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New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE ENDED.
Statistics on Marriage and Divorce To Be
Presented at Next Meeting

Narragansett Pier. r. l., Aug. 21.-The confer
ence Of the commissioners on uniform legislation.
which has been in session here since Friday, ad-
tourned late to-day 10 meet again next year in
Chicago.
Plans looking toward uniform marriage and dl-
vorce laws were considered. special committee
this subject reported that the governments OF
the several States We're acting upon suggestions
previously made by the conference and II was de-
ciGed to wait another year before taking further
action. In the mean time. the committee was in
structed 10 collect statistics on marriage and di-
vorce To be presented at next years session. The
conference then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
PosteGee NotIce.

Should be read DAILY BY AL interested. changes
may occur at tinel
Foreign mails for ending August "a 1905 VIII
SIose tprcprly IN al the General Posroce
IoIIows Registered and ParcelsPosr Malls az
Sencral Posrof1ce earlier closing
?. N August % and 2s
Parceis-Post Mails for Great Britain
dispatched hy the White q ana
oy the American Line Saturdays additional dis
patch II made BY the Cuua-d Cnard stea7ne-
sals On Saturuay later than American Line
me same day The arcesPost Mails close hour BE-
fore the regular mails
Paruss-Post Mails for Barbados and Britain ana
Ireland CANNOT be registered
Regular mails
ton corner % West
Closing
Mails ror Europe and via Colon.
close one hour later Foreign Station.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

ALLEN-on Monday. August q. 1905. Edward Allies. In
the 79th year OF his age services his late
residence No 102 Cambridge Place Brooklyn, Wednes-
day. August %. at 4 m
BADEAC-Ou Saturday evening. Alice Catherine. only
daughter Catherine and the late Charles Raymond
Funeral services from residence,
1913 Halsey-st. Brooklyn. TUESDAY evening August -
at O'Clock Please omit flowers
CHAPIN-At Waterford. Conn August 90 Cha-lotts
CEapin. widow Of Edwin Chaplin in the g7th year
age Funeral from the residence OF sr daughter
Mrs William NJ Morgan, No. 156 West 79th-st.. on
Wednesday August %. at II 80 a m.
CIEMENTS-At the residence OF son-ln-Iaw Samuel
W Whlttemore. No. Prospect-st East Orange, N J.,
Sunday August 20 Mary L. widow OF Abner Lee Clem-
and daughter OF the late James y. Wells.
Funeral service will be held Chrfsts Church.
East Orange. Tuesday. I'D inst. a. II Is a. n
MACY-At her residence. Hudson. " 7. en- sixth day
eighth month, 18th, Sarah a Macy. daughter OF tie
late Aaron C and Jane ". Macy. IN the asa year OF
her
MATHER-Ar The Mather Homestead Darisn. Conn. on
Monday afternoon. August D. 1905. Joseph w Mather
IN the Seth OF his Notice Of funeral here
San Francisco papers please copy
sCHENCK-At Bronxvle y. Y August Is 1908 Fist.
Mercen. daughter OF Mary 4 and the Rev Harris
p Schenck her 18th year. Funeral services viii bs
hsId at Monday, August Q orcIoc-
a m. Interrsnt az Princeton, y. J.
SCOTIA Bayshore, Long Island, August 10 William,
II Scott his 18th year. Funeral Calvary Church
4th-ave and 21st-st. Tuesday morning 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
BENJAMIN R. NENTWIG DEAD.
Was Formerly Husband of Miss Alice Mel
Ipr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

Kansas City, No. Aug. 4.-Benjamin r. Nentwig,
organist Of ST Patricks Church, died yesterday.
He was formerly The husband Of Miss Alice Mel
SEN first meeting her here when she was seventeen
years old. Nentwig and the girl studied together
daily before their marriage
When Miss Nielsen became grand opera singer
and returned to Kansas City, the Nentwig family
would not go tc hear her sing. Her former hus-
band paid attention TO her. To his friends he
said: That is a closed chapter helped her. and
she left me l shall never see her again"
He never did
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
A CUBAN MAYOR ARRESTED.
Result of Investigation Into Fusionist Dis
orders in Santa Clara.

