davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
= rHoRorGHLr EMB1rrrREp Man

There the grand duke has been ever since. until
The other day. He, however, left the Riviera for
Russia within few days after the sanguinary
encounter between the troops and the populace in
the streets Of St Petersburg. and, fnasmuch as it
has been officially denied that ne has been re-
called 70 Russia by the Gar, one can only assume
mat he has betaken himself TO his native land
for purposes Of his and in defiance Of the
EEnperors wishes.
-noer tbs circumstances the future movements
O this uncle Of the hancee Of the Crown Prince of
5er11sny VIII be watched with interest. He en-
tTris+ns sentiments OF unconcealed bitterness and
tnimcsity toward ali the members Of the imperial
family al 81. Petersburg without exception and
Is looked upon by them with equal aversion. and
also with suspicion and apprehension on account Of
MS socialist views and revolutionary affiliations
indeed 20 need feel surprised to learn of his
being arrested implicated in some revolutionary
movement especially II he is caught at St Peters
nrrg. where his first cousin. Grand Duke Vladimir
VINO holds him in particular adherence, IS IN chief
military command @Ons thing, any rate, is
E1c|n-namely. that Nichslas Mchaelovitch is
oent upon playing great role. and that he is
thoroughly embittered man.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
HARPER DOING WELL.
His Progress Satisfactory - He
Sleeps ReStfuUg.

Chicago Feb. 23.-The condition of President
w r. Harper Of the University of Chicago, who
operated Wednesday afternoon, is said
to be improving. In q bulletin issued tonight
by attending physicians it stated that DR..
Harper making satisfactory progress tow
ard recovery, all nausea having disappeared.
The patient took fluid nourishment to-day. and
slept restfully most Of the tire.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLIN-Professor G. P. Bristol Cornell Uni
versity. Ithaca. GRAND-M. A. Glover. Chatham,
n Y HOLIAND-Louis F. Payn, Chatham. N Y.
MAJEsTIC-James c. Caldwell Chicago. MUIR
RAY -HILL-Aaron b Gardiner, Chatham; Stephen
D. Field Stockbridge. Mass. SWITZERLAND
Bishop Grafton. Fond du Lac. WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-Seymour Van SantvOord, Troy Governor
D. 9. Hayward, South Carolina.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
POstomce Notire

may occur time1
sgn mails for the ending February s5 1875
Pas, Ces tFffUMPTLY in all cssesl the General
as IOiloWs= REGISTERED AND PARCELS
sboIrn eose one hour earlier than closing TINS
81 oeIoM Parcels-Post mails for Germany close
a. o y m February 20, per S Kronprnz wilhelm. :.
Eeoruary e. per ; ; Barbarossa: February "a pe-
Rreslau. 80 NND-~@iS - SSt = =
.ion tcorner OF West and Morton hour
49, tnan e!2sing line shown below fsxcept Sup
EInlehtary Mails for Europe and Central Amrica via
Oi' close one hour later at Foreign StationJ-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

CJ,MAnNSAt Paterson. y. j., Thursday. February "a
1905 Caroline Seely widow OF Colonel Francis Markoe
in the 18th year OF her private
Interment Goshen. y. Y.
DODGE-At Morrstown. y. J.. February 81 1905 ANY
Staples Dodge. daughter Dr. J. smith Dodge
Funeral services will be held her residence
Morris-ave,, Friday. at ,. n Train leaves New
York u o'clock.
EAIMELL~-Suddenly Morristown. \. J.. Catharins
Campbell EmmelL Funeral at her home. No. 159 Speed
well ave. saturday. at ocloek D. m.
LUCAs-Suddenly. Kingsbridge. n. Y. February %
Lucas retired police sergeant. n
Funeral services at the Church Mediator
Chureh-st, Kingsbridge, Saturday. February %.
p. IN
MAZET-At her residence. lO4 West s4th-st
Wednesday February -, Elsie Sawyer. wife OF RObert
Mazet and daughter Of Commodore John W Moore
win be held at St Matthews Episcopal Church No -
West Friday afternoon. at 2:3O O'Clock In
private.
OTIS-At YoukeFs. Monday February 20 1905 Norton
Prentiss the 65t year OF hts age Funeral ser
a. FIRST Presbyterian Church, YOnkers Friday
morning February "a. az IL O'Clock Carriages Will
trains leaving Grand Central at $50 and ESQ
sHANKs-At Hamilton. Bermuda William franklin Gore
Shanks. in the ssth year Of his age Funeral az
venence o family
VHITMAN-on February -. a home No 24s West
76th-st the 72d ysar OF his age. Alfred Whitman.
formerly OF Anna polls y. : Funeral services Christ
Church Tlst-st- and broadway saturday. February
% 10 m Boston papers please copy
UNDERTAKERs
esd ST. Prank Il. Campoeii-stephen Merritt.
Embfg 24i-S West 2Sd St Tel 1325 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
MAJOR JAMES c. CARLETON Ill.

