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Proposals
DROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

Observation-Disclosures OF the Interior
ONCE OF Indian Affairs Washington D. c. April g. 1877
Sealed endorsed Proposals beef bids Tor
beef be submitted In separate enveopes) Flour or
Transportation &C." the may be- and directed
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. No. /. state
ST.. Chicago Ills. will be received until O'Clock
OF Tuesday. May L. 1891 for furnishing for the Indian
Service beef four bacon and other articles Of subsist
also for agricultural implements wagons harness.
hardware. medical supplies and long list Of misce
articles also bids for the transportation such
u the articles. goods and supplies may
aced for We delivered at the Sealed Pro
possls endorsed Proposals for coffee sugar clothing
school books, &c.. the be- and directed 10
the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. Nos II and -
Wooster ST.. New York CITY. will be received until |
o'clock D. o. Tuesday. May -. 1891. for furnishing
FOR the Indian Service coffee. tea. rice beans
baking powder groceries, blankets woollen and
cotton goods clothing notions hats ami caps boots and
shoes. crockery and school book. BIDS De made
ou, On o,ernmrnt blanks Schedule swing all Necessary
TO The Indian ONCE In Washington; Nos II and 10
Wooster St. New York city. No. l.24 State St. Chi
Ills. the Commissaries OF Subsistence l.. s. A.
Cheyenne. I@avsnwoIth Omaha. 81. Louis and 81 Paul
the Posmasters II Sioux crty Yankton, Arkansas city
Caldwell. Topeka Wichita and Tucson. lids will be
opened al the days above stated and bidders Invited 10
be present at the openings. Certified Checks-Al bids
must be accompanied by certified checks drafts upon
United Stat depository or solvent National Bank
for at least FIVE PER CENT. Of the amount Of the pro
posa. d. ~ HIpOwNINo. Commissioners.
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NINETY EIGHTH STREET. SAMUEL y

~ HoYT. ALFRED NJ. HOYT and JAMES w JACK.
son trustees Mary Hoyt under the last VIII snd
testament OF Hoyt, deceased plantifs against
JOIIV q EAKER and others. defendants. Action No :
In rsuance the judgment of foreclosure and sale
% made and In the above entitled action bear
inp tate tho day OF April 1897. and fled In the
orice - the Clerk the city and County Of New York
tho undersigned tho referee In said Judgment named.
vii so N public auction. the New York Real Estate
Salesroon, No III Broadway. in the CITY County and
Sp,te ~ New York on the 4th day Of May. 1897, at
twelve clock Of that day by Peter F. Meyer auc.
tIoneer the premises In said judgment mentioned and
therein described folows-AI that certain lot piece
ar ,,arcel Of land the building thereon erected.
situate lying and being in the city and Cour;y Of New
York and bounded and described as follows.-BF1-
GINNING at point on the Souhery line or side OF
Xinntv-eghh Street. distant five hundred and twenty
i've $3.50 Westerly from the Westerly side line OF
Central Park formerly Eighth Avenue); thence
running Westerly, along the southerly line or side OF
southerly and parallel with Central Park West formerly
Eighth Avenue) and az the through party wall
one hundred 900 feet and eleven G Inches 10 the
ire lin. OF block Ninety and Ninety
eighth Streets running Eastery. along said
line twcnty-nve (25) feet: thence Northery. and
parallel with West formerly Eighth Avenue)
and part way through party wall, hundred
(OO feet and eleven 0 riches the Southerly line
side Of Ninetyeghth Street the point place OF be-
ginning. o
JOHN pELAHUNTY. Referee.
DAILY. HoYT & MASON Pioinurs Attorneys. No. II
Nevy York
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Is hereby given that An Act has been passed by
both branches % the legislature entitled AN ACT to
amend chapter eight hundred and twenty OF the laws
eighteen hundred and ninety ave. entitled An Act TO
lr,afr barberny sunday FURTHER notice Is hereby
given that Public Hearing such bl viii be held at
the Once OF the Mayor In the city Hall. the City OF
New York on April 23fd. 1897. at $3.50 o'clock T. NJ
Dated city Hall. New York. April i9h. 1897.
1. STRONG MAYOR,
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Dnbllc Notlees.
SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT THE


