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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-04-28

No. 20. All-wool (both warp and filing Extra
Super Ingram Carpets. The colo!s are: Ecru
ground, with brown leaf effects: mixed ground.
with small floral pattern; mottled tan ground
with brown scroll and leaf effects; oak and green
floral design; ecru ground, with wine and A0r
green floral pattern. Per yard d.............. T/V
No. II. This number guarantee to be as
good. IL not the best. quality Of all-Wo0 two-ply
Ingram Carpets in the market. 1t contains full
1880 ends Of warp and has u pairs of filling to
the inch. The Colors are: Ecru ground, with
brown and gold floral pattern: oak and green
oak leaf pattern: tan ground. with daisy wreath
design: dark mottled ground, with gold scroll: ::
ecru. wine and olive spider pattern; ivory
ground, with brown and vine leaf effects ecYu
ground we'll covered with vines and leaves:
green and gold in hall or church design; light
and dark red. In leaf effects; brown and olive.
in church ehureh or hall designs. 53C
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-04-28
Hemp Carpets.

For cheap carpet this does nicely as IL lies
smooth is easily swept, does not retain dirt and
locks neat All hemp carpets are 36 inches wide,
except No. l. which Is but 81 inches
No. Hemp Carpet, made only in stripes no
inquired patterns-Colors-Red. green, ecrIe and
yellow: 81 inches wide; weight, : ounces 10c
No Hemp Carpet. better quality colors 10
as above; weight ounces per yard ......... lJN
NO. o Oriental Plaid Hemp. in red
ana green, red, brown and white and red 17c
and brown; weight l6 ounces per yard........ ~
NO Z Extra striped Hemp Carpet colors.
weaving and width same No. 3, but of 1Qc
superior quality per yard ...................l lCS
No. 8 Best 3-ply Hemp Carpet extra heavy,
striped or mottled; 36 inches wide. Just the
carpet fer an office hall or stair: also makes
Very durable covering for a that IL much
Used; cleans easily and don't show hold dirt
An immense seller. Weight "A ounces per 02c
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-04-28
Carpets! Carpets!
honest.

The New Tariff Bill will place a heavy duty
on wool and consequently the prices Of carpets
Will advance, but before this takes effect we Will
give YOU the opportunity to purchase a carpet at
prices never heard Of before We have in stock
now 200 rolls of the best carpets manufactured:
you Will miss 1t If you do not buy now
REMEMBER we carry the largest stock of Car
pets Of any supply house in the Northwest Our
Carpets are entirely and the designs are all
or lSS7-the latest. For complete line of carpet
Ing see our Large Supply Catalogue.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-04-28
WANT REPUBLIC
POPULAR FEELING POINTS TO
A REVOLUTION IN GREECE.
The Fall of the Present Ministry or Change
in Some of the Departments Re-
garded as Certain.
THE KING DISCLAIMS RESPONSIBILITY
Insists That Col. Sapountsake Reiterated on
His Own Responsibility King Is
Held Responsible, However.

LONDON, April PA dispatch to the
Daily Mall from Paris says tnat the Greek
cabinet has resigned.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-04-28
Hemp Stair Carpets.

No a. Hemp Stair, with bright colored bor-
der and striped or mottled center, made in two
widths Colols: Combination of green, gold.
red and ecru or black red, blue and gold mot
tied State width wanted.
Hemp STAIR IS inches wide. per yard .....l l2C
HemiJ stair, 22Ia inches wide. per yard .... loo
No 81 Venetian Stair. heavy cotton warp.
ju;a filing, bordered with striped or figured cen-
Ter In green bufY red, brown and drab COM
bned: also mixed small patterns; made IN two
widths. 80.
Venetian Stair, 1s inches wide, per yard ....1$c
Venetian Stair 22z2 inches wide. per yard l1C
No. 60. Ambusson Stair. similar TO No. ~
but heavier, better cclors ana nicer patterns
Center coors correspond to colors in lngruil
Carpets and borders either light or 'lark !:
made In three widths State, wnen ordering.
which !s wanted 90
Anbusson Stair, IS inches wide. per yard: 200
An,b;,sson Stair oaais inches wide par yard x5C
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-04-28

The country is beginning to recognize
the fact that the POpulists are neither
fools nor faddists; but sound, sensible
men; real statesmen and essentially
honest.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-04-28
All Wool Extra Super Ingram.

