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All OF Mrs. Schreib~r'- 5000 hut S7S-who
Gets the $500 RewardR

Jacob Guth and his wife. who on last Satur-
day. it is alleged. robbed Mrs. Guths mother.
Mrs. Clara Schneider OF $50 West Third street,
OF three 81 1000 Treasury notes were arrested
yesterday morning in Elmira by Chief OF Po-
lice Little Of Elmira on n telegram from In
spector Mclaughlin. and $1,000 Of the $4,000
was found in their possession.
In his telegram to Inspector Mclaughlin
Chief Of Police Little said that Mrs Guth ex-
onerated her husband and said that she had
taken the money out Of u bureau drawer and
given It TO him. Mrs: schreiber offered $500
New York police think 1t will come to them;
ELMIRA. July 5.-Last night Chief Of Police
Little was reading THE Sun. and found an ac-
yaco6 Guth s Of s5o EAST Third street. New
York. with $4,000 stolen from Mother Schrei-
Der: The Chief knew Guth, and had seem him.
He i'm mediately telegraphsd tosuperintsn nd lent
If they were wanted. Up to II o'clock no reply
tendent Byrnes teeerarhed to arrest them and
oF tue Wbsre 6 Ss
room 80 This was mt $50 O'Clock. and they
were not yet up. They said they had not got
Mrs. Schreiber's money. The Chief began a
tell all i1 ssiS the
his search. and the woman said that she Ind
stolen the money and gave TO Guth. The
pocket found a thin black hook in which was
$1,000 in bills OF large denominations. He
also found So in change. The S75 had gone
for new clothes. railroad fares. and beer
woman in the police matron's hands, The
woman had black eye. which she said was
the result Of scrap" between herself and
her mother. Guth served ten days In Jail here
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PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
LATReT LONDON ouorATIoNs

- : - WEDNESDAY, July D.
Although the stock market to-day showed a
fair increase in the amount OF business over
Mondays record. the total was exceptionally
light for full day. st. Paul and c.. B. and
Quincy were the only stocks that could be
termed active. Tho character OF the specula-
tion has apparently not undergone any change
- Whatever. the quotations heing made chiefly
by the bear traders. To-day London was also
amoderate seller. and the net outcome. de-
: spite some rally from the lowest points. was
declines. extending In Northwestern to 2x u
: cent Expectations Of decreased earnings to
this company from the dim finished iron ore
business was again urged against the stock.
-Onicials declare that any falling of in this
class of trafic will probably be Offset from
: other sources OF revenue.
y IA further lem stration was made against
Denver and hio Grande preferred ba sod on
: the unfavorable outlook for the silver mining
industry. and rumors were current to the effect
TINT the dividend upon the preferred stock
might be passed An official message to the
London agent Of the company has cen sent
by President Jeirsry. based upon estimates
from various officials of the road. showing
: that the gross earnings for the current six
-manths- ending. Dee.- 81. 1903. will pSebnblX
!. DO from $4,000 to $SO0.O0O Hmaler
as compared with the corresponding
period OF 1892. and stating that some
reduction In expenses will DO made.
!: Tho report OF earnings for the year is now be-
; Ing made up. aud will show a surplus after
paying operating eXpenssa. betterment ac-
count. interest. taxes. &C.. o, slightly over
tl.40O.C0c. This amount under ordinary cir
cnnstances would be- applicable to dividends.
and from II two quarterly dividends OF ! y
cent have already been paid. 1t would appear
8 from this exhibit that even under = total stop
page NJ the silver mining industry In Colorado
!; the fixed cliatEss on the entire bonded debt
:. and the taxes o! The Denver and Rio Grande
f. Company would be assured. As to dividends,
officials Of tho road declare that tho stock.
holders must calculate for themselves as they
are as well able as The management 10 forecast
the future OF legislation and tho ultimate a.
: tecls OF tho silver controversy upon earnings.
The money market shows distinct though
moderate improvement. although the sue
osssive holidays will delay the relcc-
tIon OF Tho July disbursements. Ship
5rnsnts OF currency to the interior have
osasei temporarily. but on tho other
hand there Is no inflow TO this centre.
Within the past fow days the principal with
/. draWals OF cash have been by tho local saw
? tngs hanks and trust connanies. which hayo
..issp strengthening their position for possible
heavy withdrawal ot deposits. 1t Ia mat
ter OF general knowledge thai the amount
Of funds thus locked w Is v~rS large.
