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rRANsPAc1FIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND

The schedule OF closing of Transpaciae Mails IS
ranged OF their uninterrupted overland
transit 70 port sailing The final connecting rails
except Registered TTanspaCihc Mails dispatched via van
couver Victoria Seattle, which close p m
previous day. close the General Postoce Ne~-foFh
Jspan except Parcels Post Nails China and
Philippine Islands. VIA Vancouver and Nietcria. 3 C.
close at p 70. October "A for dispatch per = =
Empress OF Japan. - l,,,,
Samoa Hawaii and Fiji Islands. via san FRANCISCO.
tura ar the Cunard carrying the British mail
Tor New Zealand arrive time 20 erfnest Win
This dfspatch extra mats-closinE at 80 a IT. 30
a m and o. IT. Sundays ct 43o a. m, . a ~ ana
G p m-wiil be made up and forwarded ualil Fae ar
rival OF the Cunerd steamer
Hawaii Japan Korea, China and speciay adart'see fa
for Philippine Islands. Via san Francisco. close al u
n m Octoter 20 for dispatch S. siberia
Israu Korsa China specially addressed man for
PhIiippine Islands Seattle close at Octohes
30 FOR dispatch Minnesota
philippine Islands Guem. via san Franchise close
AZ 8 D m November for disratch per U s ansport
y-iii islands Australia Except New Caledonia
Via Vancouver and Victoria. b c.. close az O D. m
November FOR dispatch s.. s. Moana
abi and Marquesas Islands via Francisco close a.
3 r. m. November il for dispatch s. MariF1ss
Manchurfa Sukden Newchwans and Port ARTHUR
ana Eastern Siberia present forwarded VIA Russia
NOTE-Tnless otherwise addressed, West AuserAiia -
forwarded Europe New Zealand via FtnnclSco,
and places in the Chinese Province OF Hunnags
British lndiahe quickest routes. Philippines spe
ciaIly addressed via Europe must be fully prepaid
al the foreign Ht We'll IS forwarded Via san
Francisco exclusively. Parcels-Post Mails for New
Zealand and Australia Including West Austrafal ara
forwarded Via san Francisco exclusively
WILLIAM r WILCOX. Possnastsr.
Postonlce New-Xork y. y. October %. 1908
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N. c. GOODWIN OPENS IN awoLFvLLg."
~ TeIegraph 10 Ne Tribun

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Philadelphia, Oct. 23.-At the Broad Street Thea
ire tonight Nat c. Goodwin appeared for the first
time in ''WolfvilIe,'' a dramatization Of Alfred
Henry Lewiss stories. Charles Frohman produced
the play, which is by Clyde Fitch and Willis Steel
Mr.. Goodwin is provided with strong character
part in Cherokee Hall, the best blending Of dra
matte strength and comedy he has had since In
Mizzoura.'' The authors have cleverly transferred
Mr.. Lewis's Western types to the stage and placed
them in strong story, with plenty Of atmosphere
The play enthusiastically received.
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WILLIAM A pUER NO BETTER.

Roslyn Long Island, Oct 23-Williann A: Duer'
tho other Of Mrs. Clarence H Mackay, who has
bean seriously Ill at his daughters home at Haroor
HID for the last three weeks, was no better TO-
night and his chances Of recovery are said to be
extremely small. Trained nurses are now con
e+anTix in attendance, and DR.. Martini. OF New
York CITY was with the patient nearly all day yes
+erdav and to-day.
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SEE rs PrsHKIN.s aRANDDAUGHTER.

SHE WAS PUsHKIN'S GRANDDAUGHTER
After that came Grand Duke Michael MichaeIo-
witch, who again, in defiance Of the Czai "oiii
lnands. married in the South Of France Couh'e
Sophie Nuremberg, morganatic daughter Oh tii0
late Prince Nicholas Of Nassau and OF l@uXeDiOu .
and granddaughter of Russa's most famous Poo''
Pushkin. II was only two years ago tllaI .,io
present Emperor pardoned the grand duke 10 'li9
extent OF restoring him his rank in the army
his civil list, at the same time sancuohihs -.
marriage as nlorganatic alliance. and thus giF''S
II validity which it had not until then enJos -
The grand dukes wife bears the title Of Countess
Torby and her husband is an uncle of the III"
Crown Princess OF Prussia.
Grand Duke Paul, n uncle of the CAR MAJ ~
Two years ago tho divorced wife OF MS foi"ie-
eide-de-camp, Colonel Pistokers. having previous,
" excited the indignation Of the entire iH'peiIa+
family by presenting her with some OF tho mos
famous Of his dead mothers jewels de was
promptly deprived OF all his military honors aiio
elgntes. and banished. These honoTs were re
stored TO hir at the time of the muroeI OF IIi'
Sfother, the Grand Duke Sergus, last spring. Iiis
VIE now Countess of Hohenfelsen' remains iA0
Noontess Torby excluded from Russia
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ou- SUE ESCAPED SIBERIA.

