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New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
rRANsPACIFTc MAILS CFORwARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.


The schedule closing o Transpac.hc Nails -
presumption OF their uninterrupted
land port of sailing The dnal Connecting
except Registered Transpacidc Mails DISPATCHED
via Vancouver. Victoria. Tacoma or Seattle. whfch
close B. previous day} close az the General
Ofice New York follows
Phuipplue Islands and Guam. VIA san Francisco close
at p M February "A Tor dispatch Der L 5 Trans
Fla Islands Australia texcept west) and New Gale
donia, via Vancouver and Victoria. =. c. &
p. February 25 for dispatch q Moana
Japan Korea, China and specially adirsssed for
Philippine Island via Seattle close p Fehruary
Hawaii s. Francisco. close 2 N February
81 dispatch s. Alameda
Hawaii Japan. Korea, Chlna and Philiupine Islands
VIA san Franeisco. close a. , m March for dis
Tahiti ana Marguesss Islands san Frsncisco ELSA
AZ . m March 10 Tor dispatch per Afariuosa
New-ZeaIand. Australia teXcept WeSO. New-Caiedona
samoa. HAWAII and FIJI Islands VIA san Erancisco.
Cueard steamer carrying the British
SeW-Zealana does not arrive Ia time VITA
dispatch. u1ails-closing 80 a.
g. N ? Sundays $50 a a n and
3 m--wiii be made NJ and forwarded untN the
rsval tha CunaHd steamer
Japan except Parcels Post Mailsl Kcrss. and
Philippine Isisais. via Vancouver and Victoria r. C.
close AZ ?. March - for dispatch per Enprsss
Manchuria Except Nev-ChwauE and Port Arthur and
NOTE Unless otherwise addressed. West Australia
forwarded Europe Zealand VIA san Frzncaco
and certain places the Chinese Province Yannan
Bri.ish 1niia-the quickest routes. Philippines
At the foreign rates Hawaii forwarded va sAa
Erancfsro exclusively
eostorace. New-York n. Y. February IT. fsoa +.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Feb 20
The weather Of the Mississippi during the last
twenty-four hours has been cloudy with snow turning
to the Middle Atlantic States on the
East South Atlantic States Rain fallen
Pacific Coast the north plateau region The
temperatures considerably above seasonal aver
age in all districts except the Southern States
Cloudy unsettled weather indicated Tuesday
Coast districts with rain in The early part
day change temperature the Southern
New-England Coast TO Florida Wednesday will fair.
with moderate temperatures the East and South
Snow or rain, with colder weather indicated for
Wednesday the lake region the middle Missouri VAL
ley and the upper Mississippi Valley.
Forecast for Special Localities.-For Eastern New
today preceded by rain IN early morning.
wednesday moderate temperature fresh winds
For New-Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware
rain in early morning by fair to-day wednes
day moderate temperatures fresh northwest to north
winds
For District OF Columbia. partly cloudy to-day
preceded BY early morning. Wednesday fair, light
For New England fair to-day except rain on south
coast: wednesday fair fresh northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFTC

CUBAVIs Port Tampa. Fla. closes this oaics szt~
except THURSDAY. f4.3O a (the connecting Issi
close here on Mondays. Wednesdays Safu-Ia-.r
ME&iCO CITT-Ovsrand. Crless specially addr@-ses
dispatch by steamer, closes this Office dav .T..-.
sunday az l-So p m and 1889 D.. m SUNDAYS st =
p and 1870 D. m -
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parces-Post 3IaIIsl--Bv rsu
TO North sydney and thence by closes al this
once daily, except sunday at SUNDAY al 8.So
2. IA. connecting mails here every alo,Sav
Wednesday and Saturday. ~Ss
JAMAICA-By rail 10 Boston thence By sts.nnAr
closes al this Once al Tuesday b rsiT 80
Philadelphia. and thence oy steamer. closes a. 49,
once at 1880 p n Wednesday.
MIQuELON-By rail 10 Boston. ard thence by stesua.r
closes al t1ls once daily except sunday. at D
BAHAMAS except Parces-Post AIans)-y rau 70 Miami
Fla and thence by this ofHce a.
f4-S0 a. Monday. Wednesday and Saturday -
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East Cozsl arr
GCATEMALaA-By rail to Nev-0ri1ans ard thencs ~
steamer. closes this cscs daily except sunday AZ
tl.S0 p and 1000 2. Sundays II q n, ara
flea30 p n eQnnecting mall closes acre GOutays
Tl0.20 2 M
COSTA RICA-By rail New-Orlsans and thence By
closes Once daily.
4l-s0 p. II. and 4i0-So Sundsys D N ara
1lo-$0 p connecting mail closes here Tuesdays
f1O-30 2. M
NICARAGUA East Coast(-By rail to Nsw-orisaas ard
thence BY steamer, closes AZ this once daily. except
?. ard t10.S0 p connecting nail closes here
Wednesdays az 1870 2 M
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE-By rail 70 Sev-Ori-ans
La and thence by steamer closes az this oce daily
except SUNDAYS and Mondays. a. Z 80 m and tr0-3o
p Sundays ar n D m and fI0SD tconnectlcs
mail closes here every Sunday a. fl0,30 2 n.
tRegistered Mall closes az , n previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
NEW FARCE AT THE PRINCESS.
"Who Goes There 2"

