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Appellate Division Supreme court-Nos. tb. 90.
20. BB. 10.
supreme .court-specia Term-Patt L.-Motion
calendar called At 1880 A. H.. Part LEX parte
Nos. i:p.a. =. 5. Deinurrers-Nos: aga. 4so. a7<
t6v. Preferred causes-Nos. ts37. tyO7. tp7i.
av70. 4syS. 1910. Part lv.-Clear. Law and fact
Nos. 5000, tb1o. toS7. 1897. 1889, 1885. tnI5.
t9te. Part v.-Caso unfinished. Cases from Part
~ !. Part yd-csse unInisned. Csses from Par,
cases. Trial -Term-part H.-cioar. Preferred
oauses-Nos. Otbl. otoi. l22o2, 1904. 12S0f,
Sltv. Part 1tI.--Case unfinished. Nos. e0lp, Gall.
OSLO. 5o7o. olso. ooss. oo2t. oost. ao7p. o77s.
ciea;. Cases from Part III. Part v.-ciear. Cases
from Part III. Part yL-case unfinished. Cases
from Par: Ill. Part vlI.-case unfinished. Nos.
olOe, 1908. 1891. 3t7O. 4i8S. 1888. 1884. 5o0,.
3oss, Ais. 1888. 5ls3. 52s2. 1888. $500. 59n2h.
$3.50. $3.50. s7.l. o3i2. gss4: oe7s., 4sIt., oooo.
osst. $3.50. b05y. Part IX.-case unfnisne ed Cases
from Part VII. Part X.-Case unfinished. Cases
from Part VII. Part xf.-clear. Cases from Part
II. Parts VIII. ana x1I.-Ad1ourned for the term.
snrroeate's ~cours-Triai Tsrm-wii OF Jame:
kearr at 1880 A. NJ. For probate.Wins OF sarah
A. Glover. Corneiia Hioks. Joseph sinnott. George
Kramer. Henry Irnige.. Patrick Williams, Herman
Eckor at 1880 A. NJ; Charles Siefcrt. Margaret
Frederick woehr at Y p. II.
City conrt-speciai foundations. Trial Term
Part 1.-CieRr. Nos. 1914. 1879. 1919. 1881. lbt9.
1928. 1858. 164o. lo4s. 1858, 1887. 1905. 1850.
iuy7. b2oo. 1907. 1854, 1928, 1855. 1865. 1858.
3Sos. 1919 lo7s; 1854; 1883, .s"1: l5ls. lsss.
249S, 34S4. Part u.-Case diminished. Nos. 5UbI,
2402. 222S, 257l, 1857, 2So7, g2B. a393. y0oy.
2Oo5. 5ys2, 1874, give. 20ty. 2oll, 3oIy. 2ov7.
2sss. 40. .uos. 1881, il7s. 2i9e. xe14. soso.
cAuses.Nos. $3.50. ss0o. 1880. ooos. Equity cases
Nos. 23l. 2o3, 1853.
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gssaI Autifes.


SEPREME COURT. City and County OF New York .
- Jennie Walsh. as trustee under the Last VIII ana
Testament Of Joseph z. Quin, deceased. plaintiff
against George d. Aud and John II. TresidieF, de
Pendants. summons
To the above named defendants and each OF them
You ere hereby INT d TO answcr tho complain
In this action. and TO serve n copy Of your answer on
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after tho
service OF this summons. exclusive OF the day "i ser
vice, and In case OF your failure 10 appear ar ana"'I,
judgment viii 10 tatsn against you hy defaul; for
the relief demanded In the complaint,
Dated May 9th. 1897.
l.. HOWELL LA NOTE.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Post once address and ONCE No. 100 B~roaiwSH
N. Y. City,
To the defendant George ID. Aud;
The foregoing summons Is served upon YOU ~
publication, pursuant To an order OF Hon. Frcicrrs
Snyth, one OF the Justices OF the Supreme court ~
the state Of New York. dated the 3rd day OF May.
1897, aud nled with tie complain In the nn'c'
the Clerk OF the County Of New York, al tire County
Court House, New York city.
Dated the 5d day of May. 1897
l.. HOWELL LA MOTIF.
Attorney for plaintiff.