We guarantee the wool in Extra Supers to
be the best that can be obtained in any market.
The greasy. loosely woven Ingrains. made to
sell at cheap price, do offer. All In
grains 80 inches wide.
No. %. The best quality of all-wool filed
Ingram, with cotton warp chain. This carpet
is standard weight and count. Colors are: Ecru
ground, with brown flowers pink ground. with
olive and scroll design dark wine ground
with gold scroll, very rich; wood ground. with
small leaf effects: mixed tan ground, with brown
and and W wine In. fern leaf pattern 42C
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-04-28
Ingram Carpets.

All lngrans SO inches wide.
FOR cheap carpet ingrans most used,
and they have never been cheap. the fol-
lowing prices VIII prove. 2-ply ingrans weigh
from 10 to 70 ounces per yard.
NO. ~ 2-ply Cotton Ingram double warp
double filling. Both sides can he used Colors
are oak ground with green leaf, medium. design
light ground with brown figure. tan ground with
VINE design, medium dark notified ground with
small leaf design. Wood ground well 1Qc
ed With Wine and black design. Per yard. NV
No. q Union Ingram a coed. heavy carpet
reversible Inc cOlors are tan ground with brown
leaves. light ground with small scroll effects
ecru ground with small wine and green figures
medium dark with mixed scroll and leaf ef-
1ects tan ground with small leaf pattern nc -
No. % Extra Union Ingrains. more warp and
1ililng than No q tthe best cotton carpet made }
Colors are; Tan and brown floral pattern: ecr1I
scarlet and green in small leaf design; wood
ground with wine and brown scroll; oak and
and wine In large floral effects. Per yard. wv
No %. Extra Super Ingram. two-pIy and
very heavy. The filing is half wool. We recon-
mend this carpet as one that VIII give the Iest
OF satisfaction. The colors are: Tan ground.
with fern leaf pattern ground, with wine
and green In scrolls and flowers: wood ground,
with small brown leaf: dark wine ground, with
brown floral enects very rich; oak and green,
in medium floral design. gcometrical design in
red green and black. We also have church or
hall designs in blue and tan tan and Q7c
wine. or cream and olive. Per yard. S1S
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1897-04-28

STRAIT OF THE DAKDANELl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
Real Estate Auction sales.

At the Broadway Salesroom yesterday William II.
Ryan sold No. % John street, nve-story brick build.
ing. lot Slxs3.+13lx75.s foreclosure. to William z.
Dodge. plaintiff, for $50. 600.
William Kennedy sold No. 1894 Bathgate avenue.
twostory frame dwelling. lot 21xl2o. foreclosure. to
Charles Haenssler for 81. o50.
Philip A. smyth sold No. 81 Broome street. I'VE
story brick tenement house, on lot % e1loo, fore.
closure. to Walter J. Rosenstein for spa. +b9.
John ". Thompso sold Central Park West. begin.
ming southwest corner OF Sixty. sixth street, running
north 100. * west look south 5O.2x west BOX north
1908 to ixty-seventh street x west .5x south lOo.3k
west 15x south 1908 to SiNty.stNth street X east 300
feet. known as the Dur!ana lots, to the plaintiff,
George W. jenkins, for S21 800.
Peter F. Meyer & Co. sold Valentine avenue. west
side. 1873 feet north OF l9sth or Travers street, vacan:
lot. 20, foreclosure, TO Martin Gc.zlcr for 655h.
James S. Wells sold No. 1908 Hoe avenue, two.
story frame dwelling, lot 25xlOO. foreclosure, to Emil
5. Levi. for s3.525.
solomon De Walltearss sold interior lot In centre
line OF block between 11pth and l2Oth streets. 175
feet east OF seventh avenue, running east BOZ north
49, to centre line Harlem Greek \ west b0x south
1911. in partition. to Jacob Bookman. for 81. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25

