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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-04-17

The Danbury Golf Club has just been organ
lied with about $50 members: A nine-hole
course is being laid out and work on the club
officers have been, elected. DIR. D. Brown.
Presidents; Granville Whittlesey. Vice. Presi-
dent: Norman C.. Beers. Secretary: Herbert 4.
Wildman. Treasurer: Arson W. Burchard.
Captain, and a Governing Committee. consist
inE. Of the Ave officers. Arnold Turner and John
II. Booth.
The Princeton team plays the Baltusrol Club
on next Saturday at Short Hills. and the st.
Andrews and Golf Club teams will meet at
Lakewood.
Mrs. William Beard has offered a cup for an
eighteen-hole medal play handicap for the
women players Tomorrow at the Dykcr
Meadow Golf Club; The regular season at
this links will begin on next Saturday with
an oightnen- hole medal play handicap for frst
and second prizes.
samuel Tucker. last season at the Allegheny
Country Club. mas been engaged as professional
by the 81. Louis Country Club.
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Tho Weather.

Cloudy and rainy weather settled yesterday over
lower New England and the Middle and South
Atlantic States. 1t was caused by the cooler weather
forced eastward from an area Of high pressure in
the central Western States. Rain fell in the Gulf
States. In the lake regions and generally west OF the
Mississippi the weather was fair. The temperature
fell about 200 on an average in the Middle and
South Atlantic States. again touching freezing point
in some places. and ranging generally throughout
the day between 32' and 400. After this morning
1t will grow warmer again. as the centre Of high
pressure is moving southwark. which will shift the
wind from northerly to southerly. In this city rain
fell pretty much all day yesterday; wind northwest.
average velocity is miles an hour; average hu.
mildly. 81 per cent; barometer corrected to read to
sea level at 8 A. NJ, 29.s1. 3P. NJ, 29.73.
The temperature as recorded by the official Their.
mometer and also by THE suns thermometer at the
htrect lie vel is shown In the Annexed fable.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot Of West 2srd. .Cortand, and Desbro,Ss
streets (fenna. X Il. Fer, iesD
Time West 25rd Street; 0thrr figures Cortlandt, or
Desorosscs streets. 7 Daily except Sunday. " sunday
ID 5 700 a. NJ Local for EAsroS.
FALLS sad West and principal local points. Psrior
LILO. l2.oO Soon. "eIAcK DIAMOND
ENPRESS.' HNnGSulncst train III The world. Linz.
fed u seating capacity Due Bufao g55 y. NJ con-
Meeting with through slecpers To Detroit and Chicago.
a. IN n npw For wILKFs.BARRE,
tS'Jv i'ypn j. SCRANTON, Coal Branches
f'''oo' NV ! NJ AID in!crInrdialc poiEts. 1
T.1.50, 5.lJ 7 ". Local for MAtCh CHUNK. !
LID, $40 J. N. Local for EAsrON.
$50. 6.2O l. VI Local Express for EASTON. o.
$50. 6.1O !. VI. For BunAiO and points West
ThTonSh ~, l,1S lars 10 niraSo ana Toronto -
ToinNI,n N"nr hui sle"nlpg Car passenger; carried.
RTtfAAho ard WGTt SlecpIng or. 70 GhiCsgo local.,
daily except SUNDAY, 'lO2', l06n A. NJ r24 90 $50 TO
south flainfeld Oniyl. $50. i2, IS % and E 80 7. NJ
81 cNcts and Pullman accommodations At llS, 26L 2IS
81, 81 ard 1884 broadway. - Union square West, \, VI
so Fulton st 4 Court 81, - broadway and Brooklyn
Annex station, PrO"klyn.
y Transfer Ga. will Cni' for arl check baggage
from hotel or residence through to destination.
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,dm,ra, schIcy Will Attend.