Havana, Aug. 21-As the result of an in
quiry into the disturbances caused by a fight
between fusionists and rural guards and police
at Palmira, in Santa Clara Province, on August
13, twenty persons. including the Mayor Of Pal
mira and several policemen, were arrested to-
day by a detachment Of rural guards. and placed
IN jail at Cienfuegos. They charged with
fomenting and abetting the disturbances. The
Mayor was subsequently released on $1,000 ball.
Other arrests have been ordered.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
POSTMASTER WILCOX RETURNING.

William r. Wilcox. postmaster, is expected home
Today on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. from his summer
vacation in Europe. Assistant Postmaster Morgan
and many heads OF divisions have made arrange
ments 70 go down the bay on the mail stes mer
Fostnsster General gree him The postmaster
Is been away for SIX weeks. He is accompanied
y Mrs. Wilcox. While abroad he has inspected
s-s postofaoes Of London. Berlin. Paris and 81
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
BODY OF SOCIALIST cReMATEp.

he BODY OF Mrs Amelie Fehl. prominent social
~ agltator OF this city. who died IN Hartford
-oiin last week was cremateo yesterday at Fresh
Ffnd. Long Island under the auspices of the New
ipfk section of the Social Democratic party Dele
eelcns we're IN attendance from other sections and
programme OF exercises gone through in
S,-plng the singing OF socialist hymns and q dirRe
s slts Fehl came 70 this city from Germany in 1872
it .ist nlale heF headquarters ia 5th-st, where she
.e-sa ~ s.1-~9fGs s1cialsst doctrines by the dis
s-i'li-slloa o. socialist pamphlets and tracts.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
[The Tribune Fresh Alr Eund vas ths nrst

1.-THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement of the kind in the country. Every
other one, here or elsewhere, has been started
in imitation of this pioneer The Tribune cord
tally welcomes all co-laborers in the field, but,
without wishing to depreciate in the least the
work Of others, thinks it its duty to remind
readers that the Tribune Fresh Air Fund is. so
far as known. the only one in which absolutely
every dollar contributed by the public goes d.
rectly to the work of sending poor child to the
country, keeping him there for two weeks and
bringing him back again. Every So insures such
a vacation to at least one child. There have
been years In which. owing to the magnitude OF
the operations Of the Tribune Fresh Air Fund.
such result was insured by every So 80. No
collectors are ever employed. and all collections
made for the fund are purely voluntary. All
expenses for the organization, agents and the
general machinery of the charity are privately
betrayed by The Tribune itself and by the
trustees OF the fund. There are no percentages
TO collectors to come out OF the contributions OF
the public. and payments to agents. man
ayers secretary others Every dollar goes
straight to the benefit of a child
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
H. c. LouDENsLAeER WORSE.
[pr rELEoRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

PauIsboro. n. j.. Aug. I-Represcntat tive-elsct
Henry c. Loudensager. OF the LIST District. who
was taken i'll last week at his home here. hsd a
serious uirn for the worse last night. and Is now
regarded a. In dangerous condition. MANY ir-
auiries are coming from all parts Of the country
for information 10 his condition. To-day Will
lam J. Brown chief clerk OF the last House of
REPRESENTATIVES, and the closest personal friend OF
the Congressman, sent for 10 take some pri-
vate messages for the invalid. but he was too III
20 attend 20 any business. the physiei1n sai@,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
"AuTo" CLUB ENGAGES SURGEON.

