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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
 District of Connecticut. WHEREAS, on the 9th day of May, 1905, Charles w. Chadwick, and John Chadwick Chadwick Brothers) of Calais, Maine, filed their libel in the district court of the United States for the district of Connecticut, against the schooner F. H. Odiol g, her boats, tackle, apparel and furniture, in a cause of supplies, civil and maritime. AND WHEREAS, by virtue of process in due form of law, to me directed, returnable on the 18th day of May, 1905, I have seized and taken the said schooner F. H. Odiorne, and have her in my custody.
 Notice is hereby given, that a district court will be held in the United States court room in the city of Hartford, at 12 o'clock noon, on the 18th day of May, 1905, for the trial of said premises, and the owner or owners, and all persons who may have or claim any interest, are hereby cited to be and appear at the time and place aforesaid, Sto show cause, if any they have, why final de- cree should not pass as prayed
 EDISON s. BISHOP,
 IL g. Marshall. By WILLIAM |. PARMELEE,
 His Deputy. James D. Dewell, Jr. Proctor for Li- bellant.
 Dated this 9th day of.May. 1905. me St
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AUCTION SALE.

THE PECK & BISHOP CO storage
 auction sale at their warehouse, 6S7
 Chapel Street, commencing 10 a. m,s Wednesday, May 10th. nl5-tf
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FOR RENT.

AT SOUTH END, near Silver Sands, small farm, suitable for market gar den, with comfortable house, just rem sound. Pleasant place for summer residence. Inquire of
 m6 7t* W. l.. EVERIT, 8 Eld St.
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FOR RENT.

THE popular "Pochong House." situat- ed in Westbrook, right on the water front of Long Island Sound. Fur nished throughout, 10 minutes from P. O.. Stores, Depot and telegraph station An opportunity for the right party to do a fine business. Ap- ply to D. W. Grosvenor, Westbrook,
 Conn a21-7tp
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White Goods

White Checked Cambric, desira- ble for aprons and childrcn's dress es--valuc roc. special 7c.
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Patent stove Brick are cheapest.
FOR. SALE.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SURREyS. with canopy tops, or open, straight side or cut under bodies, in steel, rub x Der, pneumatic and cushion tires, at Frederick Howshield's Carriage Re- pository, 174 to 206 Bassett St.
 rn6-7t
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Perfume

Triple Extract Perfumes. q nice variety of choice adors-value asc an ounce, special I7c.
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R. IT. MALLORY; AucTroNEER,

N u' NHzhht1oht N ' " E, ..
 WILL sell at 11e4 Chapel street (near York) Monday ?. m, hallstand, par Tor pieces, side board, dining table, chairs, desk, wardrobe, couches, chamber furniture, rockers, carpets, draperies, bedding, ranges, stoves, ice- r box, crockery, etc. Antique mirror and a few other pieces. ms 2tf
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FURNISHED House of 12 rooms, pleas .antly located in Bethany, Midway be- tween New Haven and Waterbury Large horse barn. Rent $50 for season. Inquire of Brown & Durham. s4 a 20 if
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( to TO P. M. Suits and Skirts

Light Weight Coat Suits-wo- mems and misses sizes - in one of the seasons favorite fab rics, medium and dark colored checks-value $ss.so. special Sr5.5o.
 Black Satteen Petticoats. deep fiounce. some finished with ruffies, and others with accordion plating "a handsome sr.s5 skirt, special 7sc.
 Wash Petticoats. in pretty stripes, deep flounce-value soc. special 3ec. 5
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amamts.

One eent . word for each insersion. Eve cents word for fall week. seven times.
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glisceII IIattenrts.
II. B. MALLORY
MAssAGn. ,.

MISS LEEKE, graduate c. T. S., 2s7 Dixwell Ave. Car to Charles St. Lat- est methods, best results, in all branches of massage, electric. mag netic. Face and neck wrinkles remov- ed in six treatments. Falling hair checked and color restored. Hours day and evening.
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WANTED.

A COMPETENT general housework girl Tor Cape Cod. Must be a good cook
 ms 2f 5O2 Chapel. Room s14.
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WANTED.

TENOR and contralto for church quar- tet. LEOPOLD,
 mo 55 Insurance Building.
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oay tells special desirable asonabe goods anpropte style quality Some the offerings day. M Come and see theu those who ecomew will buy.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MAYr6. .7. s Rises 4:42 | Moon Sets H'h Water s Sets 6:55 S:49 F a. m.
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nEEIcEs ID IET
FAcToRY FOR sALE.