Late on SATURDAY. night n telegram was re-
ccived from Rear Admiral Schl"y by President
John Weeks OF the Newark High School
Alumni Association saying that he would he
crescent AT thr annual dinner of the association
io.nisht. The dinner " he given at Davis's
,arimrs on south Broad street, beginning at
!" nTinrk' and covers will toe laid for 10.
nr,u, The guests will he rN-tnitcd States
SrmatHr James smith and many ol the leading
,itv and county officials.
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The annual gathering Of tn" Long Island
Council Of Womou's Clubs will b" held at Pat
chogue. J.. l.. on Tuesday. May %. \ special
train will ronvcv the Brooklyn clubs to tn"
place and members Of the P~atchogle S,oIoSis
Viii nrt "A. h0stoSS"s. Tao meeting will take
the form Ot a conference and no stated papers
will be read rs ia iOlmer years, III" principal
sinIrc' discussed will he the needs 81 the va
ron. clubs, the difficulties that present thom-
s"ivas and the means 10 DO adopted toward
making the organizations moro important
fantrrs in the community.
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Court Calendar for This Day.

unn1fifTmrsday, AprI1s, atiPM.
ca i"piaF' called a! ,ios" A. II; Part H. Es psTta
],SSat'grs; Part ~, Mot,%ns.DSmuTre5,,
Law and fntt@So.. sea6. iisas. a1.s. iSsa.
7 3TaS. 2 HisS. aMt27l.', ' aI.a. 2 ".da. ? asSs. asds,'
Part y,mCiGsr, Gases fr r, III Part ~; Part r yInti . "a
raj Eases. Trial Term Part II. Coar Preferred
S %t.S, 5i Ss.' s 1sSa' Ill. S1I$' 49, 49, s 13SS' s sssS. S SSaa.
ss%?ssss' s staa. S sa47, . saS3 ' Hids 71 Part ill., ill., c 9sat,
$50, 80. s4s, 1903; i5t?, 2Na?, s5s. 42al,
!r'"mpert III, jIsrty; Case unfinished C&;GsfTam
vfiG,Ici;enr liiur4acsts" Nos. ists, ti57. hay calsn
ar ~, 5G52 ,'sa9; H9ao, .a5i 500, 1924, 2249,
.Sa. 293s' .S3!, s 1R%4 49,, s7! ~ 3sa aS, t9ss s,,
riotr, Gases from Part VII. Part u. Cloar. Gases
I ri' I Hirl Elai r'5 G. 81 fS ~5DnT Ps rnf #, fro" Part VII
snrr"sff" "1ct EGMrt IGhSmhSgE s aSS Az, G "t z, o, o.
ns.'gG, ii ia, 81" For, probate Wills Of Aiszandsr
NJ. proudht' John $; Fischer. Frttz Baettsnhausser,
@@.I74. cGairi"s 1, Hsrnsi; al !otaoXS (, Il; John ciarE,
iI9nnr 4 Brown TIA n JG;egHI schmidt at +
q u 80 4 NJ No. l4a+, will Of Patrick Talon, at
" Court : special Term Cont opens at 10 A. NJ.
s st,5' az a.! sr So" AZ %s" i77S SSs sss5 aG al I &, 5is lGt3,
5@It, s42%'e' s4t#% a1'4s. ..a44aS; s8ess.,
a5s9. ahs2}p, 1853, sasstt, 'abs4, 35s4pr.
Part II. Clear Nos, 3Oa6, luSS, 352O. 1902, 33OS,
1921. SAP, 3323. a34T, S3"3. 37N7, 8UsO. 3a5I,
sa2a. 245s, 49,. 25o3. 25as%' 3.n9, l2ass' l2al,
882S, saaI, 3a37. liza, aas2, 2S4s. 3Oai.
Part m.Cl""r.-hos 24s5. 3i!s, al4", 25e5.
"+72, 2I0l, 2t7l, 2'ti, 8!li, Llli. Ail2.
ana. i5I, 2i1H. 2ih', 2lIl. HlH2, nNIl.
aO55, 3O5,i, 2or'i, sn61. a0jS,- @ISs. 27"3,
as74, cs75. alaS. 3lt5, aooi, 2lU7, 2sia. I1a4.
Part N,-Clear. Short causes. Nos. ;Iuu2, ~ :.
WI,r, IuTG. 1904, 7IO7. nSIu, GrHI, GitJ, tpa5.
U1Uo. IOsg, 1l1J. COW, 100. hmns.
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Proposals.

