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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-05-23

Observation-Disclosures
L French aulting-Leaping over the
horses. through balloons and banners
etc, by the Company.
2. ROBERT SCOTT will entertain the
audience with a comic song.
3. HURDLE ACT-By the young and
daring rider, RACHEL.
4. Double 7rapeze-JONES and WILL
LIAIS.
5. Principal Act-By the Celebrated
Equestrian, J. H. HAYES.
CLCWN-BOB SCOTT.
6. Loop WaIking-SIG. LEONARDO,
justly styled King of the Air"
Z. Fox Hunter-YOUNG RACHEL.
8. Spanish Rings-HAYES, CRUZ and
LEONARDO.
8. Peter Jenkins. H. HAYES.
10. Clown Chile.
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A Model Plant is not complete with,
out Electric Power. thus dispensing
with small engines.
Why not generate your power froHn
one CENTRAL Station? One genel
ator can furnish power to your Pumps
Centrifugals. Elevators, Plows, Rail-
ways and HOSTS; also furnish light
and power for a radius of from 10 to 2e
miles.
Electric power being used saves the
labor OF hauling coal in your field, also
water, and does away with high priced
engineers, and only have one engine to
look after in your mill.
Where water power is available is
costs nothing to generate Electric
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC COk-
PANY is now ready to furnish Electric
Plants and Generators of all descrip-
tions at short notice. and also has on
hand large stool, ~t W. ~ .uGtl.
iers and all Electrical Goods.
All orders will be given prompt a
tentiOn, and estimates furnished for
Lighting and Power Plants; also at.
tention is given to House and Marine
Wiring.
THEO. HOFFMAN. Manager
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PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
uicAGo CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
LATEST I.oNr ON ororArroxs.


FRIDAY. Mhy q.
The engagements OF specie for export to-
morrow were considerably smaller than had
been expected, being only $1,000, 900. This
circumstance. together with the exhaustion of
the selling movement by professional operators.
resulting from uncertainty as to the financial
views of the most prominent candidate for nom
ination at tho st. Louis Convention. produced q
reaction In the stock market that left the ma
jority of the list fractionally higher than at the
close of business yesterday. The Improvement
In prices was not general. because the indict-
ment of the officers and directors of tho
American Tobacco Company induced sell
ing Of the Industrial shares, and par
ticularly those Of the American Tobacco
Company. At q rally OF 1l9 per cent. American
Tobacco closed 1% u cent. lower than yestcr-
day. All of the other Industrial stocks except
General Electric recovered the ground they lost
early in the day. The weakness in General
Electric appeared to be due chiefly to the liqui-
dalton OF speculative ventures made by opera
tors who presumably hoped for immediate IA
vorable results from the alliance between the
company and the Westinghouse Manufacturing
Company. United States Leather preferred and
United States Rubber were exceptionally strong
at net advances OF rs and . q cent. respective
ly. The most extensive trading. other than that
In American Tobacco. was in Sugar Refining
and st. Paul, both OF which closed fractionally
higher than yesterday.
To-morrow's shipments OF specie make the
total 70. the week $3.50 900. OF this amount
only to-morrow's shipment of 81, 800. 900 goes
forward as a purely exchange transaction. Its
destination is Paris, whereas the exports earlier
in the week were to Berlin. and were induced
by the payment of q small commission, under
stood to be one-quarter OF l q cent. OF the gold
shipped tomorrow S1.25O,OOO is In bars OBJ
tanned from the Assay Office, and $3.50, 900 In
coin withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury.
The apprehension with which the present
outward movement of gold is regarded In
some quarters may be allayed by knowledge
of the fact that 1t is not caused by the sale of
securities here for European account, nor by an
active mercantile demand for remittanccs. but
by the resumption of the demand. usual at this
season, for credits from tourists. The demand
from that source promises to be unusually larg
this year. and. added to the volume OF mercan
tile emittances, is likely to cause further ex-
ports of gold. In the final dealings on the
Stock Exchange the closing of short contracts
at the end Of the week impaired an appearance
of strength to the entire list.
