in energy off to
sea shallow depression is moving eastward along le
northern boundary central tonight in MlnnesoI @
eastward movement across Inc
lake rvtoa viii fresh southwest winds ana coooy
and rainy weather .-s-,,, SOUTH
err California, elseWhefo HtSi u t'e -%O~NS
continues -. r~--,,,5 ma
Ths ,-eabe- will clear Tuesday in New-tcnsiana aIo
nlong ths southern Atlantic Coast; there wan pc ram
snow sks region and Ial5 weane t IN the lake
region and ruper Ohio Valley, where rain s
colder in the Atlantic coast
The winds along England Coast wiz oe tresh
norris to 1nrhwes.: on Middle Atlantic Coast llss
,oherf- on me Southern Atlantic Coast iresh 49,.
on the Gal. Coast and variabls on the iONeA
rna MINER Iake5 fresh west 10 Northwest I'll,
tepartfag Tue.day for european po.es WIZ
have f-es winds and fair weather to the Grand banhs
Forecast fo- Special iocalitles-For N y.
Pennsylvania, Ncv-Jefstey. DSi.neis
Marylsnd ana the District OF CoiuInoiA Lal ~ -,s
tasy: wednesday partly cloudy; fresh northwest "saS
diminishing 90 s.y snd "Wednesday.
fresh winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
elSTER MARY BASIL.

Sister Mary Basil, for fifteen years % superb aI
Of the convent of the Nativity NO e NJ
son-st., Brooklyn. died at the convent SeS'e'0''''
She was ffty-two years Old cz, of st
80, ,ben she was seventeen years old, she was
Miss Margaret quinn She has two sisters ,,n in the
same order, and brother, the Rev. a Ionn 9ui ths
is priest at Allenye N Ser at s1S carroil-st and
Sqnool o1 1Rrookiyn and two other schools Ior ecs g
She also did much other "orA III
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
MRS. YOUNG TO RETURN.
Woman Who Shot Mrs. Morgan
Wants To Be Vindicated.
[Bv Telerranh 10 rhn rr,bun.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
St. Paul, Nov. st will return to New York, and
even even lace Imprisonment in the Tornbs. so that my
lame ana that of my boy may be cleansed OF the
STAN Which now besnlirches it, This was the
statement which Mrs. Beatrice Young OF Winona.
niiioe 70 governor Johnson to-day, when she ap-
pleo 10 him for letter District Attorney Jerome
requesting MIN to give her q trial.
MRS Young. who married q cousin of Cesar
Young shot at Mrs. Catherine Morgan August
~ al the Hotel Imperial. In New-York, because
sne nae reason to believe that she was her hus-
Mrs Young has sought legal advice to whether
sne could be legally banished from NewYork. The
attorneys answered in the negative. She wishes to
return and be tried. she believes that jury
viii convict her for defending the honor OF her
family.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
DECISION FOR MISS ADA REHAN.

Justice Tr1ax in the Supreme Court. yesterday
handed down a decision in which he gives judg-
merit N favor Of Miss Ada Rehan. the actress
against ex-Jucss Joseph p. Daily and the other
executors OF tie estate OF the late Augustin DAILY
io- The CT s., ,9o2.
Miss Rehan brought suit TO recover 5000 part
Of which was for arrears OF salary she saic was
cue hsr. and part 1or moneys which she said had
Been et by her Ia the hands OF Mr.. Daiy from
sS.sries due her prior to his death.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
KING ALFONSO THE kAsER's GUEST.

