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KING CAN pIsPEER PEERS.

With regard 10 the proposal now under discus
sion IN England, with view TO make the grant
Of nobiary tides conditional upCn their endowment
BY the recipient with inalienable property sufcent
70 maintain the dignity il is worthy OF note that
King Edward, since his accession TO the throne,
has been very careful 70 restrict the grant Of
hereditary titles TO men possessed Of sufilcieEt
means 70 create an endowment OF this kind, or
who else, by their childlessness. furnished an as
surance that the honor would become extinct with
their death. OF course. the object is 70 prevent
the spectacle so frequently presented n recent
years, o. men bearing cient titles becoming de-
pendent upon pubuc and private charity ana at
tracing public attention by the pitiaDle extent OF
their destltutior. 4 peerless Of the realm having
been compelled 10 earn her living at Wesh'uo
Ulgl presented with a small annuity by the late
Lord Beaconsdeld while at least dozen baronets
have been found in warehouses and JAMS. 10 winch
lhey had bccn consigned. for Sagrarcy ana fot
nendicancy and in mental occupations; that Is 10
say serving as footnen, gTooms and Wallets II
has 5ca sucsested that in Of hereditary olE-
mixes already in existence they could be resigned
10 The Crown in The event % the holders Thereon
being TOO po0r 20 MAINTAIN the rank Dut !" Is
added that the legality Of such a sufIeilosT win
be very doubtful. and might be annulled through
The courts by those entitled to the succession Vi
he relnqu.sned honoTs.
Now while there may be a question as 10 tilo
power OF she crown TO take back baronetey winch
has been conferred. there is no doubt mat the 81
eTelgL Possesses the legal rlGIll anu D'"NA - -
peer peer II he sees AZ. For historical research
has brought 10 light the fact that In the Tuoor ana
Plantagcnet times members OF the House OF LoiuS
Kere not only dspeered for disgraoeful conduct
but that there IS even on Official record the case
O. Duke OF Bedford who was oispeered by ring
Edward " deprived Of all his hereditary uues
and reduced 10 the Level Of ordinary esquire Oi
the ground that in the estimation OF the crown ie
100 poor 10 maintain the rank o. peer o. ''e
realm.
Until the moment OF the discovery OF the existence
q these long dormant powers Of the Crown. ~lCn
Il the fountain OF all honors il bad been popu'At.s
believed that the only way by which peer couI1
Be deprived Of his title and Of his seat IA the HOUSE
o. LORDS was by being attainted Tor high treason
this being followed by the forfeiture OF tne 80
ege belonging 70 the cuiprit, none o. nus oeSeei'
ants being allowed 70 inherit g.
IN Spain too. steps have been inausnfatso -
prevent far ss possible. the association % -
hillary tides with hopeless poverty ana destltu'oi'
9oF no nan or woman is allowed 20 assume an IA
her!ted title Of nobility until there have 1een PEI
INTO the treasury dues Of succession suIneleD N
nigh 20 furnish an assurance OF the Wealth o. e"S
heir 70 he dignity. Until these dues have oeen
PAID the title remains dormant, ana eAhhoL %
borne. MAROIJIgE DE FONTENof.
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AMATEUR JOURNALISTS TO MEET.

The second annual dinner Of the Fossils. an or
ganization OF men who in their youthful days have
been interested in amateur journalism win be held
at the Republican Club in West 4Oth-st., on next
Saturday evening Charles H. Young IS president
Of the evening Among those who are expected TO
be present are Edwin Markh3In mares SertoneT.
Victor Mapes and Frank +. Schermerhorn ANA
teur journalism Is made up OF persons who write
for. print and publish small papers. Inc Owl" "A
paper published IN Minneapolis Is sea 10 he one OF
the oldest amateur papers al, journalism
hundred papers came into existence. Al the pres
ent time more than three h,ioai AmattS OF TINS
Association founded i'm 1915 s the chief association
OF amateur Journalism
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SARGENT GOING ABROAD.
To Study immigration Questions in Europe
and Hawaii.
rrnoN rHE FRIBuNE nuREAu.l

