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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
FRAGMENTS OF EUROPEAN NEWS.

Berlin. June l5.-United States Amba ssador Run
yon gave notable dinner this evening at which
the principal guests were Richard WAGON Glider.
Editor OF THE Century Mrs. Glider. United States
Consul DE Kay and wife, the Swiss Envoy Ber-
lin and a number OF leaders OF the American colony
in Berlin.
Berlin June l5--The Empress Of Germany will
take up her summer residence at Sasenitz, on the
Island OF RugeD. on Ju.y ], where she will remain
in secusion until November.
Berlin June ia large number Of German
veterans OF the OF 1870. who prosper
ously settled In the United States expected to
arrive in Germany on the steamer Fu.da. They will
60 to Metz 10 Join the veteran unions which will
celebrate the victories Of Germs ny At that town on
June %
London June i5.-Cardinal Gibbons, OF Baltimore
will attend the laying of the foundation OF tho
Catholic Cathedral at Westminster on June q He
- expected to preach and TO afterward speak at a
luncheon at which the elite OF the Catholic aris
tocracy will be present
London June l5.-The 5000 required to buy
Cariy!e's house in Chelsea has been subscribed
Berlin, June l5.--Princc Bismarck Is recovering
rapidly from mis- recent attack of neuralgia, and II
is said upon his own authority that he will shortly
resume his receptions at Fredrichsruh
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W. c. T. l.. DELEGATES WELCOMED.
AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVES, CORDIALLY RE
cEIvED IN LONDON PROGRAMME FOR
THE WEEK.

London. June IA delegation Of English women
prominent In temperance work this morning re-
ceivci the American delegates 10 the Worlds
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Convention.
on their landing NJ Southampton and escorted Them
to London. 81 Waterloo Station the delegates were
met by Mlas Frances T. willard. president Of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Of America
and many others. and received hearty welcome
TO England
The delegates - the Worlds womans Christian
Temperance Union. which Will begin the sessions
OF It's third biennial convention In Queens Hall,
Langham Place on Wednesday. met Informally In
Andcrtons Hotel this afternoon and discussed the
programme for the week To the delegates
or their representatives, Will occupy 272 pulpts
throughout the Kingdom. pursuance Of their de
termination to arouse public sentiment In their
cause to the highest pitch. The Australian. Amcri-
can and Indian delegates viii be received 10y the
Lord Mayor at the Gudhall June 20 and on
June 2 they VIII pay visit to Lady Henry Somcr-
set Mt Re'gatc. where Miss Frances T.. Willard. the
president OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Il now a guest. The delegates expect 10
Visit Windsor Castle in body rome time later.
for Miss Willard and Lady Somerset after The
close Of the convention Mss Willard VIII prob
ward Visit NORWAY for the purpose OF presenting
country. After leaving Norway. Miss Willard and
Lady Somerset VIII go to Russia and other coun-
turn to New-York In September and later attend
the temperance convention 10 be held in Baltimore
In October
The American delegates were unanimous in de-
claring that their voyage 10 England delight
full. otter leaving NewYork the Berlin. the steam
on which they travelled into fog. and
was compelled TO run at half speed for twenty-six
hours. Later some violent headwlnds were en-
countcred. but the social pleasures In no way
disturbed nost ~ the delegates took the voyage
TO obtain period OF rest Little has been formally
done yet in the matter OF temperance. except
the holding Of regular MONDAY meetings which
include prayers the reading OF the Scriptures. and
sDceches limited In duration TO ten minutes Dr.
Hollis, OF Chicago. is the principal pariaker In
these meetings The evening entertainments have
been prolific OF talent and have been enjoyable
! Helen Potter has been highly praised for her
realistic representations OF John g. Cough. When
the steamer arrived at Southampton she was
boarded by Jessie Alderman, accompanied by pr.
Lunn and PearsaI Smith, wha welcomed . dels-
gates.
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THE PROGRAMME IGNORES THE LADIES TIE
KMsERApLEH HrNs AGHouNp N
TIE CANAL
ue,,in Iuue l5-t'nlted States Ambassador nun
CO., and Lieutenant Nrec!and. Naval Attache 10
,ho United states Embassy At Vienna, are the oh'y
Annrican representatives in Germany ana Austria
aha hay. h,en officially invited 20 the hie ieSuV-
,ies The Official programme wholly ignores me
,iies attached To the families of ~" various 'or-
.t,., conservatives The Hamburg American
ur.r suev, has been rchttcd and decorated ior the
nee q, Princess Hohen,ohe. wife OF the Chanc''or'
a,d her daughter and their female SUI the wives
and tho daughters ~ tn" foreign Ministers an"
Ambassadors and the female members or the
,,,iies Of the court grandres Mrs ana the
,usscs Runvon and Mrs. Harkins Will reside at the
Hotel ,;er:nania while al KEEL
Tho German dispatch boat kaiscradl'r. Formerly
,h uohenzollcrn. started from KEEL this morning
n max. a trim through the new canal as iar as
urungluttcL near the mouth OF tn" hn' year
NnhlskruC she ran aground ana tisS nave oc'"
sent from Kiol 10 assist IN n,atlng h"r.
fondon June is-Thc Duke Of YORK. who VIII
r.rrcsenf the Queen at the opening OF the Norm
50 canal VIII leave charng cross station 10
morrow, en- rou'" 10 ne. hr VIM -" "'''"
nanied by the members Of his suite
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cp,sprs ADVICE TO MS SUPPORTERS

