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New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
SUBWAY AIR PRAISED.
Favorable Comment at Bridge station-As
Cool as the Street.

Persons who had occasion to use the subway
yesterday made favorable comment on the I'm
provement in the air at the Brooklyn Bridge
station, partly due to two large rotary blowers"
now installed, Although at ?, the tempera-
lures recorded at the ticket booths and in Park
Row were Identical the subway seemed TO have
the advantage. Just north of the 14th-st. sta
ton another large blower has been installed
To make the train air cooler. and pending
permanent improvements. the front door Of the
first car and the rear door OF the last car of each
train, were opened yesterday. the motorman sit
ting half in and half out of his box The result.
in the first car a gale Of somewhat dusty
wind which blew off hats and lost itself in the
dooFways and vestibules almost before it
reached the second car.
Two more blowers. which draw out hot air at
the rate of 40, 600 cubic feet minute, TO
be added at the Bridge station. Blowers with
venttlating shafts also to be Installed soon
at the other express stations.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Postomce Notice.

Should Be read DAILY BY interested. Ghansss
may occur any tmsl
Foreign malls far ending July =, 1903. VIII
close nrompty IN al the aasFal Poato1es "a
follows: Registered ParcssFaat Nails close az the
General Postonee earlier than closing rirs
shown below PaFesls-Pos Mails soF Germany close az
p n. July 10 "A
Mails for Great Britain ana IFslana arf
dispatched BY the White Line Wednesdays ana
by the American Lins Saturdays aaaironal Dis
patcn - made ounaTd steamer
sails Saturday later than American Line steamer
the same day The PaFesls-Esost Nails elasa hour
before regular
Parcels Post Man for Barbados and Great Britain and
Ireland CANNOT be registered
Regular and supplementary mails sasa FaFsiEa sla
ton corner Of West Marau half hour a1er
than closing shown below sNcept that Supplemental
Mails for Europe. and Central America via CoiOns
close one hour later at Foreign station,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
WOMAN ENCOUNTERS BIG RATHER.
Snake Killed by Men Called to Her Aid
After Fierce Fight.

Mount Holly. n. J., July l5--While at q picnic at
Kerilworth Lake near Marlton, this afternoon,
Mrs Henry w Roberta encountered q big rattle
snake. The reptile four feet long and thick as
a mans arm in the centre Of its body, with six
rattIers and a button, lying fat on the ground
basziug in the hot sun Mrs. Roberts was unaware
of ner danger until within three feet Of the poison
GUS reptile which she came stepping
With her eyes riveted the serpent which
seemed 10 be getting nearer, she called for help.
The men who responded to her cries had a hard
fight with the snake, which put up a gallant re-
sisrance before its head was crushed The skin is
10 ba preserved.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

HATCH Marie y an L.
Methodist Episcopal maRse. Pawnee, Oklahoma, July
IS, 1905 Rev. Dr. Rufus d. Black nrother-ia-law
William Alltng, OF Newark, y. j. Funeral
interment Springdale Cemetery, Madison. IND
C0yvE-0n Saturday July Is 1905 Orlando J. Cove
aged years Funeral Tuesday July Is AZ II o'clock
a. m, at Paving
FOx-After a short illness. Albert Fox aged Al yeaTa
Funeral services su9dag July IS At g M 4t , n!s
ment Monday July II convenience af family.
UNION REPUBLICAN CLUB,
E004 BestoI-ave. NeS-fo July IA. 4sao
Members requested the club 70 attend the
ths
ices viii be hed at his late residence No. 13ss Prospect
CHAS F. BRADBURY, Secretary
CAVEI. LODGE NO. T03, F. AND A. M.-Brethrsn;
You hereby summoned attend the funeral services
brother albert Fox from MS late residences No
l6, 1900, at p. m WILLIAM H TACBEEtI, Master
IVY CHAPTER NO. 23s r A. M-Conlpanions: You
are summoned 10 funeral services OF
Fsrospeet-ave north OF 169th-sJ Sunday, July
1905 at ! D m r. WARD HILLMAN, High Priest
HATCH-At New-Rocheue, Saturday. July 10 Marie
Van Liew. beloved wife OF William DenisOn Hatch, tr
and daughter Of Henry A. and Ella n Van LEV
Funeral services residence. Davenport Neck
NeW-Roeheue Tuesday morning july Is, az 10 O'Clock
O'GORMAN-On July 10. 1903, at her residence No 416
FIneraI from Church OF Francis Xavier, I6th-
St between 6th ana sth aFes-. on Monday. July IT.
lD a. n
sTEDMAN-At her residence. IN Lawrence Park, Bronx
VVCodvorth wife o. Edmund c.. Stedman. Funeral
vices at the BrOnxvile. Tuesday July IS
arrival Of Harlem train leaving Grand central sta
ESQ ?. Interment at convenience or family
afternoon July IS william n. Taller, OF Nev-YorA IN
the 62d year his age. Notice OF funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

