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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
1RANsPAcIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND


The closing Transpacie Mails Is arranged
presumption OF their uninterrupted overlsnd
Port sailing The final connecting mails fes-
cept Registered Trsnspacnc Nails dispatched via van
previous day. close al he General POstoce York
follows
Philippine Islands, Vancouver ami Victoria n =
close az ? Ia March u for dispatch per En1press
Incta.
Japan. Korea Philippine Islands VIA seatt.
clrse at p Hi March II for dispatch per 3 T.vTa
Hawaii. VIA san Francisco. close . "a March %
for dispatch per s. Alameda.
Hawaii, Japan Korea. China specially ada~as4es
mail Tor Philippine Islands via Francisco close Al
6 p. March % for dispatch per s. China
dispa tch per 3. s. Nebrsskan -
fiji Islands Australia eXcept Wesu NevCaletonta
wa vancouver and Victoria. r. c. close az 8 . m
March p for dispatch per =. s. AoFangi
Philippine Islands and GUAM via Francisco close AZ
p. m March ~ Tor dispatch L. 5 Transport
New Zealand. Australia West Nevy-Cisie,scrf.
samoa Hawaii and FIJI Islands. via san FrancS~,
close at 8 p April Tor dispatch per Soron11
OF the Cunard steamer carrying British man for
New-Zealand does n time 10 connect vvith
a, m. and p. Sundays al $50 a m 8 a m ana
mwin be made up and forwarded until the arrival
OF the Cunard steamer1 - -
Tahiti and Marque Islands via san Francisco clos.
at q p m April - for dispatch per 8 Mariposa
Manchuria Except Newchwane and Arthur ana
Eastern Siberia IS present forwarded Russia.
NOTE-Iniess otherwise addressed. West Australia is
forwarded via Europc: Via Francisco
and certain places in the Chinese Province OF Yunnan
Via British trdi1-the quickest routes Philippines spe-
the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded Via San
cisco exclusively
Postoface. Nsw-Yor,<s N Y. March 10. feoc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
SEVEN DIE IN TWO YEARS.
WidoSg Loses Last as Result of Sub
zcdy Strike accident.

The first death directly due to the elevated and
subway strike occurred yesterday William H.
Curran, seventeen years old, law clerk living at
No 52S West 4Sth-st.. died in Bellevue Hospital
result of injuries received in the collision Tuesday
in the subway at 23d-st. He caught in the
wreckage of of the and his right leg
crushed He fingered until yesterday.
Coroner Schoer. fearing demonstration by strik-
ers result of the fatality. caused policeman
to be sent To the Curran home and left on guard
there
The mother of the boy said last night that in
the last two years she had lost five boys and two
girls, William being the seventh. Two other chill
dren remain The woman is widow
Coroner Scholer will order inquest soon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
STEAMER BREAKS SHAFT AT SEA
The Montevideo, with Seventy Passengers,
lowed Into Halifax.

Halifax March 1.-TWO steamers being
towed by the other. sighted off this port
to-day. The vessel under steam the Toronto.
bound from Boston for Hull and the in tow
the steamer Montevideo. bound from New-York
for Cadiz, Barcelona and Genoa The vessels came
to anchor in the outer bay after signalling that the
Montevideo'S shaft broken
Communication with the MonteVideo later dis
closed the fact that the fracture to the shaft
IN the intermediate section and that it would be
necessary discharge considerable of the steamers
cargo before new section could be put in place.
This will considerable delay The steamer
has on board about seventy passengers Arrange
ments will be made at once for forwarding these
persons. The Toronto will take a small quantity
OF coal and proceed to Hull this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14

