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allowed and paid TO two OF the Standards principal
competitors. This may serve to remove DR.. Glad
t ve doubt whether the Standard Is more vtrtuous
Those who contend that the Standard has been
Fii up by means Of railway discrimination VII
e1.lly smut their eyes to the real causes OF the
S5.eilinsIds success and are poor students OF the
p[I9oIen Of modern Industrial combinations
A MS the only specific allegation made aeainsl
SoIn - Rockefeller is proven to be false II should
ne more careful and charitable in its allegations
NO doubt many have been preJuctced against MI
tockeIelieF by sensational writer's, whose articles,
accom- panied by portraits and caricatures. are in
tended to create the impression that Mr. Rockefeller
was PRINCIPAL in the affairs relating to the organiza
ZION OF the gas and copper companies although no
TACT showing such connection is stated
Inc standard Oil Company has already denied
mat II hd any connection interest dlrecty OF N
onecty IN tho organization OF these corporations
and on the best authority the same denial Is now
made for John D. Rockefeller. He had cOnnec-
ton with nor interest in directly Indirectly, tho
organization Of these corporations.
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BALLARD-suddenly, on Thursday. April g. Mary Rogers
ff0sa SPRINGS Sg y Funeral Saturday at 1880
No Sls West s4th-st. Intermen Saratoga Springs
DE CA1IP-suddenly Of pneumonia. on Thursday April
r. at No IS Mount Morris Par q v Eul5on Gnsln
service at No. s. Mount Morris Park West at II m.
n j., at p m. same date. Please omit flowers.
DDCKHRsON-On April 6 at Dr. wadsworths sana-
lam BoeFson ee1o2sd Husband 6 rs Maria SSn yf aphsFsa
1snnery and father OF Mrs John T. Bartlett Josephine
Moin's Gowal and Sioux Falls Is. ID papers please
copy. Funeral private,
de Forest Grant Friends are invited to attend ths
on Saturday. April S. at o'clock.
GREACEN-At Bloomfield n. J., on April G. CoFneia j..
q2usn1er 81 ne at ate JohR a9d CoTneila j. Grsace1
Broadway and Vesey-st. NewYork. Saturday. April s.
Green, the list year of his age Notice Of funeral
ta.o On 4 RoS = E@ S the Of Fg
JAMES Chuen EEo9ayh y service at the church
lie the church nom 10 y clock on friday morn
and assemble in he chapel vi" D'' OS 'eHsh''
HowARD-On Wednesday April s. 1905. Of pneumonia
soTyioes at her late resid9nce 40 8ia De sST
Brooklyn Friday, April Z. at O'Clock Internent
in Trinity Cemetery at convenience Of family.
HUNT-On Thursday April G at her late residence
NONOn-st. Poughkeepsie, \. y, thOebe Rutsen.
Bovine. and widow Of the late Rev. Andrew Hunt,
Notice OF funeral hereafter
LAKE-At Nysck Thursday April s. Mary A.
Lake. beloved sister OF Henrietta Lake Funeral
services. Episcopal Church. Nyack. y Y. Saturday
afternoon. April 5, at o'clock. Carriages will
waiting at Nyack depot arrival OF train leaving
s3d-st Ferry, New-YOrk at 40. Northern Railroad
OF New-Jersey, and Piermont Branch CEris Rail-
road
Church Of the Heavenly Rest 10 O'Clock Friday
morning. April Z.
McEwEN-On March 3 1905. at Cleveland Park. D.
C. Louise A. widow OF the late David Bruce Nc
Even OF Detroit. Mich, and daughter OF julius Pol
lock of The Bronx. New-YOrk- Interment and
services Woodlawn Saturday. April 5. the ar
OF the 4:35 train from 42d-st
NEv1Us-At somerviIIe. n J.. April .. Elizabeth Lud-
low Nevius aged So years Funeral service her
late residence No Sc West 9th-st Saturday morning.
a 10 o'clock Friends invited
e-ICTIOIS-At BrlareIIR Manor n. T. on April s. 1905,
William De Nyse Nichols beloved husband OF Grace
Dodge smith. Funeral services Friday April z
n clock from BrarcIn congregational Church.
TriarcIn Manor Carriages will meet leaving
Grand Central for BraTcin Manor at 12:1J-
Change High Bridge.
sTEvENs-suddenly. Exc. France, on Tuesday April
Jerome stevens. OF New-Haven, Conn. Notice Of fu-
neral hereafter.
TAGLIABUE-At bis residence No. o. BaEbridge-st.:
FrooyIvn April > GaetanO Guy Tagllabue. OF
re late Gluseppi Adelaide Taglaoue Funeral
vices At address Friday April at . p IN
terment convenience OF the family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
DIR. GLADDEN. REPLIES.
disks Dir. Dodd for FuIler Statement
about Railroad Stocks.

