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New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
OBITUARY.
EDWARD HAYNES.

Edward Haynes. a commission merchant. died
at his home. in Brooklyn on Saturday. He was
born in Brooklyn forty-five years ago. and as a
S~SMg went into the commission business
which had been founded by Edward Haynes. his
father, fifty years ago. Mr.. Haynes was member
Of the Maritime Exchange and of the Crescent
Athletic and Marine and Field clubs He leaves q
widow. two sons and two daughters The funeral
will be held at 2:30 O'clock tomorrow. Services
will be conducted by the Rev. Dr.. J. p. Forbes. OF
the Church Of Our Saviour.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
IRON TIE rR1BrNn RrRnAr.l

washington, April 16-John A Merritt post
master at Washington. has received the following
letter. written polite stationery delcately per-
fumed
Sd OF April
Mr.. Postmaster Of this City:
The Post Man that carries mail down from blank
Street to blank street, down blank street along
blank street has nasty way with him of poundIn
the Windo and the door and the side of the house
and baWlin out the Number and the names Of the
Lddies what lives in the Houses. 1t is very dsa-
greeabe. Out in the street he begins baWl Mail
42" Mail &C. whatever it is We can hear
him acTost ty Street bawlin Mail Miss McGee' or
Mail Miss Sloner.' Way up the Street every one
know hes comm by his bawIin names 1t isn't
jus COlored Ladies what don't like his standin down
by the steps and bawlin their Number and their
Names. We don say but He may be homes and
mabe hes Good Post Man but hes sassy and
needs caIlin down Know his place and that is not
bawlin Numbers and Names standn oft and then
when no Body comes his poundin on the Windo and
railins anG doors. heard a White Lady speak
angrer a I do.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
MALTESE KITTEN WITH TWO HEADS.

Boston. April 16 6lSpeciaD.-A Maltese kitten with
two distinct heads Joining at the neck. was born in
n Chares-st stable this week. The little mon
strosity was perfect in all other particulars each
head having its full complement OF eyes ana ears
The mouths were extremely long and met one an
other forming a prodigious gap like an alligator 9
mouth The mother cat forsook the neak ana
moved TO another part OF the staple WIZ Lne more
reeDectable and normal portion or her Ia4nliy Inc
o-headed kitten only lived three days.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
HIRAM cRoNK NEARLY los YEARS OLD.

Utica y. y. April 1s-Hiram Cronk, OF Ava, the
only survivor OF the War OF 1872 Will celebrate his
10th birthday on Wednesday, April 19. The aged
lives with his daughter. Mrs Sarah A
Rowlev on a farm on the outskirts Of Ava. He
enjoys splendid health man Of such years, and
half
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
PYRAMIDS NEED LIGHTNING RODS.

For the first time in history. 1t is said OF the
pyramids has been struck by lightning. The pyra-
mid struck is that OF KhephFen and the fact is an
other Illustration Of the gradual change that Is
being brought about In the climate of Eeypt by
the great dam at AssOuan and the irrigation works
Valley.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
IrALY AGAIN THANKs MR. MoReAN.

Rome. April ls.-7J. Pierpont Morgan was received
here to-day bv the Foreign Minister. Signor Tit
toni who repeated. in the name OF the government,
MS thanks for Mr.. MOrgans generosity in return
fng the Ascoli cope. The Minister also expressed
tho high appreciation OF the Italian people for the
course pursued by Mr.. Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17