100 Broadway. y. Z. CIV
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"WEDNESDAY. MAY /

WUnNrQnAv Nav1o
r. was worthy =, mt. tb.t in -. .ta.L
market tboso sbares mt tbs ohisc,s -, .acr..-
ave se,,,ng tor sbo-, oo.ornt 80. .e,I
frsc,iona1 e,ina m N. day.. tr,dinn Iii. ~.
two most active fsatur.s ~ ~. m.rS.. n.nsir
Chicago Gas and sro.r R.anjnr Ill 49,,
ed IN continuous and be.yr nr.s.uro .hrorah-
ont. scored NET lo..es NJ lsss tb.n ! a can't r.
active inquiry for botb sto,k, 4, ~. Low
m.rk.t NJ tho ,,o.. -, ,ha a. a;u.,a1aa
the character NJ tho s.,iins nndor ,.b;os
tho s,igbt d.c,,,o. hoa -, aroa,as
Tn, decI,no In Chioama a. o.r 49,"
IN tho .tt.-,oo, rnan ~" -
.dv;oao t,on, snrtnne.,d M 49, LII
90 a. s-.nnh,'.s ~, "
Chiooao Nd 49, $780, 4, ~ - -
~. IoaisIo.uro r. rea.a.S az.
s,ro.t has asau,aa 49, 49, LIN
and Tho AN nond;ne moasrro nunr,dina 49,
conso1id.tior ~ th. oon.,i,u.n oonnarn, ~
Chiooao o. con,nsnU rorIS $500 ~ Wv
togethsr bence the se,una -, Chioaan GO. w.
ttes..a. tn -. - -. Iao
ronort.d .hat ~. y oou.na,a
s--s ho 49,
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ioro..msn. for sis.lso. also No. sic East iioth
street. YOxtOJ. 10. four.st"ry brown.stoue nat nouns.
with i'm improvements. 20 Simon Herman. Tor to.Sov1
also Nos. aip TO os7 East sixth strest, aoxyo.lO eeen.
ten nve.story brioK tenement houses,No blpto Adler
4 Herman for Sip. 800. No. osl TO I. Franrenthni,r
for SIS, n SO, No. 0Y1 20 l.. Prankcnthaler Tor NLs..
100. No. oS5 to K. D. Marks for sly.4O0. NO. "
to r. II. Marks FOR $4,000. No. esv 10 Aoier@
Herman for sic, TOO, No. oSl to 1. Gottgetrau ,or
CIV. 500, NO. ass TO I. uotteotrau for ely.vo0i NO:
rso TO Hugo cohn for e2t.0oo. No. oSI 60 HUGO
Conn for sst. 100; slso Nos. sle, 2is: and we nS,t
Seventh street, 2bxv0. 10 each, three nVe-story
brick tenement houses. No. geo to Rachael tlat
for SO 300. No. 2lo TO Adler 4 Herman for Wv.
400. No. Els 70 A. b. Nelson FOR s1e,O0Oi nlno
Brook avenue. east side. 7o.v4 north Of lostn
strset, 80. 0SKlUO. bxS7. a0xt0U.b. TO Leo Hunter
for $4,000. also Brook ayenue, west side: snons 20
1871. 40. TO Loo Hunter for S4,1U0.
d. Phoenix Insraham a Co. sold Pleasant avenue.
east aide. 10 feet north 1isth street. soxI0. dwell
ing. foreclosure. to the plaintiff. James M. Ander'
son. trustee. &C.. for SIS.u00.
Strong a ireland sold West 101st street. north
side. 125.feet east Columbus avenue. sox10O.ll.
fore ,losure. to PLAINTIFF. Lilly X. stern ana Louis
Lichtschein. for s2S. 900.
William Kennedy sold No. IL East lpoth street.
1875 feet east t1fth avenue, S7xlO0.ll. nve.atnty
brick fiat house, to William ]. Amend for $780,
700.
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COMMERCIAL COMPEND.

WEDNESDAY. May 12.-GRAIN-Wheat-Spot
was In brisk demand and higher. Sales OF. 900
No. 1 hard Manitoba, $4,000 No. / Northern
spring. $4,000 winter. and 2l2.OOO spring
wheat on private terms for export. Free
on board afoat: No. l Northern spring. New
York. siisc.; do. Duluth, s5isc.; No. 3 hard
winter, soho; No. 2 do. slac. Duluth re-
ceived to-day 86,37s BUSH. against 3 0.l5O
last year; Minneapolis 1O3. 800, against IS, 100;
Chicago 6,l53, against $4,000, Milwaukee co.
$50, against 1920; Toledo 9,033. against
1000. Futures advanced sc. TO 1asc.. but lost
most of this and closed isc. lower to isc. higher
on all months except May, which was sc. higher.
