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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
To PAY FOR RUINED BEAUTY.

Mrs Harriet a. schwab Of No. lao forkst, re-
covered a verdict Of $4,000 yesterday In the Circuit
Court from the United Gas Improvement Company for
damages sustained from an explosion OF gas in the
cellar of her house The gas pipes were leaking. and
Mrs schwab sent word to the company, but as no at
tention was paid TO her complaint she took a Hight
and went down in the cellar herself An explosion
followed Mrs. Schwab, who was handsome woman.
was horribly dsfgured and her life was despaired Of
for several weeks.
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Absolutely the Best.
George C. AppeI Fred. Johnson Fifth Ward 5. e.

George c. Appel, Fred Johnson; Fifth Ward, >: =;
NeweIl II MCGOWAN. . Joseph Weber ST., WIG
and two sons will sail for Germany tomorrow.
CRoTON PoINT-The brick making business Slsn car
ried on at Croton Point by the estate OF W ultih a.
tnderhill under the asst gnment OF stephen W;
Underhill, assigned to John W: Gockcrort, 90
sing Sing Yesterday. Mortgages upon the estate 70
the amount Of SIS 900 are held by the Mutual tile
Insurance Company Of New York There IRE other
floating Indebtedness Of $4,000 The assets are
thought 10 be more than the Liabilities Inc WORKS
have been closed for the present, throwing 10 per
sons out Of employment.
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AN ANIMAL STREET RIOT DRILL.

The annual streetrot drill Of the 9th Regiment took
Mace last evening The regiment. with about $50 men
marched from the armory In West Twenty-siNthst at
o,clock and went through the interesting movements
and am used in supIrcssng riots in Madison and
Eifth ayes The streets lined with people who
we're highly entertained. Before the drill Judge-Advo
Bartlett reviewed the regiment the armory
IN the presence Of a large number Of people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
DENYING THAT MRS LESLIE IS TO MARRY.

l.. H. Cramer, who represents Mrs. Frank Leslie
during her absence abroad denied yesterday the re
port Europe Of the approaching marriage Of Mrs
Leslie and the Marquis de Leuville Mr.. Craner said
that he was positive that If Mrs. Leslie had entered
into matrimonial engagement with the Marquis or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
HOME NEWS.
Apprv.IS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOlElIo.
BREvoORT-A ]. Cassatt, Of Philadelphs. nn ,,Ep
WICK Thomas B. wanamaker, Of Philadelphia ENEis,
FTT-AIexsnder Aeassz. of Cambridge Mass ,i.arn,t
"a Jnsse stevenson Rurke and Colonel A. L. Congr OF
ohio oiILsEY-senator Edward o. wocott ana ME- .,
Colorado NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. George w Delanseef VI
Jonns~,y.n,s MURRAY HIIIs-Judge George w. NC
Cmry Of Kansas City Mo. ST. JAMEs-Jenerson Ohan1
Ter Of Missouri. WINDSoR-Ernes' WYE anu ""'' 80
ban
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OUTGOING STEAM ERS
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING VIEWS
PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY, MAY ID. 1896
ARRIVED.