FtoEtESscE-Ersneh. Lemon & Co. Nos. ana VIA
Ms9Isy g Co. bankers.
AAasgI.Gs-AInesieaE Express Company. No q ssr-
a S f9E ne eouysalsncs 0f TRIBUNE READERS aoro.a
sS6AY rI % ds i ne req Ssis s' r5S So 3, ass Is.
AosG1p0sS-HoteI victoria savoy Hotel he Iarxaara
pole SIidS1d lSs1 e45s CsE5ssS fds 5o'e7 osI M,tro
49, nnent; Queens Hotel. Upper
Adelphi Hotel Liverpool; 1ndIana Hst.f
155odf2rd 1 Hotel Wellington Tunbrdss Wells Mo
Hoer.S .; fI,1 11o5Scan5e Bay; Midland Hotel. Dsloys
Sgt Enoeh Hotel. Glasgow: station EEotaI.
SIBIsA AR.@iIotsIi 1I'tt cocil- dill''''~
lI.Ii9to fs,.l % castha Hotel Do Ils e GAion Grand
sssl du Palaia. Hotel ST. James ana AIsSny- as-si
aEsS5 aaEzI;S5Ils2I-Is sSs1lS Grand Hotel srya.sla
sons TIotsI lsSaGeI- o1 Hotel Wiesoadsn -Four
NasIis5sS NiSS99S Berlin; Hotel Eour Seasons Wssbssas
sde5; Nuremberg: HStsi
den Hotel oGisS Sgns2i 5ossl 5sis'Taof Wsisea
Grand EafS7 EAd; Hotel KaseThof Wudungsn-Esas
Hof FlSSii;,aosi aosi Victoria KlssIHgsa; FEanEfugtsr
fSn-Aain: Hotel Prinz Carl. Hsidalbsrg: HotsI Va
HoseI H rSsrass6urg: Hotel Hohonzourn. Nauhei-Tlss
Sd3 80 AsSD swift NDEIoseI BTistol VisnnAs
z1Eieh; Hotel savoy and west ina CaTIsSsds F7sfsi
42p; CARLSBAD: Hotel consIaentai Lausanne: Hotsi
toTia Base; Notss Nseionai CARLSBAD: Grand
Ryase Geneva. stadtratb slaTielbsd Hots Wv.
I1sf1 [eIieno3d Hotel Idinger, MsTenbad: Grand
ITALY AND SOUTH OF TTeANgcE-GranG Hossl v-u,os,
Hotel 9uirinal. Rone Hosel Dlnisii Venice; Hotel
VIE Florence; Grand Hotel Fiofenca: savoy Hotel
Bretasne. Nice: savoy Hotel san Rene eraud FIossi
Hotel GiS-iss-SaI5s. 49, 1ose ao1Ss 49, 80
cA1Ro T;., ,EGXPE-shaDhsaEss HsssL Gaszissa pal.o.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
TRANsPAIyIc NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

TEANsPACIEIc MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.
Tha schedule closing TFansDaco Malls arranged
on tas presumption or their uninterrupted overland
transit port of sailing The anal connectins nails
(except Registered TruuSpacdc Mails dispatched via
Vancouver Victoria Tacoma Seattle. which close
m Drevious day) close at the General Posioaieo
NeW-Zeaand Australia except Vest. NoW-CaedoniR
Sauoa- specially addressed nlal for Eiti
s. Ventura III tho Cunard steamer
carrying the British mail for New-Zeaiand does not
arrive connect with this dispatch extra nails
closing Ot $50 a m. $50 a. m and p N: sun
ESQ a. a. n and D m---Wiu Be- rnado
Up and forwarded until the arrival Of ths CunaR6
E4i Islands ana specially Australia
Caledonia. via Vancouver and victoria b c.
close al p m April - for dispatch 3 MioWera.
ciay addressed mail for the Philippine ISLANDS. via Van
couv0F and Victoria B. c. close az p. m APRIL - for
dispatch per q g e-iaplesa or ANA
Japan Korea. China and specially addressed man Tor th8
Phfipplna Islands. SEATTLE. close At ArrN
dispatch per 8. Minnesota
Philippine Islands and Guam via san FIanciso. Ccss
japan Korea. Chna and PhiiEptne lsiaulE via
Francisco. close az p m April q fer Glrateh per
s. Korea
Hawaii via San Francisco close p May fog as
Hawaii Japan Korea. china PhFpDius IaIanda
san Francisco. close AZ . ?. m Nay tor die191ch
Tahiti Narquesas Islands. san Francisco ooss
az p. m Gay = for dispatch per 9 g Nlripogo.
and Eastern Siberia IS at forwarded Russia
NOTE Mess Otherwise addressed. Australia "a
forwarded VIA Europe; New Zealand VIA san Tfan-
cisco ana certain places In the Chinese Province Of
Nunnan. Via British India-the quickest
pinee specially addressed vta Eirope' fully
eP1id a. the foreisn rates Hawaii Is forwarded vis
WILLIAM r. WIILCOy. PostnAsl.x
Sostsi1c~ Now York n, e. A2EL - 1eoo
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
WILLIAM LlVsEY.