washington April 2s.-COHlmissioRer General sar-
gent OF the Bureau OF Immigration. who is now in
CHICAGO and goes to Nsw.Crleaps next week. has
mapped out a busy summer. About June he will
60 TO Hawaii TO inspect the new immigrant station
tust completed at Honolulu. While there DO viii
make study Of the needs Of the Territory. and
will strengthen. far possible. the bars the
bureau has put up to prevent the entrance OF un-
desirable aliens. In August SIR. Sargent will sail
for Europe TO study the TREMENDOUS stream OF emil
The immigration Bureau to-day awarded CON-
tract for dredging a l5-foot channel around Ellis
Island In New-York Harbor 20 the Seely-TayIor
Company. OF New-York At % cents a cubic yard
Where eight other bidders
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Oroea.
MAIN OFFTCE-No. 154 Nassnu-sr
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can District Telegraph once.
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WASHINGTON BCREAU-No. 1922 F-sE
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AMERICANS ABROAD viii ina THE TRIBUNE "A
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london and Paris Exchange Bankers. Basildon Housa
MoorEate-st.
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Ih2Enas Cook & Son Tourist O6lces. Ludgata Cireua
1he London ONCE Of THE TRIBUNE q couVenfele
Fi4Ss 70 leave advertisements and subscriptions
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Ielie Lyonnais. Bureau des strangers.
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1he Figaro ONCE
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GOVERNOR HIGGINS PRAISES LEE.

Albany, April Ex-Governor Higgins to-day paid
a high tribute to the memory Of General Fitzhugh
Lee Of whose death ne learned this morning. The
Governor said:
especial shock 10 me, because barely week has
passed since had the pleasure OF his presence
here IN Albany. General Lees long and distin-
guished career merited the high place he held
among his fellow countTymen. His death IL q
genuine loss the nation.
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Should be read DAILY by all interested "a chanxss
may occur -
esn mails for the week ending May g l905 viii
tpl1nptly IN All cases. the General Postoice
tOLoWs' Registered and ParcesPOs Nails
then closing time shown below Parcels-PosI
Aals tQr Germany close a. D. May I and May s.
FatceiSFost Nails for Great Britain Ireland
&isp9tehed oy the White star Line Wednesdays ana
" the american Line Saturdays An additional dis
Rsch = made % the Cunard Line when Cunard steamer
the same day. The Parces-Post Malls close one hour
before the regular mails.
Regular and Supplementary nails az Forezn sta
lion corner OF West and Morton Streets half later
uan eioslns time shown below (except that supple
Lnentary Nails for Europe Central America VIA
coon. close one hour later at Eo-elgn s-alionl.
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GEORGE NORMAN wILLIAmsoN

George Norman Williamson. OF the firm OF d. d.
Williamson Co, died in Rome. Italy. on Thurs
day April q. He was born in Bound Brook. n. J..
in 1858, and was the son OF the late D. d. William
son. For years he lived in New-YOrh and moved
to Englewood N. j.. in 1901. Mr.. Williamson was
graduated from Columbia College in 1S73 and from
the Columbia Law School. He was q member OF
the Delta Phi Fraternity. the Sons of the RevOlu-
ton. the University. Downtown and Chemists clubs.
Society Of Chemical Industry. Tth Regiment Veteran
League and the Englewood Golf Club. He was
married in 1876, and leaves a widow, one son and
four daughters His body will DO brought hCme for
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JEFFERSON COTTAGES BROKEN INTO.

