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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-18

Co|ogO particular Do Sftas. de1s 1a5's'cP PI,p! p0.
oisca Gil de Henriquez Profesora que fu6 de
la Escuela de Ia Real Casa Espsdols, y de Ia
Superior de Puerto Rico por espacio de 1s
afios. Ensefianza elemental y superior, lido.
mas, classes de adorno. Sc admiten pensionis-
tss, medic pensionistas ? externas. de
la Fortsleza nimero 46. 15-lOa a,
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Nnffnn The owners of the mines, <Roseta and Es-
NVlIU6 trella.S in the district xEl Carmenx (Gua-
yama have the titles of dominion accordieg tn the
lauvvs of the above said mines Mr.. Arturo Aponte
Mr.. Miguel Planellas and another gentleman as
stated can give comqlete solution tu any tran
saction wished about the mencioned mine. Addres
in Cayey tu M. Planellas. Cayey A. 4~-1
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Anunnin En- la cslle de Ia Fortaleza ndmero
'"""0'0 n, &c vende un ajuar de muebles
nuevos, modico precio.
advertisement. - A complete new house
furniture for half it's price is tobe sold at n. Q
II, Fortaleza Street, l rst floor. 20-13
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-18

en vnnhn Gonzalez Hermanos Central Ca
y" 'o"uV n6vanas-Una fnca de 7e0 cuer
das; IS sembradss de cana; 200 de msloiillo;
200 de monte; 65 de seborucos, piedras de
cal cen su buen horno. Casa de tenda de
vivienda y tres ranchopes. Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-18

@ % ss ssss 3. sss' sss s, n'ss;: ss;s s ss
un MAGNIFICO PIANO DE CONCIERTO,
que apenas Sc ha usado. Informaran en- Ella
Equitativa,, San Jose, 90. l5-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-18

Glasses de gs 1nehos 1ns sssss ses dc agsps sspersn
cia, buenas referiencias, acaba de llegar de Ne.
jico ofrece sus servicios las familias de ests
Ciudad para la ensenanza del ingles, frances v
piano. Dirigirse Mrs. KirWap, Consulado ingles.
Puerto Rico. 3 3-3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-11-18

cn|ncacinn Un extranjero, habla ingles y
uo'ovaV'v'' espafol, vastos conocimientos en-
negocios, desea colocsrse, dentro 6 fuera de Ia
Capital. Dirigirse D. @. casa de don Santos
Filipi, calle de San Francisco. s.l0-2
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Don Fernando Sarraga B'sh!'sr adn,afs.o, en- art;

Ia extinguida Academia preparatoria militar de
esta Isla, ofrece s los padres de familia q. gus
ten encomendarle Ia direction de sus hijos que
sigan estudios en- esta capital proporcionandoles
casa asistencia en- familia. Glasses de las asig
naturas que cursen los matriculados en- ense
ilsnza libre en- el Institato. Preparation para
osrreras especiales & los hijos de espsfioles que
hsyan de seguirlas en- Ia Peninsula. Informes
Sol Sc, 2.o S-l5-1l
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los co|ecconistas de ss,nSa. .so'. soge
de sellos nuevos del afio "a q Ia fecha. Lo.
hay desde media milesiha hssts dos pesos.
Precios equitatlvos.-J. M. FONTANALS.-
Octubre 90 Sol 81. 3o-l0-s
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Died.

LAKE. At his residence. 9 East 9th 81. On JunO
lS, Henry N. Lake. aged 90 years.
Funeral services on Wednesday afternoon 81 Ssoa.
InteTment nj Kensico.
sEELIGMANN.-o sunday. Juns 10. AZ her resi-
dence, SlT South Broad way. YonkSrS, n. " J1iG
n, daughter OF tho late William h. Cooke AAd
widow OF Simon secligmAnn.
Funeral private.
VAN VALEN. AT Newark. n. j., on Monday. Tuna
10. Rachel f. QuAckenbuSh, widow Of Joseph n.
Van NAlen.
Funeral service at Clinton Avenue RefoTmoa0 huEOa,
Newark. on ThursdGy. Juno 10. At 1915 p. y.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend.
WALK ER. On Tuesday afternoon. June Ia. ~ his
residence. ~ Lafayette Av, Brooklyn. John
Tempest Walker, in tho 77th year OF his ago.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday At .
O'Clock In ST. Peters p. T.. Church, State st., near
Bond ct, BROOKLYN, Interlnent private.
WELCu,-On Tuesday. i4th inst, waiter James
WEIGH. aged 0 yeGn, son OF Ambrose L. and An
nctie WEIGH,
Notice OF funeral later.
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LETTER ATTACHED FOR &79s,oe5
His shipping Agents Hero Tie Up q Large Lump
Of His Assets.

