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New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
HABEAs CORPUS FOR FLEIsCHMANN.
Mother of Lost Boy Will Get His Release
from Naval Service

Unless the Navy Department consents to the I'M
mediate release of young Leo Fqeischnann from
naval service his mother, Mrs. Alos F1eischn1ann.
Of No Sc East 6sth-st., will bring habeas corpus
proceedings in the Virginia courts TO procure
his release This is unusual proceeding, and
one that has never before been resorted to In
gnch cases according to the New-Yerk attorneys
r,b. reis.se will be demanded from the courts on
tho ground that Leo was only seventeen years old
when he enlisted.
since her sons disappearance last winter, Mrs
yieischmann has spent much time with her SIS
+ar Mrs Wilhelm, Of No. 81 East sth-st Mrs.
TU;,baIro said last night TO a Tribune reporter:
-, ra Mr.. FIafschnlann are determined to
c,11e Ieo's release from the navy no matter what
80 oosr or trouble My sister left yesterday Tor
NorfoIk and We have not yet heard from her.
vovrg FIeischmsnn's disappearance caused
.or,svha. of a sensation last winter The police
o-tnorities of the United States and Europe were
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
HOrgan &c Slattery.

Mr. J. slattary Interviewed on of
Records Completion and Equipment.
The completion and equipment OF the Hall ,of Records
have again brought the front the Sc
siattsyy 1.-THE its editorial page yesterday.
specifically calls this firm ''rammany Architects"
Mr.. J. slattery of the firm. at his
Office No. Madison-ave. and said:
.eeor a number o. years certain newspapers In this
city have gone out Of
the firm of Horgan s. slattery which untrue.
called for and unusthed These statements have been
made without any facts conse-
ouence there are people actually
gan & slattery were created by Tsmmany Hall.
.As a matter of fact been in existence since
1851 ana have erected important
Building at Spring vandam ana MacdOugal streets This
,,,oi, cost the putterick Publishing Company s25Oo.
GOO, It's erection involved not merely knowledge OF
,,,,s,f,,re but OF the detailed of the largest
nssblpg house in the world texcept tho government,
ONCE at washington) matters as the vibrations
=, forty huge cylinder presses had to be rsconed with
y structure Of this height axteen stories) housing
ry,rs Of 600 employees question of reproot con
.+,,,or was serious one AS evidence OF how thor
oushly this part of the dOne. may say that
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

Pref Ira woolson OF University made test
before the building wss delivered. which certain
typical portions oths structure subjected to aOoo
degrees Fahrenheit.
Very recently royal commission of the German
Government came to country examine hrepHoof
buildings and the Butterc building selected as the
best type of the modern freproof building
.-The apartment the southeast corner Of
sixty-nrs street Madison which erected
for Mr. Frederick abeman. at cost Of ST. ooo was
delivered exactly time with extras In this
connection quote letter Haberrnan. under
date OF April L. 1904. which he says:
| believe DO not exaggerate when have
avsn me the fner apartment building either here or IN
Europe and am glad this opportunity 70 thank you
for handling and careful supervision you
| have given my building
"orr firm also ereoed the country homo of Mr. Fred
erioS aerken Deal N. In letter. dated se7tens-
b.r IT. l9Os Gerken says; ANY constructing haFs
t, do in the future will FIRST be submitted to you
.rrhe city residence of G. W. Wilder at No S29
West 1osth street. evoked letter from Mr. Wilder. un-
der date of September %. 1904 in which he says;
the practical you to have brought
me an animal felt before and tne
beauty and the elegance OF the oeeOEs-
tions have OF continued ana ever
| Increasing pleasure.
. have spoken OF evidence Of just
what mean say that come OF the news
papers In speaking OF the alterations on the Hail OF
Records say # is firm gets the GUS
tomary fee OF 10 per So far the Hail Of REQ
ords is concerned. has not exceeded 2h
ner cent and in has percentage on puoia
buildings exceeded per which is the customary
fee FOR architectural services 1t is noteworthy that In
oil +b. publie work by there has nsver
been a bill for extras
TN conclusion. permit that our work has
included city residences. apartment
,o,s.. a rectory club houses. buildings, Office
rruanrs warehouses; power stables. abattoirs
rendering plants and that the proper
o, IF buildings which We for the city COM
s with volume Of regular business is riduou
Iousy smell
.'rns ia the time that have sver made any
+st.n.nt and am doing this not becauso desire to
o 60 but because bean advised that r is not the
-t Of wisdom 70 allow repeased assaults GO wholly
unanswered 80
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficfai Record and observation-disclosures May a.
The barometric disturbance central Tuesday evening
over the still persists and has caused northeast
winds. and rain, over the Middle Atlantic
States during twentyfour hours In all other
districts fair prevailed. The weather will
clear Thursday along the Middle and South Atlantic
coasts and fair weather. with slowly rising temperature
probable except IN the lake region where show"
ers indicated Showers also are
indicated Friday in middle Rocky Mountain districts
and Montana somewhat warmer Thursday and
Friday in the OHIO Valley, the lower lake region the
Middle Atlantic States and New-Englsnd. .
The winds along NeRF-England and Middle Atlantic
light the South Atlantic and East
light southwest to west; on the west (sur
Coast and variable; the lower lakes ignr to
fresh west, and the upper lakes fresh south
Forecast for Special Localties.-For New-England.
fair to-day Friday; Friday; light variable
winds.
Fer New-Yorl< partly cloudy to-day and Fri
day; warmer Friday; light variable winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and NewJersey cloudy and
warmer to-day Friday: eliminating west winds.
For the District OF Columbia and Delaware fair and
to-day; fair Friday; light northwest WINDS be-
coming variable
For Western Pennsylvania, fah and warrnsr to-day:
fair Friday light southwest to south vi inds.
For Western New-Fork, fair to-day ana Frloay'
warmer Friday: light west winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
TRANsPAcIF1C MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