S. BARGE OFFICE NEW o April IL,
y. lsDP.- Sealed proposals will he received at L.
+. Custom House until = o'clock 7. w.. Thursday.
April -, 1899. for furnishing fuel. lights. water,
ice, miscellaneous supplies. washing towels. hauling
ashes. and sprinkling stro Is for this building dur
ing the fiscal year ending June 30. 1900. or such
norton Of the year Hs may he deemed advisable.
The right 10 reject any and all bids Is reserved Ivy
the Treasury Department.
u. r. RIhMELL. Custodian.
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Public 9lotirrs.
DETER r. MEYER, AUCTIoNEER.
SALE OF LEASES OF CITY PROPERTY.

Fl COMPTROLLER OF THE CITY OF NEW
York will sell at public auction to the highest bid.
doris OF yearly rentals, at his Office in the Stewart
building. No. $50 Broadway. on
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1899.
At L. o'clock NJ. leases for the term Of five years,
from May /, 1899. of the following parcels of prop.
erty belonging to the Corporation of the City OF New
York:
Land-Borough of Brooklyn.
l. The property on Barren Island, belonging to
the City OF New York, consisting of about ia acres
of land.
BuiIdings-Borough of Manhattan.
2, The premises on the easterly side of the Old
Crotnn Aqueduct. sonth of West One Hundred and
1906 feet east of the eastcrly line Of Amsterdam
avenue and 2.sl feet south of the southerly limo Of
ming thence s%outhcrly parallel with Amsterdam
avenue p7.o7 feet to the centre line of the block;
thence westerly along the centre line of tho block
1928 feet to the eastrrly line OF the Old Croton
hqueduct property: thence northeasterly along the
easterly line of the old Crot"n Agucduct property to
buildings thereon.
3. The premises on the southeastcrly corner Of
Amsterdam avenue and West One Hundred and
on West One Hundred and Fifty.secnnd street;
as feet and ~ of an inch along the westerly line
on Amsterdam avenue. together with the buildings
thereon.
4. The premises on the north side of West Ono
Hundred and Fifty.trs street, 225 feet east of Am.
sterdam avenue, being 30 feet in front and rear and
10 feet II inches in depth on each side. together
with the buildings thereon.
r. The premises on the north side Of West Ono
Hundred and Fifty FIRST street. $50 feet east of Am
sterdam avenue, being - feet in front and rear and
~ feet II inches in depth on each side. together
with the buildings thereon.
g. The, premises on the north side of West One
sterham avenue. being - feet in front and rear aud
90 feet II inches in depth on each side, together
with the buildings thereon.
Market Cellars Borough of Manhattan.
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ATLANTIC CITY. April 1.-THE regular Satur-
day handicap medal play golf tournament on
the links of the Country Club brought out some
very good scores. ummary follows:

Tweedie. Penn and Patterson, all of the On
wentsia Club. did not finish. On next Saturday
the University of Pennsylvania team plays IA
match here.
At the Crescent Athletic Club Saturday ]. l..
Taylor won the general handicap. His playing
was by far superior to that of his fellow men,
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rsouirinpt the nrw facilities Of trustworthy morning
,iiiirauou, together with corresponding Cllrntag",
h"yr d.signAted fHE orN their "fh,iIl News and
nndy.rtiainr medium, There IL printed each day a
,nmnIetr summary Of Real Estat" transactions. Ia.
,,rtnrr with a list OF Real Estate Auction Sales to
ocCur.-Alp.
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miscellaneous.