His Shipping AEenta Here Tie Upn Large Lump
Of His Assets.
Deputy Sheriff Burnes has received an at
tachment against Joseph Letter for S793. 025 In
favor OF Otto +. Lohrke & Co., grain commission
merchants in the Produce Exchange building.
1t was granted by Justice DAILY OF the Supreme
Court on tho ground that Mr.. Letter is a ron
resident. The plaintiffs say that between Feb.
/ and Jane 10 they have paid out and ad-
vanced various sums OF money for Mr.. Letter
and performed work. labor. and services. and
agreed TO pay various sums of money to others.
obligatinc themselves therefor. This was done
on Mr.. Letters promise and agreement that he
would pay to Otto f.. Lohrke & Co. immedi-
ately and upon request the full amount of such
advances and all sums which they agreed to pay
at his request and the full value OF services
which they rendered at his request The pay
ment OF the S793. 925 has been demanded and
Mr.. Letter has failed to pay it or any part
thereof.
The Sheriff served copies OF tho attachment
on tho Chase National Bank, the Hanover Bank.
the Bank OF Montreal and on the plaintiffs. The
banks did not say whether they had any money
on deposit belonging to Mr.. Letter. but said
they would send n certificate to the Sheriffs
office.
1t was stated that the claim was largely SO,
cured by whoato or certificates for wheat. Parker
T. Aaron. attorneys for Otto +. Lohrke & Co..
said that the firm were not afraid on their own
account, but as agents for Mr.. Letter they had
become responsible for about $500, 900 worth OF
storage, freight and transfer charges on inland
wheat bounds for Europe. besides commissions on
handling this business. Men to whom this
money was due became anxious when they
heard OF Mr.. Letters reyeraes. As the firm
could not get word to Mr.. Letter on Monday the
attachment was taken out to protect the hrm
and MIR. Letter as well as all others Interested,
The firm were the shipping agents in this city
for Mr.. Letter and practically control his assets
of which Ia bound for Europe. II was expected
that the attachment might DO lifted Yesterday,
but 1t had not been when tho Sherlfrs Office
closed for the day.
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STOOD BY HIS FRIENDS.
John WEIGH Sentenced for hert-Hur ana
Connolly Lot Go.

Connolly Lot 90.
Three men from tho Bowery were %arraigned
in the Queens.Borough Court of Sessions in
Jamaica yesterday on tho charge of stealing
o pocketbook containing $40 from . poor
widow. Tho theft was committed in tho Luth-
Gran Cemetery on Memorial Day. The pocket
book was picked up in a jamaica barroom
later In the day, and this three strangers from
the Bowery who had lust come out Of the bar
room were locked up on suspicion. The three
young fellows gave their names as John WEIGH,
James Hurley, and William Connolly, and the
woman who.had had her purse stolen picked out
WEIGH as the thief.
What have you got to say for yourself.
Welohf' Judge Fleming asked him in the
court yesterday.
And YOU iGjosnneily HT"""'''
Not guilty
What were you doing in the cemetery
II was there 10 see the floral display, your
Hurley, what were you there forl'
flowers" answered Hurley. who is known in
the Bowery as Red" Hurley,
turning ic' the first Of the trio trio 'Yo1'Te served
time before, haven't your
That have, your Honor. I've served time
scores against me. ! guess Two got no chance
well plead guilty. i took the iedy's purse. But,
Judge, my friends here is innocent. They
wasn't on the Job. I met 'em after ! took tho
purse. Send me up. Judge. but let these men
CO."
I'll sentence you to q years Imprisonment
How about these other fellowsl" asked the
Judge, turning to Assistant District Attorney
Davidson.
For lack of evidence l their dis,
charge"
Hurley and Connolly wero discharged. BE.
fore they, left the court room they shook hands
with Welch.
you did us n good turn" said Red" Hur.
ley, 'and you can betcher sweet lie me and Bill
won't forDet q
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NO WAY 70 ADDRESS 4 LADY.
RIISS Notas. SIenoEraDhrr, Objected Merely
the MAnnCr or Her Arrest.