Berlin Nov. 6.-King Alfonso made his fori'iai
entry into Berlin to-day through the Brahoehouis
Gate, seated the right Of emperor " "Al-.- 1a - -
o orep carriage At the gate the carriage
s+onned and the burgomaster read an address OF
welcome which the King thanked tsa hln aneth of
IHntsr der Linden to the palace between uoops ~.
fined ND on both sides of the way and cheereu os
large crowds. The King was enterlaileu O."
dinner in the palace this evening
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Election polls open. a. TO D p m
Muntcipal election Harlem Equal Rights League
lem casino 124th-st- and Ith-aVe' from 10
=. m.
Lecture by Mrs Ricnard Henry Savage on Ihe Do"ase'
Fmnress of China st. Regis, 4 p. n
FAN flower show at Central Park conservatories
Zoolosical Park
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
r,tnrpat OF ARTHUR r. BOWERS.

clinton Mass. Nov. 6.-services over the Dous
of arthur F. Bowers, for twenty years Cis iuitol 10
~ the New-York Tribune. were held TO-DAY at 'le
- - his father the Rev. Charles NJ. Bowers
or this town. The Rev. ]. ]. Miller or Merose'
oficiated assisted by the Rev r. f. Ayde c3i 9t tne
Clinton Baptist Church. The ourlaI was "' oi-i'''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

James =. Corbett who is appearing this week at
proctors Fifty-eighth Street vaudeville theatre
wants play Bill Sykes at the Fifth Avenue me- nee
.s next week. He is going TO understudy the actor
cast for the part. and at one performance durlhs
the week-the cate is not set ye-he will play tIe
role. He says the part has always neeh LIS "'A'1'
ton ''since he became an actor
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

The Republican voting strength In this CITY at
lis lowest ebb is 2o5,o0o-enoush to elect WINS
zen without the thousands of independents anu.
Tsmn,any votes which he is sure to get Wnat
unspsakabe folly and perfidy it would be for ne
nubiicans TO throw away certainty or success
r-r,t
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
GIFTS FOR THE MIKADO.

London, Nov 6.-The Foreign Office this evening
formally announced that King Edward had selec'ed
Prince Arthur of Connaught to proceed 10 ~ Japan
"a oo, fo, tho order Of the Garter on the japanese
r-,nneror The Prince will be accompanied by L9Lo
Padesdale formerly secretary OF legation at IoTo
aT6 az 81 Petersburg: Sir Edward Seymour, ad-
Tnirai of the fleet Lieutenant General Or .b
Keliy-Kenn formerly adjutant general OF Ille
foTnes and others of the military staff and also
an official of the Foreign Office
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE H0IELo

spegk yon stsEnPgFs Gsanan %aahingeon @
Lyfton San FRANCISCO GIIs6dd- dod haroaetoTn ar saTagSn
Prince fdward's Island HOI1LANDI,John Boiuei
li,iaSern ssT REGIS-Count Malynskl, Parls.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
FoReER CONVERTED AT REVIVAL

IBy Telegraph TIE Tribune.l
Pittsburg, Nov. 6-Charles NJ. Oldham, of Bos-
ton a forser and embezzler who has been s:;;s-
tive from justice for eight years. was converted
a revival here last night. and to-day surren-
dered himself to the police He was once wealthy,
but has recently been washing windows for a liv-
Ing He has lodged the law from Maine TO Cali
fornia.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
To suY TOM SAWYER CAVE.
[By Telegraph to Tho Tribune

TBv Telegraph 10 TIC IlIO1Ie-I -
c,., iowa Nov GA real estate agent mere
a. received an offer of a5.50o for the property on
which stands the famous Tom Sawyer cave - -
Hannfbal Mo The offer was made by Henfiy R1ol lived
81 HANNIBAL Mark Twain's old home mater t u
20 acres is involved Inc case IL oiie VI ~
raj wonders of Missouri
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
CRUISE PLANNED BY THE KAISER

Berlin. Nov s-According TO dispatch receisea
bv the .'rageblatt" from Kie. Emperor William ~
will start in February on sig weeks VoiySs Viyts 70
the Mediterranean, which VIII lhciuuo F'a
TfnJv and Constantinople
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
SITES MISS HOPPER FOR $50,
J. G. Morgan, Comedian, Alleges Breach OF
Promise-Papers Served.
rRv Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph 10 The Irioune.I
Buffalo Nov. 6.-Miss Edna Wallace aoppei'
,.1i,g here this week. has been named as de-
[endant I'm a breach of promise suit brought oy
James G. Morton the comedian The papers Teas Sas
served on Miss Hopper here TO-DAY . ana wi 5uart
+bie afternoon In the Office OF the county oiei A.
pI,fsoio pI,s 70 Morton asks for $50 900 daInases
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
CEMETERIES.
THE WooDLAWN CEMETERY

C. readily accessible by Harlem trains Grand
Central Station webster and Jerome avenue troileys
and hy carriage Lots sI25 up Telephone (4s5s
Cra for Book of Views representative
Office 90 East 23rd ST, N. z. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
OBITUARY..
SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS.

