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New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Start Of the ocean yacht the EmperOrB
cup. ais p.
the Rev. F. B. Meyer. of London, Bible
Teachers Training School noon
Meeting of the Board Of Aldermen city Hail. p m.
Annual meeting election NewYok Institution for
the instruction Of the Deaf and Dumb Washington
Heights, p N.
dwelling Of window by the New.Y9rk State Society
Daughters Of the Revolution St Luke's Home Broad
way 11Ath-st., ..
Conference establishment OF independent
tive theatre, LYRIC Hall, eth-ave, near 4lst-st.
American Bible League Convention Marble Collegiate
Church, p.
National Society Therapeutics closing meet
ing, No. $50 West 59th-st-, s8O p m.
Mass meeting to discuss 1.-THE Problem city, Car
nege Hall evening
New-York chronological Society meeting Museum OF
Natural History, p m
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
REQUESTS TO MANY INSTITUTIONS.
G. w. slagle Left Money to Colleges, Semi
naries, Hospitals and Churches.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUEB.l

Baltimore, May 15.-The will Of Charles W.
Slagle, filed here to-day, contains bequests to many
religious and charitable institutions. Mr.. Sagle.
who died recently, was a leading grain merchant a
native Of Southern Pennsylvania.
The beQuests include $500 to the Lutheran Theo-
logical Seminary at Gettysburg. Penn; $500 to the
theological department of Susduehanna University;
$500 to the classical department Of the same uni
versity; $3.50 to Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg
Penn. $500 to the Board Of Home Missions of the
Lutheran Church. York, Penn; $500 for the Board
of Church Extension of the Lutheran Church; $500
to the Parent Education Society, in the Lutheran
Church; $100 to ST. Matthews Evangelical Lutheran
Church Hanover, Penn; 500 to the Missionary So
mans Aid and southern Educational Society; 500
to Drew Theological Seminary, Madison, n. J.. 500
to the Philadelphia Episcopal Hospital $500 to the
Methodist Episcopal Hospital, Brooklyn, n. y;
$500 to Dickinson College, Carlisle Penn. 500 to the
Sunday School Union Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, New-York, ard $500 TO Hartwick Seminary,
Hartwick, n. Y,
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
BUST PAY DIVORCED wIFE's BILLS
Milliner Wins Suit for $2,248 so Against
Miss H. C. Gallatin's ex-Husband.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNBI

WIIkesbarre, Penn, May ia milliners bill Of
s. 23 90 contracted in 1902 by Mrs. George X Davis
who has since been divorced and has resumed her
maiden name Miss Helen c. Gallatin, and returned
TO New-York City. must be paid by her husband,
George K. Davis. OF this city, so the Supreme
Court ruled to-day.
It IS said that one Of the causes for the divorce
was his protest against the way she spent money.
He left her IN June 1902. In October he paid
Miss Anna Levison bill Of $780, contracted by his
wife. who, the same month. contracted another
Tor s2243 20. This Davis refused to pay. It in
Guided s., 80 for TWO dresses; 500 for waist and
there some smaller articles. MISS LeYison
sued and won. Davis. il april, 1904. asked for a
trial, and three days later his wife began &C
ton for divorce charging desertton- He made de-
fscce. He IS the son OF A J. Davis. the coal
Cneraror o. this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
FORMER TOMB DWELLER Ill.
Jonathan Reed, of Brooklyn, Has third
Shock at Valley Falls.
[pY rELEaRApH 20 rHE TRIBuNE.l

Troy n. Y, May 15.-Jonathan Reed, who for
several years lived in a mausoIeum in Evergreen
Cemetery, Brooklyn, in which lay the body Of his
wife, is critically i'll at the home of his nieces at
Valley Falls. While visiting there Saturday he
sustained third stroke Of paralysis.
Mr. Reed became well known from his long resi-
dence in the tomb. which had been fitted up as a
living apartment. The wffe's body is encased in a
coffin OF glass. Mr.. Reed lived there almost con-
tinuously attracting the attention Of thousands Of
paralysis left him IN q helpless condition. He was
found the steps of the tomb and taken to a
hospital.
Mr.. Reed conversed freely to-day with n reporter,
saying that he awaiting death, which would
nlents, he said were completed. to the seec-
ton OF a coffin.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
MIR. M1LBANK GIVES 100000 MORE.
Adds It to 100000 Already Bestowed on
PEOPLES Palace.

