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New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
ADVANTAGE OF DIVIDED NEWSPAPER.
More Convenient Both at Home .and in the
Office
r. ne EDITOR Of Tho tribune

Sir. ] disagree with ''I8. r. Ny OF Ronu3out
The divided form possesses fwo important advan-
facos For chose who buy The Tribune TO enjoy il
at thc house or read and consult at the place Of
business.
At loToe. The feminine portion Of the f9milE can
he booking "a Che drygoods and other advertise
me- while Uater familaS is deVourtng the news
from rbe of war ana The editorials
~ the Office, il rs convenient 10 havc the real
estate market financial and similar matter IGaced
caHfaCtlA iu its SccJiOn.
Whe alleged Inconvenience 10 readers the cars
seems 10 me. largely imaginary. You
Cher Ialu The two sections together. and turn
Cttr l1e sheets IN The ls.Ji way. section
n sour pocket and handle The other I'D lgEt and
hsr.E t1rm-
Whom -E IT w says that the averafSs reader
car.e uorhiEE about ana usually diScards the ad-
ver-ieln1 section OF e daily newspaper Ira clearly
show THAT he lives al 4 distance from NeW--NOrk
Cit. ana is unacQuaiutcd with the habits and GUS
e0I- .i It's inhabitants.
rrils apnrovo of your new move and hope
'T.-,--Ys DIX -ArriI s. le6 e. EK
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures April %
The region OF high pressure overspread
districts and 10 dominate the
weather of the Mississippi. The southwestern
pressure eastward New-Aexico. been
attended by heavy rains Texas New-Mexico Colorado
Oklahoma and Western Kansas. over an inch Of raiI
fallen Western Texas, Eastern Nevy-Mexco
Coloeado last twentyfour hours In the
interior valleys northern and districts clear
weather with moderate temperatures has prevailed.
weather Indicated IN northern eastern dis
tTicts Monday Tuesday In the Southwest rain will
Monday. probably extending Tuesday into the
Gulf States the portion the Mississippi
Valley. The temperature changes VIII be unimportant
The winds along the Atlantic be fresh north
northeast Coast fresh southeast lncreas-
the lower lakes light ana variable the upper
light TO fresh south
steamers departing Monday European ports will
have light variable winds and fair weather the Grand
Banks.
the Texas coast
Forecast for Special LOcnIIties.-For New-EngIand
Eastern Nea-York. Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey
and Delaware fair to-day and Tuesday; light north
winds
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland Virginia
today and Tuesday light north winds. becoming
variable
For Western New-York. fair ana warmer to-day;
Tuesday fair fresh winds.
For Western Pennsylvania fair to-day and Tuesday:
light variable winds. becoming southwest and fresh
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
MRS. MARY A. coLWELL.

Mrs Mary A. Colwell who died yesterday in the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. William II. Hilton In
Newburg was vice-prircipaI Of the Public school
for Girls In 2sth-st near 6th ave- for about thirty
years retiring years ago on OF fail
ing health. In her long service she had charge of
the class Of girls who were graduated from the
grammar dcpaI tment every year, and II was one OF
the sayings of the Board Of Education that Mrs
Colweus girls always passed. the examinations FOR
the Normal college with credit Among the wolne,
teachers in the public schools in Manhattan M
present are many of them Left a widow wter, a.
barely of aVc Mrs. ColWcll devoted her ifsn n,
teaching. IN which che made an enviahle record
The legislature a few years ago passed special mi
70 permit the city authorities to pay her pension
but the payments were stopped after few months
because OF the depletion of the pension fund
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
NEW HEAD OF ENGLAND's PREMIER COL
I.EGE.