PORT OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAY ID. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer California Ger. Baur. Hamburg April 80 With
mdsc to Cors Arrived ~ The Bar ato
Steamer waesand GBeg Grant, A9twsfp May Nth 6s
mdse and passengers 10 refer wright ~ 0on'' '' ~ ~
Steamer camden Br James, ssgua via Philadelphia in
steamer woTseand !xOr Tniess BaGasS@ days. with
Ola Dominion Couch Richmond ely Point ana
orok with mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion IS 20
Steamer Dtmock. Edridge. Boston. with mose 70 ID
sh eadins Wind Hinckey Colombo - Aleppy
W th Darragh SMALL vessel TO Vernon Brown
SUNSET Wind at Sandy Hook. light. ssw; cloudy and
foggy At City island. wind light ssw cloudy
CLEARED.
Steamer Crystal Br stannard. Lsth-simpson. Spence
Steamer Rusia Ger, KarOws Hamogrg.R cOr Sim,.o
steamer Fernside tBr). Dabner sydney CB-oimpson
Steamer Panama CBr Gosng st John. NBFunch Eyde
steamer Camden tBr). James. Havans-w Munson.
steamer ST (Nor) wuit Baracoa -Mones Go.
steamer Trinidad (Br. Fraser. Hamilton Bermuda-A
steamer Roanoke Hulphes Newport News and Norfolk
Steamer city OF Gloucester. Young West Point va-od
Stnamer Trbno (Br Evans Phelps Bros Co.
steamer zen Whitney Bearse. Boston-H Dmock q
Ship Weissenhon Ger. ThuIen. Bremen-Theo Ruger
RsSa and BefnsrG HamSure WicSiOw Buenos Ayres
malca Monego Bay Trinidad Bermuda, Roanoke Newport
SIM w II Common. for Yokohama.
BsrKs Lurllne' Tor brisbane; syria. Clenfuesos
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON May i5-Arrved steamer Spain tBr,. Grihdth'
IRON New.Yorg
GRAyEsESD. May l5Arrived. Colorado Br Jen-
kina from New. York on her % Hull.
QUEENSTOWN May lh-Arrived steamer Britannia (Br),
DAWSON from NewSOrk her way Liverpool and pro-
eeeded -, NIL.
Url Lewis Liverpool hence New. YORK. $500
SOUTHAMPTON May I5-Saed steamer (Cer WILLIE
Rerud from Bremen hence New York -.
SWANSEA May 15Saed, steamer Bombay (Br). VILLA,
for New. York - -.
BRISTOL. May i5Arrved steamer Jersey City (Br SEN
de from New-York.
COPENHAGEN May l4-Arrved steamers Polynesia GER,
FRANK, and Norge DAM Knudsen from New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

NASTY LOANS or THE SIXTH NATIONALS FUNDS
witnesses continued yesterday 10 testify before
Judge Benedict in the United states Circuit Court. In
the trial OF General Caassen, to the queer dealings
of the brokers who aided In selling the bonds belong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
A3s Sets OF Moon rise $40 IN Moons ago q
WATER.
M-sandy Hook DAT Gov Island $40 Holt 6ate. S;o5
U-ssndy HOOK $40 Gov Island 633 He'll Gate. S;2S
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ESTABLISHED 1901.
HANKINSON'S
STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
Id Enst 17th-st.
MOTHS I
MOTHS |!

o MUNtH IA EAST 23D-ST (Established lSYbl,
guarantees 70 destroy all moths and their eggs IN Furn
&C. Goods taken on storage and kept proof desired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

When you buy garment and find
that it trays, rips or fades, what do you
do-stay away from the dealer ever
thereafter, or first give him a chance
to make it right !
Whoever he is, the latter is the right
course to follow. Then if he "weak-
ems" you know where not to deal next
time.
There is much poor clothing sold,
and people keep trying different deal.
ers to find one that is dependable.
We make our clothing to stand
reasonable use, and we encourage our
customers to bring us their disappoint-
ments; first, that we may stand the
loss, if there is any; and, secondly,
that, learning the defects, we may
know how to avoid them and make
better clothes thereafter.
ROGERS, PEET 81 90.
sa EHhEE sRE .Ps:s.
STORES. 32d ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

Removal: Harris * Co.. Tailors and Importers.
have removed from Park Bank 1853 Broadway cOntnu
supply Of elegant garments for small remunera
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

BLOWN TO FRAGMENTS BY NlTR0-GLYCERINE.
One Of the small buildings Of the Excelsior Nitro
Glycerine Works at .Bayche,ter on the Sound was
blown to fragments by explosion at 10 O'Clock yes
terday morning. The works situated about one
and a half mile, from the Dittmar Dynamite Works at
Baychester, where many explosions have taken place
with loss Of life. The nitrosy cerne works consist
Of halfdOzen small story wooden structures, and
give employment b. a dozen men. Just before the
explosion occurred Charles Earl the only workman in
the Inflated building, which twelve feet square
noticed that the thermometer used to register the
degrees Of heat when the nitric acid is mixed with
The glycerne indicated the danger point and he ran
Sut and went some distance away, throwing himself
the ground. The force Of the explosion, which oc
curred moment later shook the earth for miles away
Tho only injury Earl received the loss Of a pOr
tlon Of his left ear while lying on the ground
The loss TO the Excelsior Works which has an Office
at No As Broadway, this city, was said 10 be $500
The amount Of the explosive material destroyed
less than 100 pounds. The accident will not inter
80 S,fth the Immediate resumption Of work at the
mandatory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

