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New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
Secretary Taft to Indicate 1t IN Re
p0rt TO Congress TO-mOrrOzc.
From The Tribune Bureau

Washington. Jan. 1l.-On Monday Secretary
Taft will transmit to Congress the first annual
report of Charles f. MagoOn, provisional gov
ernor of Cuba and in doing will indicate Of
fcially the date which, in his estimation,
the Cuban government may be turned over to
Cubans Governor Magoons report contains a
complete history of the American administra-
ton including the recent industrial troubles,
and is a highly interesting document
Another important report which Secretary
Taft VIII send to Congress on Wednesday or
Thursday will deal with the Philippines. re-
viewing to a certain extent. the entire his
tOry of American occupation and expressing III
concrete terms the progress made.
The Secretary will express the view that in
dependence of the islands will not be possible
until another generation shall have grown UP.
He will renew his recommendation that the tar
if collected on imports from the Philippines be
reduced to so per cent of the Dingley rates on
sugar tobacco and rice, and removed on ali
othAr commodities and will elucidate his rea-
sons for believing that at no time can the fhii-
iupine production of the staples enumerated as
s,,me proportions which would prove d men
ace to similar industries in this country.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
OFF I7IAL SONG FOR THE NAVY.
Don't scora the Sailor Is Proposed by
Representative Maynard.
fFrom The Tribune Bureau. j

VaShfncton Jan. -11-One of the most slnGu-
lar bills introduced in the House this session
was r~cscn. cd to-day by Representa- alive May
rard Of Virginia. i provides tina. the soh@-
"Dont Scnrn the Sailor sung with great sue
csss =; jamestown he bought ty the Secretary
of ne Nay The bill further stipuiateS mat
ne "a ho!- of the song. Harry F. Moore a MEM
her Of The crew Of the batteship Virginia pe
pad $1,000 so that the navy may nave 'he eN
elusive privileges of claiming the song
According to Congressman Maynard the sali-
crs of the Atlantic fleet have "A great fondnesS
for the ditty which in the first stanza asks 'ia'
no contumely be heaped on them strongly ao-
,.is-s AGAINST il in the second stanza, ana threat
en-, dire penalties in the remaining verses ii'e
author will try to have 1t adopted as 'he nav
s,ng II was written at time "heh Saini'
in uniform were being prohibited IRON Gel
cot, ,,nnsement places. In justice 10 RepreSeh-
tatiye Maynard 1t must be said that NJ ii't"
duced the bill 'by request.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
ANDREWS RESIGNED A YEAR AGO
TRv Telegrsph TO The Tribune

TjucoIn Neb. Jan. lI.-Chares S. Allen. presi-
dent of the board OF regents of the Nebraska State
University, discussing the resignation of Chan
ceIIor Andrews made the following statement to-
day:
Last spring the chancellor was in i'll health. re
shifting from an attack of the grip. His recOver$
was slow and fearing that he could not regain his
health without complete rest. he rendered his
resignation at informal executive session of the
hoard The board by unanimous action refused to
accept the resignation and voted him a leave OF
absence for four months. At the end of the Vaca-
tion he returned greatly improved, and the inn
rrovement has continued this date. All traces
of the rnaIady which he suffered have disap-
peared He is physically able to attend to the
duties of the office"
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
FAVORED BY PRESIDENT
4LDRICH BILL INDORSED.
Enactment of Currency Measure
Supported By Dir. ROOseUeft.
[From The Tribune Bureau