NEXT OF KIS-G1oo. 900, 600 unclaimed, a regis.
~ ter ais pages containing 100000 names Of
persons advertised for to claim properly and money
sine" 1900, mailed free, 81. DOrGAL y co, 50
Strand, London; wills searched for and money re.
rnNNred from Chanrrry.
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New York and Boston All Rail.
II \ II, Z r. and ronnect"ns.

y. y. y. II. \ II. IL H. ANA connections.
From Grand central station.
ICHNC IS way Of Due
900 \. Nj, Springfield amt Worcester, 3.3O pm.
IL. 90 A. MI NrwI II in and proNli, urc,3 80 p NJ
SO. OS A.. NJ. N,WIn"iuu and pruNld, noe. & - T.
l".uo N. Springfield and Worcester. 80 PM.
400 Nj, AIR /. ir', VIA MGllmnntIr. 600 NJ
90. T.. NJ, \"W1nuuoua ul Igo,ilrncc, 90 r. VI.
900 |. NJ. 'Nrwl Lon .ur sud p'IdrnCc.r Ou Pm.
tuuP. ", r-pr,Ugt,id tul Wore stor. 10 uup PM
EI:uU Y. NJ, Newt u!rn and PrrNlhrmr"lI 0rN.
sIIOII NJ. -%lr ugtrld aud W0rcc,'rr. Hl5AM.
sl29uu +. NJ, 'NrwLunIon and rrov4drur",H - AN.
sRunF da Is, including SUndaF.
ithay ~lAtr Limited, all parl"r cars, fare 81, in
GLIDING laTl, T cat -rai.
lair Line hmltcn, drrlNrs and drrarts from Park
square station, Boston. Return service same hour
aud b. San" route. SMill s'op't l?1th 81:
Through pRrlur ana -lccpilg cas- 10y each train.
Z, I. HEMFSTEAD, ten. PAS. Agent.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trans loay" New York, foot Of Chambers
strcot. a. follows and nv" minute earlier from West
23d st.
O.nl \. VI. Tcst mulc Express la Is for Bing-
JEW hantuu, MWcrl'. EtmlrI, Buffalo, bradford.
arrive. RufuIu = Y. VI. IATluT car to Buhalo.
1),i,n T., VI. N"s'lhuIr limited Fast mail daily.
-sbV SOLID tram for ,~hurAgo, trrIN"s At Cleveland
: 40 \. NJ. tHiai.p = T.. VI Si""nrfs to Chicago.
Cleveland aul CINCINNATI. nluEug Car.
1910 + VI. hqn1i" smi Sl'n,GnH yCstih"ISsd
Ita ford 20 4 NJ Jar'-t ,wu Z 90 \. "; NounGs-
town lu2i A. VI. Cleveland - 20 l. VI. SlCcIcrs 10
buffalo and Cleveland. Catr Library Clr
q. T.. VI. DAN solid Tan for b nghamton,
'I.ID fimIrs, WaNrfIv, th.rtgo So, prr-to Hnr-
uoi,~yl'l" ~ a.. and iuciuntt.. tau ur Car.
TlCkEI>, LprkI. IME CARDS AID PULLMAN
l NrCOMMOI ATOMS N, ll3, "tl, i0l and
"57 Er uIwa' ~ RuN.ry. II" Fr-' l2Ith ST. and
2s3 N,-i 10Th 81. tlamh'r- al, VS.. @2d =, fer.
=. =, New York; %33 and $50 Fulton 81 ~ Broad.
way. BIu1Elyn. l22 River St. Hohok"n, ant Jersey
C'v Staupn. New York Tral SER Go. calls for and
ducks n-ggaKC from hotel aud residence - dcstinLr
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OLD poMISInN \
WHITE STAR LINE.
Railroads.
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