Joseph Ailbank has given 100000 to the Jersey
City Peoples Palace in addition to his original gift
of 100000 The Peoples Palace, made possible by
the generosity of Mr.. Milbauk, is TO be formally
presented TO the trustees Of the Society Of the
First CONGREGATIONAL Church Of Jersey City, Of
which the Rev. DR.. John L Scudder is pastor, next
Saturday afternoon.
The formal exercises are to be held at $3.50 o'clock
in the auditorium of the Palace, at Bergen-ave
and Forest-st The speakers will be the Rev. DR..
Josiah Strong, the Rev. DR.. K. b Tupper, Dr.
Scudder, and ". d Murphy. of the Union League
Club The building will be open for inspection from
10 to 10
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE - Mordeeai T; Bndicott,, Of the
United States Panama Commission, Washington.
ASTOR-Lloyd 8. Tenny Washington; Captain I.
c. Eyarts, Boston BRESL.IN-C. c. McCuloch.
1r, Z. S. A EARLINGTON-Sherman Evarts,
Windsor. Vt FIFTH AYENDE E-S K Ford. Ken
MURRAY HILL-Arnold NJ. Spencer, Sheffield,
England. SEVILLE-The Bishop OF Yancton, Mex
leo. VICTORIA-Major J. a. Murray, Toronto.
WALDORF-ASTORIA-J. Warren Cutler Roches-
ter. WOLCOTT-H. Bussche. military attache Ger
man Embassy
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
MR.. WILLARD.
Harlem Opera House.

Harlem seemed to be the centre OF interest last
night While q new theatre was being opened
there, a large audience gathered az the Harlem
Opera House TO greet Mr. Z. S Willard n 1.-The
Adiddleman" This IS the closing week Of Mr.. Wiz
lsrd's present tour Of America, which has BEEN
usual profitable 10 him and 10 the American pub
JIG His impersonauon Of the indomtable and
sorely tried potter in Mr. Jones's fire melodrarna
needs no description now. nor can further praise
add 10 its dignity. II was gratefully witnessed
and warmly applauded last night Mr.. Willard
VIII appear IN various plays in his repertory DUR
srg the week
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
CARDINAL DEcoRATEs KAISER.

Metz May l5-Emperor William to-day received
Cardinal Kopp IN the military headquarters build
fig here, IN the presence OF Chancellor Won BuloW'
Prince HOhenIohe-Langenburg Governor Of Alsace-
Lorraine and a number Of Bishops for the cere-
rlOny OF copferring the Emperor the order OF
the Holy Sspulchre. bestowed BY the Patrlarch 9t
Jerusalem IN commeEnoration Of the Kalser's Visit
70 Palestine in 1888 Tho Cardinal mace q brle-
speech, to which the Emperor responded Tne EN-
pegOr afterward gave a dinner, at which he was
seated between Cardinals Kopp and Fischer 6lSn-
Ops FTitzen and Benzler also were guests
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
OBITUARY NOTES.

watertown. N Y, May 15.-Robert Markwtck.
stytvsix wears old leading citizen OF Gouverneur
ana vicepresident OF the State Society for the Pre-
Ventton OF Cruelty to Children. died to-day from
Brights disease.
Boston. May Is (SPeciaD.-Edwin P. Does. a the
atrical manager in New-York last season. and for
merly press agent of the Columbia Theatre. Boston,
died suddenly to-day his home here. He was
native of Boston, and two years ago was with the
Frobmans going out year later with David
lHaruIn'' company as manager.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
CYRUS ARCHIBALD HEALY.

