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New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

Kingsbridge Road. Is II Of Nindham Place.
for frame dwelling, 2Jx25; Chester
O"erbaugh. owner Arthur 6 Longyear, NO o.o
l26 Lberty-s architect. .................. SooV
sullvan-st. Nos 33 and IS. for Ave story brick
and lofts 4Ox73.S; Peter Roberts Mont -. .oo
Eagle-ave % II n Of l6lst-st, for four foui-
ttory brick tenement houses. ls9x8! II ped
rick. Hackensack, n j. owner: Edwin Coy, -.
No - Nassau-s, architect sf'Vo"
22d-st No i27 East. for fvestory brick Factory,
q. .Gxg0 Henry ID Bultman, No 2s9 4th-eVe' ,o ooo
G5d-st No 2O3 West. for a one-story brick storage
house. 1Tx25; Frederick King NO " Anlster- .on
dam-ave, Neuman & Duncan architects ooo
54th-st n 200 II Of 5th-ave. for .hve-sto
brick dwelling, 25x74.3; Philip Lehman NO % - ooo
West 5Gth-s owner: John II Duncan, architect 4cW
l6Gth-si. No 900 TO $40 East for three two.etory
frame dwellings II. 10xls 2x6s.1 James McAr-
shi,act sruri no ''| has' ioo'''' '..... 1000
West-st Beach 81. Tor four-story
brick building, with stores, 1OxSsi
John Williams owner; I Williams it, al. ooo
Webster ave W g 1919 II y OF Kingsbridge Road
for a two story frame dwelling. with store
20x43 T. Van Zandt. owner: Burger archi- 80
s9th-st g. 300 II Of Columbus ave, lot two
nve-sOry brick nnthouses. 25xs6; J SuiiNah
owner: William Tuttle No 2sI ith-aVe =, ooo
archnect ,hras
st Ann's-ave. n corner l5Sth st. Tor thres
story brick fats. 27l9x2s and 81 2xD9 ana
owner VI Smalheser. No l92 Bo"ery archi a., 900
49th-s st. No l23 West for three-story brick
dwelling and stable, 25xlOO.4; { 7 Cooke no
2 West 4sth-st owner; Lienan Nash. NO .. ooo
ca Cedar-st architect ct.........'''''''''''''' ifV0"
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To Holders of Outstanding Bonds
OF THE
Michigan Peninsular Car Co

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on March l. lss'
the Michigan Peninsular Car Company made SAFE OF
A -,er,v and franchises covered by the mortgage OF
49, c,onsnv dated September !. 1892 TO the Guaranty
1rs Company OF New York (by its former name OF 'he
Nsw York Guarani, ard Indemnity Company as Trus-
tee that upon such saie the principal OF all tne oos
secured BY the mortgage became due by virtue OF the o
towing clause r. the mortgage "Dut upon any sale OF
the property and franchises secured by this mortgage
tho rincipa of all bonds secured hereby and then
outstanding shall due II not already que py Tue
terms of the bonds publication as herein provided
,hat this Company pay the holders OF all outs'aho
ing bonds which shall be surrendered on or before June
1899 at the Office the Guaranty Trust Company j" ''
CITY OF New York 70. payment and cancellation at the
,, ~ lo5 per cent Of principal in addition thereto
all accrued interest q: the mortgage rate to the date o
surrender and that the interest upon all outstanding
bonds not so surrendered before June l. lsV' sha
that date.
Detroit May l. 1895.
MICHIGAN-PENINSULAR CAR COMPANY
By s. $. DE LANo. Treasurer
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STATE or NEW YORK.
COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE.
Albany. May u. 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro,