Chicago Aug 2l-The Automobile Club OF Oak
Park a suburb. has elected q physician as one Of
the regular officers is unlikely that other
clubs may follow the example. The Official sur
eeon" always will be ready with lniment and ban
dages 10 care for the members who receive cuts or
bruises on their many piigrimages He will accom-
many the club It's and when Il takes mart
IN uarades ne Will be IN constant attendance
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
W. J. BRYAN'S PLANS.
His Wife Expects to Meet Him in
Japan
[sr TELEGRAPH 10 TIE raIru.-z.l

Lincoln. Neb.. Aug. M-W. J. Bryan viii start
for the Orient in September. He has lecture dates
that will require two weeks to 1ll and Immediately
afterward will start for the West. sailing from
San Francisco. It is understood that Mr.. Bryani
has changed his plans. eliminating the European
trip. and that he will spend his time wholly in the
Philippines. Japan and China.
Mrs. Bryan, now in Germany, viii probably meet
her husband in Japan. He arrived at home to-day.
bringing with him his son. William Bryan. Jr., who
was injured recently while attending the Culver
Military School Mr. Bryan will study conditions
in the Philippines while away, and expects TO
gather much material for the next national cam
Taign. He will be gone six months or more.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
MARK TWAIN BETTER.

by TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNEI
Wins-ed. Aug. 2.-Samuel Clemens Mark Twain
has 50 far recovered from the gout as TO be. able
10 leave his bed ana be downstairs. II was said
el EdgewOod. the summer home OF his daughter,
cara in Norfolk this afternoon that the hurorist
colid nor wear his shoes vet. but would certainly
start FOR MS country home in Dublin, y H Friday.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Convention exhibition OF Master Bakers Associa-
tion, Grand Central Palace.
Meeting OF the Board of Aldermen City Hail. p.
Departure Of Battalion 23d Regiment. Brooklyn FOR
camp at New-C1ty. p
Farewell by Rev. G. Campbell Morgan,
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. p. m.
Free day at the Museum o; Natural History and the
ZoOlOgtcaI
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
COUNTS SON WEEDS AMERICAN GIRL
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Niagara Falls y. Y, Aug. 21-Miss Katharyn
Hoban. of Wlkesbarre, Penn. was married in this
city this afternoon ]. Herndon TourvilIe OF St.
Louis Mr.. Tourville is the son Of the Count de
Toussant, a retired officer Of the French navy, and
was born in Normandy. Mr.. and Mrs. TourvilIe,
after a short honeymoon. will return and make
this city their home.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

WEDNESDAY l2s-At 7:so for Netherlands direct
tspeclally addressed onfyl 8 5. StarsnGan: 2
a m. supplementary $50 m for Ireland. per a
Baltic via Queenstown also other ports Europe when
Specially addressed for this steasTl $50 N f1r
slay direct Especially addressed only) Per Ctta a
THURSDAY C24-At 7;30 a Complementary a ny
tor Eurooe per Deutschland via Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg
SATURDAY C26-At a 1or Europe. Per = Phil
sdeiphia. via Plymouth Chsrbour- dncIudfnz ISv-
srpoo Scotland and Ireland when specially addressed
Tor mis- steamer; al $50 a. supplementary
a. NJ FOR Europe. per Campana. Queens
town and Liverpool. at $50 a m. for Belgium Par
celS-Post Nails. Iceland (also regular mall
for BelEiUa when specially addressed
ony9. Caledonia
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

p. Kibbee. Z; 5. y. Grand-John Kerr. Indianapo-
lis. HOLLAND-Captain F. 3. Mckenzie and Vim
cent kerens. St Louis. IMPERIAL--A. Blanchard
Washington ASTORIA-Senator Rus
sell A Alger. Detroit
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
GENERAL WOOD GOES TO WASHINGTON

'noston Aug. General Leonard Wood. United
S-stes Army, who has been resting near this city.
slier slight operation his head. left here to-
Gay for Washington on an official visit he was
accompanied by his aide. Captain Halstsad Dorey.
.'s expects 10 return from Washington in about
week General Wood ls perfectly well and
expects 20 san next month for the Philippines
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA VEST
INDIES. ETC