Final sales compare with those of yesterday
- fnlIowa.
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New YORK;. Friday. Mny s-R'rcipts of beeves
were l,lU2 mend: l'ta rs to hc exported, ;I3 cnrs direct
To Local .aughtcrrr-. md, ! ,nrs for the market, Hg
cars on sale. nil told. Market a"tiN". with steer, aud
oS,n selling lOr. y 100 g.. isncr, and bulls and dry
cows ruling steady. The yards were cleared early.
Poorest to best native steers sold at Si."5 sSi.t0 y
loo ns. Southern "stilcrs' AZ Sli1L: oxen and
stays at 53.4Og ~; bulls at s2.HJ@S -: dry cows at
Sl.N5Dt3.IO. Dressed beer firm ut a. 1LIC. y n. for
poor to prime native stiles. Gables nom british mar.
kets quote American steers at eiiR l0c. y n, dressed
weight; American refrigerated beef At 1~iY@Sipc. y n:
American sheep at lhnllr. i n. dressed weight.
No exports to-day: shipments to morrow, "a bceves,
400 sheep, and Z, il2 quart rs Of beef.
Receipts OF caves. including $50 direct to slnlgh.
terrr., werO 1l head: ! 100 mead on sale. all told.
Market active. but at very low figures, the decline
ranging from llc to hc. y D.. All Of the offerings
were disposed OF at the reduction. Poor to prime
vrals sold at S3dt$3.T 10 y 100 rs. n few choice at -.
Dressed calves quiet: city.dresSrd veals. IHic. 2 n.
Receipts of aneep and lhmts, including u single car
direct 10 u slnughterer. were $50 head: 10 cars, on
sale. ali told. Demand moderately active at firm
prices on sheep and at q slight advance on yenrling
lambs spring lambs dull and not wanted. The pens
were about clearrd at the close. Ordinary o. prIGIc
clipped sheep SUI at S3.31LowS ip 100 Ms: ordinary
to choice clipped lamus AZ 81 l2i.H 1910: southern
spring lambs at 81. o: State 40. at SI1Sh5O. Dressed
mutton, 6LsHSl<c. y NJ; Dir ,sscl lambs, ps lblec.
Receipts OF hogs were 9, ih6 head. mainly direct to
slanghtcrers. Market steady. at S3UOtiSt + 100 MS.
for inferior TO good state hogs.
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Electric Stock Quotations.
COMMERCIAL


FRIDAY. May s.-CorTos-Declined . TO 3 points, re-.
covered the loss. but reacted and closed 3 to points
lower with the tone easy. The sales were l0s.GO
bales. Liverpool declined 4 10 lie points, but closed
unchanged u K point lower: spot prices there de.
cl!ned l-32d., with sales OF 10000 bales. New orleans
declined | TO 8 points. The liverpool sales for the
week We're -. 700 bales. including 90. 900 American,
against 40, 00U last week of which ~. 1000 were Ameri,
can, and 10000 last year. OF which ~. 900 were Amert-
can; total stocks ~l,ll3,O0O, including $4,000 AmcrI-
can. against l,i+2,OOO last week. of which 072, 900
were American. and 100000 last year. including
l,572 900 American. The port receipts were 6,s77
bales, against 1929 last week and 6.SlS last year:
total for the week 3B,sli. against ,S",o2S last week
nnd 81 300 last year. the New Orleans receipts to-
morrow are estimated at | 800 to 1900. AGAINST | lH8
last week, 2,25p laPt year. AMI l.l57 in lsUi.
Houston expects 900 to TOu, against l,OIS last year.
Spot cotton here declined liGc.: no sales. Midd.Ing
uplunis, y 5.ldc. The southern spot markets were
genera IL unchanged, Chnri' ston advanced Is.