Future sales 100000 BUSH, as follows:
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Liverpool advanced Id. Paris advanced nc. to
s sfi p ssEs a say ssTs, against lS; rs e, S=GP sss T:se an. nd
S Ssg Against sssi yea a ,o., o @c g and SNc - is.t s ys4 p as
Improvement on realizing sales. Corn and oats ad.
Cd. The trading, was dun and tsstSrcisss Ii IiS:
s saI sdU ', ICED, I'd I'd; S on g corn, Chicago received
tomorrow are estimated At lgS cars Of corn and 40
ni 9nts; s Sa tss ssar NAY selling iH,WI NV aSsS II, was q s s,rSng it tnI,
the opening The demand came principally from
70 tSG rs. sGS s broke lSI ps sFsq i Sc. from 70 sh the s top. the an m sTGrt
closing at I9Sc. for July. There was no material
ssti@Sted a shortage OF %, per cent. in their crop.
Cash business here was light. New York reported
snces from here to-day were 10000 bush, making
s $4,000 1I sSs ne in aar tw SScs d az io. Corn Tb was H,,v higher: but
nucnced, by the strength In wheat. The selling was
professionsars,' The early stransth !" in c tTf S Sns WSe Gy
helped oats for a time, but they closed with the ad.
F~LouR-Trsde was quiet. Prices were higher. sales
$500 bbls., mostly for export.
n...,. Fsrrcls. Sacks.
receipts. .................... .....l 2,B20 1l,360
exports 2,725 5000
Winter S. IN eels s]apsrrn., q sosss; No. 9 estra;
S q 81 M sttrTfi saS vS St'2 2ST q 49,, patents st,'SS
KS, y 100 IH' Ss. 5Ssooe run ml I'D nRs[ so to 100 ibssj So
07h@6oc. sherps lnne,, ,60@7slac.
MiddlinE uplands 5s4c,, against s 5.lec. last year;
Charleston advanced l.sc. New orleans sold 5000,
ST: Louis 5t4, Augusta 1873, Norfolk IL, and savannah
2 bales. Liverpool was unchanged on the spot, with
sales of 5000 bales; futures there opened l point
higher. but reacted and closed easy at q net decline
Of L TO q points. In Manchester yarns wero duh
but steady; cloths duh. Memphis received to-day 90
bales, against 3p2 last week and pl last year; st,
Louis 25. against AZ last week and 81 last year;
Houston $50, against 1.B43 last week and BSf last
year; Augusta 90, against a6s last week and l2l
last year; Cincinnati 800. against $40 last week and
27a last gear; Ansusta SHIPPED to-day "a bales, Mem.
phis lp4. st. Louis 52S. Gin innati 52i. and Houston
sag bales. Houston expects tomorrow 900 to 500
tnlcs, against 500 last week and $50 last year. New
Orleans expects 900 to / 900. against 2,SI8 last week
and l.i02 last year. Tho port receipts were 1858
bales. against S.2l8 last week and 5.9S1 last year;
thus far this week 25.T4s. against 81 ZOE thus far
last week. The exports from the ports aprroximatod
$4,000 bales. New orleans declined 5 points, hut re.
covered part OF the loss. Futures here declined 4 to
z points, recovered the loss and advanced slightly,
but reacted and closed steady at "A net decline OF 9
to 2 points. with sales OF 81, 500 baleo. Tho future
trading was as follows:
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Futures here declined : to IN points. closing barely
steady. with sales Of IN, 800 bags. Havre declined =
to Il. Hamburg declined !. to l. pig. Rio exchange
declined l.32d. Rio was steady and unchanged; re-
cc!pts, 1000; stock. 22l, 900; exchange. Z 25.82d.
santos was quiet and unchanged; receipts. 5000:
stock 900. 900. Lower European cables, accompanied
by selling orders, caused the decline. The only sup
port the market received was from the covering Of
shorts.
NAVAL SToREs--rnchanged.
PRovIsoNs-Lard lower al dull. Prime. e4.2o.
Pork firm but quiet. Ness. IS. 1850 80. 25. Tallow,
sac. Buttcr-Crenmery. Western. lbc. Eggs-State.
fresh gathered. Chicago, May l2.-"Asids
from moderate buying OF pork by brokers. thought TO
he for a local insider. provisions lacked support. lard
and ribs sagging on moderate offerings from packers.