Canon Iyttleton. brother OF the Secretary of
State for the Colonies of General Sir Neville Lyt-
Teton. chief of the general STAFF of the British
army; of the Bishop of southampton, of the Wild
owed Lady Frederick Cavendsh, whose husband
murdered in Phoenix Park. and of the present
Lord CobhaIn, well nephew Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Gladstone has been elected head master
Of Eton College. an office which in England ranks
in prestige higher than many a bishopric, since
Canon Lyttleton stands at the end of a line of a
succession of head masters running back through
nearly five centuries, TO the year li40, when King
Henry VI Of i'll fated memory. issued a royal
charter for the foundation of the Kings College
of our Lady Of Eton beside Windsor" Most of
those head masters have been men Of character
and distinction. "A number of whom figure in the
annals Of history. one Of them, DR.. Edward Pow
oll. with his death on the scaffod in 1896 for
refusing TO take the oath Of supremacy TO King
Henry VIII and TO acknowledge the validity of the
latter's divorce from Queen Catherine
Nicholas Udall is. however, in the opinion of all
Etonians, past and present, the most noteworthy
Of all the head masters. For according to tradi-
lion confirmed by historical research, it was he
who initiated the regime of the birch and of the
rod, which since has played so very important
a role at Elton. The rod has been abolished in all
the middle class and municipal schools. But neither
the boys at Eton nor their parents. yet the
masters. viii hear of any reform in this direction
at the College Of Our Lady of Eton beside Wind
sor" where bIrchng is retained a means Of
punishment to this day. the scars left being
garded not as tokens Of ignominy, but rather
retrospective evidence of blue blood and gentle
birth.
The new head master who was educated AT Eton
and was formerly an assistant master there, will
be well able yield the rod with vigOr in spite OF
being a vegetarian For he was during his college
days one of the most famous athletes in England,
and played on his university eleven his univer-
sity football team, and if my memory serves me
Alright also rowed in the interuniversity boat
Indeed, the LyttIetons perhaps the most famous
family IN the history Of English athletics.
The head masters father, the late Lord Ilyt-
tleton, was not only the brother-in-law, but also
one of the closest friends. Of the late Mr. Glad
stone and they became engaged on the same day
10 the two daughters of Sir Stephen GIynne. and
We're married the same time.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
no BULLRUsHEs FOR MOSES.

one by one all our cherished Illusions being
destroyed The Schiller centennial next month led
10 proposal the other day at Berlin TO commem-
crate the occasion by giving Of the principal
streets Of the suburb OF Risdorn the name of
that william Tell whom Schiller contributed so
much 10 glorify by his drama, whereupon several
of the city Fathers arose and called attention 10
tt fact that the Tell Of Schiller and of patriotic
F4al,etian tradition had been shown be myth.
largely through tho iconoclastc researches Of
eiphreenth century learned members Of that Iselin
family which formerly established at Basic. Is now
settled IN NeW-York, IT is disagreeabie 10 pe thus
tu5,4 tl,at william Tell is a creature Of fancy
.,t,er than Of reality and now Sir Laurence Alma
radena the distinguished Anglo Dutch painter and
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
Special Notices.


FAlSIs-John AIS 1nnroe & c.. 10. Rue Scribe
Ja JSos WaasnnaNsr 80 - Rue 4es Pes.tea Ecurea
Credil f.y0naa.s. Bureau des E.traarers
Sentin.ental Itotei newsstand
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Geneva vA-iofas al C.,rer q co and r-pfs, r,s,s
T1oREN Frsnsf. lemon Co Nos : and Via
HAMBJIs JIs,oAaaerean F.Sp-ess Company. No 2 Fer
Eor The Coayenieaee Of TRIBUNE READERs abroad
sI6T 81 On s IN Se es & ne q raoaI Saio Il 1hs sRs
LOSiI,o.-Hotel Victoria. SAVOY Hotel The laAsham
2e.v. tt.ian. Grams H1rsi Tar H6..s-d isst-l
No.d H, sr.3 51S1ae7' '1'een ilotel Upper Nor
,NlI.aeiP6 Hotel Iiyer5ool Midland hotel
''"hCheSier: Queens ffot~l. Lc.cs. N Land Hotel
.ead Hot~ N6. NS.7 51 on, Iln5sig' Weisi @ Md
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Hof Fr.t- -<f ~,, ,,'i. h.5.f'q transIaTtes-
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itt.et Continental. Muui.
AUS.,I4 (I Az, fS9 S5wlTzET;LAN1 lieI BRISTOL Vienna:
GG,-c" ltetei Sev9y and Wes- E-d C1r.ssaG. Hotel
tip' Car shld- Hoes t.r. .fser- I.auslur-- Hotel
tori Ken; HOO Ellsr IeIc 5Iorai Vic
4Olte i-'~ie Hotel ~ .nuai Carlsbad. Grand.
FfTse Ifase1nf lsotei de " ral. oerya Hotel asau
mar MarientaI. ECt.t J(,luee- Ntr,ersad. Csranl
io,e@ Ney"yi tt"Eeu 90 fe IuEEfrtpaLok Inrev,aSen.
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Ii,I IIila.lI D. tel Bone Eden Palace. Geuoa Grand
~ ''ei i I;itsi0y& Rome Hoei tauirL Venice: Eo'sl
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staSne. Nice savoy Hotel !'-1~1; tfs8rl Hotel
monte carlo sur FaI4ce fT-tel Monte CerIa. Grand
les
CAIRO. EcYPT-sse,aearTs Hy.e,. cb-z,rea P-,aes
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
WISHES EXPERIMENT SUCCESS.