A farce called who Goes There?" written by
Mr.. H A. Du Suchet was produced by Mr.. Clax-
ton Wistach last night at the Princess Theatre It
contains cluster of comic situations incident to
the proceedings of three fugacious girls. who run
away from home. in order to wed three military
men. and ara pursued by their guardians beset by
the police and wildly tangled in consequence of in
discriminate and erroneous arrests. The object
sought promotion OF laughter and that object is
attained
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
AUTOGRAPH SALE REALIZES $500.

A sale Of a collection Of American autographs be-
gun yesterday by the Merwin-C Clayton Sales Com
pany. No 20 East 2Oth-st realized about $500. The
sale Will be continued this afternoon at O'Clock
In the collection are autographs of Presidents
Washington. Adams. Jefferson Van Buren, Tyler
Pierce. Grant. Hayes. Garfield and Mckinley. off,
GERS IN the Revolution and the War of 1872 Cabinet
officers. Senators and generals OF United States
Volunteers
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
DOCTORS EXAMINE DIR. HARPER.
Decision That He Has Cancer of the Colon
Said to Have Been Reached.

Chicago. Feb. 2O-Dr Harper to-day submitted
TO another examination at the Presbyterian Hos
ptal where he has been taken 20 await an opera
ton on Wednesday The surgeons refused 20 make
any statement. but it is said they have reached
the definite conclusion that DR.. Harper has cancer
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
ON THE ROAD.

Miss Blanche Bates will appear in Milwaukee on
February % 80. Mr.. Mansfield appeared last night
in New-OrIeans. Miss Viola Allen will remain
in Boston TIL February 25...... Mr.. Lawrence
DOrs0y has been well received In San Fran
cisco. .. Mr.. Haekett continues 10 act IN Chicago
during this week.. Miss Eleanor Robson ap-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA.

MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC
TUESDAY (21)-At $40 a m Csupplsmeutar~ ro.se
a. M fqr Nearagua Except East CoastI. Honduras
Cauea Department OF Colombia Ecuador Per,1 So
for cais1sa 1nG Tnl per ssgur.aSa VIA Colon lman
Iaaca = al II m for Argentine. Uruguay and Para
campeche per Tjofno Crnaii must IS rsetsS Ts
4s6 9T St Thomas st cToz % IssSar Az
al for a1bsdos St vineenf Grsaada ana TEss ERsess
4Tsentne Uruguay ana ParaSaay Per soaisr g ier
THURSDAY t73l-At $50 a complementary 1870
Padas 9 in foT !31fGa BsS ssa.s asESe ad Olhs
per s ; Havana (Hlan for othsr parts Of Msxico
taso (mail for Mexico via Ta1Irico must be irsc4ss
lpAa sv 42tAt At = $50 so+ a m toF Ssgt0gaaIaaa
3 s. CieGfGesos mail must be directed per
sAsTGRDAY ts5).At n for Bermuda. per a.
for Curacao and Venezuela per $ Maracai5o mail
tor S9loIloI1- Via curacao. must be directed per
M for Porto Rico. st, Thomas LssWsrt and
tai for Barbado5 ST vincent rsTaaS S ss 5ar rs 5ss
elementary 1850 a M for % Forane a. 4sns s 4 r 9.sS sdS
snt and c0lo4b 951 EXCEPT Cagea and Mage1sn psDar
Irnon. must be directed -psr $ > AIisShanysS. a.
10 m for Gs1ads s. vi1es, ls5.S rn AsyA9S; 9sss e.
Barbsdos and Nt5rP P Frszu M az y m 20
NoTICE-Five per hair ounce IN addition - "a,
IesuaF Postage must be prepaid on all letters for
posted n the drops marked Letters FOR Forsisn
for disSacb bS me To5ias of The Rsgular Mail
forwarded unlss@ such adaiti9naI postage !. fuiIy
Ameren E5r rs SlS asS opened & on the piers of ms
the saiings occur at 500 a later: ana Iafs
OF the German Lines sailing from Hobaksa '7Ts s
sang on & me PsG as6 sos SPs 9.s s hour and hf before
time Only regular postage Getters cents a hsis
the American White star ana Gsrmaa 9sel Ps.S5 ~
ounce on other lines. ~ cents AAir
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
NETS 5000 EoR KINDERGARTEN

