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Canal st, Ill: Amelia Thompson. trnstse.to
Amelia Thompson, indlv confirmation
ligth st, $. 80 ave. 65Io0iii Esther 49,.
Levi, I, Lena 10 wen berg .;i,.'.'aa;;;.': 5000
boiIo1; Mex DSnriper TO Vita Blinn $3.50. $4,000
iiS,h s. t. iSSE' 'ysftSGl Robert sh'r 100
10th y. sea VI. 2ofioo.Gi AlvoGi r Allen :,
ssd It a. " S:i iErbS to oil r5ad; siao asd
st. 81 ". id.oINI, 9: irres Alfred Marshall INN
ct al TO Thomas Frazier. ...,...,..."...,. 5000
si sGiansi 70 joan E RodySr; ,john1 /
F.idmsa EU to Peter Peter po,ssr 80 " 100
7lth st, .ssi, aSIio2.2; also s5th st.ns.
1ia ist a., 2bIiO2.?: robert Loebto
same s sI9e:,sy; " y, i; 81, Wssierteld and
Ipisrtsls az. 81, 1883 1881 ,aHth s. 2lsi,qo;
M Ha Ss sS 5 OF o soAG 1000
mar lot. q Elliott zbofiwski. lying ss.. v
and s9os % tss so taTz Morris
1isth 4. 40 o. cHx5o.5; Jane Hummer to
listS At. ' +, isorioo.i i! syyiiyi. knapp Nv
:, to Robert sherwood release GOV. ,::.....
john Wilson e Ro SaRh al zo.noo o,ch
and ,na to 1 to5n az a%sHS" Jonas
2Id st. so; W i.;saYs \ Lorenzo semple' mn
100 1t itS %a % Mary Si
asa ioSssss !i "a st. &1 thsriss f D Dcr
TO Harriet Dller.
Too los"nh calissetn T. Simon Ader 90"
1OTth ct. =, AS W Columbus nv. SOSl0O.-
II Jonathan huxley trustee to Robert
ioslh ST. = :. iai W I'd av 251iooii; Ri.
naldo Ro 'kefsller to Nicola NJ Ia Rocca
1851 st. IL =. 1894 e Gth as. les1Vyll;
Caroline Opper TO Joseph d Jennings
7th av. NV cor il3th st, 100. iIloo: Ed.
5sth ss,n a. 276s 9th av, 3oxloo.5; Frank
Bond to Renry Sanford: la pArt.........
cath St n 8. aia Amsterdam av. isxloo.5.
list ct, s. 400 W West End av. 52xi2j;
ha Nav YORK. In aftnent IN
ment Co to Kate Brown ,-,..:.... 100
Ioo.li; Perle Knopf to sigmund
Knopf. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
German pl ess, 25s lbsth st. 2bIs4. lH201
Sh.2; Joseph Jennings to Caroline
Washington av. g :. 1904 Hist ct. BOX
ld+.Y1iokld7.ll: Simon Adler to Joseph
9th sv, n o cor IOist 20 IlxlUO; William G
Weber to Robert Sherwood. ,............. 100
18th St I.3 W. i7.oxio..2: Ella swayne
Goth at. 81 and 80 ". s41IOo.s; Robert Wal.
lace to Jonathan Bnlslsy ..........;.: 100
t TSos st, 1q 70 Ns. aoT5s iy Io1ioo
forth st, as. 225 Columbus av. 2oI
loo.1l, Edmund Jeans to Robert Wal.
1OTth at. IS, PAS W Columbus av. so1
lOo.1I; Helen p Bulkley ct al. devisees,
and ano. exr, to Roi ert wallace. ..... -.
Same prop; David g Garrabrant ct al to
1oetn ct, ici W. 20rI 100 j /: David G Cara.
brant ct al to Franz lin A stone. .....,.....
Same prop: Helen Buckley ct al. devtsees.
irr.x; Deborah Newton to Thomas
Same prop; Thos o Moara TO Deborah New.
Lots 2 and is. map prop. Charles Darte.
Elgar N Leveatritt referee. to John Par.
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rapid fire gun and two S-inch breech-loading
rides on modified l5-inch carriages had been
completed but we're unarmed. They have
been armed during the lscai year.
"Emplacements had been nearly com pleted
for two 4.7-inch rapid-lre guns which had
been mounted: these have been completed
during the fiscal year. EmplacementS for two
l2-inch guns on barbette carriages. eight ~
inch guns on disappearing carriages. and three
10-nch guns on disappearing carriages were
iO-inch disappearing and Pinch barbette
guns and ilve emplacements for l2-inch dis
appearing guns have been completed.
and the remaining three have platforms
placements three l0.inch carriages and one
gun are mounted The 12-inch barbette car
rinees have been received, but arc not mounted
and all l2-inch disappearing carriages and six
guns have been recsived. but are not mounted
Construction Of temporary parapet and maya.
Znes Tor battery OF three pneumatic guns was
under way. II was completed during the fiscal
year. Mlotments have been received for. but
construction work had not been begun on. en-
placements for eight 12-inch mortars. two u
inch guns on disappearing carriages. and two
8-inch rapid fire guns. Construction la in pro-
gress on the Improvements for mortars and
12-lnch guns but has been Suspended on the
B-inch battery"
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The Government Will Forward Them from
San Francisco New York FREQ of Charge.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-Quartermast er- Gen.
eral Ludington announced to-day that after q
conference with Secretary Rootit was decided to
transport free OF charge from San Francisco
any Christmas boxes which may be delivered
there prior to Nov. 20 for officers and soldiers
in the Philippines. Such boxes should be con-
signed to Major o. F. Long. General Superln-
tendendent Army. Transport Service. San
Francisco. Cal. Also to forward from New
livered there prior to Nov. l. such boxes to he
consigned TO Major +. b. Jones. General SUPER
intendent Army Transport Service, Pier %.
Columbia Stores. Brooklyn. n. Y. All freight
or express charges to San Francisco or New
York must in every case be prepaid by the
senders the maximum weight OF boxes to be
about twenty pounds,
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Christ's Second Coming at Hand They Think