THREE STORY BRICK factory, State and Mill River Streets. Complete with engine, boiler, shafting, etc.
 Geo. G. Prentice 6 Co.,, Lenox St, Fair Haven m2-7tp
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-wANTED.

naMlLfr a,st E WASHING taking home or 20
 out. 2S2 Goffe Street. first floor, m3-ztp
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WANTED.

EXPERIENCED alteration hands on Maa e4aas and suits. at once. The Chas.
 -'tSo' So' m5-2d
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DESIRABLE RENTS
sOR RENT

FIVE ROOMS. 2d floor, with modern
 improvements, and in perfect order. Inquire 21 Avon Street. a26-3tp
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EszxEaxzNN

FOR SALE. COVERED business wagon, $25.00.
 mt St* Bamforth, 127 Meadow St.
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WANTED.

GlhLS dt to work on foot presses. ApnIv
 at olrouse, Adler & Co. 60 Court st.
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WANTED.

one, two and f,va
 nee9le sewing machine Operators,
 AApply at Strouse, Adler & co. So ll --..oEl -.SouEl Street. a22tf
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EMBODIMENT AGENCY-Take notice. Mrs. $ A. Gladwin has moved from l02 Orange Street to 902 Chapel St, Room No. GA, New Malley Building. The best help, also the best place to find situations. city of country. Hours S:30 a. m. to D. m.
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MANTEn.

ENERGETIC workers everywhere to
 dlstrlpute circulars, samples and ad- xerIising matter. Good pay. No can wasting. Cooperative Adyertisine- co New York. rns rS s.'
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MANTEn.
WANTED
WANTED.

AN EXPERIENCED woman to +a1
 care of children; willing to 20 to the 1e mountains for the summer. Refer ehces required. Also a waitress fs,r month. Apply 43 Trumbuii Street.
 m5-3tu
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w ash Goods

Figured voiles. white and colored grounds with white and colored fig ures, a nice fabric for shirt-waist suits and waists--value Ioc. special 7e.
 Dress Ginghans. light, dark and medium colorings. in checks and stripes: desirable patterns for waists, shirt-waist suits. children's dresses and boys. blouses--value Sc, special SC.
 Cotton challies. in colored stripes, dots and scroll patterns value SC. special 4c. 5
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WANTED.

SLEEMAN,s RELIARLE EMPIoY MENT AGENCY,763 Chapel Et.. sstSh- nshed 20 years. Largest, best in the state Best male and female heip for any and all kinds of work Sent any- where. Open evenings. Tel. 2S22.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Automobile show az Herald square Exhibition Hall.
Biennial convention brotherhood of Andrew and
Philip Vest End Presbyterian church.
ernors Island. 2:30 2. m 49,
Lnnual meeting the NeW-York Diet Kitchen Asso-is
iioIi- No 1A9 West Fifty -eighth-st., 5 p. m
Memorial services for William H. Baldwin jr Church
q ths Messiah, Thirty f0urth-st. ana Psrk-ave, 4
lecture at Teachers College h rroeezs
!odga "Fauits Modern Teaching Of the CLASSICS
Aiiioank Chapel 4:3O =. III.
Meeting Of Executive Board NeW-Yor State Fedora
ls0 West Fifty ninth ST; reception, Hotel Bresin
evening.
Washington Heights Taxpayers Association meeting
Bronx church Club. % Battery ArTnory Bathgate-
Address by Clinton Rogers Woodruff Of Philadelphia
president Of the American Civic Association on The
National Arts CUB No 81 West Thirty -fourlh-sr-.
evening
Farmers Club Horticultural Section Of the American
institute monthly meeting, No - Vest Forty fourth
Free by /. Wobarst on THE Great white
Ilagus' Mems Social Club Of Grace Chapel. No. s15
East Thrteentil-st.. 8.15 p. m
Reception q The Harlem Democratic Cub Harlem Ca
sino, evening.
Central Republican Club meeting. Oae-hundred- and
twenty -segeHth-st. and Lenox-ave.. ? m.
Free lectures Of Education, 2. m: High
school Of Commerce, Sxty-siNJh st, Of Broad
tgatec). Board OF Education. PaTt-ave Fifty
nlnthst-, Professor John : Mckay. The Units
institute FOurth-aye. and Eighth-st. Or. Merrill T.
Gates Education for Power; Young Mems Christian
ftS-s WiIisa Z Mason B li tbs T55e5T elS 5J
Mohawk Niagara Falls ullusIratedD. Young Mems
Alice \. Chesley. BRITTANY Normandy ana
Channel Islands Clustrat6d).
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STAGE AFFAIRS.