Cyrus Archibald Healy. nephew OF the late John
A. Livingston. who. with Russell Sage and the late
Philip Van Volkenburgh, organized the Fifth Ave
nue. Bank died at the home of his niece Mrs; Dr.
ing Mr. Healy was born at Rome n Y IN pnS,5 !SS5'
where he became we'll known in the grocery trace,
In his early manhood he to this city, 70 JON
the 7rrn OF Berger Hurlbut and Livingston OF
which he was a member until that firm Went OUT
OF business the sos. For more than thirty YEAR
Mr.. Healy had been we'll known In the wholesSHe
nolasses trade in lower Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
OBITUARY..
DANIEL HENRY CHASE.

D1ddletown, Conn. May 15-Daniel Henry Chase,
the Oldest graduate of Wesleyan University, who
as valedictorian of The class Of 1898 received the
first diploma issued by the newly founded Wes-
leyan College died to-day in his ninety-hrst year
He was a native of Hoosick. N. Y.
Some years after his college graduation Mr.
Chase opened a boys preparatory school here
which became one of the best known institutions
of its kind in the country Mr.. Chase continued in
close relations with Wesleyan until 1870 when he
retired from educational work. He founded the
Wesleyan Scientific Association IN 1852. His active
mem bership in the Methodist denomination began
in
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
MRS. THEODORE K. WILMERDINe.

Mrs Theodore x Wilmerding, who has suffered
froyo form OF loconotor ataxia for nearly ten
years died at her home. in Mount Vernon. yestsr-
day. Mrs. Wilmerdings maiden name was Nina L
FeyrIs her mother being Mrs. Oscar Livingstone
Her sister Mrs William Floyd7Jones is her only
survivtng relative. The funeral VIII probably be
on Tbursday at the WilInerding home, in Mount
Vernon The burial will be in the family vault in
Graan
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
SAMUEL HUM.

Cincinnati, May l5.-Samuel Hunt. president OF
the Detroit Southern Railroad and one OF the
trustees OF the Cincinnati Southern Railroad. died
at his home here to-day. He was about nifty years
old was native of Ohio, and for many years was
a resident of this city He had been president or
the old Detroit Southern Railway ana 2 upon s Ine
the receivership he again elected president OK
the new company, two weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
rRANsPAC1FTc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

The closing of Traspaeia Mails Is arrsased
on the presumption their uninterrupted overland
transit 10 port ot sailing The Glal connecting mails
texcept REGISTERED Trsnspaeidc Malls dispatched VIA
Vancouvsr Victoria Tacoma OF Seattle whieh close
D m previous day. cIOss at the General Postonice.
Jansn tsxcept Parcels-Post sias) Korsa- China and
Pbiinnine IsIands Vancouver and Victoria 3 c.
close al . p MAJ 10 for dispatch PET 3 3 E-nprssS
% Isian5s Australia Except NeW-CaIedQaia
Via Vancouver Victoria. y, - close AZ o >
Nav 20 for dispatch per $. s. hanuka
e n m May q for dispatch per e s MsI1poss -
Tanan Korea China specially addressed mall fo- the
tsbinrine Islands Via Seattle. close al 8 Nay
2l for dispatch per $. >. chswnnUt s,,
a. Fhppine Islands Francisco
49, % m. May - for dispatch per s. s. siberia
Hawaii via Francisco close at o p m Nay = ror
dlspaIch pr 9. 8. Alameda
Philippins Islands and Guam VIA san Franclsc close
~ 4 p M MAY % for dispatch Per u = Transport
Hawaii japan Korea. China and Philippine Islands. via
san close at p m June Tor Gispatcn Per
NSs taslan5 Australia except WesO. New-Caledona.
samoa. Hawaii and Fiji Islands Via san Francisco.
coss al g D m. June fer dispatch : Son0na-
IL Cunard steamer carving the briti-h man r
New-Zealand Goes not arrive In time 70 connect
this dispatch, mails-clOsiuE at $50 a. m. $50
a m and q D n sundays at 4,d0 a m. A. and
Q D m.-wtll be made uD and forwarded unul the ar
rival % the CUnard steamer.
except Mukden. NewchWang and Port Arthur
NOTF-AIuless otherwise addressed. West Australia Is
forwarded via Europe New-Zeal.1d francisco.
Gnd certain places the Chinese Province OF Hulnaa.
British India-the quickest routes Philippines espe-
the foreign Hawai- IS forwarded Via San Fran
cisco exclusively
Postofhce. Nsw-Hork. y. Y. May L. 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
A CHIHUAHUA FOR H. H. HARJEs.