TO rre Editor Of TIE Tribune.
Sir. As "a ,-suer7ut reader Of your paper, ] would
lu.l a, r5ca riv aruroval of your method of dvid-
ire g5ur payer into TWO parts on week days.
can aou aivid, with my wife at homo or neigh
nor en tre tra.u without destroying the paper. 1t
saves rl.s annoyance of having a party reading
ever uly shoulder helau=e ann now able 10 present
nm with a section. and besides ] think that II
relieves The lsl6.ness of the paper.
TlIs form es1a-uuy Is an experiment on your
nam Is NOTICE. -er DO NOT divide d regularly.
II SD f0r one hone taat The experiment may
prove q success. -
CONSTANT oIT-OF-IONN READER.
N-rr--Yn-- Anril
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
HOPES FoR RETURN TO OLD MAKEUP

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir 3 note ia The Tribune oc to-day remarks of
.'H G' W. concerning the makeup Of the paper.
zC.rt r.r 81 40 not like the daily paper divided
sr1o sections at ALL" The same opinion is shared
hy sn v5rl whom D have c3nNersed.
il IS eTeeodinglv annoying 10 have the paper
droqpus apart while one attempts TO read 1T. TO
ssv nothing of the Inconvenience of hunting up
misplaced parts.
have Boon Tribune reader many years and this
Is ! -lirk. my GIsr criticism Doubtless YOU nave
s1al - sons ror I'd. king the change. but ] hope
thsIa may be a RETURN 10 the old makeup.
W J. LANE.
PousaEeer-ie y y April 20 19ot.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
OBITUARY..
WILLIAM DEAN.

William Dean, former captain of police. died yes
terday morning at the home of his sister-iu-law
Mrs John Short, No. 352 East Sth-st. Death fol-
lowed paraytic stroke Captain Dean was nearly
sixty years old. and had been a policeman for
thirty-five years. He was retired on his own ap-
plication by Commissioner McAdoo on February 3
When sixteen years old he enlisted in the United
States Navy. and = member OF DahgTen Post.
q. A r. He made rOundsnau in 1880 q
geant in 1881 and became a captain in 1880 He
was in command of the Harbor Squad just before
his retirement Captain Deans wife died twenty
years ago and he had children.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
THE PRESIDENTS SUNDAY
The Day Spent Quietly Resting IN
CnERD.

Glenwood Springs Col. April 23.-President
Hoosevelt's hunting party in camp fifteen miles
northwest of Newcastle. spent a quiet Sunday
Inc party had been invited to attend church
services at Newcastle but it was decided that
hunting dress would be inharmoniOus with
Easter gowns
After week in the saddle the sportsmen
Neicoined the chance to rest. Bear tracks have
oeen sighted in several directions from the
present camp, and it is believed by the paEty
that at least more bear will be bagged be-
1ore another move of camp is made
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
EASY TO DIVIDE UP THE PAPER

To The Editor of Tile Tribune.
Sr: we want thank You for The two part
chance 5u r,r makeup Of The Tribune We read
only The Tribune iu the morning. and we used TO
take "tIrle- fn reading il first. Now are
through with d quicker. and ir does out
So cas- Iv AS before notice This because iile
and keep our copy. and have done FOR many
sears
can you non make a separate rage for the sport
Ing rewsI i. 3. WILSON.
NeT-York April % 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
LIKES THE TRIBUNE NEW STYLE