London Nov. 6.-Sir George Williams, founder
of the Young Mems Christian Association and
president of its London headquarters for twenty
years died to-day. He born in 1S2l
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

Grace George in the dramatizaton OF MIS-
Humphry Wards book 1.-The Marriage OF Wliiiai.'
ASH" " will be the next attraction at the Carries
Theatre opening there Monday Novellpei :"
The play is at present in Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Postomce Notice

tshould be read DAILY by all interested. changes
may occur any fnel
foregr malls he snSfnr n, 1865.
s Sose tpfgptly in all thu General Postoncs
as iSoWs: Registered Parcele-Post Nails Close At
Postohce hour earlier than closfns tine
y. farees-Post Malls for Germany close a..
p N. november s. > Kaiser wflheln III. via
Iyyreaen; November TO- per $ 8 Graf waldsrsss, via
parIs and November 10. Main via Brennan
spatcnea oy the White Star Line Wednesdays and by
a. s Line on saturdays An additional dispatch
On ~ me Cunard Line when Cunard steamer sails
the regular mails
Parcels-Post Mall and Great Britain and
Ireland CANNOT be registered
regular and supplementary Foreign Staten
OF west and Morton streets half hour later than
Mails for Europe for General America via Colon clos.
one hour later at Foreign statonl.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TUESDAY (I)-At $50 a. m. supplementary 10 a. ~
for Europe per s. Kaiser Wilhelm III. via Plymouth
Cherbourg and Bremen
WEDNESDAY G9-At 7:so a m. for Netherlands d.
aecd especially addressed only). per q Ryndam;
$50 m for Italy direct Especially addressed onIy
g s. Dombardia; at IL a. for Norway tParces-Pose
Mails per s. United States (slso regular mail
at ll;3o a. m supplementary nj Europe, per
s $ Cedric via Queenstown and Liverpool
THURSDAY Nl-At q. for France. Switzerland.
Italy Spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt and Brit
ish India. per $ La Bretsgne. other
parts Of Europe when specially addressed for this
SATURDAY dD-At g a. NJ for Europe per O , n
Louis. via Plymouth and Cherbourg (ncudns Ireland
when specially addressed for this steamer; AZ $40
m for Belgium ParcelsPost Mails). per KroonIand
taso regular mail for Belgium when specially addressed
for this steamer, $50 a. direct (spe-
cally addressed ony1, per s. RoenS Albert:
eso for Scotland direct Especially onlyl
M for Europe per Etriria Queenstown and
Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
DINNER FOR BATTENBERG
Prince Louis Returns to annapolis
admiral Sands Entcrtdt7ls.

Annapoiis Nd, Nov. e.-Pr.nce Louis OF Batoen-
berg returned to-day from Washington, where ne
had been since Saturday. He was received at the
West-st station by Captain J. E. Phlsbury. ex-
ec,tiye officer of the North Atlantic feet, and
Lieutenant w r. Crossley. admiral nag lieutenant
Annapoltans for the first time had the oppor-
,+v to aee t11e prince when not in uniform. as he
was attired In a dark suit such as any citizen
might wear. >-,
The pr;ace and party were driven to the Naval
Academy GROUNDS, where they were received oy d
o,-,n.nv o- marines and the Naval Academy Band
rtev were then the guests of the oHicers OF the
academy until the time for the dinner gwen py
Admiral Sands superintendent Of the academy.
,-r;s was the most notable social feature of the
-.az, Of the fleets In this harbor, the guests being
ytro,ted to the admirals and captains Of the neet
.nd one or two others. Governor War1ield and
Adiutant General Clinton I. Riggs were the only
non-n naval guests
THE MENU.
Blue Points. half shell.
brown bread.
turtle
Almonds CURED ceiefS.
salmon b-atse au Chateau Youe11- c..
F0's''s saddle Of mutton. rAnglaise
c+-s,r rasns Del.ces a la Moeue.
sums Capon Ia Mariveau. fresh mushrooms
Sorbet.
Marquise champagne
C-anva shack ducks 80
'- ~ Salad tomatoes surprise.
Battleship Of pudding, diplomatic
Cafe Nor.
Apolnaris. go, ,,..,,.
oHeiiS TSateau d Arsso Grand Vim 1903.
Moet & Chandon imperial Brut
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

