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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-02
REAL ESTATE NEWS.

number Of sales at private contract were
reported in the real estate market yesterday
None OF those, however. was OF any great i'm
portance The properties were OF various
kinds and well divided as regards location.
In the auction room q number OF parcels we're
bid In and withdrawn. The four-story brown
stone dwelling No. IS West Eighteenth street
excited rather lively bidding. It was finally
knocked down to H. l.. Hayden for $4,000.
The New York Realty Bond. Exchange and
Trust Company took title yesterday to the old
Real Estate Exchange building. Nos. 80 and 81
liberty street. The consideration stated was
$3.50 600
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MINING NEWS.

The superintendent Of the Morenci. Clifton.
Arz.. reports that the timbering Of shaft No.
Is completed and the new hoist installed.
An expert who has returned from a visit to
the San Juan district. Colorado. in the interest
OF Eastern promoters. states that the Camp
Bird will prove the richest gold mine on the
continent According to his observation the
claims include four miles OF pay mineral veins
which cannot be worked out in less than hun
drcd years. This report. as the old saying
goes is stupendous il correct.
The Stemwnder. near Fairview. B. c.. re-
ports that its ledge has gradually widened to
nineteen feet on the l75 level. The stamp mill
otthe Orc Fino will be in operation this month.
The ore on the dump will keep it employed for
several months. and there is said to be ore
working continually for the next three years.
From Republic. Wash. various accounts come
es 10 the future OF The famous keEnhlic. which
lists, One story Is that the milling capacity il
70 he Increased threcfoli. which means that
the new machinery the directors propose To
erect is in operation, Even this extension Of
OUTPUT of tho mine. which runs as high as 300
tons per day Of $50 ore. The present rate Of
Gyidends is S3l 900 per month; This is to be
The Hall minesH Nelsor district. British Co.
@at Sa valued a Fif to ' the ren S%' at
Newark. " ). The matte contains - per cent.
Of copper the other values being gold and sill
YER
Cripple Creek sends it's daily bulletin OF i'm
pOrtant discoveries. One OF the latest is that
the ore chute at the bottom Of the 100 level.
which is from 10 to IL feet wide is revealing a
value of $40 to the ton without much sorting.
An English company Is said to have secured an
option on the FL Paso. which Is held at $780,
0OO.
:, Recent advices from Los Angeles state that
The rush continues to the new gold fields in
Lower California. One OF the new locations
covers fifteen square miles Of rich ground.
which the Indians have only raked over by
their crude methods. and promises to yield
phenomenal returns when operated with
modern machinery.
Spokane records revival OF the rumor that
the Butte and Boston. Republic camp. has
passed into the hands OF Montreal capitalists.
The property Is believed to he on the famous
Republic vein. Black Tail continues to show
w well. At depth OF forty feet there is n Ave
foot vein assaying $50 gold,
Advices from British Columbia show that
great interest is hein2 taken in the operations
OF the copper combine, While mine owners do
not think the com animation will be- permanently
beneficial, they expect IL Will give great i'm
p"tus to copper mining GENERALLY, and that the
consequent imitation of copper values. as they
express II. il likely to facilitate the aising of
the outside capital required for the successful
development Of promising cope" properties in
IraIl Crock. boundary. Simlkamcon and other
British COlum bian districts.
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Court Calendars This DnY.

Appellate Division-supreme Court.-Recess:
calendar called at 1880 A. N. Part IL. Er parte
for the term a' Trial f Preferred
ca9sesoNos. soie. $50 6tl2. ..s6g, aooe sso8!
1926. o4pl. 7o47. Parts H. ". v, VI. VII. VIII
IN. X, XII and X1I.-Adiourned for the term.
Surrogatc's CONFERENCE.-The calendar
called At 1890 A. NJ. For probate-wills of Char
lotte Hanek, William NoRel. Henrietta King Oliver
Murray. at IL A. NJ; Barbara Goebol Kaer Gross.
man, Mary A. Fisher, at p. N. Trial Term.-No day
calendar.
city Court-specisl Term Court opens at 10 A. NJ.
Motions. General Term journed for tho term.
Parts l., H.. ILL., and IN.-Adj burned for the term
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Plans Filed for Now Buildings.