The libersI hog receipts and rather poor cash demand
will account for the selling by packers in the specu.
lative market. and the present lack Of outside trade
gives this market an easy undertone and a bearlsh
outlook: 10000 hogs are estimated for to. morrow.'
SCGAR-Raw steady: so test. 27sc.: ga test. 80 l8c.
Sales. $500 bags crntrifugsls. a60 test. at 3 5.l8c.;
$500 bags molaSses sugar, sS' test, at 2esc.. and 400
bags muscovaio. So test, at csc. Refined more
active and steady.
CHICAGO. Nav l2.-These were TO day's prtces.
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Digging for Treasure Hidden II q Cave.

New oRLKANs, May l2.-There is great OK
citement at Preston, Kemper county. Miss, over
q letter received from an old Indian In the terri
tory concerning some treasure hidden near Pres
ton in a mound where q cave has been found.
This Indians statement is that there Is a wagon
load Of gold and silver in the cave. Many men
spade, while the woods are full Of men with
guns. pistols, and other implements to stand of
q rush,
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Available cash balance,
including gold balance. S22a, 00S, 741 022p. 565, $40
Money in London, u y cent. Rates of discount
in open market for both short and three months
bills, l5-l691 y cont. Paris advices quote 3 v
cents at 103 francs 81 centimes. Exchange on
London. % francs IL confines.
Whitehouse& & Co. invite holders OF outstand.
ing 4 y cent. Atlantic and Pacific guarantee
trust bonds to communicate with them with a
view OF cooperating for tho protection OF their
rights.
Price, Mccormick & Co. announce that they
are ready to buy and sell Eastman Kodack,
Rochester Gas and Electric stocks, and stocks OF
other industrial companies.
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airidtuds mud Anterest.

OFFICE OF THE BoARD OF DIRECTORS AMER.
" EXPRESS COMPANY. B6 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK, May l2, 1897.
The Board OF Directors OF this company has this day
declared q dividend OF three dollars 1872 per share.
payable on and after the nrst day OF July next.
The transfer books will be closed on the 5th day of
June, at ~ o'clock NJ, aud rcopeued on the I'd day OF
July, 1897.
BY order of tho board.
CHAs. G. CLARE Treasurer.
ADAMS ENPRESS
so BROADWAY, NEW YORK, May l2. 1897.
Tho Transfer Books OF this Company will be closed
from 2 o'clock r. NJ. May "a. 1877. TO the morning OF
June 2, 1892. W. l.. HuBHELL, Treasurer.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES proposals will
~ be received by the Trustees OF the Village OF Rich.
mond nm. l.. l., at tho Village Hall on Johnson ave. IN
said Village. on Monday evening, May II. 1897, untu
b O'Clock.
For the grading and matchmaking OF certain Streets
and Avenues to the amount OF about 7 miles.
The Trustees reserve the right 10 reject any and all
bids.
Printed forms OF proposals or estimates contain
ing conditions OF bidding, the specifications for eacn
street, and the proposed contracts. and security fnt
faithful p, rformance thereof, together with all ncces
sary particulars and instructions, may be obtained
from James r. Deehan, Village Engineer and street
Commissioner. by mail or at his ONCE. Woodhavcn.
l.. l., where the plans and pronles may DO seen from
2 IL o =. NJ, daily. from and after May II, 1897.
Dated Richmond Hill. l.. l., May 10, 1897.
BY order OF the Board OF Trustees.
HENRY WILLETT, President
/. II. GREvE. Clerk.
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Total sales of railway bonds cpar value). 10000 900.
RAILROAD n THEIR SHARES.
Omen High. Loo -Closfn0-
Sal,s. ing. est. est. Bfd. asked.
90 Ads EI.l62 l63a 1862 l62 l64
aolos Am S R"ll4% 1862 ll1tll4h
II Am sRplo4h lo4L lo4k 1922 lo44
100 AmsMp 2eS o 29s go 80
2oi1 Am Tob. 7lL 72s 7l1 7ll 72s
40 Toh pflo54 1862 1854 lo4 =
lam EH..ll4 ia ia ll3 ll4
az Amcop SO 59h 6s 90 SO
1890 Atch.T&
SEE. loh los loh loS los
1913 Atch.T&
Sep" les 2ob 1919 30 2os
20 D Tn d.loeh lo7 1867 1867 1914
1900 c ca's so'. 4os 4e: a. 40. az.
sot ches&o leS le's loh l8S lea
1910 Chic Gas e2s e35 els 81 S2s
sch a Altl5l l6l l5l 100 -
go ga wlo4h lo6 lo4A lo45 lo5h
7ost c. BAe1 7Ah 74S 7A% 7Ah 74S
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Glertious aud Meetinas.