Tho foreign selling In this market was followed
during tho last half Of the day by moderate
sales to realize profits and also by o fairly vigor-
Gus demonstration against values by the advo-
Gates OF lower prices. These last professed to
attach considerable Importance to the rcac-
ton In tho grain markets. They ignored
the fact that they were bearing tho
market last week on tho ground
that the advances in the prices Of
wheat and corn foroshadowcd a possible
shortage OF both crops. They were equally OBJ
hvious OF the fact that the decline in grain prices
might Just as logically BIO construed rs an indi-
cation o satisfactory yields of both cereals
The chances are that both the extreme advance
In wheat and to.day's reaction were, like some
OF the recent fluctuations on tho Stock Ex'
change, due largely to changing speculative
conditions.
1t is not improbable that the important racing
event this afternoon, which attracted a number
of operators from the Street, gave the trading
element an opportunity, which IL was not SLOW
to improve, to attack certain stocks. IL Is
to be noted that. although the majority OF
the list closed lower than yesterday, the
net, declines were fractional except in tho
case of United States Leather preferred.
Tho market for that stock reflected disappoint'
ment that the quarterly dividend declared to-
day was not increased. A few stocks were cN-
ccptionally strong throughout, notably Chesa-
peak and Ohio, Northwestern. Chicago Gas.
Rock Island, Reading first preferred, National
Lead, c. c. c.. and st. L., and tho American
Cotton OIL stocks. Tho volume OF business was
nearly as large as yesterday. and tho transac-
tions fully as well distributed. The closing was
strong ut u recovery from the lowest prices.
Final sales compare with those OF yesterday
m fnllowa.
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CoFFEE-Rio on the spot was dun. but steady; No.
z, $50. Sales 800 bags Maracaibo on private terms.
Tho fuIllra trading waa Rz fnllnwa.

Futures hero closed scarcely firm, with sales OF 20, 1850
bags. Havre remained unchanged; Hamburg 4 pig,
American visible supply OF Brazil ZOE, $50 bags.
against 4Se,73o last year. Rio unsteady and SO refs
exchange l5'l6d., 8.l6d. advance. Santos quiet
and 200 refs down; receipts two days. As. 900; stock
100000. Aside from exchanging near for distant de.
liyeries the market was duh,
2St2c,; common to good strained rosin. u .45@sl 80.
PRovIsIoSs-Lhrd easy. Prime, s. .SOgei.95. Pork
weaker. Mess. 50 .2b@Sa,bo. Tallow. a9sc. Butter
Creamery Western, lSc. Eygs-We.tern. l5c. Chicago.
Aug. ~s4.-"There was IA large ami general trade in
provisions Tho break in grain markets induced
liquidation by the longs, which was especially felt In
bought freely on the decline by leading packers, one
OF whom was also a large buyer Of all sorts of cash
meats. The general cash demand was large. Tho
closing was frm at medium figures for pork, whilo
ribs were a shade higher than yesterday. We reg ird
the legirmate supply and demand situation as favor
Ing much higher status, Thirty thousand hogs arc
estimated FOR tomorrow"
S~uuAn-taw duh but Arm; So test. 34c.; 9B'
test. 3ac. Refined quiet tut firm.
WnoL-The Wool Exchange quotes domestic woods
in the grease rs follows: Texas. spring, IL months,
choice. l2@l3r spring average, 800 lie; spring. G-S
months. ll@l2c,; fail choice, Ub Toe; fan average,
eWSi?c. California northern spring free, lIGl6c.
lie; bury and detective, 6Ntsc.; free fall Northern,
l~lglac.; TALL southern. 0@nc.; defective fall. 5000.
Oregon. Eastern Oregon. choice, ll@l3c.; Eastern
Oregon, average. ~lIGl2c.i Eastern Oregon, heavy,
ley oregon, No. 9, i6S 1 Valley Oregon. No.
D.. %l0eSl5c.i Valley oregon, lambs l4sl5c.
no nne medium. l2piac.; Idaho medium, 100
l5c,; Kansa, fine and iinc medium. llsI+c.; Kansas
line medium. 100 1dc.; Wyoming medium. l6Si6c';
Utah hne. ll@l3c.; Utah nne medium. l4Sl6c.
Utah medium, loo &c; Dakota tne, Il9l2c.; Da.
l6c.; Montana rne choice, lao l8c.; nne average. 10
@lic.; hne medium choice. lo9lTc.; hne medium
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
Live Stock NInrke ct.