INDIES. ETC
TTEsDAY sE.g & {29-As Il toE Santiago Especially ad
WEDNESDAY C23l-At a m for Cuba, Tuestan ana
Mexico when specially ssdrssssd for this sSsams-I
at $50 3. supplementary 1880 for Iuazua.
Haiti and Masdalena Department OF Colombia psr
onyl per Bayano. via Tauapico: 1870 p n
for Cuba Especially addressed onlyl. per PalOua.
THURSDAY 124-At $50 a m. Complementary 80
M for Nicaragua except East Coastl Honduras
cept East COAST. Salvador Panama Zone Caucl
Department of Colombia. Ecua0o-, Peru. Bolivia and
when specially addressed for this steamer a. 1e
Brazil per s RyEfa. via PernarlhUco Rio Janeir9.
Argentine. Uraguay and Paraguay when specially ad-
FRIDAY C25-At 70 m for Barbados and Northern Bra
I'll. = Maranhense via Barbados. Para ard
@A1lalos q = Ii- ts-ltI1-
BaEaInas per = saratoga Via Nassau talso tFuan-a-
and Santiago when specially addressed 20 this
FOR Laswsrd and Wlndward Islands and Guiana. per
s. Silvia; az SD a. m tslpplenle.t3Vy 80 a. NJ
for Curacao and Venezuela Zuiia also CooH-
s+ssr,s-1- a. 3 a m for Porto Rico re- C,syn5
via san ESQ tsuppennsntary 1870 M
Cauca and Ma gdaiena Departments Per also
Costa Rca, via LIunon when specially addressed tor
this steamer; at 10 a n for Cuba Per Monterey
NoT1cE-Fivs cents Per halt ounce. 70 ,hs
hv the Supplementary Nails and letters deposited IN
the drops marked Letters fer 5oreSl CotInrss arts-
ticulsr vessel will forwarded unless such as
ditio1a postage = Iy Prsaq Nan, srson % 9S sanSs
piers OF American Enslish and French steamers
wa%snsvs % Ne ne - 5spostsd IN the mail bo1es on re
piers OF the German Lines SAILING rom 1toooksn SUP
pubic is also opened the clyts Line Pier. The rails
on the piers open one hour and halr oef1rs sailing
r.xuiar postage Qstters 5 halt - rs
cJiref on articles mailed the piers OF the American
White and G4-nls1 sea Posr steamers; eoeHfs
rosfa~s Qstters 10 a haf ounce other Ines
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
Mr.. SHoNTs SEES THE PRESIDENT
Consults with Him About Work on the
Isthmus
by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Oyster Bay, Aug. A-Thedore P. shonts, chair
man os the Isthman Canal Commission was
guest At Sycamore Hiu this evening MI shonts
came 10 consult with the President about number
OF things connected with the work on the Isthrnus
Secretary Loeb accompanied by Mrs Loeb re-
turned this afternoon from q months vacation in
re Teton Mountains. south Of Yellowstone Park
berore resurnlng his duties az the executive Office
NJ Loeb viii spend two or three days al his
o.c home IN Albany.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
GENERAL WOOD I'M WASHINGTON.

Washington, Aug I.-Major General Leonard
wood arrived here to-day Accompanied by his
eloe, Captain Dorey. he called General Bates.
at5-ng Secretary OF War General Wood will short
.saFe here for the Philippines, bur the exact date
u ms departure Is not known
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
cAR ovER EMeANkMENT; oNE DEAD.

Milwaukee Aus. IA Fox Point fnterurban car
with forty passengers. returning to Milwaukee
from the country. Went over embanknent last
nighl One man killed and a score were in
jured. The car turned over while going forty
miles hour.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
Local onicial Record-The following orcial record

Highest temperature YESTERDAY 81 degrees lowest -
degrees: for corresponding
20 for corresponding date
last twenty-five years. ~ degrees
Local ForecastCjeneraily fair to-day and NednesdASi
light TO fresh south 70 southwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washirgton Aug p.
Pressure generally low the interior and rela-
lively high Virginia and the Middle Atlantic
As result temperatures have generally risen.
night from IA degrees above the seasonal
age, except Ncw-Engand and along the Pacific Coast
There been showers and thunder
Upper Mississippi VALLEY and upper region
showers Arkansas. Utah and Southwestern NeVada-
In the Atlantic States. the lower lake region the Oho
Valley and Gulf States the weather generally fair
There Wiz be showers Tuesday in The lower lake
region the East Gulf States and probably OF
Iowa Kansas Nebraska; Western Missouri. Oklahoma,
Western Texas New Mexico. Arizona, Utah and COLORADO.
and showers Wednesday in the Mississippi ana lower
Ohio valleys Gulf States. Elsewhere the weather
will generally TUESDAY and "wednesday.
Il will be somewhat warmer Tuesday in New-Engaud
the Middle States ard continue
valleys followed falling temperature Wednes
day. II Will be cooler Tuesday The Western dts
where indicated and cooler Wednes
day the Northwest
The winds along the New-Engend Coast win be fresh
Middle Atlantic Coast light fresh
the South Atlantic Coast light 70 fresh southeast
south; he Suf Coast light south. the West
Coast light south; the lower lakes
west; upper lakes light fresh
coming variable
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
to fresh southwest winds. with partly
cloudy weather 70 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

