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New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
NEW YEAR eAYETY AT TUXEDO.
IBv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUN

iBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Tuxedo Park X. Y Jan I'm addition TO those
who came cut on Saturday for the ball. many
people arrived today pass New Years Every
cottage WIS fun Of guests and the clubs were
crowded. Although the weather was disagreeable
Il did not interfere with the gayety Several large
lUucheons were given and the cottagers entertained
house parties. A large number visited the tennis
witness the exhibition matches. and many
skating and tOb0gganing parties were OUT
Mrs. Henry p. LOomis chaperoned a large party
al luncheon al the club Among them were Mrs. H.
P LOOMS, Miss Mary Hartman, Miss Carol Harrl-
man. Miss Atterbury. Mrs. Otis. Mrs. Margone
Smith, Miss Martin. II. Van Rensselaer,. Miss Julia
Loomis, Arthur Shaw. George Martin, Alfred
LOOMS and M TiltOn
Mr and Mrs. John J. McCook entertained a large
party II luncheon and dinner tonight. Among
their guests were lie Grand c Griswold Reginald
FuicEa, Langdon Parker Marion. J. Hopkins Smith.
j. albert z. Gray. Miss McCook and Mr.. and Mrs.
c. p Alexander.
among Others who gave dinners tonight at the
hza party Of ten; Mr. and Mrs. GrenyiIle Kane, a
party 0f eighteen; Mrs. J. Fred Pierson, Jr. Mr..
4lo Mrs. Henry n. TllfOrd and Mr.. and Mrs. James
T. 1agRln.
Among those who gave large dinners at their cot
sEFs we're Mr and Mrs. Z. r Cutting, Mr.. and
9-rs. John c. Elliott, Mr.. and Mrs William Gilbert
,J-'les Ar. and Mrs Richard Mortimer. Mr. and
--fs- ITlce Collier and Mr. and Mrs Z N Post.
-lL. and Mrs George J. Gould. who We're the
guests OF J. Henry Smith Sunday, returned to
laclaae6 The Duke and Duchess OF Manchester, who
ieidr1eo 70 town.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
LOCAL THEATRES LAST NIGHT.

These are the dramatic exhibitions with which
the new year has begun in New-York:
Mrs Fiske as Leah Observation-Disclosures
David warheld. as the Music Master.-Belasco
Charles wyndham in Mrs Gorringe's Neck
Edwerd Terry. in i:The House of Burnside" and
..F3uzfuz F'-Pr1ncess Theatre
Miss Viola allen: % as 6eTl9ne ana rbeafre IN
Miss Maude Adams, In The Little Minister. -
MISS Mss Annie Russell in Brother Jaoques,"-Gar-
Miss Ethel Barrymore. in "sunday."-Hudson
Miss Edna May in The School Girl."-Dalys $
Miss Lillian Russell. in Lady Teazie."-The
James X Hackett in The Fortunes of the King
Miss ss' May Irwin. in Mrs Black Is Bac"BijOu
Miss Fritzi scheT. in ''Fatinitza- a-"-Broadway
Richard Golden in Common Sense Brackett''-
Francis wilson in cousin Bny"-criterion
iss9sts Kyle Bellew and E NJ Holland. in 'Rames"-
woodis Woo, nd'-The Herald Square Theatre:
Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch. Savoy
-''sit5S shto5-SGun."-waliack' Theatre.
The College Widow Garden Iheatre;; ;r,o.4-a
III 4IuIHPty bea4se A4Sseroa 1hes'e
HI Home rHsTSdiia FSoiks ,'-New. Sew York Theatre.
Merry Shop Girls"-West End Theatre;
Shadows on the Hearth; American Theatre
Vaudeville.-HammeTstein' Theatre
siberia '-Acadenly Of Music
The World In wax.-Bden Musee.
Lew Fields in ut Happened in Nordland."-The
Lev F1eioS wSeberThe Weber ziegfeld Music
HRt1 Pobert T Haines. in "once Upon Time
Tarieties-Tony Pastors Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
IN PERIL IN FIFTH-AVE.
T1co Men Hurt IN Trying to Stop
Runawag-WOman IN Hanson.