VA, 22a; improvement, to tenemcnt Frank
Meyer, owner; EbelinE, architect; cost $1,oc
Cortlandt at, 81; Improvement to lofts and
offices Friedhoh owner: hurtlcr
Rohl, architects: cost ................,.,.. loo
FOrdham road. a, Al Grand Nv, twos story
dwelling; Mary Neville. owner: T. Al
brecht. architect cost .....,.....,..., ,... 2.0c
Greenwich av, 10; improvement to dwell.
ing; Philip Smith, owner, Cries.
arCnlteCti cost. ...,..,,. l,zu
Henry st. 1p1. six.story tenement; Lppman
Gold, owners: HOrenbnrger Il Straub.
architects cost OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1896
Madison Av and | i4th at IL C cor; improve
ment to flats; Martin Frank, owner; Col
Inns Building Co, architects; cost. .,,...,,, $50
Park av and 34th At, cor; improvement
to clubhouse Princeton Club, Cornelius
Vanderbilt owner: cost ..........,.... 60
Potter pl and Mosholu Parkway n cor;
two-story dwelling: Kennedy, owner;
Ahnemann 4 Yonkheere. architects. cost. loo
Timpsons pl " e, 5Qs 1dDth st; two.story
workshop; Morris DietsCh owner: Charles
Lohse architect: cost. ................... 1.oC
story dwelling; Metzler. owner; VIC
DickersOn. architect; cost ..........,..... 800
West broadway and Grand st, W cor; eight
story factory: Ruth Livingston. owner;
Wagner jain. architects cost. .....,.... 90, 0c
s8th It. II A. D5 " Columbus av. four i've
story fats; Mark Stevens. owner; CE
Manning. architect: cost. ....... ......... 1906
1<pth at, 52+ T.; two. story and basement
tencment; Michael Del Guidicc, owner:
Gustav Schwartz architect; cost. ......... 1.bC
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Auction Sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroom yes
terday William NJ. Ryan sold. for the executor.
the three story brick dwelling. on lot FOXES. ..
No. 2l0 West Thirty-third street, to Mrs. NJ A.
Donnelly for S12.2O0.
William Kennedy sold, for the trustees. the
three.st H frams Hats No. i34l Webster ave-
Peter 7. Meyer sold. in foreclosure. the four
story brick tenement on lot 90 1172.3 No. 234
East Fortieth street. to A. Schwartz for
$12.775. and the three story brick dwelling. on
lot l6SxlOo.l1, No 81 West 112th street. to
W. W Vaughn for Sl3.412.
ID. Phoenix Ingraham & Co. sold to close an
estate. the four story brownstone dwelling. on
lot 25Xn2, No. 13 West Eighteenth street. to
Howard l.. Hayden for S49SO0
Bryan l., Kennedy & Co. sold. at public AUG
ton. the three-story brick dwelling. on lot liz
lO5. No. 300 East Forty second street. to Will
liam Delaney for $S.050. and the eight lots at
the northwest corner OF Decatur avenue and
10Th street, TO NJ Buhler for $1,000
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Caldwell Av, 4 ibSth at, 1jONs5:
Hahn h o Reilly vs. JOS O Cocker ct al. .. S81 II
ham solomon ct al .'.....,.'.1..,.' ,. $500 oc
See Mfg Co vs. sarah Raymond ct al .,,..' sis rs
Stephen Twohig vs. samuel Russell '' ', $40 90
St AIMS av, cor l6Gth at lOpNl5U;
~ - "H'D'i~ 70 .,'' 10 i'e,''' ' go oc
St AIMS ay, 23l to 1856; l3pth At, Sa7 10
haitian impyf Co Vr = ~ " Wv ' bes TO
2Sth At, 13a W; U Mortar supply Co vs.
Rob't Askey. 8ae so
works vs. c6ss coster ct al ' D'o .' 61s 90
Jno white ....',',,......e...... 7ss sc
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Train Wrecked at rarirfv,lle.