Six evangelists. who claim to have a mes
sage for New York. will hold English services
tomorrow evening at Carnegie Hall, Chicken
ing Hall. the Harlem Y. NJ. C. A. Hall and the
Brooklyn Academy of Music. and German SER
vices at Cooper Union and at Saengerbun
Hall. Brooklyn. Admission will be free. and
teach that Christ's second coming 10 near.
hut they do not calm TO know the exact date.
They believe q world crisis is approach ing.
and a breakup in society which win prepnre
the way for a new order OF things under
Christ's personal rule upon earth"
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Ronl Estate rranalar..
Canal st. III Edwin ] Schwartz to Ev lin

canalst. Ill Edwin Schwartz to Ev line
Elliott av. o cor Fulton ST. ls6SI7ixI2SI
l4s: Samuel DEM. to MargAret Miles.
Easichester rd as. 25.2 " Blondell nv; 2b.2
xloo. 7x23hi los. :; Irving Tompkins. ref.
Morris av. ~ 28s.A ls4th 81. 3;.uII2G;
W J HRrGrave Jr James Y Lawrence.
Manhattan av. 3s6, 383xs2: Frederick Fol
kcr to Meyer d Rothschild.. ...............
Park av. SOS, 226 " ls2d st. .25xl5o:
John Wei er to Frank W. GORDON and
1874 st. NV cor Washington av. oOzIoo:
Israel Lebowitz and others to william
Monroe ay, swcor / 73d st. Ioo1 100 George
Andrew 10 Margaret Andrew ..... ..........
l26th at. ms. at SIS Manhattan st, runs
2lo.6I ~. 10 T. Msnhattan at Il7d.1:
18th 81. ns. 4sb W 9TH Az, 25r76.sx-Ea2'
harriet r BrownSon to William Sizzling
10th st. ns' 2o0w Lrhingtonc az, 2oISs"'
10th az. es, -. letL st, 22.4I75, Frank
Il CDlton to Mary NJ Caravan .......,.....
81 ay, n " corner wendoy,r ay, 37Hpd loH
2iNpI.l, William SielinR to Harriet II,
I5bth st, " cor Jackson av. 75Ino; Alex.
anIer Il Thomp'on to Patrick ~ Cnsick.,
last IT. al Wost l6ErN.Il; Patrick II
Lynch h Robert b UphAm 80. ...........
Park av west. 44dI. 1sxSS.HIlSIsI.ln. The
Northern lmproysmen, GO to ChAs Guy
S4th IT, II ln7 West End av. 1918;
James ID putnam to Mariana Hunter
West Enh sy 49,. 2oxeo. Eva Graf to
I+lBtsl, 62i Wesr, IGxsaIl; Robert d Up.
i% Ta.rt: T. !?3 FH Moo ?:1Hs p.r " Gray
Same properly, James + Murphy t. "
oIF Moore Il ar: = =. ;ss,u
rs HrN",H, Mary L Marshall to Thomas
losth ST. :. III : Pa az. iaIiooii;
Hrnrg" SchAfer tn Cath Ewest ,....,.......
-. ~ 1
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rran.port McPhsr.on Get, In.