NEW YORK, Tuesday. Aug. 24.-Rsoeipts OF beeves
were 649 head. mainly direct to exporters and
slaughterers. No trading; feeling firm. Dressed beef
nrm at 7aSIc. y n. for poor to prime native sides.
at loa@ilc. p ~, dressed weight: American refrtg.
Grated beef at siaS9c ? D. Exports to-day. 500
quarters.
all told. Dull, but feeling steady all around. About
100 head unsold. Veals, 0t.50967 y 100 ns. Dressed
y n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs. including 8 cars direct.
were 1902 head; 23 cars on sale all told. Prices
about steady. but a duh. dragging market. closing
heavy. with is cars unsold. Sheep sold at e3.40e
$3.50 v 100 ms; lambs at o.. 50Se8.lo Dressed
mutton. 5a 72c. p D; dressed lambs, 7G9L.c.
Receipts OF hogs were l. 100 head. including 10 head
on sale. Steady at o.. 4oCS o.. 10 = 100 MS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25

II. II. amman q Co. have sold for Sarah J. Burky,
to a client, two three-story brick stores and Nat
houses. Nos. POI and 283 Hudson street; also TO
Moses Blank, for the estate OF c. A. amman the
three-story brick store and loft building No. IS New
street and No. 80 Roosevelt street.
Robert Appleton, Jr. has closed q transaction in.
~volving. II Is said. 81, 900, 600, whereby the Atlantic
Coast Realty Company acquires the entire ocean
frontage from Elberon to Deal Lake. II consists prtn.
cipally OF what Is known as Darlington and South FL.
boron, but what was formerly Deal Beach. Now all
these names Will be dropped and II will be known
simply as Deal. The tract contains about 700 acres.
The company proposes to ~suhdivide this tract, and
when this is done II will have between thirty-rve aud
forty miles OF avenue and ocean frontage. An i'm.
mense MOTEL Is projected, probably to be located at
DEAL Lake.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
coMPENp.

TUESDAY. Aug. "a. GRAIN Wheat-Spot
was easy and quiet. Sales 81, 900 bush, includ-
ing 24.ooo No. / Northern spring, Duluth,
$l.064, and 32,0 ungraded spring on private
terms, free on board afioat for export. FREQ on
board afioat; No. ! Northern spring. New York.
$l.O5h; do, Duluth, $l.o6A; No. 1 hard spring,
$l.07; No. . hard winter, $lo0a; No. 2 red,
now, $l.02L. Receipts of wheat at Duluth to-day
were 20, lo4 BUSH. against 243, 1863 a year ago;
Minneapolis 1880. against los, 40; Milwnu-
kee 3i,i5o. against 10000; Chicago 1898.
against ll2,265; st. Louis $4,000, against lo0,-
62l; Kansas City $4,000, against $1,000; To-
ledo 2l6,l76, against 34.o37; Detroit G6,s23,
against 2i,sl3. Futures closed 47s66isc. of.
but lac. higher than the lowest. Future salcs
l6,025 900 BUSH, as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25

lUEsDAf, aug. "a.
Yesterdays broad and rising market for So
~curities had apparently a decided effect upon
sentiment, both in Wall street and throughout
the country. for the volume of commission or.
ders executed during the first hour or two of
business this morning was unusually large.
The demand for stocks was such that q
number of shares. among them the c., b.
and O., sold at the highest prices re-
corded in the present movement. London
was, as usual of late, n seller. Its sales.
however. were well taken. 1t is understood
that the English market for securities was I'M
settled by news of the Indian insurrection. The
relation between that disturbance and short
sales of American securities Is not plain at this
distance, but 1t apparently exists in the minds
of profe ssional operators in Capel Court. In
view OF the extensive selling of American &c.
curities by London during the last few weeks
the approaching fortnightly settlement on the
Stock Exchange there will be watched with
moro than ordinary interest. To-day's cable ad-
vices foreshadowa an active borrowing demand for
securities in connection with that settlement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
Hanged. Not Lynched.