~ rosals will be received AT this once un' ee eeo Sa
-, " inst al noon the purchase OF S'oo"O
DAY OF Adf a. mis- state 10 be issued pursuant 70
s nrnyisitns Of Chapter G72 Of the Laws Of lS ana
w w aoe Laws OF 1sg9. for the payment of expenses
- tpe National Guard and Naval Militia IN the puunc
deferse. ,.s >,o, ,s, ,soo and will be
y, the denomination Of $4,000 each; VIII draw incIesst
y. ,te rafe OF ~ cent. per ennlm payable sem
tr,uorv and viii mature sIO0Oco On May lst IN each oi
The wears 1902 1903. 1904 1919 and l'ob. . 49, r, ,
p,incinsi and interest Will be payable az the lhhk OF
~ t,nnbatsn Company in the City % New York go
rha c;omntroller reserves the right 10 reect an pus
h,nb are not in his opinion advantageous 10 the interests
OF the State. .,,oa Ia, a certified check
pavabe 10 the Comptroller. for one per cent oi @ 1ne
TSo,nt ~ bonds bids for; and must DC ftaeu anu e
Snrssd Loan for tie Public Defence and directed 70
the Comptroller Of the STATE q Ss~ SssG~pcX ',miirojer
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Do rlois Ellen NJ to Julia " DE Blois, s"hst M
Her4os Edward H. to rTovaed, years $500
Jacobs. John F. 70 J0sepn .".e..... D'"'''''e 1906
Is,nson1ays Nc5ois gfasrfB Sns Bertha. to Lily
tord ct az! uusteesa aa soo,r < wears ...... 800
LegsTs e1mssnJ 5?sS " 81 Nest S f int i2Oc
sugaraan william ,ie and to ,5s lS1Ss Monroe S. also Mon
s5l ,sf. Of cn'SHst Sn%s:i: ef%nnS q; a Sia O'
Farelly stephen 10 20 :sl,S ave ', 1906
w@ssains r.9Ges Em%s sSs, 10 A'sd 2's0~ ss5a az" OF
D%G , AsTaga% s snd htS: E9S1sl %essisn 10
oReilly Hugh E. to Lawrence curnen 2"h-s'' 100
siere iV Abraham. to Harrl. Manieleaum and an
nother Nos io7 and 100 Avenue B and No isi - :,
Cope se Herbert. to the Washington Life Insurance
c'mpany iSth-st n =. c2S # Of Amsterdam ,no n
sahSy fsS simon Geo to sarah Powell 40 90 West =,
snFsr Morfs' to Charles Grien ct al
sc. No q Rutgers Place or Monroe-s'' cor GO %
schey simon to Sarah ii Powell No % West ,,o,
Hr.chhorn ii%as Ssraa snlf to william Hail No 40 % ~
NSst lSlst-s sist,, ~ hnecna cnampIin weo
Si1,f steraye cor 7sh-st. new line : year 1000
Jas ave and adjoining Tote. years mort .soo
Brand. Aasi Louis and John 70 Anne stout a trustee
&C. liSth-s'' iVo ......."......... $500
r5,s5s ysd5s George R to the lawyers Title Insar
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. lOW
Ruf Agsus, to a. Amfis Es.t ,ot6lsS months 1900
c,rouss Hermann, and another % Lille Is idiien-
nal sg'h-s' = 500 II .. .,."..'.... $3.50
1romnkins j. nnle Frederick Zinsser bstb =. M
- = 100 n " % Central Park West. years; 'o"
Sam. 10 same Gsth-st 9. 100 n " OF 'enuhi =. NJ
park West 3 years. :. '''
rrirfsv carolina 10 Abraham BOehiD ana an.
other 2c'h-si > -"o II " VI $500
year .,ne ,roperty / ear............ 27,OC
Golden bernard. and Morris Rosenberg 70 heh.
DE weeheS' ohVers' 40 ~ ..'........'' Io0
tt,,n@N Iohn w. fo Title Guarantee ana Irutt
Go. No $40 TO ''s D'''a~n'' .'...'..'.-,.' 500
,,!o ~! Elizabeth H. 10 Joseph y Hoyt, Macomb- . y,
80 : 1910 n n OF ii4th-st, y year -. H."
cs-res william. % Title ouerantee ana iIust
90. Noe 4e' and 'e' yves. '' 2so
fame to NeMours s"V'nt' n.'". "....'........ ~ iLo
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Tith-st. - II Of West End ave. lo6xlp; so, q,
Francis W Howland TO Louis Lenerts SN'V
135h-st 225 IT q OF 7th-ave. 25xJ9 II; George . =,
Van HOesen. referee. 10 Harriet Coles. .... IL
4sth-si n $. PA II " Of 3d-ave. 1Gx irregular:
Francis Lowrey. referee. to Montgomery % -
G9th-st s. ~ II Of Park ave. ok irregular;
the Equitable Life Assurance Society To Daniel a, ~
Childs "''V
broadway 5 W corner sist ct. 1G.5xi03. .5xI6.5x
lO2 o also strip * adjoining on s. Amos 40 ..
Emo 81 al. EXECUTOR etc to George ketcham loo-a
1sr1ep e@ reeIee Si 50 20 axe stephen Fay H..
i5Oth-st n > 100 II . OF Brook ave. 25OxlOO. also
10th st. s. 100 n OF Brook ave, 25oxlOo,
Henry and Herbert James 10 lorenz + oo NJ
Weiher Jr.-.... a.. '
Rutgers-st. corner Mads1n-st 22xls6 PIN no q,
Gus I>)wenfeld and another 20 Isaac l@vinson' "o"
1Oth-st n s. 10 n Of 7th-ave. 2lxv2: lpth-N
n 3 l25 II W OF 7th-ave 2jxl00.10x irregular.
and 20th-st. =. los II " Of Ith-ave. 2Ixslllk
2jxsl.3: Hugh ORely ct al. trustees, 70 hugh 40 ~
O Reilly .................. ''''
oOth-si n $ 200 II Of ith-aye 25x92. Abraham On =,
Poehn and another Caroline Brlney. =; "<'W
f3ist-st No ~ West 25x99 II; william ii han q, >,
10 Sarah Hrschhorn. -
S,burban-st corner Maron-ave lsxllIx4sx 40 q,
l2Og. Theodore W Todd to George Schmitt.... lo'"-
3jth-st No 32s East. 25xlOO Mary Damn 10 :, ~
Theophilus II Gee i''"
centrai PARK West n 9lstst, lOoS oSxl20; go .,
Julius Oppenheimer 10 Isabella l>oring l'o'o'
Eordham ave lot No 2iJ map Of Central MOT
risania 5Oxl30 Gx5Oxl2ss. Marcena Williams 10 ., a,
loth-st No III n,ors Eas, =" August Run .. 21oC
tSinqshridee Road. :. 5O2 II from 3 OF
W'eNster-ave. runs Q O2 10 ROAD : " o'oN
n W AZ i0x n 56I John smith reieIee' !" ,e M
Philip A Smyth. ...........'.. '''''''''''' 49,
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