At the Manhattan Theatre yesterday a success
ful benefit performance was given for the Anne
Brown Alumna Free Kindergarten. The theatre
was fun, and 81 200 was realized Miss Myra kelley
recfted several Of her well known stories Of CITY
kindergarten life, and there varied musical
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENUE-Verplanck Colvin, Albany: ex-
Senator Frank Hiseock. Syracuse. MAJESTIC
Frank c. Harrison, St Louis. MANHATTAN
Congressman J. Sloat Fassett Elmira PLAZA
c. S. Horton. Wilamsport WALDORF-ASTORIA
"A. G. Yates. Rochester; T. c. Dupont, Whining
ton, Del. WOLCOTT-R D. Borden. Fall River.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

Highest temperature yesterday. IS degrees; lowest.
%, corresponding OF
year "a average for corresponding date OF last
Iy-nve years. 80.
Local Forecast-Fair to-day. preceded by rain in
early morning; Wednesday, fair; moderate tempera-
ture. fresh westerly winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
SIR PuRDoN MR. MoReAN's GUEST.

J Picrpont Morgan president Of the Metropolitan
MUSEUM Of Art. AT his home No. 2l9 Madison-ave..
last evening gave dinner for Sir Caspar Purdon
clarke tie new director Of the Museum. Many
trustees OF the Museum were among the guests
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
Posfnmcr Nntice

may occur any tfrne1 -
Foreign mails for rhe wax - s,- z-.L- - 49,
S 81. St9se promptly in al cases. az ths General
T9CSS-O O-.e a. IoHows- REGISTERED AND PARCELS
sro- bs close one hour earlier than closing
Ds-oE Farcels-Post mails for Germany close
a p m February 90 Per 5 3 Krouprfnz vTiIhsIr1e
VoFuaIy q per 5 $ Barbarossa. February "a psr
Breslau anu -alJ -'F per 3
-iar ana Supplementary mails close Foreign
is lcOqer or West and Morton Strsstsl half hour
ian cLosing time shown except that SUP
SJJsntSry Mails for Europe and Central Arnrica VIA
'-oH' Siose one hour later at Foreign StatfonJ
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
c. j. HAMLIN DEAD.
Vas Founder of Village Farm, the
Great Trotting Nursery.

Buffalo. Feb. 20-Cicero ]. HamIin. founder of
the Village Stock Farm. organizer of the National
Trotting Association and father of the Grand Cir
cult, died yesterday. He born in 1873. in Aus
teTitz Columbia County, and was eighty-five years
CD Mr.. Hamlin had been in i'll health for four
years from inflrmities due to his advanced age
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

TT-H-S-At $500 tz1l-At a m for Europe per a ;.
Rre-p R-onp[lhz Wilhelm, via Plymouth. Chsrbours and
" "ELSNEsDA4 (2zl--At $40 m for Europa ps-
: Malestle via Queenstown and Liverpool. a. 7-50
@-sT m Ios Netherlands direct per Amsterdam
5tt must he directed per An1sterdaunl
Ttaiv t@SlAt a m for France. switzerland.
155-s.y. SPAIN Portugal Turkey Esypr t5re@cs ant
sII'lsn INDIA s. la TIsvra f-,afI
4 SeaeT parts OF Europe be directed ''per 8 q
81 SEtDAf t23l-At 40 a. for Italy direct per
" 7i.af Cflah must b directed per Weinlar-ls
o1tS a ~ "a ior Europe. per ST. Lculs. Piyrn-
g-el atld Cheroourg tuaf for Liverpool Scotland and
ssrssdaLe must oe directed per s ST IousfF}. az
, a n Tor Europe per Campanin. Queens
Nn a9o Liverpool at $50 a for Belgium Parcels
5ost Mails Per 5 Vaderand treg1iar mail for
1siltl must ne directed s VaderIand $50
b 5, .or scotland direct sr Furnessia (mail
- ulIeEted Der 3. Furnessia'l n
azores stands = Republic mail for italy must
e GlFected per Republic l- 81 II so n FOR
ttaiy direct per e. Prinz Adal5ert mail h.
directed per s. Prinz AGaIbsrr''i
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