washington. Jan. 1.-THE President told 4
number of his friends to-day that he regarded
the AIdrich financial bill as desirable legsla-
ton, and hoped il would become a law at this
session He said that naturally there were some
details which were ne Senator AIdrich. he might
change but that differences of opinion on de-
tails were inevitable between all men with pro-
nounced views As to the principles. however.
he approved of it and regarded it as impCft rant
and necessary legislation
The President has been quoted in various
quarters as in favor of central federal bank.
and it is true that he regards such a bank as
desira BILE on the other hand. ne fully realizes
that the advocacy Of so radical change in the
banking system of the country must grow slowly
and that il would be futile to attempt to induce
Congress to take such step before the people
were educated up to the point of demanding it.
Il will be recalled that in his annual message
TO the present Congress the President urged
immediate legislation giving greater elasticity &c
the currency. saying
Provision should be made for an emergency
currency. Such emergency issue must be based
uDOu ADEQUATE securities approved by the gov
ernment ard must be issued under heavy tax
This would permit currency being issued when
the demand for il was urgent while securing ITS
= tirement the demand fell CH
The leading features Of the Aldrich bill. ne
thinks carry out this recommendation and all
reports to the effect that the President is op-
posed to the measure. is embarrassed by it,
baseless.
With-tAe PEezideEt. thsssesaigE.szr r e e 7s-s ?
FlIlance Committee and the Speaker Of Jaa
House unit In favor of the AIdreh bin the
chances OF it's passage are regarded as excellent
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
COLLEGE TRAINING AND RACE SUICIDE

IRy Telegraph to The Tribune
Pittsburg. Jan u.-Dr- Samuel b McCormick'
cbanceIIor of the Western University of Pennsyl-
yapia in a speech before the Pittsburg Principals
Association last evening declared that higher edu-
cation in women tends promote race suicide
COLLEGE women do marry enthusiastically
declared Dr. Mccormick. and You seldom see
college woman raise a large family
A. the same meeting Professor Fl. l. Andrews.
head of a commercial college here. declared that
the Young people Of Pittsburg are suffering from
..rolIarskattis.'- which is doing them more hari'
than an infection of smallpox
An that the young people of to-day think Of
,,a1,r,1 .prcfsssor Andrews is the skating rink
They negecI their studies. and / have found seV-
araI instances in which pupils will even steal 20
get money to so to the Kinks.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
II HILLS YOUNGEST SON WEEDS
fp,. Telc,.rarb 70 The Tribune

fBy Telceraph 70 The Iflbune-I
~ Paul Jan 1f.-Walter j. HILL Youngest son
- Jaf,.s ! HUI married Miss Dorothy Barrows
This evening the ceremony taking place at the nome
of The brides parents. Mr. Hin IL Catholic ann
Miss Barroy.s is q Protestant The ceremony was
performed bv the Rev. MIR McNulty. pastor oil ~
,,i,,.s g th,iIC Church. The bride wore the white
-, Jr.ss in which her mother married TWEEN
tv-hye years ago Only the members OF the nv
and Rarrtws family were present Miss bhfro"S
il the daughter of a wen known 81 Paul attorney
Waller j. HiH is twenty-five years oid tie :
e.cr.tary of the Superior Land Company. a Great
>rtb.r, auxiliary and receives n salary OF $4,000
a wear The couple will spend their honeymoon ~
Aiken s. G.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
R-oT-Es WRECK NIssr0N SCHOOL.

WASHINGTON. Jan. II---The STATE DeIlII IIl''III
is informed in a dispatch from Consul General
DENLY al Ehanghai China. dated to-day, that
the American Presbyterian School property was
dss. .roved as result of tax riots in Northern
che KiaHc but the MISSIONARIES are safe he
also states that protec ion is promised them by
the Chinese author tiles
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
CAPT. CHARLES M. BUNDELL INSANE

IHy Telegraph u The Tribune J.
/. Omaha Ian II.--Captain Charles NJ nu'iu "
tetn Infantry United States army went su'Iuth''
tns,n- on Friday and wandered away from f''
Crook Nebraska. where his regiment = -. -,
~, - no. nnaared al the First National Blink anu
.taronted 10 cash blank check. He was detaiie"
min the police arrived and was turned over oS
them to the military authorities
Captain Runden graduated from west roi'''
IN 1905 and Is from Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
SALE OF THE TIMES" MAY BE FOUGHT

London, Jan. lit is said that serious hti-
CATION is threatened in connection with the Saie
If the London Times" to which many of those
having financial interests in the paper are
strongly opposed
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
N,cAaAeuAN- COSTA RIcAN TREATY.

Managua, Jan. 1.-THE conference bei"eeh
President Zelaya of Nicaragua and president
Viquez of Costa Rica was held to-day. IL mao 10
do with the question OF the frontier and the com
,,.e.roial relations between the countries, and
AN agreement was signed of fraternal friendship
and commerce.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
EARmAN AERoPLANe MEETS TEST.