The following answer was received last night
from Dr. GLADDEN. in regard to s. c. T. Dodd's
statement;
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Mr.. Dodd saws zhat STANDARD Or does not
own a. share Of stock in any railroad company ana
does not control any railroad company. by TINS
statement Mr. Dodd intends to convey and does
convey to the public the meaning that the group
Of men with common interests who have always
owned and controlled the Standard Oil Company
and for whom the rhrase STANDARD OIL is an &C
curate and convenient synonym, do not own any
railroad stock nor control any railroad Is this
statement which MIR Dodd intends to convey q
true statement? Win Mr.. Dodd specifically state
that the group OF Yhen thus described do not own
enoupb stock practically 10 control many Of our
most irnportant railroads? Until this question IS
deaniteIv answered other parts of the manifesto
NAV he neglected WASHINGTON GLADDEN.
Columbus, Ohio April g.
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noNAPARrIsr OMEN.

-...-+,s.s throughout France at any rate
49, Who are in the least degree supeTsttaous. are
tss-.hlv wrought up over the fact that Inc
s--ser IA, yinEt Mars" (''The chestnut tree OF
,r,-ob ar. otherwise known as the Napoleonlc
49, has put forth SIS first green leaves pune'ualis
- March 20 which Is the anniversary OF the Oh n
- ,be King Of Rome and likewise tho anniversary
- ~, return Of his father, the first Napoleon
-, biz exile az FIba 10 FontlInebleau
800 10 the fact that this particular tree was
=. -, one IA nut forth its spring leaves on the
-...sfor ~ the birth OF the King Of Rome ana on
49, sste q the return Of the FIRST Napoieon IRON
as Punishment It has always been Regarded AZ
ssertsaed with the extraordinary fortunes OF me
TIorss ~ Fsonapar1e ana by a strange coincidence
- ,vsnolson hrs only son. the late Prince I'M
-.s-s,, was born at Paris. on March 10 lsoS TINS
80 apsin was the only one Of its kind IN the gar
Rs- n the TuiIeries which put forth us nrsI leaves
n honor q the event.
Il has leen observed, indeed. that whenever any
sRinz OF great importance was IN store iol 1lie
House o. Bonaparte this historic tree, arouIu nc
Got ~ which scores Of the faithful Swiss GUARDS
~. ,,+e-re6 who had been massacred by the mon
An defending Louis XVI and Queen Marie An
,netse On the occasion OF the revolutionary attack
=. +ba Ts,ilerses would burst into leaf either on
49, N or on March Is and always several days
81, advance Of the other chestnut trees III the gar
.6sns Of the TuiIeriss And now the BonaparnsIs
rys asking what the bursting into LEAF OF this pree
~ The last March % portends; whether It means
svresJ or woe 10 the House Of BonapaTte and TO
The EruuerfaIst cause. II is difficult 70 see what
GOOD II can bring, al any rate. 10 the party FOR
prince victor Napoleons prospects Of attaining su-
~-erne newer IN France are more remote than ever
smile his younger brother, Louis, has lost hlNCl
=, .be popularity and prestige which he formerly
epfoved as a Russian cavalry general. owing TO ms
failure 10 take any part IN the war IN the Ear
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[p7 TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRrnrNr.l

