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New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND



The schedule Of closing Of Trsnspaciac Mails
transit port of sailing The final connecting mails
Except Registered Transpacihc despatehed va
Vancouver, Victoria. Tacoma Seattle which close
m previous day) close the General Pcstofnce
New-YoFk. follows.
Hawaii via Francisco. az D. n February
for despatch Per $ $ Alameda
Hawaii. Japan China PhiIippinA Islands
San Francisco close at February for despatch
per s. Korea
Japan Korea China Philippine Islands via seattle
close al 2. m February Cor despatch per
Japan and specially addressed mail fo-
Philippine Islands. via TacoTrs. close
japan except Parcels-Post Mails. Korea China ard
Philippine Islands via Varcouver and Victoria n g
close az m February IA for despatch per
ErlrresS or ChiEs.
Zealand Australia texoept Vest, NeN-Caie6oais
Samoa Hawaii and Fiji Islands. Via San Francisco
close at m February IS for despatch per
Ventura IT ne CNiasd steamer carving the British
man Tor New Ieatand does not arrive IN tine
rect with this despatch u.ails-closinE
a m, $50 g. m ard 8 .. sundays al 80 a. m
. A. m. and . m.-wfli be made up and Forwarded
until the arrival OF the Caaara steamer.
Hawaii. Japan KOREA CHINA and specially addressed
for Philippine Islands VIA Francisco close 8
rp,, p m FehI15ary ~ Tor despatcs 8er = Coptie
m February "a for despatch L. 8. Transport
Fiji Islands. Australia WesD Caledonia
via Vaacoaver and Vtctoria. +. G. close at D.
Tahiti and MarQuesas Islands via san Francisco close
q .. March 10 for despatch =. NfarfpoSa
ManehuFia except NewehWang and Port Arthur ard
Siberia Is a. present forwarded viz Russia
NOTE-Uniess otherwise addressed. West
forwarded via NeV'-Zsaland via Frarcisco
certain places IN the Chinese Province -
specially addressed via Europe be fully pre-
paid al foreisn Hawaii Is Forwarded
WILLIAM r WILCOX Postmaster.
y ". =.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
BILL DOESN'T ALARM SPECTATORS.

The theatre managers and the spectators (espe-
cally the hotel ticket stand men. Tyson and the
resO were not much disturbed yesterday over the
introduction by Assemblyman Wagner at Albany
of a bill looking to prevent all kinds of ticket
speculating The theatrical managers declared that
the bill would. if it ever passed the Assembly. be
ruled unconstitutional by the courts because il
aimed 10 dictate what price should be charged for
MS wares by a man conducting a private business.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
COLONIAL TO OPEN WEDNESDAY.

Miss Libbie BondeIl. an actress of No 31 West
n'th-st.. who attacked ON Friday night by a
bear in her dressing room. at Colonial Music Han,
and was severely scratched is recovering from her
wounds, but her physician. DR.. f. W. Lee. of the
San Reno Hotel, has forbidden her to leave her
home for day two, and consequently the the
atre was not opened last night and will not open
until Wednesday, when the young woman is ex-
pected to have recovered sufficiently TO appear.
Miss Blonden plays the leading part in The Ath-
letic Girl, Every seat had been sold for last
night. nd there were few left for Monday and
tuesday, so that the monetary loss was no small
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

SFFSDA1 (Il-At a for Naples City ana Genoa
s per s. deutschland tnaf other parts OF Iraiv
1iust ee gireeted per 5. $ Deutschiand'l at $50
~ IoE Europe. per 5 Kaiser Wilhelm
VA va E.yInouth. Cherbourg and Bremen
1T.Lt.NESbAf ysl-At $50 a m Europe
I,l wa Queenstown and Liverpool. ESQ m.
,S-lIIsselsd per $ $ Cftta NapolF'l
~ inSDA1 tS)-At a FOR France Switzerland.
Staiil Portugal Turkey, Egypt Greece aai
ll1isn In0la Per : S. La Lorraine. Havre mail
La LOrrains') ~ - =
Sal Ray -llil-At a for Europe uer- 50
Paul. via Plymouth and Cherb5urg ,s fS- r5vs-,o,I
SeoIIand ana ireland be directed s'per s.
- dul p at o3O a. Europe. per
- RueSIstoEn and Liverpool. a $50 a m for
2eiSeIh 6aceets-Post Mails per Iceland frezuar
~ 50F beIgiuEn must De directed per Iceland >:
at o.SV a m Tor Italy direct. per Necksr traii
must be directed per $ Neckar'l- ar a.s0 N o.
scotland direct. per Ethiopia mail rnusf bs a.
rected Der S. EthEopia''l
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
viii cos is ter the week ending February II. 1905
tpS'y in all General POstofles
bS s sststered and Parcels one
Garner than closing below
1-lts L1r Gerfnany close al ) m Febrsarv d
M Senein der Crosse February 10 per Patricia
anI FEBRUARY Is,
ton seor5 @hv Sgppieenary mails close Foreign sta
'.er W EST and Morton hour later than
TINE SHOWN below except Supplementary
one hour later az Foreign Station)
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
BLOCK TRANSFERRED TO THE SEMINARY