H. II. Harjes. a business partner Of J. P. Morgan,
while passing through FL Paso. Tex. recently saw
some fine chihuahua dogs belonging 10 the station
agent. Hamilton Rayner. He had them brought
into his private and liked them 50 well that
Le picked out a puppy and ordered It saved for him
on his return trip. or his return from California,
Mr. EarJes, did not pass through Fl Paso, SO, ne
sent check for S150 70 Mr.. Rayner when he reached
AeM-York. TIE dog arElYed here Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
HiNenAMroN CHURCH CALLS HIM.

The Rev. Franklin B Edwards. assistant pastor
of the TonpSins Avenue Congregational Church.
Brooklyn. has been called 10 the pastorate Of the
First Congregational Church Of Binghamton That
Is TIE church from which the Rev, Dr. Macy Nc
Gee Waters. pastor OF the Tompkins-ayc. church,
came Brooklyn. Dr. Edwards has been preach
lag in Binghanton FIVE weeks.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
THANKS FROM Mr.. sHUBERT's BROTH
ERS

The sudden death Of Sam S. shubert has elected
30 wide an expression Of sorrow, taking form IN
thousands Of letters and kilograms, that his broth
have found themselves unable to reply individ-
ssIly 10 every one who has reached out hand Of
sympathy They wish. therefore, publicly to thank
their employees, their friends, the members OF the
theatrical profession all over the world, and the
general public for words Of comfort and encour-
RGeuent
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
COUNTRY FATHERS FOR "aRAB" Bills
alfred R. conkling Says City Legislators
Dodge Such Responsibilities.

At the Republican Club in 4Oth-st. last evening
several questions were discussed and eight resident
and sixteen nonresident members were elected t.
membership at the monthly meeting In an address
On New Business" Alfred r. ConkIing denounced
the practce OF up-the-State members of the Iegis-
lature introducing grab" bills affecting Nevv-yorl,
City. Wv AN-N
The franchise stealers." he said do not dare
introduce their bills through New-York CITY leris
Eitors; and the Republican Club ought to go on
record in disappearing this practice
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
MUNICH PAPER susPENps-

Berlin. May 16.-It is announced that the Munich
"Allegemeine Zeitung" win suspend publication on
July l. This is OF the oldest and most re-
spected daily newspapers in Germany II was
founded in 1913 by Johann Friedrich Cotter, of
Stuttgart.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
KNIFE FOR MORRIS K. JEsUP.