a performance Of Twelfth Night will be given
at the KnickerbOcker Theatre this afternoon. Miss
Viola Allen acted in this comedy In February last
year. She gives expert performance Of Viola
prim. hard, and artificial, but of course, earnest
and delicate There IS one in her company who
can act MalvoliO or Sir Toby, or Sir Andrew as
those parts ought TO be acted but certain humorous
scenes carry themselves. Even Mr.. Ben Greet
could not entirely spoil MalvOlio, and Mr.. Handy
side tumbling over the furniture has been known
to cause laughter.
The Savoy Theatre viii be opened tonight and
Mr. Augustus Thomas's new play. Mrs. Lefang-
wells Boots Will be presented there. Miss
Agathe Barsescu at thu Irving Place Theatre. VIII
TINS evening, provide the German public with that
pIGuant refreshments. ''NIadga-" Mr.. ole
Bang viii emerge the Manhattan stage, Monday
afternoon. and give recital, in Norwegian, OF
Peer Gynt" by Heinrich Ibsen. with music BY
f1eFr Steig- This should dinuse JOY Albert
CheVaIer comes 20 the Circle Theatre next week.
Miss Ida Conquest, now offered a star
performer. will appear at the Liberty Theatre, on
January Is, in The Money Makers" Next
SATURDAY night will bring Mr. Jefferson de Angels
10 the Lyric Theatre, in ''Fantana-H
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Ne. 794 Broad-st
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COUNT B0NI MEETS KAISER
castsIIanes Visit Berlin to attend
Their German Uncle's Funeral.

,.sth IS laying heavy hand upon the relatives
-. he Castellanes this winter. No sooner had
r-t Boni 6e Castellane and his two brothers
.nrned from attending the funeral OF their uncle.
80 Anthony RadziNil. az Berlin where they
- presented by their widowed aunt "a Castel-
= nv BIRTH 10 the Kaiser than they were called
=. "a follow 20 the grave at Paris their grand
=, the aeed Countess dc BeRulaincourt dangh-
- ~ tie Narechsl &c Casteliane and his biog-
~ She was a wonderful old woman had
-, rnRuy 0s the surviving members OF the
- of Louis XVI and OF Queen Marie An
&c had been Z friend CT the great Talley-
- n Chopin and o. Neyerbeer, aid as Msrouise
!. 0ontades was one OF the famous beauties Of the
- ~ King Louis Philippe and afterward Of
,,-,leon II who was among her warmest ad-
-, even long before he became Emperor. After
- sss.ll Of the Marquis de Contades, who ike
= seures prominently IN the memoirs OF Viol
--.-sl ana Of other annals Of the Third Empire,
- -,sr-ed zen seconde noces" Count Beaula!n-
-. military attacle Of the French Embassy at
-,--,- where he was killed by a fan from his
-. From that time forth-that is 10 say. for
s-l,5 Of nearly half a century-her salons at
- in winter and her Chateau d'Acosta in the
ss+Ds-et-0ise in Sumner were the rendezvous Of
m tbat vas most distinguished in the literary.
-, and social lie Of France.
rhs Caste,lanes VIII therefore he IN mourning
.so,,rbout The season. mourning being much more
--etir observed ia France than either in England
y m This country. Boni dc castellane's visit TO
s.-,n was the first one which he has paid since
t,s marriage and DE had never lad an opportunity
- meeting the Kaiser before
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OnlciaI Record end dFOrecast-Washington. Jan. 10
While pressure abHormaIly high the Rocky
Mountains has been marked decrease the in
tenslty cold since Monday night. although
temperatures stiu low for
alone and central Rocky Mountain regions the central
Valley greater pCrcn OF the lake region. varying
20 degrees below the seasonal Tha
moved 10 Northern Arizona, with
colsidera be intensity causing general
tho middle and southern plateau. the central
Ohio Valley There also rains Non
day night Guif and South Atlantic States
ana Middle Atlantic states. New England
and the lower lake region.
on the New England coast the winds VIII be fresh
north tho Middle Atlantic Coast fresh 70
brisk northeast; the South Atlantic Coast fresh north
20 east the Guf Coast fresh southeast 10 SOUTH
anc Lake Michigan variable becoming northeast and
increasing ~ Thursday. -
Steamers Departing Wednesday for European ports VIII
have fresh north northeast winds with fair and colder
weather. 20 the GTaud Banks
Forecast for Special LOcaiitieS.-For the District of
Columbia. cloudy colder to-day. IN after
night Thursday SNOW; fresh northeast winds.
Tor Delaware. increasing cloudiness to-day, snow or
afternoon night; Thursday rain;
brisk northeast winds
For Eastern Psnnsy !vana, increasing coudlness to
day colder IN southeast portion. by might; Thurs
Gay snow. fresh north 70 northeast winds
FOR evg-EngGnd. fair and colder to-day; Thursday
snow warmer the fresh northwest 10 north
FOR Eastern New-Yori. partly cloudy tonight; colder
in portion. at night THURSDAY: fresh
north northeast winds
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GRoCERYMAN FOR MINISTER.
Church of Many Denominations Again in
Tempest.