= 7rou1d have gone hard with Fanny lNSaI' az
she might have been consigned TO penal SCI 49,
n siberia as the instigator Of the graho uuAe cum >
oble- had she not been able to excite the interest,"
~ the late Eugene Schuyler. at that time amer ~
charqA d'affaires at St Petersburg, IN hei ,
AI+bongb he was the most gifted and orlillaHts
clever member of the diplomatic service Oh 'iIo
r-nits5 States she succeeded in binding MIN ~ l
tpfaror. in convincing him of her innocence anu IA
INDUCING him 10 believe that the charges pl"osnI
srslrst her nv the Russian police were maze soely
with the object of preventing her from re'eaii.ls
NAM irnportant secrets concerning the lTnpeIls
family and concerning Russia's operations III
Central Asia IN which the grand duke hi'o 'aNe
nart-confdence which she declared mat Hei Hi
ne-isl lover had impaired 10 her. F1naly' EuseNo
SCHUYLER arranged that in consideration OF ner
render Of certain Jewels and of quantity OF p'pei
belonging TO the grand duke, she shoaI1 DC pei
United to leave Russia, instead OF belhS REM ~
prison The result Of the affair. however, was ma
schuyler's position became impossible AT ST feItiS
burg His government forced to transfer Iiii'
and as It did not altogether approve OF Inc man
Ter in which he had used the Stars ana stripes -
shield from well deserved punishment "o-1aA u
such infamous character as Fanny Lear 'ii' 'P
ratic career was virtually ruined
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RELAsco's NEW THEATRE oPENEE
Irrnm The Trlbune Bureau. ]

Washington. Oct E-The new Belasco Theatre.
across the corner OF Lafayette Square from the
White House had brilliant inauguration Under the
Belasco shubert- Ffske independent management to-
night. with blanche Bates IN easoos latest play
tai is renowned for distinguished first night eudi
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AT OTHER HOUSES.

Charles E. Grapewin. who has long been IA
vorite on the vaudeville stage, appeared at the
Grand Opera House last night in a farce. with
music called Its Up to You. John Henry writ
ten by George V Hobart Realizing that it
up to him - Mr. GrapewIn did his best TO anuse.
and was rewarded with much hearty laughter.
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LITTLE HOPE FOR CYRIL.

The case Of Grand Duke Cyril Is, however. more
se1'0os. In his there has been no question Oh
= HessllRnce. but of a marriage which Is reeaIue"
saciiiegtous IN the eyes Of the Russian SnuTeH'
which is str.cter than any other in It's prohibition
"a uHoEs between first cousins Moreover the d.
'1Isea Grand Duchess OF Hesse. whom he has mar
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THE BRITISH soUADRoN's VISIT.

Halifax, Oct. 23.-The target practice Of the Sec
ond British Cruiser Squadron has been delayed so
greatly by the heavy seas that the review OF the
naval forces which was to have taken place here
has been abandoned The ships now are taking on
coal On Wednesday Prince Louis OF Battenoers
night he will sail with the squadron for New-1ork'
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DUKE OF LEUCHTENBERGs IND49~i
The next prince Of the reigning house OF h1ss .
ts iosfsit his military honors and diE'iH7 ~
incur exile Cor the sake Of a woman was 80
NicboIas Of Teuchtenberg grandson Of that Ftilice
Eugene de Beauhar-as who was the stepsoh % tlie
great Emperor Napoleon and his NIcer"y "a -;
Through the marriage Of the ViceroyS ko'i'
milan n the Grand Duchess Marie Of Russia ."o
Leuchtenbergs were raised by ner f2the'' N'oL@1
/ TO the rank Of imperial highnesses Oh 90
Duke Nicholas of Leuchtenbeig elope1 from ~
Petersburg with Nine Akinsoff, the wife OF a f'"S
sian colonel She had parted from her husp 1aLn
and was living with the Chancellor OF ne =.
the wicked old Prince Gortschakof, and InuGt en- VI
the severity which was neted 10 Duke NlcoIaS
prompted by the vengeance Of the aged tu' w
means venerable statesman. 1t was Oily 80
tine afterward that the lady, sister OF Oh 10
Annenkon Of Transcaspian Railroad fa1he' was
able 20 secure a divorce, and thus legallze 49,
fashion her relations with me DIX" DS d
tardy marriage at Paris, which had the erect OF
legtrirnizing her two boys. who bear the tue u
Dukes Of Leuchtenberg-
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

f. readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
station Webster and Jerome avenue trolIeys
and by carriage. Lots s126 up Telephone ({sss
CSramercy) Book of Views representative
once. 90 23rd St. N. 7. City.
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SENATOR FORAKER STILL ILL.