Rome June IL The Government members OF me
chamber OF Deputies met last evening and were
addressed bv Premier Crispi. who abiding to the
onnolnfmcni OF a committee including seven or the
Ircml,r's chief opponents to verify IN" results OF
,hc recent elections. advised the Government sup
port,rs not to pay any heed 70 lt'le lncih'Hts
which If wisdom were exercised. would be entirety
f,rpnft.n i'm the course OF time. SgnOr tispl re-
ferrcd also 10 the financial programm" submitted
and appealed To the members OF the majority 10
suuport the Government proposals
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WHERE DID YOU Buy IT?

Your Slverwarc May BE Sterling" or II May
he Only Marked SO.
Says Newton Dexter "Out of % samples OF Sill
vcrware stamped Sterling or Coin, and collected
by me at random from eleven supposedly reputable
and aw-abding drygoods and department stores In
this city fell short OF the 925 standard required
by law five only reached 800; one showed the In
nnitesimal quantity OF 00of. and several had not
PARTICLE Of silver In their compositonv' ::
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DEATH or VALUABLE HORSE.

Lacon ILL.,. June l5.-Knowles's Light Of the West.
an imported Shire stallion valued at $4,000 and
owned by Burgess Brothers. died yesterday. The
horse took first premium at tho Worlds Columbian
FIX position He had been exhibited at every horse
show since 1890 Breeders considered him the best
draught stallion In America.
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rllr KAISER AT HIS FArHER,s GRAVE.

Berlin June 5.-To-day, the seventh anniversary
Of the death OF Frederick Ill. the Kaiser paid a
visit to the dead monarch's tomb and laid upon II
bucc wreath OF white roses. He knelt by the side
Of his fathers tomb and spent quarter ~ hour
I'm prayer. After his departure an almost countless
number Of noral offerings were received and placed
upon the dead EmpcrOrS grave.
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NOT MIR. GLADsTONE'S POEM.

London. June l5.-Some OF the London newspapers
reproduce the interview with Mr. Gladstone recent
ly published In The Chicago Times-Herald." en-
bodyine the poem the authorship Of which as
cribed Mr. Gladstone addressed 10 his grand
child Dorothy. The poem has been readily identified.
however as having been "cribb from series
OF PAROLES on the Odes Of Horace, written by
Graves, and published under the title "Hawardcn
House Poems" the In question being headed
"Ai DorOthean"
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AMERICAN SAILORS RESIST ARREST.