MONDAY dat ESQ a FOR ItaIF dirscr (ssseiany
addressed ony1, e. . Citta al ToFnn
TUESDAY lS-Ar $50 N. TOR IJaly ttFenr especially
addressed qnlyl. .. PriRz AdalbeFt
WEDNESDAY u8l-At 80 a. for Ireland and FFaHca.
per 2 s, Cedric. via Queenstown and L4verBoel tasD
other OF Europe specially addressed for
steamer, 80 Netherlands direct especially
addressed oulyl. per $ Ryndam; AZ II far Nor
way Garcels-PosJ Mats} per 3 Oscar II lalaa FaEu
lar mail for penaT when specially addressed for this
THURSDAY Coat a. M for Europe per > =
Deutschland. Plymouth Chsrbourg and Hamburg
Uncludlng France when specially addressed for tnis
steamerlt ar a. m. FOR France, Switzerland, ITALY
spain, Portugal Turkey. Egypt; Greece and British
India s HaVre also ether Par-k
Europe specially addressed
SATURDAY t22l-AL $50 a. m tTelaud, e.
Etruria via Queenstown also othaF BaFJS af EuFuDa
when specially addressed FOR this steamer az q
for Europe, per Philadelphia, via plymouth ans
C'heFhourg. $50 a Belgium tPareeis-
Malls. g kroCnsnd regular mall for Bel
when specially addressed for this sJsamsrl a. $50
italy direct specially addressed onlyA
Koenig Albert $50 a. for Scctlaud direct tspe-
cialIy addressed onIy1. per 5. . FurRsssia-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
VAS. w. pENNlsoN HATCH.

Ms " DennIson Hatch. a bride Of & year. died
g. her home at Davenport Neck, New-Rochelle,
yesterday Her death followed closely the recent
birth Of child. Mrs. Hatch was twenty years old,
and was Miss Mary Louise Van Lew, Of Larch-
mont
Her wedding q year ago was surprise 10 her
LsFcEmont friends she was married in Conneeu-
eul and kept the news from her friends for some
uIe- Mr. Hatch is the son OF ". D. Hatch, a
Wall Street broker.
TIE funeral Will be held Tuesday at her home
and vii Sc conducted by the Rev. DR.. Charles +.
caRedy, u The Protestant Episcopal Church, in
NeW-Eochele
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
HOos 70 JoHN PAuL JoNEs ExHIsIT.

nsg,r 'enoz Library. 5th-ave. and 7sth-gt. an
b5blst ils{ = has added many features TO It's eX-
ysr. " prints. portraits etc. Of John Paul
rBessr H"ase body is now on itE way home The
q - osa b. Congress is OF the chief features
r-,r, ~-lDit He is depicted IN rare portraits and
flur,.--l described in scrapbools. There are many
iaa, - = biographies and pamphlets, including
tsin,r ---F2 Green TIE reports Of Congress per
iaeElnslis- y NE claims OF the Jones heirs and
tieN - i-iE captains commission, are also on
Kix ths various stages of tue Russo-Jap panese
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
sEleADIER GENERAL NJ. J. T. DANA.

Portsmouth. y. H, July l5.-Rrigzdier General
Napoleon J. T. Dana. Z. s. A. retired, OF Wash
iEgrou, was found dead from apopIexy here to-day
the home of Mrs. George H. Joy, where he was
passing 1he summer. 1t Is understood here that he
rhe oldest graduate from West Point He was
about slZty-ve years old. His granddaughter. Miss
Mable Ti1baII. attending the General
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
RARr OF eARoN HARLEcH ESTATE HERE

The appraisal Of the estate OF WlihaIn ftlcIaro
c,-r,sbv-C5ore Boron HarIach, of England, shows
that in this State left in personal property 4S6
shares in the Commercial Gable Company of the
estimated value of S33 $50. From this sum $1,000 is
deducted for commissions an1 olher disbursements
Iaa1-frg a net personaItv here OF So 4s0. Baron
TIariaeh was born in 1913 He called TO the
reeraga 1916. and died in June l9O4
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
SUMMER AMUSEMENT NOTES.