EAr;s In the coming week tho dt".i OIL do
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Srv YonK Wednesday July b-Receipts OF beeves for
two days were 2.24s head including ~ cars for ex,
port al cars for the market. and IS cars direct 70
slaughtertrs Trad. dull for all grades ciosing loc e
100 lbs. lower Poorest to best native steers SOLO ~
es4 as: bulls and dry cows S;sSs So Dressed bee
ulI a iasl6c a H. for native sides Latest cable from
London quotes American steers dull 81 pHS1!3c q
10. dressed weight. and American refrigerated beer
steady at sCAnt !lic n. shipments to day 700 quar-.
tiers Of beef: morrow. $50 beeves. 10 sheep and
L. quarter of beef. ...
Receipts of calves for two days were 4,l06 head.
Market slow and barely steady yeals % at S5@SI %
y 100 MS mixed lots at 81 25@$5.6O: buttermilk
calves at S3@S4. - -, ,,.,-
Receipts of sheep and lambs for two days. Including
p cars direct were l4plY head. sheep dull and &c.
= n. lower: ambs active. but Nc. . n lower sheep
sold AT S3aS5 80 a lambs ut So I1fs6I 821.
Dressed mutton duh at s9loXc y H.: dressed lambs
Receip,s OF hogs for two days were o7.5 head. all
consigned direct Nomnally dull NJ 4O@S7 O. 100 bs
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Financial.
Ohio and Mississippi and BaItlmNs ahd Ohio
Southwestern

CONSOLIDATION.
To the ohio and Nis-,s.ippi First nnd See
ond Consolidated Mortgage and spring
ncid Division Hon dhoiderst
over 81 per cent Of the q. and ~ General Mor'Rase
per cent bonds and the junior securities OF hoth eo
panies having been deposited under the PAn OF Con
solidatIon the FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST CON.
PANY OF New York Is prepared to receive deposits
OF the above bonds
Under the Plan holders will be entitled to receive IN
exchange for their bonds new ~ per cent FirH Con-
sodiiated Mortgage GOLD bonds principal and IN
teest guaranteed by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. oil the following basis:
For each 81 ,ooO OF the first Mortgage CURRENT
Bonds 81. 100 OF the new GOLD Bonds. For each
81 600 OF the Second Consolidated Mortgage CUR
RENCY Bonds 81, 400 in new GOLD Bonds Tor each
81 900 OF the Springfield Division Bonds sl.15o In
new GOLD Bonds
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company viii issue It's
negotiable certificates for the securities deposited.
Further details may be obtained from the FarmerS
Loan and Trust Company. ~ william street or Id.
ward Bruce. Secretary to the Committee. No. Wall
street New York.
Dated New York. June IL. 1893
WILLIAM l.. BULL.
EDWARD Il. BELL
JOHN H. DAVIS.
JANE II. WILSON.
EDGAR r. wELLES.
n r. Committee OF o. a. NJ. Shareh olders.
EDWARD BRUCE. Secretary.
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JOSEPH =. PAYIES'S FUNERAL.

His PIety md Charity Remembered in n
solemn mass OF requiem was celebrated at
St Teresas Church, at Rutgers and Henry
streets. yesterday morning. for Joseph ?. Pay
ten, whose remains were then followed to CAL
vary Cemetery by one of the largest funeral
professions that ever left the Seventh ward.
Mr.. Payten. who resided at 1855 Henry street
until last Sunday. when he died while attend
ing high mass ut st, Teresa's. was 80 years
old. He was one OF the wealthiest men Of the
neigh borhood. and was noted for his piety and
charitable deeds. be had acted the part Of a
father to Bishop Mcdonnell OF Brooklyn when
Mgr. Mcdonnell was pursuing his theological
studies in the same class with Mr. Payten's
son, the late Father Payten. Bishop Nc onnell
pnid his tribute to the memory OF the dead
man by appearing within the san ctuary during
the mass and pronouncng final absoluton.
The Kew. Father UFnrrell. pastor OF the
church. was celeUrant at the mass, the Rev.
DR.. francis Wall WAS the deacon. the Rev.
Father L. p Moore. sub-deacon. and the Rev.
Father j. j. Maloney. master of ceremonies.
Other clergymen within the chsncel were the
Church. Cusack Of st; Mary's. Yonkers. Nc
Ge.n Of st. Joseph's. MCKINLEY Of st. Roses.
James j. Powers OF All Saints, Farrell OF st.
Joseph's. fremont and Kane Of st. James's.