The schedule Of closns OF Transpacinc mails is
Of their uninterrupted
land transit port sailing The final connecting mails
Except Registered TTanspacihc Mails cspatcHed via
Vancouver Victoria, Tacoma Seattle, which close o
p m previous day. close at the General Poso1ee New
York. Is follows: ,,,-,- ,-,,
San Francisco close ct 2. June for dispatch
,w pSf Zeaia6d Australia Except weso New Calesonia
close at g D. m. June for dispatch 5. SonoH1a
Uf the Cunard carrying the British mail tor
Nev-Zealand arrive IN time to connect with
n m and D. m. Sundays at 4;30 NJ, a IN and
e n m-wiu be and forwarded until the ar
rival OF CunarG =tesnerl
Jansa except PaFeels-Post Nails Korea China and
I5LfIloninc Vancouver and Victoria B. c.
close az 6 D June fer dispatch per s. s. Empress
OF JSP nrea China and specially addressed the
shtiinnins Islands Seattle, close az o. p Juns
for dispatch per s. Kanagawa MaTu
Hawaii Iapan Korea China and Philippine Islands. via
san Francisco close at p m June Il for dispatch
,p,yai p = via San Francisco close p IL for
dispatCh s. Alameda
Hawaii via Francisco. close at p m June ID 1or
,4ti fsIends Australia Except Sevg-CaeGonis
Ma vancouver and Victoria. b. c. close at p m
june II for dispatch per 9 8 AoEangi-
PhfDnne Islands and Guam via san Francisc0, close
NJ h n m June % dispatch l. : Transport.
Tahiti and Marauesas Islands. via san Francisco, closs
,,s5cbIra (except Aloukden. New-CAwang and Port Ar
thur Eastern Siberia IS at present forwarded VIA
N0TF&Inless otherwise addressed West Australia IS
Forwarded Mia Europe ZEALAND via San Francisco.
and certain places Chinese Province OF 1unnan.
Ma British Iudla-the quickest routes philippines spe-
addressed via Europe must be tulN prepaid AZ
the foreign rates. Hawaii forwarded via San E-ss-
''='o WILLIAM r WILCOX. Postmaster.
! Pestofnce. New-yoSk n, Y, May 26 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting. No. 65 Liberty
st.. 1880 p. nj. -
Hearing before Rapid Transit Commission on East Side
elevated lines 2So p. m
Parade Of Palestine Commandery Knights Ierplar, 70
Ascension Day services at Church OK the Iaes'shlS
Rest p.
Recenton f the National Society Of the Daughters of the
Empire State. Hotel Astor, 3 to o p. m.
Harniiton institute for Boys Waldorf. p.
Congregation Ahawath Chesed shaar HashonnayiIn; e az
ercIses in honor of the completion or twenty-nv
years service Of the Rev. Ih. Gunsberg as cantor
b5th-st. and Lexngton-ave.. p. M
Brooklyn Institute Sciences reopeninS OF te
picture galleries and opening Of Hall OF ,1T1 Aenca
EthnoogY, Of Sculpture. Museum 15UlluiLIe'
Eastern Parkway Washnston-aVes 3 to 10 p m
Pratt Institute annual exhibition. evening
Exhibition ami reception Of Woman's Art SchooA oi
Cooper Union. p.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Baron dI4eysse, Of Paris, ,-s4S S0IF1E FL
5 Beyrot Of Finland and Gustey Il RICHTER oE e
Of Toronto FIFTH ENUE.Bsn5agnin l. King sinY
Farnham of London, and Edward Wood or MeI-
bourne r1i,' GRAND~joseph sgueglia, Of Nice
GRAND UNIQN-Lispte4qpt LEY soG4G Gommandfe5 GRFfoFn
H Of Dsnver and w F. Lee Of San brenGlsEo m
HOFFMAN-G. Stallnan, OF kidderrnlnslsF HIs
land; George II. F1nlay, Of Havana and w; q;
Crooks of LverPool HoLLANDmLSSTrd ST SalTSS ny
Atlanta. MANHATTAN-Herr Won Gimdel! OF
Hamburg and G. soensohmidt Of Berlin. = . x Z
AVBNUE-C. w. Brown, of I<ondqn- VIGTOEkLA- LGtkLa-
Of Kingston. WALDORF-ASTOFsIA-Ch Ains'
of Milwaukee, WOLCOTT-Captain r. II. FLETCHER,
@ g. A. and Walter Gay, of Paris.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
potlcE COMMITTEE INCREASES.