Keeps Dress Shirts to measure, for So Non'
better at any price Largest OF mems furnishin
goods In New-Ytrk. 500 and sli Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

WHITE PLAINs.-Charles Baker, age forty, made
comnaint 10 Olcer Fred. Underhill yesterday morn
ing that while his way to work at 40 O'Clock
he WAS assaulted on COurtst by four men, who
knocked him down and while PROSTATE shot at him.
Tho hall glanced from his the eyes, leaving
iehind a tagged wound. His assaiants have not
Lcen caught . Joseph Horton. an old soldier,
Convicted before Judge Mills yesterday Of having
stolen a suit Of clothing worth $50 from fellow
colder on the day Of his discharge mt DaId ids Island
1udge Mills sentenced him to Two years and five months
a. Statn Prison. A special meeting Of taxpayer
vii he held i'm the Town Hall TO morrow fruGn 10 z
m "a vote for the lowering Of the entire outlet
tewcr and disposal works, at cost not 10 exceed
500 900 or for crossing over the Bronx Eiver at
Inc arch bridge Central ave. at an expense not
exceeding $1,000"
MOUNT VERNON.-The Young Peoples society d
CHRISTIAN EndeavOr Of the Presbyterian Church cele
Hrlte6 the second anniversary of the organization in
Trasbvterian Hall last night. The board Of man
a,ers ~ the Mount Vernon Hospital met Last night
ne comuletc it, work preparatory u opening the hos,
ritaI Tor inspection Tuesday ana wednesday. The
Yndies, Auxiliary Is working In earnest toward the
new nroiect Which is supported entirely by vOlun
tarv subscriptions. The Democrats OF Mount Yer
r,3 Al a convention held on Wednesday evening
made the following nominations for village officers :
Ior nresident Jared sanford treasurer. John Berry
noiice Justice. william H. Collins assessors FTeder
tii sNcift J. Carmody and William ii. BroughOn. For
irnstees the following nominations have been made
t,rt ward Frederick Earle second Ward. William
Utchcock; Third Ward, 4. F. Gescheidt; Fourth Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

30 WEST 69rn.ST
Diseases OF the Nervous system Geno Urinary organs
Impotence and Sterility. Hours 10 !, TO 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
Announcements.

THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA
Yields pearl that exceed I'm beauty teeth whened
and celnsed with that incompatible deltrce the fragrant
SOZODONT Nor is coral the gums IN which
such teeth set so say the ladies', who are the best
ind II such matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16
HENRY A. DANIELS M. d..

Coughs and colds are dangerous intruders. Ex-
pei them with Parker's Ginger ionlc.
Parker's Hair Basam aids the hair growth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-16

Any one can take Carriers Little Liver Pills,
they 50 very small No trouble to swallow. NO
pain or gripping after taxing
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
oroRqr yAyDERsiLrS SorrHEay HoNE.

Ashotc y. c. MAY - special .-''eors" vanderbilt,
nj, II other and "A Marty Of frfna, bn here recently
ooki'e over tho jOOOacIc estate on which Mr Wand r.
Bit intends b. build Nertabio palace. from plans by
Richard NJ Hunt "B.itnorr" j, the name Of the c-tht"
The entire c,,t OF the buildings and improvement when
comuleed +. erort.d To- be- 10000 600. RAILWAY ha.
crn constituted from tir main line of tho Nc'tin N"ith
Curona Iailfoad to Vanderbilt grounds ~ c"-t Of"
eI5,oOO Machinery for making brick and uI'' is m'
dcred. aud - 600 brick be- mad" daily "IR' i".'
quarry s 10 BE- op,ncd and much of thc material h"d'
ia constructing the building, viii bc taken nom th"
grounds. AshcNiuc propc oos with approval upon t"r
plan, Of Mr.. Vanderbilt. Douht"'. TINS m'sni's s'".
pi opcty VIII be Que of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. points "'
the South a means Of directing pubc attention "'''
closely u this region.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26