Bedford Ind Feb 2a-Major James c. Carleton
president OF the Mexican War Veterans Associz-
tion was stricken with paralysis to-day and is be-
neVed to be dying.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
oHIoANs DINE AND DANCE.

dance at the Hotel Astor last night, attended by
some three hundred members and their friends.
Vice -President-eeet Fairbanks win be the guest al
the Ohio socisty's dinner at the Waldorf on satuT
day, March D-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
DR.. J. a. LEFEVRE.

Columbia, Mo. Feb. 2S.-The Rev. Dr. J. A. Le-
fevre at one time Moderator Of the Presbyterian
General Assembly of the United States and for
forty years a Presbyterian pastor in Baltimore IS
dead here, aged seventy -fys.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sA1IuBDAY C25l-At $50 a m. Italy direct per
" Wesnar nan must be directed per Wsimer'Os
d Tor Europe. 8. Louis
PUN ana CherbOOrg tulaN for Liverpool Scotland
IslaLo must be directed per 8 81. Louis''l: az
9"n 9 ana Liverpool; at $50 for Belgium Parcels
iost Mails. per s. > Naderland
Belgium must be directed per VaderIand1 at $50
a m Tor Scotland direct. Ter FIrnessia mail nlus
oe directed per 5. 5. Furnessa'): a
azores Islands Republic mail for Italy must
De directed per 8. - Republic''). at II m for
Ialy direct, per s. PTinz Adalbert mail must Ia
directed Der s. Prinz
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

Highest temperature yesterday. degrees; lowest Is;
average, 3a corresponding date Of last
20. corresponding date OF last Twenty-Five
Years. 81.
Local forecast-Fair to-day. increasing cloudness
uTday light vnriahls winds
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
once~

GFT6&TS rS &0TS5eE s' ss Na.s1 Sssaway or any
RRoSX Ms SSIS BUREAU--No. 5ss East Ilsth-ss
NEWARK hRASei oFFIcE-S1sdericE N
AM466KISANs 46EB1INs ABRoAp VII hna THE TRIBUNE At
Frank Could & Co. No. 81 New-oxfora-st
L9adon and Paris Exchange Bankers Basid0n HOUSE.
american Express Company No 3 wa,srlso Place
The IoT do5 o95 a son 30 % Tourist 9sss5 Lndsals Cfs
p9es TO 70 leave advertisements subscriptions
John wSnsaEe aEo; SS 81 S nm. So d.. s pstss sss su
Morgan HsTjes Co. No. 81 Boulevard Haas.maaa-
credit LyOnnas dss Etraussrs.
TS TTSSn'ineLtal Hotel newsstand.
pr 9 sTfsas 's "a FoR'f II a. Scribe
Gem lemon g. cs and No. sF sss saP VI.
H1MBURG-&A Am aeansTs Express COMPANY No r,r
For the convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS asro..
sIN6AY TBE On 4s n the SsR TsashR me rooms q 1R R
IoNDoTNsmr Tsrnfa mfSo,ss se%T; g,:..-.. s.. -,
pole N55Is055 N55I05 Hotel GaTages Hotel Hotel Metre
o65 No6f5o95st Embankment queens Hotel Uppsr Nor
NGSLsAAND-Adelphi Hotel Liverpool: Midland Hotel.
Brsdf- i,oGi 2geeRs hetsl Iseasi adland HSssL
Isnd Hotel Morecanbe BAY: Midland Fotei. Derby:
scoNs ERocs o Ho,s 'ts asEos ss q ststiSa so,..
e1BRXiTsAa e1BRRgXl TstasloP R@HoI.2 HG'sl a.cI Pulnfriss
FAF;is0HOtsl ;1s,5 sl, Chatham Hotel dAIsioa
Gqn.nsnts Psiss Hotel st; .'os James isIsi ssd
GERM eGEERReIsS1ELs sNvs E. GEanas H.tsI Brussels.
AUsTR1A ptS %SD NRiTa sWT2p RPts R Bellevue pEssssn
SIand Hotel HUngaria. Budapest. Hotel Rzur Al
@AA1.1 AND SOUTH or FRANCE-Grznd Hotel. vsnie..
ITrsnd Hotel. Rome. Eden Palace Genoa: Grand
aotsi Sairinal Rome: Hotel DanlCH Venice: Hotel
qs IA VIE Milan HJteI de PEIermltAgs. Monte Carlo;
eos Roysi Hotel Rome; Hotel de Nice Nice: Hotel
aotsI Genoa: Hotel Londres Genoa: Hotel Belle
xIe. san Keno: Hotel de Ia vile. Florence: Grand
a9teL Florenee; Savoy Hotel Florence: Metro.
PeoIe. Monte Carlo: Hotel Royal san Reno: Hotel
Srande Bretagne Nice; Savoy Hotel RossauiEo.
ESs2ies; savoy Hotel san Reno: Grand Hotel Nonts
5aTio; sun Palace Hotel. Monte Carlo
SAlnO EGYPT-Shepheard's Hotel Ghe1rsh Palace
Hotel Grand Continental Hotel
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
IRVING SUFFERS RELAPSE.
English Actor Cancels the Remainder of His
Provincial Tour.