FAYETTEVILLE, W. Va. Aug. 24.-Tw thou
sand people Witnessed the execution of Jerry
Brown. colored. at 8 o'clock to-day. He was
convicted OF assault on Mrs. Radford. white.
The execution was quiet and orderly, notwith.
standing threats made by negroes. Albert
viers. one of the Lewis gang Of mnrderers. who
was sentenced to be hanged with Brown, broke
jail on last Thursday and has not yet been
naunht
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proposals.

PROPOSALS will he rccciyei at the PnrnAu ~ '4l'
/ piles and Accounts, Navy departments. NJ "S
ton, D. G.. urtl ~ o'clock noon. August ~
nisI at the NV YORK %ayy Yari,a qIautly iH3I
foulIng and anticnrrusivp compositions, I'"ill"' ~,
ment, luInher. tools. deck s%crEbIing irO'l"' "
zinc. Lard oil. urtrOlaiuiu. iuuLnira ."Ht ".r'i,
lamps, | electric generator, salt lork, an '"' 49,, n
sewing six, ElauK proposals vii, b" iurHl -A"I "a
application 10 tho Navy Pay Onirr, Sew YORK. -
win STEWART, Paymast. r. General. w. = -
0-l0-o7.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
Police Commissioner andrews We'll.

Police Commissioner Andrews has quite re-
covered from his attack of diphtheria and the
quarantine has been removed from his house.
It is expected that he may show up at Police
sibly TO attend tho meeting OF the board which
IL held this forenoon. His office has in his alb
aence been thoroughly overhauled and disin-
cleaned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
Court Calendars This Day.

Appellate Division-snpreme Court-Recen.
Supreme ~Court-Speclal Tcrm-PartI Motto cal-
endar called at 1890 A. NJ. Part Hex. parte mat
tiers.
Surrogate's ourt-ChRmbers-No day calendar
For probate-Wills OF Daniel W. Robinson, Sarah
Moore. Rose Mcdonald. stephen J. Thompson, Eliza
il. Matthews, Rody Mclaughlin, at 10; 80 IAN
City ~Court-Special Term-Motio
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25

into the Bank OF England on balance to-day
10000 Paris advices quote . y cents at 104
francs S7l2 confines. Exchange on London. 20
francs 17la confines.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25

average. 1t@i o., medium choice. I7@1sc.i medium
average, 1b@1 7c,; low Montana, l0Gl7c.; Washing
ton fine, 9olOc., Washington nne medium, 1l@lec.i
washington medium, 1870 l4c.; Colorado and New
Mexico improved. 100 ~ oc.; coarse and carpet, 100
l8c.; Georgia and southern. eec. The Wool EXCHANGE
N a fnlIpuva.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25

Darley-was dull and easier. New feeding, a9a@
3Or., cost and freight to Buffalo; 3l@33c,. cost and
freight to New York; mating, 4s@50c. Ryc-Was
easy, in sympathy with the West. state. i5@4Tc;
No. 3 Western, 5ajs5 ec, cost and freight TO Buffalo.
C~orn-Spot was easier, but more active. Sales i0O,-
900 bush, including 200, 900 No. = mixed at 33i4S
1890. free ON board anoat, and 100000 at the out
ports on private terms for export. No. 2 mixed,
8aasc. in elevator. Futures declined 2is12sc. Future
anleA Nnn 600 huah. "a fnllOMa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
SUBSTITUTION