yesterday afternoon John c. Fisher and Tom W
Rvley arranged for the opening performance Of
the revival Of -F1orodora." 10 be held at Lederer
Casino in Philadelphia, next Monday night Flor
odora a" with Adele Ritchie as Lady Holyrood. and
an entirely new cast, new scenery and new
fumes was ready Tor the opening performance
tgfich was 10 nave been given at the Casino here
last night. AS 1t will be some weeks before the
Casino Is rebuilt, the change 10 Philadelphia had
IN be made.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
Insist upon having Barnetr. varlla-
MQrred.

Marriage notices appearing in TEE TRIBUNE viii
De republished in The TrI-WeekIy Tribune without
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

TYLER-BENHAM-O Saturday. February Is at the
Unlteq Church Haven. Conn, by the Rev Arte-
mas J. haynes Mary Benharn. daughter of the late
Snarles ~ and Mary c WOolverton. William
6utler Tyler. Brooklyn papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
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Death notices appearing ia THE TRIBUNE viii be
repubiished In The TriWeekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
UNDERTAKINGS.

ESD ST. Frank e. CampbeI-stephen Merritt
Fmb'Tg Inst Gala West 23d ST. Tel 1895 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
oorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
Tribune Local Observations -

In this diagram the continuous white lire shows
changes pressure indicated By The Trbunes SELF
recording barometer. The dotted line shows tenn
perarure 4 recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official E:ecord-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for the asr twenty -four hours.
parison with the corresponding date or last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Five hundred members Of Mecca Temple with
enough invited guests from other shrines to raise
the attendance 10 seven hundred. went TO the
Majestic Theatre in a body last night nearly
it's main door. II was a festive and
appreciative gathering whose liberal applause and
uDroarfous laughter served put the entire Bus
Ter Brown" cast its mettle
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
Special Notices.
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Domestic Rates.

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without expense for foreign postage
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New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

The artistic sensation Of the moment is the an
tioue Aphrodite belonging to Mr.. Frederick Lin
ton which has suddenly appeared unheralded at
The National Arts Club. The attr1bution OF the
marble 10 PraxiteIes fails carry conviction, but
IL is one Of those masterpieces Of Greek sculpture
which can be admired cordially enough without
reference TO any problem Of authorship In con-
oeptior: il repeats the motive OF the Mediclan
Venus. and in stating that fact We state source
NJ weakness in the appeal made by this statue
The time when the cognoscenu could glow with
UNQUALIFIED rapture over the famous Florentine
marble has long since gone by; the enthusiasm
once Hreaked upon il has for more than one gen
e~a-ior heen reserved for such infinitely nobler
productions as the Venus Of Milo or that other
priceless possession Of the Louvre. the Victory OF
Szmottrace If however. modern taste rejects
the rnincing pose which enchanted so many of our
forefathers regretting the absence from it Of the
grandeur characteristic Of Greek sculpture IN It's
best estate il cannot but recognize the distinction
vvhizh remains even when all deductions have been
made 10 work Ike that which is on view at
the National Arts Club Only the brain OF a mas
ter could have bodied forth image OF such grace;
only the hand Of a great craftsman could have
modelled those lovely contours and given subtle
2 play Of light and shade such noble surfaces.
n color the statue IS not altogether satisfactory.
Closely scrUtinized there are small parts Of 1t
which are beautiful but seen from little distance
the general tone Of light and dusky brown is not
50 warm as dull But nothing can deprive this
Aphrodite Of her essential charm. which Is that OF
a. extra ordinarily polishe1 ana authoritative work
Of art Il bears the marks or an epoch in which
2 master II not Of the heroic mould. neverthe
less master, and gave 70 his productions unity
& finish and beauty which without making him
TIE equal Of the men OF colossal genius. linked him
with them
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
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New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