Memphis sold :. 800 and New orleans |. 100 bales The
exports from the port., were ir442 bales: The total
Interior receipts FOR the week were i1,I13 bates,
against 10. s. last week and 1880 last year; snip
ments I0,OS6. against i5,SS2 last week and ID,3j1
last year; stocks 1919, 1874. against 2lD.4lI last week
and ll5.O25 last year. The future trading was as
lin
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The Receipt, He Says. Was Made Kpowa
to Him by the Almighty.

The Receipt, He Says. Was Made Kpowa
to Him by tho Almighty.
DIR" Patrick Derwin Of 43 Marion street was
arrested at his home yesterday and arraigned
before Magistrate Simms on o charge of prnc-
Using medicine without q diploma or being
registered. The County Medical Society were
the complainants. John Madden OF 20 Spruce
street and William Allen Of 243 Rowery testi-
fed that they bought from Derwin a box Of
salve, for which he charged them fifty cents.
Derwin was held In $500 bail in each case.
He declares that the receipt for the salve vss
made known TO him In a dream by the Al
mighty. and tho mixture ana brewing OF tho
herbs, rs well as the gathering. arc said to be
attended with weird lamentations and prayers.
Derwin is well known In his neighborhood as
the faith christ" and Is said to have made O
great deal OF money.
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Real Estate Snl-s.

At the Broadway Real Estate snlrsrooms yesterday
Bryan l. Kennedy sold No. 23l Sullivan street, a hive.
story brown stone flat. 10: lJSlOJ, 10 tao plaintiff.
Veto Iii schbaum, for $4,000.
BOrhm Il Coon have sold their new seven story hust.
mes, hui ding. on the southeast corner OF Washington
square, enst, and Washington place, plot II.BxsO. to
an investor for a prte which Is understood to ap.
protcl s%4OO,OUO.
Hail :. How & co. have sold n plot OF four lots, two
in | lstn aud two In 18th strt ct, b"twecn IcnoN and
Seven II avenues, for W. Coll ms t. W. T. DIller for
= 5000. The purchaser will improve thc property by
the erection OF six small houses
=. Frame & Son have sold the four story private
dwelling. No. : West sixty ninth street, for $50. OOn.
folding Is Whitehouse have soid for Luther Kountze
to f. J. HanCy No. H55 Madison avenue. q four story
brown-stonc dwelling. lot 80 90, for about $50, 600.
barnett * Co. sold for FRANK Williamson No. ll2
l. noX avenue. u i've story building with steers. size
2jx 75xS3. price S27. 800, to Samuel Munich.
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financial.
OF THE
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad Company.

SECOND MORTGAGE CLASS A q Ds.
SECOSD MORTGAGE CLASS u RON DS.
INCOME OF 1ssO.
To the Holders of Union Trust Company
CertlHcntcs OF Deposit for the above
named Bondss
The time for the payment OF tho balance Of the cash
assessment on the above mentioned bcndI-bc!ng two
per cent. on the par value thereof has been extended
60 and including the 10Th day OF May. 1900.
Reorganization Certificates should DO presented and
payment o: the balance OF the assessment hc made on
or before tIe 18th day Of MAY, 1S0O, In New
York at the onicc OF the CuIon Trust Company
of New York, 80 broadway; in London at tho
oricc OF Barring brothers 81 Co.. Limited. and
In Amsterdam Mt the orice OF M.ssrs. Hope 81 CO..
The certificates for the preferred stock Of the new
Company are now ready for delivery.
Holders Of Reorganization Certificates who shall
fail TO pay such balance or the assessment on or before
Nav 10. 1900. but who shall pay on or before June
!, 1900, will he required to pay n penalty OF one
per cent. In cash on the par amount Of tho bonds
represented 10y their certificates, in addition to tho
balance OF said assessment; and after June l., 1905,
payments II resolved at all, will DO subject to such al,
dltlonal penalty as the Committee may prescribe.
NEW YORK, May !, 1894.
EDWARD KING. Chairman.)