Edmund Coffin yesterday transferred title TO the
block bounded by 10th and 122d sts Claremont-ave
and Broadway, TO the Union Theological Seminary
The block forms part of the ANONYMOUS gift to the
seminary of s1.100O00. Mr.. Coffin declines TO dis
the of the eiver
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure as Indicated by The Tribune =
ssf-recordng barometer. The dotted line shows the
temperature REGARDED by the local Weather
Local oicial ftecord.-The following official record
from the Weather shows the changes
perature twenty hours comparison
with the corresponding date - last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Highest temperature yesterday, 81 degrees lowest is
average corresponding date OF last
G: average for corresponding Gate of ast twenty-five
years. -.
Local forecast: Fair to-day. Increasing coudi
ness Munday followed by fresh north winds be-
coming northwest
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
ouesTs AT BILTMoRE HOUSE.

AsbevilIe. " c.. Feb 4-Mr and Mrs. George w
Vanderbilt are entertaining house party al BIT
,nore House Among the guests are Henry James.
,Ie novelist and Sir Charles Trevor, OF the Eng
lsh army.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.


CJBA-via Port Tampa, Florida. closes this once
daily except Thursday. f4:30 a (the connecting
mails close here on Mondays. Wednesdays and
MEXICO CITT-Overland unless specially addressed for
sunday at 1:9o m and 1880 Sundays
Zoo p. m and 1880 p N.
NEWFOUNDLAND (eXcept Parcels-Post MaiIsl-By rail
North Sydney. and thence closes
Office daily. except sunday. al p sunday az $50
p m teonnecting mails close here every Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday
JAMAIcA-By rail 10 Boston. and thence by steamer.
closes at this Office at p. Tuesday.
b rail 20 Philadelphia. By closes
at this Office at 1880 ?. m. Wednesday.
MIQUELON-By rail 70 Boston and thence By steamer.
closes at this office daily except sunday. az D
sunday at ESQ ,
BAHAMAS tsxcept PareeisPost 1Taiis}-By Miami
Fla. and thence BY steamer closes this Office
t4:SO a m Monday, "Wednesday and Saturday.
british HONDURAS. HONDURAS Cast Coast and
GUATEMALA-By rail 70 New-Orisans and thence BY
steamer closes al this ONCE daily. sunday
fl:S9 and f1O-50 p Sundays at II go D.
and 1000 .. connecting mail closes here Mondays
at +10-50 ,. nj.
COSTA RIcA-By 70 NeW-Orleans. and thence BY
steamer closes at this Office daily except sunday
m. and fl0;a0 Connecting mail closes here Tues
DAYS tf0:50 D nj
NICARAGUA Cast Coasr)-By rail to Orleans and
thence BY closes offiCa
Sunday. at 80 p m. and f10-S0 .. m. sundays
fIs00 D.. m and 410-30 ? (connectins ual closes
PANAMA and CANAL ssZONE-By ral NeW-Oreaus
La. and thence by steamer. closes Office daily
except Sundays and Mondays. Il 80 m
p m; Sundays at t1:Oo 2, and t10;3O Q. (cor-
Meeting mail closes here every sunday Tf0-S0 M
tRsgfstered mail closes az 600 m previous DAY
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
UNDERTAHERS

Esd ST. Frank E Campbell -Stephen Merrts.
34l-S West Esd St Tel lS-B Snelsss
Rev stephen Merritt. the world vide known IN
place business. Sthave- and 18th
~ largest m the world Tel 1es and 175 Chelsea-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
DON'T TELL YOUR WIFE

what you see in the narrow columns of The Sunday
Tribune. She may look something that A.
needed, and of course you'll have to buy 1t.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
Marred.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii
&c repubiished In The Tri-weekIy Tribune withou,
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the Lucania We're:
Inajro M!numa, paymaster Colonel H J. Foster mill
OF the Japanese navy. tsry attache OF the British
Colonel ". n. BirkbeCk Embassy Washfncfor
Il. V. Andrews
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
La Lorraine were:
Auzas Turenne. French Nfonsieno- Ia1aI Rssbo-
OtiasuI IN Aukon St Albert. Canada
Noul'e - fteurSei. Comte Leon Lambert.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
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tribune subscription Rnte.