rt1E, TRIBUNE will by mail to any address in
aontr1l or abroad address changed often
ered subscriptions be given to your regular dealer
before leaving If convenient, hand them IN at
THE TRIBUNE Office.
SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY. cents MEEhk4 We A HEVlE"' cents cents
WEEKLY FARMERS cents
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

Berliu. Nov 6-Emperor William IS sending to
the Emperor Of Japan present Of six black stall
ions from his stud farm.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07

igest temperature yeAersy g. ess.s s la, vet M
- arrsordns lAst twcnt.ave y.ars a.
Tocai Sarecasf-5nir ana oeoier to-ray Msonsscas'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Religious Notices.
20 cents per line.

The Rev Arthur t Pierson, d D.. will give .
of addresses The Epistie- Tuesdays So D.
beginning November lth. and closing December lot..
st the resdencs OF Mrs. Cortlandt Ps5ssr TlsA =
East 2Sth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
UNDERWRITERS.

FgsNK f. CAMPBELL. PALS West 23d st.
cd st Stenhen Merritt Enb'g Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
rRASsPAcrrIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


DAILY.
ScbsdnIs Of Transpaeifc Mails arranged
on presumption Of their overland transit
nort OF Ealing The final connecting mails Except
1s,sfered Trangpaeihc Mails dispatched Vancouver
Victora Tacoma Seattle, which close previous
close General Postoface New-forks follows
IIewsu Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands. via
close at . p. m November 10 for dis
ratch Ger Mongolia
Pose az p m November 10 for dispatch Der .
1snsn Korea China and Philippine Islands Especially
addressed only. via Tacoma close at November
dispatch Del s. Tyceus
r b and MarQuesss Islands via San Francisco. Gloss
al 8 D. November II for dispatch per MArtposa
Samoa, Hawaii and Fiji Islands. via San Francisco.
Close at .. m. November Is for despatch .
mali for New-ZeaIand does arrive in time
meet with this despatch extra mas--ciosing at $50
a m s:30 a and p m: Sundays at 1880
. a m and D. m.-wilI be made up and forwarded
,;nt he OF the Cunard steaIner).
Hawai- Japan. Korea, China and Philippins Islands.
via San Francisco close at p. m November 20 for
rapan fe1cspt ParceIs-Post Mals). Korea. China
philippine Islands. via Vancouver and victoria c.
close at D. m. November 2l for despatch per .
phiIpnons Islands and GUAM San Francisco. close
at s D. m November 80 for dispatch per U. s. trans
% I,,,s. Australia (except west) New Caledonia
Via Vancouver Victoria. B. c. close at 8 p. N.
December 2 for dispatch per Aorangi
Msucbra sxcept Muk6en. NswchwanG and Port Arthur
Siberia is st present FORWARDED Via Russia
NOTE otherwise addressed West Il
Forwarded via Europe; New-Zealsnd via FrancscS
and certain places In the Chinese Province
ciaIy addressed via Europe. be fully prepaid a,
the foreign rates. Hawaii Is forwarded San Fran
exclusively Parceis-Post mails for New-Zealand
and Australia Qneiudng West forwardsi
via san Francisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX Postrasyer
Postcnice. New-fork N r.. November ;. 1906
New-York tribune., 1905-11-07
Domestic Rates.
BY EARLY NAIL TRA1

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points the United States canads and Me5iso
Bronx. Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and the
Philippines without extra expense for foreign postage