To tie Editor Of TIE Tribune
Sir or course like the two part Tribune. I
VIII venture 10 say that :. n Y. A. is club
man ana "A H. >. hates an innovation in any
ching. But the world progresses. and 50 does The
Tribune In its style.
II iS easier handled, and Al home IN the morni ~
we a3 nel nave - tear u IN pieces THAI different
members OF the family can read at once.
New-NOrk. April -. 1865. /. BAUER
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
WANTS THREE PARTS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Ny wife and son are pleased with The Trib-
une ia Two parts. NY wife reads the womens part
while 7 read the news Ny son says, +Nhy don't
sou print the sporting news on different colored
pauer. and make distinct part OF that ike The
Chicago Iribune'2'
Tribune ". Z BAKER
New-Yorlz. April % 1906
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
STARS no APPEAR IN CONCERT.

Al the concert 10 be given On the afternoon o.
Mar, i al tbs home Of Mrs John Henry Hammond
10 8 East sst-st for The benefit of the MUSIC
School setucncai 8r Iadrrcwsh VIII play 4H'e
Modjeska VIII recite ore OF Mrs Bso~ning's poems
gaiue8 from Ms Howard Mansfield. No. p West
fGt4-st. and Miss Helen DEnhaIn. no. Iz9 East
1sl-si
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

four seehohs' an properly classified. so that each
member oI family or firm could turn unerringly
10 tne paft IN Whlch ne or she might be interested
The Growing SIZE OF the oally newspapers, in one
Jump, rs a serious annoyance, and ] think that YOU
deserve creolt Tor trying 20 minimize IL Now let's
see X You cam reduce the size or the page and
veil al! bess YOU 7. A. N.
Ncw-York, April % 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
ROCKEFELLER,S FLOWERS.
He and His Secretary Take Plants to
Lake7CO0d Church.
IBY TELEGRAPH 70 THE rR1BrNE.

Lakewood =. J, April 23.-John D. Rookie
teller entered the Baptist Church this morning
carrying in his arms large potted azalea IN
fu4 blossom. Closely behind him came his sec
retaTg, bearing a potted Gala lily.
Nr. Rockefeller cordially greeted several
members Of the congregation. and then walked
down the aisle and placed the azalea the
pulpit platform. The secretary did likewise,
and the flowers had q prominent place in the
puIult
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
ENrERTAINs BISHOP poANE-

Rome, April 23.-The Rev r J. Nevin. rector of
the American church mere a dinner tonight
IN hphor or the Right Rev. William CrosweH Doane
Irotestant Episcopal Bishop of Albany. Among
w. Aldrich ' ~
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
TRANsPACIF1c MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY

The schedule u closing n Tsau>7acac Mails is ar
ranged the presur- Of tA- larter IltsI overland
transit D. sailing connecting r.1 IA
(eNcept Reg stored Trlnsuac.ag Mails dsrl ot Vas
previous dayl close at --e General islace New York.
: follows
Specially addressed mail tor IRE Fairnne Is,auas rta
VareauVtr and Victoria. r O.. close April IS
Phtppias Isl!nJs gra Guam VI. san EseEcsco close
Hawaii! Japan Korea china au' Failppf-e Is'@n1s va
san Flanc!sco close at ~ A1r.. - tor lisaa-ca
Hawaii Via sen Tra7cisco c1se az @ D. IN ,-ay I fo-
iispatch pc S Altrr@.&
Japan Korea China ana spec-ay addressed nail o. tae
Philippine Islands v.e Seett'e. close az Nav
for eisuatch s. Ple.3-es
Japan Korea China specially addressed mail Or tire
Philippine Islands. VIA Eaeo-aa. close at oley
Hawaii japan. China and Philippine Islands VIA
san Francs,o. close az o. na Mas roc Dispatch per
Nev-Zesian5. Australia t>x-ep. Wesu Neyy-ca.sl,afa
samoa. Hawai-. au3 fln Isanis, san F7ancls.a
close g o. Nay ii ter dispatch Her s. Sierra
Gf the Cunagt steamer t1rEirE che Gr-sh uaii for
this dispatch. cX.ga unals-easias at $50 -1 9-9l
q. and @ g. Sys'ays St t.3t e. u'.. b. IN. ana
O. o. m--wti or made up aot forwarded ar
rival 20 the lunara s-eauigrl
Flii Islands Australia eNrvpt Wesu Scv Ca ale10nia
Via NancoaVgr and Victoria, = a., close b p m
May 20 ios dispaica e MaolSa
Tahiti ana M3rqueyas Islands Tranclsco close
6 o. M Nay FL t.r dispatch ler g. Muriqosa
Marehuril trXcrpt MgaIeu. Sew -CflUqur 5nI p,rr
NOTE.-Juless 9therwi~c addressed West Aust-eIa IS
foIw1.-rt Via hurrac, Nr" eealnd via san Frllcisca
and certain places In thr Chinese trov Ygpnan
Nla British iudis- quickest routes. Phlppirav
specially addressed 'va Europe fully pre1aft
* me toyeisn rates Hawaii "a forwarded VIA san
WILLIAM r, wILLCON. Postmaster
Rostofdee New-Nork- n. T.. April Il. 1904
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
WANTS TWO PARTS PERMANENTLY.