Daniel Frohman returned from Europe yesterday
on the Philadelphia with Mrs Frohman, and imme-
diately went to Far Rockaway While in London
and on the Continent Mr.. Frohman contracted for
several plays. With A. ". Ptnero he made con-
tracts for a drama and comedy, which are now
being completed. He also obtained comedy drama
from Cecil Raleigh. From Israel ZangwiH he con-
tracted for serious play. Mr.. Frohmau said that
the Lyceum Theatre would open in August with
Mrs. Lef1ngwelps Boots which would be given
for weeks with the original cast and followed
by n. c. Goodwin IN The Beauty and the Barge
Days viii open on September with Miss Edna
May in the musical play The Catch OF the
Season"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
TRANsPAcIFTC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


DAILY
rapged the presuHPtl af their anlR9erFuptsd
~ sailing The ana eCRRectlHE mails
sxeep Registered Transpacihe Nails Dispatched
couver Victoria Tacoma Seattle. which slose
Hawaii Japau. Korea. China and Phippine Islands
san Francisco, close a. P m July ~ for dtspztca
Jaran except ParceIs-Post Malls Korea. Chizz ana
Philippine Islands via Vancouver AMI ViCt0ria. = c.
close a. p m July IS for disRateh per Empress
Jaraa Korea Cbsna ard specially addressed mail for
Philpuna Islands. via Sea-tle, close AZ m July
fs for dispatch s. Dakota
Hawaii. via san Franciscc close at n july = Tor
dispatch per g. Alameda
Philippine Islands Gpan. Fraaeisea eIass
a b. IN. July ~ fer dispatch ner r. : Transport
san Francsce. close az P. Juiy . Tor dspatch
per g. Copttc
ah ana aIardussas Islands san Franesco close
p. August Tor dispatch par ; Alrtpos9,
samoa Hawaii Fiji Islands via Ffaneiaco class
a 6 o. August > for Dispatch per a sonoTu1 tr
Zealand not arrive In time 90 with tais
dsuatch maiis-gi0aHg A3n a. a:30
ana D. U.: sundays 4-ao a. and D,
will be made ana forwarded untA tns arrival af 80
FIJI Islands Australia tsxcept wess and Nev-Clsdon
Vancouver and Victoria b. close @ n.
August Il for dispatch per = Noana-
Manchuria texeepE MuElen, Neg-JfgWanE and
and Eastern siberia Is al present forwarded v2
Russia
N0TF-URleas otherwise addressed West Australia Is
places IN the Chinese Province oe Yunnau
British lniia-the quickest routes. Philippines spe-
cialy addressed '-va Europe fully prenzld
the foreign rates Hawaii IS forwarded via San Frsa-
ekelusivey
Postofacs. New-York n T.. july IA 1900
WILLIAM r WlLsLCo& Foseza3sesA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROADWAY CENTRAL-The Rev. Dr. Collins,
C,ane Town South Africa. FIFTH ANENC E-L-
N Manning Washington. GRAAD-Coionel Il, n.
t3ea@baTn II A: Captain c. G. Wyman Z. 5. A.
Ii0FTW N-DonaId Meredith McNeale; Washing
ton EOLLAND-Sir Joseph Lawrence, N. r. Ion Ion
don VICTORIA-S. p. Knox Coiunpus ONO
TTAIDORF-A ASTORIA-John Cadwalader. PhiadeI-
mia WOLCOTT-BarOn liiskra, charge d daIIalTes
Austrian Hungarian Legation
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. VEST
INDIES. ETfs