Police Commissioner McAdoo has received letters
- socantance SIS members OF his advisory commit
- - rroynottons from Colonel Dyer, ex-Judge
1Ssv,6 Mcclure John D. Crimmins. Walter G. OAK
man Charles Stewart Smith and R. A @, Smith
TIC hes also asked Emanuel W. Bloomingdale to
haoorne a member. He saiG yesterday that he ax-
~. the committee and to call the first meeting
for early next week.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

sIxBY-on "wednesday May 81 at oswssn. =, Il; ri
Butier n BiIby aged u years Funeral ser7ios viii
be held Oswego on June x
FAIcoNER-on Monday May 20. James Henry Faleoner
In his 79rh year Funeral services viii % hsio az
81 Matthews Church. West s4th-st near Centfa FaFK
on Thursday morning. June ]. at e:SO
csANUN-on Wednesday, at his late residence. stsrT
Ganun in the 62d year OF his age Funeral az tns
Nethodist Church brewster, saturday. June j, at
2 o. m. Carriages meet trains
r5F1F-FERNAN-Jenne the beloved wife Of James :.
Hefernan, daughter of the late Charles w Mink Al
bsny N Y, at residence. No SO Soitn OxtorG-sL
Prooixyn n Y. Notice Of funeral hereafter Albany
papers please copy.
HEsTON-At Orange, n. j., May 80, 1902 Newton Hes
ION husband Of Adele Russell Heston FUNERAL pr11
vata Internent at Beverley, N j. PF'ilaosIphi& VeA'
and Norfolk (Va-) papers please copy.
IovE-on Wednesday, May 81. George p Love, in the
SIst year of his Funeral services 65eaF ga s
James Place Brooklyn. 1nterment at Woodlawn Gem
etery Newburg. \. Y.
NANNING-on Tuesday morning, May 80 1905, Mary
Weeks widow of Richard Henry Manning, in the Gotta
wear OF her age late residence No "a 9ontague
at E3rooByn n 7. Funeral services from the second
Initartan Church Clinton and Congress SITS on Thurs
dav June /, at 2 ociock. Interrnent private.
NITCHEII-On wednesday, May 81, at his residence.
Tl1xedo park, John Murray Mitchell son OF the late
William and Mary Berren Mitchell in the esth year OF
his age Funeral services the Church of the Ascen-
sion Sth-ave ana i0th-st. Friday. June 2. at IL
o'clock.
OdeiI in the e2d year his Funeral services az
me residence Of son-in-law, A Austin, NO. 129
Warburton-ave Yonkers, on FRIDAY afternoon ar D
o'ciock Interrnsnt convenience Of family
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
SERGEANT r. Nj. M'NAueHT RETIREs.