Tho United States transport MCPHERSON,
Cap. Byrne, which sailed from San Juan on
Oct. II. SANTIAGO on Oct II AMI Nuevtas
on Oct. Ii. arrived here yesterday morn
ing with thrty-seven cabin passen-
gers and 40 discharged soldiers, civil
Hans aud enlisted men She was held at
quarantine until II O'Clock, when her Ave days
from fever port was M, an then came up to
h"r per Among her passengers we're Major
&. \. Williams. Cant GcorE" Mex. William SON.
!. T. Jardns. and ti"uts. Il. i. Longan. j. l..
Graham and j. Is Moor.
the transport Thomas also arrived here
IRON Philadelphia.
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John n Golding has sold the four-story and
basement dwelling on lot 22xlOO.5. No, 10 West
Forty sixth street
A Mr. Heyman has bought the four-story fiat.
with stores. on lot 25x75. No. 2l25 First ave-
nue.. Tor a bout Sl5.OUO.
William Rosenzweig has sold to Joseph l..
Butten weizer the old building on lot 25. IxlOO,
No $40 West Broadway
Max Marx has sold TO Edward ". Robins
the lot. 25x1OO. on the south side OF 1S0th
street ninety-nve feet east Of Audubon avenue.
story lat. on lot 2614x90. No. $50 st. AIMS
avenue,
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Plans Filed for New Buildings.

Fox at, "a. l5o n Home st; two.story dwell
ing O'Connor, owner Elels Toelberg
Architect cost ..,......... ........-. $4,000
Vyse st. W y, 1914 II me at four two-story
dwellings: Cathe inc Hooks, owner:
Sicls Toelberc. architect: cost. ......... 10000
Central Para IVES, Il, d va ri, II " cor seven
story HAT. Sesne owner; Neville h
BagLe architects; cost ................. l7Oo 900
Valentine av, 3. n lSlBt ST. two-story
dwelling; & Ericsson, owners; w II
Hopkins, RTchitsrt .COS'.................... 600
Cauldwell nv and Cedar place, II o cor; three
threeNtory te lement-: W Eheling, Jr
owner; hest, architect; cost. .......... I'll 800
WiiIett ri, ~: improyenrn to dwell nRAnd
store. l. 7 King owner MaN Muller arch
lteCt. cost ........-......
Et.i u, and lSth ~, cor; i'm pr Ivrmeut to
Offices and store: Marietta Stevens estate
owner, Clarence i True architsct: cost 1900
Madison ~. -: Improvement to dwelling;
Woodbury. Lnu.d, II. owner; BrL.
mire. aren't 'rt; cost. ................. ZOO
BathvRte aN, 1872 improN emant 10 dwell.
ln.: I i eNe' owI r. arthur BOehmer
archIteCti cost. ......... 275
9th aN, luc: inn rovruIent 10 factory;
Charles lerceval, owner. G Benus
ar infect, rnst,..,.,. .......... 25O
Robbins az. hhS; Improvement To dwelling
and store; John Stelhus7e.ki owner: CT
J. 'hSe, arch .ttCt, Cns ...... ........... 700
Washington NV ant lbtd -, n cor: I'M.
Pavement II hotel; Werner. owner: +
Miller, architect: cost..,...'.... 80. 5000
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Cruiser New orleap. to Sail To-day.

WASHINGTON. Oct 2O.-The Navy Depart
ment received word to-day that the cruiser
New Orleans. which was expected to sail from
there to- morrow. The delay has been due to
the failure OF the vessel to secure her full
crew. The remainder Of her men will go ON
board to- m orrow.
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schIey's Flagship Will not Be Rsndy Until
Nov. 80.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 20.-Rear Admiral Schley
had an interview with Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy Allen to-day. and learned that his
flagship. the cruiser Chicago. would not be
ready for Soa service until about Nov. 20. Ad-
miral Schley renewed his application for the
services Of Lieutenant- Commander Sears and
Lieut.: Wells as his flag lieutenant and flag
secretary, respectively. and was prom ised that
they would be assigned to his staff.
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Foreclosure Suits.