Buzzards Bay Mass. April 29.-Members OF the
family who came here TO make preparations for
the funeral Of Joseph jefferson have found that
the cottages Of Miss Josephine Jefferson and
Thomas jefferson had been entered in the winter
or spring and that numerous articles OF clothing
linen ana travelling bags had been stolen. Prac~
ticay all the property has been recovered in pawn
shnns IN NeVy-Bedford. Fall River and Taunton.
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PA0EREwskI 10 APPEAR, eur Nor PLAY

In reference to Mr.. PaderewskFs illness and the
ModJeska testimonial Tuesday. Daniel Frohman
York Monday. and although unable TO play will
be present at the performance. Vladimir de Pach-
man man will perform series OF Chopin numbers and
Nine. Ella Russell. late of the COvent Garden
Opera Company, London will sing "Dich Thcure
Halle, from ''Tannhhuser' Miss Ada Rehan. Mrs.
and all the others, 1t is said will positively appear.
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EDWARD HAMILTON BuRpIcK.

Syracuse. April q O5peciaD.-Edward Hamilton
Burdiek we'll known lawyer Of this city, died at
early hour this morning. at the ago Of hfty-hve
The cause Of his death pneumonia, from which
he had suffered only few days Mr.. Burdick for
two three years was lecturer IN the University
Of Syracuse He leaves wife and four sons two
Of whom in business in NeW-YorIS City and one
is a student in Columbia University,
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLN-Captan F. E Johnston, Y; s.. A.
lain. Connecticut; J. Trologrivon. Washington.
GILSEY-J. b. Hickey. y s A GRAND. H
raiso. Chilli MAJESTIC-D. p. Cruikshanh Chi
cago MANHATTAN-Lord and Lady EnnismoEe,
Ireland. ST. R2GIS-CommodOre Edward Weston,
Newark Sir H. Montague Allen, Montreal VIC
TORIA-G. W. SchOOnmacher. Jamaica. WAL
DORF-ASTORIA-J. Charles RouX and G. Pellerln
a I.afrouche president and director Of the French
Line Of steamships Paris.
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GENERAL FELIX AeNUs HERE.

General Felix Agnus Editor and publisher Of
The Baltimore American" is staying for few
days at the Waldorf. He bought yesterday, at
Bendanu's Gallery the painting Napoleon After
the AbdicatiOn at the Palace Of FOntalnebleau,
April 6. 1914" painted by Georges Cain, which will
be placed with five other large paintings already
installed in the front once OF The American"
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OBITUARY NOTES.

LOckport, n. T.. April 2s.-Mrs. S. Batten. wife
OF Democratic State Committeeman George "
Batten, died to-day at the rye of forty-ve years.
Chicago, April 29-WiIIiam Plankington. sxty-One
years old. head of the Plankington Packing Com
pany, died to-day OF pneumonia
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-,.nnru nAne GOODS MITH A Sac.

washington. April 2s.-The Turkish government
- issued an order It's customs authorities not
- admit any foreign goods which bear the mark
or design OF a star Consul General Gunther. who
e.' ,h,.s eact 10 the State Department, says Il
si15osed that the reason is that star s part
~ the Turkish coat OF arms.
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CENlETEIllEs.
THE WOODLANDS CnsrEEEEx

4. r..si .ee.Ssbia nv HaEIeu Grand Central
station Webster and Jerome avenue tTolleys an9 ~
esrrisCe Lte SIS up Tele2hons (a>oS GFaereS1 roe
sooS a Views or rspi esent8ttVe.
once, 20 East 2sFd 81, n T. ClF
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MRS. JULIA AcHELls.

Mrs. Julia Achelis died Friday at her home. No.
122 PierTepont-st, Brooklyn She was the widow OF
Thomas Achelis and the mother OF Thomas Acheis.
tr., the Spring-st. merchant
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TO wep MISS VAN REVPEN.

g. Petersburg. april 10.-BarOn Serge hoFn VIC
win wed Miss Alicia Van Reypen daughter Of Rear
Admiral william K Van Reypen, president OF TIC
american National Red Cross. in june salieo Io-
Gay on the Ped Star Line steamer Finland HOHl
antwerp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30

ry,,h.., temperature yesterday. 4s degroesi 49, -
average average for Correspondents a., tVsn,y-nvo
years 81 Fair ana warmer to-day; fair Monday;
- So,ithwest 20 west WINDS
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Psssengers who sailed yesterday on the Furnes.
PROFESSOR SHEPHERDS RESEARCHES.