London Feb 2S-Sir Henry Irving. who recently
had a severe chill at wolverhampton has suffered
a slight relapse, and has cancelled the remainder
Of his provincial tour. His physicians impera-
lively ordered him not to for at least two
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

aranees Louise Smith, who survives him. He leaves
q son, Pennington Halsted NeW-York patent
lawyer and three daughters
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
CARS MINTSTERl

CZARs MINISTER'S NEARLY ALL PLEBEIAN
great mistake which is being constantly made
a connection with the present situation in Russia
= 70 imagine that the mobiles the champions
v 's1cuoa and are opposed TO the introduction OF
N'e'ai REFORMS. Quite the contrary is the case,
a0o u IS remarkable fact that during the last
1~ehty-IFe or thirty years all the leading states
men IN Russia-I mean those concerned with the
Llaefhai administration Of the empire-haye. with
-osF exceptions, been self-made men Of the most
SDAcafe origin. IN fact, the more humble their
psFentage the more pronounced has been their
~s'nlsin TO liberal reforms and more severe their
e~liiaent oS everything In the nature OF popular
'sshents The four exceptions have been Prince
W sV.atopolk- -Mirsky, Count Tolstoy, Prince Hilkon
g me III fated Sipisguins, who was assasslnated
sAiie Minister Of the Interior. Only these four
%ss mobiles and Prince Sviatopolk-Nirsky is the
ost liberal statesman who has ever held Office IN
Alssla IN modern tines
ne 4ate Minister Piehve was either founding
!. las son Of a domestic servant: BogoIiepon. the
'@ler o. Public Instruction murdered in 1900.
ss Z son OF e corporal in the army; Zenger one
!. IA Successors, was the offspring Of the tanitor
: "a oincs building Witts began life az a petty
- clerk, and so On throughout the entire
Indeed. nearly all the Ministers VINO have
80 role ia the internal administration of
s.-s sa during the last thirty years have been
-'l-soe men Of the most plebe.an extraction and
a.. l~a nothing whatever 70 do with the nobility
- uey every one OF them started in without
'SNs' some OF them dying. however. rich men.
8, sfs TFepon. the new Governor General OF
Ia ssiefsourSa IS. like many other dignitaries in
r,s SfFioe OF the Gar. Of German origin the
"a which he now bears being merely the Rus
an I'm OF Trephor. Indeed. his father. the
u, 'snsFs! Trepon, whose attempted sssassina-
t.seg Vera sessuliteh first attracted foreign at
Lvsb % the Sihiiist movement had retained the
srtEssso faith OF HIS family. He bore most
TgI5-ssolnary resemblance 10 the late Emperor
oVesss who was exceedingly fond OF him and
Trs.asraed him with honors
q man whose career has bsen wonder
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
SpeciaI Notices.
Forefrr RATES.


Maj. sahssTibers IN New-YoTk Cty 70 The pAILf a.
TFi-WEEKLY VIII Be charged cent ecqT sxtf%
postage in addition the named Above
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
MAILS FOR S2FTH %ET AM ASR ss cESTEA1 r AMERICA.