Detroit, April 1s-William Livsey. who served
three terms State Treasurer Of Pennsylvania
died here to-day from apopexy after six weeks Ill
ness In his seventy-se1D3d year. He came to De-
troit from Pttsburg five years ago to be near his
only Mr.. Livsey born in England and
was veteran of the Crimean War and also served
In the Union Army In the Civil War.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
KING AND QUEEN AT ALelERs.

Algiers. April liking Edward and Queen Alex
andra arrived here to-day board the Victoria
and Albert The French and British warships in
the harbor fired salutes. Visits were exchanged
with the Governor. The pOpulace showed great
enthusiasm King Edward remains board the
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
ORLEANS no Seek THE POLE.

It Is at the end of this month that the Duke
OF Orleans sails on his voyage OK Arctic explora-
lions on Belgian whaling vessel which he has
purchased and adapted for the purpose and which
LAS been prOvisiOned and equipped for two years.
4he captain, the and the scientific stafI-the
latter including specialists In geography, geology
ocean sounding and bacteria-have already been
engaged and. besides having each Of them expe-
tlehce IA Arctic exploration their lives have been
INSURED Tor the BENEFIT Of their families by the
uuAe SO that It looks II his cruise North was
uestAheO 10 prove something than mere
y4ehuns trip around the North Cape and spitz-
bergen. The duke himself will take charge Of the
naturaAsts department on board which he IS
ven qualified TO assume. having acquired the nrt
OF preserving and stuflng both birds and animals.
Although he diselaims the idea, yet it Is well
known that his object is to make a dash for the
pole realizing that he to be successful In
planting the French tTcolor at the North Pole,
ana TO win for France the credit Of having been
une tHBt To discover this mysterious apex OF the
globe. which has been unsuccessfuIly sought for
centuries It would contribute more than anything
e4se to further his prospects a monarehicaI pre-
tender to the throne Of France. At the same time
It would win for him an important niche in the
temple OF fame and In the history OF the universe
as well as relieving him from the irnputation Of
uSelessness and something under which he
now IHbors OF course. the n1chess win remain
with her people during his Absence and, as they
are not a particularly united couple it Is impos-
sibe TO waste any sympathy on her IN connection
with the separation
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

ustfict some OF whose families have occupied their
hoianSs for hundreds of years. shook their heads
Onlinousy. predicting fresh disasters for the mas
eeF OF Chartiey Hall Their representations have
oeen fulfilled. and both his ancestral home and the
famous white wild herd OF cattle, which has been
loentifed with the fortunes OF his house for hum
uEeos OF years, have passed out Of his possession
Ihere are only three other herds OF will cattle
An existence in Europe. One Of them belongs TO
AOro TankeTville. who is married to Miss Van
Marter Vf Tacoma, Wash, and the cattle roam in
the park Of Chillingham Castle, his place in Nor
thumberland- The Duke of Hamilton has likewise a
nero Of wild cattle while 1he third is that of the
CEsT' on his great sporting estate near the Polish
frontier
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

