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New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
DINNER FOR POSTMASTER.
Society of the Genesee also Halls
LozC as Nert Mayor.

The seventh annual dinner of the Society of the
Genesee was held last evening at the Hotel Astor.
In honor of Postmaster William r. Wilcox, it's
president Charles A. Moore presided. The toasts
were THE City of New-York." ex-Mayor Low:
'"The City of Rochester Mayor James G. Cutler.
of Rochester; Country Boys" President Martin
w. Litteton. of Brooklyn; western New-York and
the Metropolis" John G.. sIburn; The Birthplace
of the Postmaster" Gage E. TarbelL; The Navy
Admiral Coghlan: Higher Education" President
John H. Finley. of the College of the City OF New
York. and Home Rule" Henry w. Taft
Postmaster Wilcox. after acknowledging the
cordial greetings extended to him. said;
This annual gathering has been turned into an
occasion 10 do me honor. and l feel deeply grateful
for all that mas been done by your committee your
not for a moment assume that it is because Of
has been paid The faoiiities afiorded our postoce
nave not been furnished in proportion WIN s the
though this city is foremost in the use Of all
things modern that enter into the lie and enjoy
far behind in facilities for this important business.
which comes so close TO every inhabitant OF the
city. The old method of handling mails by horses
ana wagons which may be properly used over stage
coach lines in the Far West. should not be used
Western Hemisphere. Yet this IS the condition that
AFFAIRS ana by bringing modern methods to the use OF
Pneumatic tubes should convey all our great
be at once installed. Mails arriving in Jersey City
over the various roads terminating there should at
once. on reaching this side of the river, be rushed
by tubes to the branch postoffices nearest TO the
point OF distribution. The subway the latest means
OF transportation, should be brought into requis-
ton. and the heavy mail now carried by numbering
wagons over streets sometimes impossible should
be thing OF the past. BY thus undermining the
method OF transportation in this city, instead OF
consuming forty minutes or an hour 70 send our
heavy mail from the postoice to the Grand Central
minutes.
All my efforts and all my strength will be directed
toward the upbuildng Of the postal service of this
city, and in this work I ask for your cooperation
and the support of all our citizens.
and his birthplace in Smyrna. The menus also con-
tanned fac-simile IN miniature of Mr.. WILCOX
commission as postmaster.
oflcers were elected as follows President, Will
lam X WILCOX; vce-p presidents. Charles A. Moore,
Charles H. Caldwell; secretary. Frank Presbrey:
historian. Paul A Rochester; treasurer E. S. Mar
win.
MI Moore. in introducing ex-Mayor Low said he
would be the next Mayor of this city, a statement
"tuch was greeted with hearty applause.
responding 20 the toast "The City of New-Yorlx -
e2-Mayor Seth Low said any citizen might respond
10 the toast with enthusiasm and confidence for
nothing he could say would outmeasure the reality
or transcend the future Of the city.
mayor James u. Cutler of Rochester responded
10 the toast The City Of Rochester,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OficiaI Record and Observation-Disclosures Feb IL
The third period Of general the South and snow
within the last ten days has set in east
Of the Rocky Mountains 1t is raining tonight in the
Gulf States Florida and far north Tennessee
and snow or falling in the Mississippi Valley
north of Tennessee western portion Of the
region precipitation in this in former cases.
caused by from the general barometro
depression hung the plateau region and the
Pacific Coast few days Of January. This
osoot central tonight as trough OF lew pressure
that stretches from Chicago southwest 10 Texas An
northern Rocky Mountain region and cold wave has
ovespread northern plateau and the northern and
middle Rocky Mountain regions. IL Is warmer IN the
