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New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
CARNEGIES RECONCILED.
DO Not Object to Mss Nancy's
Marriage to Mr.. HeUer.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Pittsburg April 19.-The announcement of the
marriage of Miss Nancy Carnegie TO James
Hever. her mothers coachman, created a sensa-
tion here to-day. None of the members of the
Carnegie family in the city. with the excep-
ton Of o. g, Robertson. who married a sister
Of the bride. This afternoon he stated that the
family was perfectly reconced to the marriage,
and that Mr. and Mrs Hever would probably
locate in Virginia, where they propose to secure
q large tract of land and devote their attention
to raising fancy horses both of them being Das-
siOnately fond Of the animals.
Mrs Hever is not wealthy in her own name,
although her mother is worth several million
dollars. Mrs Hever is said TO have secured
$4,000 from Andrew Carnegie upon the an
nouncement of her marriage In confirming the
rumor Of his niece's marriage Andrew Carnegie
inclosed a telegram to a friend here this after
noon with the following:
Mr.. Hever is not rich but he is sober moral.
we'll doing man. and the family would rather
have such a husband for Nancy than worth
less duke.
The thrust is supposed to be intended for the
benefit cf the Yarmouths. The Thaws and Car
negies have not been on the best OF terms since
the marriage OF Miss Margaret Thaw the
Earl of Yarmouth and that of her son. Harry
Kendall Thaw, TO Florence Evelyn Nesbit, the
show girl.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
kLAw & ERLANoER's NEW NUMBERS

hlaw & Erlanger will present an array of attrac-
tons next season for which they making exten-
sive preparations and engaging extraordinarily
large number Of persons. Ben Hur'' will be con
tinUed and will begin it's seventh year In Septern-
Der. The Drury Lane spectacle. "Humpty Dump
ty," will be presented in several Of the principal
cities for long runs. and in addition this the
spectacle. THE White Cat" to be brought over
this summer Will be the holiday attraction at the
New-Ainsterdam Theatre.
They will make u production for the Rogers
Brothers. to be called THE Rogers Brothers in
Ireland" Joseph Cawthorne Will be made full
hedged star in a new comedy by John ]. McNally
called In Tammany Hall" Mcintyre and Heath
will open the season at the New-York Theatre II
new spectacular farce comedy by George v Ho-
bart, be- called The Ham Tree. other produc-
uons are Seeing New-York by Harry B. smith
THE Butterfly of Fashion" by g. NJ. 5. McClel-
Ian and C;ustave Kerker. and a new musical com
edy by George n. CohHn, the author and star OF
Little Johnny Jones'
by arrangement with George EdwardeS, of Lon
don Klaw & ErlangeT will present The Duchess or
Dantzic'' ard "Veronque.' The cast OF The
Duchess of Dantzic' Will he practically the same a.
that seen at DaIys. headed by Miss Eyle Greene
Sans Gene and Holbro0k Bllnu as Napoeon The
entire original London cast Of 'Neroniaut win be
seen I'm the American tour oi tnls piece which
opens I'm NrU- York in the early ran
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OHicial RecOrd and FOrecast.-wsshingtou. April Ia.
The plateau depression has advanced 10 tho Middle
Rocky Mountain region in intensity.
the eastward OF the continental
divide and promises 10 eastward next
tv7enty-four hours depression passing
north q Ontario.
There has been a marked warming ~ IN almost all
sections Of Rocky Mountains and temperatures
to-day about all districts except OF
the Rocky Mountains. There , as been Of con
sequence except the Pacific Coast and locally in the
plateau ana Rocky Mountain regions.
Generally weather is indicated Thursday
cept Mississippi Valley and the slope
OF the Rocky Mountains whore rain is probable
Showers probable Fridsy in the Valley. tho
east portion or Mississippi valley states
Il viii be warmer Thursday districts AMI
colder in Rocky Mountain region and the
portion the slope region
viii colder Friday in the upper lake region ana
the upper and middle portions o: the Mississippi.
the Atlantic Coast will be fresh south
on fhe fresh southeast the lower lakes
southwest and t" upper lakes fresh souhVesi
shfnE northwest
have fresh southwest winds ard far weather 10 me
Grand Ranks
Forecast for Special LOeallties--For Eastern New
York Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey. Delaware and
the District Of Columbia fair warmer to-day; Friday
Increasing e.oudiness. fresh southwest winds.
For New-England fair and warmer today Friday fair:
fresh southwest winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York. fair
ana warmer to-day: showers and colder; fresh
southwest shifting 70 northwest. winds
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
ANNOUNCED BY CARNEGIE
Good Mam Better than WOrthIeSs
Duke. He Says.