Morris K Jesup IS about 10 undergo slight
operation foot, 1t announced at his
Office, 10. 1s5 Madison-ave., yesterday. Owing to
his Doctors instructions he IS compelled TO deny
himself 20 visitors and 70 carry his business
shairs through his confidential employees. AZ MS
home last night IL said that Information
IN regard 70 his condition could yet be given out
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16

Mr. Neef was stricken aboard the steamer Baltic
recently while returning to his post after brief
visit TO America. He was taken from the steamer
tn the house of a friend in Liverpool, where ne
died He took charge Of The Associated Press
foreign service in 1880. having formerly been as
sistant general manager. with headquarters IN
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
sToRrHlNe PASSES ELECTION BILL

Christiania, May 1.-THE stortning by vote OF
81 to &c. to-day passed the election BILL estab-
fishing the system OF direct elections OF one can
didats from each district TO the storthing the
membership OF which the bill increases to 1Ss the
present mem mbership being III.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
CEMETERIES.
THE woODLAWN CEMETERY

H readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
tra station. Webster and Jerome Avenue troleys and
Took OF Views representative.
" ONCE 20 East 23rd St. n. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
Postomoe Notice.

(Shoud be DAILY by All interested "a enanxzz
may occur at any tims)
,Eofelgn malls for the week ending May 20 1904 will
Close promptly in all eases) at shs General Posofce as
tollows: Registered and Parcss-Post ons
Aoar carrier than closing shown below.
,tarces,tost Malls for Great Britain IreIand
Ipalcneq oy the White Star Line Wednesdays ~
he american Line Saturdays An additional dlzpstch
Is hace " the Cunard Line when
on saturday latsr than the American steamer ths
same day The PaTcelsPost Mails close before
the regular mails paiIs
at ?. m. May Is and "a ~
Regular and Supplementary Malta close
ioa corner OF west and Morton Streets) hAlf hour
cosln time shown below Except that Supplementary
Nails for Europe Central America via Colon eoss
one hour later at Foreign Statiou).
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
ADMIRAL DEWEY BETTER.

Washington, May 1.-THE condition of Admiral
Dewey, who was taken III Saturday IN New
York and returned his home here yesterday. IS
reported 10 be better to-day.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
Special Notices.