Dashing up Fffth-ave. at fast pace run
away horse attached to hanson, which con-
tanned, a woman, from Thirtieth-st. 70
Forty-fourth-st., yesterday afternoon, before ne
was stopped. A mounted policeman checked the
animal after two men had been thrown to the
asphalt and had received slight cuts and bruises.
The runaway created much excitement. The
driver kept the animal IN the centre of the ave-
nue. and his cries. with the screams or the
woman gave the hanson free path. The run
away missed & Forty-second-st. car by rev
inches Mounted Patrolman Arthur Werner
leaned over his horses neck, grabbed the bride.
and brought the animal TO e stop at Forty
fourth-st.
The woman in the hanson tainted when the
horse was brought TO a standsttH. She refused
TO give the police her name and address, and
when she was revived after the runaway called
another hanson and was driven away.
The horse took fright when opposite the Hol-
land House. The woman started to jump rom
the hanson, but the driver closed the door and
prevented her from leaping to the asphalt. He
then stood up on the back or the vehicle and
kent his horse free from the traffic He tried
to stop the animal by pulling on the reins, but
vanly -,
At Thirty-eighth-st- and at Forty-hrst-st the
two unsuccessful attempts were made 10 stop
the runaway.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
The STARS.

NJ Mansfield acted in ST. Louis last night, and
I'll act there throughout the week, at the Olym-
, -rboatre He comes TO New-York in March.
SF-s patrick Campbell Mr.. Chauncey Olcott and
~ rsnman Thompson are performing in Phla-
z.,-h,, Otis Skinner is prosperous in Chicago
,ners he IS acting in The Harvester Mr.
-s, a. An Boston Miss Harmed acting in
..Ta shore remains in Philadelphia Miss
c,,o,1,a Toftus is in Chicago....Miss Rehan is In
~ ,,s 1,here she opened the Garrck Theatre
. . ,1a-,har ps Mr. Forbes Robertson will ep-
- a. qroronto on January $. presenting new
- br Mr.. H. V Esmond. called Love and the
e. ., reter In the present season Mr. Robert
- .u act in New-York ..Mme- Agatha Bar
-, aestgnated as a Rumanian actress has been
sa1ocea by Mr. conried. and she VIII appear at
- T-,,,rv Place (German) Theatre on FRIDAY even
- Tsryarv C. as Msdea. Mr.. Chauhcey O4coit
,,i roske a professional tour Of the SOUTH begin
80, on January at Richmond Ar MACK is
sov,o,nR I'm Jersey City. y......Mr. sothern ana
80 Jnlta Marlowe acted last night IN Brookiyn'
- ,ha Montauk Theatre. where they remain
.hroupbout the present week....Mr' GiAette VIII
-. On Pittsburg on January s...Among the
- thai viii be seen IN New-York before the end
- ,ha nresent season Mrs. Carter Miss AaA
pehan Miss Virginia Harmed, Miss margaret An
gJ,n Miss Ida Conquest and Mr.. ROBERT hdssoh
Mr Edward Terry at the Princess Iheaus'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
NEW YEARS DAY I'm CITY
OPEN HOUSE BY Y. ". c. a.
Rash of Returning TraUellers
Crowds Railzcay Stations.