Professor w. r. Shepherd Of Columbia Univer-
si,v has been sent to Spain by the Carnegie Insti-
tuition He will spend the summer searching TN tne
spanish archives for notes OF early American MS
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inch.
sos

n this diagram ths continuous white line shows ne
nQes in pressure indicated by Tho Iriounes seII
TeeordIng barometer The dotted line SHOWS me tenn
1,erntuFe recorded by the local "eatheF bureau
Local OnleiaI RecOFd-rhe following ohicial record
~ the weather shows the changes IN the VeLa-
perture FOR the last tWeny-foor hours IN
=. oorTeeponding date Of last year:
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TRANsATLANTIc NAILs-

TUESDAY Cat 1;30 a. N. for Europe. Per a =
AronpTtnz Wilhelm via Plymouth. CherbourE and
WEDNESDAY Csl-At $50 a. m. for Europe per > q
Ieutonic. via Queenstown and Liverpool; T30
for Netherlands direct Especially addressed ony) PsR
Satendam; at $50 a. for Italy direct Especially
addressed only. per s. s. NOrd America.
THURSDAY (4-At a. m for France, Switzerland
Italy. Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Brit
tsh India. La LOTraine. via Havre (algO otheG
parts OF Europe when specially addressed for this
steamer.
SATURDAY (Gl-At a for Europe. per o. 50.
Paul via Plymouth and CherboUrE Including Liverpool.
Scotland and Ireland when specially addressed THIS
steamer) $50 a for Scotland direct Especially
addressed onlyl. per 3 Caledonia At $50 a n 40F
Belgium Parces-Post Mails per 3. q Iceland (alGO
regular Belgium when specially addressed for
this steamer; 1880 D. complementary 3. nj
for Europe. 8. ;. Conpania. VIA Queenstown and
LIVERPOOL
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE VIVA
Dc Fepublishsd IN The TFi-WesEIy Tribune withoaf
extra charge.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived last night on
La Lorraine were:
$500 ana Mrs II Made Jules Charles Roux. presi-
OsHe'a4 @'@ - the Compagnie
4ot, 1,,..A..i, Generate TPansatlantique
Nine Souf1ot de Magny AtNSs taOPe EuII'ns'oH AiAe-
81 de PeIerin De LAtouche'l Mehsei
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Death nofIces appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii b.
sepuhshed In Tbs Tri-Wee&iy Tribune WIthous extra
charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-30

by EARLY NAH. TRAIN
IA, al ,otn,s IN the United states. Canada and Mexico
Gotsias 81 the boTOushs Of Manhattan and Tue hlonN
Azo "a cuba Porto Rico ttaW an ana the fniipRes
Withoua extra expense for foreign postage
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G1yEN-LEsTER-At Dobhs Ferry. n. Y. April 81 BY
Rev a. Trout Janet Rensen, daughter Of Mr.. and
Of Cincinnati Ohio.
hIttALAND-SWIFT-On Tuesday, April q, at Madison
avenue REFORMED ChuTeh. BY Rev. Dr. Abbot E Kilt
redge, Elizabeth Baikie Swift, daughter 81 Mrs Abbott
T. KittTedge. to Howard MeEZisson Kirkland.
ILST-BREDE-on Thursday. April q. 1905 at Detroit,
Mich. Cora Brede TO John List. Of New-York City
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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UNDERTAKERs

qsa S. Frank +. Camphell-Stsphaa Merritt.
Erab'Tg Inxt. 2sl-S West 2SG ~, %eA Ia Saslss@
Rev stephen Merritt. the woEie vide known Hn-
saVosr. only one place % business. eth-ava ana Hse-
n largest Ia che world. Tel ~ ana - ChelssA
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" REAL EsTATEa