KISS Notes. sronoErAphrr, Objected Merely to
the MAnnor or Her Arrest.
A young woman who was arrested on Madison
avenue near SiXty.sixth street on Monday
night for scorchipg told the East Sixty-scventh
street police that she was Antoinette Notes of
80 First street.
French :" asked the Sergeant who WAS TAX
ing her pedigree.
NO. SIR"
How do you spell tho last namel"
Notes"
What is your occupation !"
"StenoRrap her and typewriter"
Policeman Guilty. who arrested the young
woman. declared yesterday at the Yorkville
Court that she was wheeling at the rate of six
teen Ipiies an hour.
The young woman said she WAS going pretty
fast. Il didn't object SO much to his aTreatinG
me. but Il wac his way OF doing 1t that ! dis
liked" she added.
How WAS that r. Magistrate FlNmmer asked.
HE shouted AT me, Hoy, YOU, stopl i want
yol. in a yery rude wa, That's not the way 70
talk TO a lady. II he had sand. Mu!cm. ! arrest
you, II would have peen all right, but 1 can't
bear TO have q man address mo as Hey, you
Guilty said he had chased tho young woman
three blocks before catching her. She admitted
that she had wheeled away from her escort 80
the Magistrate fined her So, and advised her to
DO moro careful In the future.
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1oron nAxxErrLD SUED.
Edwiu Arden says SIansncId Owes Hin for
RiEhteen ygsoEs' SALARY.

Richard Mansfield. the actor, was the defend
ant In a suit for 5000 brought by Edwin Arden,
also an actor. in the City Court before Justice
Conlan yesterday. Arden claims that in March,
1898, Mansfield engaged him to play during tho
summer season At a salary Of $50 a week. Ar
den says that he attended rohearsals for two
weeks. He was then discharged, no reason be-
ing given for his dipmissal except that MS tho
play wns not n success his services would not
DO required. Arden demands salary for eighteen
weeks.
Abe Hummel appeared for Arden. and whom
Mansn cid took the stand he asked him x he was
an actor.
lam" said Mansfield. "and have been ono
for seventeen yoSrs,"
What do you PlayT'
Serious roles."
No burlesques -
None Intentionally - said Mansfield.
Did YOU engage Mr.. Arden to play with your
"fdidnot. l simply took him on trial. He was
to me by q friend and II he had
proved satisfactory would have been retained;
TO take $50, As the play he was rehearsing
proved worthless, II was dropped and he with
Washington with tho company's luggage when
we moved. ! thought at the time that he was
trying to force himself upon me and wrote him
that there was no occasion for sending his trunk
along unless IL needed a change OF air."
1t developed during the examination that. al
though all the other members OF MI, Mansfeld,s
had none. Mansleld's lawyer put in evidence
q letter written TO Mr.. Hummel by his client in
response to n letter from the lawyer asking what
he Intended TO do about Arden's claim. In this
letter Mr.. Mansfield characterized the suit as an
amazing piece Of cheek" and denied that he
The jury. after being locked up half an hour,
couldn't agree and was ordered to return =
scaled verdict, which will be opened this morn
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P1ATERs, TRIBUTE TO BooTn.