About the middle of the afternoon yesterday the
joyful New Years expression on the faces or the
people to be met in the street had given way to
one most strongly suggestive of that morning
after feeling Many clubs kept open house, and
dispensed liberal hospitality.
The regular New Years rush of returning travel
lers was in evidence at the Grand Central Station
Every incoming train was filed with passengers.
The crowds in thickly all day. but the after
noon and night trains carried the greater bulk Of
the returning holiday travellers.
reception given yesterday afternoon and
evening by the 18th Assembly District Republican
Club in its In the Arcade Building, at Sixty
hfth-st- and Broadway. There was plenty 70 eat
and drink, and a vaudeville entertainment oy
coiored troupe added to the holiday gayety.
Association the daY observed by receptions.
hundred-and-tW y-ifth-st kept open house all
day. There were games OF all klnt!s IN tne gym.
The West Side branch. at No. SIS West Fifty-sev-
gymnas sium informal haEdball games were the oroer
special programme had been prepared in cels-
bration of the day at the Twenty-thtrd-st branch:
II began at p. m. and for an hour there was az
informal reception to men. Between and l3O
o'clock there was was an exhibition In sae
ton of a trip through England scotland and Ire
land, by John Fairman, and afterward, also IN the
hall. an entertainment by George F. Curtis dialect
More than twenty-five hundred young men were
entertained at the central branch OF ths 2 doIss s
Brooklyn where a continuous reception and enter
tainment was held from a. m. until late in the
evening. In the afternoon Brigadier General wade
United States Army. was the guest OF honor; An
address was delivered by Magistrate Higgnbotham
The new year was begun by the enlisted men OF
the navy at the navy yard in as pleasant way
as possible with the men who could be relieved
from duty both holidays. There were enter,
tainments and games at the Marine Barracks and
on the receiving snip Hancock, and the men were
provided with a dinner similar 10 that on Christ
mas Day About one hundred and fifty had an
entertainment and dinner in the naval branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association. Rear Ad-
rniral and Mrs J. B. Coghlan received calls from
officers attached to the station during the after
and evening.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Jan p
The disturbance Northwestern Illinois Sun
day night tho Middle
increased intensity the depression through
out Atlantic states. over the remainder the
country the pressure high. and there has been a
temperature from Texas northeastward
the region and the ST. Lawrence Valley.
There will be snow Tuesday IN New-England the
Middle States. lake region and
region, rain the South Atlantic
There will be rain Tuesday and Wednesday IN the
North Pacific States. and rain snow Wednesday in
Northern and Western Montana; elsewhere the weather VIII
colder Tuesday region the Ohio Valley
Gulf and much colder by Tuesday
night in Middle Atlantic northern
portion South Atlantic States with cold wave
in portions OF NewEngland and Eastern New
York 1t will ba Tuesday in the Northwest, and
Wednesday the slope region and the Mississippi
Valley. -. -,
New-England lower Michigan cas-. upper Michigan East
eru Wisconsin Western Ohio and at Albany. N \.
Forecast for Special LOcaIitiesFor New-Jersey and
Eastern Pennsylvania. to-day, followed by clear
ing and colder: much colder at night. winds becoming
northwest and high. Wednesday fair.
For Eastern New-Yor and ew-England. snow to-
aev foIowed by clearing and colder much colder at
night: cold central and north portions wlnds
FOR the District Columbia and Delaware rain or
snow to-day followed by clearing and colder much
colder at night winds becoming northwest and brisk
TO high Wednesday, fair =,
north winds wednesday. snow hurries
For western Pennsylvania, snow and colder to-day.
htSh northwest north winds. Wednesday fair. ex-
cept snow Lake Erie,
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
MISS PORTER ENGAGED.

Fars, Jan. 2-The engagement IS announced OF
--iss Elsie Porter. daughter OF the American Am
Desbsco- here 10 young DR.. MeRee. OF Zurich. son
~ L1e physician who attended Mrs. Porter IN her
1sl Illness. when she. ACCOMPANIED by her dAugh-
- frequently visited Switzerland TO consult him.
me young people met there and their acquaintance
''penea into love Young Dr. Mende IS a graduate
y 1le Government University at Berne He speaks
English Without accent. viii become naturalized
aei1can citizen and win practise his profession In
Asn-York
-llss Porter is the only daughter Of the Ambassa-
-" and since the death Of her mother "a Paris, on
- 1919, has assisted General Porter at the
rssay rssEsy reoeptions at The embassy, and has been
,e1e stfo by Emperor William, the Czar and Pr2si-
arr AoQbet She IS twenty-one years CD ana has
----e9 tee College Of France.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
| TRANsPAcrF1c MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
|


DAILY.
On are presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit 10 pert OF sailing The hnal connecting mails
Transpacinc Malls which close ..
previous day) the General POst01ce. NewYor.
Hawaii Japan Korea China and Philippine ISLANDS. via
San Francisco. close at m January for dispatch
Zealand Australia (except west Nsw-CaIsdonia
Samoa Fill Islands Francisc1
close AZ 3 D January Z for dispatch :
OF the Cunard carrying the British mail FOR
this dispatch extra mais-elosing at $50 m $50
a m and 8 D. Sundays at 4.3O q m a s
o. m-wiu made and forwarded until the arrival
Of the Cunard steamer
PhiIlrpina Islands via Tacoma close JRnu~
arv IS for dispatch ; .. t<semun
Hawaii Japan Korea. China and Philippine Islands via
san FraEcco close al p m January 10 FOR dispatch
tTsTa9 Va san Francisco, at D. m January 10
for Sispateh Der Alarne1a-
Japan (except PaFcsls-Post Aails, Korea China and
Philfputne islands Vancouver and Victoria. B
close az D. m January II for dispatch per = En-
rtlt55tne Islands and Guam via san Frinciseo close az
3 3 m January q for dispatch per Z. s Transport
F1 Islands and specially addressed mail tor Australia
and Nsw-Caledona. Vancouver and Victoria. B. c..
close 8 ?. January Is tor Dispatch Per 8
MlnWera
ep m February for dispatch per .. 8 Marposa-
Manchurta NeN-Chwang3 and Siberia Is
al present forwarded via Russia
NOTE-Irnless otherwise addressed, West Australia IS
ana certain places In the Chinese Province OF Yunnan.
vfa British India--the quickest routes. Philippines
specially via Europe must Be fully prepaid
AZ tire foreign Hawaii forwarded san Fran
ei'e' WILLIAM r. wILLcoX. Postmaster.
Pcsseface Nsv-York. Y. December 90. 1901
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
NEW YEARS DAY AT ARDsLEx