London. June ia dispatch from Hamburg says
that five sailors from the American warshp
Narblehcad. at that port. overstaycd their
shore leave yesterday and resisted arrest by tho
poc. The policemen were reinforced and sue
ccedcd In capturing the sailors. but not until two OF
the officers had been more or less seriously in
ilirel
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BLACK FLAGS oN THE wAErATL

r,t,., axe SAID 10 ~ MENAcING THE forEi"N
RESIDENTS or FoRMosA
London June 1.-THE Iau Mall Gazette mas
dleratch from Hong Korg saying That the hiacK
r-ses IN Forro-a are meaacing forcgn r's'ir EMS
on tho island The situation. a'co'i'"h ~ INC
,,az.tt.'s' dispatch, IS cTliea"
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OI,EEN VICTORIA'S PLANS.

London. June 1.-THE Queen. II is announced Will
attend the ceremonies at tho opening OF a Presby-
terrain church Mt Crath!e on Tuesday \ number
Of Presbyterian clcrgymen will be present She
Will shorten her stay a; Balmora In order to enable
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THE AFGHAN AND THE ELEVATOR
NAsRrrrA KHAN WOULDN'T TRUST HIMSELF
IN IT. ALTHOUGH ASSURED IT WAS
RIGHT.


London June lj-Thc first experience of Nasrulh
Khan in a nft or elevator. occurred IN hotel IN
birmingham. He refused 20 venture into the car.
and finally yielding to persuasion. cent one ~ mo
hotel poriers ny IN order maj re WibI' - ~
Inc elevator worked Even this didn't satisfy him.
Tor when the porter down ne sent his page
how NJ When tn boy down Ne rrnt ms
cntiro suite M ON their return they reported
everything all right. bat the irince was NJ AIS
ned even then. Pauslng u moment he suddenly de
cidcd against the lft.. and. turning away. walked
II he
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Princess Beatrice to attend the wedainso oi
Duke OF Aosta and Princess heIehe Vi O
which will take place on June 3d.
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r,,prr WHITE CRUISERS REACH KEEL.

Washington June ia cable message was re-
c.i,od from Admiral Kirkland today Informing
IN. Navy Department OF the arrival OF the United
st,tes cruisers New-yorH san Francisco and
coiu.nha At kiel % take part In the Baltic ana
North Sea Canal opening
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OPPOSED TO ARMED RESlSlANOT'
CITIZENS OF PUERTO PRINCIPE WOULD '"i


CITIZENS OF PUERTO PRINCIPE WOULD '"A"
GOMEZ.
Havana June ia large number OF the prom
IAN, ,f,izens Of Puerto Principe, including some .,
nc leaders Of the Insurgents in the last war "e.'
r,,e,,n, last night and agreed TO take steps ~
h,,o q leputatlor meet Maxine 'o'ne@' inc 80
comma nder-lnchief To point ou, ~ nm -.
''" ,,or,,v ~ the inhabitants % Puerto
m-t.,,,. mr.. onposei 10 armed resistance 10 the
Government - .., u,,ar
Madrid. June l5-The royal assent has Deen si'en :,
. ,ha Government bill providing for the raising Oh
~, is ,yth which 10 meet the expenses IiSu 81 -.
,h ERWIN on # the campaign against the Ouo""
Insurgents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

Beccham's pills for consti-
patton roc. and 25c. Get the
book at your druggists and
go by it
Annu., sale. NOR. than COCO. 900 so.s>
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FRENCH EMBLEMs CAUSE TROUBLE.
DISTURBANCE ~ sAN.poMiNGo OVER NE" '''N'

ISSUED nY THE GOVERNMENT.
ra.,s r,,c l;-Adviccs from san Domingo re-
-. ,h,, a fresh d. ircuty has broken out IN N"
r,-ntlr In consequence 81 the government hA'nS
r,ir,i ami it.ueI nickel money or Various r''.''
49,. i.,r nc an .flgy the exact counterpArt OF
~, horn. b. similar coins Of the french i''Vu"''
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.,,,,, ,,ov.s RETREAT FROM SUBERBIE.

paris June l5-General Duchesne' commahuhs
tho French forces in Madagascar. telegraPns no
Wv ,,., have retrea led toward Andrine. having
M npN"Ss Snhcrh,e They left the town intact.
"riv she'd having been buried.
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Silk Waists.