A Memorial Window TO No Placed In tho
Church or the TrnnsnEuration Ts-Day.
The memorial window presented to the Church
OF the TRANSPORTATION by tho Players Club as
n memorial to Edwin Booth will be pat in
place to-day. 1t was designed by John La Fargo.
and 10 in form a single lancet. Tho subject
represents an actor seated and holding in his
hand a mask, at which he gazes contemplatively.
"vanitas vanitRtum " is the title Of tho picture,
which is supposed to symbolic the futiltty of
human effort In relation to the greater problems
of tho world. This figure occupies. the upper
part of the window, which ends in a sharp
Gothic point. Tho face is not unlike Edwin
Booths. On the bottom part OF the WINDOW 10
this inscription:
As one in suffering all sufrereth nothing.
A man that fortunes buffets and rewards
Has tAen with equal thanks.
Below the verse are the lines: ITO tho
glory OF God and In loving memory OF Edwin
Booth this window has been placed here by tho
Players in 1905"
The window will merely be put into place to-
day. 1t will not be formally dedicated until q
date has boon fixed on which a memorial service
can be held. 1t is proposed to make the event
notable through the presence OF many eminent
actors and literary men.
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PRISONERS RON A JAIL.


TntO tho Jail on n String.
Three prisoners in the county Jail at Newark
were arrested yesterday morning In the Jail and
committed TO tho Jail for robbinE tho Jail Of n
box of soap. They were "trusty" prisoners
and were permitted TO sleep In the loft OF the
stoble building, where the prison soap is dried.
Policemen Tanning and Bowers were talking
near the jail shortly after midnight when they
were startled by a crash. They found ono OF
the prisoners standing in the doorway on tho
second floor OF tho stable. He denied having
heard any noise, but the policemen found the
of n box on the sidewalk. and a mo.
ment later discovered two men with a box Of
Eoap. They were James Devine and Peter Me.
Dcrmott. The policemen arrested them, and
then called upon Warden Underhill. who won't
to tho stable aud found three Of the i've TRUSTEES
fully dressed and one OF them quite drunk.
They weTo James Derrig. Jesse Lyon, and
Michael Graham, all shOTt-tern men committed
for disOrderly conduct. They passed out the
soap TO their friends, who were expected to sell
It and make returns in beer. to be hoisted into
the second story on Il string.
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With three stores, crammed
full of Summer suits, Summer
shoes, Summer hats and Sum-
mer furnishings for man or boy,
the thing best worth telling
about to-day is golf. bicycle
breeches reduced to $3.50.
Perhaps 300 in ala dozen
or more sorts combined sizes
mostly large; prices were So,
So and 81.
RoaERs, PEET & Go.
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TINE YELLoW FtTEH oUrnREAk.
No Change in the Observation-Disclosures or
the Health OnnciAlu.

MOBILE, Ala, June 14.-There was no change
In the yellow fever situation to day. This In q
favorable sign. State Health OHlcer Sanders ro-
turned from Nebraska and went at once to
Mississippi to assist In the examinations being
made at various points in that State.
WASHINGTON. June IA Surgeon General
wymNn OF tho Marine Hospital service hos re-
ceived no information regarding an outbreak of
yellow fever at ShubutN and Harrlotsburg,
Miss. Surgeon Carter and the State Board of
Health are now engaged In investigating the
sanitary conditions OF the places where fever
existed last year. but no cRsos except those at
McHcnry have boon reported thus far. Tho
patients at that place are doing well. Tho
number of Infected houses has boon reduced
from eight to six.
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Arrived-TuEspAI. June II.

Be- Monaghan, Drats, GlAsgow Juno 0 and Neville
9TH.
IS British Queen, Smith, Antwerp.
IS Elise Marie, Reiners, Rotterdam
SIS FrlcslRnd, Sickcls, Antwerp.
IS Chesapeake. Robinson, London.
Va TyrlRn. AngrOve. san Juan.
81 AlbiA. BAnElle, ProRreso.
SIS Darlington, Hudson, Humhcao
Be- AilHav aid, Brown. Cardiff.
SIS AbydoB, Zlndel, La quavra.
SIS FL Monte. Parker, New Orleans
So Benefactor. Hale. Wilmington
SIS Guyandotte. Davis, Norfolk.
Ship fairfield, JoneS, PiBAquA.
IEor lntnr arrtyRls aee First PnRal
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OVERHEAD CANS on THE BRIDGE
The HrS0kIJR Elevated VIII ReEIH RunBIHE
Thew NeIt saLuraAy Arlerneem.