SUNDAY qO-At a m for Barbados. Guiana ana
Para and Manaas, at $50 a m tor FORTUNE Island.
Jamaica and Solonsla except Iauea hsP9FtnsHs per
specially addressed for this steamer
via Pernambueo. Rio IansFO and santos inoIudins
when specially addressed for sais s1samsri.
Bernludlan; at $50 a m (suppIsrusntary i6s6 a M
for InagUa, Cape Haiti. Port de PAX and Nasdalena
other parts Of Haiti when specially adaFssssd for tbs
m fff@9 h9un is = eape @ a f5 aa PoI Per as a h as M
dressed Tor his steamer at 2 Tor euaatsnso and
sa72s9 @ % -Pseialy 5S5q 04' y @ per r 3 i gssfss s
and Dominican Republic. per 5. Seminole AZ 1880
p m for Caisarisn especially sadresssd aHIF per
csHPeohe per s o1laba also other parts q Mszoo
when specially addressed for this steamer. At $50
East Coasp Honduras except East Coast, salvadoE.
Ecuador. Peru, Bolivia and Chilli per a Msxise. via
this steamer; At y for 1fsxoo specially addressed
FRIDAY ,2D-At Il m for YucStan and campsohs per
5 5 T3omo; at ?. m. for Bermuda steamer from
s4TURDAY a2o-At =. m tor Argsasins gFuEsay ana
foandIana. per 4 > RosaInd. a. $50 a Jsuppie--
Vsnssasla Ser $ ; caracas also CoIelasia Via cura-
Gao when sPse15iy & aa5sesssd II h.s s]saRsT ] a
onyl. per 5. Be-wtnd. via 1ayagae1; At ESQ m
Hlaca and Colombia except Cauea and Nagiaisna Bs-
when sPsciaiy addressed Tor his stsaHsTi at 10 a. n
for Cuba per ; > Moro Castle via Havana -.
regular postage must prepaid al letters Forwarded
drops marked Letters for Foreign Counrriss'
Mail dispatch By q
vessel win forwarded unless sueh adj
dtiOnal postage IS fully prepaid thereon by
Supplementary Transatantic Mails are sReRsa ths
piers of the American, English and FReneh steamers
whenever the ssilings az 500 iataF; and
late mail be deposited N tha mail haEss the
piers 0f the German lines sailing HabaHea SUP
Elementary mail tor Turks Island snd bamnisaH Re-
public 81 also opened the Clyda Line pies, Fhs
mails on the piers open one hour and Haif before
sailing time and close minutes hefoFe sailing
Ouy regular postage Getrers cents Aalf suacsl 10
mailed ~ the Anssr-
White and (Ssa stsaaaSrss
double postage uetsrs 70 suncel On ashsr
lines.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
NO HOPE FOR MISS ETHEL CRAM.
Physicians Say Her Death Is Now Only q
Matter of Hours.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Leuox Mass July 15.-The hope Of saving the
life OF Miss Ethel NJ. Cram, who was kicked by
her pony Thursday afternoon while driving from
Leuox to Highwood, the country home Of her
mother, Mrs Catherine H. Cram. has been aban-
doned, and the corps OF surgeons in charge of the
case announced this afternoon that there no
hope of her recovery.
This morning there a change for the worse,
and only the remarkable vitality of the patient has
kept life in her body so long. Tonight II was said
that Miss Cram would not live through the night
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
The sHAH OF PERSIA AT PARIS.

Paris July 1.-THE Shah Of Persia arrived here
this evening with large party in which
eral of his and their instructors. The Shah
was received with military honOrs and escorted to
his hotel. Official visits were exchanged. The party
viii remain here several days and later will at
the nautical festival Hayre.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

Il Is said that Columbia professor. who ia
known about the campus for his absentmindedness.
was enc day taking airing IN Morningsde Park
"hen' 70 while away the time he began TO talk
10 little three-year-old girl who was playing
near; Suddenly the nurse turned 70 him and said
I've Mould you mind watching baby while PUN
nome Tor minute?"
lie was too surprised 70 make any opposition
ana the nurse quickly disappeared.
Dlnner time came and the professor started for
nome thinking that he had fouBdlng on his
nands, and wondering whether TO turn il over to
tne police. As he went up the steps of his house
MS wife met him and said: oh there you are I
long" -
rs that Florence?" replied the astonished man
= thought had seen the face somewhere before
Two Columbia students were in a cafe in 125th-st
After partaking for some time Of the liquid Joy
BUSINESS they essayed TO reach the street. Just as
they were going out of the door a drove Of horses
recently imported from the West passed.
One Of the students stopped watched the ami
mails carefully. looked back into the cafe and
panion.
Say. Bill, see anything out in the streete'
some horses giving their drivers a lot Of
trouble replied the other
How many9"
'F1fty sixty"
Thank heaven. it wasn't 5neP'
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
COLONEL PETER JOSEPH.