There win be snow in Northern districts and rain IN
England Stormy weather. with snow, Will continue in
The middle Rocky Mountain region and over the southern
Mississippi Valley and the East Gulf States
with cold in Texas and the lower MISSISSIPPI val
ley. Temperatures will moderate in Atlantic Coast dis
ricts Sunday. but colder weather will prevail Mohosy
night Tuesday.
Special forecast warnings have been issued
for Indiana Illinois Arkansas, Texas LOUISIANA &eePt
the extreme southeastern portionl. Missispp and the
western portions OF Kentucky and Tennessee
Forecast for Special Locates.-For the District OF
Columbia today probably turning to rain; clearing
Monday; increasing TO southeast WINDS
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New-Jersey and Delaware
snow rising temperature to-day Monday snow or
rain; Increasing east to southeast winds
For Eastern New-York to-day and prooaply
Monday; slowly rising temperature increasing east u
For England, fair to-day followed by snow In
cola today fresh northeast winds shifting southeast
For Western Pennsylvania. rain to-day Moi
day and much colder; fresh east snftns 10 hoi'
T'or Western New-York to-day. with rising tenn
perature: Monday. snow; fresh east winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Ct @ 5. IN Atlantic an % City Eel
given at the home of his daughter. Mrs DILL
CIARK-saurday, February II. 1905 his residence.
4a6 Central Park t west Emory ny A. A. TaTk I IN his Goth
aoth-st and Sth-ave.. 10 m Monday,
coRNEIL--yAt Nsw-Roohells. N, Y. on SATURDAY. Feb
FSnsa service from his late residence 9uasr
IaoS az T.s0 n m Carriares will bs IN Waitine az
MSHnaronecE on Of the 12;O4 p. train from
Grand Central Depot
East 3Sd-st Bayonne, n. j.. Charles F. Estwck. in
and s son soa-inaw ssa6ay: services Monday
February Is. at m. Interment private.
Sfy George FDss " ao Es III a
eRarch eR@ heG Of the Hy 1poes ] snd ssae
sunday. February H. at i;SO p m Relatives and
Cemetery at convenience Of family.
HoGAN-william HogSn formerly form Of washington
phs on a' FeSr"Sry 5S S 10 1906 Faasra services viii
p. m. on Monday February 13 1908
JoHNsoN-At spuyten Duyv. N. ". on Saturday, Feb
ruary H. Gerald Bradley I9hnson son Of Arthur G. and
MONDAY February 49, at IL O'Clock.
a4et knaPp Of ae oRss
fnterment at Graceland Cemetery. chicago. III
LIE DUCAt PhGnix Ariz. February TO- 1905, John Spen
LIE p u s ud 9 Ne Of S9q A S saa 1n' '
IovF1I.L--on Saturday. February H. Edward Lowell
in the 6sth year 9f his ase sufa % ETS nS m o 1TS S
February l3. at p m
McoY-on February 10. 1905. Edward Alexander Mccoy
infant son OF Edward Alexander and Ada Cadmus
Mccoy OF East Orange, N J.
PoRTER-At Palm Beach. Fla. February 8. 1905 Lillian
Dean wife of H. Porter. in the 36th OF her
East 3sth-st.. New-York. sunday, February r. at
O'Clock
PRENTICE-on February H. Augustus Prentice IN the
Funeral services at his late resi-
dence No West S1st-st, Tuesday, February a. at
IL a
RAMsDALE-At IIoosae school Hoosae y, Y. February
IN 1905 Fgizabeth Anne Ramsdale, OF Saratoga n. ~
formerly OF Racine school, Racine, Wis, in the 6Ith
lear ~ her age Funeral HooSac Saturday morning
Second service. with inteEment. at Saratoga Sunday
afternoon
STEVENSON Friday February 10, 19O5 William Stew
art Stevens S4th year Funeral service at the
First Presbyterian Church, Dunellen n j. on monday
February IS, at 10 a. m
VAN WYCK-On February 10. Augusta S. Van Wyck
widow Of the late Rev. Pohemus Van Wyek, IN the
Tatb wear of her age Funeral from her late residence
No 5ll Union-st. Hudson February Is. at 2;So .. m
vAI1cHN-Passed away Thursday. February O. 1905
1sr1isha Travis Of the late Richard vaughn IN
The S3i year OF her age Funeral services VIII oe
held her late residence Fylt 'ieSSLl
sunday the 18th inst. at 2:3O ocock Scranton Penn
papers please copy.
yTNSI OW-At Cairo. Egypt. Edward Win5oT, suddenly
on Saturday February IL. 1908 Notice OF funera mere
aft
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
"THE EDUCATION OF Mr.. PlPP."