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-sired Subscriptions may be given your regular
Ssaler before leaving or II more eonvenlant hand
IN Al TS1E TRIBUNE ofnce.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii be
repubished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
Special Notices.
Foreign Rates.

TRIwEEKLY viii be charged one cent a copy extra
postage IN addition the named above
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

4aIy { lso2 by the Rev Edgar Tlson il. Louise Ter
Frederick France Collins. OF the William and
Mary Peton Collins.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

points EarOpe countries IN Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE win mailed at the fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
Died.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
SINGLE CoPIE,

SINGLE COPIES
s1rNDAY centsI WEEKLY REVIEW ceat.
DAIfY cents TRI- WEEKLY. eenty
WEFFSi.Y FARMER3 centsi
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
DomrsfIc Rates.

By EARLY MAiI. TRAIN
For all pon-s the United states Canada ana MexcS
the bOr1uKls OF Manhattan and The
Also 10 cuba Porto Rice Hawaii and the Philippines.
without expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC


scNDA1 teCAt a m for Barbados. Guiana and
Para gasnc s1ss1c Per Gransense via Barbsd0s
Ae9NDAY t6l-At m. for Argentine. Uruguay ana
psI 4as' Per 5 : Casida: at for Bermuda
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5sTsr,sD4 savs1or Panama Canal Zone Cauca De-
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per 5. Ask mail must be directed per 5 Ask'N:
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NoTICE-Five per half ounce In addition to the
waTded BY the Supplementary Mails, letters de-
tries after the Closing OF the Regular Mall
unless additional postage fully prepaid thereon
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantc Mzils also
French steamers whenever the sailings
Boxes On @ 5Re PisS- I % of the @ German a Lines sshs a as @ @
half Before sailing tis and close Ten iuuts5 Ssf5rs
SaIf eu5 re i Gy 2,rS "a TfiSs 5s gss I S Ssn5s 5
steamers double postage Oe5ters 10 ha
other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

For once those pocket pieces proved unlucky.
said the belated citizen he stood in the subway
entrance at the City Hall one snowy night, ruful-
lv gazing at three battered coins. i've carried
that Canadian cent. that old American half cent
and that billiard check for years. Just now had
a few dimes, nickels, quarters and half dollar
with them l pulled out the handful to get
nickel for fruit out there, and just as opened
my palm I slipped, and away few the coins In the
snow / made quick clutch in the air and saved
three OF them. The rest l couldn't ind in the
snow and uncertain light. OF course, the only
ones I saved were these confounded pocket pieces.
Forbes Robertson. who has made success THIS
season under the direction OF Klaw Erlanger In
Henry V. Esmond's new play, Love and the MAN.
viii begin a brief engagement in This play at The
Knickerbocker Theatre Monday evening. February
90 supported by his London company, when
includes Ian Robertson, Leon QuarterInalie FRANK
Rorke Miss AIadge Macintosh. III. NJ. Fraser and
Miss Dora Harker.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-05

:" ,DYors cs,y .. tn. DAILY .as
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-07
Estate of Mary F. lockwood
Notice of Settlement and Application

Notice of Settlement and Application
for Distribution.
CTATE OF VERMONT, In PROBATE
ODistrict of Bennington, ss. Court heid az
the Probate office in Bennington within ana ioI
the District of Bennington Aforesaid on the TIN
day of July A. D. 1908.
Present, JOHN V. CARNEY. Judge,
John Robinson, administrator OF the estate OF
Mary f. lockwood, late of Bennington, IN SAID
district, deceased presents his admlnlsua
tion account for examination and allowance, ana
makes application for decree OF distribution
and partiiion OF the estate OF SAID deceased.
Whereupon 1t is ordered by said Court, that
said account and said application be referred 70
n session thereof to be held at the Probate VI
Ace aforesaid, on the oath day of July, A. D. 1908
for hearing and decision thereon; And II Is
further ordered, that notice thereof be given u
ali PARTIES Interested by publication OF the same
three weeks successfully In the Ben
ningtou Evening Banner, newspaper
nmhlished at Bennington, previous 10
spsid time appointed for hearing, that
they may appear at said time and place,
and show cause II any they may have, why sald
account should not be allowed, ana such decree
'' A record whereof is ordered to be made.
A''' Attest. JOHN v. CARNEY, Judge.
A true copy of the original record,
Attest. JOHN V.CARNEf, Judge
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-07
Everything
FOR THE -
Hot Weather