FRIDAY f24l-At II m for Guantanamo and Santiago.
Per s s SIenfuegos mail must be directed per $.
SATURDAY (25)-At a m for Bermuda per = :
f r11suu,eni az $3.50 a m Complementary $40 N
LOT curacao and Nenezuela- per Maracatbo tmaf
8 s. MaTaeaibO'l; al $50 a n .uoplerrentarv s-9s
a M Tor Porto Rico, ST. Thomas Croix LeewarE
Juan mail for Barbados Grenada Trinidad rauss
DS 4lIse.ea per $ Poncelt at $50 a m tsup-
and Colombia except Cauea and MagdaIena Depart
qIients per : 5 Aleghany (Tna1 for Costa Rica via
LInon. must be directed per $ AIleEhany-'l. as
$50 supplementary 1850 a. M Tor NicaraE11s
texcept East Ceastl Honduras Except East Coas SAL
ENadoT., Panama Canal Zone; Cauea Departments %
Sey Of Wsshington omail for Guatemala must -
99dFeeted Der $ City OF Washtlgton''Bi a.
vana: at 10 a n Tor Grenada St Vincent TripIiad.
Cfudad Bolivar and Guiana. : ; Maraval: II
soldier Prince: 10 m FOR Barbados and Northern
Brazil per 5. 8 Maranhsnse. via Barbados Para and
SUNDAY C26l-At $50 St Pierre Miqusloa per
steamer from Halifax
TUESDAY l2sl-At ESQ supplementary 10.3O M
East CoastG SalvadoT. Panama. Canal Zone Cauea De-
olIli4o4e EeetlOI BOLIVIA and
per AIhanca via Colon CHlai for Guatemala mus
be directed per s. s Alianca'') at 9:3O m -
Newfoundland. s. Silvia. -
NOTICE-Ftye cents per half in addition 20 tbs
regular postage, be prepaid on All letters for
Warded By the supplementary Mails. ~ d.
EountTes after fRs ios1S Of the f95 EoEsigF
for dispatch by particular vessel will not Ee 81
forwarded unless such additional postage Is f1fIv
prepaid thereon by stamps. SuppIsraertarv Trans
American English and French stesne-S ySbs5s.s
he safIfnEs OCcur -6o I-S.. HIls4sssr
mail may e deposited in the boxes on are piera
OF the Getman Lines sailing from Hoboken II a
sailing time and close minutes before sai1Ir@ :
siIns. Ohly rsgu5ar postage uettsrs half
the American, White Star German CSes pssfS
steamers; double postage Qettsrs 10 cents q hals
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
be repubIished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

MATHER-MILLS-At parents home, In Summit
y. J. by the Rev. DR.. Theodore White. Thursday
February % 1905 Ellen Suydam. daughter OF Mr. ani
Mrs A. G. Mills TO Frank Jewett Mather. ir New
York.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
THE +" RED" GRAND DUKE.
May Play the Role of Philippe
"Egalite," ," the Duke of Orleans.

Russia's imperial family comprises less than
.hree princes besides the Car who bear the nama
~ Nicholas. and although among Russians they
sre easily distinguished from one another by the
,1ristisn name OF their father-which according
a Nuscovite practice they invariably use in con-
emotion with their own-yet there is SO much con-
fssion abroad that It may be well 10 offer few
roris OF explanation. more especially as two out
:, the three appear destined TO play very i'm
,ortant roles in the near future. the one Nicholas
snlichoIaIyitch' (Which means son Of Nicholas) as
..neraissi-ro n Nanchuria IN the event os the
aance OF the war in the Far Orient the other
Nicholas ''Michaelovitch" son OF old Grand Duke
uiehael. as the most radical member of the House
- RouanoI. by most OF whom he is regarded much
N the same light as Philippe -'EgaHte," the Duke
of orleans Of the French revolutionary era at the
close Il the eighteenth century.
There is a third Grand Duke Nicholas namely
The eldest son Cf the late Grand Duke Constantine
Rt bereft q reason, he is living In the strict
est seclusion IN OF the imperial villas of the
criuea. after having spent the greater portion OF
his life in Central Asia, imprisoned in a fortress
as punishment for the terrible scandals in which
re- had become involved at st. Petersburg thirty
years aeo through the wiles OF tie American ad-
renturess known in the half world Fannie
Lear" but whose real name was Hattie Black
for5 Of Philadelphia.
OF Nicholas Nieholaivitch it reed merely be said
that he IS regarded both in Russia and abroad
vartsoularly in military circles at Berlin, as the
finest cavalry commander in the world at the pres
snt moment Devoted to soldering, he has kept en-
drsly aloof from politics, and. finding himself
trough the exravagance Of his father without
fuase, ooutI acted uo-gans tic marriage with the
oesossally Tich and beautiful widow Of a Moscow
tz merchant, with whom he lives very happily.
lis having been singulary free from scandal
zss bis integrity beyond suspicion.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
Died.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
sINGLE COPIEs