2 Caitor If The Tribune,
Sir am glad TO See The Tribune taking on
rretr.H .tsr appearance ] hope the change into
rva r.rI.S is permanent II liShteus the paper and
IN r-- the vorraus rcNgs iu one part al ows the
pare h, split Up around The breaAflSi table
II -.-- sll very nicely. AN. A. LENNON
Nts.-Nark. AUTi. - 1908.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
OfMces.

MAIN oFFiCE-No. I54 Nassau-st
WALL STREET. OFFICE-So Is William 50. a
TTFTf1WN OFFICE-No L3G4 Broadway or any Ameri-
can District Telegraph ONCE.
IRONN BI'REAt'-No. 400 East l3Sth-St.
II ASITINGTON RUREAU-No 322 Est.
NEWARK BfANCH oFFICE-Frederick y. Sommer
AMSRICANS ABROAD will find THE TRIBUNE at
IONpON-Ohce OF THE TRIBUNE. az No 1+0
FRANK Gould < Co. No - New Oxford-st
London and Parts Exchange BANKERS Baslldon House
Moorgate-st.
American ENprrsssfou papy. No. 3 Waterloo Place
Thomas Tourist Oflces LuiEate Circus
The Lcndcn Office of THE TRIBUNE is a convenient
nlaes 60 leave Advertisements and subscriptions
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
ENJOYED TIE OLD FORM.

TO tho Editor Of The Tribune.
elr; 80 glad 10 see The Tribune this morning in
US Ole, familiar drcss-such relief from the two
parts never together, and, OF course, never found
wten wanted a DAILY READER.
New-York. April %. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

Emma Md2Ts 62n'S MorI. Wife Fday II %5R April %
in her S3d year, Funeral service at her late resi-
o'clock
ma5 Fnera pgvs PF GSd"f r aDd sarah F. v Blake
CoLwELL-on Easter Day. at 3 O'CLOCK Mrs Mary A
Mrs. Wam n n'P 9to6 I az ~ me Roe % 81 her daughtsr
y. Y Funeral private, Tuesday April % at > o m
HoWARD-In Brooklyn. on April % clara Kelsey How
ara acc -, VIE 1L Ed"SId T. Howard Fureral ser
LeemnE No ~ Henry Brooklyn, on Monday. the
Hustled Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the
aS 5gBSTa o. SSs % Of Joseph 9gTts u9ssd The resi-
terment private.
LARoM-Entered into Friday. April 21 Edith Emer-
son. only daughter OF Frank ". and Elizabeth 3
Iarom. Service at her home. No. 2I9 West 7sth-st
Monday, April "a az II O'Clock Interment private.
MEsIER.on SATURDAY.. April 22d at his residence "a
Knox Hys6p and EdwaTd Sste rate FGHer sT
vices Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock from Church Of
friends are invited attend.
OAILEY-John Burtis Hobby. husband Of Frances P
Seaman and Youngest son OF the late Gilbert and
1908 Funeral private.
PATEMAN-At Irvington on the Hudson y y. Edith
2Itb Year funeral from the residense Of beP m e
on Monday. the 24th inst. at 1O:3O a.
PLATT-Entered into life eternal his residence
Hitchcock Plat The funeral service win be held In
Tho Congregational Church Tuesday. April % ar
RAYNOND-At his residence. Rock spring No 1913
Strawberry Hill ave stamford. Conn on TUESDAY
April Is, James Irving Raymond Funeral services viii
be held at the Presbyterian Church Monday AurfI
"a on arrival oi o clock train New-York Car-
riages in waiting at station arrival OF train
i9a A. AP[ Ill a96R 1o' T2fhaTl4e ZlG; sa
Brooklyn. y. 7. Service AT her residence. 165
BurnCoat-st-. Worcester Mass. O'Clock Mo-
day afternoon Interment Brooklyn. Conn.
TEVENS-SuddenIy. at Eze France on ApriI 4 Frsr,
jerome OF the late Edward and Ce,esta Jerome
stevens. Of NewHaven. Conn funeral viii be
held at t9e Fesiden6e OF his brother George E Stevens
April -. 10;3O a. Carriages waiting ar
YoDkers O train leaVin,,
Grand Central station 800 a. m lnterment ri
New-Haven. Conn.
WILSON-At Spring Lake y j.. Charlotte A. Wilson
wife OF the late Rev Thaddeus Wilson, d. D.. the
eighty-hrst year Of her Funeral az her
residence. Spring Lake. Wednesday. ,
,. Relatives and friends invited TO attend without
further notice.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
AUSTRIAN BAND LEADER KILLED.