The pail bearers were aX-Alderman Thomas
Shells. James i. Mulry: Hugh and Neil O'Don-
nell. M. +. Flynn John Irvine. Thomas Green.
and James Dugan.
Among those present were Police Justices
Ryan and Diver. ex-Excise Commissioner
Edward +. Fitzpatrick. School Commissioner
Moriarty, Edward l.. Carey Judge John Henry
Mccarthy. and David Foley
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Governm ent bonds steady at unchanged QUO
/ tatons. Railway bonds dull The features
were Atchison Reading and Wabash Issues.
The moro i'm portant declines were In Atchison
| As. ] q cent. to 76. and Ids A. TX. TO AZ. and
Reading I'd preference incomes. X v cent. to
TO- Tho noteworthy advances were In Reading
, Sd preference incomes. hR cent. to 10, and
Wabash DDS. l y cent. to ~.
Silver bullion certificates for $4,000 ounces
sold at 75075X. closing at 75h Bar silver
in London 34Ad. Exports to Europe to-mor-
! row $4,000 ounces. There were 1000
ounces offered to the Government day. but
the Director, Of the Mint refused to purchase
any at the price offered.
Money on call. 3d15 cent. closing at 8 2
time money. and the market Tor commercial
paper Is still nominal
There was a good inquiry for sterling ex;
change during the greater part OF the day. and
the mark moved up steadily until an ad-
vance, of about one cent to the pound was es-
than was expected. and that fact added to the
easier condition Of money the selling Of :,
remttances for July interest due abroad
caused the rise noted; falling of In the
Sisted the upward movement in long sterling.
Near the close the demand tor to-morrows
mail was s s, and in the Anal tran naSo
under the highest figures OF the day. Con;
tinental exchange was ism ar and h y Posted
bills and S4.SJ .tu S4.Sj for demand. Actual
rates ore: Long hills S4.S2al6,S4.83: sight
drafts. S4st. "a S4.SJ. and cacle transfers.
S4.SJ a. S4S5k. Francs are quoted at 5.2l =
M5.2Oss for long and 5.lS.N51S's for sight:
reichsmarks 81 "a 04s, for long and 95 IA
95t4 for short: guilders 331. for long and
33&d3ti, for short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
2Oa25 cents discount for cash: checks. 'O0
II cents discount. Charleston-.Buying. par:
selling. 4 premium. Savannah-Buying. i
discount: selling. par to !. premium. New Or.
leans-Bank. $50 premium: commercial. go
discount. San Francisco-SiRht.. cents dis
count: telegraphic. cents discount. st.
Lous-5O4 IS cents premium asked Chicago
20 cents discount
The Central Railroad Company o: New Jer-
sey has declared q quarterly dividend OF Ia g
cent. payable Aug. l.
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company
has declared a quarterly dividend Of IL y
cont. payable Aug. l.
The Southern Pacific Railroad reports gross
earnings for May Of 81. 1871 433. an increase of
1851. 1874 as conn ared with the same month OF
last year. and net Sl.445.7O5 an increase Of
SlS7.lS2. For the five months ending May 81
the gross earnings were slo.147.2I7. an in
crease Of Stj90. IL as compared with the cor
responding period OF last year. and net
ST. l4l 1893. an increase Of $685.. 40.
T,, I,,no
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SUPREME COrRT-In the matter of the arpiicnto on
y OF the Board OF Education by the Counsel 10 ths
Corporation or the Guy ot New YORK. relative acIu
ing title by til. Mayor. Alderlncu and Cnmmonaly ut
RININGTUS STREETS. in the thirteenth Ward Of sab!
city duly selected and approved by laid Board
visions OF chapter !gl OF lSs Us uu rnGed
by chapter 81 OF the Laws of $40
We the undersigned Commissioners Of Estimate IN
the aboye'en'!tled matter appointed pursuant 70 tho
amended by chap o. 81 Of the Lnws OF 1880 hereby
give notice to the owners lessee ar lie ,sres
estel IN the lands ttDcnents, hvrri tnments and
premises. title which sought acquired in tins
proceeding. and 10 all others HON II may CrHcern,
wit:
first-That we have complete our estima-e Of tho
loss and damage TO the ective owners. lrrsecs,
parties and persons interested tho lands pre-
therein. and have Med true rep TT Transcript Of
such estimate IN the nfce OF TIE Board OF Education
for the INSPECTION or whamscever IL may concern.