Utica, N Y, Feb. u.-Augustus Thomas's COM
edy The Education of Mr.. Pipp," founded on
Charles Dana Gibson's series of cartoons of the
same name received its first presentation here to-
night The characters conform closely TO the Glib
son pictorial models, and the action of the play
carries them through a variety of humoreusly
satiricaI situations. Digby Bell presented strfk-
ing replica of Mr.. Pipp and the statuesque daugh-
ters of the henpecked man were represented by
Miss Janet Becher and Miss Marion Draughn. A
crowded house appla uded the performance.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
DIsINHERITs ONE DAUGHTER.
Mrs. Agnes Bergh Brown Said Childs Mar
riage Was Distasteful to Her.

Mrs Agnes Bergh Brown who died at her home
No. 300 Madison-ave on January II, has left, by
her will, all her property to her daughters Jean B.
Jennings. wife of Walter Jennings, OF Cold Spring
Harbor, N Y. and Florence Bergh Brown Lentil-
hon. of Bayshore Long Island, disinheriting her
other daughter. Mrs. Agnes Callahan, who lives at
Round Top Hill Greenwich Conn., because the
The will was filed yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
ee,D,RoN CLUB HoNoRs Mr.. FEARN.

Washington Feb. 1L-At a meeting Of the Grid
iron Club to-day Richard Lee Fearn, Washington
correspondent of The New-York Tribune, elect
ed vice-president IN place OF Francis E. Leupp. who
resigned when he became Commissioner OF Indian
airS
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Del. AsToR-General A j. Warn@T ex-C0ngIgs7s,
Carroll D.. Wright, president Clark College
worcester, Mass; Count dPronIeroy, Paris. HOL-
I.AND-Graham G. Lacy, st. Joseph, Mo. MAN
HATTAN-I J. Paderewsk. Warsaw. Poland
PARK ANENUE-M. r. Hotchkiss. Cleveland:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
ART MUSEUM DIRECTOR SAILS.
Sir c. P. Clarke On the Campania--Sir
James Bell Also Coming Across.

Liverpool. Feb. 1.-THE Cunard Line steamer
Campania, which sails from this port to-day for
New-York will take among her passengers Sir
James Bell (who contested for the Americas Cup
with the yacht Thistle September $780, 1887 against
the sloop Volunteer, owned by General c. j. Paine)
and Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke, recently appointed
director of the Metropolitan Museum OF Art at New
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
MORE ROOM FOR LOUVRE ART WORKS.

Paris Feb. 1.-THE Louvre is about to obtain
notable enlargement of its art precincts by the
withdrawal of the Ministry of the Colonies to its
own building thus averting further danger of fire.
The Ministry of the Colonies has acquired the
splendid piece of property which belonged to the
Order of the Sacred Heart following the with
drawal of the order to England.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
UNDERTAkERs.

esd Sc. Frank T. Campbell-stephen Merritt.
EnbIg Inst. 2i1-9 West 23d St Tel 1S-S chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt. the worldly ids-known o IN
place OF business Sth-aVe and lsth-
81 : largest in the world. Tel l2i and l2S Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Tribune Local Observations

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
.hanees in pressure indicated by The Trbunc's
sf-recording barometer. The dotted line shows the
sperature as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
rocal Official Record-The following official record
, the weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
perare last twentyfour hours In comparison with
-. oo-resnondInR date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Religious Notices.
go cents per line.

20 cents ltnc-
MISS MARGARET GAULE.-aIsssages from, the So
called dead Spiritualixts Tuxedo Maisor-
ave- 59th- ST.. sundays ; and =
PASTOR cFAs. T. RUSSELL Eres. es the Watch
Tract Society Alleshsny. Pa. and
of ''NIiilennai Dawn series wil deliver DIS
IN the Grand Opera House sd-st and eto-eNr.
NaN-York cn sunday Feb. i2th. $50 p. m. subject
ssl HE'LL. AND BACK Who Are There. Hope for the
Return cf Many" fail hear this sfeat Hbs
sxponenf All No collection Seats trea.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
POstomce NotIce.