M x. 5 GEAR Of Wife h.p as the Mo H'S
d MORNING Re 18th n5 at aPS 1880 on
NJ & Fes snnfH Koa nAEse 4 s'
and Sf Fanny Sofs' ca in mt a; sh
n 2. on tuesday March IL at $50 o'clock. Trains
LEAVE aSd r apf Grand SSa Genital q saon r Pelham
2:16 p. m. Washington and Baltimore papers please
Conkln. wife Of George H. conkln Funeral on Tues
R sg sa.' BROOKLYN fntsrrnsnt i private
HAIGHT-At No. 4s East sothst:. March 10 1905 Annie
S 96 Hsh nnS Fne 9i at the
On n"TSS os saS mo MSroS is at II oeocS It is
requested that no flowers be sent
Broo1s Mass on ;, March oa'nl IL SsoTsf
from his late residence on Tuesday at ESQ p. m
HUsE-on Saturday March IL at his home Highland land
Falls n Caleb Hgss TqneTsi services a. aSy
March H. at o'clock m
JACKSON peacefully into her rest after bref
FrdsS March TO- 1905 Mamie Nye Jackson widow Of
Frederick Wolcott Jackson and daughter OF the late
ana friends invited 70 attend the funeral service
8 O'Clock Interment private. Carriages will be in
Pe aTa R r. station Markets. rom 2i5 to
O'Clock
b gSI on SSgeay Mars from @ ss
residence No 124 West Sth1s T Ts March H.
OF D. m train from New-York Kirdly omit flowers.
Interment private.
VAN wYCK-At East F1shkill, y. Y; March 10 1905.
Elizabeth M. widow OF James Van Wyck and daughter
Of Brunt, OF Brooklyn. n. in her 65th
year Funeral will be held Tuesday. March
IA D. m. from her late residence. Carriages
will meet train Brinkerhon leaving New-York at
1854 a. m. Burial will take place at Greenwood Gene
terry at IL noon. wednesday
wIIITNEY-At Miami Fla. March II. of heart fall
risto%n, n j. Funeral private
WII,EY-SuddenIy at Birmingham Ala. Saturday.
March H. Seabury Brewster Wiley Of Charles and
Julia Haisted Wiley. Funeral private Toledo Ohio
papers please copy.
WALDEN
Public Accountants held the
18th day March, 1905 the following with reference
James Walden ordered TO be entered
upon the minutes and a copy Of the sent to his
family the public and to each member OF the
association
sociaton of Public lost efficient Of
fcer a counsellor and highly esteemed associate
and friend.
Intimately with it, being OF its incorpOra
tors 1857 serving It's first president in 1855,
again. reorganization he was reelected 70 that Of
nee in time he has served continuously
on the board until his death
express our deep regret at his decease.
sympathy his family in their
BY order the board of trustees
Attest: T. CULLEN ROBERTS. c. P. A,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
LIBRARY FOR NEGRO COLLEGE.

Booker T. Washington called on Andrew Car
negie yesterday with Bishop Clinton. one Of the
trustees. and DR.. W. H. Goler the president Of
Livingston College, for coIored people, at Sails
bury. y. c. under the auspices of the African
e Mr. Carnegie that he give to the college a
library building This Mr.. Carnegie consented TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
DID NOT CRIT1c1sE CoRrELYoU.
0ptician Who Serves Cleveland Tells of Con-
versation with Him.
[BY rnLEoRAPH 10 rHp rn1nuNr.

Pittsburg. March l3-J. Kornblum. an optician.
who has as patrons Grover Cleveland and George
B. Cortelyou, has just returned from Princeton
with order for pair of shooting glasses for the
ex-President. Mr. Kornblum said he remarked to
Mr.. Cleveland that Mr.. Cortelyou was greved be-
cause of the severe criticism Mr.. Cleveland had
made of MIN In the last campaign
Mr.. Cleveland retorted: Il did not critcise him
Mr.. Cortelyou Is ali right / criticised Roosevelt
for taking him from position in his Cabinet where
he was doing good work. and giving him an inferior
place But, then. II Is all now. The tide did
turn in favor OF Roosevelt last year for sure"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC

T G FSA G9mA' c go aRPIs~sata5x 1880
5s Tossp saI0ad0T Panama Canal Zone Caucs
Chill per Finance. via Colon ma for Guatemala.
Yucatan and Canpe6Se r 5 fnaR s ,; at y m for
v flTesfss pc, per SIS 3 5. PaFgry'0
for 1nae1a az Hail. gIo sn1 1870 M
Magdaena Dept Colombia pr @u A SreT PseeS IN
for St Mare. Petit Goaye Aux Cages Cape Haiti and
at $50 for Newfoundland. per > Silvia: at Ii
Cape Haiti Port P Gs Pas caros when EeneIae a rS nor
EN- ny: at II a M for RraziI nep > TInS vii IA,
Rio Janeri9 anS Santos mail for Northern Brazil
Northern Brazil per $ $ Bernard via para I a 1o
NeTeo must be direSt S sr a fST Other parts Of
must be directed per Ssneea2 at 1880 p
u, tSHD Z Republic SI9l per s $ Cherokee
bahamas per $ orzSba mail for saassP nus f Ss
directed per 8 $ Orlzaoa ,; az 1880 p supple
and windward Islands and Guiana per 5 5 PaTima
lmail for Grenada. Trinidad and ST Vincent must be
= directed per 8 Parima'l
SATURDAY ds)-At a m for Rio Janeiro Sac PauIo.
for ArTenti1s re9aV and PaTasP5av nus, Ssp Ina, maj
m( for Porto Rico. Curacao and vensEueia per .
directed per $ Philadeiphia'j: at $40 a. m for
at $50 a. m 5suppIementary 1870 3 fr Ports5s
Island. jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca Mag
Rica via EinOn must be directed per - sarns s
Sana a, 10 a m for BTaz per " casiiiian Prince
wa PeTnaPouSq- no Janeiro and santos I3ail Tor
must be directed per Castilian PrnceD; at 1890
.. for Cuba, Curityba. via MatanZas mail
be directed per 8. s. Curityba'O-
NOTICE.-Five cents per half in addition 70 ths
regular be prepaid all letters forwarded
by the Supplementary Mails and letters deposited in the
drops marked Letters for Foreign Countries altar tho
Closing OF the Regular Mail for dispatch by parcu
lar vessel will be forwarded unless such add
donai postage is fully prepaid thereon by stamps
Elementary Transatlantic Mails also opened the
piers of the Americana English and French steamers
whenever the sailings later and late
mail be deposited IN the mail boxes the piers
the German Lines sailing from Hoboken The mails
he m a ing tfr0a
and close minutes before sailing time Only
postage Oetters a half Is required
articles mailed the OF American Wits STAR
and German (Se POST double postage Qsterz
10 cents half ouncel other lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT

TRANSPACIFIC.
Malls Except jamaica Bahamas) forwarded
daily to ports OF sailing The CONNECTING mails close
the General POstoHice. New-YOrk. follows:
CUBA via Port Tampa. at 1880 a. m. Monday Wednes
day and saturday. (Also from New-York Thursday
Saturday-see abOvel
MEXICO CITY, overland 1870 D m. and 1870 D.
daily. Sunday Sunday .. and 1870 m.
NEwFOUNDI4AND Except Parcels Post Nallsl. North
also occasionally from NswYork and Philadelphia. See
above)
MIQUELON. Boston and Halifax. $50 D. every
other Sunday CSarch II and 20. April and o. etcl
JAMAICA Boston. Z m Tuesday. via Philadei-
phia a 1880 D. m wednesday. (Also from NeW-Yo=<
Saturday. See abovef.
BAHAMAS (except Parcels Post MaiIs) via Miami
Florida at a. m. Monday. Wednesday and Satur-
day also from New-York. See abOve)
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS east Coast and
GUATEM via New-Orleans, fl0:3O D. m. Mon
day West Coast OF Honduras Is dispatched from New
Panama-see abOve-l
COSTA RIGA via New-Oreans a fiO:5O D m Tuesday
NICARAGUA COAST. New-OrIeans q 80
o. m. Wednesday. West Coast OF Nicaragua Is dis
patched from New-York via Panama-ses above)
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE. via Orleans al 1000
q m Sunday 1880 D. Sunday until sailing
Of steamer. mail Panama Zone
is held New-York steamer-see abovs.)
Registered for overland dispatches closes D m
previous day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
IAN MAcLAREN RESIGNS.

london. March 13.-The Rev. DIR. John Wat
coz Gan Maciaren) has resigned the pastor
Aip OF the Seton Park Presbyterian Church.
p Liverpool IN his farewell address DR.. Wat
son says ne IS out and cannot go on
he never has been strong, he says and has
had to DO his work with hinorances from bodily
WEAKNESS. and now his strength is almost eh-
hGusted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
ANOTHER EMU's EGG.