Andrew Carnegie in brief, typewTitten state
ment shown to inQuirers at his 90th-st. home. an
nounced yesterday the marriage more than yea"
ago OF his favorite niece Nancy to James Hever,
once a coachman for her mother. Mrs. Thomas
Carnegie, OF Pttsburg. In his statement indorsing
the romantic marriage the iron master says that
a good man is better for husband than worth
less duke"
The statement follows:
Our niece Nance married more than year
other day the couple arrived il New-NorE and
were welcomed the pier by Mrs Carnegie. her
two brothers and sister. They came 10 the house.
OF course There is foundation for the report
that the family Is not reconciled. On the contrary,
the family would much prefer TO have Nancy make
real love match, this was. with a sober, mora,
good man without wealth like her husband. than
to marry a worthless duke.
As Miss Carnegie. Mrs. Hever. it is said, was one
OF Miss Thaw's bridesmaids on her marriage to
the Earl OF Yarmouth
Mr.. Hever. who Wldower. it Is reported,
with two children. when he married Miss Carne-
gle had been engaged riding master in this
city and Newport. II is believed that il from
Dungeness, at Fernandina. Fla, Mrs. Thomas
Carnegie's winter home. that the couple went last
spring il is supposed that they sailed FOR Eu-
rome soon after the marriage ceremony, returning
last Saturday with Mrs. Hever's infant daughter.
The news a great surprise TO all buc the
Carnegie family and few intimate friends.
AfT Carnegie will sail for Europe on May TO-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION.
Visit Annapolis and Present to Cadets a
Silver Cup.