ABOUT TRAvGl..
EIGHTH ARTICLE.

EIGHTH ARTICLE.
WE RECENTLY SAID IN THESE ARrI-
Giles ONCE A MEMBER or COOK
TOURIST PARTY. ALWAYS A MEMBER
AND WE REPEAT THAT MORE PLEAS
URE. INFORMATION. AND KNOWLEDGE
OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES CAN BE OBJ
TANNED IN OWEN TIME BY Asso-
CTATroN WITH ONE OF OUR PARTIES
THAN IN ANY OTHER MANNER. WE
HAVE THIS SEASON 10 OF THESE FIRST
CLASS PARTIES THE FOLLOWING ~
SPECIMEN TOUR: "LCcANfA." NEW
YORK TO LIVERPOOL. JUNE sD: YACHT
mo CRUISE. BY ORIENT LINE. 25 DAYS.
INCLUDING THE NORWEGIAN FJoRDs
AND ARCTIC cI2cLE VISITING THE
NORTH CAPE AND OTHER POINTS IN
THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN"
NUMEROUS CARRIAGE DRIVES IN NOR
WAY. THEREAFTER VISIT STOCKHOLM.
FINLAND. ST. PETERSBURG. MOSCOW.
WITH THE WONDERFUL KREMLlN.
POLAND. BUDA PEsTR VIENNA. NUN
IcH STRAsBUR6, PARIS
Tour Of VI days. cost s95s. Other tours
June 7. IL. 20 Also many attractive
Vacation Tours to Europe and through
America.
THOS. COOK SON
2el AND 1925 BROADWAY. ". Y BOSTON.
PHILADELPHIA. CHICAGO. SAN FRAN
CISCO. ETC
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DpopOsALS will be received at The Bureau