Chicago May % (SpeciaN.-An exciting incident OF
the mad-dog epidemic now alarming tho people oi
Fulton County occurred Breeds station yoster
day afternoon. John Ryno wa driving - h!- home
at Brccd's. When within few mile, ~ town Joe
heard the pounding Of hoofs and strange s1ucal!ne
sound. Upon looking around he saw whit" marr
following linn at break neck specd. \ stream 81
green saliva running from her mouth. her ewes
and no,rils were widely dllatod, and >he Wa giving
vent to horrid cries, a. II in agony or Ias". E}uo
piled the lash his hor,e, which Nas trembling ana
whinnyng with fear. But the mad brute gained
rapidly. and in a few moments Was biting ana -lhp.
ping AZ the wheels Of the bue hbpifd. ~ Eyup ana
the horse. \ Toledo. Peoria and Western tran ap
pcarcd IN sight and the mad juinped the fence
and chased the fying train for some distance. she
fell in "A ~ and Killed. K,uO says that thc mars
followed him nearly five milc- and although De con
santlv beat her in the fare with hl- wlp-iOck, she
Kept close % him The people u Hrccd'. wrr,
Mortified al RynOs story, and dogs are slaughtered
without regard % value. II is feared that much
valuable farm stock has been bitten by raLid dogs
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
OBITt.iRT
TILE REy. rEEnEEIcK REED.

The Rev. Frederick Reed Young and promising
pI.,opalau clergyman aud pastor ~ Christ church
-i,urclco. Cl. died yesterday at the Everett il -''
from hcmorrhasc of Oh" uu.,. ilc bad been iu fail
us health Tor TWO year ard ou Friday lat returned
from heightened tour lu Europe liz "trip had
worked 100 Improvement BOO Do, condition. and irn
the time Of Al, arrival here he sank rapidly.
lie was born BOO 1-59 40 Sacramento. Cli.. and was
the son ~ t. 3. Reed. who in 80 went wh colonel
Brown 10 California. lu l-7- D." va- graduated with
high honors from -. ~t'pheus college and Wa pre-
pared for TIE ministry a the berkeley Divinity school
MlddctoWu. Conn. bciug 0raal.cd 90 minister hy
Bishop william, Iu -. Fur some Tine hc acted
as chaplain to Bishop Williams. snd We, later rector
II a church Al san Icuaiduo. Cal. ne also edited
The Pacific ClmrChuIu.' some Ncar- ago ho
married M,- Ella Avery. and DOB, widow and on"
child survive him The funeral VIII take pl1'e on
Tuesday az l. so J.. m. iu Nl saints, Memorial
Church. Highland, Of the Navc-iuh, y. ).
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
4 pENLAL FR1N NR. RRrcE

Washington. May - l>pecal.-EN senator i. h.
Bruce now the Recorder of Deeds for the District Of
tolumbla has made prompt and satisfactory reply
IN one 81 the local newspapers 10 the charge Hnd
to have been brought against him n an Afro American
convention recently held At columbus. ohio. II wa'
asserted that The Recorder hAd removed colored men
10 make places FOR white men and hld otherwise di'
against his own rae in h, appointments
The only ba-i, for the chare" VA, the fact thai the
clerk Of the la,t Recorder. Mr. Ir1Hcr
was transferred Ia minor clcri,ship 10 make room
Tor veteran deputy. to!oreI >chn'cr VINO had been
III placed under the lat Administration. The oiucT
Mr. flucc shows, Ia, been conducted con.'rIdilNcN
and efficiently and few change, of consequence nave
been made IA the force cmpIo>cd In H.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
CAHDRIvERS. BEWAREi