Annapolis Md April 1s-The delegates Of the tri-
ennlaI convention of the Sons OF the Revolution,
now in session at Washington. visited Annapolis ia
a body to-dag ana held business session in the I'D
Senate Chamber Of the State House. They were
welcomed by Governor Wsrheld, and AT the con
clusion OF their business session had luncheon At
Csrvel Hall In the afternoon the delegates attend
ed the Naval Academy in body. and a special dril
OF the whole brigade of midshipmen, under Com
lnarder w 7. Pullan. was ordered. During the
course Of the drill representative OF the "ciety
,,-1serted 10 the brigade q silver cup which was
accepted by Superintendent Brovnson on behalf Of
the academy and which will be kept the annual
Workmanship trophy Each year the midshpnlar
making the best score with small arms will have
his name engraved upon the cup, During the ses-
sion the officers OF the society elected to serve
for the next three years. They are as follows:
President general. John Lee Carroll. of Maryland;
first vice president general Garret p. w. Nroomc.
OF New-York: second vce-president general, Wilson
G. Harvey, of South Carolina; secretary general
James Mortimer Montgomery. OF New-JeTsey: as
sistant secretary general, ". Hall Harris, of Mary
land. treasurer general Richard NJ. Cadwalader, Of
Pennsylyania assistant treasurer general. Henry
C'adle Of Missouri register general Walter Gilmor
Page, OF Massachusetts historian general Ho-
dr!dge o. Collins Of California. and chaplain gen.
eral. Thomas Edward Green. Of Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Circus at Madison Square Garden
Racing at Aqueduct, 2.3O p IN
Rapid Transit Commission, 2.3O p. III.
Dinner Of the Arctic Club. Cafe Martin 40 ? m
Frank Moss Police Peoples institute club,
No. 3lS East l5th-st. p. m
Republican County Committee meeting. evening
Free lectures Board Education S D. na.-St.
Lakes Hall No. 4S3 Hudson Grove. Pro
lessor Frank Parsons. New Zealand the Paradise
of the PRcihc' illustrated: Public School No -,
Hubert and CoIlister Frederick Abbott, 'Elocu
ton ana Its Relation 20 Literature; Public School
No. %, No 523 West 4ath- st. William II. Fleming,
6haksspeare's Life; Shal1espeares London: Shakes
peATes Theatre dllustTated; Public School No. sc,
SSsh-St and Le1ingtOn-aye: Frank ". Jackson
Greece Gllustrated); Public School No. 135. lst-
and 51sr-st.. Mrs II. Claire Finney, The Land
q The Incas 'illustTsted): Public School No 166.
S9th-st and Columbus-aVe.. John Martin Vienna
and Budapes and Their Governments dllustrsted)
Norris High School. I66th-st and Boston Road. ".
Terrence stuchell. switzerland dllustrated); Public
school No IL 2d-st. WeStchester. DR.. Charles Nc
Dowen What Vaccination Has Done for the World Z:
Public School No -. ST Ann'e-ave. and 147th-
Cyrus 9 Adams, Progress tho Northern Half Of
Africa Since Exploration illustrated; Public School
No 81 Mott 145th-st Mrs. Helen o Don
nell Irish Music; Lafayette Hall, Alexander
and l37th-st. James Winfred Cool James Whit
comb Riley Gllustgated).
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
TRANsFACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAIT.Y


The schedule ot closing q Transpacde Mails arranged
on presumption or their uninterrupteI o.erTs-5
% sailing The 1uAf csrur.tiuz rlai'
Registered Transparent Mails dispatched
Vancouver. ViCtuT1. Tacoma seattle. vhf .loSe
.. previous dayl close at the General PcsJofl o.
New follows
Zealand. Australia t.Xceut West. New aicIouit.
hawaii and specially addressed mail for FIJI
dispatch per 8 Ventura ~ the CuuarI steamer
Carrying British mail FOR Zealand does
dispatch.
closing $50 a m, $50 M and p sun
up and forwarded until the arrival OF the Cunard
F1r Islands and specially addressed Australia
and Caledonia Vancouver and victoria u g..
Japan {exceps Parcels-Post Mas Korea China AMI
ciay addressed mail tor tae philippine Islands VA an
ana Victoria r. c. close az = rA Aprii . ter
dispatch per 5 Empress % china.
Korea China and specially addressed mail f1r t.5
a. Islands. Stat-!e az n April
f0r dSuatch per s. Minnesota
Philippine Islands and tidau, VIA san fSIl l-,g close a.
& - n April ~ for dispatcn Per U : transport
Hawaii japan China and Phil ppne lslands.
Francisco. close Al b. m April = Tor Gspateh per
s. koree.
Hawaii s7-lsco, cl,>e az % O. M NAY Tor e-s
1,IIyg .fapsn K-es china eud philippine Islands via
san Frnr~.seo. e.,s- at 8 p. H. NAY lar dispatch
q. C-ntr
al = 3 M Ny n for dispatch Noriiosa
Nan-hU-a Nukle1 NeyNcttvl-l togt Nrsnurl
and Eastern Siberia = at rse9enf '''s~e VIA FslSsia
NOTE-J Unless otherwise a,flrcseef c~ NustrlIf8 s
Forwarded yil Eu-ape: New Zea,t.t VA SAN Ira7
els certain places t.r chinese or
via british India r'utes. PhiUr
piuee specially addressed -va r'u-1Tc" he f1l'v
prepaid at the forern rates lsvau is forwarded
-taatv~.F
WlrlsNNl WIIf41,N pos.rlester
t-s-e7 r. N.- y t;. s. N Aprf g. 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
DR.. N. NEwLIN STOKES.