Our two Stores with all departments full
of the latest and choicest articles to be had
are at your disposal, with the prices low. If
you will examine the quality and finish OF
our ready-made garments You will be con-
WINGED they are superior to most others and
our prices are better than any mark-down
sale we know of.
Lawn Waists CSC to 1926
Silk Waists Sl.3S to $40
Silk Shirt Waist Suits are 60
ing fast at our low prices 1925 to $500
White Wash Shirtwast Suits
in linen and lawn $1.9S to $50
Here are two specials that cannot be beat
en- anywhere in quality and price:
Lawn Shirt Waist Suit white with
black dot only Sl.25
Pongee Color Suit only S1.5O
White Linen Suits with the long coat,
prices $3.50 to $1o.25. New Mohair Shirts,
with AZ cores, only $5.9S. Prices talk and
ours talk the loudest
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-07
9C==SALE==l9C
Commencing Thursday, June y
Al 8 O'clock A. NJ, Lasting SIrb Business Days

Our numerous patrons who have taken
advantage OF our previous Iec sales will hail
with delight this announcement. The graft
flying results of our previous I9c sales have
encouraged us TO plan this one on broader,
holder lines than we have ever attempted
before Strictly new. seasonabe merchan-
disc was positively never before offered at
such amazingly low prices. Verify this as
sertion by visit 10 our store during this sale
You really cannot afford to miss these Ioc
bargain opportunities il you care in the least
for true economy.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
KAISER SENT GREETINGS.
Wished America Happy Nezc
Year-Praised Presidents Policy.

Berlin. Jan. 1.-Ambassador Tower called at
the palace to-day to present his New Years
congratulations to the Emperor and Empress OF
Germany.
II desire" said Emperor William. TO send to
the President and people of the United States
my wishes for fortunate and happy New Year
President Roosevelt is leading the American
people to an advanced position of power and
influence in the world. Germany looks upon
the increasing greatness Of the United States
without concern because Germany has nothing
but friendly feelings toward the people of the
United States"
The Emperor alluded to the recent unveilins
OF the statue Of Frederick the Grear az Wash
ington
General Won Loewenfeld.'' said he, has told
me with what kindness he was treated He
was really overwhelmed by the warmth of his
reception and at the good will shown him by
every one he met. His account Of what he
saw and how he was received gratifed me very
much I appreciate it,
During the conversation. which continued some
time. the Emperor said:
wish that an arrangement could be made
under which American professors could come To
our universities and deliver courses of lectures
each year, and for German professors TO go to
American universities and deliver lectures there
Mr. Tower replied that he felt confident the
suggestion would be welcomed in America, and
he assured the Emperor that he would be happy
to assist in carrying 1t out
Emperor William received the Ambassadors ir
the Marine Salon, a small apartment. and only
the, and Chancellor Won Bulow We're present
After the FL llpar9r and Cosnt Won RulolS with
fIie ladies' -ir-vvaiting. entered and talked viii
each Ambassador.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
FUND OF 5000 RAISED.
TRIBUTE FOUNDER.
HoIu Comml,Church Not0 Has
!9umc;et' It's Work.