TARIFFvILLE. Conn. June IA bad wreck
occurred on the Central New England Rail-
road. known as tho Poughkeepsio Bridge
Route. shortly after o'clock this morning
The brakes on several heavily laden freight
cars. which stood on siding west Of the sta
ton here. wer" looscned 10y PERSONS unknown.
and the cars ran ont onto tho main track.
EastbDund freight train No. ~. In charge OF
Conductor Goggles and Engineer Shatfer. both
Of Hartford colid"d with the cars with such
force as to wreck the engine and several cars
Tho train crew Jumped and escaped uninIured
Al passengers were transferred to-day al the
scene Of the wreck. There is no clue TO the
wrcrkors
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PRINTED MATTER. Ac.-aerman st.amers sailing

PRINTED MATTER. kc--German steamers sailing
Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c. for Cor
many, and Specially Addressed Printed Matter,
&c, for other parts of Europe. American and
White Star steamers Wednesdays, German
steamers on Thursdays and Cunard. French and
German steamers Saturdays take Printed
Matter. &c. for all countries for which they
advertised to carry mail.
After the closing of the Supplementary Trans.
atlantic Mails named above, additional supplement.
airy mails opened on the piers OF the American.
English. French and German steamers. and remain
open until within Ten Minutes OF the hour of sailing
of steamer.
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Proposals.
AqueduCt Commissioners Office.
NO. $50 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. May II. 1899
TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish
ing the materials called for In the approved forms
OF contract now on file in the once Of the Aqueduct
Commissioners for building overflow and bov-Of
sewers. water pipes and appurtenances in connection
with the Jerome Park Reservoir Of the Now CrotoH
AqueduCL. III the 24th Ward, Borough Of the Bronx
of tho CITY OF New York, will be received At this Office
until tt ESDAY. JUNE It, lGnn al - O'CLOCK
NOON and they will be publicly opened by tho
Aqueduct Commissioners as soon thereafter as pos.
siblc and he award of the contract for doing said
work and furnishing said materials will he made by
said Commissioners A. soon thercsteras practice
Blank forms Of said approved contract and tho
specifications thereof, and bids or proposals. and
proper envelopes f0r their Enclosure, form Of bonds
and all other information can be obtained at tho
above Once OF the Aqueduct Commissioners APP
plicAtiOn to the Secretary.
BY order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners.
JOHN j. RYAN, President
HARRY W. WALKER, Secretary.
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dividends and 9nterest.
! INTERNATroNAL PAPER CoMrA,


so BROAD STREET. NEW YORK, May "a, 1899.
The Board Of Directors has this day declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of one and one.half per
cent e p"rcent) the Preferred Capital Stock of
tbs Company for the quarter ending June 40. 1902.
Also declared quarterly dividend of per cent.
q per cent on the Common Capital Stock OF tho
CUIu PAM for the quarter ending June 80, 1899.
Both ut the above dividends payable July LIST
lsya 10 stockholders of record Of June 10th. 1899.
Transfer books of preferred and common stock to
close noon the 10th day Of June 1899. and re-
open on the LIST day of July. 1890.
WARNER MILLER. Secretary.
THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON COMPANY.
NEW YORK MAY 81 lTanIA quarterly rte diyt'
on the capital stock of this Company will T." paid at
the once of the Company, II COrtlAndt street, in
this city. and after Thursday, June To- 1899. The
transfer books will be closed from the close of bust.
ness to-day until the morning of Friday. June 10.
1Spp.
By order of the Board of Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
Coupons due June /. lSHn. from Augusta Southern
Railroad mpany First Mortgage Ave per gent.
bonds will be paid BY j. Z. Morgan Il Co., New York.
II. C. ANSLEl, Treasurer.
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Recorded Mortgages.