DR. y Newn Stokes OF NIoorestowu y j. died
yesterday at his home. aged seventy-two years
He was member of the Stokes family which has
been prominent in the community for more than
century. Dr. Stokes was graduated from the Jeffer-
Medical College in 1884. For many years he
member OF the Board OF Managers or the
State Asylum for the Insane at Trenton. and Was
also member OF the Burlington County Medical
Society. He was president of the MOorestoWu
Water Company and director Of the Moorestown
National Bank and Burlington County Safe Deposit
md rrIrst L-nI1lIl
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

COMMUNICATIONS Grenet and Lieutenant
NUE-senntor Thomas G. Piatt. Highland Falls.
y. Y. GRAND-Captain George H. Kearney. L. s,
y. HERALD SQJ- ARE-John .. Belamy and Ho-
race McKinlay. BuenOs AyTes. HOLLAND-Dr. T.
J. Burlcr Louisville MANHATTAN-EIX-CS Gov
Black. Troy. MURRAY HII4I]-Afiss Car
lotta Nillson NETHERLAND-H. A. IsenbeTg.
Honolulu. PLAZA-Mrs. z. B. Rae. Pittsburg.
SAEDY-Albert Barlch. San Francisco. VOL
COTT-T. Newton Martin, Plymouth England.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
NEW CHAPTER OF KAPPA SIGMA.

A chapter OF the Greek letter fraternity Kappa
Sigma has been installed New-York University.
The new chapter IS designated the Gamma Zeta
Chapter Kappa Sigma has ar present seventy-two
chapters with a membership of more than 5000.
The following men initiated Ar the recent in
staIIation Richard J. Brown %; George W Bar
teInlez 'O5; Willis B. Davis '06; Charles McAyoy.
'O-. Edwin Mcqueen. 07; Aired :. Grifffths. d..
Adrian Charles Grifren, 'Os; George s. Jrryis. %
and G.. II. Won Bergen '0S
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
MAS. LucY q. w. rYLER-

Lucy Hamilton Warner Tyler, writer OF chill
dren's stories and the author Of several books Of
fai-y stories, including the Five Little Fingers
Little Elves" and "Four-Leaf Clover" died at
her home. No. lbs East 26th-st.. Brooklyn yester-
day. She the wife OF Colonel Henry d. Tyler
Mrs. Tyler was member of the Daughters of the
Revolution and of St. AIMS Protestant F,piscc al
Church. The funeral will be held to-morrny Z. hi
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
Mr.. TAKAHAsHI COMING HERE.

london Apri Koretiyo Tak"hash,. The Japan
ese financial aeent viii sail Tor NeW-forA on the
White Star Lin. steamer celue %" Apih r. Tie
oxpects a. ,,,,s, u month in the United States and
then return ia landou Nj. IakahaSni SAYS ms visit
Is not connected with ans ui'iuSl"l mission. RE
tiesir.- pnu. tio he has more leisure 10 acqUStnJ
himself NOR, fully with conditions IN America
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
ANOTHER WONDER OF THE WORLD.

Roundsmau William H. Wilbur. OF the Liberty
ave station in Brooklyn. was retired yesterday on
Ms own application By Commissioner McAdoo. WI
bur has he~n tweHtt-hre years on the force and
has never had complaint lodged against him
commissioner McAdoo said lac would formally com
pliment Wilbur.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
Special Notices.