DUBLIC SALE OF OLD MATERIAL AT THE
NAVY YARD NEW YORK.-Navy Department
Washington, u. G.. April ls9I-There will be sold at
the Navy Yard New York, material belonging TO the
navy. condemned UNIT for therein. consisting OF
clothing provisions small stores tobacco, beeswax iron
safes ordnance scrap metals engine steam
rivcter cushion hammer. bending rolls punching ma
chimes boer tubes old boilers. engines boats furniture
bunting diving Jumps gold leaf pitcn silver plated
crockery, navigating instruments. chronometers. spy
glasses books. mail wagon, The sale Will be for
cash 70 highest bidder. by sealed proposals 20 1-
opened AT II O'Clock May T. 1897. Schedules con-
Lining form proposals and OF sac Nil, be fun
nshed application the Genera. storekeeper. Navy
Yard, New York JOHN ID. LONG Secretary OF the
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TO BUILDERS.

TT'V Do IIIDT'fE'7'
i Sealed proposals for furnishing the necessary ma
,ooi. and reforming labor for rebuilding WARDS u
is and a. and work Of the male department OF ns
unhat,an state Hospital Wards Island. y. Y. may
~. sent bv mail delivered in person up 20 T., NJ;
Thursday. April 22d. 1897 TO Henry H. n owlamu So,
Itospiiol nj No Madison Avenue. New YORK Guy az
which time place the Board OF Managers WI" iece'e
and open all proposals , .,... ,n-,.,
plans and specifications may he seen and blank ,9rins
80 n%nnosals obtained office Of the Board OF Man
ayers Of the Manhattan State Hospital. No Madis9n
Ayenue New York city. the male department on ware
Island and at the office OF l. c. Perry architect IN te
CAPITOL. Albany y. \. -, - a ~, ,n.
ans AVID specfcatons and be accompanied by bonds o
an approved surety company guaranteeing the i"''i''
execution OF the offer II accepted 49,, . 49,. ~
The OF Managers reserve the rght 10 eJect ~,
mr. oil hIds "a they may for the best interests OF the
State IrL,.,,l - =, Wanaoera
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Orean Steamers.