Paris Jan 11.-HenTy Farman twice completed
the one-kiIometre circle with his aeroplane thls
afternoon hut did not win the Archdeacon prize or
s-oooo as the committee having the award in
charge was not present
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
T4K4HIR4 4MB4SS4DOR.
Baron Predicts a Speedy agreement
7ciH I4mericd.

poma Ian 1l-Baron Takahira the japanese
Minister TO Italy. has received Official notlhca-
ton from Toxic of his appointment as Amhas-
sador TO the United States. He said tonight:
while | am not insensble of the response
biities involved in my mission, owing to the
growing importance of the relations between
Janan and the United States. l exceedingly
yreIl plea sed to return to Washington. where |
believe have a large number of friends whose
.,,p,nathies | always appreciated most highly.
What / shall have to do there. regarding
which I have been often interrogated of late.
do not think l am prepared to say. nor snail he
until after my arrival in Washington. With re-
gard to the disquieting and alarmlst report
that have so often appeared in the newspapers
concerning the Japanese American feeling am
convinced that there is no ground whatever tor
Them / have never attached any importance to
tbem as l fully believe in the ndsputable sin
certtv of the friendship existing between the
two countries as II existed peioie any TAI" y
antagonism arose
Already it begins to be evident what nom
eensa are all the treatening provisions concern
ing the voyage of the American fleet to the "a
cifc described so indis~ minately as menace
TO Japan
Note NV words concluded Baron Takahir,,
..the sky will be completely cleared before long
Baron Takahra will leave here about the end
of January or the beginning of February lor
London taking passage Immediately on his ar
rival in London for the United states
Baron Kogoro TekahIra. at present JAPANESE
Minister to Italy was minister To TINS couhtiS
during the Russo-Japanese War Previous 10 th's
duty he had served consul general at Ne"
YORK. He was one of the plenipotentaIies oI
Ispsn AZ the Portsmouth peace conference IN
1905 He has been in the service OF his government
since his graduation from the Imperial College al
Toxic He speaks English, French and German
fuently.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

aptARcuEF MlLK.-Oving TO Increased
So s'Jditional orders can be nlled kich
r,rs uIlk from healthy Jerseys sl2 East 4bth
Straat Phone 327s-SS.-AdVI
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
MONEY OF YucATAN BANK RECOVERED
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l


Maxico CITY Jan. ll.-Recovery of several hun
dred thousand dollars of stolen funds of the Bank
of Yucatan. at Meridian, has enabled that insiitu-
zion to continue business.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

COLUMBIA AIKEN. AUGUSTA. SUMMER
VII FLORIDA RESORTS via Southern Ey
frasing Room. Sleeping & Dining Car Service
X " Offices 27l & 1900 Bway.-Advt
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

Nalpa raise. Jan. IA government conlnls-
sion headed by Admiral Simpson. will go to
Punta Arenas on board the cruiser Chacabuc
TO welcome Rear Admiral Evans and the Amerl-
can battleship fleet to Chilian waters.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

WHERE TO TAKE LUNCH
81 a.. ipk th., Highest Types OF anlericah Winss
- r pegey < Sons Co, lss Fulton ST. Ne" ioIh
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
DATE TO FREE CUBA. FLEET NEARING. PORT
WTeless Message from Battleship
Rcceiued at Rio.

RIO de Janeiro. Jan. 1.-THE captain of the
German cruiser Bremen received a wireless dis
patch from the American battleship fleet this
afternoon announcing that the fleet was nearing
Rio de Janeiro The dispatch did not give the
position of the American vessels.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