Fancy striped Taffets Silk Waists. 81 A m
Also Figured Black silk Waists ....>T'VN
Sold elsewhere at 500.
Large assortment Of higher grades at proper
tionately low prices.
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SIX MEN INSTANTLY KILLED.

riOsIoN ~ ENGLAND
London June i5-A boiler explosion o''"'.'' '
,,,,,rg Of m. Warrcnhy Iron Works at Red'ar'
81 t,t4,rv ID, York By which six mon
,s.ra lusirnt.y killed and eighteen ouhfrS "ei'
Injured some Cd, them Il IL feared i''"'S-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

Ian Sennit Braid white. black ana
blue. sold elsewhere at 2.OO..,.... Id"
The new Knox" shape sailor trimmed
with surah silk sold elsewhere at 800. S'1t
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Sterling Values in Silks.

. 600 vds Of all silk high-class Black
Tafota Plisse rich novelty. sold TINS ,,.,
season at 175 to close out at.... 'oo
Ais, second grade of same, tribe -,
narrower and recently sold at 100 now ="
Printed nmH FiOWrcd Indid,
Pongec, Japanese ana C"'"eSe
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One Sunday

sayt the Rev. j. c. Mallory Of Savona. ~ y.
vhose portrait appears herewith. Il knew that
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Is pieces Black Nuns Yelling, all
wool, quality usually sold at 50 =

Trimmed Hats.
REDUCED TO a VALUE.
An opportunity to procure a
stylish HAT at an extremely low
t;~ure 1874 to $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

Children's ShOr, NainsoOk Dresses. trim.
med with fine embroidery, 8 months to
years sizes. usually sold at Z.0o III
Infants Long Nainsook Slips, feather.
stitched and trimmed with embroidery :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16

Annual saiss more tnss 100000 sozs&
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D.ut cure habitual constipat"r.
1000 > Fills Price Csc. per box
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Enormous StOrE If Shr"fS an"
Piiicw cases Which Wc ONer 1t me
f,//O,riJU IOir DricCS:
Muslin Underwear.

Cambria Drawers. fine embro.cerc'
rii'ii| 90 - -
Nusiin Night Gowns. cambria rufic.... 4:
Cambria Night Gowns full yoke. en-
hro.lcred rutlc. .....................'. -
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READY FOR THE KEEL FESTIVITIES.

THE PROGRAMME IGNORES THE LADIES Hf'
KAIsERApLEH Runs AGROUND N
THE CANAL.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations 1907 Of Cortiandt ana Dcsbrosses sss.
IN A. II daily ior MACH CHUNK and intermediate
stations
sI5 A. VI. daily fer GENEVA. EoCHEsIER, 81 ~ =,
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRlDJE, ana
the West principal and local points dining car 20
suspanson Bridge Pullman Nestbue Sleeper 10 Chlcaso
lilo 4. VI. daily for MATCH CHUNK and tnterms-
date ports Connections for Reading and Harrisburg:
900 T.. VI. daily except sunday. for ElMlRA ana Al
connections for Pottsve ana Read
ing chair-car t. Wi!kesbatre. ,,,,,o
1:iOP. VI. daily except sunday. for L. and b JUNG.
r-tE and princpa intermediate stations; Pullman bunss
narlor.rar 10 vilxesbare: connections for Posylls
1870 y. VI. daily. except sunday Tor SUI III fLAiN'
5.tn r. NJ daily for EASTON and intermediate satonA
a.OO p VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
ami ali points wes' Pullman Sleeper vestihulsd tram
~ W. In Chicago Sleeper 70 Buffalo and Toronto;
,',-ne.,lors g., Reading ard harrisburg. -
G:o VI. daily except sunday for Easton and inter
o.Oe VI. daily ror It'll iCA. GENEVA. RocHES-
-fP pr-FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and an POINTS
IVES. pullman sleepers 10 Chicago and buha'" ohar-
Trs,s and pullman ac~ommoia'ions At 235 26i. en
-, 39e R-oadway Is3 Bowcy. 81 East IAN -. ~
80, ,o:,h g. New York. $50 Fulton St ',nrt s' "
~ ,,,ay ana i}rookivn Annex. B-ookyn y. y: -.
~ \.uY. X Transfer 60 Will cell for ana creek Gag
@ o., h.,.i cr residence through 90 destination
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Feb 90 p m.-Consols. 1o42 for both money
and the account: Canadian Pacific 497s Erie o. do sec
ond conso 80: Illinois central $50. Mexican ordinary d
Pennsylvania 5iI. Reading. >; Mexican Central new
per cent bonds. $751;. Louisville and Nashville o"1i
Atchison common A.. ~, ~,
4:30 p m.-The amount Of bullion gone INTO ,ne fsE
cent The rate discount in the open market LOT ooh
short three months bills Is u per cent faris au-
vices quote 3 per at 10" francs 32 cehs
for the account, exchange London at 70 francs -
checks. NJ -
Berlin Feb 22-Exchange London. 20 marks ~
pfennngs sight, and 20 marks 80 pfenn'ngs Tor ~
Cay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-23