SOOS uON
the FRAUD of the day.
See you get Carriers.
Ask for Carriers.
Insist and demand
GAkltk ) Little Liver Pills,
The only perfect
Liver Pill.
Take no other.
Even if
Solicited to do so.
Beware of limitations
of Same Color Wrapper.
e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-25
LEHIGH VALLEY
and Philadelphia Securities
DEALT IN ny
e. g. C..
Z NASSAU 81.
WIfrfi1nS Hhh dHfttihgS.
The MINNEAPOLIS & ST. Louis Railroad Co.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, August IL, 1897.
Notice is hereby given that. pursuant TO the bylaws
Of the Company, the annual meeting OF the Stock.
OF Minnesota and Iowa will be held at the ONCE Of
the Company. in the City of Minneapolis, Minnesota,
on Tuesday. Dot. 5, 1897, at twelve o'clock noon. for
the purpose Of electing Directors, and the TRANSACT
tion OF such other business as may legally come be-
forc the meeting.
The books Of the Company for the issuance and
transfer OF the stock will be closed from tho evening
Of September 4. 1907 to october 8. 1897.
JOSEPH GAskELL, EDWIN
Secretary. President.
AND RAILROAD
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Aug. 4, 1892.
EOTICE.-A quarterly dividend OF one dollar and
eeventy.hve cents per share has this day been de-
clared on the Preferred and Common Stock OF this
Company. payable on the hrst day OF September
next. TO the stockholders OF record at tho close Of
business hours on the 10th inst ant.
The dividend on shares registered IN New York will
be paid at the ofice OF the Conpany's Agents, Mtssrs.
Cuyler, Morgan & Company. ~ Pine street. New
York, and the dividend on shares registered In Chi.
caso will be paid at the ONCE OF the treasurer OF the
Company. c. II. FOSTER, Treasurer.
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Mails for Newfoundland, by rail to Halifax arg
thence by steamer, clu," AT thls orlIe "'I! az
$3.50 y. NJ. Mails for Miquclon. by rail t' rm,'"ai
$40 i. NJ. Natl for cuba close al this u'r"'lA.!
at 700 A. NJ. for forwardinH by st"uin'r' s'W"S
Mondays and Thursdays from i"rt i"mrA, IL
Mails for Mexico city, overland, unless Il ".'n,!.
addressed Tor despatch by steamer, t'use ~ ms
ONCE daily at ESQ A.. VI. and ESQ y, VI Sheos
tered mail closes at 500 I. VI, previous dAy'
T~RANS.PACIfIC MAILS.
Mails for the Society Islands per sup Gall"c from
san Francisco. close her" uailN up 10 NhE " q
$40 y. NJ. Mails Tor China, Jap.n, and hh"Ah.
per steamship COptic tfrOm Saa F%rnnrisc' d I.so
her" daily up to Aug. - at $3.50 7 VI Mali 10,
China and Japan, per steamship Columbia if'idt
TaCOna), close hero daily NJ 10 Aug. so a. " ~
L. NJ, Mails for liawa ali, Ier steamship An''rhla
Gr0ni Fan Francisco close here daily ipf'H p:
at 8:SO !. NJ, Mails for Australia wN'"W
West Australia, Hawaii and FiJi Islands,
per steamship AOrIng! from vancouver. rl''p
here daily after aug vi and up to sept a. ~
p NJ, Mails for China and Japan lsPe'iiIF "'
dressed only. per steamship Empress - 'Ai "a
from Vancouver, close here daily Ny 10 Srii "
at $40 L, VI. Mails Tor Australia except lH''o
for West Australlal. which are forw nr."i va
Europe. New Xta!and. Hawaii, FIJI, and samoan
Islands. per steamship Mariposa from san ran
cisco. close here daily NJ. I" Sept, il"at Nv y.
York OF ~stCam~hip Campania with British mans
for Australia, ,.
TRAM, rariiic mails are forwarded to port n .t'lnH
daily and tine schedule" ot closing Is arranged OF r 80
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland irI""'
Registered mail closcs al " y, NJ. previous day
COKNEllUN Al tOTT. ru,inn-i"r
Post ONCE, New York, y. y, Aus. 20. l-"'