Second-That all parties or persons whose rights may
he affected by the said e.timnte ana WHO may obert to
the same or any mart thereof nv. within Ten days
AIT the nrst publication "r this n"iice Elc
1ections TO sncl estimate in writ!nI with al 0u-
office, room M IL. the third the stewart
building. No $50 Broadway. IN said city. PROVIDED
amended by chapter 81 or the Laws Of 1897: and tat
we the said Commissioners. viii hear parties 50 90,
a. II O'Clock the forenoon. ami up0n such suisse
quent days AS may he found Necessary.
Thrdrhat our report herein III he presented to tho
Supreme Court OF the state of New York, ut a SreCu
Term thereof to lie held at the Chambers IN he County
Conrt House, in the city OF New YORK l4tn uaS
or July lt5 at The opening %! the court hat day.
sci can be heard thereon motion viii be made that
the said report be confirmed
Dated New York. June goth. 1898:
JOHN 4 AGNRW
VICTOR j, DDWLiNi.
rr,nrn n,ua,.. Commissioners
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Ataueial
OFFICE OF THE
Reorganization Committee
OF THE
NATIONAL C0RDAGE COMPANY,
NOS. IS AND Al WALL ST.


NOS % AND ~ WALL ST.
NEW YORK June a. 1898.
To the Holders OF the Preferred and Common Stock Of
the National Cordage Company
p.,.r-,,r % IN. s,.,.u.,, 40, ma. 81, y.u.u,.
tnn addressed ~ you ~ mi. camn,,,.. .reo...a
"c,,cn,,r M Nv tns rr,,.rr.a IA ror,ran s,oss
holder, ar, berebv reop.,,.d To d,,os tb.ir c.r,in
o.,.. =, s,ont tor,h~i,h ,t,, a.. I-SYTrp
srATEss TRrST s,OMPsNy No a. wall
a, Nav York oitv witch con,,nr IN. ,g,..d n
a., a. T-,,,., ~ m. r,o,,a,ss .an.;, Oh. nans, -,
h. ,,,p.o and for tbe d,no.,t of ,ecurI,. rnd
r.oro.nIya,,on
COME, Of The ,,,,..r, ,,,,--,, ~ II, On, ,or.ro,ro
,sr.sr,nn az. nov 80, or a'.,e's., Os"o.
pANy and a, IN. oe,n.. =, ,,. n,d.r.trr.a =,
which nlae,. thu REORGANIZATION Agr.ems,t can a,o
n. ,..n ana ,igr.d
All .,ontboId.,. 49,. ,.-.,x ,..,..,.s o., t.no,t,
tbeir certificate. NJ ,,ooe. vim On. urNITen
STATES TRUST t,ouP.NY. which Com.
many will ,,,pc in .,,h,no, ,b.r.to, Eta n.go,,.bis
r.,tiac,t.. NJ a.no,,, .,n,.,no.hi. ,r,bin r,.,on
AHA tina for .nor.v.d c.r,iec,,,,
Tb.n.ym.n,, n, ,,ootho,d,,. t,r .,., ,o,,r,,,,or,
TO a working eapi,si ar. N h. mad. a, follov.
pRErrRREn sTocK
1o,.re.n, an n, h.,o,. inix IN Isoa
6n.r e,n, On ~ h.,o,. .rn IN ,sas
bn.r cant on nv h.,or. ct m Iao,
coNwoN srocv
kn.r..r. =, 49, h.,o-. TAI, IN 100,
6n.r cant nm n, bsfor. Au9 10 1soa
Hmm ard ,n.,,a,rc tb. rr,h s,r ~ ,.,r
1sDa rk 600 ooO or th. n,ono.., ,..n. Of a
n.r cent t,o,,,,.ro, Tens, r,..t nTor,r.r.
,rh,-..,. 60, =, -. -. n., g -,
".u 'o""' .'e ""e'." ~. SUI"
scription excluslveiy to Preferred aud Com.
mon ckholder. Of the National Iordnr,
1.om,.ny No d.r,.,, t,.,, .Inr., n, Oh.
UNITED STATES TRUST coMrANY. at
the urice or Ak ,,., cont, mud ,.t.rs.t, ,,,v.