The nroOkIJR Elevated Will hrElH RunnIHE
Thrn NcEt SATURDAY Afternoon.
The Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company
will on Saturday next begin 10 run cars across
the bridge. The trains on that day will bS run
ouly In the afternoon and all will 20 to tho
sheepSheRd Bay race track. On Sunday the
service will DO increased, and through cars will
DO run to EASt Now York. Bay Ridge. and
Coney Island. Tho round trip to SheepshSGd
bay and the island will DO 80 cents.
According TO the contract rOadO with the
Bridge Trustees, the elevated cars will cross tho
structure drawn by an electric motor car and
Gu Die manned by bridge employees. The mo-
tors w!li ba furnished by the railroad company
equipped with cable grips aud Slds dosre- The
electric power will be supplied by the bridge,
The railroad company Wll pay q toll OF l2N
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"rrEPING TOM" At BLOOMFIELD.
Young Man sT a Prominent Family Caught
nMd Promisea to Peep No More.

BLOOMFIELD, y. j., juno l4.-The identity of
the young man who has been frightening
women in different sections OF this town for SOW
ernl weeks past by peepinE into first and second
story windows was established last night by
William II. Spinner OF Franklin street. Mr.,
Spinner was out on his lawn when he saw a man
leap the fence by the side OF his residence and
approach the house, The man climbed to tho
top OF a large garden vase and Was peeping into
tho APARTMENT OF Miss I.mma spinner, whom
MI. Spinner. who WAS armed with a revolver,
fred point blank at him.
The man dropped to the ground aud Mr.. spin,
ner, believing that he had shot him, stepped FOR
ward, but the man jumped up and started IN
run. Mr.. spinner threatened 10 shoot, and tho
man stopped. Mr.. spinner recognized him ms q
resident OF Lake street. lie IL a member OF a
wel!-known family. Upon his promising never
70 peep again Mr.. Spinner agreed 10 Keep his
identity u secret.
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[Eor later arrivals Seo First PAsol


Sc city OF Truro. from New York. at GloucNstoP
SIS Blue Star. from New York, at Queenstown.
D. HesperIa, from New York, at LeRhorn.
IS CheruskIh. from Now York, at Hamburg.
SIS Westernland, from New York. at Antwerp.
SIS 81. Regulus, from New York, at Rotterdam.
Sc Kurraohee. from New York, at East London
SIS AquilcJA, from New York. at Venice.
ss X User Wilhelm der Crosse. from New York, a
SIS Vega, from New York, at FAyal.
SIS State OF Nebraska, from New York, at Glasgow.
Bs Strnthleven. from New York. at Dunkirk.
Ship Cumberland. from New York. at Melbourne.
Bark Cambusdoon, from New York, at Melbourne.
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MONUMENT 10 FHAXcIS SCOrr KEr.

The Cornerstone Laid to the singing or
"Th GIAT-SpAREINd BAHAsr."
FREDERICK. Md, June lathe cornerstone OF
the Francis Scott Key monument was laid in
Mount Olivet Cemetery this afternoon. Gen.
Thomas J. shryock. Grand Master OF the MAsonS
OF Maryland, acted as master of ceremonies.
After "The Star-SpRnRled Banner" had been
played BY the band. three vollsys of musketry
we're Tired: Then came no singing OF "Gloris
by Miss Katherine Eisenhauer of II poem writ.
ten by Roger MCKenSey. and entitled The Ma
tons Flag" William C.. Blrely. President OF
the association, next placed = few articles In the
corperstone, which was laid IL poAltio1 while .
choir OF soVentY-hVO children dressed IN white
sang I Star-spanEled Banner"
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SIS peramore. from New York for Dunkirk. passed
Prawle Point,
S. Hindoo. from New York for Hull. passed Prawle
Point.
SIS Palatia, from Hamburg for New York. passed the
Lizard.
S. Kaiser wilhelm H., from New York for Naples,
passed Horta.
Ship McLaurin, from Singapore for New York.
passed Anjier.
Bark HSmbuvG. from noIlo for New York. passed
AnJer.
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MONSTER LOBSTER.
Four Feet nrom TID or Extended Claw 20 Tail
weight 30 IL POHuds.