DO VOC OWN REAL ESTAfEs
Ma TElbunes real estate news each das - e"Hp -.
r1Ang Records o. transfers. mortgages us SeH'
-snz 0leilols. fnlDrOVeInaDtE, etc.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

MONDAY U)-At 1 D for Argentne. CruszAy and
Newfoundiand per s S Carrhasnian. nom Philadsl-'
WEDNESDAY, GO-At $50 a m. (supplemsntaEy 1880
5 for NiesIsgua 1ePs E PsS. GS z P 7
Cauca Department OF Colombia. Ecuador. Peru Bolivia
When spectaiI addressed for THIS sesmsS5 al ESQ a y
(suppenensary 1880 a M for Inasua HAITI Jamaica
CsTaecia dncluding Cape Haiti. Port de Pas PaHaEa
steauleT1: at 1880 a n for Braz per = ByTon Via
PeThamhuco, BAHIA. Rio JaReiro and Santos QHeludins
when specially ADDRESSED for this steamer; at Y
So rs @ ~ Gng PaTdy Pc % c. ISn
per Nile (aso Barbados when specially addressed
THURSDAY (g-At 2. FOR Bermuda. per 3 s. Rsr-
per Esperanzl also other parts Mexico when
Mexico Especially addressed Only) Baya1nos VITA
FIRAX ..At 70 m. FOR Fortune s, Isla9S aga Js
STI DlsTS se< Ly'n 9i a16 FoTt L5non
Complementary 1880 p. M for Bahamas. per s. s.
addressed for this steamer At y for Barbados and
fS Ira5 Sa df ss caSa "a @ via 5aJSs
tine TT1Sgua% and Paraguay per $ 5 RossalL
Tor GFssao enezuea and Colombia Ie7seDt cS9ca and
Port Ric pAT en'sl' ger 3 $ lT ga &c a. m
m for Cuba per = Mexico. via Havana: az 10
psr WooTisbp Prcs 'GsaI; aS ~ m Jof 4 Stall
snay and Paraguay when specially addressed for this
MOTTO Te- cents Per half r. aaa9a ne
~ f5e mus DS PTepo on an leSers
drops marked Letters for Foreign Countries afeT she
POSTAGE il fIIiv prsoa9 t5egson u b ts S4s a0
nentar tra1satia5ttc mails are also opene On re rs-
Of the American English French steamers
be deposited IN the mail boxes the piers Of the
pliers open one hour half before sailing time and
close ten minutes before sailing time Only regular
articles mailed the piers OF the American white star
ana German tsea POsti steamers double postage Osers
10 cents q half Ounce) on other INES
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