BARNES-Oa Sunday, April t6. at his tafs restcce No.
Funeral m's services Tutsday al 1870 m m PriSSss
CAsE-suddeny. at the Hahnsuann Hospital On Sunday
Funeral services at late resdsnee 50 Kensing
p
DE MoTTAfsr T,5 nneSriag Illness On satgEsay ARTil
Mott FGne4sl servies al her late resdenee TBs
the 18th in5t 5tr-i at S ociocE ' = m ." -''7AS
4pT e eG5 R66o %sass Host hssSasG & Mary
Alexander Elliott Of jersey q city Funeral W Wsnssdsy as
cBsrIei I 4 toco9 to9 N ~ aSrr1on q Sos AZ i6 p M
Interment convenience Of family.
In 15 g ,dSse s sasr austs .. e John w
GSy pE bsbs 1S asso a3 @ SsSrS 5IS @ e Se
Monday. April Il.
GoRsE-ou Saturday April 15 Mary J. Gorss. Eunsrsl
p @ No as -t = roSS n e Inter. hi =
ment at convenience Of the family.
HAIA, AL as, sDu{teH pI ISyy NsT9Sz CITY 4RE a
Loughborough. England. and daughter Of late Jabez
from the Church Of the Mediator. Kingsbridss New
papers please copy
HAYNEs-on Saturday. April 15 at his residences. No.
e year o hs age Funera services at his as s raSe s0S
2SO p m. Tuesday. April IS
LoUNsBURY.At ossuing n. T. April IS. 1905. ths
widow Of the late Rev. Henry LOunsbury ana daugheF
vile N Y. granddaughter Of Hezekiah ThompsOa
dence Of her daughter. Mrs william A Miller. No. q
Ellis Place. Ossining' N n Tuesday, April 1ss az
o.
0IACKAY-Ou April I6. 1905 John 2IacKey IN his 6sth
year. Funeral services at his late residencs, Esy
Ridgeave, near 1st-avess On wednesday, April IA al
2:3O o'clock
HuLLS-On April 16. 1906 James MIz ta HIS 7sth
Funeral services at his late residence No sO1a Lazy
ette-ave-. Brooldyo Tuesday, p. m,
PETTIT-saddenly Saturday, April Is. 1906 Mies5ah
NJ. Petit beloved husband OF Deborah Young Petit.
the SOth year Of his aga Funeral services st the
residence oe his s0R-n-lsg, WilIaa w, Wilcox Nos @s
Gates-ave- MOntciatE. n. j. Tuesday, April Ia at
o'clock.
oUARRIER-su April 10 Matte Belle Daughter Of
Archie N and Eleanor B. Quarter. 29th
year Of her Notice OF funeral hereafter Lousvs
papers please COPY.
REQUA-On Sunday morning. April IS 1905 Sarah
Clemson infant daughter OF Rev. Leonard F.. IT,
Lillian Morrow Requa. aged 10 montha Relatives and
OF her parents. No. 900 West End-ave New-York city
Tuesday afternoon at $40 O'clock Iuterment az
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery TarrytOv1 on "Wednesday
morning
ROCHESTER-On April IS. at Washington, d. c.. Anna
Martin. wife OF Brtgaer General VIM. B. Rochester,
u S. A.. retired Funeral services viii be held
Tuesday. April IS. az $3.50 ,. M et St Thomas's
Church. Washington. D. c.
sAIITH-On Thursday April Is Sister Mary L0rstto.
daughter Of the late Edward and Anna Smith. Rea-
tves friends invited attend solemn requiem
Monday April II, at 10 o'clock at Convent Of Mercy.
No. 1.O75 Madison-ave.
TOWNSEND-On Saturday April IS william Halssy
Townsend. Funeral SERVICES at his late residence
535 Greene-ave-. Brooklyds Monday. April II. at
?.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
MAXINE ELLIoTT's SCENERY MISSING.

London. April 16-Iraxine Elliott. arriving in
London to-day. chagrined to hnd that the
scenery for her play had been left behind in New
York This will compel her to postpone her OPEN
ing here till April q.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
SHADE TREES FOR DENVER.