Broadway 9 e cor 3Dth 81. lo7x144.S: leasehold &c
Antholy D.ttma vs. Hen h sire, fOreclose lien
nttyS Cirygenhe me' I 4 NJ.
Spr,nr IT. cor Mott 4. 25.7I9S. T1a5.lx q;
j Title Guarant u X Trust Co. trustee vs. John q
Morris ct q. atty. " Meuke!
West End a., y, SO list at. IGx1oo Geo + Vic.
tor VS. Clas Beardsley at al: atty, A McCreery
F, rest Az, 1864 to luds; Char es Rleger Va Joseph
Marthale N foreclose lien atty. L Ginsburs.
Tooth at, 9. 100 W ID av. 25xloU.7; Anne W
Kellogg vs. Louisa Sander ct al; atty, Rosenz.
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WASHINGTON. Oct. 2O.-The War Department
m ade public to- day a statement OF cash receipts
from all sources in the island OF Cuba for Sep
TENDER. 1899. They are Customs receipts. ST.
34S. 205. SO; total since Jan. l. Sl1. 7O4. 7065a
Internal revenue receipts, S7S. 1888. 10: total
since Jan. |. $500 SO. Postal receipts. $16.-
600; total since July l. f46,OOO. Miscellaneous
July !. $172.Si6 Total receipts from all
sources. which Includes customs and internal
revenue from Jan. l 10 Sent 30. and postal and
miscellaneous receipts from July to Sept. 80.
were SD 4D3 ST.
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Mechanics Liens.

Monroe st. 2b5 to 258: Chas A Sohneemann
Va Joseph Freedman. Observation-Disclosures. $50
1G5th It, 1OI4 r; John II Damn VS. Frank
NeumAn ct al......................... 1
Henry at, 2lu and 22l; Cosyrove Bros VS.
IsiAel Block Il Vim Brennan .......... see. /, 4
pSth st, n s, 100 " PARK av, loUNlOo.ll:
WiedbusCh Schwartz w Otto Degener
anu anu .'..''.,'.-'.' o
18th st. q. 400 g Lenox av. 1OOxys.1i;
Alfred ConElin VS. Vim Kitchen ct al. o.
23d ut. III +: Thomas Donlon vs.. Mary L
Black ct Al.........................
24th st. 30 W: Thomas Donlan VS. F W
MhrKs OF AL. ...,....., ...............
lstav. " cor l13th 1t. 1Ooxl0n: ] p Duffy
h Co VS. Keshin. Blittstein and Frank 49,. 1
SSth ~, s. W: cath Ut, ~ " 40 ": Union
Granite Co ~ p Arnot. 2
soth st. 1S5 f.; Frederick Brandt vs. Richard
Baker and John SatI,ry ............... 1
Sth av. 21$I n HhI3; samuel Williams VS.
&c rye Brown ct observation-disclosures.
9sth Il, % W. Hsth st. ~ 46; Ralph
Henry va Peter G Arnot. 2,S
Central Para West. II W cor loSth at. look
700; The Yale SAFE X iron Co vs. Tho
William " Graham Co ct al...............l, &
Same prop; PieI son 4 Co agt, same. .........l q
Hath st. =. 10 e 18th ay, Jp.6Nrs.l1;
Antonetta Altieri vs. ZenAide d Schullen-
berg aud Observation-Disclosures. 7
Gocrck st. % %; Michael Bernstein vs.
lailne Aronowin. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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At the New York salesroom yesterday.
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure. the four
story stone front store and tenement. 25NHB.
No. POT West Fourteenth street. to the p ain
THIS. the trustees OF the Peabody Education
Fund for S2S,0OO
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Recorded Leases.