Fobsrt NJ McNaught, detective sergeant. at
+ached to the District Attorneys office for the last
ten years applied for retirement YESTERDAY. he Is
-. +ata nosition with the Mercantile Safe De
.Hostt Clonpanv while he draws a pension from tho
GCttv Sergeant Mcknight served In the civil war
lin vo volunteer regiments. He was appointed
a policeman in 1876 One of his sons is seFgeant elaa
s1tb@st noce station. Two other sons are vet
Grams of the Spanish war.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
Special Notices.


Offices.
MAIN oEFICE-No 154 Nassau-st
UPTOWN oEFIcE-NO 1.8s4 Broadway. or any Anasr-
BRONX BUREAU-No 4se East Issth-st.
NEWARK BRANCH oFFIcE-Frederick n. sonEnsr.
As1GAP e 4r I eN e1s TE II TfSFsa 5
t.SnS GouId & Co, No: o. New 0xT9Ia is2t ,,,,
h9s sso Go9E & Son % 2 9riss ss Iqdests Gicsgs
p'4ss t. lseye a5ysTtssents ana s46seriD99s
John WanamakeT, No a Rue des Petltss Eeuriss.
Morgan Ifarjes & CO. No Il boulevard Haussmann
Continental Hotel newsstand.
BrentsSo's so 81 Avenue dc ropera
,.15 american Express Company No. II Rue Scribe.
qeEE3EgyA 3s,g1 o4baTd. od!sr & Co and ynion Rsnk
FL'CLtENSE-F French. Lemon & Co.. Nos. and Via
II Ms;aqgay s;Y{,4sy & Co. BanISers 1.-.-.-. ,.,u
dinand strasse.
Fss the conyerience of TRIBUNE READERS abroad
D14 T B poem on me- m the 9 Ts Teaan I r6o y 1 @
LoNp oN@Tiotei Victoria Savoy Hotel Tho 1.angham
E9tel Carlton Hotel c1aridFe's Hotel. Hotel Metre
Norfolkst. Embankmsnt; Queens Hotel Upper Nor
Hotel LiveTpo2 Midland Hotel
4Sslan,chesteri queen Hotel Leeds Mi1!ant Hotel
Land. and Hotel, Morecambo Pay Midland Hotel Derby;
SCOII1AND-St EnOeh Hotel. Glasgow: station Eotel.
eIBRALTAR@H Cecil n''''''"'
S. g.. chaham Hotel de s,d Lille st Albion Grand
Hotel du Paais. Hotel James and Albany Hotel
Regina.
BELGIUAI-Le Grand Hotel Brussels Hotel Kursaal IS
Beau Site. Ostend.
HoLLAND-Eotel des hides The Hague; Kursaal. sche-
venIngen.
Eaf0dANY-Nassauer-Ho Hotel wlssbaden: Four sea-
sons Hotel. Munich Hotel Bellevue. DRESDEN Hotel
kaiserhof. Berlin Hotel Four Seasons. Wiesbaden
Sueliens's Hctel Aix-la-Chapele; Hotel Messuasr.
BaGen-Bsden: Wurttemberger-Hof Nuremberg; HetsL
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den Hotel Quisisana, Wlldungen-Bad; Hotsl GosoSe.
Wudungen-Bad; Hotel Kaiserhof, Wildungep-Bads :
Grand Hotel Wllhslmshoehe; Hotel do Ruzsie Ris-
S1ngen-Bad; Hotel Victoria. Klssnsen; Erankfurter-
f1oi trankf kfoTton-sdainI Imperial Hots Frankfort
IIona Strassburs Hotel Hohenzollsrn. Nauhsna-3sds
1otei Continental, Munich Hotel Ksiserhof, Bad
Nauheirn; Hotel Furstsnhof, Frankrort-on-AsIn
AUSTRIA AND SWPTZERI4AND-Hote Bristol yisnnzf
Grand Hotel EIngaria, Budapest; Hotel Lac,
Zurieh Hotel Savoy and West End Carlsbad; Hotel
Iupp Carlsbad; Hotel Confidential. Lausanne: Hotel
victoria interaken Hotel Euler. Basls; Hotel Vio-
torla, sase: Hotel National, Carlsbad; Grand, LAa-
same; Hotel de Ia Paz. Geneva: Hotel Beau RivaEe
enbad; Hotel Kiinger. Aarienbad: Grand Hotel
Yevey; Fugsn Hotel Junsfraubok. Interlaken; Grand
Hotel Brunnea; Hotel National Lsucsyns; Palace
Hotel Lucerne Hotel Bernerhof. Berno; Grand Hots
-, I4nsano: Hote. kursaaL Mao1a. Engadine.
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Grsnd Hotel venics;
Grand Hotel Rome; Eden Palace Genoa; Grand
Hotel QuiriEsl Rome; Hotel Danisl. yenice Hotrl
de Ia Vile. Milan; Royal Hotel Rome; Hotel de Ia
Vile. Blorencei Grand Hotel. FloreDos; Savoy Hotel
Florence; Hotel Royal, San Rspoi Hotel Grsnds
Bretagne Nice: Savoy Hotel 6an Pernoi Grand Hotel
Monte Carlo Sun Palace Hotel, Monte Carlo: Grand
Hotel Atx-lss-Bains Hotel Louvre and Savoy, 4tI-
ies-Bains.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
COMMISSIONER mADoo AT coNEy.