The story printed in The Tribune on March that
an emu in the NewYork Geological Park had laid
a large green egg attracted the attention of Sgnor
Sautelle. a proprietor of hippOdromes and menag-
cries. After reading the story he sent The Trtb-
une an egg laid by one of his 1t was taken
TO the Geological Park yesterday. and examina-
ton the director pronounced 1t genuine. The egg
Will be added TO the collection at the park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
ONLY A COLD FOR GOVERNOR HERRIcK.

Governor Myron T Herrick Of Ohio. Is staying
a the Waldorf accompanied By Mrs Hsrrick. A
nport current yesterday that the Governor
was H. but II had its origin in the fact that grip
esTptoms. experimenting cold. with which he
hae been conteading for 2 time. kept him in bed
egeufnr 'NS''-t 'Ai- ~ - 49, - N' " -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
COUSIN BILLY" APPEARS AT HOME

Francis Wilson in Cousin Billy was enthusiast
tcalIy received in New-RocheIIe last night The
house had been filled for several days. AT the close
Of the second act Mr.. Wilson made speech. He
has lived in New-Rochelle about fifteen years. and
Is said, about 100000 in real estate there
Last night was his first appearance the stage
in his home town. Mayor Clarke occupied one of
the boxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
ACTORS HERE THIS WEEK.

Mary IIannering Murray Carson
Ells Je8reys w. II. Thompson.
Ethel l51TryHlor Henry +. Dixey.
Blanche Bates Robert Lorraine.
Anlella bingham T. d. Frawley.
tate tEf'rke J. Forbes Robertson.
Grace RimbaIL William GiiIetfa
Ars- tSke: Jefferson de Angels.
Grace tuklns David Warfield.
MAUD granger Tyrone Power.
Grace george: Arnold DAILY.
Fritz Scief. Wright T,orirnAr
Odette Tyler. GEORGE ArIirS
nay Irwin r. S. Knowles
Aloet bale. Frederic De BeIlevflleL
Ida Brooks Hunt. Francis Wilson
EtheI Berringer Frank Keenan,
Dorothy Dorr Henry Miller
Edna Phillips. Charles C-arfUrIeh+
Helen Russell. John Mason
valerie Bergere- Ferdinand Bonn
Beatrice Morgan. Rudolf CHRISTIANS
fas DAVIS Harry Walden.
Margaret Ellington. Frank Daniels
E.dith crane w. J. Ferguson.
Mary stuart Wilton Lackeye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLIN-W. W. Everett. Washington. GRAND
State Senator H. j. Coggeshall Waterville N
Y HQLLANpIJames H Childs Lakew9Qd. n. J:
r. s. Phillpots, London. VICTORIA-S, B. Iris
sci. Japan. WALDORF-ASTORIA-T THOMPSON
Campbell, Butte, Mont, and Governor Winfield T.
Durbin Of Indiana ST. REGIS-Sir Charles Wynd-
ham, London. HOTEL ASTOR-General h R.
Miner. Z. S. A.
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Postomcn Notice.

may occur any timel
Foreign for vuf1
SGse promptly in all
registered and Parcels Mails close hour
So nan closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails
~. Germany close at m. March Is per 3.
Ieprou-s: ana march 70. s. Kronprinz Wilhelm
and Supplementary Mails close Sta
tSorner or West and Morton
nan closing time Except that supplementary
as Tor europe and Central America Colon, close
one hour later at Foreign Stationl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
[Br TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUxE.J

Albany, March 13.-Amendments to the rail-
road law. and the New-York City charter, which
transfer to the Board of Estimate of that city
practically all the powers now possessed by the
aldermen relative to the rights of way of street
railways in public places, provided for in
two bills introduced tonight by Senator Elsberg.
They will effectually prevent any further hold
ups of rapid transit improvements by the alder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
CLARK JEWEL THIEF SENTENCED.