More than two hundred thousand shade and other
ornamental trees have been shipped into Denver
.,rco the frst of the year for local This
eeeds the shipments for any IKE period within the
last-tsD years.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

TTANSPACIFIC
Mails Except Jamaica and Bahamasl are SorwazS1sa
daily % ports Of sailing. The CONNECTING mails aoAs
Gt the General Pu5todlcs. NeV-YOTk, f0ilowss
CUBA, POFt Tampa. f4:60 a Monday, VeSrsS-
day and Saturday. (AIs8 Erona NsN-Xors. Th1rs1ay
0nd 6aturday-se0 0bOvol
MESICo CITY overland, at i'so P n. ana 1850 ,
daily, except Sunday; sunday at p. ana 1880
NEWFOUNDLAND (excopt Parcels-F0st Maiisi, VIA
NOTth Sydney &c D. m MONDAY. Weduosday act s1t.
urday (also occasionally frOm NeV-Xark sad PElSs
delDhia-see abOvO)-
MIOUEION. via Boston and Halifax a sxsre
other Sunday (ApTil 2Ss May and 21 etcJ
JAMAICA via Boston. at .. Tuesday TrffNvs
(Also from NsV-ToEk en- Saturday-see Gh0Val
BAHAMAS Except ParCelS-Post Maiis),
Florida. &c t4;S0 a. m Tuesday. talEo Grum Hssz-
YOrF-Seo abovol.
siSfTfsH HONDURAS. HONDURAS Cass Caass, ana
GUATEMALA. NGE-Oreans. flOsS0 \. ~ Non
Coast OF Honduras diEpafctsd fruua
NeU-YoTk VIA PsTI8ma-sss shovel
COSTA RIGA, NeVT-OTieQns, f1O-S0 m
NICARAGUA (Elast Coastl via Esw-OTOans. 1850
p m. wednesday. CWest Coast NiO8raSra. n d.
patched from Ssv-IorS via Panama-sss ab0Vo.l
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE CgpecGlIy addressed orryl
via NeW-OTieans f10:3O D. M Sunday (after 1910
D. sunday and until sailing % NoVF-York stearler
mail for Panama and Canal ZOno hed Tor tha New
York stean1er-se0 ahove)-
fEssstered Mall Tor overland Dispatches doses at p .
previous cay.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
ErEbups goeal obsssEauons-
Night.


10 diagram the eontinuOus white nnS snSss ts
changes pressure indicated p 1ho ss.s
recording barometer. The dotted rs o
recorded ~ the local WeAIA'' D1is~
Lsoonl Onlclal Reoords-The following ohei&I RECORD
from The weather Bureau shows the changes IN ths ue
peraluze last tWenty-fouf nouns ~ SOi-'N@
sEith TIE coFreEDonfing Gate of Lass yeEs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

Highest temperature yesterday. - oeEisss' Io, -,
s.,-.ss. - 20 ae,rees: average FOR corresponding
date year 81 degrees average a"i eo'fNs 80
laEt twenty-five yesrs 50 degrees Ia o, ds,. Trres
EOrecast.-FliF ana conn.,
DAY fair aud somsBhat warner; nssh y '''-~ 49,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
TRANsATf.ANTro Ersua

laser laser Wilhelm II via Plymouth. ChsTbjuFs and
WEDNESDAY O9)-At $50 a m for Europe psr g. a
S1alstcs VIA Queenstown and Liverpool: az 7i90 N.
8 q. P6tsdan. -'<' -
~a7tUItsSDAI lzO-At q n for France 9sitzsTIanHs
PRat4 P4A spain Portugal IHll.ey. EsyPt, Greece ana
6lsn india Per q In Savoias via HdVrs othe-
parts OF Europe when specially addressed for this
sss2ElsF): 2t $50 a for italy direct Especially ad
dressed only, per 8. washington.
S[5SlDAt Cztl-At D. m for Azores Islands. Per a q.
sATgRDAY (22l-At 4:sO a m for liverpool Scotland
ana ireland. 8 g. LucaniR coszust5un IA
Liverpool (also other Europe when specially
aoaressed ror this steander) at for Europe per
o. ST Louis. via Plymouth CheTb0ufg.
a. m for Belgium Parcels+Post Mails per 3 s. Vadsr-
land (lsO regular mail for Belgium when gJsrf7T ad
dressed Tor this sseameE at sac for Italy drees
Vspecialy addressed ony). 9. N0oEaE. 9:3O
a m for Scotland direct (specallT addressed Onyl
par 9. a Columbia
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win be
repubIished In Ths Ir-Wesky Tribuns without extra
Qha
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY NAH. TRAIN.
For points the United states. and Mexico
(Outsido bOroughs Of Manhattan and BrOnxl
Also to Cuba. Porto Rico, Hawaii and the PhlIippnes
without extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