Commissioner McAdoo and party. including MS
80 daughters, escorted by Police Captain Dooey,
~ f-onev Island last night bumped the bumps ana
shot the chutes and partook OF the other ainuse-
roents Incidental 20 the simple Coney Island nls;
tTa Commissioner and his party arrived cary n
he evening in special of the Brooklyn fspis.
Trsnsit As he was leaving Mr.. MeAdoo pIAlssa
ccsasain Dooley's administration OF the lsaano-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
PoztOfine Notice.

Foreign mails week ending June 1905, Will
close promptly in all casss) q the qensTsl P2ssofce
as follows: Registered and ParcelsPost Malls close
hour earlier than closing time shown below Par
oss-Post Mails for Germany close at p. May %
and June {.
Parcsls-Post Mails for Great Britain and
dispatched by the White Line Wednesdays and
By the American Line on Saturdays An aiditionaL
dispatch IS made by the Cunard Line when Cunard
steamer sails Saturday later than the American
Line steamer the day The Parcels-Post malls
close one hour before the regular malls
Parcels-Post eSatl Barbados and Great Britain
and ireland cannot be registered
tshould be read DAILY by all interested changes
any tirne.)
Regular ana Supplementary malls close at Foreign
Station corner Of west and Morton Strestsl half hour
later than closing time shown below (exoept Supple
mentery Nails for Europe and Central America. via
Colon, close hour later Foreign Statior).
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

Highest temperature yesterday 6s degrees lowest, SO
degrees O. degrees for corresponding
date year. 63 degrees average corresponding
date Of last twenty-five years. 65 degrees.
Local Forecast.-Partly cloudy to-day and Friday;
warmer Friday; light variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
CEMETERIES.
THE woODLAWN CEMETERY

10 readty accessible By Harlem trains from Grand Cen
tral station and jerome Avenue trolleys ant
by carriage. Lots s125 Telephone (4S0o Granercy
Cor Book Of Views representative. -,
" once 20 East 23rd St. n. 7. City
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

In this diagram tho continuous white line shows the
changes IN indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tenn
perature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
Local Official Record.-The following official record
the Weather the changes in the tenn
for the last twenfour hours IN comparison
with the coTreSpondine date Of last
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
SpeciaI Notices.
rribuns Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will sent by mail to any address in
this country abroad and ADDRESS eaSeG as oten as
SsisT heraTe eayine OF if convenient, hand them
in at THE TRIBUNE once
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
Tribune Local Observations

IN HOURS: Morning Night. Bar
90 =, q Ia1, | inch
81 gM 5o5
81 49, -
@ M,
9
90 stsa4T
90
Sc s5stsNtfAt
81 trnfrIIHHssSSfht sssFsEd
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
NERVOUS WOMEN

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Quiets ths nsrTes relieves nausea ana sch hsaoacL
and induces refreshing sleep.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
DAILY ONLY:
n.mv An SUNDAY

r. Ints In Europe ell countries In The Universal
lIn,Sn THE TRIBUNE viii be mailed at the FOL
faxvtpp rate
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK e. CAMPBELL, 241-S West 23d St
PAD st Stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst. Tel 1894 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
TRANSATLANTIC MATS