" " % ~ '. 80 p's
MEMS ."er.,or W NC '""ue :" pc. e'"- u. VIC
.mo o. sn"ser'pio"' ana 'he onI"nee nj tho
., -. per een'' per NOUN ~, s,as,,
i.e' 'n"tua'e oonus NOE '"Aep u, 'no oto.hno'ueFs
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Rio OIL the spot firm. but quiet at 16Nc for No.
with sale OF 500 bags OF No y a. 101c. Raw sugar
In fair den and ana firm at 3Hc for SSe test MUS
covaio and <sSc. Tor 10 test centrifugal win SAFES OF
so 900 bags on This Dsss. Redned was In better de-
mand and nrm .-.----. o..o,.-
Common to good strained rosin, Sl.1IM8SI IN 49,
PETRoLrus-1here were no tnles OK csrlncstss mere
For National Bike. was bid. OIL City. oiAS5sc-
closing ut 5Islc Renned was unchanged
PRovisoSs-t'hcago was rather irregular. with some
decline in lard and ribs tears OF manipulation In
Chicago tend to restrict tho trading. Lard here UNI
changed Spot sales 100 ties. city at sh9ssfc west.
ern quote at 81 I5c. Futures dun. july. l5c; Sep
tender. 1o4Oc. dressed hogs lower at s>fsslfe and
pigs at Sss@S9fc. Mess pork steady at S1n@Slgb 90
failow quiet and unchanged at l1.lO$lao. Best
butter :o@22c: do. cheese. SAGSto Eggs. 16a9
like. $780,
owing to decline in Liverpool but rallied later on ow
ting the Of part OF the early decline IN Liv
e'poo due 1t is said TO report. ehnied tnlther OF
better The decline here at one time reached
10 points but the close the net loss was only to
2 ponp and the tone was steady Local and So thern
opera ors covered shorts The trading Is still iight
nendng developments in the financial world Inc
sales were ~. 800 bales Liverpool declined to 3h
points but regainsd much Of this. and ended very
steady. with spot sales of 10000 baca New Or.
leans declined early in the day. but later ad.
vanced 3 to 4 points spot prices here were
lice lower. at IL dc for middiine uplands with
gales OF h8t bales for export and ln3 for sn,nninx
The southern spot markets were generally nnchangsd
ami dull There was iechne OF Lido At twoof them
lsa7 this day last week and lao last year. The fol-
10 "A "a trRn
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Insi.ue,Inp Tor tse E!e,rsh,,a- Comm, Jon.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has instructed the Custom House
Commission at New York to investigate tho
whole subject OF refunds OF excessive duties as
conducted at that port, aud to suggest any i'm
provements which seem to them desirable in
the prevailing methods. This investigation
will incidentally touch the celebrated hat
under recent decisions OF the Supreme Court
and will probably embrace refunds that have
been made within the pnst few years. AS well
as cases still unsettled One of the points to
be determined by the Commission relates to
the Genuinoness Of the ssamples upon which
liquidation. and whether the samples used
have fairly represented tho articles upon
which Court decisions have been made.
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S,rPREME COURT In the matter Of the anp eaton
y of the Board OF Education by the Counsel To the
ns esle ;" , be Mayar Aldermen and t
the CITY Of New S3rs to certain lands on IN
sid" 81 W,r or .sd css & and an
PROV, bv said Board as a site for scinol purpose.
under and in pursuance nfthe provision. o, ~
Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 1el Of
Laws OF 1870 notice is hereby given that an APP
phcation viii be made to the supreme Court Of tho
State Of New York at Special Term OF said Court to
be held st the Ghambers thereof in the County Court
House in the City ut New York On saturday. thv? q
day Of uy 1898 at the opening OF the Court on that
day thereafter counsel can be ne rh there
appoint Of Commissioners OF Estimate
in the ahnre.enttt,el mater
intended Is the acquisition OF title ny ne Mayor Al
cerinn ard. and nIes.s with IN. bindings the1eHn
and the thereto belonging on the nor IL
erly side Of Fourth street bs'%n.n Aysnues and g
Lutte the ZANE TO be converted appropriated ana usr
70 and for the purposes =. SAD rnap,tr ~ OF
lected and approved by the Board OF Education asa
provisions Of aid chapter IUI OF the Laws OF 1888
amended by said chapter % Of The Laws OF 800 being
the fnlowingdescribed iot piece or parcel OF land
Ali ,at Ger, ain lot, parcel of land and prem.