Supplies nd a AeG1ns IG NoSg SaS pfPS MaS 81 1885 and
stni onened Immediately thereafter % fnrnsh AT the
New York Navy Yard quantity OF eeS'9 sp1pifs
sets steel angles McInnes and kaht5ens
~ 60 @ gases files cloth laundry soap
iron Pipe pipe copper tubing hSo e'G while @ lesd
pains and Blank proposals onc T Ds New yak
upon tlTTwSY Psymaster General L. 5. ~ 5-l2-@
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
DnopoSALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

l. oec. ~ the Ouartermsster. L. s.. MithFy AcaasHy
Uss, Point n Y April 90 1899 -sen!ed ptopoanlS5 y.
duplicate subject the usual c9ndsns a $40 % for o Building
Maerias Plumbing Materials Hardwsrvd cn bednies
Sa.s other stores speclne1 on
70 he had on application here. The rght Is h.eof
reject or accept any all proposals or any p for Mil
ass nronosas an envelope marked proposals i1r ~
,srv S,,njles and addressed 70 the undersishe' " "
sI,f-RGIN -Mninr. Q. VI. U 81 W. n
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Proposals.
DRoPOSATS FOR INDIAN SUPPLEs.-De-

- partment Of the Interior Office of Indian Affairs
Washington. d. c.. March 80, ls99.-sealed proposals
proposals blankets. woolen and cotton
goods. clothing etc as the case may BE- and directed
Wooster street New York city, W. be received until
o'clock D. m. Tuesday, May 2s 1899 for furnishing
for the Indian Service blankets. woolen and cotton
goods clothing notions. hats end caps BIDS must be be
mac Government blanks Schedules giving an
necessary Information for bidders Will be furnished on
application 10 the Indian ONCE Washington ~ a. nos nos
III and 10 Wooster New York city; or Ou2 state
street Chicago, H.; the Commissares ot sH6slstenGe
81 Paul and ,an Francisco ne postmasters az sioux
city Yankton Arkansae City. caldwell Topeka Miehta
srS rucson Bids will opened at the hour and days
above stated and bidders invited 10 be present az ne
he Iepartment the right 10 determine
be poln Of delivery and to reject any and all BIDS or
any Par' VI e"' ~ w A. Jones. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
RNy RUILDING, Whitehall Street New

"a v,L c,tv NAV 18TH Is09-Sealed proposals will he
ceyed here until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. June l5h lss for
ieoI sevedoring and laundering in connection win the
Any Transportation Service. Proposals hld nsuuc
lions furnished bidders application me IL
1r anv part thereof +. b. JONES Major ana quarter
L. S. A.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
financial.
REORGANIZATION
OF THE
BALTIMORE { OHIO RAILROAD CO.

- Ill Holders of The Mercantile Trust
comuauy's Reorganization Certificates Of
n.rosit issued under the Plan md Agree
nrnt for the Reorgn nisation of The Baiti-
nore and Ohio Railroad Company dated
June 22' ie"o'
xo,,ce is hereby given that ON AND AFTER MAY
.ru 1899 holders of The Mercantile Trust Company $
S.snzstion Certificates Of Deposit Issued under The
- md Agreement for the Reorganization OF The
",,,r,ore and Ohio Railroad Company dated June %.
ss NAV receive the securities and cash to which
arc entitled upon presentation and surrender Of
peorsanization Certificates Of Deposit at the Of
u" Wv =, the Depositary. THE MERCANTILE TRUST
n,,o.NY No 100 Broadway. in the City Of New York.
oSDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK. LIMITED.
7" )" .,aon Agency hereinafter stated
W. holder must deliver TO the Depositary all Re
'.,,on Certificates held by him for the various old
"eI,,ss and coupons. which will be scheduled and con-
..,ed BY the Depositary. Not than hundred
s.auIes will be taken in on each business day. and
- ,u securities and cash in exchange will be ready
-, aAivery on the following day
r,terest upon coupons mntured prior TO
II. ,st 1895. and deposited separately from
a.. hopds will cease to accrue on and after
May Gath. ls'"' ooo
s.c, each The new shares urust cert.hcates) a-c
. ,ha mar value q 500 each. Non-interest bearing
- exchaneeahle in round amounts for the new secur-
-, IN 10 issued for fractional amounts OF new bonds
s ,ores Holders entitled 10 fractions OF bond or
- nav either sell the fractions to the undersigned
=. purchase from the undersigned such amounts
s may be necessary entitled them to an entire bond
or an entire snare o. -.
uolsers transmitting Reorganization Certificates OF
,os,, bv mail should indicate whether they wish to
ss, or buy such fractions. and whether they wish the
s ~ .aorr,es sent by registered mail by at
their expense
Dated May 18TH. 1873.
SPEYER CO.,
KUHN. LOEB & CO.,
SpEyER nROTHERS.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