St PauTs Church, at Roosevelt, Long Island
which has been under Episcopal. Baptist and Con-
gregatioual supervision in the last few years Is
again in the midst of tempest, and has dispensed
with the services of the Rev J. NJ. Finch Mr..
Finch contends that he has another year TO serve
He has been-replaced temporarily by James Jenkins
groceryInan OF Freeport. who acted as pastor last
Sunday and served the Communion Many of the
members have now Joined the Episcopal and other
churches
Mr Finch took charge Of the church for the Con-
eregationaIists at their solicitation ana asked no
couDeusation Affairs went along smoothly, and
ne went away last year. In his absence Messrs
Carman and jenkins, with number OF Freeport
and Rockville Centre friends, who had joined the
church the spring, assisted Evangelist Harris In
church service. According reports ths meetings
were more the Methodist order than the Congre-
gationaL New members added result OF
the revival meetings, and when Mr. Finch returned
from his trip abroad he found new element
strongly ia evidence throughout his flock. At the
annual meeting in August the Carman and Jenkins
faction got increase of trustees from three 20
seven and also The deacons and deaconesses We're
Increased. IT is zad. They thus got the balance or
power il the government OF the church.
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Special Notices
rronnrea hr Millions

The total admissions the Worlds Fair isoGO-
oc - mis- number approx ately 100000 officers
ehibror colcessionares and employees 6OuO0OO
residents Louis and lAVouV VUO nosnssdentz Esti
each visited The Fair
go rs il would appear that 100000 people
ous in the seven months. and during same
period more than 10000 people passed through the
heser-T,isci Never before has establishment
.sen honOrei by visitors and II is say
tbaT al least one-hah Of the people who came ST.
themselves OF the opportunity inspect
greafest plant OF kind Ia the world
1904 was banner year IN the history Of the An
heuser-Busch Brewing Assn It's sales being 1865 Ilf
berrsis OF beer showing FcTease Of lea $40 barrels
Isrre- output would o
fteritv of the larger bTeNeTies OF this
Is the able because The
ist wear thc long winter ard abnormaly cool
srauer was decidedly on year for the beer business
Tbs total gain for United
fer about 9OOO1 barrels thus proving Anhauser
s increase I6 s49 barrels about 2usb of that
or an breWeries combined. such exceptionally good
showing only be attributed 20 the excellence OF their
products the treatment Of their patrons
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rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