Bernstein. Adolph. to Paul Fl!eGer and ano;
9th ct. 22'i; 8 yrs. ................ ...........
Trustees OF Sailors Snug Harbor to Ar.
chibald J. C. Anderson: 10th At, s 9, loo. 3
w Broadway, 25Lp2.3; 81 rrs......,.......
Flick. John. to George Wiesner: p3d OF, 3l9
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Overhau,h Camp Va Jro st les Jr and
iSHb. sos, SO
PAP IN, Plaster Co VS. same; same prop
cry; 1872 SIS
prope ty; 1899 4os.s5
18th st, n W or ut AZ; 1879 80. 10000
williams. Samuel. vs. George brown; Sd
sv. II cor I4sth st; 1870. ..........,.... s2.s2
Wirdbusch Schwartz Va A Grove; cow
i2ds at: IsNa 2Io.oo
Hyde 4 GloA Ma: Co lin. W Herm in Werth-
em 1st ay. ~ cor loith st; 1920. .,,,.... 10000
Pelham Hold ElnvAtinV c. Abelman h
Rosrnbaum; Columbus av. s q cor losth
st; 1892. 80, 81. ..,....: ao4. SO
Vent miglia. Pasquale. VS. David Cohen and
ano. Sd av; cor l54th ST lss'.....-... 12s. 20
Stephens. DIN J. VIZ same. same property;
1890, -. .........,,,. 1915
Congress varnish Works w John b Sluer
Iiath st ms, -25.. sth n,: ,sN', ..,..,:. 90 80
Bcckt Jacob. vs Vincent Bonagur:11l1 to
EIli6 Washington av, lsss. 2sl.25
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" est Siile.
Post Offiec 3lotire.
post OFFICE NOTICE.

post OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY bv all Interested. 20
changes may occur at any timch
Foreign mails for tie week IN ling Oct 81. 1892,
will close ,pROMPrtN in all eases, a. tho General
Post ON rs follows: PAhCEl.S POST MAILS close
one hour ed,ii,r than cloSinL time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY.-At r:ip A. NJ for EUROPE, per steam.
ship LucauAS Wa Queenstown Octers for
France. SAit2erlalL. Italy. spain, Pnrtu sal,
TURKEY Egypt aud British India must he dt.
lectnd per steamship LuCana'l at t;3u A. II.
for FRANCE. SWITZERLAND ITALY SPAIN,
PuhTUiAL, TURKEY, EGYPT and BRITISH
INDIA. per steamship La arscogno+. VIA Havre
dcttcrs 'or other parts o! Europe must bu IL.
rectul per steamship La GascuRno"); at 4. NJ.
for NFThERLANDS direct per steamship Mass.
dam, via Rotterdam Ilett"rs must be dire ted
per steamship MaaSdam"'; at 10 A. VI for
SCOTLASD direct per steamship Anchora de-.
tiers must lie directed per at nams y Anchoria"g
sPRIS ED MATTER, &C.--Gerinan steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter &C, for Ger
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
German steamers On saturdays take Printed
Matter. &C.. for all countries for which they are
advertised to carry mail.
After the closing Of the supplementary Trans ATTAIN
tic Mails 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 steamer.
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3Oth at, n 8. 200 . Mtdison av, 'o1as. o; Marie A
flsyg vs. W Flass ct al, partition; atty S. Will
ner h Co.
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assignments. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. nom
william Rankin $4,000
~. 1850" s,5t7
Ernst. Marx. Nathan Co, to solomon Moses. 100
FnA, Edward W. to wIlhelmlna Mayer. nom
Gardner. Florence q EiiZ NJ II ju, eGtrI.. 1900
Gen RI society OF Mechanics and Trldes
men. city ofNY. 10 Stephen Wright. nom
Cowperthwait Josephine NJ Rdn, &c. to
Josephine NCowperthwsit, trustee, &C., nom
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA,
WEST INDIES Ere.