DIT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUEEl
Ccoperstowl. y Y March i3.-William Coleman
vas sentenced TO Auburn prison this afternoon by
Jldge Sewau to serve a term of six years and Ave
Rlonths. His crime was stealing jewery valued at
sO5 in July last, from Mrs. Ambrose Clark. He
Pleaded guilty to-day the advice of his at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14

Miss Marie Dressler now playing at the Weber
Music Han, was in the Yorl1vilIe court yesterday
as a witness for Edward c. Boyce vice-president
OF the Dreamland Company living at No 1856 Gin
ton-ave.. Brooklyn. who was a defendant a
charge of speeding automobile. On Sunday az
ternoon. while driving with Boyce, the automobile
held up in the East Drive in Central Park. by
Patroman Prunstall. who arrested Boyce. Miss
DRESSER strongly objected, and told the policeman
she would Commissioner McAdoo and tell him
OF the audacous actions OF the police. She did
the Commissioner last night at dinner 10 news
boys. When the called 1t was learned
that Mr.. Boyce was too i'll to appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14

Highest temperature yesterday 80 degrees; lowest 25
average 30 average corresponding date Of last
80; average corresponding vf twenty-five
years, 30
cloudinsss variable winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14

For he convenience OF TRIBUNE READERS abroad
arrsnse.nents have been made keep DAILY
hotels named below
LONDON-IFoteI Victoria savoy Hotel The Ian4han,
hotel Carlton Hotel Caridges Hotel. Hotel Metro
poie. hdland Grand Hotel. The Howard Hotel
NorioIx-st. EInbankment. Queens Hotel. Upper Nor
ENGIAND-Adelphi Hotel Liverpool: Midland Hotel
Manchester. Queens Hotel Leeds. Midland Eotel
bradford; Hotel Wellington. TUnbrtdEc Wells; Midland
ftotel Morecambe Bay. Midland Hotel. Derby. Hoi
sc.ol LET Hotel Shanklin Hotel Isle OF Wight
SCOTLAND-St. Enoch Hotel Glasgow. station Hotel
Ayr; station Hotel Dumfries.
GIBRALTAR-Hotel Cecil
PAFsIS-EIotel Chatham Hotel dc Lille 81 dAlbcn.
Grand Hotel de rAthenee. Grand Hotel Hotel
S.qqsptinenial Hotel du Paias. Hotel St James and
BEIGIUM-Le Grand Hotel. Brussels
cftSlaN Nassauer-Hof Hotel Wiesbaden. -Four Sea
sons Hotel Munich; Hotel Bellevue. Dresden Hotsi
Auetenss Hotel Aix-la-C hapele; Hotel Messraer.
aden- Baden; Wurtternhereer tiOf NurembeTg, Hotel
metropolis. Fad Nauheims Hotel Kaiserhof. Wiesba-
zen. Hotel Iluisisana Bad Wildungen.
Srand Hotel Hungaria. Budapest: Hotel Baur Lac.
Zurlch; Hotel Savoy and West End Carlsbad Hotel
Iupp. Carlsbad; Hotel Continental Lausanne: Hotel
NieIoris Interlaken Hotel Euler. Basic: Hotel Vic
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCE-Grand Hotel. venics;
strand Hotel. Rome: Eden Palace. Genoa: Grand
5tote Quirinal, Rome. Hotel Danieli Venice. Hotel
ne IA VIE Milan: Hotel de rHermtage. Monte Carlo
site Cannes: Hotel GaIa. Cannes: savoy Hotel.
5ehoa; Hotel de Londres. Genoa: Hotel Bellevue, San
Hotel de IL Vile, FlOrence Grand Hotel. Flor
fIt; Savoy Hotel Florence: Hotel Royal. San Reno
Grand Hotel. Monte Carlo: sun Palace Hotel Monte
srio; Grand Hotel Aix-les-Bainss Hotel Louvre and
CAIRO: EGYPT-shepheard's Hotel Ghezirsh Palace
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