may occur timet -
Foreign mails for the week ending FebrTarv Il fanS
VIII close promptly IN all the General Postofs
registered and ParcelS-Pcst Mails close
mails S .nan closing time shown below Psreels-Post
TOT Oern1any close D pers
NAN and February 20 per ; Kronprfnz Vihefra
supplementary mails FOREIGN
cOtef OF West and Morton sts.) later than
tosins une shown below Except Supplsrne
4I Iot europe and Central America, via Colon close
one hour later at Forelgn Statlonl.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12


closing 0f transpacnc mails
port sailing. The hnai connecting nails (exceps
trauspacihc mails dispatched Vaneouver
Victoria. Tacoma Seattle which close previous
dayl close at the General Posofhce, NewYork fol-
lows:
Japan Korea special additional malls
Philippine Islands, via Seattle. close at Febrt-
AIRY 10 for dispatch per = Shawrnut
Japan teNcept PaTcels-Post Nails Korea, China and
close p February Il FOR dispatch per En-
NsN-Zeaiand Australia Csxcept wesD. Nsw-Calsdoris
Samoa. Hawaii and Fiji Islands via san Francisco.
trTa If the carrying the British man
NeW-Zealand does arrive IN with
this dispatch. matls-clOsnE az $40 a m. ESQ
a. m and 8 p sundays at $50 a m 0 a m and
7. m--will be na1e up and forwarded until the
rival y the Clnard steamerl
Hawaii Japan Korea, China and specially addressed nail
for Philippine Islands, via san Francisco. close
p. m. February % for dispatch per >, Coptic-
s p m February "a for dispatch per L. s Transport
Fit Islands Australia (eNcept WesO and Caletonla
Vancouver Victoria. r. c. close p. Feb
Tuary = fer dispatch per 5 Noana
Hawaii San Francisco close al February y
for dispatch per :. Alameda
Hawaii Japan. Korea. China aad Philippine Islands VIA
san Francisco close al March Tor dispatch PER
8 s Siberia.
Tahiti and Msrquesas Islands via san Francisco close
8 .. M. March 10 for dispatch per 5 Nartposa.
Manehuria except New-ChWang Arthur ana
Eastern Siberia Is AZ present forwarded via Russia
NOTE Uuless otherwise addressed West Australia Is
places in the Chinese Province of Tunnan
British Indiathe quickest routes Philippines spe
ctaiy addressed via Eropc be fully prepaid a.
foreign rates HAWAII Is forwarded Via
cisco exclusively.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Postmaster
Postofice NewYork. y. Y, February 10 1870
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Highest temperature yesterday 20 dsgrees lowest 49,
ape o. average for corresponding date of last
rs average for corresponding date OF last twenty-five
se9s.a5 eeast-snow to-day and probably Monday;
g rising temperature increasing east 10 southwest
win
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Died..

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii be
repubshed In The Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

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CF4OWN OFFICE-NO 1855 Broadway. any Ansr-
~ 1lcan District Telegraph once
81. tT22...SSNA BIEEAU-No. f96 East 1SSth-st-
MASltlNGTON BUREAU-No. 1.322 FIST
No 7g4
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Fleet-st
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AOorgats-st.
american Express Company. No 3 Waterloo Place.
,lhtnaS Cook e Son Tourist Ofces. Lud<ate Circus.
tne Lof don Office Of THE TRIBUNE IS conveniens
Pi9SS 70 leaye advertisements subscriptions
A<1ESIe--John Muuroe & Co, Scribe
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aiorgan Harjes & u. Boulevard Haussuana.
Sre'iit Lvonnais Bureau Etrangers.
ScntlncLtal Hotel newsstand
me Figaro Of8ce.
BrentanOs No
fEsIiSan express Company. No. II Hue Scribe.
Ssf-Nl.NA--LOnlhard. Odler and Union Bank
tLORENCE-French lemon 4 70 ~ - yyfa
TorRebuoni - = -
Maquay & Co, Bankers
dinand StTasse.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

a Kaleidoscope ARRAY OF BARGAINS
ct sunday In the Ads. of the People, In tho
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
be republshed in The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
I.E1R-At FIorenee. Italy February H.
Frederick s. MinOtt, of New-Yorlx, Marion Lowry
dichler daughter OF the late Commodore Regert r
Lowry, and widow Of Colonel Francis Michler U s. A.
or Washington, D. c.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
TRANsATLANTIC MArTs