LoTPoN.osss F1Sss Of THE TI;iaGNEs. ss 30 40
Es9au E5s9s Gsa s.a ps.i CO .sss,s. Ss . ss % 9so @ -
America. American ESsresy coupsay. no 2 ws,erioo Place,
The london or.ce II THE TRIBUNT = esnvensns
F11aiISIJoan 1aIs 7 Mlaroe a c.. No Rue scr.5-
5so1 tSa1 W1ansn-aks ~ a Rue Pe,'tes Ecurisa
MloTEan; IIarias & -. no 81 Boaisrs-d iIaussmann
Gcntinentai HoJsI ae,gss.a1d
Nif9s-.1s it%er,e92 EXPIRES, Company. y Z rue serb.
fIoFrc ;l29ssa5s cEF1oasl oaSs I.aoS g Is rd g Va
s5slg sAmsrican Express corrany. No Fe-
EsT shs Convenience TRIBUNE eEADERs abroas
ho,ss S,s sEiBl Ne as eadiaE rsoaa o. ne
Hosi s- l,S5sl Victoria. Eose The Lashsn
pole Midisea Msoa HeSsL 1 careses Hotei Holsl Metro
wo'J T., 5nolnSmea: t,iisens Hotel. Upper Nor-
MsaSs,Ae SoAelPhi Hotel LIyeroool Midland tots
iaSd Pe,a, H9!e Weiinsaa. TuabrIage Wells. MD
s-r4e 4osE,S les Hotel shankn Hotel. Isle af Tsh O''S'
-zy Syr; station Hotel DumfIieS 1'''''" "''-''
PaR1Gt aTift iAkIHotel Cecil
Hotel chatham. Hotel d Lille ct d Albion Grand
Rosl eu paais Hotel ST. James ana assa ll5e
~ s.s9s 4S'f .ss, ssg''9I %i..D,. yo
kalserhos Eeriiy ''.e D'eSten Hotsi
Bs5sD I{s IioisL Ak ix.la-Chapeile. Hots Nessnier
MetT1 "a den WvrttsubergeT Hof Nuremberg Hotel
den 5'los POE, 6ad Nauhelm; Hotel slaserhct Wes6s-
Ejli,ingsg-t Sljsisana Wdungen Bad Ectei Goecke.
94gIi BAD Hotel kaiseThuf. Wtlungpn-Ead.
sinEe5 s I1 ao{e' w WaSimsaoehe Hotel de Rlsse Ks
iiolet Victoria. ktssfrger
IaiiStoTt ton Main, Imperial hotel Frankfort
et--iH+It- dotel Prinz Carl. ueiIsuerg. Hotel
,I.1. StrassburE Hotel HOaeDz0lrr-l Nauheiui BAD.
.,-lLO-ei Continental. Munich
ACsIsIA CI AND SWITZERLAND -Ha.el Bristol Vienna.
Sr-rb J iielei HGnsaria budapest. Hotel Lac
1r-.C"' ffotel savoy and West End Carlsbad. Hotel
Spp, CaTlsoad Hotel Corr i7ental. Lausanne Hotel
zen; FietG Euler. Basle, Hotel Vic
tNaeie. ttotei NAl.ouaL Carlsbad Grand
I5SSSlsahhe. ltotel de Ia pax. Geneva Hotel Beau
r1t.asy. Geneva. StadRrath. Narleubad- Hotel Wei
tt.:, %aFenoad; Hotel Elinger Msr.e1bad. G-ard
Grand Hotel. Brunnen
ilAl4 AND SOUTH or FI>ANCE-Graud Hotel v~nice,
5i1-G Hotel Rome Eden Palace Genoa, Grand
otsi Sl1t-F ~ Rome; Hotel Daniel. Veuics Hotel
Ne IA Eiile. Milan, Royal Hotel, Hoel ,e De-
NE tIOrence, Grand Hotel. FIoreuce. savoy Hotel
5-ofencei Hotel Royal san Reno. Hotej ,frands
S9sIetasne Nice. savoy Hotel san Reno; G-lni Hotel
4ohte carlo; sun Pai1ce Hotel carlo, Grand
Iotea Aix-lesB Bains: Hotel Louvre and Savoy. Ak
CAIRO. EGiYPT-shsphea-ds Hotel. Ghezlreh P7lacs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
ROOSEVELT CHILDREN AT THEATRE.