From The Detroit Free Press.
am "a stranger IN thi, town." aid "A man with
fur cap on. ne entered the Woodbrdgcst. station
house The other day.
We'll p" qucricd The sergeant.
Well | was up here on The avenue looking about
at the buildings, and / SAYS 10 myocf SAYS
1T, mighty lively town. ard every man seems
10 be- good lmtued.'
YES
"That's wha' said. yOu know. when a car came
Glon-. The man who d-driNing OF II motions D
me and ask, u want 10 ride.
This Is kind says !. rs hoped on. I'm Oniv
stranger here. and yet the people can't do too much
Tor me-"
See"
well. had only got seated wien chap come, in
and holds ont his hand. says - myself, says |:
"'Ow's thi, They not only ask me 10 ride. but
elld OF my company. I'll shake, of course will''
Wclll'
We'll. what did the dcceivor do but laT in my
face aud demand pay and when | expressed
icclin, "a, such conduct lie gave me lift of tho
car and lunlblcd on. says / 10 my self. say, |
'l 20 around to the police ana see If It's regular
and above board ana here am
when informed that IL was regular and according
10 custom. he replied
"Then it, all right. and my ignorance IS to blame
for it. It's all In being used 10 the customs. yon
know. I'm thankfully obliged, and when was com
Ing here | says to myself, ,ays |
If the police Say It's all riglt, thcn I've nOthlnk
further Ia say but the next driver who asks me 10
ride will get my left duke on his blinker Is warn
Ing that I'm no hay
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
OPENING or THE CASINO EooF GARDEN

mat place OF refuge from the sultry and oppressive
weather of summer nights the Casino roof garden will
W opened to the public to night and last evening
.'"o''eai OF the Royal Hungarian Band was given
seic IN inc presence Of few invited guests Of Rr-
ro-p1 pm n'onSoh' The Character Of the music was
peculiarly adapted u the SURROUNDINGS the con trains
peing IN perfect harmony with The plcasant hrcezcs
s banks OF flowers, and the rows and arches Of Hight,
u many colors. The band under the conductoiship
~ hazay Natz played the following selections March
'asiho' liedervary; "CsaIdas" Boka Sander. over.
ne' ofpheus'" ohenbach; waltz, Alma Aronson
t~s, OaraVanen'' Francois; song, "Trompctcr Won
.na are' "essicf' gaiop, Roaring Lion" Kege:
ana Rakoczy.S Besides. Frenza IJece.,,a,, 90,
''s cymbalum solos, which were much ontovcd
tbe.s Casno roof garden Is Of course familiar 10 the
going public OF Ne1-York and tlI. ~r,r - -
ssen more attractive than il has he.o ' ~ -
sons Concerts win be given there every night
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
cHALLEyGfyG AZ EDITOR 70 / DrrL

san Diego, Cal, MAY 35.-Coonel Fcrrcr. a well
known Mexican resident of TINS city, formerly Of
the 1lth Regiment Of Cavalry Of Durango. Mexico.
has taken offence AT an editorial which appeared iu
The SUM- Friday. in which the Mexican Wa,
referred 10 as one Who IS inviuc.be IN peace and
invisible in war" "The SUM- s published ~ Walter
q. Smith, who was mentioned prominently n CON
necton with the alleged nbus;erIng scheme 10 cap
tuFe Lower California few days ago, aud who. it
was stated, was to be Governor General Of The pro
posed republic Colonel FerTcr lssucd "A challenge
today In which he offered % fight Editor Smith with
pistols, swords or fists II the latter would cross the
border - Mexican soil. Colonel Fcr1cr said tlat he
was willing 70 have seconds chosen at and let
smith name the day for the Fight smith Is not In tho
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
THE CARE or rHE HANDS
Shirley Dare in The Washington Star.

Shirley Dare In The Washington star
\ neglected hatd which /, solely convenience
10 II, owner may be- surprisingly improved % coz
tinuOs care. The first POINT T. 10 Eiah' nm" W.T. ~.
clean Ymi may tlllnk your hands well Nl>hcu' We.
after submitting them 10 a manicure u'Y 'oI' o"t @
50 much whittier that one feels they never Weir ri,an
before To put "A carelrs, hand IN good condition
may rcquir. ualf hour, WORK three tlnes u wen
fOr a fortnight, in which time the new SKIN shou"
grow whittier and finer than oc!prc. ..,.
Soak ill-Lcpt hands In hot Dfilnng soap SUI, VIZ
half t.spoOnful OF hornN ir the WatfF WIu'n :" u
wonderfully In removing gilmc. Ihc Ipttrt ti'
water tho sooner II viii remove grimc ana 0u Pai
tcics. ! think the Of siiE bIh-l on nc pI's n,
Of the hands as well a. the use of Na~rIihc ~ H,St
fosters the growth Of hair Those who nav, i~cd ,h'
rubber hand brushes will meyer want anything ciN
Rubber cngs 10 the surface with a sort OF sucl
and carries away every trac" nf CRIME WIN H. mo
common washing powders of different names qhohR
hlesr the hands, bat leave them th'sh AMI dN Hh'n
rubisd with lemon julce or vin,gir and wac:. y
strong solution Of oxnl,c acid should be kept 10 re-
move deep stains which result from cutting rtt or
vegetables though there are few which resist wash
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
Postolce >oiicc.