A DyERTISEMENTs and suJscriptIons TOT hr IpI,' .
A received at their Uptown Once No i22 btoaawas.
"a door north OF 3st-st until CLOCK p m huFelnss
,snts received the following branch ohees al resua
Office rates until o'clock p. n w 2oa
co. 0th-ave.. l2tb-st: MACY "h
ana I1th-st: l4e columbus-nve near west oD' w.,
IVES, 4ad ST 6th-ave.: 92 East Iith 20 200
sad-st between 7rh and slh aves l59 East ISs'
55dove between 10th ara 5Th s,s. lO2b ~ ave nrh
cats, ITos ist-aye. s9th-st: $50 Si-aFe near
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

oulgley. David TO Mary A Noyes. Washington
ave. W corner l7lst-st l year. ......,...., :.
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financial Nleeiinas.

PACIFIC MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
Mills Building. II Broad Street.
York May lith, 1890.
THE FIFTY-SECOND ANNUAL MEETING
Of stockholders the Pacific Mail steamship Com
pany will Se held office Of the Company 10 Broad
Street mills BuidinR). I'm the City Of New York. on
Wednesday the a1st day Of May 1899 between the hours
of IL O'Clock p NJ. for the election Of Direct
ors and the transaction Of such other business may
properly The transfer books Of the Com
pany Will close Union Trust Company
on Monday the 22nd day Of May 1899 at o'clock NJ.
and will reopen on Friday 2nd 10 O'Clock
A. NJ JOSEPH HELEN. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
Suburban Rral estate.


1ISCy ~uon.clsr real estate nii kinds. sale Ann
\ psn, CLARENCE o. TUBBs. Beskman-s o., ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

A ADVERTISEMENTS ami subscriptions ror rhs Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Once no I242 Broadway.
ed door north OF Slstst until O'Clock D. M; advertise
rents received at following branch offices ct regular
ONCE rates until o'clock D. viz 24 sth ave. O.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
EXECUTOR SALE.

on Friday May 2Gth 2;3O p H' on 'he p'e"'''e' '"e
valuable and well-known
PALMER HOUSE, AT SPRING LAKE, N. d.
containing about ~ all furnished with modern
conveniences Artesan water gas &C IAN oe ssel a'
any time. e T.. v LIZA H"' A"
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
Dipi0en0 \ oilrrs.
Office of
THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD co,

THE THIRD AVENIE RAILROAD co,
lll0 Third Avenue -
New FORK May S. 1899.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the stock
holders Of this Company that quarterly dividend Of
ONE DOLLAR AND SEVENTY FIVE CENTS PER
SHARE this day been declared the capital stock
payable Wednesday, May 81. 1893. stockholders Of
record Saturday. May 20 1899. at II o'clock NJ.
The books Of the Company Will be closed on
Saturday. MAY 20. 1899 at ~ o'clock NJ. and remain
closed until Thursday June l. 1909 at 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
to prepare the payment Of the dividend
BY order OF the Board OF Directors.
WILLIAM y. AMORY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
rountrn properip for Sale or 20 LET.