Theodore Roosevelt jr., Kermit and Miss Ethel
Roosevelt spectators OF 1T Happened in NOrd-
land at Lew Fields's Theatre last night. They
alone. driving up in automobile. and pur-
chased seats in the eighth row. where they at
Jracted attention, few recognizing who they
were. Theodore jr. in command of the little
party. which seemed to be of his devising.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
OBITUARY.
AUGUSTA GRAERER.

whose courage. tenderness and devotion to the
wounded in the OF 1861. 1866 and 1S7O-71 made
her respected by all Germany. was buried with
military honors to-day. a battalion of regular
troops and all the local veteran organizations tax
ing part i'm the ceremonies
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

CI.ARK-On Monday at p. Mrs A. II. Clark. born
Mary NJ Pierce
COLTON-suddenIy on Tuesday April IS al her home
in 7LOnG Meadow. Mass. Clara Cotton. formerly
BROOKLYN. Funeral services Long Meadow AT
M Friday, April n
Duane daughter z Achsah
Swift DalIiba. mother William North Duane of
New-Yorl Notice OF funeral hereafter.
DJ-NCAN-SuddehIy Wednesday, April 10. a his
dence No 131 West 92d-s Nev-Yors city. William
A aged SIS years. of the late Ralph
Jane Barlow Duncan Notice Of funeral hereafte--
FFSsENDCN-At stamford. Conn. April L. 1905 Mary
A. Fessenden. widow OF Rev Samuel Fessendeu.
held AZ her late residence. FaIrhsld-sye stamford
Thrsdav, April ~, 3 p m. Internent a the
OF the family
FIETCHER-On Tuesday. April Is Virginia Bergen
Peter Bergen. in her I'D wear Funeral from her
late residence Tenahy. Thursday morning April
20 al 1880 Iuternent at Greenwood
GOLDSMITH lingering illness Tuesday. April
IS at Rochester y y IN, IN his Soth yea tredSri.S S
CITY. Funeral services Friday. April 81. n a
the family home. Hin Crest. Palmyra. y y.
MARTIN-Entered into rest on Tuesday morning APR,
rs 1905 John sayre Martin Funeral services al bis
late residence. No. 260 Madison Thursday
morning at 1850 Intermsnt private.
pRINGIE,-On Tuesday April Is. 1905, wilrnurt
Prirgle. IN the Esd year OF his ege Funeral services
will be held at his late residence No ltj West 9th
Friday. April u az leS1 a m
AFTS-Ou Tuesday. April IS his residence.
I24 Greene Place Brooklyn Abathar Richards. In
Of Funeral services at his late
residence II o'clock Friday morning
vANI5oRNE-suddenly April 10 her resi- fence No
les Rosevile-ave Newark y J. Margaret LIVINGSTON,
widow OF Richard Vanhorne D. d. in her S0th
,aar Funeral services VIII be held the RoseviIs
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, SewarS. y j.,
al 1890 N. Anru Il tnterulTnt a. HseNettstown.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

t.sest teinpefaure Yesterday. ." degrees Lowest ''
- a. average corresponding date II asi year
- average f,r eorespondug date of iss twenty
years 80 mi ,-.i .s,.,., o., .s, E'rtiay IN
s.inr cioudress. fresh s,uthNest-ry winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

Prince Amadeus, Duke OF AOsta. second son Of
the late King Victor Emmanuel H. elected
King Of Spain in November. 1879 entered Madrid
January 3. 1871 and abdicated the throne on Feb
ruary II, 1873. He died at Turin January 1s 1870.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
JUAN VALERA.