Announcement vaoe yesteroay AZ 0
,,orrt,,, ,a-,,,oo :, ,urch of the Holy Com
,nunion bv the r the Rev. Henry DR.
NTo++A+ +bo+ +be nberg endowment fund
90 s1no ooO had balpIeted. The movement
for the creation ofund was begun by an
aporvr,ous we'll v.of the church. who Of
fo.ad ~ s,,hsor,bs1O provided that before
tbe ena of the $4,000 additional was
ror++oo,,,,. -rhp pers of the church con
+,ib,,+.d l,barsll,, working woman offered
q Ooo which NO one-half of all her saw
s, T~ha o4per lot accented. but wl1ar
,.sntIo,,as e,asz,, was SUBSIDIZED Iv.iHe
o,.a,. .r,al, parishioner went rom
ho,,.. e. ho,,.o ! pennies. that he might
have Eherewith the Gauss
Ru+ mariana +ye striking feature Of the
,,o,,e,,,e,,+ ,a,, response that came from
w,tbout the rbumbership. Regardless of
acct and cread came spontaneous and
.onarors con+rif. Even people who had
ro,,o- ,,,s,tad +bah were found to be among
~ oor,+r,n,,,orss large new endowment.
,rho o,a<,,,,,oaamed after and is trib-
- ., 4lo the late Rev. DR.. McAdarn
A,,o,,.,,,. ,1,,I.g. the founder of the
ot,Iroh tIo he as an absolutely free and
o,,o,, .h,,r,,, +o.eople, regardless OF sect or
denomination.
1,ba ,k,,,r.t, !. downtown and commercial
d,s+ri,t xU,the area bounded by Four
teenth and Twthird sts'' llIh anu Els
o,,ov +bir+ea,rches have abandoned tht
ne,gbborhood y the .ast thirty years. HOLY
C,ornmunion's lbership is recruited from
among all class people living in that part o
the city.
When. in 1ae church celebrated It's COLDER
jubilee. the ec presented the church aL eH
downent Of 100. So the church will EMO!
now the inclpf 100000, added to the con
tributions olworshippers. There is at pres
ent an enrdd of about four THOUSAND mol
viduaJs ofio LOO are communicate mem
bers Tbebols. clubs and guilds have
mann barsbf me thousand. The Penny Prov
,den+ Ranh over thirteen hundred depositor'
The MubI~e branch OF the New-York Puf
liz Unbranded and begun by this churci
circulated year 10000 volumes The WorE
inemen's { a beneficial and social organlzs
ton. whiclr1lbers about two hundred men
bars. ia th.three years old, and has paId OF
over S35.On benefits within that period
T,La.s HoaI and st. Johnland are the chi
dren OF th!other church
It is determination of the church 10 r
main whet is, among the people, studylr
their wanhd working for them.
The chu is visited by steadily inoreasiI
,,rrobers ralone OF church members. Sho
pers along, avenue are constantly In and
of the chu ,,,,,, vi.
Bishop wilmington. who as a young man ,,v w
q teacher the Sunday school Of the churc
TraSe an aess of congratulation at the NOR
inq seryiceMessages OF congratulation we
..aeai11ed -.le n Bishop Potter and Bishop Gre
Dr. Mottet his sermon said he had received
check fromRorar Catholic
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
BURIED RUSSIANS SATED.
japanese Losses Small in Capture of
lSnng-Sku-Shan.

Toxic. Jan. (2:3O p. m).-It is reported that
the Japanese are following up their successes in
the capture of Rihlung and -Shu-Shan.
They have captured the observation ridge be-
hind Sung-Shu-Shan slight resistance being
shown by the Russians. 1t is reported that the
losses of the assaulting party in the attack on
Sung -Shu-Shan were small. Every indication
points to a material weakening of the defensive
power of the garrison at Port Arthur.
A telegram from the besieging army at Port
Arthur received to-day says:
Through an opening at the entrance into the
bombproof in the gorge at Sung-Shu-Shan all
the entombed Russians were gradually brought
out The rescued number two officers and over
one hundred and sixty men According TO the
prisoners, about hundred and fifty coTpses
are buried under the debris caused by the eX-
plosion of our mines The trophies taken in
clude field and machine guns not yet enumer-
ated.
At o'clock on Saturday morning our sapping
body in front of the east fort on Pan-Lung- Shan
blew up part of the old Chinese wall, and is
now constructing defence works there
New-York tribune., 1905-01-02
CRNEGIES SURPRISE.
Nezcsof His S96S, 900 Gift to Mary
Lnd Institute Made Public

BaItimre. Jan 1.-Soon after the fire of last
Februar the trustees OF the Maryland Insti-
tute. wich was entirely destroyed, made a
statemer Of their losses to Andrew Carnegie
and askd his aid. The correspondence which
resulted has led to the generous proposition
containe in the following letter. now made
public a New Years gift TO the citizens Of
BaItirnor New vigor is thus assured to an
institutio which for many decades has been
of tnestinb!e service to the people Of Baltimore.
The letr is as follows
December s. 1904.
NV Dei Mr.. Gilman: Yours Of December
received AS l understand the situation. the
total assetof the Maryland Institute are S263,-
400: i e. lsurance $4,000; endowment, S1S,-
600: cont1ltion from the State. Sllo,OoO
The cit,af Baltimore furnished the institute
with a sit and it seems reasonable TO expect
that II wod not do less when the institute is
ready to Tuid
/ presun that an amount equal to what II
has now S; 1868 900 would provide suitable
huilding t. site being given by the city III
this be arr ged il will give me great pleasure
IN furnish at sum. which would duplicate the
oSsats for erection Of building. Very truly
yours ANDIIEN O<aE4>Hdli1