Boston, April 6.-The Rev. Herbert s. Johnson,
who has been one OF those most active in opposl-
ton TO the acceptance of the Rockefeller gift by
the American Board. tonight replied to the state
ment Of S. c. T. Dodd. the Standard Oil counsel
He said:
The Church is fully justified in refusing the
money. The foundation of the Standard Oil mill
ions Is the unjust railroad rebates and this has
never been denied by the Standard OIL people. Mr.
Rogers admits and says that rebates were not
illegal at that time While 1t may not have been
contrary to the laws Of the land at that tfme it
contrary to the laws of God which charge
the Church with preaching the higher law of love
and brotherhood Of The Church Is fully
justified in refusing such gift If the Church is
to be governed by the lower law only, then relIg-
ion is worthless. Religion seeks to bring into
practical operation the law of love. and is bound
only by simple question Of legality. The ques.
ton of accepting this money Is not question Of
money made dishonesty. 1t is question Of money
made untustly.
The Rev. Charles L. Noyes, a member Of the
Congregational committee opposed to the accept
ance of the Rockefeller 100000 gift. said
What we want is not statements from Mr.
Rockefeller's friends and attorneys that their
charges have not been proven, but We do want TO
hear from Mr.. Rockefeller denial that they are
true and e he clear himself in the eyes of the
American people none will be more glad to be-
lieve in him than those who have Joined in this
protest.
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A VENEZUELAN HITCH.
Scheme for the Payment of British
BondhOlders Mag Fail.

London. April GA serious hitch IN the agree
ment recently signed between British and Ger
man bondhOlders and the Venezuelan govern
ment threatens to render the scheme for the
satisfaction Of the formers claims unavoidable.
A clause in the contract provides that the pro-
portion Of the revenues assigned to the bond
holders shall be paid to British legation and
consular officials in Venezuela, but the British
government refuses it's consent. The bOndhOld-
ers are discussing an alternative arrangement.
but considerable doubt exists that the contract
viii be carried out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Judge P. P. Street Toronto
BRESLIN-W. ". Baggaly, London. CAM
BklDGE-Riehard Harding Davis. Marion, Mass.
Judge Farnllam. New Haven; Baron Giskra,
charge daffaires of Austria-Hungary TO the
United States. Washington L de Jeszemzky. consul
for Austria Hungary TO Cleveland, Ohio. HOFF-
MAN-W. H. Crooks, Liverpool HOLLAND
George z. Shaw, PittsbuTg. HOTEL MAJESTIC
Thomas r Sterling, Chicago MANHATTAN
Major l. 7. Stevens. England. MARLBOROUGH
j A Echlin. Toronto. MURRAY HILLS. Richie
England. NAEARRE-H. D. Maize. Chicago
NQE1 MANI W. Thompson. Minneapolis.
MOLCOTT-Mrs. Paul Morton Washing ton: NJ f.
Ingalls,. president of the big Four" Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07

So much attention is being centred just at the
present moment on Morocco that - may not be
a1niEs 70 point out that the foreign diplomatic
cOFDs az Tangier comprises besides Mrs Gerald
AoWtheT, wife Of the newly appointed British Min
Htor and the daughter OF Anterior Blight, OF New
1ork. woman q very different antecedents-ante-
oe1enfs indeed, that OF quite notorious char
astsr Ts lady n question 10 the wife OF the Rus
kiaa Minister. a. de Bacheracht- Just why Russia
nhenid think Il necessary 20 maintain full-heoged
leCaton e. Tangier. with envoy, secretaries. in
teTpnetars etc unless il be for purposes OF fishing
81 troubled v7aters nobody quite understands. For
there e in al Morocco but one subject q the Rus
san Emperor apart from the star OF the Museo-
ylte mission
Ame. Dc Bacheracht Is no other than the former
Nns. de Kolemine. A daughter Of Count Adam
tegEid 'Ehs married. Alexander KOlemine szsl0 was
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LIVING CHURCH" WOULD TAKE GIFT.
Episcopal Organ Attacks Those Who Oppose
Acceptance Of Rockefeller Money
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE,

Milwaukee. April 6-"The Living Church." the
official organ Of the Episcopal Church in the
West, calls the Congregationalists who opposed
the acceptance of RockefeIer's 100000 gift the
equals Of lynchers. 1t continues
How does the Church know that Mr. Rookie
feller's wealth is gained dishonesty? Civil law
holds any man. every man, innocent until, by
due process Of law, he be proven guilty. This
presumption Of innocence is at the very fOunda-
ton OF Anglo Saxon law. 1t is based on our
conception, not OF mercy, but Of justice. A man
may be apprehended in the act OF committing
crime but until he has been tried ard judicialy
convicted OF that crime the law holds him TO be
frlrann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
Mr.. PoTTER's ASHES TAKEN WEST.