QUICKEST FLORIDA ROUTE 81 HOURS;
Atlantic s,uast Line r.. r.. IN. y a ria Special
30 r. II Office. B'way, cor. Seth St-AaVt-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
TEXAS. MEXICO 3 cALlFoRNlA;

southern RI \ & ". p W Of Ala Il = y
"a, $t.,,, OrIesDS The popular winter route n 4.
Oeaces. 271 s. 1900 Bway.-AdSt
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square s3s-John J. TunstaH to C. Albert White
and Howard BOYD. TO secure John W Giennan
S5a TO z months. per cent. parts lots 5
and T.
Square l66-Annie LaWlor ef vir. James W 10 Ed
mond Fitzgerald and John j. Fegan. to secure
Enterprise Serial Building Association, a.s5o
Square 205-Lawrence Sch8ub Ct ux 10 Wharton
Z. Lester and Michael :. Coi6er; 20 secure
the National Permanent Building Association
sl00N. Tot lo2.
Square 2is-W William o. Bclrer et ux 10 Victor
Mynsbridge and J. Edward Fowler TO secure
Mary =. 1iynshrdge S6000 5 years 5 per cent
sllni-annnallr. lots 80 and 90
Widows 3rte-George W. Rowzer ct TX. 10 Milton
z. Allies and William J. Flather. 20 secure
john n Jones. $1,000 l year per cent, semi
annually. lot 90
Square so and Washington Heights-Alartba c.
Buuitt 10 Samuel H. Walker and Michael I
Weller, to secure Eastern Building and Loon,
5000. part original lot il. square SO and LOT
6. block 6, Washington Heights
Square a4-Charles II. Wilson ct TX 10 Thomas
Walker and James T. Bundy to secure sarah
A. Boyd, SIS, / year. per cent, part lot IS
GaTfeld-Alinty ODonogilue 10 Thomas Walker and
James Z. Bundy, to secure Elijah H. Allen Sg5
20 Is months. per cent lot 3
Square llg8-ROse A. StOhlman ct ViT. Charles IL
TO Charles Bendheim and Samuel Goldeuberg
to secure Edith Bendheim. Sl0C9 ? years s
per cent semi-annually. lot 81
Square 32-HOEard L. Hodgkins Ct TX. to The
Washington Loan and Trust Company. TO secure
Equitable cooperative Building Association
s1sG lot IT,
Sauls Addition to Washington--N William B. Cole
ei u. 10 B. Francis saul and Walter E Hilton.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05
TaIked to the wrong Man.

The other day an important looking
gentleman took a seat beside a quiet man
in an Arkansas railway carriage, says
the Rochester Herald, and began a con-
versation.
I'm going up 10 Little Rock" he said,
ito get a pardon for a convicted thief.
I'm not personally acquainted with the
governor. but he can't afford to refuse
me-"
is the fellow guIlty?" asked the man.
OF course he IS; but that makes no
difference His friends have agreed TO
give me $500 if l get him out. and the
thermometer is very low when / can't
put up a good talk Where are you trav-
eling?''
Going to Little Rock"
do you live there?"
Yes"
Perhaps you might be Of some SER
vice to me. What business are you in?"
Il am the governor"
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05
DEATH RECORD.

John g. Mems. Hotel stratf07d "a years
George L Yates. 535 18th So NV. i years
Hauy Davenport. g La. ave MS, 3 years
HaTTy p. SommerviIle. S1l4 Q ST nT., g years.
MsIy Conner, Home for InCHabes, s. years
James ". Wright. Providence Hospl., 3 years
Herman A. Tull, 9lI-lth s. Sc. l9 years
Deiiah o. Thompson, Dorchester APIS. I2-h and
Nd. ave. ! year
Mariana ". Van Why. lo04 Mass ave. Nv, 70 years
John W. knopanyder, 2ll y. J. ave. NV. s. years.
Roll3 h. Bran. 708 Mass. ave. ne, 6 years.
Celestns Rode, ls25 Conn ave. q years.
Rosa Chisselli. l75) Ia. ave. NV, s9 years.
Gabriel NJ. Lea. 1853 Harvard 81 NV. s. years.
ChTistis1a, G. Queen. lZ3 18th 81. NV. 50 years.
Kate c. Nevburgh 80 7 ST. NV, e. years
Carrie v GleesoD. Is52 sth st. NV. 81 years
Marcel e. Delane, ll5 18th 81 Ne. Il years.
Gilbert +. Ehcfs 1905 IItb 81. ne. years.
Charles ". AshwOod, lI04 J. 81. NV. days.
COLORED
Dolly Harris Glendale. ID. g, q years.
John c Hatch 1915 10th ST. nv. 81 years.
Sarah Moore. Stanton ave, Auacostia, - years.
John White, 9i0 + st. sW., Is years.
Rebecca Turner lo45 Potomac ST. nv. IS years.
Sadie Thomas. Home for Aged and In1Tm 4 years.
Anna Spricgs. 22l0 Liberty ST. NV. = years.
John Alien. ZIG = St. nR. months
Mareda johnson, 1921 Linden 81. ne. / days
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05
BIRTH RECORD.