NN>HorNNonoor~cvN~<Nor |r"v>r~'''1V>> " ~ WIN
N]O[RITGG @[SRUNlAW iIlW0Wo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
PLYMOUTH. LONDON BREMEN. a. u
Trave tn. April a. 10 An sase tn Nay l ~ 10 M
Havei. Tu Ma II ~ VI Lain. tn. June l. 10 Am
CHERBOuRG. PARIS BREMEN ~ IN ~
Allcr. Sat. ~ A. ". Spree sat Miv ~ w A''
TwIN-sCREw PASSENGER sERVioE
SOUTHAMPTON LONDON BREMEN M o,
Konigin Luse ...............T Thursday May To- HUI"
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA, 10 N
Fulda April "a 10 a. NJ. Vera MAY ~ ~ ~
Kaiser. May s, 10 4 Fuda May i ~ u, 10
OELRIcHS & co. 2 ROWLING GREEN
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Is.-ave. s. 10, IS, map new village e., Of Jerome:
Harry Morgan. referee to Fhomena lie {, GO
,a SnrlS No Is West Mary l. Undcrhi to
liSthHss 81 "i Jas Il Of shave 5oxicoll Nor
s,einhardt and wife 20 George F Purring- ,oo
,7sS1.i corner Washing ion-aye. runs i5o *
196x n BOX e 10 10 BAthgite-Rve. 1907
70 l5$a 49, 2S to G RSd1 Horace se'oF a2o
a Nd t %1s H Sssss aoFT-a Joshua
Lot IS, Block ii, map Do!s Lyon property; Eliza
2stst Ncs ?l5 99d 2i7 East the chlldrens AID 10000
2sd-si. 10 20 West; Mary a King to William ,oo
sd fsTs' No So; Hugo Huber to Emil Huber
sO,h-si. No 100 West: Joseph Crrlto and wife 10
s7 &aitsF No sac %es,; william Hail and wife
s,Sa Sssf 70 SEQ David Mcclure and another
. ssesrG 70 ss W Test BERTHA R Bcrscy ct
sss No So ss2 East il. xTenk sr1 GTeSn to the
62d-st, 30 3i5 East; James NJ Geery and wife
si sG4a Norman NSS aa and Ga West. Bp6ast Bliss
,1 4rr w's ITO It Of Madson-ave ioox1o0ii
Henry Rothschid and wife to Maurice NJ Stern
,sSth hssi 80 81 West; Matte
IoSd-si. No SIS West Alonao Kighi and VIE go
s,aS george go 2i35 5Pe Christian Kaefcr to
,.s, T1ns s $50 II W Of Grand Boulevard 5ox
991l; Patrick II Lynch and wife TO James 7 81
shave, No 2i73; John Bending and wife to
i'h; Gideon 10 Knapp 0 to ms6n H 1000
i6)th-st. property; Sheppard Knapp ct al 20 oo
Js CnnFteH sr98s ss IT Of G5i6-s $50. irres
ular; Reuben r Smith and wife to Kate An
,s as6,9p SIS q wii.ays, i5ozioo IS 90
washing.on-ave e s. q # of dividing line be-
s swssn a s,i ~ g : Mare Fte41ic6 to
Henry Zeltner Brewing Comlany ....';::..;:. o'""
is Ga-asia xs6 mai RanF to % < y
Jerorne-ave, $. 1885 II n Of 165th-s BOX irreE-
uIar. (-rarn
w .h,s,n rave /, 100 It Of isSd-s, 24x@o. IRE
northern Improvement Company 70 Marsare;
s' reSss s.5o West sq Farms EdTa and
w Sfe 70 SGen los IT Of i5ts, 541ie5
" Bernard B stsnbrnk and wife to Charles II
sss asa # ,s S e. ss ss1
lSss 50 spP Mccra% Clara Mon naGe
OF George f carr e al 10 North New-York
Building ana d, IoS N.,Asso,s1 Real
estate Association. at Fordhamg Ridse Bernard
Me,zaer and wife 20 Hannah Selberstein :: -.
Eidridqe co + Of i. R.inf 2o7,s,2 2oE''
RSss F "a # al the S American B6e Society
Harris Mandsltegm and anG5seT as,s i"0
jacob steinm.ailer and wife to Herman Ball
1,S1 s3 Nos ss @G; Elliott Minor referee % 900
Il E Q, boulevard o.ilxoo lllsxo. s.x75: Laura
Amsterdam-ave, corner 1oIth-s 3310HlOD;
James II Havens and wife 10 George Achen- oo
lOsds; 10 "a West: clarence D Jones to Laura
Lyman Place, e Freeman-st, 15Ns@ll;
James Haley and another TO Alfred Isr!cSon.. $500
4J2 II n OF TTsversst.
2SxlOD. Arthur OCOnnOr % Thomas Nc
Grain .............................. 100
Lot 233 map Lott G Hunt estate; Plus Epper
and wife Philip Habenlcht ............... 100
Lot O. block A. amended map Hudson y Rose:
Hudson u Rose and wife 10 William De We're. 800
Mary ponohue ..,.......@".....'.. 100
levy 10 George Ranger. 1900
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BIDS OR ESTIMATES. WITH THE

- ,iuc OF the work and the name OF the bidder "a
dorsed thereon will tie received by the department ~
Sp,ty,r parks nj It's offices Arsenal Building Shtyto9a
str.et and Firth avenue. Central Park until 80
p NJ OF Monday. April 20 1897. for the folIownshA"'S
works: ... n.,,, ,,o,.uopy or THE
No. l. FOR PAINTING THE lRoNWoRk. 0 0T in "a
RiiIpGE ACROSS THE HARLEM RIVER hNo"NN. ~
WAsHINGTON BRIDGE IN THE CITY Or NEW
YORK - ., ,.,, ,>,, Avn ,NoN.
CRETE IN THE BOTTOM OF A PORTION or tt,uT
POOL" NEAR ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND sIssSS
AND EIciHTH AVENUE. IN THE CENTRAL PARk'
laras see Record"
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~ IYETY-EIGHTH STREET.-sAMUEL y