Madrid, April 1&-Juan Valera. the diplomat
writer ana former Cabinet Minister. is dead Ho
a member Of the Spanish delegation sent to
Florence 10 offer the throne OF Spain to the late
Prince Amadeus OF Savoy.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSIT CTFTC

Mails texCept Jamaica and Bahamas. are for,va-as
daily ports Of sailing The 'oNNEC"TINti mails tls.
a The General Postoflce, NeW-Ylrs. a. follows
CUBA via Port Tampa. "A a. m. Mouday Woen-.-
Cay AMI SATURDAY, tAsg from u-Yo5k Thurs.5 ~
and Saturiay-seo ahoyT-f
MEsNICO CITY. a 10 20
daily. sunday sunday al D and 1890 r. ss
NEWFOCSDiANp teSrept Parcels Posi- Malls va
North sydney &, . o. Nonfty. Wrines,- az ami ~a--
urcay taIso OCCASIONALLY from New York aai Ihift-
telphia- ahave}-
Moi EION via Boston and Halifax. $50 D. every
sunday tApru - May p.
JAMAICA. VIA Boston. D. TUESDAY Thursday
r0U York ahovet
BAHAMAS teNcepI Parcels Post NaisA Via Miami
Florida. f4-50 Tues,lsy- tNlso N..,-
Nork-see above.
BRITISH IIONpJ r ~. HONDURAS tEasr coast, ana
GUATEMALA. via New Orleans vlU-3u q n. Nom
Hay sVVest Colst of Honduras Dispatched from
via Panama ahote1
COSTA rios. Via New orleans. at floa o. Tuesday.
NICARAGUA t'ot=-t- NcW Orleans.
WedEesiay- Wesr coast or NirSrasIa. cis
paJCne1 from N7v-lorS va Panafpa ESQ" ahovcl
CANAL Hf'NI+ Especially r.-sa4
via Orleans. fIU-3u q. sunday tafar 10 So
T. SUNDAY and unr} sailing Of Sew York steamer.
mail Panama and Canal Zone IS hed Cos tue N,a-
fss=~esl Mail for overa-d Dispatches closes D m
previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

tshould be read DAILY By all interested as changes
NAV occur any timel
Foreign mails for ne week andi-g sor 1qcJ viii
close promptly cases al the General Post0ce
toiloWa- Registered and Parces-POst Mails close
our esrer than closing Parcels pcst
mans Tor Germany close IN. April II g.
hdlSer W llhelu III. and April 30 per s. Moline
Parcels Post Mails for Great Britain ireland
LISisteaed by the White Line Wednesdays
y Inc American Line Saturday additional Dis
Pdtch IS made by the CIUard Line when "a Clnari
.eser sails on SATURDAY later than the American L1@
stehler me same day The Post mails close
hour before regular mails
regular and Supplementary malls close AZ Foreign
station tc71ner OF West Morton half hoar
9ler tran coslns time shown below that sup
PeTnentary Malls for Europe Central America
Cclon close one hour Later EoreLsn S-aLLonL-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
CEMETERIES.
rHE WOODLANDS CEMETERY.

- readily accessible Harlem Central
station Webster and jerome Avenue tr0,leys and by
csTrage Lots $12j mp Telephone 1855 Gramercy}
Tool ~ Views ntatve.
hO once 20 East 23rd ST. y. Y. city.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
THE EARL OF sTANHoPE.

London. April 1s-The Earl Of stanhope tArthur
Philip stanhope) died this afternoon. He was born
in 1925.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

MAIN DFFItE-No i@l Nassau
Walt STREET OFFICE NJ. - William 81
IPTOW% OFFfCE-No- lidt broadway. tay Annell
cau District Trlegr raph Once.
RttONN ri. Al No 4aG East tis.h g.
~ WASIIISGToN HrHEAt- No. I 3.2 F-st
NI.NARk BRANCtg OFFICE Ffedrriek n soalner
No. 5Sa Broad