- - op RTNr-IArge Queen Anne cottage pleas
- anty situated Breezy Point Amluyvh's sIsn Ja'n
.snna,,on ao miles from Manhattan. DOW, 4z' ooid ST.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
II s ENGINEER OFFICE Newport. r. l.,

y May l5 lsg9--sealed proposals. for Dredging IA re-
River and Fs River Harbor, Mass dreds.ns ana ,ey
moving powders at Woods Hole fni"P,, con
non,trIction al Nantucket Mass ana bretkHat. hore
s-action at sakonnet Point H. IL WI be tsof oianed
nntu IL A. NJ June II 1899 ana then pun, w, troOT
info,n alton furnished application D. w loch""'D'
Ma.o
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
FURNISHED 6ouses 90 Eet--G Gonntrp.
SCHOONHOVEN COTTAGES,
property OF Jonathan Thorne. on the bank OF
BLACK ROCK HARDOR

Location unsurpassed anywhere on the Connecucul
shore Desirable roomy Cottages 70 rent directly on We
water: attractvely furnished: lighted by gas mouern
plumbing: perfect sewerage and abundant supply OF su
water; boating sailing, bathing Isnhs eu Nev York IL
one of the heathest breezest spots in Connectlcut
bridgeport the New YORK Ne" i"'e" w
Hartford Railroad. ,,.., tIo,el .ad
" l. Miller will be at the Manhattan ho1s' 80
street and Madison Ave. Friday from 10 A. N. 10
r. ~. to show plans and photographs ana 10 give NJ
formation regarding this property , c 49,. N
". l.. MILLER. supt. Black Rock conn., OF ~ W.
JOHNSON & CO.. 40 B' way n. Y Cny
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

pvERrIsEMExT3 and suossrip'isss ,oy T9s rr,sans
81 door north Of alst-st. until o'clock p m advertise
monte received the following branch onees regular
once rstes until O'clock D. VIA 20 Wh-avs.
80 ssd ct; iSa oth-svs coz. i2th-ss; Aaeya &h-sy~
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
Real estate for Gxebana:


OyHr BfssT apartment house the Bouieyard TO sx-
change for valuable vacant lots. sTEVENs. st.
corner Columbus ave.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
WHITE STAR LINE.

a. NEW YORK-Qu uEENsToWN-I
cymric. :. May -. D. m eiermanc . June n. noon
Majestic. May 81, 1oon Majestic June q. noon
tr,ts mic June T. noon Britannia July g. noon
Teuionic June "a. noon cymrie July II. 50. n
Eor nasseneer freight and general Information apply to
" WHITE STAR LINE
p,.~ No a. North River ONCE Broadway. ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

PED d LINE
~ For Ia 0usyra, Puerto cabelo Curacao and Marc
.,no Via curacao--Caiiing also At Porto Rico.
'"'''' " From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn. .
q g CARACAS ,............,. Saturday. May g. tP y
e q pfSiiApELPFIA. ....,.. Saturday May 20. y NJ
Thsse steamers have superior accommodations for pss-
'e"s' BoUL.ToN. BLISS a DAILErr
Genera, Managers. 1875 Front st.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
Wln mWEllNl@M AlNl[E.

DAILY SERVICE
For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Newport News Por,s
mouth, Primers Point and Richmond Va connecting fcr
Richmond. Virginia Beach Washington. d.
c.. and entire South and West.
Freight and Passenger steamers call from Pier 20.
North River foot ~ Beach ST.. every week day except
Sot, at and Sat. at .. n.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

NEW RK-ANTwERP-PARIs.
Every Wednesday at ~ noon.
westernland May - Nocrdiand June !
sKensington May 81 Friesand June ~
These cabin and third class passenges
" INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers IL and io North River once. Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18
For Porto lH11@Oo
ElNlME @TENM@@OP @W