The Ardsey Club was crowded with members ana
'neir guests over New Years. The dance Saturday
night was OF the largest Of the season and
was attended by Mr. and Mrs Edwin Gould. DR..
eta Ms. George 7. Shrady. DR.. Homer Glbney'
ar snd Mrs L Eldridge, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Locnfsne. DR.. and Mrs. c. T. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs.
--lllael Van Beuren, Mr. and Mrs. Il. L. Griggs,
1-1- and Irs. W c. Fargo. Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Brooks. SIR and Mrs. Z. B. Katie Mr.. and Mrs.
- & Brown, and M and Mrs A. S. Barney.
- Ss2-llng tobogEaning and golf were enjoyed. Many
- ne colony opened their summer houses and en-
Gt G -lt-lne1 large parties. among them being Edwin
slyetcs ~ :. Brooks. A l. Barney. John D. Arch
-2.le william UEher Parsons, +. q. Brown and
I,,-5,3p Schuyler. The superintendent OF the
~ e julius Muller. formerly OF the Racquet and
Tennis club, this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
BABES IN TOYLAND." "
Majestic Theatre.

Victor Herbert conducted the music of Babes In
Toyland" twice yesterday, at the Majestic Theatre
and each time before crowded houses. which gath
cred to welcome back of the best extravaganzas
OF recent years. There have been some changes in
the cast Ignacio Martinett now plays the part
OF Alan first played by William Norris and sew
eraI lesser roles have changed hands; but Miss
Barrison is still Jane. and Miss Bessie Wynne the
shapely Tom Tom. A few songs have been added.
TOO. but. in the main it is the delightful en-
tertalnment which returns, the fanciful spir-
ited. nght-hearted music and the same scenic
charm. Side of Babes in Toyland" the imported
extravaganza seems loud and tawdry. The present
engagement is limited to three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
GOLD PIECES FOR employees.
Rich Westehester Residents Give New Years
Gifts

Many OF the large country estates about Tarry-
town were thrown open on Sunday and yesterday
ior New Years celebrations. and good cheer was In
evidence everywhere. Among the wealthy residents
VINO are spending the day there are John D. Arch
bold William Rockefeller. John ID. Rockefeller
Harry c. Graef. Arthur l. Barney. H s Brooks
and Edwin Gould
MISS heien NJ Gould remembered the employees at
.he railroad station with gold pieces and also the
SSTSiSRnohe girls ana some or the help on place
VII mHiiam fockefeiler gave ten in his stable SO
soio pieces and the head stableman $40 gold piece
Al Al me Ardsley Club 5000 was distributed among
the employees. The amount Was SUBSCRIBED bv tre
members In gifts ranging from IS TO SEQ
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

AI1EESDAX (5)-At $50 for Europe per Kaiser
R-an Ranslm DER Crosse via Plymouth. Chsrhours and
WEDNESDAY el-At $50 a m for Italy direct PEI
= . Nincenzo F1OriO (matl directed 'suers a
Nlncenzo Floro'); II m. Norway ParceIs-Posc
alal.ss per = s Oscar II Irregular mail for Denmark
TIIT4Ss3 ms 8e Greeted per 5. a Oscar IT,.
AICftSDAN tol-At I a. m for France. Switzerland,
1taIy spain. Portugal. Turkey. Egypt. Greece and
xolIusn Indla per 8 > La Champagne Havrs (mal
1oF other parts OF Europe be directed per
la Champague')
FRIDAY t6l-at 2:3O a m. Ireland, per : Cedric
VA Snee1stown tmail for other Europe
GLTectsd Per . $ Cedric - : p. m FOR Azores
. ISLANDS per 5 3 Canoplc, from Boston.
SATURDAY Cl-At $50 a m. for Ireland. a
4Vernla VIA Queenstown nail for other parts OF
rope must De directed per Ivernta' ,: a. m
Ior naples City and Genoa City. s Deutschland
6nail for other parts OF italy per
DeuLschIanc y a. a. II for Europe s. =. PhlIa-
delphia. Via Plymouth and Cherhourg
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
NETWORK GIRL TO BE WED IN ST. LOUIS.