THURSDAY DAT a. N. for France Switzerland.
Italy, Spain, Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Brit
tsh india per La Lorraine. via Havre (slso other
parts OK Europe when specially addressed for this
FRIDAY C29-At 7 D. Azores Islands Per
Romantic, from Boston.
SATURDAY (3)-At a. N. Europe per s. ST.
Paul. via Plymouth and Cherbourg (ncluding Liver
pool Scotland and Ireland when specially addressed for
this $50 Scotland direct (spe-
cially addressed onyJ, per Caledonia; az $50 a
n Malls. 9. s.. iceland
(elso regular mail for Belgium when specially ad-
this $50 Italy direct
Especially addressed ony) Princess Irene: at
t1:o0 a. supplementary D. M for Europe, per
s. Campania via Queenstown and Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
Married.

Insist upon having Burnetfs 9sniiias
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

SINGLE COPIES.
er->-r.v cents WEEKLY REVIEW, 5 cents
St SGNDE>i' cents TFI-WEEKLY. cents
WF2F,Kiiv FARMERS cents
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

Marriage notices appearing Ia THE TRIBUNE VIII
be repubIished In Ths Tri-Weekly Tribune without
exfr charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

Mail eubscribers in New-York City to the DAILY and
r,I,J XIsFELIY will be charged cent copy extra
ista II re in addition the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
Domestic Rates.

-, -, ,,.. fn the United States Canada and Mexico
ant;Se Of the OF Manhattan ana me bEonHl
Also to Cuba. Porto Rico Laval a ana ostage u
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

ROTJNDs-RJCES-On Monday, May rs, 1905. as the
denoe OF the bride parents Masson. OHIO, by the
Right Rev. William A. Leonard, BIkhop Of Northern
Ohio MIss Mary Helena Ricks. dauahter OF Judge and
Mrs Augustus J. Ricks, Mr.. Ralph ssowen Rounds,
of New-York City.
New-Hartford Conn. by the Rsv Heber H Bsadle,
NAV Al 1905 c. ISbsn Eeis, 20 Hslen
Adelaide daughter William webster and Helen Haie
Ellsworth
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. ExcEP

TRANsPACIFTC.
Mails (except Jamaica and Baharnasl forwarded
daily to ports OF sailing The CONNECTING mails close
az tha General Postofnce, New-Iork. as follows:
S-F3A Via Port Tampa, at f4:30 a. m: Monday. Wsdnes
day and Saturday also from NeT-York' Thursday ana
Saturday, See aboYe).
nsEFxfcO CITY overland 1:s0 p and 1880 p.
6afIv except Sunday; Sunday at and 1880 P m
NFWFoUNDLAND Except ParcelsPost Mails)s via North
SI,5ner att m. Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
SIso occasionally from Ne-York and Philadelphia See
aboVe). >--.,. -.-s-.- -. aso - -,
every other Sunday June and ~ ete;l 49,,
TkHfGTcA va Boston, at p. Tuesday and Ertday
fsIso from New-York on Saturday. See aboyel.
CCSTTk pICyA via Nev-Oreans, at s1o30 Tuesday
SS9ITIaff 4 HONDURAS, HONDURAS Cast Coast) and
sf4 tTtNf Ala via New-Orleans. f10:30 2. Mon
day GVest Coast Of Honduras is dispatched from
Tsv,-york via Panama. See above)
NICARAGUA Cast CoasO via New-oriesns at 1000
ps,cbsd from Nev-York via Panama See above.l
ptNkSfa and CANAL. ZONE, New-Orleans at 41o:So
= m SUNDAY. (After 1920 p. Sunday and until
Sailing Of New-York steamer: mail for Panama and
Canal Zone is held for the New-York steamer. Ses
above)
previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

MAIN OFFICE-No 154 Nassau-st.
WALL STREET OFFICE-No Is William-st
UPTOWN OFFICE-No. S94 Broadway. any Amer
District Telegraph ONCE
BRONX BUREAU-No 49S East J3Sth-st.
WASHINGTON BCREAU-sSO. 1922 Est.
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Frederck " SornEns
No. 1B4 Broad-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-01

Death noticss appearing In THE TRIBUTE will bs
vsnrbssfisa In Fb, rr-Wesky Tribune without extra
charge.
.,,-n, p,,,,sr II Love, Gsorgs r.
1sa1pSn 9aApSn a.. Isr,es n Manning, MarT w.
Syan[n Mitchell. John M-
Heffarnan, Jennie. OaelI "AHsAN -
Newton.