II. SOMEIsS
EDWARD ~. SiHh-' Joint
GEORGE G.. Executive
ADRIAN I~Et'iN. Jh, Reorsan!El
q. SLIGO d. POrHOSIER. tlon
FLEMING. Commi,,oa
JOHN LUBES
yICTOR NORA ETZ,
mi KOTRE, Secretary.
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Liyerpoo' I'd. hllsheI, Paris steady and nerlin y 20
compared With Last yesr, ISmsF IIh"y were SSi
TIE California report stated today that the
Indications pont TO a crop OF over n million
prcted to give the condition Mt ~. Tive Minneapolis
stock. II IL rstlinatl II. will lose sOO,uOu bush. thls
week. FOREIGN houses sold ncra. .orn ami oats
corn and expects $40 10 inurrnw THO unt receipts
there were III. and Tie "sttlinatc for tomorrow Is
l4b. THE rahh demand here for corn was less active,
anu. AZ chicago tnrr, was praCtlcnlE none. Accord.
ing TO Hrnds'rreis. exports ~ wheat wheat iiunr In.
GUIDED az wheat from hoth. lconair ~ the United
state. ~. We, amount TO- lSsS 90g bus 4 ,2hpnrcd
nrst week ~ MAY. 1873, 2,sIb.000 bush. In the CORE.
spending week Of lsUi, and 2, 1l2,OOO bush. In tho
NAVAL sroRTSHspIrlts turpentlne nonlntI ut
97,ea9;Ac. rosin eusIcr AT ~sl."0&SiO5 for common
pETRoifGa"N 30 sales. crude si22ti hers aud in
Oh city. Refined u%nchnngr q,
Provisions Lari duli. nm! lower; May, o.. Fork
decline In loIs. and prospects OF q more 10 raj move.
nrnt next week, cnusei a sactinp market In pro.
visions. Tnc opening was lower, and prices casrd nf
further DURING tho day. AMI the closing WINS quiet ut
nuout the inside. Tie. cash dcmlni was 4 ut Q
reported" Butter creamery Western. cXtrns. i6c.i
creamery. state and Pennsylvania, finest. l5lo tiOc.;
do. do, thirds to nrsts, llPlAc state dairy, hair.
ton creamery, seconds to frSis uS1i2t. Western.
factory. nrats. Toe; Western, factory. seconds, &c.
Western, factory, thirds, sgS'Sc. Chresc-Ntnte. full
cram, lar{c fall made. iancy, ",9g't''i good to
made, colured, fancy, ,DilttlVc.; stat; light. skins.
Maryland, country marks, fancy. Qgl0ttc,.
s~ud,R-Raw, steady ,rnd dull ~. test !i'sc.i. o6''
4I". Refined quiet ana steady.
CHICAGO, May S.-Thcse were today's prices;
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supreme Court, lfrst DEPARTMENT.
David Freshman. as administration, sc. ngt. Thomas
J. Mooney Indgncnt mud order affirmed with costa
s m.n, 9nd , 1Tagr roT.r,ei ,i aga nSI trl% op SrtsT' b. T i,n,.
Guillarmc 1orclinr nst. New YORK Elevated Rail-
road comp my 80 al;-Judgment affirmed VITA costs.
VII aur T. McDnn,ld aSt. solomon Cohen as Mar
shh'. &c. ,Judgment affirmed with cost. opinion by
In TIE matter of Hannah Lewis. dec .nsed Decree
r Iys,r Is IT, an, new NV, G %i Ihn e.. a Ir,s t" ;E M'i !, n GGst Is of Sp.
I"r H. ppr @ = ~ In n5 ;rpn e I'm, IL -,u,s,,oD, rovs,,oa
E]HseI.ior sicam p"w.r Company ast, william n.
costs t. appellant to abide event. opinion by Van
Adolf Gnrbaczcwski agt. Third Avenue Ratlrond
Company -jndtmen! and order affirmed with costs.