NEWARK BRANCH oFFTCE-Fredsricx ~ s.a
lesbos 6dsS Of HE AHf fRTsuNEE. Tsh EIagS q S 10
f6s9s, E5s@s Gould saa 81, = Co 70: - New o1fosss
As5ss9 ABoms: cox sE0ses: 2 company % No se.
place to asSe S7 Of TIL. 4 TIsJE 2 cOnT.aisni
P4adsy5ons 4al5 Sonsr MInrOe : c. 80 Ras seris.
naEssa hsfs BqTs9g Tsf:. e ) ''
credit Lyonasis Bureau Ses Etransers. AA1'AHAhn
SeatgentaI Hotel newsstand
bT5sT;cl9, bsTssIsnos & No 81 Avenue de ropers-
NicEIcr5sit 1p.S Ire58s5 yo"p@hy No II Rue Scribe
NSa IssoS Co. ana Nos sp3n and an va
HAMRJhG- american Express Company. No. q yer
The Convenience Of TRIBUNE READERS abroad
SSSMI1Af S6I TR!BIE hIe in reading rooms The
LoSIf5S-ra5e I5o3: vletoria. Savoy Hotel Lansham
Po,e Midland GrSnd Hotei The Howard Hotei
yo6d , St, E5neankment; Queens Hotel Upper Nor
Ho;e Liverpool Midland Hose,
ana TafffTa g,. H9isl wsllagson Tgnbridge Wells; MD
scoTI sSf H9iei shan'lln Hotel; Isle OF wght
si.o1 dote Dgmfries; BiFnam Hotel Brnam-
FAitSEi9te' Chatham Hotel e, dAIbion Grand
Hotel Psa Eo.. a s jsss G dhd h9i' ASsny R6s.
BELGITM.Le @ Grand Hotel. Brussels: Hotel Eursaal
AA'tSL ues lndes Ihe hague kursaal 5che-
ssba t5 Hotel esbaden: -Four
riS4 Munich; fiotel Bellevue. Dresden; H0teI
SuellenS 5 Hotel Aix-la-C -Chapelie; Hotel Messmer,
Nsr-1a L1adeni WgrtternbergeT Hot Nurenlbsrg Hotel
eeuOp1ie. Had-Nauheim. Hotel kaserhOf WsIsba-
lI19h Bad: Hotel Kaiserh0f Wildungen-Bad:
I5.dilu 5oTeL WilhemshOehe; Hotel de Russie zIs-
LSsu-Hsd Hotel Victoria Kissingen; Erankfurter-
IeISI0rt- -onAIan; Imperial Hotel Frankfort
4t--.l4In. Hotel Prinz Carl, Heidelberg; Hotel Ma
1uLei' Strassburz; Hotel HohenZolern Nauhein-Had
H4oysl continental Munich: Hotel Kaiserhof Bad
AUSTRIA G4 AND swITzERIAND-HOteI Bristol Vienna:
IatI Hotsl Ftingaria. Budapest Hotel
6-LlcH' -Et0tel savoy an West End Carlsbad; Hotel
IIpt, Cartshad; Hotel Continental Lausanne; Hotel
.JLoIl~ Interlaken: Hotel Euler. Base; Hotel We
SGtra EAasle; Hotel National. Carlsbad: Grand,
D9Sasaunes Hotel de la Paix. Geneva; Hotel Beau
nSSse SeFeva, Stadtrath. harienbad: Hotel WEI
tT.:, 11aIlenbad; Hotel Kinger, Marfenhadi Grand
Nsvey; Rugea Hotel Jungtrau5liek. Intsrlakea:
S-4n1 hotel Brunnen; Hotel National, IIacsrnss
5atsi 0te Lucerne; Hotel Bernerhof. Bs<ns3 Grand
ITALY 4 AND SOUTH OF F'RANcE-Grand Hotel vsnios:
5tand ct4otei Rome; Eden Palace. Genoa: Grand
1OtsI 12u5rina1 Rome Hotel DanIen Venice: Hotel
Nie Florencsi Grand Hotel FIorencsi Savoy Hotel
5Iorence; Hotel Royal San Reno: HOtsl Grands
hretagne. Nice; Savoy Hotel Reno. Grand FIoteI
Aonte carlo: Sun Palace Hotel Monte Carlof Crand
nc LioeL Aix-les-Bainsi Hotel Louvre and Savoy.
Hotel ~
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16

Highest temperature yesterday 10 degrees; lowest co.
average 67 for corresponding date OF last year.
J5 average corresponding date Of last twenty~nve
years, 30. -. ,r,.....a.
showers ana thundsrstorns; fresh northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16

DoDGE-ADIARD-COLE- Monday Nav Is 1909
az S!eu2 t1Ils S. D.. by the Rev j. D Tiitchingson
Naleer Phelps Dodge Ethel Adarf-Cyoies Ssuebr1-
OF tns late Percy Harmer Adlard. OF Staverton Cous
1Ioucestershlre, England and Rangcon, BurTnah Bur
msse ana Indian papers please cop5,
LA WRENCE-BAILEY-O Monday, May IS at No 1ls
west I4th-st by the Rev. Nathan A. Seagle FYor-
ehce beeKaA Bailey to Chester Bulkeey Lawrence r.
sEwAIL-MOUNT-on Saturdav Nav "a - Co..
Church White Plains n. Y by Rev DR.. Van EIeeck
Henry Foster SewaT. ' -
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
WALTER NEEF.

London May 15-waIter Neef. European manager
of The Associated Uress. Died this morning in LV-
erpool He was born in Chicago forty-eightk years
ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16

General Thomas James Churchill who served as
Governor Of Arkansas in 1Ss1S3. was born at Louis
Vile. KY, on March 10 1924. He was educated at
st. Mary's Academy. Ky. and at Transylyania Uni
vsrsity where he studied law but he DecaIne d
planter in Arkansas. When the war with Mexico
broke out he became a first lieutenant IN Ken
lucky cavalry regiment, and saw active service:
In the Civil War he commanded the lst Regimen55
of Mounted RiheInen in the Confederate Army, ana
rose to the rank of Major General. and was made a
prisoner before the end of the war. He had peen
postmaster of Little Rock, Ark in the admlnlstTa-
ton of President Buchanan and after the war ne
was State Treasurer for three terms before nus
election the Covernorship in 1850 lie was Hlat-
rcd in 1879 to Miss Annie Maria SEWER.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. ExCEP,
TRANSPACIFTC.