[By TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l
ST Louis Jan 2-Travelling thousand miles 10
wed in the home OF her grandmother, Miss Wilhel-
nina schaus. OF Nsw-York reached ST. Louis last
night in 4 private car accompanied by her wedding
party including her father. Herman Schaus. OF New
York She will become the wife Of Joseph Deforest
Junkin jr.. tomorrow noon Her bridesmaids who
aceompanied her, viii be the Misses Emma Hull,
Helen Sccville Louise Truax Henora Spaulding and
Alice Demorest. of New York and Mabel Br1ee. or
PhiIadelphia- Mr.. Junkin. who Is Hervard man.
Of the class OF 1892. will be attended by classmates.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03

VIII appear as Dick Phenyl in Mr.. Pinero's play
OF Sweet Lavender next Saturday evening".
Mr. Albert Chevalier is underlined TO appear at
the circle Theatre.-....Mr. Hackett will perform
al next week at the Harlem Opera House,.
Mr. Thomas w. Ross appeared at Proctors Fifty
eighth Street Theatre last night in Checkers
......Mr Crane is in Newark. Nine. Rejane
IS IN Detroit w w
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Bishop William Lawrence of
Massachusetts. BRESLIN-Professor G. P. Bristol,
Of Ithaca. HOFFMAN-H. S. ngree Jr, of De-
troit MANHATTAN-,cap Lee. Of London.
Mass SAVOY-President Luther. of Trinity Col
lege Hartford Conn WALDORF-ASTORIA-E
Governor Hogg Of Texas. WOLCOTT-Chester L
OT
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
THE cHArrANooeA's RECORD.

Newport r. L. Jan. 2-The official record made
BY the Chattanooga on her speed run at sea yes
terday was 1871 knots an hour. The announcement
was made to-day by the trial board. The speed
called for by the contract 165. After slight
repairs TO her machinery are completed the gun;
boat will be subjected TO neutrality-suspicious. trial
FOR the purpose OF testing her general efficiency.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03

should Be read DAILY by all interested a. changes
may n tinael - -
vi, Eorelsn mails tor the week ending January Z 1906.
lose promptly In all General Postofcs
a. LDoWs lsPost Mails close earlier
CIoshs ene SHOWN below. PRrcels-Post
many close az D. January 2 per s. 3 Kaiser VIII
nsl ger crosse January s. per Pretoria: and Jan
t,6 and supplementary mails close at Foreign
III ornsf OF West and Morton half
S eosng time shown below (exeept Supplementary
one heuF later at Foreign Station.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
REVIVAL OF SIBERIA. +"
The Academy.

Barley Campbelrs tumultuous and pictorial
drama of Siberia" was revived last night at the
Academy. It is a showy play, and on this occa-
sion II has been produced In elaborate and i'm
prsssive manner. Of the fresh entertainments
offered in the city last night. this is. unqueston-
ably. the best
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
AN ENGAGEMENT.

1facford, Penn, Jan CspeciaD.-At a New
learE reception to-day at The residence Of Lewis
'-lnefy. tr-, Mrs. Emery announced the engagement
~. aer daughter. Miss Grace Elizabeth Emery 10
--allon ChapmaEL Martin u. OF Bogota. Colombia
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03

Highest temperature yesterday AZ degrees lowest 90.
average for corresponding aate iAst Ss 20
- e. .orrsuronaing date last twenty-five years. b
Local ForecRstsnow to-day. followea ~ ,Tsst
much colder n night "ihas Dvsoihi"h
and high: "wednesday fair
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03

Of1ceA
MAIN OFFICE-No. 154 Nassau-st
UPTOWN OFFICE-No. l.364 Broadway or any Amer
lean District Telegraph OraeeL
BRONX BUREAU-No- ss6 East 13sth-st.
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No Ts4 BroAd-st
AMERICANs ABROAD win nnd THE TRIBUNE al
LONDON-ofnes OF THE TRIBUNE. at No. i4s
Frank Gould a Co. No. 50 New-Oxford-st-
London and Paris Exchange Banksrss Basiidon
House. Moofgate-st
American Express Company. No. Waterloo Place
Thos Cook Son, Tourist oress Ludsats Circus
The Office OF THE TRIBUNE IS a convsntent
place leave ad~ertissmsnts and snesertpttoas
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
Tribune Local Observations.
Night.
HnITRs: Morning