Vienna April g Carl Konizak, "a prominent
Austrian musician De leader OF the Austrian D'Ila
a. the ST. Louis Exposition last year was accl-
IDENTIFY killed io irving 10 board railway train az
Baden. near Vienna, to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
LIKES THE DIVIDED FORM.

TO the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: The divided Tribune pleases me. It grows
ia favor we usually object innovations. Let II
come in the form ELMER LEE. II. ID
New-Aork. April ~. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

Highest temperature yesterday. 5s degrees; lowest 43.
average 5O average corresponding date last year 48
average for corresponding five years
Local Forecast-FaiT to-day and Tuesday, light north
ery winds
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

MANHATTAN-Francs B. Looms Assistant
Farson. Chicago. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
Special Notices.
MEMORIAL WINDOWS
Tribune subserIption Rates.

rI4F rT7TRITNE viii by to anv address e,
This country OF address changed as often -
'Jeeired Subscriptions be to YOU. reguI:
dealer before leaving. II more convenient hand then
in al THE TRIBUNE Office.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
Tribune Local ObservarlOus-
Bar
inch
H0rPs Mn-n,nr
Night.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
n pressure a. Indicated The rr.bunes
recording barometer The dotted line shows
,,,re as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
LoraI OiicaI Record-rhe following official record
from the Weather shows the in tenn
perature for the twenty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFLC

Mails teScept J1nlalcI and Bana-aas} forwarded
daily ports o1 sailing I2e tNtNI-l \C mails close
a General Pustotsice. New c. felcNs-
CUBA. via Port Tampa. az Fi:i1 a. NJ Monday. Weines
day and saturday. tNlso from Ne"-llrk, Thursday
Saturday-see aboVr1
MEXICO CITY. overland. 1870 p n ard 1920 p.
daily. sunday; sunday 1 e. and 10-30
Iaa,,,.,,, ,>.r, ..u.a-. ,.,-..,. b.. ,,..,-,
North sydney, az p. N1ufa- Wai-e>j4. AMI
SATURDAY tAlsc OCCASIONALLY from Nevl'rS and Phil
aiteI1uil--se- a1rVe'
NIIQUELON Boston oad EaNtls G.39 r. o.. every
other SUNDAY tNuril - Nav : and p etr1
JAMAICA. Via Boston. at z i- Tuesday and Friiay.
-I-Uriiy-
BAHAMAS texrert Parcels NIatlsl Miami
f4:3O a. Tuesday lAiTn from Ntlt -Yo-s--sr1
above)
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Zone Is held for the Ne'V YorA s-.fuar 4Nar-1
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previous day-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
Foreign Rates.

Fer points in and al countries i3 te niyeTs9
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE VIII 1e 3''eH q tue '''-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24
Dnrnesflc Rnfek.

EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points In United States and Mexico
toutI ~ the borOughs of Manhattan and The Rronx)
Also 10 cuba Rico, Hawaii and the Philippines
without extra expense FOR foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-24

Man subscrfbers IN New-York city to the DAILY
TRI-WEEKIY will Be charged one cent copy extra
hostage In addition 10 the rates named above