All through trains stop at Alhrmy, tia, S. rao,rse,
Rochester and Buffalo.
Trains leave Grand Central staten as follows:
C:,)U PRE- STATE ENfRESS. LIMITED.
Fastest train in the world. nmc Buffalo / as. Nj
agara Falls 5:a2, Toronto $3.50 =. NJ. Detroit lao
-. : A. Mast MAIL. DalIy-For Buffalo, Nj
C.1,l a-ara Falls and Cleveland.
1l.Ql 4. INLAY EMPRESS. except Sundays
lO:oO For Buffilo and all imiportan, New York
Lon r, ,M:-sorTHMEsrERN MITE AND
Cincinnati. indianapolis. 81. Louis and Chicago.
2.2O 7. M-TROY AND ALBANY sPEyTAL, ex-
22".,oo Ieri sunday; Si%n; at TE@rtInt stations;
c''no hour train for Chicago. Via axe Shore. Due
Cleveland 7;45 A. NJ, Chicago $50 l. NJ. Sleep
f.O0 ? M,-wFsrEKN EMPRESS, Daily-.Tcr
WV Niagara FALL. Toront q. Cleveland, Toledo.
Detroit and Chicago,
80 /. ~~NORTHERN EXPRESS. Daily-For
$50 MoSSiRffN'ii EXPiiESs. la IL E1vin"f Thea n'D
$40 ippiTMMiin p aNP orrHWESTER
land. Cincinnati. indianapolis and 81. Louis.
O.. = p. M.-PACIFlC EApltESS. naily-For Os-
o.l'' w"gu, ugirnshhrg. Buffalo. Niagara Pals,
day. for Cape Vincent and tn Auburn road
1910 NIGHT-MlDNiGnT ENPtESS FOR II
i-.Io CA''O-ENcry night kept sunday night.
HARLEM DIVISION.
9:l5 A. VI. and 1868 I. NJ. Daily. except sunday. 70
pitt-hIld; snndayS only At n,2H !. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with fIntsch light.
Ticket offices at llH. Eel. AZ amt v42 broadway.
=" mon 81. W. 23h Columbus av.. 81 wcst l2bth
I3sth st. station, New YorE: !i3S and 7ab Fulton st.,
AMI lof Broadwav. T. D., Bruuklyu.
Telephone, "2iHu Thirty"ighth street for New
hotel or residence by Wrstcott Express Company.
GEORGE H. DANIEL General Passenger Agent
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Reade St.

LithogrAphic Maps OF said real estate may he had
at the ComptrnllerE Office, Stewart Building, NJ.
$50 Broadway. Borough of Manhattan, after April
J.. IsGn.
For terms and conditions ut sale and further par.
tirulars, see City Record, No. . City Hall.
by order " the COMMISSIONER of the sinking
Fund, under y resolution adopted at a meeting Of
the Board held March 10, 1899.
BIR s. COLER.
Comptroller.
City # New York Department of Finance,
Compiroller'B Ofhee, March 20, lsyy.
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in the annexed tNbl,

WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
For New England and EASTERN Ne,o York, far: high
but diminishing north westerly uindS; Tuesday rdrmer,
trth Increasing clOudin,a.
For eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. the Dis.
trict of Columbia. Delaware. Maryland and Virginia.
fair. with slowly rising tenn erature: diminishing
northwesterly winds; Tuesday warmer, with in
creasing cloudincss.
For western Pennsylvania. western New York and
Ohio, fair and warmer; winds shifting to fresh
southeasterly; Tuesday showers and warmer,
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania


U III
STATIONS foot and nd % E6i;tL All II s nEH pESHFos'fS
r.. The LEAVING TN" iron, D"shr"s,es and C9rt
landt St.. is 10 minutes later than that given below
1850 !. u. FAST MAlL-Pgllman Buffet r4rlor
t" lineage. Hocoachrst 10 P%rtt-burG.
s s:sS 4 4. NJ N. d x5 1iiylN li,'i iIMff fn5 Cfnii%Sa
Compartment sleeping. Dining, smoking aud Oh.
tcrNati"n cars, FER Chicago, Cleveland. Toledo.
1:5o i. ST. GiiiGAGU AND ST. LOFTS EXTKEsS:-
For >a.hNillo wa CINCINNATI, Indianapolis, Chi
$50 r. VI. WESTERN EXPREss.-For Chicago.
40 i. u i SSio'fHTIlHiwSEISS%rrEFlR&NS EXPRESS. For Pitts.
burg. Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville, Indian
40 j. Vi. PHCIfIC ExPREss.-For p%it,sburs and
Chiras9,; For Knoxville; daily, via shenandoah
81. VI. MAIL AM, EXPRESS Pullman Buffet
sleeping Car Sew York to Altoona. Fast Liberty.
PittshurE aud points West, daily except SUNDAY.
NIwyIANsmi>GroN AND THE South.
800 $40. $50, ni6n Dining Car. TOGO Dining Car!
ali rrari"i and Diniog cars. ~" Dining Car.
s.5o ntntng Car. 5 1EP. NJ, ~ % night; SUNDAY:
,3:2G "Congressional LIN, all parlor aud Dining
cars, 42o Dining Car, $50 Dining Car, = 90
s1triiTEfN RAIN AY.-Express. $500. -2o p. NJ,
SdKToL Xxx XII |WSrsrEEN E~AIIwAy-ror Mem,
AfLANTIr COAST LINE Express, e2o A. NJ. and
CiESArFAKT AND ONO RAILwAY.-46o p. NJ.
F"'ER"3Sip POINT COMFORT and ,NoRFoLK.-7;6o
A. NJ. week days and 40 4. NJ. daily.
CITY, 10 T.. NJ. week days ,Desbrosses
aud Cortluudt streets. 2;luP M. Through NeSti.
hnicd Tran, BuN't parl"r Cars. Passenger Coach.
aud Combined Coach.
CAFE MkI.-l2.5U T.. VI. we-k days.
Long Branch, hShury Park .lntcraken. SUNDAYS.
ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant from Vest
Twenty third street station $50 A. VI. 4. ~.
a:.O. and $50 +. VI. sunday. ago 4. Vi $50 r.
NJ. from Dr-hrostos and Cortlaudt streets. A:Io
A. Vi. u. IT.. 3'iu. and . 10 L. NJ. Sundays. as
IT'oR PHILADELPHIA.
tied. 800 Dining Car, lu."o Dining Car II 50
Car ! - DINING Ear. 800 uDluIug Car, 40,
s5O J.. w., l2 %" might, sundays. u ~, < 20. ) so
,gO, $50 Limited 800. 1850 Dniug car T..
NJ, 25u. | .5" Dining car, 30. $50. AZ" Nm
rnG Car. so Diru% carr, 800 Dining car, : ~.
s.hO T.. W.. ~ 90 might,
Ticket offices >os. A"I, ~, 1l"i, 1884, ~, am 26I
Rroatway. / N-tur Hpu-,, West Twenty third
street station, and stations foot II Dc-hrosscs aud
Street. ~ I~rraiway ana rnlus} lvanld \nucN sta
tIun. B~rOuElEu- Nt,l'n, Jersey Ct. I'll" NV
Nork Transfer tnmuan; will cull tor and check
hasEn-r from not j. dul reside nee, thr ugh to
destination
Tcl,Ihun" "a157 Eighteenth Strect' for Pcnnsyl.
Nania Railroad cab service.
j. Il. ITTtilN"uN, J r. WOOD,
G,u"ral Manage, General PiNS'r Ascnt.
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gabHe Moties.
RabIiI
~~S~~ ~
HARLEM
BRANCH.
THE SUN,
WEST 125TH ST,
NEAR LENOX AV.

posi- OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested, as changes
may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending April 20, 1870,
viii close PROMPTLY in all cases at the General
Post Office as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TuESDAI.-At A. NJ. for EUROPE, per steamship
IahnF.. via southampton and Bremen letters for
Ireland must be directed i" per Lahn"l.
At 7 A. NJ. Complementary 81 A. M
for ROPE, per steam ship Parisf. VIA Suuthamp-
ton letters For Ireland must he directed /" per
Ia'is..l. at q A.. NJ. supplementary 1880 A. NJ
for EUROPE, per .%steamship Teutonic+ via
queenstown; Mt l. $50 4. NJ. for 81 LGlUM di.
rect, per steamship Wcstcrnland, via Antwerp
letters must I've directed - per Wcsternland"l.
AT 7 A. NJ. for FRANCE, SWITZER.
LAND. ITALY SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
EGYPT aud BRITISH INDIA. per ~ amship a
Touraine'. via Hayrc lctters for other parts of
Europe must he directed g per La Tuurainc'I;
at A. VI. for NETHERLANDS direct. per steam.
ship Maasdam, via Rotterdam lettrrs must he
directed e per Maasdaln": at - \. VI. for ITALY.
per steamship Aller. VA Naples letteis must he
directed per Aller'l, at 10 4. VI. for
LAND direct, per steamship Ethiopia, via elias.
gov lotters must lie directed per Ethiopia >:
at 10. \. II. eupplcmentarS i1:3O A. NJ FOR
EUROPE per steamship Campo nia*. Via Queens.
town.
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HAMBURG.AMERICAN