A big lobster was captured of the foot OF East
Forty.sixth street. Bayonne, n. J., on Monday
by David Allan. Jr., tho proprietor OF the Bays,
water Hotel. The body is % inches long, the
feolers arc ~ inches long md the largest claw
23l2 inches. The circumference OF the body Is
l6 inches. The entire length from point OF claw
TO end OF tail Is AS inches. The weight Is 26L1
pounds.
Nj Allan intends to keep his prize alive for a
few days. After II is killed he wiilhave the shell
mounted. No ono IN tho noiRhborhOOd yester-
day had over seen so big a. lobster before.
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VI ~ pe.,royed h, fire ana FLOOD.

Fire broke out in a street letter box at sixty
fourth street and Columbus avenue Yesterday,
10 the lnlEement ~ a man who WAS lOAning
against the box. Another man poured a pal. Of
water into the box, and, between Ore and Hood.
there was An end of the mGn OF that block.
Origin OF IRE unknoWR.
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Prlnes Albert or Vlanders In rows.

Prince Albert of Flanders. with his compAn-
ions. Col. Henri Yungbludt. Court Chamberlain,
and Surgeon Gustav Males. who have been the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Potter Palmer at New
port since Saturday, came 70 New York yoStoI-
day and are now At the Waldort-ABtortA
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8uSiueSs Notices.


webIter's International Dictionary rlghtfully hold
its place on the library table as the scholars india
pensable companion. AAA combination OF complete
ness, concis"nrta and convenience II certainly has NJ
rival. lite cleR ness never fails, and Its authority 4
not to be questioned.
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Mr.. Daaislson nsnews a newport L.n.o.

NEWPORT. X. l.. June l4.-Mrs. Lockwood
DAnIelson, who two weeks ago obtrined nm All
solute divorce from her husband, has rome wed
her lease OF Mra. Charles WhOslsr'B Carry Cot
taE6. situated on the westerly sid OF EuBtiS
avenue. for one year.
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Sc Matthew Bedlington. from Palermo for New
York.
S. American. from Rotterdam for New York,
S. J. ri Landsdowne, from Ardrossan for New York.
SIS Rolivin. from Naples for New York.
IS Mannheim, from Rotterdam for New York.
SIS hRssapequa, from Swansea for New York.
SIS Mississippi, from London for New York.
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Sec what We have In useful. beautiful. and artistic
Glassware. c. DoRFLISGER q SONS. olb Broad.
way. near 9lst st.. aud SO Murray st.. New York.
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The Rev. JOLH =. VsrSss oall.a 10 E.OoLr,r

The Rev. John p. Forbes. pastor OF tho UnitA-
rIan Church at Taunton, MNSs., has received a
cali to ;hs pPsiorate OF the Church OF tho Sa-
viTnr In PieTrepoIt street. Brooklyn, which hEs
'icen vacant since the Rev. Samuel 4. EliCt ac-
teDted the Seerctary ship Of the American UnitR-
Tian AskOciStion. It 10 understood that che Rev.
Mir. fcEbss will accept the call
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Sprrial Nutices.

ARIIsTIC PHOTOGTAPTY ia the rule, not the
exception. at RocKwooD's. B'wAy (tOth ST.. cAbt-
net size, 80,
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MARINE INTELLIGE NOR

MINIATURE ALhANAc-THm DAT.
Sun riSes. e. I go Sun sets. SO Moon rises. 4 80
HIoH wATER-rnIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. o OIL Gov .IAl'd. o 9S He'll Gate. Hoo
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aew qualifications.

75qIS&-SsO:sITfSSsss a.i S.nsS sStTE. IA e =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-15

Bark Kate F.. Troop, from New York for Adelaide.
May go, lat. IL south. long. 80 west.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-15

SIS City of Birmingham. from Savannah for New
York.
IS kansas City. from Savannah for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-06-15
RoGERs, PEET & Co.

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second aud broadway.