For points IN Europe ana countries ths Univsrssl
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed az the fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
Special Notices.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
tribune Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be sent BY mail any address IN
this country abroad and address changed often
desired. Subscriptions may be given your regular
dealer before leaving ff convenient hand tel
In at THE TRIBUNE once.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers In New-York City ths DAILY and
TRI-WEEIILY will be charged cent q COPY
postage IN addition 20 ths rates named abOva
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
be repnblished In The Irl-WeekIy Tribune wlthous
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

AND1ES. ETC.
A2PAd M 5al2aa aAs 2:eDt 2s9 q East a 9 1osO ~
Department OF Colombia. Ecuador Peru BOLIVIA erS
bs Ehi Rsr 5 seETsne@ - via Colon also Gqae9l
%s5sY ICE 5sqfs 9sL2S 2sf 10 T5n5Sad 5S1 1rr.n,, ana
PSEssgsy per ps VFg 5g a. u m e, for 1s5az gs
Santos dnelgding Northern Brazil. Bahia. Arssntins.
this Steamer3. ~ ~ M for egSs5 R5ltSSr ~ lSE
snzana5ss else otssE parts Of Venezuela when aDe~
WEDNESDAY 49(-At : a m for Brasil. per $.
Northern Brazil. Argentine CTuguay and Paraguay
a Complementary 1880 a nj for Inagua Haitt
SRG MagSalsna g Dep S0omPia M % Per > > Alene I'm
TS1S e T5e9 s2sSaly sGdrsssSd for this StsamsEl ss
THURSDAY l20s-At 9 a N; for Cuba. Yucatan and
C9Ipeche per Havana (also other parts OF Mexico
CsuDpIenentary 1870 d ny ~ Rs61roaS ysr 81 N
ssHsgO q, alSp & Ms8iso Vi. TsHpicO when 7gssay a
per 8 s. Verona. from Boston
aspa Per = IA s8s a'96nS a E N susgaE 89 4as as
sSrTrPBaY RTS r5gSS5eR 1 1lSTO- sGn F,s,
5sFr1SelSn; Be S at $50 a m CsupPlsnent9Ey ESQ NJ
Colombia, curacao. when specially addrssssd Tor
Ponce via San Juan at $50 aof m I1sS2 1a as ioa 3
ssn M S t9c SGTISne @ lts1aa SaISea ana Colombia az
Alsghany tasO Costa Rea. via LlInon when specially
sntaFy 1886 a NJ or Searasua 8 Yes sss p E 'c2els cs
canal Zone cSaea bspart&sat os S coo5i; aaSsos s
so aeinas when sDooiaIlS S Sda1ssssa 70 sar 0I sss
wsTd a2i Ti. S5S g n lSS f9E Iss-
ing Barbados Grenada St Vircent ana Trinidad when
specially addressed for this stsamsJ; az 70 a. n cor
Cubs. par a a MaziS0. via Havans-
NorIcE-ylys cents per half ounce N sdsisiou 60 ne
res1iaS postage must b prepaid all letters for
Warded BY the Supplementary Maite ana letters azs
posted IN the drops LstteFs Tor EoFsig1 Coun
Gtes after the Closing OF the Regular Kali for dis
patch oy particular vessel VIII not fsrsaEseS
unless such additional postage fully prepaid there
Dy SCarnpA Supplementary IFangatlantio
opened On the piers OF the American. EnsIsh ana
Irench steamers. Whenever the salinGs
or later: and late mail be deposited n shs rsat
boxes the piers of The German Lines SAILING T-ou
HObOken- The mails the piers O1gn one hour ara q
half before sailing time and el0sa ten minutes frs
SAILING time. only regular postage QettsTs a
half ounce) IS required articles mailed ths rsTs
Of the American, White Star ana German Sea Po.S3
stsaEleFs double postage Qsttss 70 E1s oas1
other Huea
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