TWIN.SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TWlN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
NEW NORK-HAMBIiRi DIRECT.
NEW ~YORK-LONnON
-~BEGiSSING APRIL 18TH the steamers
of this Service will touch nj Plymouth and
Cherbourg on the way to Hamburg.
For sallluEs. etc.. apply to
Companv's office. 81 SWAY, NY Phone 1871 Broad.
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N'atrhrs and ArWrlru.

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SEALED proposals. Endorsed Proposals for clear.
- ing site" will be received at the Bureau of Yards
and Docks. Navy Department, Washington. until I
o'clock. April, -. lsa.. and then and there publicly
opened, for clearing the site of the steam engineer.
ing buildings at tn" Navy Yard. B~rooklyn, according
to specifications which ill he furnished with blank
forms of proposal ny the Commandment Of the navy
yard. MORDECAf r.. ENDICOTT. Chief of Bureau.
April =, 1879,
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SPRlNTED NATTER. &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. Ne. for der,
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c; for other parts of Europe. American and
White Star steamers on Wednesdays, German
steamers on THURSDAYS. and Cunard. French and
dernian steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat.
ter, &c; for all countries for which they are ad-
NertiSed to carry mail.
After the closing Of the Supplementary Transatlantic
MallS named above, additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers of the American.
English. French and German steamers, and re-.
main open until within Ten Minutes Of the hour
of sailing of stCamer.
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80 - r"r I'm i, VI, and 'l2.ln night. NOR
FOLK. fI2 .5"r NJ,
Al trains are Illuminated with Pntsch Light.
Oh.,rs: IlB l7g, al. IHI lsHl Buadnty. -
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Mails for newfoundland. by rail to North sydney.
and thence by steamer, close at this office daily
al S:3oP L: NJ, connecting closes here every Mon
day. "Wednesday, and saturday. Mails for Mique-
Ion, 10y rail to Boston, and thence by steamer.
close at this office daily at x 10 +. NJ. Mails for
cuba, by rail to Port Tampa. Fla, and theuc" by
steamer, CLOSE at this office daily except Mon
day, at 81 A. NJ. connecting closes here every
sunday, Wednesday and Friday. Mails for cuba,
10y rail to Miami, Fla, and thence by steamer.
close at this office every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday at i2:3o A. NJ, connecting closes here
every Tuesday and Saturday. Mails for NJ xiro
despatch by steamer. close NJ this office daily at
2;3O \. VI. and .: so =. NJ. sRegistrrcd mail closes
att ]. NJ. previous day. Registered mail closes
at q l.. NJ. second day before.
TliANSPA IFIC MAILS.
from Tacoma close here daily up Ia April SlT
at $3.50 J.. VI. Mails for China. Japan and Ha.
wall. per steamship C"ptic from san Francisco.
Mails for. the Society Islands. por ship city
Of Papciti from san Francisco. close here
daily mp 70 April s24 at go" p. VI.
Mails for laval, per steamship, australia
Anril k27 at $50 p. VI. Mails for Australia
except West Australia, Hawaii and Fiji Islands.
per steamship Aorangi from Vancouver, clos.
here daily after April $40 and up 10 April $50 at
$40 =. NJ. Mails for China and Japan, per
steamship Empress of China drom NRncou yer h,
close here daily up TO May 81 at ,i:3O +. VI. Mails
Tor Australia except those for West Australia,
which are forwarded via Europe, New Zealand,
Moaua from San Francisco. close here daily
after April s2S and mp to May S12 at $50 7. VI.
on day ~ arrival Of steamship Campania, which
will probably arrive May sl2.
Transpacihc mails are forwarded to port OF sailing
daily and the schedule Of clo. ING Is arranged On tho
presumption of thcirunint"rrupted overland transit.
sRegistercd mail closes at Il p. NJ. previous day.
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