Av A. es. GLE n ssth st; Bertha Eymer to
Bank St. n $, soS.i v greenwich av; Oath ''''
stnrcke and ano to Irving Savings lnstitu
't William + + and Clement H smith to vii: $500
Bi t,e1 S ST. cor P:rry st. John 1imm
GSut the q s 81 pam Ey4.seeAi Lutheran
lsasohold; Patrick Hand to Christopher
Farrell. adm, &c. demand ............... 5000
Judson to Metropolitan life Inns Go, yr. So 900
Di J%dson to IL fe Grand Petit. w ?pe'e. 711s
Bt TO a.1sh MSMnr t4h Anna Tucker
Joseph souder, 80. 1850
Chas q Spencer and ano. trus. 3 yrs ....,. 10000
seph Hughes to Henry II Jackson ct al,
clinton T av new s line. $. i7o.i Jefferson 00'
q; William 7 Lavelle to. Johni BussinE. o.o
clinton ON" a ni' new line 1887 JcsI oo'0
SON st; WIN / Layelie to John BussinE. ooo
Jr and sno yrs r.. ,ao - i:@. 1000
SON ST Vim 7 Laveiio to John 7 Busting. 80.
clinton In an" S sH" new line =. 1877 Jefor 00O
son st; Vim I L'yrlle to George Stark de-
Clinton st, 1873 . Bernard Gslewski to
Thomas lie BoutGllier ct al, eIrs. &c. yrs 10000
ano to Crescenta Baumann, yrs -. 10000
ct al t. the Mutual Life ms CO, 8 yrs. $4,000
al to EbeihaTdt Schmidt, yrs ...,......... $500
Eldridgc st. I61; Benedict Klein to Clara
schmidt, yr,.,,.,,;,.;.,..;.;..,.. 80; $4,000
Eldridge st. 1853. benedict A Klein to Joseph
l. ButtenwiCser demand .................. 10000
Freeman At. sSG, Mary Stafford to Kate
NJ Ladd 3 yrs ........,,. 1880
Grand at, ago and 422; Philip HorowiH
and Samuel Parnass to American Mortgage
Grand st. 800 and 422; Philip HorlwitS and
samuel PAraass to John NJ Bowers exr,
Ne, W gaze. 10000
Henri ST, Az. William Youngs ct al to
sarah ii Powell yr. ,.,..'..c..; =, 10000
son NJ Powell, trWs sc, 5yTs :,;.,o,.;;. 10000
King st, :, ~ W Macdougal at John Add
TON To Alice II Dougherty. 3yrs. .........,. 1900
LenON Az, IL cor 18Th II; Michael j
Keenan, TO lambert Suydan. yr ..,.... 1890
BSucr to Henry KothFchild, i yr.,'...,. $500
Lexington Ay, q H. SOL + 7Wh st, lIlE70!
Joseph Green to Maurice Featherson,3
yrs IL, 600
'BrrSn t" John Brady, 4 yrs.,,,,,' - 1000
Madison NV, 1921. Samuel and Anna
Peterson To the Emigrant Industrial Saw
ingS Bank yr ..... ............. 1900
Madison aN, $ cor Goth At; Meyer HellmAn
to American Mortgage 60. y yr........... 10000
Madison av, o :, 30 Npth II; Meyer He'll
man TO American Mortgage Co, = w.. $4,000
Madison av. sc cor uUth st; Meyer HellmRn
TO Francis X Pendleton and ano, trus &c,
q .,,,.,.,.,..r.. 1900
Madison st. cor Clinton st; Isidore Jack,
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Cupartnrrship Gotirrs.

OFFICE OF EDWARD SWEET X CO.. 80 Broad 81.
I'VE have tins day admitted 10 firm Mr.. FRED
ERIC BULL and Mr.. HENRY ". BULL.
EDWARD SWEET co.
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Auction Sales To-Day.
BY PETER F. MEYER 4 co.


Eighth avenue. Nos. 776 to 790, east side
80 10', feet south OF Forty eighth street. plot
~. 5hxlO0XS91lQ0: three Ave story brick flats
3.1xS1. p: foreclosure sale: Edmund Coffin vs.
Thomas W. Keogh ct al. Merrill i Rogers. at
torneys; Thomas O'Sulliyan. referee: due on
Judgment. 500 1913 SO and interest; costs and
allowances, S32135 and interest; taxes assess
ments, &c. S2S5 and interest: prior mortgage.
$4,000 and interest.
West Fifty-third street, No. 100. south side
100 feet east OF Seventh avenue. 1Gx1005:
four-story stone front dwelling; foreclosure
sale: Silas b. Brownell Va. julius r. Winters
ct al. Edward l.. Patterson, attorney; Isaac b.
Brennan referee due on judgment 1876 81
ana interest: cost and allowances. $251 .95 and
interest; taxes. sseSsments. &c. 1918. 70 and
Interest," prior mortgage. $4,000 and interest
By WILLIAM KENNELLY.
Pine street. No. 81 south side. 67.4 feet west
OF Water street; runs south 80. ! TX east 20. NJ
south 90 Ok east to No 1913 Water street. 66Sx
north along Water street % * west so TX north
to Pine street 4Ox west 3O.6h two seven
story brick buildings: foreclosure sale Dime
Savings Bank vs. John Petit ct al. Ritch.
Woodford. Bovee Wallace. attorneys: Eman-
uel Bumenstiel referee: due on Judgment
SllS.47O 10 and interest: costs and allowance.
S45s77 and interest: taxes assessments. &c.
$500 and interest
BY RICHARD V. HAREETT co.
Second avenue No. 567. west side, 80 feet
north OF Thirty-f first street. 19x62; four-story
brick tenement. with store: partition sale {:
Charles Biaun VS.. Pauline Hergert ct al George
H. Hyde. attorney John Proctor Clarke ref
cree; taxes. assessments. &C. 800 and interest.
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Amsterdam av. l785; Henry Gunther 10
Leslie A Ware, Oyn .-..........$l. 200 to
Az A. 1sl; Christine Blum 10 Isaac Lind.
Broadwav 1910 and 1914. Robert cioeiet 70
Paul Kaufman, parts, 4 yrs ..............
Duane st, 81, 81 and So. and Elm st, ! to IS,
Nathaniel Jones to Theo W Sheridan.
Grand 1t. $50; John Fl Voet and ano to Hy-
man Levy. 2 yrs ............,...........
Thames At, n " cor New Church at; Church
Of st Peter to Henry Reichenbeoh: yrs
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MAILS FOR SOT'TH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WEST INDIES, &c