Columbia Ohio, Oct Ex-senator Foraker to-day
cancelled his engagement for speech at the Re
nrb1ican raliv here this week. He has snght at
4+anI- of Inflammation of the bowels, ana Is COLI
fined 10 his bed.
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Chicago, Oct 2s-"In the Bishops Carriage" had
its first metropolitan presentation tonight at
Powers's Theatre. and was well received. Mabel
Taliafarro bss the leading part, and she is sup
ported by a good company of actors.
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TPANSPACIFIC

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highest ystsaay o. e@ Snss last year g.
average - erondng date tsntynye gesTs SS
aTer1,se f,eastFor to-day fair sftsIoon 5r night
il' a. - and warmer ram =" -
cioEeiil-@S.t 10 north -winds
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UNDERWRITERS.

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d ST Stenhen Merritt Embg Inst. Tel. 1924 Chelse
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

=, ,,-, and Observation-Disclosures. Oct "a
A disturbance that has been in the Ncl'i's " ,-e
for several days past moved during Aho' saIo,
- and 20 Colorado with somewhat increased oeoP
A'eAi0O -, ICED -atns in the extreme Southwest and
- sbo,yers in Nebraska, Kansas and missouri 1ANo
d,e,,.rbance over north portion OF the COUNT
-o,ns IN the lower lake and north upper lANe 49,
g, "a night over Central Ontario with rapa -.
movement There was no otlei P1NF
showers in Washington ,-.A... .,d
rre-,,rerat lures have generally risen IN tle 1> ~
North but vary little from the seasO "
districts. III, r,oya nortbesstward
=, I'm over the southern and rain or snow over ti'
+b districts Tuesday in the states between " =,
., Valley and Rocky Mountains anu AiSo '" "
80, LIVER Ohio Valley During Tuesday night ana
IIie ~. ratn area will extend practically the
,t,re eastern half CT the country
m ra warmer Tuesday the southeast and colder
. -, southwest the upper lake region: 1t VIII Dc
wednesday in central valleys and the South
r. ,,nds along the New-Engiand Coast viii be west
-, rortb wednesday; the Middle Atlantic Coast
-. q, fresh west shifting north and northeast Dy
on the South Atlantic Coast lEht ana yaTl
fc.ng east the East Gulf Coast light TO Iresh
south: the WesI fresh west shifting north and
on,beest Tuesday night; on The upper IsSeS n "
west shlhSs suartine Tuesday for European ports VIII
Irs6 west winds with generally iaF "sAtHeF 10
the Grand Banks
.. for snecaI Localities.-For the District OF
fore ,+s-,.r5 Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jersey
fair to-day; Wednesday increasing eouol-
anu warmer rain the afternoon or Night hSht |"
fresh west to nSsth fall to-day; wednesday ineress
tn nIoIdIness and warmer ram ia Inc ~
fresh %Ss England today Wednesday increasing
edndin fresh %e. 10 and NewYo fair
9av. wednesday rain tEeS' "
rocord-The following official record
Locai -,,r Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
from @ t the last twenty-four hours IN comparison
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1.-THE Prodigal SON. may be seen at the Harlem
Opera House this week.
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ar plavers entertained at the

Cliff Gordon and other players entertained at the
West End Theatre last night IN a musical comedy
called I'm New-York Town" somewhat iurid
series of nio,ures representing 5th-ave. Broadway
and the like followed one another on the stage
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RRIs-BARNUM-on Saturday. October p. 1905. at
Hampstead Long Island by the Rev. Jere K Cooke and
the Rev. John H. Prescott. Male Richmond BarnuH3,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]. W. Barnun to Frederick
Leighton Harris.
PARROT AISOPIn Brooklyn, Y, October q. by the
Rev. Reese F. Alsop. D. D.. father OF the bride Mary
Alsop to Kent K. Parrot of New-York City No cards
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Reynolds. Frank.
Simpson. Richard G.
Slaughter. Mary H.
Stillman. Marie A. W.
Stott, James.
Taggart, Matilda 8.
Yost. Louise.
Younger. Mary 8. B.
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Blatchford, Samuel A.
Boyle. Selma H.
Bronson, Maria II.
Chesterman, James.
Fisher, Phebe A.
Inglis. John.
Irwin, Mary.
Lee, Frances W.
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