Should rc read daily by all Interested changes may
Letter, Tor foreign coun-es need not be sTecay ad:
SS'Soa ScS fer dp5'iS @ . S & G bsS and e
mcrca documents letters not specially addressed being
Foreign mails Tor the week ending May 81 will close
"9%%3p&S g al cases at at 5r 5r Gs a. pnStp coe1 and
Guat'qrala per : ;. Dreakwater from New Orleans
TUESDAY-At p. IN. for Nicaragua, per Harlan.
WEDN TSDAY-Nt : 80 a. M for Germany. Denmark.
sweden NORWAY Russia and Turkey. pr : Trave .is
Bremen ettcFs FOR other krfo" "an Countries VIA Sou,a @
!asop~ per :. rcutonc VIA Queenstown letters for
Geaay penmarN sweden Norway Eoa x "a and Turkey sg
IrIeum direct, per Frissaaa va Ansg%oerp Letter;
cGOS, per Saiatosa' Via Havana deter. must be
fiiC RSDAY At 10 a. M. for Europe. per august.
X.9r, VIA soTtaanp'Sn ana HsmGurs % a. Ven.
'pela Trinidad British and Dutch Guiana must oe W.
To- SANTIAGO BE- caSa arsd pcr per H. H.
ca so so sAs a., N . @ Fortune Ss sef sSf !sTl
Ward Island, an oT per ' t. . Tra,d a, 10 for Cen;
M % AaS5 Wa eSoa a S. Soa? or r@s So,ta Ka ana
ran Ri ai'''d rcaad RSr city Bea Sf rna
r, for other Furapcaa ceantrc. mus be drcssed pS'
Arana pStI,, at ~ a rdT % Ir TcmaGd Vs. HAVE:
Germany 6 P,1' a, 81 $.ssSn ss cst:s NSrsiy y;
oher European cOq9,re r,nd VI; Tu'nap'Sn %SS! SoT
SS Soy STSStea arcc per p s. I6%s,aa ter decta
piT cr SSSaIada at M oerasS E @ F ' tsr %"r be
I'd per SpaaIndam'D at p. ~. Tor Canpeche Chapas.
Tabasco and Yucatan per City ~ Washington let'rs
Cuba and Tampico and TuNpam direct and o,hr
Mexican VIA Vera Cruz must be directed per olJ
~ Wa-hington) at p. m tor scotland direct pr 2.
De,onia Via glasgow detters mus; be directed per
DcNouia'l
SUNDAY-At 3 y. m. Tor TruNllo Puerto Corte1 ana
Euatan. Der : s. Prof. Morse from New-Oreans; at
D. m. for costa Rca Via Linon per 5. s. FoAhaI ison
New. Orleans. , v,u .,a
Mails for Australia Ncw-Zcaland Hawaiian. FIJI ana
Samoan Islands per Zcaandia rom san Franc,scol
close here May -. at 80 p (or on arrival az New-
York OF = ;. Aurana With British malls Tor Austraial
Ma is 10, the society Islands ship Tahiti IRON San
ir,nci,co, close here '25. ~ 80 M Mails for
China and Japan per Beigc from san francisco.
Islands per = Australia iron san franci,con close
here June $50 y. Mails for Newfounh.and,
by rail to Hax, and thence BY s',smer close Sc at mis-
boston and thence by steam,r close az ths once daly
and thence Iy stelnsr Key West Fla. close az this
Office daily at go A. u: Mails ior M,aco, o'srlahd:
ina scheiuc OF closing Of TransPaclnc mails Is
RANGED ON the presumption OF their uninterruned overland
,na,,.t, S,n Frlnr-cO. Mails the Eas.
on e az Francisco the day OF sailing OF steamers
ora fd,sn,tch,d thence the same day. Registered map
ciosns M q D. NJ. previous day.
'io''' "O y y CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster,
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