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE
Connecting with all railroad and steamship lines 20 all
Summer Resorts. Steamships Horato Hsr' new ana ara
Manhattan leave Pier No 3s. f. r.. foot OF har.et
Street every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday AT p A.
Steamers fitted With every modern lnpr1Ns nent ,or '
Broadway. OF Reade Street and general Of
Ace No. 222 South Street opposite he Pier
HORATIO HALL. O. F. A.. e22 South Street
New-York tribune., 1899-05-18

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
Vu rror, New York Wednesdays Fridays and saturdays
FOR TEXAS. dEoRGIA AND FLoRiDA -,
arm SsuT and ROUND TRIP Tickets ssued 20 al
Don,s n Colorado Ar.Sns sia1,na ep, A'as'
ect ,s ~ our 6o-pase Pocket Guide lmaei free)
- NV wtsIORY co. Gen. Asts.. Pier 70 H. r.. ~ =.
The times., 1899-12-02
Rational Helm to the Poor.

The New York Commercial Advertiser"
suggests that those who have any books
OF magazines to spare send them 10 Cuba
Tor the use Of Americans living there and
Cubans learning English. This is a good
idea, and Il might be worth the while
Of some philsnLhropic society 10 take the
matter up. The American section Of the
Spanish Public Library at Matanzas is
one place in which American literature is
badly needed. and some OF the New York
people who have surplus books and maga-
zines are sending thsm there for distribu-
tion among Cubans and Americans. or pe-
rusal al the library. according 10 the na-
ture Of the contribution. Almost anything
that is in English is welcomed by Ameri-
can eEiles. and all kinds o. literature viii
prove useful 10 Cubsns who wish 10 be-
come good American citizens.
There is an old saying about the desira-
bility Of putting shirtless backs into an
used shirts and il comes 10 mind rather
often IN these days o. unequal distribution.
There are so many things in the average
weII-to-do household which are thrown
away for want Of some proper place to be-
stow them, that IL seems as II some be-
nevolent person might do an immense
amount OF good by collecting these things
and putting them where they would do the
most good. Sometimes half worn gar
ments are given 10 people who do not
make the best use Of them, because the
donor is TOO busy or too lazy 10 hunt
up 2 fitting recipient. Sometimes food is
thrown into The garbage can when IL might
have been given 70 q hungry beggar if
the beggar had been at hand Enough
books, magazines, and newspapers are
thrown away by well-to-do families to sf-
ford untold delight to whole communi-
ties Of poor people in regions remote from
bookstores.
Il might be a good thing il a mendlnf
bureau could be established in connection
with some charitable organization. who's,
business il should be TO collect half-worr
garments which people Of moderate mean.
were willing 10 give away. and put them il
order f0r the benefit Of the very poor
Such a bureau would employ some OF III,
women who are out Of work, and a smal
Tax might be charged on the clothing wheI
the recipient was not absolutely destitute
SO that the institution might partially sup
port itself Il would certainly be well 4
every church should establish its box fol
the poor, into which ali sorts Of cast Of
The times., 1899-12-02
POLITICS IN CUBA.
An Effort 10 Ascertain Native Opin-
lon on the Foraker Law.

HAVANA, Dec 1.-The Cuban Planters
League has agreed to ascertain the opin-
ion of the island in regard to the Foraker
law. The municipalities, civil governors,
and all representative bodies will be asked
to give their opinions regarding its draw
backs and advantages.
Governor General Brooke has ordered
Secretary Lanuza to call for bids on $500
more blackboaTds. 1000 dozen states, and
5000 dozen bottles of Ink for use in the
schools
Colonel Moale, Civil Governor Of Puerto
Principe, has ordered that anyone taking
rum into the American camp shall be fined
S5 for the first offence, 500 for the second
and that he shall be subjected to the mill
tary laws for the third offence.
At the next meeting Of the delegates of
the National League Senior Pierra, former
ly editor of the "Independeniente," which
recently failed owing TO lack OF support,
will propose that the convention cali the
attention OF Gubans to the legal aspect
of the appointment of civil governor. He
holds that under international law Presi-
dent Mckinley, by the fact of Intervention,
is the supreme governor of Cuba, and as
such, has fun powers which were granted
TO him by the joint resolution of Congress.
and that he eFtherefore cannot legally take
any steps in5the matter