DELAWARE n HUDSON CANAL COM
FANNY.
NEW YORK May 18th, 1897.
At q meeting OF the stockholders OF the Delaware
and Hudson Canal Company. held at the ONCE OF tho
company In this city on Tuesday. the 18th inst, the
following persons were elected managers for the en-.
suing year:
AMES ROOSEVELT,
ROBERT NJ. OLYPHANT,
WIN. T~ILLINGHAST.
ALFRED VASSANTvOORD
JAMES A. ROOSEVELT,
ALEXANDER y. ORR.
CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPRW,
JAMES w. ALEXANDER,
JAMES r. AYLOR
BENJAMIN BREWSTER,
HORAC q. YOUNG,
JOHN JACOB Aston,
X. SOMERS HAYES.
And at q meeting OF the Board OF Managers, held
this DAY; NJ, robert NJ. olyphant was unanimously no.
BY order OF the Board of Msnagen.
D. u. Secretary.
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UNION TRUST COMPANY Of NEW YORK,
80 ROADWAY
SO o STREET.

NEW YORK. May Sd, 1897.
THIS COMPANY, as Trustee under the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM.
PANY'S SIX PER CENT. COLLATERAL
TRUST INDENTURE, has on hand the
sun of Fifty.six Thousand nine hundred
dollars ($56,9OO), applicable to the pur.
chase of bonds secured by said indenture.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the sale Of
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY'S SIX PER CENT. COLLATERAL
TRUST BONDS to the above extent will
be received by the UNION TRUST COM.
PANY OF NEW YORK, Trustee. and be
opened at the office of the said Trustee at
noon on Friday, May 18th, 1897, when the
lowest offer will be accepted, provided it
does not exceed five per cent. Is per cent?
premium and accrued interest.
This notice is given in conformity with
the indenture of trust.
UNION TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Trustee.
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2rnpnSaIS.


NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS n
~ Sealed proposals for furnishing the necessary ma.
terial and performing the labor for completing tbs
State Capitol building at Albany. N. z. will be re-
ceiyed at the ONCE OF the Superintendent OF Public
Works in Albany. y. Y. until Wednesday, May 18th.
:, The drawings and specifications for the work 10 os
performed have been classified under four different
subdivisions for different parts Of the work. as fol-
lows:
No. l. Completion of tho north. south. and east ter.
races, d~rtveways, eastern approach. and other work
east terraces. drtveways. and eastern approach.
No. 8. Completion or the carving Of the western
staircase.
No. 1. completion OF the north and south corridors
OF the fourth story OF the western staircase. and other
work.
Each contractor may bid for one or more OF the
above named subdivisions or for tho whole work.
Each bid must be accompanied by 4 certified check or
New York draft for ten per cent. OF the amount or the
proposal or proposals. TO guarantee execution OF con
tendent OF Public. Works. Said deposit will be re-
tained as a part of the security until the completion
OF the contract, The amount OF bond for the faithtul
performance OF contract, on execution or contract
will DO forty per cent. of the proposal or proposals,
and the amount OF labor bond required on execution
OF contract will be thirty per cent. OF the proposal or
proposals.
In submitting proposals contractors " i'll be required
TO mention the time in which they Will bind them
selves. under penalty, to complete the work. the clo'
ment OF time TO be considered In the awarding OF con
tracts.
Drawings and specifications for the several works
may be seen and forms OF proposals. obtained 1t the
once of !. @. Perry. Capitol Commissioner. IN the
Capitol at Albany, n. Y. The right Is reserved 10 70
1ect any or all bids. Proposals must be addressed to
Superintendent of Public Works, state Capitol Al
bany, N Y.
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Inc committee on Stock List of the Stock EN-
change has directed that the call First INSTALL
ment Paid be added to Oregon Improvement
Company Certificates of deposit for consolidated
mortgage 5 = cent. bonds. This action by tho
Stock Exchange committee is due to the pay
ment by a very large proportion OF the holders
OF the bonds OF the first installmont OF tho con-
tribution called for undor the Waterbury plan
of reorganization.
The Governing Committee of the Stock Ex-
change listed the following securities to-day
Central Trust Company's certificates Of deposit for
f9.085.0o0 Brooklyn Elevated first mortgage bonds;
9l.l26.o0o Brooklyn Elevated second mortgage
bonds; o1.2l2.Oon Union Elevated first mortgage
bonds. and el.245,OOo Seaside and Brooklyn Bridge
Eievatei Railroad Company's inst mortgage bonds.