LBF TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUSE-l
Denver July l5.-Col0ueI Peter Joseph, who in
ne Haves-Tuden election, as q Hayes elector, was
among several refusing the offer of 100000 vote
sor T5den died this morning. Colonel Joseph, who
was stxty-three years old, was born in New
Orleans but served during the in the Union
army. He came TO Denver from &ew-Orleans thir-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
OBITUARY NOTES.

Columbus Ohio. July John T. Liphard who
founded the so-caIle6 'SeuIIst Church Of the
World cled to-day Of typhoid fever at his resi-
aslce here He was dfty-three years old, and was
porn tn Washington, y. @ He was known as Pro
iess9T Alamo.
H9ltou. ONO. July 15.-Ralph Leete. who was the
sgthor o. the Great Seal Of Ohio" and was per
soma friend OF President Lincoln and Chief Justice
Chase. Gea here to-day He elghty-Lhree years
oid, and AZ tine well known an attor-
aey and capitalist
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MARRIEs NURSE OF FIRST WIFE.
Druggists Vacation Turns Out To Be his
Honeymoon.

George W. Smith, druggist OF West Chester, re-
Gently married his former housekeeper. Mrs Bar
row. who nursed his first wife. Mr.. Smiths first
wife died three years ago. Mrs. Barrow re-
tanned as housekeeper by Mr.. Smith until about
six months ago. when she left the Smith home.
About six weeks ago Mr. Smith announced that he
was going away a vacation. The next message
from him from townsville, n. Y, his FORMER
home. announcing that he was spending his honey
in that place.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
NEw-YoRkER DIES ON STEAMER.

Redondo, Cal, July 15-When the ship Santa
Barbara arrived in port from Seattle the cap
tain reported that Richard CurTier. of New-YorlS
sixty-three years old. who had taken passage on
the ship at Seattle on July for Southern Cali
f0rnia, had died heart disease last Wednesday
afternoon The body brought ashore.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Marcus Mayer. the theatrical manager. who re-
turned from abroad yesterday. said that he will
manage Miss EVie Greene and The Duchess of
Dantzic' company, which is TO open the new Mon
tauk Theatre, Brooklyn He also said that George
Edwardes is 10 send over Messsrgess 'Veronique -
which will open on November IA in the Broadway
Theatre. Miss Ruth Vincent. Jack Lehay and
Laurence Ray viii head the company. The piece Is
now on IN London Mr. Mayer announced that he
had engaged for Klaw & EFlanger the Russian
Princess Kratozkaea, She ts the proprietor OF the
theatre in st. Petersburg, and viii be seen in
ra1a rte
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
JEROME WRITES TO GOVERNOR.
Mr. Higgins Replies Immediately to Equi-
table Communication

Albany, July 15.-GovernoF Higgins to-day re-
ceived a letter from District Attorney Jerome in
relation to the Equitable Life Assurance Society.
The Governor at once sent him a reply.
He declined TO state what Mr.. Jsromes letter
tanned or make public his reply. The Governor will
Monday, returning 70 Albany Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
sHuaERr 70 HAVE DENVER THEATRE.

rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Denver, July l6-Lee Shubert one Of the heads
~ the theatrical association which has declared
war upon the KIaw & Erlanger syndicate, writes
. friend here that Denver Of the four or
five cities IN which ne viii within the next year
build q theatre
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

,,,rs for the last tweHty-fouF hours IN comparison
WIN .bs corresponding date last year,
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

While Sam Bernard giving one of his funny
speeches in THE Rouicking Girl" at the Herald
SQUARE Theatre last night, Edward P. Rowland Of
Harrison. n. J., who sitting in one OF the
boxes threw lighted cigarette the stage Ber-
nard stopped in the middle OF a line and said /.
Whoever threw that cigarette viii be thrown out
the house" Later Rowland was arrested and
taken TO the Tenderloin station.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem trains Grand Cen
station, Webster and Jerome Avenue troeys and
by carriage Lots sI25 TelephOns (4S55 GrameFcyl
Views representative
once. 20 32rd St. n. =. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16

Highest temperature yesterday 50 degrees oMs. 20
average rs. average for corresponding aa'e l1 80 q5
average Tor corresponding date last t"F -. as-u.a
Local forecast; Fair ta-osy sHa aR'-~%' W.
tarDperafuree light north WiReS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
lie MARQUIS MLLAvERpE.