DAILY.
~ schedule Of closing Transpacihc Mails
- ne preslu1ption uninterrupted overland
transit port OF sailing The maj conneotinG nails
Vancouver Victoria Tacoma or Seattle. which close
D. m previous day) close at the General Fosooree.
Hawaii Via san Francisco close At p. m May OR
fapan Kor6s China and specially addressed mar the
PhillDpine Islands. via Seattle. close az p Nay
FOR dispatch per 3. Pleades-
Japan Korea china and specially addressed aaN E TIE
PhiIipplue Isands Tacoma. close a. D. Nay
Hawai-. japan Korea China PhiIipsins Isa1ss. Va
San Francisco, close At o p m NAY taF esPAtsA
NeS-4 Iceland xustraMa tszoept wssr. yeu-cslsaopts
samoa Hawaii and Fiji Islands. via san Ffaletseo
eless a. r. Nay q sor alsp1 ,Ss 81 ,s 80 49,
Neu-Ieaiand does not arrive IN time g connect $50
IRIS dlFpatch extra rnai8-elosine a. $50 a esg
a apd a; sundays e t;o9 g ~; = = - eseS
arrival 81 the Culard steazlerl-
ySpsn fexcept Parcals-Post Hlalsl Korea c1iuH esd
specially sdaEes.sd msh foF tie Esip1Us sia-. S@
"a fsr dispatch per o q Empres of India
ytt ianSs Australia except West) ana NeVcals1oei4
via Vancouver ana VictoTa. p e, close az 9 .. n
May @ oT ais4Ssss PER S9 S so Franchise eox.
al q D. ~. May - tor dSPatch per o = Aariposa
pbupiae Islands via san Francisco, close a.
g ;. m May IS for dispatch per y : lrerapors -
Menchuria texcept Nukdsn, NewehwanE and Port Ar
thur Eastern siberia Is az present fofWaEdad VA
NoTE-UnIess otherwise addressed Wegt Australia is
Snd certain places Chinese Province Of
Via British Indiathe quickest routes Philippines
caIIy addressed via Europe must ee fuy pEepad a.
Ire forsign Hawaii - forwarded VITA san FFan-
cisco exclusively. WILLIAM II WlL4AON,
Postoface. New York. y v. April a 1905
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Religious Notices.
20 cents per Ras.

20 cents per lac.
MISS MARGARET GNULE.-Spirits' return Demon
mesaages First Association Spirituast1
edo. Madisnn-ave.. So.1-st.s sundays. 3 and s.
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will be sent ~ mail 20 any address IN
,h country o. abroad and address changed often
SaSivSS Lamentations may be Given 20 your IeSulaF
Ssasr before leaving, u more convenient hand them
IN al THE TRIBUNE once
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OBITUARY..
LORD eRIMTHoRPE.

London. April 2a-Lord GrimthOrps Edmund
BecketO died at ST. Adams this morning.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. Sc. EXCEPT
TRANSPACTFIC.

MATS (except Jamaica and Bahamas) forwarded
daily ports Of sailing The connecting mails close al
he Gene po6tofiice. NeW-YOTk. follows:
CUBA. via Tampa. f4:30 e. Monday, Wednos
day saturday (alsO from NeW-Aofk. THURSDAY
Saturday-See ahOve)
MEXICO CITY overland. at 1850 p. m and 1880 D m
daily, sunday; sunday at p m and 1O:dO p m
NORTHUMBERLAND Except ParCes-POst Matlsl. via
North SYDNEY al Z D. m Monday wednesday and Satur
day (alsO occasionally from NewYork and Phiadepha
see abovel
aIOUEION via Boston and Halifax az $50 ?. n. eVery
other sunday tApril 23: May and q. etc-l
JAMAICA via Boston Q D. Tuesday ana FTtc0y
(aTSO from Sevv-YOrx Saturday--see ahOvel-
COSTA RICE via NeW-Orieans 1850 p. Tuesday
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS tbasS CoaSU and
or ATENAIA via New-OTleans AZ 1850 Mon
dav (est Coast OF Honduras is dispatched from New
York via Panama-see aboveJ
NICARAGUA East Coast. via New Orleans a. fl9;So
= ~ "Wednesday Coast OF Nicaragua 10 dis
5otrNs,1 fronn Nevv-Y0rk Panaula-see abOve.(
ana NevE-Crleans. fl0.3o
ErID1av 1880 D. Sunday and until sail
tnr ~ Nev-York steamer. mail for Panama and Canal
Zcno liz held for New-YOrk steauler-ae0 abOVo)
4Fegstersd Mail overland dispatches closes az . m
previous
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ACHELIS-On Friday evening Apr 2s al her residence
No 122 Pierrepont-st. Brooklyn Julie. widow OF the
late Thomas Achelis' N the s3th year OF her age.
BURpICK-In Syracuse. April a. 1905 ElWard Hamilton
Burdick. father OF Edward W. and Henry Hagaman
Burdick OF New-YOrk CITY, FOEeral Sunday,