~ HoYT. ALFRED NJ. HoYr and JAMES w JACK
COY ,yistees for Mary Hoyt, under the last Will
"a testament Of Hovt deceased plaintiffs against
,nuU ~ piKFR and others defendants Action No g.
In nursuance the judgment OF foreclosure and sac
d made and entered In the above entitled action pear
ng date the Of April 1891, and Ned IN the ONCE
,he clerk OF City and County or York l. me
undersigned the referee in said Judgment named VIII
Iii a. ublir auction tho N@w York Real Estate Sa.es
room 80 III Rroadway in the CITY county ana state o,
80, - that day by Peter F. Never auctioneer. the
IN said Judgment mentioned and therein described
r,iiovs-ATr, that certain lot piece or parcel OF lana,
,s huilsng thereon erected situate. lying and being
tho C,tv and County OF New YORK. and bounded and
IascSrbad az follows BEGINNING at a point on the
ber line or side Ninetyeighth street. distant I'VE
bdred and fifty 55O feet Westerly from the westerly
Ire Contra, West Gormerly Eighth
,Vcrue, thence running Westerly along tn" Southery
Two az side OF Nney-e Eh:h Street twenty (2o feet
tbenca running Southery and parallel WITH central ParK
tbrouch party hundred ,ioo) feet and eleven
IN inches 10 the centre line OF the block between Ninety
seventh and Ninetyeishth streets thence running aS
erl along said centre line. twenty-five 2l feet thence
Norherly and parallel with Central Park West formery
irigtth Avenue and part OF the way through parry
vail one hundred feet and eleven Oh inches TO me
tber line or eide Of Ninety Street 10 the point
or place Of beginning. -
Dated New-York April :, ls9I ,,,.>.-,v ,.
DAILY. HoYT & MASON Plaintiffs Attorneys NO II
Wi'ianr York city.
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Eeuul Noiites.
rNoNON|NNNNNrcNCCN"
H-IEL,rY EIGHTH STREET.-SAMCEL y.

....->-on><r<-ronr|rN Observation-Disclosures
NTINETY- EIGHTH STREET-SAMCEL y.
~ HoYT. ALFRED NJ. HOYT and JAMES w; JACNI
SON Trustees for Mary Irene Hoyt under the last VII!
ana testament Ioyt. deceased plaintiffs against
fottT q BAKER and others. Defendants.-Aotion no.
In pursuance Of the judgment u foreclosure ana ta
AM. made nd entered the above entitled action bear
Ing date me day n April 1897 ana h.ed IN we
o1ce az the Clerk Of the City and COUNTY OF Now 1ots
the undersigned the referee in .ald judgment naea
ilI aelI at public at the New lork tea fsa
Saiesroom No Broadway in the Clty; Co"n sS7 an"
cto,e Of New York the 4th day OF NAY Io''. ~
twelve o'clock Of that day by Peter r Never auo
tioneer the premises In said judgment inentI9h.n
therein described foows:-ALi that certain lo PEI
mr. marcel Of land. with the building thereon efe. ~.
sitiaie wing and being In the city and COUNT 9l w
Work and bounded and described as fol9WS'
NING at a point the souherly line or sis o ,s,ariv
etgb,b street distant FIVE hundred GOD tee
from the Westerly side or line of Central tsLK 49,
formerly Eighth Avenue; thence running westerly h.nB
tho souhcrlv line side 81 Ninetyeghth street twem LIZ
ave Co, reot thence running southerly AMI parae
Central Park formerly Eighth Avenue, snd ps' "a
,he ~ through party wall one hundred il"n M aIu
eIevon an inches the centre line OF the nock
seventh and Ninety eighth Streets thence rnhrs
Eas,erv along said centre line. twenty-five sZD w..
,Lo,ce Northory and parallel with Central fatk
Tormerly Eghe Avenue) and part of the way rpps
,,rtv wall one hundred 400 feet and eleven az icI
20 be Sou,hery side Of Ninetyeighth Street TO the point
or place Of beginning. . ,eo-
Dated New York April ~ 49,, .trr-,-Ty pefaree
DAILY. HoYT & MASON. Plaintiffs Attorneys NO. Il
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AMI

DKOPOSALS FOK STAIIUNTNl H.@D
L MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES.-War Department;
Supply Division Washington, D. G., April l. Is9i-oes'SS
proposals. in duplicate. will he received mere un.
o'clock o. m. MAY o. 1897. which time they WILL pc
opened furnishing Stationery and miscellaneous Sup
niles (rooms, Brushes Soaps. Towels etc) for the war
department and It's and Oces during scal year
ending June 1893 Blank forms ~ proposals. showing
toms and estimated quantities required Will he Furnished
on application. Proposals must be on blank forms fir
nshed by the Department and securely ncosed IN sead
envelopes ndorsed outside ~ envelopes. proposals
Tor stationery and Proposals for Miscellaneous sup
plies" respectively, and addressed to u. j. "hiIroN'
Chief o Supply Div.
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Gountrn propertn for Sale or Go Get.