Madrid. July 1.-THE Marquis ViIlaverde a for
msE Premier Of Spain, died here this morning
me Marquis Fillaverde retired from political life
II 1913 when the Republicans carried the elections
Ee was Premier Of Spain from July 70 October Of
Laal Eear- when 6ehor Aaura assumed ofice.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MR. RRYAN ENTERrAINs PRINcE LOUIE.

Lisbon, July 15.-CharIes Page Bryan the American
Minister to-day entertained Admiral Prince Louis
Of Battenberg. of the British navy at luncheon.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
UNDERrAKERs.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. s4I-s West 2sd 81
2Sd St stephen Merritt Emhs Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. stephen Merritt the worldwide known IN
dertaker; only place OF business 18Th
largest the world Tel ia and I2s Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
Special Notices.

Mail subscribers Nsw-YorE city 20 the DAILY ana
TFlI-WEEKLY win Be charged a copy sxrrA
postage in addition ths rates named a5ays-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. mxcEp-
TRANsPACIFIC


(except Bahamas are f1rvardeF a4p
to ports OF sailing The CONNECTING mails closs a.
the General Postos1ce. Neyv-Yorlx follows
CUBA. Tampa. f4:3O q Monday
and Saturday,. CAls0 NaV-yorz Ehurgsa,~
and Saturdav-see ahoVa.l
MEXICO CITY overland. 1:s0 ,. and 1880 .. N
daily, Sunday; Sunday. at 1:0O D. 1osO
p m.
NEWFOUNDLAND texcspt PARCELS Past Afasl VIA NORTH
sweeney, at z ? Mouday. Wednesday and Saturday
lalso occasionally rom New-Xork and Phiiadslphia-
See ahGvei-
SuQCELOS. va Boston and North sydney at aao ,,
every other SUNDAY June Z and Is
JAMAICA via Boston, at T-GO D. Tuesday ana Er-
day also Saturday ahaEel
COSTA RICE via Nsw-Orleans. fiG-30 p Tues
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS EAST CaasN au4
GUATEMALA. via New-Orleans 30 80 Non
daE west % Honduras "a dspatahed fraH New
York via Pan1-na-ses abOve.}
NICARAGUA East COastl. via NeV1-Orlea1s. az 1859
D N. Sunday and Wednesday West Coast OF Nicara-
Eua IL dispatched from NeV-XaFE STA Paname-ses
PANAMA ana CANAL ZONE. via NsVEOFieaRa fio ~
D. m sunday ohly specially addressed mail - far-
vuaFde5 via Nea-Orleals when NeHNors
on following AEandayl After 1890 D. ~. SUNDAY
until sailing of NsvE-YOTk nail for Panama
and Canal zane held for the NsVEXoFG
above.
previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-07-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Washington July 10
During the tweuty-four hours very mite ram mas
,IIe m any part except Florida and along
-be south Coast IN the absence OF Tah le UeI
a+,rs mas risen somewhat Interior valleys and
ia now generally the seasonal average except IN ths
- Ior and the extreme Northwest. where lower tenn
peratures prevail
For sunday and Monday fair weather IS indicated IN all
s stst4cts except the upIAr lake region and
ne Middle Missouri Valley where local showers are prob
AS szta ernperatt!res will prevail Atlantic Coast
FSrrfrts weather is indicated Tor the laaS
9inr In the interior valleys high temperatures VIII
continue VIII bs somewhat eeHie4 II tae Ao4ts Ms
soI5l ir6 along the New-Eugland Coast and Middle At
r-ag+ he fresh northwest Ia north
eotb Atlantic Coast. light and eaTiahls mostly i
Gulf Coast light and variable on the lower
Ight and variable; lakes fresh southeast 10
goutH
r-oracast for Special LOeaiities-For New-Engiano
s..- % ssv and Monday; light north winds
r eastern Pennsylvania and NeW7JsFasy fair to-day
so,,e,bat oooler in south portion Monday sA'F' Ash'
north Nsaas ,.....- ,-,.n
r. rssstern New-York. fair to-day and Monday WIN
sa-sta tsr,pera rures; light north winds "a, -. A.,
District OF CoiutabiA L4it W nay
ana MONDAY: light BeTfh Nlas .. s.-. varu,er aIonr
the lakes Monday fair. hsAt '@''s''e ~
so9tileest eyevsYorl warmer to-day; Monoay
esir- ugf,t variable winds, becoming soN''
-, omo,.1 Record-Ths following Official record
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