active and prices saioc higher The suS
light sold al 81 sJGS3 90 and common to light ~ 300
81 10 Receipts 62 head Market slow and prices
IOnJc lower. Native mixed. 81 iJn>i TO- ianos -"
81 IS: Southwest mixed 81 -.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. II.
Fast ENpIrss lt.llls 70
Baltimore. Washington; SnitEn ms" cst

st. EOuiS and All Points west.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL IkAtNs, On
Leave Newlok foot II Liberty daiy .9r 81 M
30 D. IN. aad l3i5 night For PlITSb,h ~ ~ m,'
I::i3 sh1 For CINCINNATI 81 ronliS; o ao d. n
GOO p. IN. For WASHINGTON BALIiMost: 80 sVnd,y
al 30 NJ. Dining carr. go SSo p M eM sSn''i
,5oo p m. Dining caIl. 600 p me- i-'i' "s"" "
trains run daily except $3.50 - M "a - - c,,say
For NORFOLK II 70 a. M daily 80 p m ex sgnc ,,s
For NEW ORLEANS. VIA Roanoke iristoi ana r,v
nooga. through Pullman Sleeping car oW p HI u'"'
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch isnI psu.y 2, East
Ticket Offices: ia l12. 26i tlo ~ - iva t,,oSk.
lsih ST.. l27 Bowery. y. Y: 3tf: 'Ss9 luton 81, DIV"
Iyn, OF Liberty St. C. r. X or y. y
New-York Transfer 60. will call Tor ana CHECK '~es
from hotel residence to Destination
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West i2d 81. Station New-Nork as io'
lows. And II, minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$40 \. VI. Daily. Local to Buffalo. . ...
o;io \. VI DAILY FOR Albany. Utica. syracuse Roches'"
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago. ..
o:i1 J.. VI. Daily Tor Albany. Montreal ttlca syracu..
Rochester, Bunao. Niagara Falls. Toronto pe""s
Cleveland Chicago and ST Louis. ..
7:!5 4. VI. Daily except sunday. Tor Utica syraous"
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo. -.
S:l5 q. VI. Daily flr Albany Utica, Syracuse Eocnes
Egralo. Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit. Cleveland '
rago and 81. Louis. liam.
For tickets. time tables of local trains. paroT ana $50
ing Accommodations apply city Offices Brooklyn s
New York. and stations. Time tables al pEih'T-
hotels. For other Information address -,
c. f. LAMBERT. General Passenger Asen.
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HOLIDAY IN THE STREET.
ALL THE EXCHANGES CLOSED
THE CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EN-
CHANGE ON THURSDAY.

Friday February 22-p. M
To-day being a holiday. all the local exchanges
banks and business houses were closed. For the
convenience Of our readers reprint the clos
ing prices on the Stock Exchange on Thursday:
THE GENERAL LIST
RAuWAY STOCKS
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
(Anthrac.te coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On AID AFTER DEC. 30. 1894.