Mil. ,axcspt and Bahar1as) forwarded
5sIv - ,Srfs Of sailing The CONNECTING mails close
The General PosIohics New-4Ork. as follows:
CI-TsA Ma Port Tampa. "A: a N Monday. Wednss
Satur6ay. (Also from NsW-Tork. THURSDAY
Sat ahoVe-l
NfFSSTSO CITY overland. az 80 and 1880
S.II,y Svc.nt sunday Sunday AT and 1880
ryF.V-zT0IT NDIAND except Psrcels-Post Mas via
S-o--L SvFnav ? m Monday. Wednesday and
1rds 1also occasionally from Nsw-Iork and Philads-
phia-sse aboveE
eSsrV other sunday Cisy q. June and Is. etel.
via Boston. Z D. Tuesday and Friday.
fsISo from New-YorS Saturday-Eee ahoye)
,CeTS PTCrA via NaW-Orleans 1000 2.
ERTTIeH HONDURAS HONDURAS EAST Coastl and
81 tTT,S fI.A via New-Orleans, fl0:3O D m.
Ssy west Cast of Honduras IS dispatched from New
work via Pansrne--see aoovel
Tysdussiay. Coast Nicaragua IA
IIa+rrbe.5 from SsJy-York via Panema--sse above0
pEGSlG1 And CANAL. ZONE. Via Orleans at flo 30
= ~ SUNDAY tafter 10 80 ?, m Sunday
fng OF Rsw-Tork steamer mail for Panama and Canal
zSTa ~ heid fOr the SeW-YOrk steamsr-ses abOvs).
tRsgistered Mail for overland dispatches closes az
10 M previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16

Local Official Record.-The following official record
from Weather shows the changes In the tenn
erature the twentytour hours IN comparison
WITH the correspondlng Of last yeari
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
Special Notices.
rrrhuns Subscription Rates.

,r1u ,-sraTINs. will be by mail any sddress
81 ooonr or abroad and address changed often
tnLs Be given regular
SsisT before leaving more convenient. hand them
in al THE TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
TRANsATIANTTC MANS

TUESDAY Q6}-At $50 q m. (suppIsroeutary II a mi
LSr Lurope. per 8 5. Kaiser Wilhelm II via Plymouth.
CherbOurs and Bremen.
"1E1DNEsDAH u1-At $3.50 a m. FOR Europe Ter = 5.
iaJestlc Via Queenstown and Liverpool; T:SO
s. Rotterdam. 80 -
THURSDAY GS)-At A. m for F,ranee SUitxerland
44s2ys Spain, Portugal, Turkey, Egypt Greece and
oIltsh lndls Ia Savoe, via HavTe also other
PaaS OF Europe whsn specially addressed for this
SATURDAY (2U)-At a. m for Europe. per > 5. St.
Louis via Plymouth and Cherbourg ticludink Liver
pool Scotland and ireland when specially addressed for
this steamer; at 1880 for Scotland direct Especially
addressed only), Colurnbias at $50 a m Tor
Belgiu1n Parcels-PosS Mails Per Vaderland tals1
regular mail Tor Belgium when specially addressed Tor
this steamer; at $50 for Italy direct Especially
addressed onlyl per S kOenls1n Luse; at 12SO D m
supplementary .. sl) Tor Europe. s Lucanta.
via Queenstown and Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla.
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
De repuoiisned In The rri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-05-16
Died.

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