WEDNESDAY, 05lAt 7-30 a for Netherlands direct.
Sst . statendam tmaii be directed s-7er s. a.
S..aIIendam ,; at $50 for Italy direct per q 3
stcllla Olail must be directed
Io;So a. m supplementary 12 M for Europe per = a
Octanic via Queenstown and Liverpool: az II a m for
Norway PaFoeis-POst Nails per g. Hsix Olav (regl,--
at su tor Denmark must be directed Per Hsllis
lHURSDAf Q6)-At a m. for France Switzerland
ita spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt Greecs ana Brt-
isn india, per 5. La TOurane VIA HAVE fonaii fo-
TOuTaine'O. - = . -
FRIDAY QT-At u m for Azoraz r.fara. - .
Canopc from Boston. - =
SATURDAY CS)-At g a m for Furona nAr q N.,v v,-Sr
va plymouth and Cherhourg (Tnai Ireland must b,
eiIeeted Der = 3 New YoT<'): a $50 m Tor BEL
Earces-Rost Mails. s
beIsiurl must be directed per FInland''Y az
o,oO m lor italy direct Princess (rnait
must oe alTected Der Princess Irens'1: 1880
bria via Queenstown and Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

APPET7ZING DINNERS
offered by several restaurants to-day In the Little
Ads. of the PeopIs
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Special Notices.
Trihnne subscription Rates.

Tribune Subscription Rates.
THE TRIBUNE win be sent BY mail any address IN
his countrv or abroad address changed often
SssirsS Subscriptions may be given 10 your regular
dealer leaving, N more convenient hand them
in AZ THE TRIBUNE Once.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Special Notices.
Foreign Rates.

Foreign Rates.
For points Europe and al countries IN the Unt-
the following rates;
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
SINGLE COPIES.

SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY 8 cents WEEKLY REVIEW. cents
DAILY cents Ii0l-NHhAL zcents
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
Dnrnestie Rntes.

Domestic Rates.
BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For All points in the United States Mexico
(outside OF hoToughs OF Manhattan and The
Also 10 Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines,
without extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC.


CUBA-Va Port Tampa Fla. closes az this Office daily.
except Ihursdsyr AZ I4;S0 a. m lthe connecting nails
close here Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdaysl.
MExICO CITf-OVsTand. unless specially addressed
dispatch by steamer. closes this ONCE daily except
sunday at 1;S0 p m. and 1880 p. Sundays a
p m and 1870 m
NEWFOUNDLAND Except Parcels-Post Mailsl-By rali
to North sydney, and thence BY closes
office daily, except sunday at Sunday $50
m connecting mails close here every Monday.
Wednesday and Saturday,
JAMAICA-By rail Boston. thence BY steamer.
closes at this office AZ p m. Tuesday By rail-
Philadelphia and thence by steamer closes this Office
at 10:S0 %. Wednesday.
MIQUELON-By rail Boston, and thence by steamer,
closes at this office daily. except sunday. az
Sunday At $50 D m
BAHAMAS (except ParceIs-Post MaiIsl-By rail to
Miami, Fla. and thence by steamer closes al this
Office at T43O a Monday, Wednesday and saturday
BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS EAST Coastl and
GUATEMALA-By rail 70 New-Orleans. and thence
closes this ofce daily. Sunday.
1880 p. and flOSO p. sundays az VI and
tio:so m 'connscting mall closes here Mondays as
COSTA RICA-By rail- Orleans. and thenes By
steamer. closes this Office daily except Sunday
f1;3O p. m. and ilOS0 D. Sundays II p and
1000 connecting mail closes here Tuesdays az
1000 p M
NICARAGUA East Coastl-By rail 20 Nev-orleans and
thence by steamer. closes this once daily.
sunday, AZ ti:S0 p and 1000 m: Sundays at
II m. and t1O:so p (connsetng mall closes here
Wednesdays at 1000 ?. M.
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE-By rail To New-OriearS.
and thence by closes az this once daily.
cept Sundays and Mondays. f1;3O p. and ff0-3o
D. Sundays az " D. and ti0.S0 ,. connecting
mail closes here svery sunday at 1000 ?. nj
tResistered Mall closes az 8 p. m previous day
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12

Mail suhsoribcTs New-York CITY The DAILY and /
TRI-WEEkLN be charged
postage n addition 10 the named above. |
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
BARRED FROM MANY COURTS.