Observation-Disclosures ((>|||("'..~
T RFAT-TIFI-I. FLU sIING.-Houses and farms for
y rent and sale. u. MASTER. Flushing
CsUMMIT. " J.-Furnished or unfurnished for season
- or wear Beautiful residence lot 1cox30O; finely 10
Gated; fifteen all modern improvements; carriage
house depot. DAY. ZIG Wooster st. ~ y.
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NINETY EIGHTH STREET.-SAMCEL

~ HoYr plaintiff agaiHst JoHT Or.a1ce ., a the
others dafondants-Action No J. IN purSuau' ~. "a
judgement Of foreclosure ard sale duly made a a. d ~
- b above entitled action. hearing date inc on lE -.
,rm 1soT and ded in the Office If the Clerk ot the Cly
end Comfy Of New York !. the undersgnr tir >,
=. ala idgmen, named will sell at public ancton AZ
rho New York Real Estate Salesroom No - 10 ~
4, the CITY county and state Of New YORK on , 80!
Hav Of MAJ 1897 at twelve clock noon OF that gay y
pator Auctioneer the pretnse' ~ Siln
mes7t mentioned therein described as 90
10 cer,an LOT piece parcel Of land WIN me nulIun
bsrAn erected situate living and being in he cry snd
York and bounded ana Described as tol-
a a point on the Soutnerly me OF
da q, Ninetveghth street distant I'VE nuhuIen dl sS
80, g.. t5-, feet Westerly from the westerly sldp OF
Inc NJ Central Park formerly Eighth Avenue) run
ming thence Westerly and along the S9uthery me OF So
- eighth twenty-five t29l feet thence run
,irg conthery and parallel with central Park, WeSI
rmerIv Eighth Avenue) and part OF the way through
ar u ali no hundred 100) feet and eleven OH meme.
ortre line If the block between Ninety ana
eighth Streets thence running Eastery along sall
(25) feet; thence Northerly and
araIis, win Central Park West formerly Eighth Ave
nnS and mart n the way through party wall one nun
drad e,0M feet and eleven 0 inches TO tho Southerly
,o ~ eide az Nnetyeghh Street 10 the point or place
II beginning. 80, ,oo-
Dateu W" W JOHN DELAHG-NTY, Referee
DAILY HoYr & MASON. Plaintiffs Attorneys. No. II
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nRop0sALS For MATERIAL AND WORK

i ,oouired In the erection OF n prison will be opened
, az ngco ~ tho Department OF Correction, No. 1is
"a qoth St on May 4th. 1897. For particulars. see
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NJ OTICE- Estimates for preparing TOT sn1
~ paving the pewB made land In the ySlhlg, ,enite
New 49, North River with granite or staten isanu
blocks. laying crosswaks and building the , NV. Ne
Grains or sewers and appurenances, under ,vhnat Al
Isl Will be received by tho Department OF vsv
Pier A. Battery Place. n. r.. until II o'clock nV0n ,anI
t.h. 1907. For full particulars ~ Cav @sS'~ 49,
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Excursions.
ooNN-o-~N4>r<>o>o
VACATION TOURS

in June july from $500 up Parties select nrstclass II
every feature. odd World Guide lust., FREE A
DE POTTER 1906 b way. cor. 42d St. ~ Y. CITY
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COOKS TOURS TO EUROPE.

- Arrangements suited t. all. Best accommodations
select parties leave May Z. 90. June o ~ H. 20
Programmes and particulars free OF application
TIIOS. COOK x SON 26i and IL
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Rral Gslatc i1anteo.