FRIDAY.At IL NJ. for BRAZIL. per steamship Cy-
prian Prince via PernAmbuCo and Rio Janeiro
Letters for North Brazil and La Plata Countries
must he directed per Cyprian Pr!nc at 7.
NJ. for JAMAICA, per steamship jason: at ! p.
NJ. COMPLEMENTARY I;3o P. NJ for ST. DOMINGO
and Turks ISLAND. per steamship New York;
alta 2. ". for DEAIERARA direct. per steamship
Cller.
sATuRDAY.-At $50 A. VI. supplementary lOA. NJ
for ST. THOMAS, ST. GROIN, LEEWARD and
wINDwARD ISLANDS. per steamship Pretoria
letters for Barbados, Grenada and Trinidad
must be directed per Pretoria; at 10 a. NJ.
.supp!Gmentary l0Ho A: NJ for FORTUNE
THAGENA, per steamship Allegheny uetters
for Costa Rico must be directed per ALE
ghanyr: at 10 A. NJ. supplementary 1o:ao
A. 81 for HAITI and SANTA MARTHA. per
steamship ApS; at 10 A. NJ. for NEWFOuND-
LAND per steamship Silva; at 1890 A, VI. for
HAITI, pei steamship Prins F. Hendrix letters
for Venezuela, Curacao Trinidad, British and
Dutch Guiana must be directed per Prns +.
Hendrix l;atl A. NJ. for CUBA. per steamship
SeRurauca, via Havana Qetters must be directed
per SeguTncs ,, AT ! | A. NJ. supplementary
l:}O A. NJ for PORTO RICO. via Ponce Nsn-
ezuels and Cuacao. also Savanilla and Cartha-
Rena. via Curacao, per steamship Caracas.
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and Henry DS1ian John Fl Humphreys ct al;
attys Rose 4 p.
Tooth 1t. a, 100 W Colum bus av. 6o11oo.ll Mary
r Reed VS. GRetana Cirrito ct al; atty, w u Reed.
10th ST, SIS, ~ a 4th av, 1Sx72: John Robinson
va John Brennan ct all atty, J C Robinson.
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Public slnttrrs.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the Bureau Of Sup
L plies and Accounts Navy Department. Washing.
publicly opened immediate thereafter, to furnish
at the Navy Yard Norfolk. Va four generating sets
upon application to the Navy Pay Once. Norfolk.
Va. A. s. KENNY. Paymaster'G General. U. s. u.
b-lN-Dn,
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Srltrt Aoard.
East Side.
West Side.

SOUTHFRNERS visiting city will hnd cool, newly
- furnished rooms. meals OPTIONAL reasonable.
HE CORNELL, HIth 81. and Central Park West.
NIASHINGTON PLACE, 75.-Elegantly furnished
w room; every convenience; reasonable refer
enccs required. gentleman only.
VVASHINGTON PLACE 115.-Desirabls rooms,
w large and small, also parOr: summer rates. ref
erence; transiGnts,
WEST End hV.. sa1.-Handsomely furnished
w rooms, en- suite or single; table unercelled: re-
fined private family.
S7TH ST. WEST.-Large and small connecting
~ rooms. second floor. singly or together: with
board references
7DD ST, SO WEST.--Desirable rooms large and
- small. with board. at summer rates: references.
OCD ST.. 80 wEST.-Unique house; sanitary
~ plumbing; rooms. sinGly suite: private
baths; excellent table; refined surroundings; sum
mcr prices; near elevated station.
O2D ST, 1874 WEST. near Park and 81" Station
30 Desirable rooms: good board private family,
references.
q TIL ST. To WFST.-Private family offers pleas
~ ant large and hail room, with excellent tabley
pleasant locality. near 93d st. elevated station.
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14sth at. q =, rs V College Nv. box1oO; sam1 J
Mclaughlin sJohn Mclaughlin. partition; atty.
W
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hIISING MACHINERY. FRASER 4 CHALMERS,
4'l 30 Broadway, Now York, manufacturers OF min
ing aud smelling machinery. Estimates on mining.
milling and smelling supplies promptly furnished.
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FURNISHED Ruums at'anted.