accessible by Harlem trains from
station Webster and Jerome avenue troleys and by car
rage s125 Telephone t4so5 Gramercy for Book
= once. 20 East 23rd St. y. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
MAYo-sMITH MANSION SOAKED.
Escaping Water Does Damage to Extent Of
Two Thousand Dollars

The home Of the late Richard Mayo-Smith. OF
Columbia University, a brother-in-law OF the late
Paul Leicester Ford, at No. 30 West T7th-st-, II
was learned yesterday, has been badly damaged by
water for several days A water pipe in the walls
at the second story broke several days ago and
since that time water has been saturating the
walls. The family at Bellport. Long Island,
and the house is closed for the summer. Profess
sor Mayo-Smith was killed by fall from an upper
window at his home years ago.
A watchman heard the noise OF running water
and Informed the police. Detective Coleman bor-
rowed a ladder and entered by the second story.
Coleman shut of the water. but found about three
inches OF water in the kitchen The rear walls
from the second story soaked and plaster
falling The police place the damage at s2.Gea,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
Total. August q. 1905

Remittances. preferably by check. express or
der or postofice money order. should be drawn
to the order Of and addressed TO the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund, New-York City
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

For the convenience of TRIBcNE READERS ahroad
sTrangelnens have been made 70 Keep the DAILY ard
sIEDA1 TRIBUNE On fle n the reading Tooals ot tas
LoNDoN-TIotsI victoria savoy Hotel. The Lsaznzn
r1ote. carlton Hotel. ClaridSe's ACte- Hctel Met
ropole. Midland Grant Hotel The Howard HoJsi.
wood Hotel Russell
4AND-Adep5I Hotel. Liverpool. Midland Hoss9.
Bradford; Hotel Wellington. Tuuorfdge Wells. Aid-
and Hotel NoTscamhe Bay. Midland Hotel Daroys
sCOTLAND-St. Enoca Hotel. Glasgow station Horsi.
go Ayrj station Hotel Dllnfrtes
Parishes Chatham Efosl es Lille e Albion Grand
5otei de IAthenee. Grand Hotel Hotel Corttn entail.
5oSst du Pslais. Hotel ST. James and Albany. Hotel
bELGIUM-Ls Grand Hotel Brussels: Hotel KarsaAI
q beau Site. Osteud
HoIssI1sAND-Lsotsl des hides. TAs Hague KurSasi
GEsMAS,Y-Nassauer-EIot Hotel vTIsssaesn: -Four
aeisln It2tsL sia1Ieh: Hotel geiisyue. E-sstsn.
xUsIesoaden Nuelen's Hotel Aix-la-ChapeIIe. Hotel
5adea-Baden. WurtteunberEer- Hot Nureu-
ys.@ sen-bad: Hotel de Russfs. Kissinsen-Bats
aosel Victoria. Rss.agen; Frankf1rter-FTof Prank
49, Ipl55Siain Imperial Hotel Frankforr-onSfai1
Irin= Carl Heidelberg Hotel National Srrass-
So-s Hotel Hoheazolleru. Nauhem- Bad Hotel CONT
NJ Munich; Hotel FurstsnhoG Fraazfort-on-
AUsIeIA AND SwTTZERLAAND-HotsI Bristol VIENNA
Eiosei Hungarian. Budapest- Hotel Baur an
Hotel So St1tsl savoy and West End- Carlsoaes
l.st Victoria Intsraken Hotel Euler Basic Hotel
pIt0NSL Carlsbad Grand. Lausanne Hotel de y
1o.es Nsvcy Rugen Hotel Jungtraubck Iuterlaksns
GGo,sl. National Lucsrns: Hotel Bsrae-hof Bernes
SssI,. F''ei Lusalo. Hotel KursaaL. Malota. In
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANcE-Grana Hotel venios;
Gn.S~ oE1eteL Rome: Eden Palace. Genoa. Grand
qs IA Vile Milan Hotel de Vile Florence; Grznd
IS-e. tlorencei Hotel. Florence Grand Hotel-
1R,FT-le-sAins: Hotel Louvre and Savoy. Atx-Iss-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