Vary A, GSycr e a. agt. CHRISTOPHER qwyer ct al
'H,Emntn11 AK a'i Il nitss W " n S ~. 10 N Dph 10 by m, sr Rnrx :;
Judgment affirmed with costs Opinion by Insra-
Mary lane Gray, Individually, ,&c. ,ayt William Il.
opinion VITA costs TO the plaintiff and TO the defend.
ant executor an to the sever guardians adj Item.
.WlIa% y; HoC;: as r%.iic Aa%ini:,rSas9 tor; ai,i Third
frr""'i VITA costs "pmiEin by Tai@s"y, D.. .'''' >,
People tx rel. George Lang act: James J, Martin ct
mG ,rnc, T,E,ni2n z narrG IniI J Rom ., \, and in r.
Ciirchnsn 81 nl.-orL'rs affirmed with costs. opinion
Mary \. tri,wold aEt Meta J; y. Caldwell ct al.
without costs OF appeal or OF the original motion.
In thu matter OF Mary A. A. Fleming order reversed
aud application GRANTED without costs. opinion by
barrett i.
People "N rel. John Buckley agt. Theodore Roosevelt
ct al order reversed with $40 costs aud dishurSc.
mcnts, ami motion pr Intcd with $40 costs. opinion
,prop@ "x rsi' frank j. carroll. ast. New York city
Civil Service loari ct ai.-Order affirmed without
costs. opinion 10y lnCraham. j.
In the mater st Of J2;hnn 5. Pa ds 1 d
opinion by llnrr"tt. j.. and Van lIrunt, =. J. Wan
lrunt, +. j., diSItntinG).
Everett VI. Kennedy, as executor, ngt. Margaret
Duii Judgment versed and new trial granted, with
costs To- nDIpllnnt To nDiup ths event. OpluiOn ly
RnmS"y. j.
Maud F. s.. Depierris agt. Ellen A. Slaven ct nl-
Judgment affirmed with costs. Opinion 10y Rumsey. J.
Adolf Rusrnstril agt Cornelius Van Colt 1T al
Order reversed with $40 coats and disbursements.
and motion denied with $40 costs. opinion by the
court.
Sew York Rank Note Company agt Hamilton Bank
Note EnsravingC Company ct al. order affirmed with
Sl0 costs and disbursements. opinion by the court
Augustus =. Van wickie ct al. agt. John c. barron
Order reversed with costs to appellant. and motion
costs ~ motion, and all costs and disbursements OF
the action after notice of trial, opinion by the court.
John $. liuy!er aGt. David II, Roberts. william Bush
AIT. til" same. James w. Z. Roby agt. the same, First
N irnai iilnk ~ Jean"tte, Pa, aSt. th" same, First
National bank Of birmingham. Pa, Rgt. the same =
Orders reversed with $40 costs and disbursements,
aud Il" motions to vHCatr the attachments granted,
with $40 costs in each case. Opinion by the court.
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NnrIcE OLE AssIaNMENr.

Notice 4, hereby given that Robert WalErr Josler.
mon ana lp Mitt clinton JuTa enun lnta partners IN
trad" as T. W. Joralemon = Brother ~ tho city NJ
NeWRTh, Essex county. Sew jersey, have this d'y
mate an assignment 10 the subs rhFF. ~ their estatr,
for tho equal hCnout OF their creditors. aud that tho
sad creditors must exhibit their rcAprrtiye claims
under oath OF Affirmation ~ the subscribers. at TIC
once Of Austin Van Gicson. attorney, NC. 1888 Broad
street room s23 In said city OF Newark.
OH L
AalGRSa.
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TopAY's FEAruREs-Thc Liverpool ncws was disap-
pointing again to-day, and prices here weakened In
sympathy, There was some long liquidation Induced
by the decline In Liverpool, and the receipts at tho
ports and interior towns were liberal Tile loss was
SUI sequcntIy recovered, but later prices. weakened
again. The prominent bull gave the market little II
my support. The decline. however. was not great.
and some contend thar IL " as only a natural reaction
after the sharp advanc. OF late, one sustaining In.
iuence was the expected decrease in the interior
stocks OF about $4,000 bales. Some believe that this
large decrease Is due to buying by splnnrrs, as cS'
porters have not been unusually active buyers this
week. The crop advices continue favorable, The
spot markets were less active ami In some cases
easier IN rorc. Some May notices were circulated to-
day. Tho Government report. giving the contemplate
ed acreage. will be issued on Monday.