NEAR tho Ooney Island cycle path, \ young man
~ desires furnished room WITH pri ylere OF BATH
sap furnish reference. Address r. b.. box 222 Sun
Dfhoe.
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Advertised THE SrN implies the shortest route 70
satisfactory DISPOSAL Of 1t. No better Endorsement
of THK SrN IA a real estate medium need be rs-
quired than the Real Estate Board Of Brokers. who
msdluM.-AdA
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Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to North Sydney,
and thence by steamer, close at this ntce daily at
s3nP. NJ connecting close here every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday. Mails t"r.MIuel"n,
by rail to Boston aud thence 10y steamer. close
at this Office daily at $3.50 p. NJ. Mails for Cuba.
by rail to Port Tampa. Fla and thence by steam
A. the come ting closes are Sunday. wodnes-
Miami Fla aud thence by steamer close I at this is
1890 A. M. the CONNECTING closes are on Tuesday
and saturday. Mails for Mexico City overland.
unless specially addressed for despatch by steam
er close at this office daily at 2:3O A. VI. and 2: 80
M sRegistered mail closes at q +. NJ previous
day. tRegistered mail closes at u 2. II. second
day before.
TRASSPAOIFIC MAILS
Mails for China Japan and Hawai-; per steamship
June 81, at 8 40 p VI. Mails for China and Japan.
per steamship hinshiu Maru from seattle close
here daily up to June * at G:fO T.. VI. Mails for
are forwarded via Europe). New Zealand, Hawaii.
Fill and samoan Islands, per steamship Alameda
from San Francisco. close here daily after May
OF steamship Campanta, which will probably ar
rive June ~. Mails for China and japan, per
steamship Empress of Japan from vAnoouyerl.
close here daily up to June sl3 Mt O:8O p. NJ.
Mails for China and Japan, per steamship Ia
coma from Tacoma close here daily up to Juno
el5 at $3.50 p. NJ.
Mails for Hawaii. per steamship Australia tfrom San
francscol, close here daily up to June s2S at
1870 p. NJ Mails for Australia except West Aus.
tralia). Hawaii and Fiji Islands. per steamship
June s12 and up TO juno s2H at 80 p. VI. Mails
for the Society Islands, per ship Tropc Bird
from San FTSncisco). close here daily up toJune
R2b at $40 p. NJ
spaclhc mails are forwarded port Of sailing
daily and tho schedule OF closing IL arranged tho
presumption of their uninterrupted overland tran.
sit. sRegistered mail closes at p VI. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmaster.
Post Once, New York, y. V, June /. 1879.
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Elton 1y, VS. % u l55th 1t, 25Ipa6; John B Pine.
trns. Va Elizabeth Meyer and other; atty, Parker.
mann 81 al; Rttys, Goeller, 8 r.
esd a. n ., 400 " Amsterdam Az, 26Iloo.6I Wolf
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N"EHFNF er1"l1 Va71'I1Ih RFFIE' E"FFE' " IT "
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

sATrRDAY-At A. NJ. for FRANCE. SwITZFR
LAND ITALY, SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA. per steamship
La GascogneF. via Havre letters for other
parts Of Europe must he directed per La
Gascogne ~ at = A. NJ for NETHERLANDS
direct. per steamship Spsarndau. VIA Rotter-
dam letters must be directed per Spaarndam' >.
A. NJ. supplementary $3.50 A. NJ for
EUROPE, per steamship Lucania", via Queens
town: at A. NJ. for ITALY per steamship Kaiser
wilhelm H.. via Naples letters must Toe directed
LAND direct, per steamship City of Rome, via
Glasgow letters must be directed per City Of
Rome,
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