WANTED rent unirrnshe ed. small house. within one
w hour Of New-York; must be reasonable state lui
particulars. Address II. G.. Tribune ONCE
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old DOMINION LINE.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

For La Guayra, Puerto Cabello Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao from Robert Stores. Brooklyn
So. PHILADELPHIA. ...... SATURDAY. April - p m
SIS CARACAS................W Wednesday May g. | p. m
SIS VENEZUFL .......... Saturday. May Is. | p m
FOR MARACAIBO VIA ST. THOMAS.
CURACAO. Friday April 30. m
Thes. American steamers. built expressly for trade
have superior accommodations for passengers.
BOGLTON, BLISS & DAIr,ET~r,
Mana ct
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~ CHARLESTON s. c..
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
From Yer 90 f. r. foot OF Roosevelt-st.). p. m.
ALGONQUIN, Chas Jacksonville Friday, April %
SEMINOLE. Chas & jacksonville. -. Monday April 20
IROQUOlS Chaa Jacks )nyile. Wednesday, April IS
COMANCHE Chas JacksCnyll lie. Friday. April 30
Steamers have nrst-class passenger accommoda tons
WM. T. CLYDE Il CO.. General Agents.
Bowling Green. y. Y.
and PENN Fast F. r. Line. via Jacksonville
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston.
T c. Eyer General Agent. 39 Broadway. y. Y
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= AvANNAH LINE. for all points SOUTH

- Special Excursion. including nearly weeks board
Reduced Nashville Tam Centennial
Reduced rates Mobile Y. NJ G. A Convention
Kansas city .....Apri 30 Grand Duchesse April p
city Birmingham April2t city Of Augusta April -
From new . 80. y. r.. Tues. Thurs. and
r NJ for Savannah direct. Unsurpassed cabin accom-
modatiOns.
Rail connections with four trunk lines. For tickets and
freight rates apply 8l7. 26l. 353. 319 B'way gen
Offices Pier n. II Spring ST. c. NJ. SORREI. Mgr.
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\ HAMBURG AMERlGAN

MEI[ER0GAEY G0NlEo
NEW YORK-SOUTHAMPTO (Iondon-Paris).
Sailing every Wednesday at 10 A. II.
PARIS ...........Aprl IS PARS......,......Ma May ~
ST. PAUL........... May s. ST PAUL .........M May ~
ST LOUIS. MAY u ST LOTIS...........J June
SUMNER CRUISE
TO THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN
Iceland Norway Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Russia,
BY THE AMERICAN 5. s. OHIO"
Sailing from New York June 20
Duration Of cruise 10 days
Price OF passage. including side trips sf75 and upwards
Send for full information and pamphlet.
RED STAR LONE ITO ANTWERP
Sailing every Wednesday.
Westernland April IS Noordland May II. noon
southwark May :; a n Eriesand & May - noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers u and Is. North River. Once. Bowling Green
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EUROPEAN tours personally conducted 81
JOLLAND-AMERICA LINE

- upward. Long tour including England, Scotland. Ire
land. Wales France, Holland Belgium. Rhine Germany
switzerland, Italy. Flank Baker %
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FRENCH LINE.
NOMPAGNIE GE\ERALE TranSatlantque

y DIRECT LINE To HAVRE-PARIS FRANCE.
LA CHAMPAGNE Porot Sat, April "A. 10 a. m.
Rates OF passage First class y Y 10 Paris sos and
upwards by all steamers except Ia Tourans. including
railway to Paris and landing charges. Paror
is extra during summer season. Second class TO
Paris S54.15
4. FORGET. General Agent Bowling Green. Y. Y.
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/ FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULOGNE- TR MER.
S s. Saturday, April "a 10 a. m.
8. NEESDAM. Saturday. May l. m
First cabin. $3.50 and upwards; second cabin <36.
Storage S26. Apply To Netherlands American Steam
Navigation Co. 80 BWay y. Y.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

4 WHITE STAR LINE.
Britannia April 2s Britannia. May 20. noon
Majestic. May >, noon Majestic. June noon
Cermanic MAY II. Germanc. .....June g. noon
Teutonic. May 10. noon Teutonc. June IA noon
40 COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier No. -, North River. Office. % Broadway, n Y.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Agent.
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CUNARD LINE
~ TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Campana. April ~. EtriIria June r. 100 + VI.
I-mlra. May l. 800 Pm. Campanla June 49, 9Co \. NJ
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Etruria. May 10 POO Pm. lucdna. July j. 500 \ NJ
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EXTRA SAILING
servla May II. leo PM Servia. June s. IL 30 AM.
Aurania May % lao M. Aurania June %. noon
SerVia, July g. 1900 \. VI.
CABIN passage so and upwards according 10 steamer
and accommodation