COFFEE FUrrHEsAlo'ei quiet and unchanged to
10 points lower, with faes or 5000 bags. Havrc de
clined AZ. Hamburg was UNCHANGED to L piG. higher.
American warehouse deliveries yesterday, S,SIl bags.
American visible supply OF Brazil, 34y,0O0 bags. The
speculation continues duh. The strong statistical
position OF the summer months. however. prevents
short salea. There was "A small demand for III" near
Deliveries. Rio WAS steady at unchanged prices;
receipts, 5000; stock, $4,000. Rio exchange, gIi6L,
nominal prices; receipts, a,0oO; stock, ~ 900. RIO ON
The spot was quiet and steady: No. z. lac. Sales
l.4OO bags Porto Cabello; 2,l00 bags MRraca, bo. and
200 bags Savanilla on p. t. The future trading was
a. EnllOwas
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Government bonds weak; The a Of 1907 and
IS Il p cent. lower bid. Railway bonds
dull. The features were Kansas and Texas eds,
Laclede Gas lists, Northern, Pacific Consol Sc,
Il. RIA United states Cordage lists. 7. r., aud
Atohison issues. The more important net de-
clines were in Kansas and Texas eds, u p cent,
cordage lists, T. r. L = cent, to 2oT.
Commercial price Of bar silver in New York.
6TJ6c. Bar silver In London closed at Gid, Ex-
ports to Europe Tomorrow 333.ooo ounces.
Money on call, 2k43 q cent. with exception
loans at 4 D cent. Time money, . u cent,
Cent teE 'W For ak tHr MONTHS ssa and nSu4 ! = %S cent?. Tor ~ ~ Y
months. Prime endorsed bills receivable are
quoted at 500 7 cent four months accept
Rnces AT 4a4Gt6Li y cent, and good single name
paper 5leg6 y cent.
There was an improved demand for sterling
exchange early in the day and a iirmcr tone
prevailed, but the mark I clused quiet. Gold
bills formed the chief source Of supply. Conti-
mental exchange was Gnist and irm. Posted
Iong S4'SSRiliis s. '0 ss4. ss&.slS A''q slrh f"'e irs are;
St.ssooS.S Francs "S are quoted U5"'pIsisr5 lSst & St tog
long and 5.l5@5.l4ss for short; I~eichsmarks.
95 81 Gd05 5-l0 for long and 05 il-l6G05 1916
40lIG4O 0-l6 for short.
Domestic exchange on New York; Boston.
lOGLl5 cents discount. Charleston Buying,
lid on; selling. par, New O~rleams"Eank' 50
premium; commercial, par. SAN Francisco
SlBul, ~ Nouie' IolSSiopHs - SfnlS premium.
ST, Louis, 80 cents, premium; offered at 30
cents premium. Chicago, 20 cents premium
bid. 20 cents asked.
The imports OF dry goods for the week ending
to-day WERE 81 .144,62h. against Sl,22s, lG4 last
week and S2.l3O,oSa for the corresponding
week OF last year. The amount marketed was
Sl,814.R53, against Sl,4l+,017 last week and
Sl,0sl,7Il for the corresponding week OF last
year,
Railway gross earnings for April compare
with those Of the same month OF last year as
follows;
c. G.. and St Louis. .,.... sI.0365O Dec. fs757a
chicago and West Michigan. llhHLl Dec. 'y9iuS
Detroit Lansing aud NrN Nn,ll2 Dec. I677
h. C.. IT. scott ami Memphis EsB,4lV lee. IO,5Si
Pats. ShCn. aud Lake lTte., ls,blO Inc. 2lOO
The New York Central, and Hudson River
Railroad COMPANY land leased linesl reports
80. ,aWnItns fne Anil NJ 81 A1slN AZ -
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posT OFFICE NOTICE
Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur at my tim".)