(Anthrac.te coal used exclusively
Four Automatic Block Signals.
Trains leave station foot Of Libertyst.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch ChunS "a
to Gs.to ton, ~ 5ts ao ' to xenown sundayS
20 q rs Easton). A. NJ. loo. $3.50. 500 +. NJ .
10 $50 43o p SUNDAYS. 40 A. a. =, go.
q" oS 300 I4 "a % o vi M , efa nis sTn'a
FOR Harrstur 80 500. 9o \. NJ ITO. 30. 400.
200 80, P. ~. 1913 night. Sundays. 100 $3.50. 800
= ". l2l3 night. ma :. ~
For Sunbury Lewisturg and Willsmsport at 40 SOD
o:IO A. NJ. 80 go ,:30 =. NJ SUNDAYS o00 T. NJ,
Pleasant i.3o s:15 ii:3o 4 NJ. 30 li5 $40 u Rcd
Groye ard As nv Park 900 A. ~. 400 p. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 SIS A. ~. -. $40. t:.o P n. o..
For r-ar,nnCdae Toms River Barnegat Park ana bars
negai 1 30 SIS A. NJ. 10 $40 p. NJ -. . a.
For Atlantic Cy. Nneanc and Brdseton' f'"o - "''
For Monmouth Beach seabrght and Hishlsnds Z
Xayse'nE A., az AZ II 20 T. oS ~ NO ''''' 49, y"
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON. - ooo ooo ,oon
70, Phad'lghIa week 1 iyo a tS go 60 ;Bs.t Paris
80 800 Dining CarD 600 40 s:45 p. N; l.5 ~
nigh, Sgniay 80 900 II 30 Dining Carr A. ~ Low
300 pnrs arr zoo r NJ ia ven nis DAYS 100 1880
Dnlnr \. NJ. l3o $50 200 ,p,ning, Ss,g' ca
= NJ i2:i5 night. .,uniays. 900 II 80 n,,nng Az
A. Il :3c -" Dining Car) 6op T. NJ, ~ u, ia ~
eGl a.. I323 BROADWAY: 13I Gthave' 81 Es ~
iirh-s, isi Las 25ih-s 2i4 West i2'th.st. % -
,rr1h, avs N-w-York Court-st. $50 Fulton ST. BROOK
Ism. rs 20 dNay wnamsbu-g The New YORK Transfer
COMPANY VII all and check baggage nom h0te' "
resience 81, cest'ration.
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FROM TAXATION
INTEREST THREE PER. CENT PER ANNuM

INTEREST THREE PER CENT. PER ANNuM
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. BE EECEINED BY TIE
COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW-fORk: n ms
Office No $50 broadway. in the c..y OF New ofk un'
TIesdav the 2,ih day February 1898. at o'clock
or registered bonds stocks Of the city u New York
the principaI payable in gold coin 81 The
United States OF America Of the present standard u"
weight hneness to wit, ,- <,. nun, ,.,-.,. on,
SI5s5 900 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF
NEW YORK" various public purposes. IN" pIlncPa
payable day 81 November In the year l"2o
S1O5 900 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF
NETWORK" for the construction OF 'ofieais HOOK
Park and for the In acquiring the ands therr
for. the principal payable on the HSt uay VI oN'"'
IN the year 1914 800 ,,, e,r,. 49,,
500 900 CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF
NETWORK known Dock Bonds OF he cry OF New
York" the principal payable on The h'st DAY OF NoVem
5000 90 GoNs0IIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY or
NETWORK. known as additional Croion wafer STOCK
Of the CITY Of the principal payable on the
frst dav II November in the year 1914.
SOC Si4 II CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE CITY OF
NF,V-YORK known school House Bonds the prin-
cipal payable the first day OF November in the year
s--s 80 90 CONs0r A'~'''' e"'''' or nv CITN OF
NETWORK known as "Ciy improvement Stock" the
principal payable the first day OF November In Inc
year 1915. . 49,, .,...
endorsed proposals Bonds Of the Corporation Of the
CITY OF York" each proposal should be- enclosed
in envelope. addressed the Comptroller OF tho
I,tv o. York.
For fun Information city Record .
ASHBEL y. FITCH Comptroller.
CITY Of New York Finance department. ComptroleTs
Feb. Is 1895.