WEDNESDAY Q5)-At $50 a. m. supplementary 10
a M Tor Europe. per q Oceanic. Queenstown
Sa Liverpool; at $50 for Italy direct per
1Noru america Unail must be directed per Nord
ierlca y at II a m for Norway Parcels Mails.
directed per S. Oscar
TdCHSl9Af Q6)-At z a m. FOR France. Switzerland
Itay spain, Portugal Turkey Egypt, Greece and Brit
Isn INDIA per s. La TOuraine via Havrs (naii for
Touraine') - $1,000 - :. . -
SATURDAY QS)-At a. m. for Europe, per g. s. New
York via Plymouth Cheroourg C1aaiI for Ireland
must pc directed per 3. NsVT-York); $50 m
Tor Belgium Parcels Post Mails per Finland (re<7-
lar mail for Belgium directed per 3 5 Fin
LanQ y at $50 m. for Italy direct per Neckar
Sal Unjust must ee directed per NeckaT: at $50
LOT scotland direct, 9. 6. Ethiopia must be
greeted per > Ethiopia); 10 a. m. FOR Azores
!dhus per s Cretc mail for Italy be directed
pers s. Cretic'); at 1920 a supplementary -
erpool- - ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
SENATOR ALoRIcH AT TAoaMlNA.

5Slessins. Italy. March Ex-senator Nelson w. Aid
at raoTmina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
BANK BURGLARS MAKE A HAUL.

-'-eoo' March B-LsSt night four men blew
49, the vault in the bank al Genoa, fifteen miles
sT o. here, ana secured 600 in cash. and carried
DaDeEs valued at 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
Tribune local Observations
Night
HOURS: Morning.

lEz4s sls y 80 . ! lsLl /
n y =.
" II 81 3 IL 4 y. y. ~ ~ ~
- u sl a 4 "
y. s.
lss1z II
- r-sss.gsEs 2 slsrTyHSrTTH
81, Z ! ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14

OniciaI Record and Forecnst-The following official
record the Weather Bureau shows the changes
the temperature for twenty-four hours
harrison with the corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Louis Mann had to return town yesterday on
account of illness. and win rest week before re-
surning his tour in Charles B. DiIlingham's pro-
ductiou of The Second Fiddle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14

James ]. Jeffries is coming to the American
Theatre April to, play Davy Crockett. The
rumor that Jeffries will next be starred In a new
play by George Bernard Shaw is officially denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-14
Bar
inch.


In this diagram the continuous white line the
changes IN pressure indicated by The Tribune's
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tempera
ture az recorded by the local Weather Bureau
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Omcea

MAIN UFFICE-No 1874 Nasdau-st
UPTOWN OFFIGE-SO. 1854 Broadway or any Amer.
lean District Telegraph Ofhce
BRONX SUREAU--No. A96
WASHINGTON BUREAU-No. Est
NEWARK BRANCH OFFICE-Fredsrick n SommeR,
No. 7s% BroRd-st
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Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will be
repubIished In The Triweekly Tribune without extra
CHI
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Special Notices.
Tribune suhscrintinn Rate.

Tribune Subscription Rates
THE TRIBUNE Will o any n
this abroad. and address o.
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dealer before leaving hand them
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DomesIIc Rates.
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
polnts In United states. nd Mexc
1outside NJ bOroughs Manhattan Bronx,
Also to Cuba, RICO, hawaii Philippines.
without extra expense foreign postage.
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UNDERTAKERs.

esd St Frank f. Campbell stephen Merritt.
Emb'Pg Inst. 241-3 west 23d st Tel 1895 Chelsea
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Bishop MARY c. Jackson Mamie n.
Clark. Arthur L. Smith Emmett
Conkn, II. Elizabeth Van Wyck. Elizabeth NJ
Haight, Annie Whitney. Mary l.
Harris. George r. Wiley. Seabury B.
Husa, Caleb. Walden, James.
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Foreign Rnfc..

Mail subscribers city TO the DAILY and
TRI-NEEISLY VIII be charged a
postage N addition 70 che named above
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