she-when should a young widow discard her
weeds?
He-Oh. I don't know. but I suppose sh. should
cut them she raise a second
crop OF orange Observation-Disclosures Bits.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

de F. Lord 500 90
tucket Mass through John w Ioveland 20. ITO
2. 100
GLADYS and William Wheeler, OF Stor-s. Conn 90
Staten Island. n ''5'D' T oo'.aH 5000
Proceeds Of fair' - -''ooA' ~ 25 90
Tn Mernortarn' 1000
John H 3 CorieU Morrfstowu ". J. ..........
A NJ c Observation-Disclosures. 90
Mrs William Wilson. tr. Mount Vernon, N Y.
Previously acknowledged ............... 20 496 1e
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
UNDERTAKERs.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 2sd S.
23t S. Stephen MsTritt Emb Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be
republished in The Tri-weeky Tribune without sxtr.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-22

Nev-Jersey. and warmer to-day. Wednesday sar;
li~ht to fresh southwest - southeast winds
Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern New-Tork
orally to-day Wedneslay light fresh south TO
southwest winds
For New-Ens land, partly ci7udy and warmer to-day;
showers aud cooler night Wednesday Northern
portion, n southern. fresh southwest winds.
For the District Of COLUMBIA and Maryland fair ard
=dnesdav fair light 70 fresh south winds
For Western NeW-Iorh> partly ccuty to-1aN prooaoy
showers Wednesday fair, fresh southwest winds
For Western Pennsylvania generally fair To-Day and
"wednesday; light 20 fresh southwest winds
Local Offfeial Record.-The following orcial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature twenyfour hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date OF last YEAR
New-York tribune., 1905-08-22
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. ExCEFT
TRANsPACTFIc

FUEW
TRANSPACIFTC
Mails except jamaica and Baha-2ssl s-s sorTsrtsa
daily to ports OF sailing The COSNsCT1S malls
oIoss the General Postofrce. NsE-Tork
C-TT1A Via Port Tampa 44:30 Monday. wsdnss-
dav and Saturday. (Also from Nsw-Tork- Thursday
ana saturday-see abovel -
NE-TFOI-NDLAAND (excepr Pa-csls-Posc Nas
North sydney az . n. Monday. Wednesday an9 SAT-
urday also occasionally from Nsw-TOrS and Ph.la-
delphia-see ahOvel
MICSIYEION Via and North Sydney. az $50
aTs-v ether sunday august 3T. September 10 "a.
6AIso from Nsw-Y1rS Satur1ay-see abovs)
r-rSTSs rI~A via New-Orieans T1o-3O Tuesday.
NTIyyISrO C-TTrY overland. l:S0 1880 D. N
daiiy except Sunday; Sunday at 1.o0 and 1870
gFTTTSF4 HONDURAS. HONDURAS East Coast} ana
c.r~ 4TE,sfAI.A via Mobile T10:3O ?. N MONDAY.
Cest coast oe Is dispatched from Nsv-York
a5ova1
er1CAP4GsJJA EAST Coast. VIA New Orleans 1850
p M sunday and Wednesday- West Coast % Nicara-
ga "a 4fs1atched from New York via panama-sas
fRegisrcred Mall for overland AsPaoS eIoses q o-oo
D n prevtous day.