The ashes of William F. Potter late president Of
the Long Island Railroad. whose body was cremated
at Fresh Pond were taken West yesterday for
burial at Saginaw, Mich. Accompanying them
Mrs. Potter. her daughter Miss Sarah Potter.
her sons, Horace and William F.. jr. II. e. Potter.
jr, the late presidents brother; G. l.. Addison.
general superintendent Of the Long Island Rail-
road; Mr.. and Mrs. Farnham Lyon OF Saginaw.
who came here TO attend the funeral; Miss TUnis,
OF Manhattan, and Mrs Hadduck of Philadelphia
The party left the station II o'clock a special
train consisting of q locomotive and parlOT car.
1t will go West the Pennsylvania Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07

Rome. April 6.-signor Brunialti questioned the
government in the Chamber Of Deputies to-day
regarding the delay in replacing the Italian Con-
sui General at New-Yorl. Under-Secretary for
Foreign Affairs Fusinato replied that the govern
sui General at that post was not urgent as Vice
Consul Tosti did good work, but a Consul Gen
eral would be appointed shortly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
COLUMBIA oRAToRIcAL CONTEST.

Columbia University viii select her champion
orator next wednesday. To keep alive university
interest in debating and oratory George William
Curtis provided his Will for the annual award Of
gold ana silver medals the two members Of the
Senior or Junior classes who should show the great
est excellence IN n public oratorical contest. The
contest viii take place at p IN Scherrnerhorn
Iau AZ The university. At a preliminary contest
a week ago. FIVE men. who showed superiority over
the others were selected TO enter the final These
were d, r Clark 'O5; r. NJ Kaye. 90; II. l.. r.
Thomas 'O5; s l.. Miller. '06 and A. r Maves '0S.
Tlean i H. Van Amringe will preside, and Pro
fessors Burgess. Thomas and Woodbridge will act
a Judges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
HARVARD INVITES PROFESSOR OSWALD

Cambridge. Mass. April 6.-Harvard University
has invited Professor Wilhelm OSWALD. Of the Uni
versity OF Leipsic serve lecturer in the first
half of the coming academic year. under the ar
rangement for exchange of professors which
has recently been agreed on by Harvard University
and the German government Professor Ostwald
IS regarded as one of the founders of the modern
science of physical chemistry. and has achieved a
position Of high rank in the scientific world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07

Letters Of administration were granted by Surro-
gate Thomas yesterday to Mrs Nellie Flake on the
estate of her husband, Albert Flake who left more
than 100000 Mrs Flake was directed to give a
bond in that of the United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Company the value of the personal
property being given by Mrs. Flake in her petition
Tor administration at $4,000 Her husband. she
stated. possessed large amount of real estate said
10 bring up the total value to 100000
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

MAILS FOtt SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC
FRIDAY tO-At 10 Fortune Island and ia
Ialca per Altai (asO Puerto Coruez. DetricE
tabo Gracias). Belize. Livingston and Port Limon
Wnen specially addressed for this steamer.
lalso other parts OF Mexico when specially addressed
Tor ms steamer. at l. supplementary 1870
for Bahamas. S. Niagara Guantanamo and
santiago when specially addressed this steamer.
SATURDAY Sat a Tor Argentine Cru-
quay. and Paraguay, 3. Arabist1n; a
m. Brazil per g. Catania via
Pernambuco. MaceiO Rio JanerO Including
Northern Brazil Argentine. Uruguay and Paraguay
when Epecially addressed for this a
for Bermuda. = Trinidad; $40 a. supple
bia teXcept Cauca and Magdaiena Department. via
Curacao. per 3 3 ZuHa; at a. for Porto Rico,
Der = CoaHO. via san Juan, at $3.50 a. for
foun7and, per s. g. Rosalind $50 a. m. (suuple-
ward and WindWaru Islands and Guiana. 8
korona (nclUding Grenada. Trinidad and Vincent
when specially addressed this steamer; m
for Cuba. per s Mexico, via Havana; II for
NoTICE-Five cents per half addition the
regular postage must be prepaid all letters for
warded by the Supplementary Mails and letters de-
posted in the drops marked Letters for Foreign
tries after the Closing Of the Regular Mail fcr
patch particular vessel. VIII not be forwarded
unless additional postage is fully prepaid
stamps. Supplementary tlanric Mails
opened the piers Of the American. English and
French steamers whenever the sailtngs occur at
later and late mail may be deposited in the mail
boxes on the piers the German Lines sailing from
Hoboken. TIE mails the piers hour a
sailing time and close ten minutes before
sailing Only regular postage Netters > cents
articles mailed the piers
steamers double postage Getters 10 cents half ouncel
on other lines.
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lBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE

IBY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE TkIHtNh-I
Iaporte Ind April 6-The Rev. j. H. Otto. OF
lIew-York city who has been engaged IN evan
gelistc labors for churches In TINS state has &C
cented the unanimous call voted him by the con-
greaation of the First Christian Church al Prince
ton, this state and viii begin MS pastoral work at
once Mr. otto allied a number Of New oFk pas
forutes before coming 70 Indiana 70 engage N
eyangellSti0 work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
LETTER CARRIER BURNS TO DEATH.

John D. Hayes. a letter carrier at the general
postofioe, was burned 10 death yesterday in a fire
that Quilted his two fat on the fifth floor
at No. 275s Chrystie-st. Carelessness by Hayes
Is supposed 10 have caused the blaze The fire
was confined to his apartment. though the alarm
sent all the tenants flying to the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07

Should be read DAILY by interested as changes
may occur any time)
rorelgn mails for the ending g. 1895. viii
cIos promptly in all cases. General once
IS follows Registered Parces-Poat Nails close
4o1 eafier than closing time below Parcels
Fost mails Tor Germany close at D. m. April per
3 tAalser Wilhelm der Crosse; April g. per 3 8.
10 s. Cruiser KurfIrst
Regular and Supplementary mails close Torai~1
station Ccorner Of West Morton sts) half hour later
Inan closing time shown below Except that supple
nlenIary Malls for Europe and Central America via
Colon, close one hour later a Foreign Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
NooNDAY Clue INcoRPoRATEp.

Albany. April 6.-The MONDAY Club of Network
was incorporated to-day for social purposes The
directors are George W. Hubbard F. D. V. Pelfer
Port Richmond; Edwin Melvin, r. B. Dobie E o.
bunker. W h Dodworth, r. w Hubbel. G. ".
BelIs h y Dunham, Worcester Banck, Brooklyn;
J. Francis AtterbuTy, West New Brighton: F. G.
Hurd, z. B. Winkler, ]. B. Telfair, Of New-YorlS
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s, Eor the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS abroNA
g. n5s haze been to keep the DAILY and
beIs lIs45l NJ on fle in The reading Of
O-Ir515SSy-aoiei Victoria Hotel LauEharn
lgeeI carlton Hotel Claridge's Hotel Hotel Metro
--4@i-S ofend Hotel The Howard Hotel
49, Enoanlment; Queens Hotel Upper Nor
E-NClAND AdeIphi hotel IfverpooI- NrIdlsnd Frofa
Tl-lselesster queens Hotel Leeds. Midland Hotel.
Iarf TfC+.4 1iei Wellington Ianhrdge Weilss Mid
s-Tf pi iST heel shankIin Hotel. Isle Of wight
en- Ayr; station Hotel DumfIies
SlBRALTAH-HoteI Cecil
FAtlS-kio1el Chatham Hotel arhfo-
Iots Sc 1pA,teenee Grand Hotel. Hotel Continental
TeSf au Falais Hotel ST. James Albany. Ho5al
65EIsSiIC Me Grand Hotel Brussea
tner tfof Hotel, Wiesbadeu -Four
4aiserhof, Berlin: Hotel -Four Seasons Is jssbadsn.
ESesLens 3 Hotel Aix-a-Chapelle Hotel NIessmer
Metropole. Bad-Nauhelm. Hotel Kaiser5of V-si-bs-
3sn. Aotel Qussana. WlldunEen- Bad Hotel GoecEs
tl'sei " ensnoehe Hotel de Russie. ks
7aseILad. Horsi Victoria, Kissingen; FranEfurter-
on-Aain; Hotel Prfnz Carl. FIeideIbers Hotel Ma
51i strass0urgi Hotel HOhenzollern. Nauheirn-Bads
-a.--sset SQnilnentai Munich
AUSTRIA AND sT1TZERLAND-Hotei Bristol Vienna:
S5Iand Hotel HUngaria. Budapest; Hotel Lac.
Pup. CARLSBAD: Hotel ContiSentai Lausanne: Hotel
Nlctoris lnterlaken: Hotel Euler. Basic Hotel Vic
1dvage Geneva. Stadtrath. MarIenbad; Hotel Wei
aots Nevey fsugen IIO&l JUngraublick. Interlaksn;
- SIIand Hotel Brunnen.
IJ3Y Orlt9ssel-, rome. Eden Palace Genoa t5Iane
5ioIei eUtrlnaL Rome; Hotel Daniel Venice. Hotel
els renee 0Iand Hotel tiorence savoy f1otei
Florence; Hotel Royal san Reno. Hotel GTaud8
Monte Carlo; sun Palace Hotel Monte Carlo. Grand
hotel Atx-les-Bans Hotel Louvre and savoy, Ak
Hoteh
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rRANsPAc1FIc NAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND



. s,r7r az closing Transpacinc ARRANGED
s,nsr "a port 81 sailing The Gnal conneeting
S.V-esnf farfstered Traaspaeinc Nails dispatched
Vens5itvar Victoria. Tacoma seattle. which close
m previous day) close a. the General Fostotlce.
1 Rra CHINA and Philippine Islands Tacoma.
Use al . ?. m. April for dispatch Per 3 s. Ping
saey rapan Korea china and Philippine Islands. via
san Francisco. close az D p m Aprlt Tor dis2atca
per s. 2. 81, san Francisco. close A. D m April ID
- sisnarch per s s.. Alameds
v4s,H Ispan Korea China ana Ihilppile Islands. VIA
sS5 Francisco. close az p a. April - for dspatch
per s .sas Francisco close D. m. April IS for
90 er IS. Nevacau.
- ~, Siar1uesas islands. via Francisco close
al ztltsgf Australia (eNCept Westl Caledonia.
49,. FIaraf specially addressed mail
wa Francisco, close ar d. April -
5i.sfrh Der 8 Ventura az the Cunard steamer
te in trae - connect with this dispatch. extra
closing $3.50 a. SD o. and . IA.
~ a. 8 a. m and o. m.-Vrl1 hg
f IN ana forwarded uath the arrival Of The Cunard
flds and specially addressed FOR Australia
~ via Vancouver and Victoria
49,. ~ g . M April % FOR dispatch per q Mlousr1
v5t1e Islands and Guam, via san francsco.
~ April Is for dispatch per United states TRANSPORT
rrrrhra teNcept Aukden. NeWcnHan9 ana Port Arthur
-s Eastern siberia present forwarded RuSza
otherwise addressed. West Australia
vIa Europe. New Zealand.
ai certain places In the Chinese Province 81
via British Indathe quickest routes Philippines
~i1iv addressed Europe fully Irsnai4 ae
re faregu rates. Hawaii Il forwarded VIA San Frsn--
cisco exclusively.
Postomss New XoTk. y. r. March g. 1904
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Sal E1DAH (el-At $50 a. m. Liverpool Scotland
and Ireland, per s. Campana VIA ClieenstovTn ans
4yerpool taIso other parts OF Europe specially
addressed this a. m Flroue
s s ST Paul. via Plymouth CherbourE: at $50
a. m Tor scotland direct Especially addressed onIy per
e. CaIeaonia & $50 a for Belgium Parcels-Posc
Mals Per s. s. iceland (also regular for Belgium
When specially addressed for this steamer. az $50
g. 8. KONG Albert -%' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
Do HoNoR HAHNEMANNs MEMoRY.

To commemorate the birth OF Hahnemann, the
founder Of their school OF medicine one hundred
and fifty years ago. the homeopathic physicians
Of this city will have dinner at the Hotel Aston
Monday. April 10. at o'clock. Appropriate
Speeches viii follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-07
sEcRETARY ~ EINps NERv PLEAsANr

Nervi near Genoa. Italy, April 6-Secretary
Hay and Mrs. Hay. who are stopping at the Hotel
Eden here. say they find Nervi most pleasant and
declare they viii remain here for some time.