The schedule OF closing Of TransDaclhc Aaiis Is
ranged pralpton - tnar uniaf errapted' over
nd transit port ~ 5al4ns The nnel couaecring
nails texcept Registered lFsHsacio Mails Shich close
Jspsn Korea CHINA ana specially addressed mail fo-
Islands. VIA Seattle, close az D. jan
uarv II Tor dlsualch per steamship Aa1asawa Marl-
Japan Korea China ana specially dressed mail for
ishil.ppiae Islands via Tacoma CLOSE az ? m jan
uary - fer dispatch per s. s. HeeA~s
Hawaii Iauan China and f1ilupine Islands VIA
san Francisce. close a. u- January lo for dis
I,5rrh per stearus liD Maucnuria
r4sSaii VIA san Francesca. e1se az 9 January rs
~ dsuatcn per steamship A-an1ela-
Jasn Except Parces2t Nails. Alvea. China and Phil
al D. m. January Il Cor dispatch per Steamship
a-rnuress of Japan
rh5pas Islands and Guam. Franclsco close a.
3 % IN. JzuuaFe II for cispatcn per = 3 Transport
Hawaii Japan Korea. china and Fliprine islands VIA
san Fran1isco. close az Q p a. January = Tor Dis
-, laitas5 s.strha ,exeept Wesp NsW~calsdonis.
samoa Hawaii aat specially addressed mai Tor y
Islands Francis~o. closes a. : p m January =
tsrer CARVING mail for NeNLealanc does
r,t arrive connect vita tais aisPatc e1tf@
mails-closng az $50 a m. 30 a n @11 y. -.
sundavs at a. o a. m ana p Hi--@in p
mace up forwarded until the aFriNA et ne S-As4
rs tsIs ana specially a,iiressed for Australia
close . p Iaau2sy - lof dlsPatea per ses~1s'-2
a. 7 sf.-,se=as Isiaals via san Fraaeisco. eloss
~ y ul sFsa-y f1E dzPatch Per steaaseip mar
,ssara sseept Nsrehssansl EastsEa siberia . a.
,eTs F-sles- etherNIse addressed Wcsr Australia .
ro-v-ari.i "A Earape -.eala-a =an rFaletscQ
and eertaia pisces n Tire cn1ese row et
efslfv addressed avia Eurupe nu1t be ta.y pset-a-
at tie fareisn rates Hawaii p taFNaFiea Va san
rs-'l- WILLIAM r WILCOX. FostnAastsr.
PostorIce. New-Xork- y T. January L -
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bids him Reign in love" And they are gay. so
that the player King cries out: open the case
ment Let in the sun, II you play fair and set no
trap for mel For il is dull!' "At the Kings COM
mand." she answers: and in those words she or
dams her fate; for Adrea never look upon the
sun without loss of her vision She hings the
easement wide. and. in the sudden blaze OF light
goes blind: and when the agony is past and night
has once come. she stagge-s to the throne
and cries. Long live the Kingp' For still the law
Of succession is inexorable And so Prince Vasha
reigns; expiation is maoe; and Adrea Is once more
only Adrea OF Already
New-York tribune., 1905-01-11
ALARMED BY FIRE NEAR HOSPITAL
Patients at the Willard Parker Frightened
Soon Quieted. However

] Ime Yesterday IN coal barge. docked near the
Willard Parker Hospital. at East sixteentb-s+
frightened the sixty patients in the hospital who
mad seen the flames through the windows Nurses
and attendants Quieted them.
1T, Henry L. Lyman, house surgeon of the hos
pllal, noticed the blaze. He summoned The crew
oI the barge and directed them 10 turn water on
j. j. a policeman also turned in fire alarm. The
& &Pasietlas f on Iae second floor had seen the blaze
ana Tor a few minutes there was considers hla e,
citement- When the fro-pen arrived the flames
We're out The loss Res Elo1.
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TRANsATL.ANrIc MAILS

WEDNESDAY 0D-At $50 a. m Europe. per 4 !.
leutonie via Queenstown and Liverpool. T.3O
for Netherlands direct per Stajendam dnan nuss
Ss directed per s.. 5. Statenda1n''
II. t.SsEA4 CA a m for France. Switzerland.
i1ay Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Brit
lsn india, per = s Ia Touralne. Havre (maH fo-
TOuraine'l
SATURDAY d4}-At $50 m Complementary a. m
lor Europe, 5. Lsucania. via Queenstown and
Liverpool; Al m. Complementary 930 a. M for
Europe, per = Muuehaha, via Southampton. a
so a. N. fer Belgium direct. > 5. Iceland
must - directed 'per Zeeland''t, $50 a.
Tor italy direct. s. Princess Irene mail must
pc dirscted per s. 8. Princess Irene az $50 m
Tor Azores Islands. S. s Republic tmztI for Italy
must be directed per s. 5. ReVubfc'l, $50 a M
for scotland direct Per Furnessia tual "a
directed per s. s. Furressa'J.
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Posromes Notice.

Should be read DAILY by an interested. changes
may occur any time)
Forgn mails for the week ending January IA 1906 viii
close PROMPTLY in all eases) General Postoea
- o4lows Parcespost mails close earlier than
eloslng time shown below PareelspOsr mails for Ger
many close at D o 8. Casss,
January 10 5 krduprinz Wilhelm.
regular and Supplementary at
Iuh tcorner OF West and Morton
nan closing time shown below texeept supplementary
mans Tor Europe and Central America Colon
one hour later az Foreign station}