II the Fishel. Adler & Schwartz galleries the
landscapes by Mr. Willard L Metcalf have given
place 70 number Of figure pieces. decorative pan
els and landscapes by Mr. Robert Reid, which VIII
remain on view for a fortnight II is some little
time since this artist became absorbed in the pro-
ouctoa Of an elaborate series Of stained glass win
COWS for the memorial church built BY H H.
Rogers, al Fairhaven Mass. Hence his contrl-
buttons the shows OF the season have necessarily
been restricted the few things he has latterly
offered one Of the Ten American Painters, IL
l1srTsting only IN q limited sense his art as a
oilsh.aan- Il z good idea. therefore, 10 frame
ne present collection. which gives the measure OF
rs resources in fairly rounded fashion II does
Aot matter that painting ike the Autumn Trio"
has been seen before. 1t is of those brilliant
Compositions which Ike others IN this exhibition,
wear well. preserving undnmed the freshness Sc
cured al the outset by feeling and skin. The deco
iatlEe Instinct is IN this artists blood and he has
z remarkably happy faculty for filling his canvas
VIII Just the right arrangement OF forms. Witness
re series Of panels for mural scheme, the
Awakening Of Spring and IT'S companions, in
"Alcn graceful nudes are placed against sylvan
fairgrounds at once with the freedom Of nature
@le with the saTegE5 disposition Of masses essen
NJ 70 purely decorative art. Witness again, the
..'ty AUTUMN Trio" just mentioned But even
i4a most carefully balanced compositions Mr..
- makes for the elasticity, the springiike fer
- and artless charm which tell Of a devotion 20
?. 4fe rather than 10 academic rules of design.
49,, lAls spontaneity which lends most Of what is
+eeiiye TO his exhibition
a.. wat good purpose he can study nature for its
gHIsak sake IS shown IN handful OF landscapes. tine
Putnam Valley Post once" 'Old NH
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21
Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers in NswYork City the DAILY and
TRI-NEEISLY viii be a cory extra
postage In addition TO the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

TIE Aphrodite at the National Arts Club IS rather
unfortunately surrounded by a quantity of old
masters. forming one Of the loan exhibitions SO
frequently arranged by this organization. We say
unfortunately not only because better back
ground for the statue might have been supplied
bv mere curtain but because the pictures reflect,
IN the main little credit upon the names attached
70 them The portrait attributed 10 Giovanni Bel
lnl which hangs near the Aphrodite. IS typical OF
The show The Venetian master Is, 7Te confess, the
isst one in Italian art whom We would THINK OF
ldentfvirg with this very ordinary piece Of paint
inE There are one OF things in the collection
which have intrinsicaly more merit but taken
altogether the works brought forward leave a
slight impression. There is another exhibition OF
old masters open uptown just now. II IL at the
Ehrtch gallery. where some Spanish Italian and
early Netheriandish pictures may be seen.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-21

For points IN Europe and all countries IN the Uni
the following - =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-06-14
SHIPPING NOTES.

The Maui took the Claudines run 70
Maui ports last evening
The steamer Rosecrans and the oil
barge Monterey are 10 make a trip 70
Nome. Alaska, soon.
The barkentine :. c. Wilder arrived
from san Francisco yesterday after
noon with a fair-sized cargo includ-
ing a consignment of powder
The gunboat Princeton is 20 be sta
toned at Panama for about six weeks.
and her place VIII then be taken by
thu gunboat Bennington. now al Homo
lulu.
The crack American ship Arthur sew
all. Captain Gafrey- arrived in port
yesterday. fortv-one days from Shang-
hal She viii load sugar for the Break
water.
The Claudine on the Huo run and
the Mauna Loa on the Kona and kau
route sailed at 2. m yesterday in
stead Of at noon. Both took crowds,
many being school children.
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COR. MERCHANT AND FORT SITS.

the 18th day of July. a D 1903 at 100
O'Clock IN the afternoon, TO show cause
if any you have. why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted
And unless you appear at said court
at the time and place aforesaid your
default VIII be recorded, and the said
petition VIII De taken as confessed, and
you viii be forever barred from con-
testing said petition or any decree en-
tered thereon.
Witness. PHILIP L WEAVER. Esq.
Judge Of said Court. this 18th day OF
June. in the year nineteen hundred and
FIVE.
Attest with Seal of said Court
CSeaD w l. HOWARD,
Registrar
712s-June Il. u. IS. July 3.