For many years the waltz was barred from the
programmes OF the State balls at most Continental
courts and Il only after the death OF the old
Empress Augusta, with whom the interdict had
originated, that the latter was removed at the
court of Berlin. Her distaste for the waltz arose
from the fact that her daughter-in-law, the late
Empress Frederick. shortly after her marriage
had, while waltzing with young officer OF the
Guards slipped and fallen 10 the ground at the
very of the Empress. The latter Mortified. de-
clared that she would not countenance dances
which of a nature 70 place prtncesses Of the
blood In such terribly undgnihed positions and
her views on the subject we're adopted at nearly all
the German courts, remaining in vogue at that of
Stuttgart until the present Queen OF Wurtemourg.
shortly after her husbands succession to the
throne induced him TO remove the ban. being. like
his daughter by his first marriage. passonatey
fond OF dancing.
The waltz played a great role at the Tuileries
throughout the reign OF Napoleon III, and fur
nished the Emperor with the opportunity or max
ing one OF bis most tastfu uttls speeches gal
New-York tribune., 1905-02-12
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AMERICA. WEST,
INDIES. -

Paraguay. per Casiida al $50 a m Sor ISSpsIcss
ynsson Puerto Pe cor sor Dse a . Tor Bs1
ny for 81 Ie gfed per s 8 AelEonaex a. $50
WEDNESDAY D5)-At m, for Bermuda per 5 5
foT East coss aoHdaTas i1so except e s
partmsnt Of Colombia EeuadoT PERU BOLIVIA and ebT
Per s. tsnance via Colon (mail for Guatemala must
IsSsl h5as per a o MOqE!sh Prince via PsESsm6uco RIO
tine Uruguay and Paraguay must De directed psr
udad Bolivar i per II : = MaFaes: Gs at Ii a M
onavss Cape Haiti rPs Ps aed De NssfaPsn fa s a vs sr
szGela Trinidad and Guiana be directed .psr 3
yn s1Sy and rPaEasuay per s HoraTus az ~ n. FOR
q 80 p CsupDsmentary p M for TGrks Isisni
TURsDAY dRt a M for Tss5SN's cSSa 4ucatan and
GSamPsehs, per vlganela Cnall for other parts
Mexico must De directed per g. VisIancia');
a. M for Mayaguez Ordinary mail only). per
must directed per $ $ Pshfndsr1: az $50 a N
ns for Cape Haiti and Port De R PaiR a ast P Sc
ManzRao ai G ust Isl e. ss directed @ i0| pes & s1r
Baha@a P S aBa @ fSr sSG mus, m1 fs
,4IT eiTsetsd per 5. oFizaba.o. -
FPT PaPEuaS e Der y Eain n for Argentine Uruguay and
sHTuRpAS m 16r q 6ro Rss sO ca,, m $50
$ s PhiIadsiPha mail for Colombia. via Curacao.
supplementary 1880 M for Fortune Island Jamaica
f t1 e9sa afaasna E Via PfiRa51 f6S
NeNounSanS pg SaTna y Ia at $50 a m for
Cuba per curybSa via VIA % Maanlss a. i a p must @ fs S
,,6tEseqs aiTseTsd per $ cuEityba.')-
regular postage must be prepaid ali letters for
warded by the Supplementary Mails letters de-
posted in the drops marked Letters for Foreign Coun
tries after the Closing of the Regular Mail for dis
patch by particular vessel viii not be forwarded
unless such additional postage fully prepaid thereon
by stamps Supplementary Transatlantic Mails are also
opened on the piers OF the American English and
French steamers. whenever the saings occur az o
a. n later; and late mail may deposited IN tbs
mail boxes the piers OF the German sailing.
from Hoooken The mails on the piers open hour
and half before sailing time and minutes
before sailing time. Only regular postage (letters
cents half is required articles mailed on
the piers OF the American. White German
(Sea POst double postage (etters 10 cents