The city OF Nsw York. bounded .ssssi6sd al fol
lows: -. -. ..:. ...,.-.,
street distant three hundred aud twelve eet and nine
inches westerly from the northwesery corner OF Ave-
UnS ah ns side OF
feet md inches: thence northery parallel wi
es.esy paaas s f F"un s
and nine inches: and thence southeriY Rnd aga U
parallel with yenus G. nre.y,,T eet and "nsnAf
Dated NEW YT W,i, I'M = II n 1iaT
No. Try1n Row. New York CITY
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HENRY B. TwoMBLY. Clerk. "A'''''"'

DEPARTMENT OF TAXks AND ASSESsMENTsI
COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE,
- -. NEW YORK. july 3. 1899
DUBIIC NOTICE is hereby given by tile Commission
i ers OF Taxes and Assessments that tho assessment
rolls OF real ana personal estate in said city the
year 1923. have been fully completed and have been
that such nkseshe mt rolls will remain omen TO nuh.o
inspection IN the "nice OF The Clerk Of sad Board "
Aldermen Tor period hfiee days from the Of
this notice EDWARD p BARKER
JOHN rHALEN.
JOSEPH BLuMENTFIAI.
Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments
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9nbne Aotte.s.
posr OFFICE So1IcE

posr OFFICE NOTICE..
should be rsad MrLY by all III. crested. ~ ensssss
isttefs FOR foreign countries need specially
% y ..nd
som.reis S me . !, mo- s,,S S
d1,,sS stin s i'Ss % II. so
E3NfTT Al es.e; a" rs s: S mi S...
per ass%.sip c.iasa , Va ES,s g
P hsas NJ "' $50 II, IL sSptas@E
!Sf ass 5!i%Ss sH9sa
fopsso ' must be dirsc,st ',,pet vsIi6bse} IA
islssS P%S and IS: StRel q .hSafErsa
steamship Andes deter: i9r Costa Rgs xa hlmTSs
$s ss, a'i+sS'1 ssE ,slaSgoh
ifIss%ii$nS ;isSis sSa
Sa@'sE iis Rs%% and AUSTRALIA
n %F G rSn sga
&. ss Or ne 4 rsS Sgq 1" s
IN f cr. Sowfo9nd,snd, per Steamer from nailts.:
G rGfFq lf H fsi sF ssf .ssH
,..S.A e. H. ftsTA SotSraI#sS
Swi4zEs SesssSSsT iHv W. fbR2Itss S shl
Iykkki pesSo ssSms !br Ia "SrT w'aD va
i issy G5ffsshSy va S'rss ps! :Isa%,R kO, s,ss
a. spiR. sG 4 I 1supp smen,sfy iisH ~ ior ~;
5 h9fh pii5 si f!ss4inR s
.per OLDHAM e" NJ 10 A. VI. Complementary $50 A.
Ms Tor EUROPE, via southampton per stenmshp
Ff'n oSistf GHtS q
.sa'.s an aS'.ri ;.. sS.1I %s,G,:
b Ss fiIsSiiss cSiAfxs !yS%5
Sox,can STATES and cuba must he dirsc, Cd nor
S h$ e. Sni 4n$$iEGrkSS ss%.h,S atan.
British and Dutch Guiana mi =: be directed tor
Sra i5s y fssf1Nat cuaAr1 sda ss%SXS
via Iutacoa. per steamship Caraca. ettrrc Tor
S.Hes must be ar.ctea per uaracasS " atsar NJ
Tor BOGAs DEL. ToRo. per steamship frankln,
Mails FOR Cninn ann apan per enm.nip Beric Ugom
san Francisco close here daily up to July - At
6;aoP 81, MATHS Tor hu.trialin NeT Er s,s ia
Mariposs from San 7, nncisco, close here da Y up
10 July .l5 AT $50 T. NJ tor on arrival at New YORK
iraiinI Mails 10: The Society lsanhs. yer shiptty
orrapeiti urom s.m fT"nei e%l o,e re- hs h, daily
Japan via Vancouver especially addrnSse! on v
close ut this oific- daily at d:"oPM Mails % New.
.p so.e al Hy Once daily at 80 st. Mas r
Miqueion. by rail 10 boston and thsnc, by steamer.
close hs once G.E at sH b, Mns Tor
sailing Mondays and Thursdays, close ut this OF.
nee daily at 2;3, 4: NJ. nir for Mex,cn overland.
close At This o1ce daily At "a.
Trans Paciiic mails are forwarded to san Francisco
their uninterrupted over III uaGsu 10
San Francisco. Mails from the last arriving ~ llMh
francisco the day Of sailing or steamers arc
despa tched thence Ii, same day.
sReRist cred rnaiI c,ses at 1900 r. NJ previous day.
81 E1ara en- ks9ran Envsh fEsTcn nn
mentsry mails at the Pos. once whcn remain o,en
sn .ame M'n'h eGoRNEifp's VAN corr io.,ma.'er
rosT OFFICE NV YORK. N. Y. June 80. 1879