sIelnlgks
& Bowen.
NOW-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY.

readily accessible By Harlem Grand Central
Station. Webster ard jerome Avenue trOlleys and by
carriage Lots S125 Telephone (s55 GTamereyl for
Book Of Views representative.
once. % East 2Srd St.. N. Z. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
SINGLE COPIES

SINGLE COp1Es
SUNDAY cents WEEKLY REVIEW, esnts
DAILY. cents TI2I-WEEKLV, 2 cents
WEEKLY FARMERS
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

SToKES-CHATFTELD-On Saturday April rs, 1905 By
the Reverend Dr. Hills and the Bishop Of NeW-TorSs
James Stokes and Florence B. daughter OF Henry W.
Chathed.
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17
UNDERTAKERs

esd sc. Frank z. CampbelI-Stephen Merritt.
Emb'rg Inst. 241-3 West 2Sd St. Tel 1898 CHELSEA.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

ICIuahuoni. - - - = 49, -
Msquay & Co. Bankers
Glnold StFazss. -
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

There will be flood Of colored spectators at
the James Rivers benefit at the concert hall OF
Madison Square Garden on Wednesday night.
There is scarcely a vaudeville team, quartet or
"coon song" composer who mas not volunteered TO
add to the melody Of tho occasion In aid OF pro
fessonal friend. No less than forty-one have come
forward to do a dance. turn or song.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

special series OF holiday subjects Will be shown
on the cinematograph during the Easter season at
the Eden Musee These pictures have been spe-
cially prepared for the instruction and amusement
Of tho little folk During the week there will be
special matnees for the children Some new groups
added TO the World In Wax and the afternoon ana
evening concerts are among the other attractions.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

Walter Lawrence says he is going, to take q
hint from the concert halls and allow nobody to
take their seats at the Madison Square Theatre
Tuesday night after the curtain has risen. This
arrive in time. What the late majority will say is
another question.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

Richard Mansfield took in $4,000 last week. when
more than 81 900 short OF his other weekly receipts
New-York tribune., 1905-04-17

On Sunday evening. the SOth. an extensive pro-
grarame will be given at the Academy Of Music
as q testimonial to Alexander Comstock- Many OF
the prominent members Of the dramatic and
vaudeville stage have already volunteered to ap-
pear. Mr.. Comstock formerly manager OF the
Academy Nibo's and several theatres throughout
the country, besides controlling many road COM
Danieg.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-03
HYMN OF ARID AMERICA.

Alike of desert and of sown.
Dear Father, thou art Lord!
On field and wilderness thy love
Impartially is poured.
No exlles from our native land,
We nestle here in thy right hand!
OF old our need thou didst forsee
And store the melting snow,
That we might quench the desert
thirst
With waters cooling flow;
Our mountain treasure-houses stand
And guard us well. on every hand.
Who dares the most, has greatest
need
OF thy peculiar care!
We plant with faith we till with
hope,
We irrigate with prayer;
The harvest-time is in thy hands,
o, God of dry and humid lands!
New institutions here we plant
In our dear country's name;
o. may our children's children keeI
Alive our hearthstone flame!
o. prosper, Lord, through coming
years,
This land. long watered with ouI
tearsl
-Millard F. Hudson, in the Tails
man.