sATURDAY.-At AN for la PLATA CouNTR1Es
direct per steamship Npwln, at 10 A. NJ. Usul-
Elementary 1890 4. M for FOR TUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA, SANASILLA and ARTHAiESA, rer
steamship Allegheny uetters for Costa ri "a
must Re directe per steamship Allcghsny y at
1OA. NJ. tsupplcmentuy lO:Io A. NJ for CAPE
HAITI, IT. MARC and JEREM Z. per steam
ship Alps at 10: 80 4 NJ. for A1rl; per steam.
ship Prins. +. tendrik via Port All Prince, Aux
Caves AN Jacmrl l"ttcrs for Curacao Venezuela,
Trinidad. British and Dutch Guiana must be
directed per steamship Prlns. +. HendrIk'');
at II A. NJ. for CUBA. via Havana. per steamship
Mexico uetters must be directed per steamship
Mexico.
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A PARTMENTs Housekeeping. bachelor. fur.
IA niBhed, unfuruiShed: lOOms, suites. with, with
out board: high class: references exchanged, save
answering mlsleadng ad .rrtiscmcnts.
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY,
p3 Broadway i2Hthl.
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and thence by steamer, close at this offce daily
day Wedn"sdsV and Satar lay Mails for Mique.
iG by Ri o bos ay "a. Rp9 by ifnms "i
Cuba by rail to Port Tampa. Fla. and thonce by
n TIE SaiS Sy s S1Ssps Mon,
sunday WEDNESDAY, , and FIR Friday , Mails for S
steamer close 5 at this once every Monday Tues
day and SATURDAY At t2:3o A. NJ one connectinz
aie1ico City, overland unless speciiliy addressed
for despatch by steamer cl3;e at this ofise daily
RIGA. Belize Puerto Co;-tez and Guatemala; BY
rail to hsw Orleans md theHee by stesmer close
here Mondays for Belize. Puerto cortez and
pr.Voms day Ike .ered mail close.
second day before.
TRANS.PACIFIC MAILS
Mail, foT CHM and a a,T vi. ss9 Fran
i9cln'Se for dospnt, per stesm am Gaslio.
elusive Tor despatch by fhip Gity Of pagsi,L
inclusive FOR dpspat' II ierstennship Hong Kong
M ". N SE ~ A%;a' HAWAII sssfD' Tii'
s Sam Sl and' e a san f .,es Oct 'lSis
Of arrival Of st,nm.hip, Campania. due az
shp M %r Mail. for r' CHINA snd Jsran VII.
Vancouver. close here daily at $50 ?. NJ up to
Empress Of Japan. Mails Tor Hawaii. via San
Nov. $40 inrlus '" for despatch per steamship
Australia Ma L. for Australasian Colonies lex:
cept W. st Aust ALA which goes via Europe, and
New Zealand, which COS via San Francisco).
Hawaii and Fin Islands. via Vancouver, close
here daily ut $40 p NJ. after Oct. s27 a" up to
Nov. SO inclusive for despatch per steamship
MiowerR
Trans. Pacific mails are forwarded to port OF sailing
daily and the schedule of clos ng is arranged on
tho presumpt on of their uninterrupted overland
transit ) Registered mail closes at q p. II. pre-
vioUs day. - -
Post Office. New York. y. Y. Oct. IS. 1892.
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West Side.

Of ST ST. ga WEsT-Good rooms. well furnished.
4 in private house: trAnsients accom- m odated;
references: shown sundays.
DIST ST. l45 WESr-Large, comfortably fur
Z nishcd room; suitable or gentlemen only.
)OD ST. $40 EST-LArgc front room; running
~ water: family private use OF bath; gentlemen.
o0DsT. ~ wEST-Newly furnished. decorated
DO throughout high class service: en- suite. sinHy
private baths; breakfast optional.
9th ST. 20 WEST-For winter. handsomely
Oh furnished second floor; hNe rooms. bath: pr.
waite stable reference.
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Assignments or Mortgages.
siI Is; aIMorts,"; 80. $4,000
htee ., donh n 10 May III barrettn' ct Al. 1000
Tho mas, Row ", and Isaac l. Dunu
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E mnr,s' and sixteen l2-nch bro-ch- loading
rIIi tmpacements had been nearly com
E6ic cSS h ioT the following guns and mortars.
M ''E a. hal heen mounted. viz. one S-inch gun
SSa nsappearinG carriage and eight l2.inch
son ecIh,oad nG mortars. These have all been
nscs .,1teI during the fiscal year. with the
NJ, Emplacement for one l2-inch gun on disap-
srmaaE carriage had been conn lcted, but not
SeRT ru' II has been armed during the fiscal
IRA 'ppearng carr ages and two 5-inch rapid
i"cb E a were under construction. The -
rsia sm,n,ateements have hsen almost com
cor,nii.a an me o-inch emplacements have been
sr mII during the fiscal year. but none are
Snifts iaranets and maGaz mes have been
imr'rmor rs AID one l5-inch smooth bore gun.
n riS n" fiscal year an s-inch hr"ech- load
I"b ,.,r ma cen mounted in place OF the 10
carr,sga ao"'h bore gun on l5-inch modified
val, IN addition to the above. during tho fiscal
pisne Tr,nnnrtruruoE has heen authorized Of en-
po I CIT age and two 5.inch aud four i5-
ppI2vgGeT rapid fire guns, or these the en-
ro mrasshIits Tor pinch guns have been
SON i.s,rI except for some minor fittings and
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co, lug mounted \ mining caSeinate has been
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