Charles and Ola Varnes. December o. 1907 female
Nathan and Diana Sondheimer, December q. faT.
Joseph b. and Mary T. Sparks. December % 1907.
female
Rankin H. ara Emile Rice. December ., 1907. fs-
male
Robert Z and Emma Rogers. January ]. 1903 fe-
male.
Thomas H. and BeIen p. Reid, December q, lsF.
female.
Frank E. and Anna R. Murray. December o. 1907.
male.
James H. and Minnie Morelsnd. December q. 1907.
male
Malcolm and Nellie Mecrone. December 2. 1867.
female.
John W. and Jessie Kerr January /. 1893 female
Charles Z. and Ella Kessler. December 2. 1907 fo-
male
Charles P. and Marguerite Harmon. December %.
1867, female
Edward W. and Ella Hawk. December q, 1907, fs-
male
Redono B. and Mary B. Hamrick. December ..
1901. male.
AlbeH G. and Lottie Graves. December %. 1897,
male
James ". and Eta L. GLADDEN.. j.. January
1908. male.
Maurice and Ida Einbinder December q. 1907. fs-
male
Edwin H. and Gertrude V. Daft. December 2
1871. female
George H. ard Agnes l. Car, December 81, 1907,
female
Clarence P. and Lille NJ Burgess. December "a,
1851. male.
Gregs c. and Isabelle Bhdsau, December s. 1907.
male.
Israel and Annie Bsrliner. December 3D. 1907. fs-
male.
samuel and Ida Bowler, December %. 1907. male.
Felix J. and Harriet f. Belair. December . 1877.
male
Frank and Martha Williams. December p, IeF,
female.
Edward and Mamie Tosles, December .. 1907.
female.
Roy and Mary A PuIliam. December 81. 1907, fs.
male.
Taldino and Lottie Oyer December IS. 1857. male.
Louis end Lena OTsrtou, December = 49, male
John and Emma A. Norris December 3. 1867,
n.sle.
Wesley and Maggie jackson. December Is. 1907,
male.
Robert ana Hester johnson, December 2 1901. fe-
male twins.
Richard and Josephine Cray. December q. 1907,
male
Oscar and Ida Fradger December g. 1907. male.
Albert and Maria Digs. December I9. 1877 male
Rufus and Ldllie Garter, January ], 1908, female.
John and Ruby Jones. December q 1867 male
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05

Ne. 3D street soutbwest-Mary C. Brown 70
Thomas II. Atkinson. part lot IS square $50 So
Roberts Choice and Guilds First Vacancy William
a Redmond 20 Henry Z. Sanders. parts SO
No. 657 street s0uthWgst-Floyd +. Davis, trus-
tee. 10 Annie Lavlor lol e. square As. 370.
johnson avenue northwest. between Z and streets
Lawrence J. Mangan 20 Lawrence Schaub, lot
l02. square 257 So
No l02 street northwest and 653 street north
east-Dayid X Hsczmau to Alice X. Leonard.
lot "a, square 81, and part original lot L.
square $50. SIC
KaloTama Heights-Gecrge II, AfeFadden ct ux TO
Sarah B. Wyeth. lots i. IS. and IS block H. SO
Richmond Park-Northwest Washington Improve
ment Company TO Louis P. Allen. lot ls block
1851 SO
street northwest between Thirteenth and -Four
teenih streets-MaTy 7. Mynshridge 70 William
o. Bohrer. lots i9 snd 80, square 24s. SO
Cleveland Park-H. Rozier Dulany. trustee TO
William I. WoolaTd, par lot 2, block ;, Sis.
American University Heights Frank Y. Kreitler 20
the American University lots 80 and 81, block
Il; lots l. %. and g. hlock ls S.
Long Mesd0Ws-1IaU Z. Sullivan to George D.
Fam. lot 50, block q, SO
Saul's Addition 10 Washington-B Francis Saul ct
ux. ct al to William B. Cole, lot q. square g709
TH0
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ls23 Belmont road. Washington Heights SO 90
ll2 ST. NV, 10 rooms aud bath............. 50 %
1910 st. uw 10 rooms aud bath q 50
1905 Belmont ST., rooms and bath............ IS %
liI Fla. ave NV, rooms aud bath....,.....,, 30 %
S5a Cambridge ST., Georgetosn. 9 rooms and
3 50
1914 g ST. me- c1orcdl, rooms and sath....... . 90
80 Col. road. rooms and bath............... 2 20
25 18th ST. Sc, rooms and bath.............. = 30
SO 18th 81. se., rooms and bath...,.....-... Is 50
WM. II. SAUNDERS a CO.,
If1 + ST. y. W.
4 DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE: ROOMS.
bath; $50 month. Call, 10 p m. llC9 18th ST.
jaf5t
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05
REMARKS TO NY GREAT DANE.