Foreign mails for tho week ending May y will Gloss
promptly in all cases) at this Office rs follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
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a"F"P 2. e. %1 @r e SE 9lFfsfsa sRSs d d. eeG nr st:am:
s si5ssiea pei %;rx % ,srfSs94i:s, n, !: 4, = Ers a. n t e.
at 1880 a, y. complementary I'm! for X
Icr N9ESW;Y direct per s,"amship Norge 0es
PRINTED MATTER, &c;-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays. Thursdays, and satur,ays IakS
Addressed Printed Matter. &c, for other paris %
ss psSiHsliiy % xahTss s'"s f frinssl S ga wGH& e.. az 'f NS:
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Specially Addressed Printed Matter. &c, for other
Afts IL ne %,i S,Os .sSsG Of o ,hS s% saai,I"nsl sSp Pr.nsstls1,
mails are opened on the piers OF tie America9
Sifni S'r' ,@n m sSsa%sfs Of s Tie h 5S'"a' OF I sailing sne "
MAILS FOR sq WITT h MITES sf IT AMERICA
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.ps%L n fo1 F6Rr : E! !stIsD iiG9saFG iissn snd {GiRSEsSSe,
4 4TS$A Il III r.; y $1$TFSH j.! t !i4s%.sir 1880 s54.s$Ss
0rtters for othrr Iarts OF Mexico and for Cubs
% Ps4 !4 3 &II.S'f SnL III SS%'TE9H,TTfk;N1!Li$@: irHHff.?M5;
S9s, e !! Hs' %sa'*1 p%f rssms s5a%@3f@" z 4 sS%! \: 81:
att ?. NJ. forItAZiL and IA Plata GnuNTkiEs.
iRsfIaa j i"n,"TT md nd sn nuIpot tl ~ fr North Brazil
Tn.ES..ISa,5 so 4 y, FOR or ]r gthsI naS3: per Sf s s,sH%s
must be directed per HaoanaD.
Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax and thencS
Mails for Mlquclon, Nv rail to BOSTON and thence
by steamer rloSe at this onrG daily AZ : 80 J NJ
for forwnri ling hy steamers sailing Monday. and
Thursday from Port Tampa, Via; Mail, f.r Mex'
patch by rtnamer' close az this onicc daIIyHt \. NJ.
ihcgistered mail closes at p NJ. previous day,
~TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.
Mails for China and Japan slec,ally adj r, sSnd onlyEl'
close here daily ~ To MAY - nt Hal T. Mails
for china, Japan. and hawaii, per Steamship p1rlo
DAT 1870 7. NJ Nails for China and Jalnn,, pr
stcHm;hip TGcoma [62m IHcS Nnis, cGi4'G TI nS wsH az
steamship Australia from san, fIIanc.,cal, cl.-e
here daily up 20 Nay ~, az $50 " Malls i9r
ar" forwarded via Furopel, New FINLAND, In.
wait. FIJI and samoan Island. per steamship
10 May ip3n 7sTH. ~, Il 4. NJ. and . SOL NJ 90
on arfival q, New ror, q s~t"awsnip Umlris Win
except W"st Australia Hawaii, AMI I'm Islands
.ospccia,.y SiH.Gss,I onlyl m"r S.ran55niR "ITr,.
Xpril ~ ana up 10 May sea at $40 4 NJ. Mails for
the Soclety Islands per ship Galil.o from san
ErIn'isco>, close hero daily up to May 20 atdso
Trans Pacific mails ar, forwarded to port % sailing
tho presumption ~ their uninterrupted overland
'l''S''''T'" % G'i S "rH'Es X, RSRRETr"%'Sl. TS,IRss,eTT:
Post once, Sew York, \, T., Nav :, 1900,