The Committee on stock List Is authorized to add to
notified that further amounts have been Issued.
Union Pacific Railway Company's o y cent. gold
collateral trust notes. countersigned by the United
states Trust Company, o.. so. 900. The Committee
on stock List is empowered to add TO the list add.
tional notes up TO 0s.4Ss. 900 when onlciai notice
shall have been received that they have been issued.
The receipts OF the Government to-day were:
Customs. S5s3.l75; internal revenue, 1910, 1913,
and mlscellaneous, S6t.l35. a total OF S9l7,-
1913. The disbursements were 81, 10000 an
excess OF expenditures over receipts OF Sl92, 266.
The receipts OF the fiscal year TO date have been
1894, 3s3. 1857. and disbursements 1927, go. ss2,
an excess of expenditures over receipts OF $780,
2s7,Ol5
The net assets of the Treasury at tho close of
business to-day as officially computed compare
with those of YESTERDAY AZ follows.
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2nblir Nntires.
OFFICE NOTICE.

L =
should be read DAILY by all interested, a. changes
may occur ut any tlme)
Foreign mails for the week ending May Is, 1897,
will close In all cases. at the General
Post ONCE as follows:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
THURSDAY.-At 4 A. NJ. for EUROPE, per steamship
Columbus, via Plymouth. Cherbours. and Ham.
burg.
sATURDAY.-At $3.50 A. NJ. for FRANCE Sw1TzrR.
LAND. ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL, URKEY
EGYPT. and BRITISH INDIA, per steamship ID
Bourgogne.. via Havre; at $3.50 4, n, for GER.
MANY, SWEDEN, NORWAY Chris.
tiania). and RUSSIA, per steamship Aller'. via
Bremen 1etter for other parts OF Europe, via
Cherbourg. must be directed per Aller"i; at =
A. NJ. for NETHERLANDS direct, per steamship
schiedam. via Amsterdam letters must he directed
per Schiednm'); at 4 A. NJ. for NETHERLANDS
direct, per s,eamship Amsterdam. via Rotter.
dam Cetters must be directed per Amsterdam;
at A. n. for GENOA, per steamship Ems 1etters
must be directed per Ems W; at 10 A. NJ. for
SCOTLAND direct, per steamship Fnrnessia, via
Glasgow uetters must be directed per Fur.
ncssia ~; at IL A. NJ. for NORWAY direct, per
steamship Island 1etters must be directed "ner
Island - at II A. N. Complementary 1890 P. NJ
FOR EUROPE, per steamship Etruria'. via Queens.
town.
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PRINTED MATTER. &c-German steamers sailing
and specially Addressed Printed Matter. &e.' ~.
other parts OF Europe. American and White Star
steamers on Wednesdays, German steamers on
Thursdays. and Cunard,. French and German
steamers on Saturdays take Printed Matter. &c,
for all countries for W hich they are advertised to
carry mail.
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Girrticns ana Mtetinas.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
MILLS BUILDING. rs WALL STREET,

- u NVNTN Nv.
MILLS BUII as WALL STREET,
NEW YORK, May II, 1897
The nftieth annual meeting of stockholders OF IN.
Pacific Mall steamship Company will be held al the
ONCE Of the Company, So Wall st: tMills building, in
tho city OF New York. on wednesday, the goth dav ~
May, 1897. between tho hours OF i2 noon and 2 O'Clock
r. III, for the election OF Directors and tho trAns,oS
tion OF such other business a. may properly come hs,
fore IL. The transfer books of the Company viii
close At tho once OF tho Union Trust COMPANY an
Monday, the 18th day Of May, 1892. at 8 o'clock p NJ
and will reopen on "Wednesday, June 2, 1897, at ID
u,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders Of IN,
i GFoahon High Duty Pumping Engine Co. viii he
held at it's ONCE, foot of East l8sth at, New York
city, on Monday, May 90. 1897. at II A. NJ, for tho
purpoae of electing directors for the ensuing yeSr
and transscting such other business as may come Ss.
fore the meeting.
nNHE sUN PRINTING N PUBLISHING AssOCIn
Il TiON,-Tho annual election OF trustees OF this az.
ISOLATION will he held at Its onlce, 40 Nassau street.
New York, on Monday, May "a. 1897, from noon mi
1880 O'Clock p. N.