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
IN indicated by the Irpunes self
recornR barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
perature recorded By the local weather Du
Local OricIal Record-The following onelal record
from the weather shows the changes IN 'he tenn
psrature for the tweny-four hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC


aa9 Pa4D1sv 'As @ N for ATEsnti1s % Tsusy
mentary 1880 NJ for Nicaragua Except C5sstI
Zone cauea Department Of Colombia Ecusior. Ps1l
Guatemala Be directed per 5 $ AiiansaJ cas-. a
Haiti santa Marta ana other pacss M i, fqT 1asfa
1eSy Gees Colombia per $ FlsndTia mail for Petit
EaHGTia 7ba = "a az 10 a m toE Haiti per PTns Wlllenl
must Be directed per Prns winen w; at 1880
Dominican Republic per ). $ seminole at i2:s ?. m
Leswsrd and tspr5 H M Is Ios 81 ana I5&ss @ 81 Csos
Parma mail FOR Grenada and Trinidad must be d.
Uruguay and Paraguay per $. . sailor Prince
S N na af ee Gf bs Bs9 o94 q M9o %
for Brain Bsr Per ra, . $ ao9ssTsy az s5o a m m
Ianeiro and santos Northern Brazil Argentine
Byron'): a $50 a N, for Barbados Trinidad and
4sso p M for aSass pef a M Niass4 5s f6y
agara s. at II m for Barbados Guiana and Northern
Brazil per $ Fluminense. via Barbados. Para Mar
FRIDAY (6l-At 11ao a. m Tor Brazil. per : > Roman
S9Ethsrn Brazil must 6s eiTsetea PEI. Roman
SANTIAGO must be directed per . $ " YueataT anu
Paraguay per 5. Etonas a. a. FOR Bermuda. per
M for Porto Rico. curacao and venezusa per $ 5,
rected per : CaTacssfl. q. s:S0 a Ia tsuonis-
IsnJaE{ 1880 a n for Fortune Island Jamaica ana
per sibira mail for Costa Rica via London must
per 5 Moro Castle VIA aavaaa at i2so , m for
Eects5 pes s. Oia f15a S @11nzaS Ai 'naS' % al
NoTicEEFvs cents per haf ounce in addition to the
waFded By the sapplsmsntsry' Maiis and letters DE-
posted in the drops marked Letters for Foreign Coun
patch by a particular vessel forwarded
By STAMPS sgpplsmsatsy y' ansaan G Mas ars s sa
opened the piers Of the American. English French
steamers whenever the saiiings occur AZ 8 a. m or
the piers OF German sailing Hoboksn-
sailing time. and close before sailing
Only regular postage Qetters half ounce IS
required articles mailed the piers Of The American
white star and German tSea Postl steamers double
postage QeteTs 10 cents half ouncel on other lines
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.
daily sxcsp, ThaTsday at T4s0 a m ohs connecjins
mails close here Mondays. Wednesdays and satur-
MEXICO cITY-OverIand unless specially addressed
Sunday. at 80 p n and 1880 D. N. sundays az
e n; snd l0;Ss 2 m ~, -. ,,, -, -,
to North sydney and thence BY steamer at this
once daily except sunday a. p m Sunday az $50
Wednesday and Saturday
JAMAIcA-By ran 70 Boston. and thence By steamer.
BY Tan . PhiladsRRhlisa, and thence BY steamer.
MiUELoN1sIy 5Is [si 70 Ros'o9 and thence q steamer
sFTTTsH H0SDER1s HONDURAS CEast Coaso ard
steamer. closes Al this ONCE daily except sunday a.
Iio8op IA m A Ieonnsctn mail cIosss here Mondays a.
COSTA RICA-By rail to New-OrIeans. and thence BY
steamer closes az this once daily except sunday q
1aSp 1s9 IN Il, % conpec{Ing mail oss- bsrs s.iav. ar
thence by steamer closes this Office daily. except
sunday. at u 80 p m and +lo:Ss 2 m Sundsys At :!
BAHAMAS except Parces-Post NIans-By raf to Miami
t1o:5O p m. Tuesday and Saturday
+Regfstsred mail closes az 8 previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03

~,eech IN behalf OF international arbitration de-
Hvered last September before the 1nterparliamen-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-03

Mrs. svlvanus /. schoonmaker also gives dinner
5snce tonight at the Metropolitan Club. in honor
- the impending marriage OF her son, Frank L
c,boon4nalzer and Miss Grace Eaton. the wedding
re.ng set for Wednesday, January IS.