BY rules Of fitness and Of tense.
BY al canine prCccdeuts
o Adult Dog. The time is M
When may foudly call you Pun.
The years have sped since first you stood
In stTadde-legged puppyhood-
\ vatch-pup, proud Of your renown.
Who harked so hard you tumbled down.
IN Ages gain and Youth retreat
You've found more teamwork for y0ur feet
Nou drool a soupcop less-and harki
There's miller meaning to Your bark
But answer fairly whilom pnp.
are these fun proof Of growing up?
heard an ciepbantine tread
That Jared the rafters overhead.
Who leaped in mad aband0n there
And tossed my slippers in the airi
Who, sitting gTaFely On the rug.
Esried a microscopic bug
And stalkad i! gaining bit by bit
Then leapt in air and fell ON il
Who eallCps madiy down the breeze,
Pursuing sIecks that no one sees.
Then finds some ancient boot instead
And worries it till it is dead.
] have no adult friends who choose
To gnaw the shOestIings from my SHOES
Or ca, up twine and paper scraps
And bark while they are taking mars.
o Dog. yGu offer every proof
That stately age yet holds aloOf.
Grow up: There's meaning in the phrase
OF dignity as well as days.
Oh, why slch size beloved pup
Iou's grown enough. int not grown up
-BuTges johnson, il HaTrer's for November.
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y. B.-tolosng schedule figures published only
as information aud are not guaranteed.
TOT Atlanta, birmingham, Mobile. New Orleans
Ashc'ilie' Chattanooga. Memphis. 900 a. N. and
u so D. "a. dsiy.
J. OK Eo2noal. Knoxville Chattanooga. Memphis
New Orleans I0Ij p. IA. daily.
for savannah Jacksonville, and Florida points.
100 a. M daily
fof columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Aiken. Il 90
a. m- and $50 D. ia daily.
ieu-lsl ears Tor California, four times a week. 9.3
D. H.. Monday. "Wednesday, Thursday Friday.
L9'al Tor hauis0nbTg. 500 a. Ia daily. $40 p. N.
ate1 days for DaaTilie 6.3j d. m. daily. ana for
- ,Hai'otles'ille, sos q. IA AID Is D. ~. daily
Frequent trains to and from BluamonL
= H. AIAEEf, ". il. TAYL0E,
Y. T. & @. 81 GP A
The Washington herald., 1908-01-05
TRANS-PACIFIC MAILS.

Haaai. Japan. Korea. China, and Philippine Isl
ans. yla San fmneisca. close here daily al SIS d
m up 70 JANUARY 9. Ior dispatch b. steamer Nippon
MaU.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. Close here daily az SIS
?. m up 10 January 5, Tor dispatch by steamer Ala
MCua
Australia Except mails Tor West Australia. Nev
Zealand Samoan Islands. and New Caledonia. VIA
san Francisco. close here daily at 6l5 D. IA. up to
January ., for dispatch by steamer Florefic
Japan, Korea China, and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. Il C.. close here daily at
6d5 p m up 10 January IS. for dispatch b. steamer
Empress oi China.