Domestic Rates.
By EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points In the states Canada ana Nsxieo
toutslde boroughs Manhattan ana The Hronxl
Cuba, hico hawaii ths PhiDulne.
without expense for foreign postage
SUNDAY; I.E
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
BoYcorTED BY HIS RELATIVES.

BOYCOTTED BY HIS RELATIVES
Hs cousin, Nicholas Michaelovitch, is an entire
II different kind Of prince, and is regarded with
eas same III VIII and distrust at the court of
S. Petersburg with which Philippe ''Egalite"
Duke OF Orleans. looked upon ss the court OF
versailles Even as a boy he never got along well
with his playmates OF the nobilary class with
rs cousins and relatives Of the age, and on
growing up 20 manhood developed not only remark
abe aptitude for military affairs. but likewise
sympathy for political doctrines Of the most ad-
vsBoed character OF course. he served in the
Russo-TNrkish War. and received. like every other
grand duke who mad been under FIRE in that cam
paign TIE Russian order Of St George and the
PrlssaB order Pour Ia Merite" But the latter
: the only German order that he possesses, and
he is almost alone among the members Of his house
70 be without the Prussian Order OF the Black
Eagle an Indication therefore, that he is regarded
with the same III VIII by the present KAISER as
he was by old Emperor William.
After the he was transferred to the Cheva-
Ter Gardes Regiment at St Petersburg of which
the now widowed Empress was the colonel in chief
Bat he proved uncong ngenial a comrade to his
fellow officers gave expression political utter
Enoes ot revolutionary and socialistic charac-
ter. that at length the regimental commander in
voked the Intervention OF the Empress, asking for
The grand dukes transfer TO some other CORPS as
The situation had become absolutely fntolerable
The Czarina informed her husband about the mat
ter, and Alexander III, who disliked this Pred"
cousin OF MS, sent him on TO the caucasus with
the rank Of ma tor-g general
There Nicholas distinguished himself by gather
ing around him all the malcontents OF the district,
which. Is well known, includes many OF the
members of the old princely and noble houses Of
the Caucasus elements. indeed. that notorious
u watching for propitious moment TO rise against
Russian rule for the purpose Of recovering their
atoRal independence. About eighteen months ago
he command of the army corps at Tihis became
vacant. and both military seniority and his rank
a grand duke entitled Nicholas TO the post But
nsther the present Emperor nor his advisers
sidered II prudent 10 intrust military command
Of such Importance prince processing political
opinions and affiliations OF so dangerous cIiarac
Ter. and old General Jazkewitch was assigned TO
the Office IN his stead Deeply angered, Grand Duke
Nicholas resigned his command al Tials, returned
10 st. Petersburg. his heart full Of resentment
toward the Emperor and he soon aroused so much
suspicion IN high quarters by his associations with
political suspects, and by his correspondence with
evolutionary leaders and prominent socialists
abroad. that he vas ordered by the Gar to leave
Russia for time. IT being pointed out 10 him
that his old father. the Grand Duke Michael, who
is IN feeble health. and in the South Of France
in need Of his and attention
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
Special Notices.
Tr,bu,e subseriDtio, Rates

THE TRIBUNE will be scEt 6y mail any address IN
this abroad. and address changed
desired. Subscriptions may be given your regular
dealer leaving, more convenient them
ia a. THE TRIBUNE OHce-
SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY cents WEEKLY REVIEW cent.
WEEKLT FARMER, cents
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
Tribune Local Observations =
HOURS: Noruing.

In diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated The Tribunes self
recording barometer The dotted lRe shows the
perature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
Local official Rccord.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for the tventy-four hours. In
parson with the corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will be
republished In The Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
charge.
Crmrains Caroline S Aazet Elsie s
Dodge. Amy s. Otis. Norton p.
EmTuell Catharine c Shanks. William F. G.
Lucas, Edward. Whitman Alfred
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24

For points IN Europe all countries IN N. Cni-
versal Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed az
he
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

The schedule OF closing Transpachc Mails n ar
the presumption Of their uninterrupted
land tlGnsit % sailing The hnal Connecting
mails except Registered TEsnsPacihe Mails dispatched
close ., previous close General Post
Oficr New York, as follows,
Philippine Islands and Guam Francisco. clos.
at p February "a tor dispatch per L. 5 Trans
port
Fij Islands. Australia (except west) New Cais-
p. m February . FOR dispatch per = 8 Noaua
Japan Korea China and specially addressed man fo-
Philippine Seattle Al 8 Fehruar<
&c for dispatch per :. s. fremont
Hawaii, Francisco. close az { D. m Fsbr,arv
81 for dispatch per Alameda
Hawaii Japan. Korea China and Phillppine Isfanfs
via San Francisco close at p m March tor dis-
patch per 3 : siberia
Tahiti and Narquesas Islands san Frarcisea closs
at .. m March 10 Tor dispatch per : Martpcsa
Nsw-Zealand Australia teNcept Westl. Nsu-CsIedsnfs
Samoa. Hawaii and Fiti Islands. Via San Fraacsos,
close 8 D. m March II for dispatch per Sierra.
ar Cunard steamer carrying the Eritish ran -
this dispatch. extra mails-closing $50 m, $50
a m and q sundays f.S0 q m, 8 a. M. a~a
D m--wfll be made and forwarded Until The a.
rival Of the Cunard steamer
Japan tsxcept Parcels Post Nails Rorea. China
Philppins Islands. via Nsucouver and Victoria b
close ?, March IA FOR dispatch per Enprsss
OF india.
MsnehuFia Except New-ChwanE and Port Arthur AMI
Eastern siberia Is present forwarded via RuSs.a
NOTE otherwise addressed. West Australia
forwarded Europe New Zealand via san Francisco
PLACES IN the Chinese frcvince of
Via British Inais-ths quickest routes Philippines
Specially addressed VIA Egrope rally
the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded VIA Saa
Francisco exclusively
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC Exrzz,

CUBA-Via Port Tampa Fla. al this a=c~ An
except Thursday. AT f4:3O fthe eo1uscrioS --srs
close here on Mondays. Wednesdays and SsturdsVsi
NEXICO CITfOvsrland Unless specially addre-ssf
dispatch BY steamer closes this orcs dsv sx.1--
Sunday. at 30 p m and 10:30 ,. n. Sundsvs ~ !
p. and 1870 p. -
NEWFOUNDLAND Except ParceIs-Post Asfls,-B,r rsst
20 North sydney. and thence Al sfS
once daily except sunday. al At S:s.3
2. m connecting mails close here everv lTo,5I.v
Wednesday and saturday,. -Sr
JAMAICA-By rail 10 Boston. thence By ssasrer
closes al this ONCE az p. N. Tuesday. BY raI "a
Philadelphia and thence by steame- closes an tbis
ofloe al 1880 p. N. Wednesday.
MIQUELONBy rail- % Boston. AID thence By steamer
z. m. 'F'
BAHAMAS except Parces-Post 9Eafsl-By rail 10 Miami
Fla. and thence BY steamer. a this oesrs
f4:30 a. Monday, Wednesday SATURDAY
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East Coast} sna
GUATEMAI4A-By rail 10 NeW-Orlcans thence 6s
steamer closes at this Office daily except sunday a.
fi:s0 m. and flOSO ?. sundays At n D. m AMI
fl030 p m connecting mail closes here Mondays
1000 D. UI)
COSTA RICA-By raii New-OrIeans and thence BY
closes this Ofce daily. except sunday,
4I.30 y n. and fl03o .. Sundays a n q IN. and
11O3O p connecting mail closes here Tuesdays
fIO:30 2
NICARAGUA East Coasu-Hy rail % New-Orleans ard
thence by steamer, closes at this ONCE daily.
sunday 1880 p. m. and ti0:3O @ sundays II
p n. and t10.50 ?. connecting mail closes hers
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE-By raii 10 New-OTleans.
La, and thence closes this Office daily.
except Sundays Mondays al 70 80 D. m fto=Sf
sundays II o. and FiU-30 m (connect.ug
mail closes here every sunday a. fi0:30 2 m
fEseg!steFed Mall CLOSES Al ?. n previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-24
UNDERTAKERs.

esd st. Prank Il. Campoeii-stephen Merritt.
Emb'Fg Inst. 2ii-S West 23d ST Tel t325 Chelsea