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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES, &C
EUNDAY.-At rs p. II. for COSTA RIGA per steamer

from New orleaus
via sR Rdf R 1.nSrp
netters for North Brazil ana l., Plata Countries
%.rs ss sSss,"1 or 81 and
DEMEEAHA, per steamship Carbide; A. p NJ.
Pr4rNTot coETE1 ana e SSUATEMIALH. A' Itr
ruEspAY.IA Atm =. NJ for Nike per steamship
iro'a, va rrngrs,o and Tamp.co letters must b,
MICA Ter seaman y from Sos oiiesn; At 10 z M
per steamer Il 5G%
and TRINIDAD. per steamship Kyarye4: Al i I,
euS AZ and Sa M
ship \iglancla letters for other parts of Mexico
rHERsbH A fG' rSS IA PLATA COUNTRIES
4 4s BE H ssf %' q. aaa HT shX
per steamship llsenstrin ls,ttra nust b" directed
npSp n KS ta4 Sxs,at ( r. H'sgTaSHHsMf3
SANTIAGO De Cuba and MAN%ASSILILm yer
sss%sT o% Bs:on ~ T. Nj 'OF per
FRibAyIAt - NJ supplementary ! P NJ, for
s0tiH PAciFic Ports, rtrst~sw'Gp AGyAHGs,
VIA Colon uctt,r FOR Guatemala must b. d.
per stcAn.h ArdsnioSs letters 81 Tor BENZ,
Puerto Corteh and Gust mals nEst 10 directed
sATURDAY-.At u 40 4. NJ, for NASSAU. y. P per
st rwYT, fEpn Mani ~ at 2"G a a. for
Ihiad.lphia; a d 4, NJ Csuppiemyutary io;s1
for RsF SH FOR
THE ;KS sSd hS5%% s.y 4. A
Gl.sf ' s2.iA Or ctBH per Pc a .;s.%,hp la Ia:
:tAHi S''sf' % oT pJSfo Fr RGo rSi
5TgsNEE x2 Sp pew 41 - Ia for
F: sGsnf' %o a. s S$ SsEii"S GH.Ri
14 ana rAHA?9A per AaGRTs &H@.
prnIns ulIr: ut 3 r. M Tor COST Il CA Ior
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Former ChiefLibrarinn Baker Remembered
by His staff.

A pleasant incident occurred in the library OF
Columbia University on Friday at noon when
all the members Of the staff. to the number 81
forty-six. assembled IN tho Office OF the retir-
ing chief Librarian. George H. Baker and
through their spokesman. C. Alexander Nelson.
depUv librarian, presented To him al addrasa
aud Il gold hunting ease watch. On the inside
Of The cas-" was tho iEscrip'i ion: George Hall
baker. M u token Of regard from the library
stan, June, 1890. Columbia Univer ity."
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DELAWsRE, iAcKAWAHaA 3 WESTERN

Stations in New York foot " Dlrclay and Chris TO-
phur SITS. Leave. Arrive.
BinIhautun Mail D.. ..... .,. $780, am $50 pm
Butral Ithaca, OsNe.O Utica
ENpr IS ............. ....... $1,000 am 900 pm
Chicago and Buffalo Express, - 200 pm $500 pm
scranton. "llkrshaTri aud
Plymouth ENprrss ......... 400 pm 1".O pm
Chicago, EnilaioIlm T., press 1900 pm E7,an am
lm@alu TX. arr. baHDIur ann 1880 pm TD:Su AIN
syracuse. Itharu, hswr.O, Itl
"a Express ..... .,3D pm 1870 am
7 / krts mud pullman acc pumut tons at ll3, 422
and 80 BrrH,ris all | II igrA place.
Mcslcott- ENurrss Company will cAll for and check
baggage to destination. HDaiiy.
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Supreme Court Justice jerks has directed
Commissioner II HIGHWAYS K"atiug and the
Police Commissioners to show cause why they
should no. hr rcsrraincd from interfering with
the Jamaica Water Company IN the work 81
erecting q Stand-ripo reservoir al Richmond
Hill and LAYING water maIns aud repairing
hydrAnt0 II Jamaica
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Children Poisoned by Eating Cheese.

Four children Of Michael J. Duffy Of 492
Fourth avenue. Brooklyn, became alarmingy
i'll with symptoms OF ptoWRinc poisoning about
half an hour after eating supper on Friday
night. II is hr.ipVrd that thr cheese which
they ate was the cause of the trouble, as n iiCh
child. who did not partnko 81 II. was not
affected. The Chlldreu w"rN all ont OF danger
yesterday. Tho health authorities are making
all investigation.
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HAFiNE & CO., Newark, make free deliveries in
Greater New York and at New Jersey Railroad Station
9rblir 9lo,irrs.

raj to Port Tampa. Fla. and thence by steameys
close at this toiEce daily Except Monday at u
4. NJ. Cthc connect NJ closes are on sunday,
"Wednesday and Friday Mails for Cuba. by Inn
t. Mnm. Fla, and thence 10y steamer close at
I'll olnc" ey,ry Mondty. TueSlay and saturday
dav and saturday. Ma, J. .or Mexico C,ty. over
land, unlrs" spe tally idrcNs d Tor despatch by
steamer. close al thls oihre dailv at 2:3r A. N.
and >: y. NJ. sRrgster'i mail closes at 4 p II.
p2eviols day. X gstertd mail loses NJ P. NJ.
second day before
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Mails for China. Japan and Hawaii, per steamship
thna Or IN san FrsncisgO, cl1se here daily mp
to Jun" 81 at G:3O r VI. Mails for China aud Jt.
pan, Per steamship K.nshlu Manu- from Seattle)s
close here daily up to June sat $3.50 p. NJ Mails
for Australia teNcept thnsc for West Australia.
Hawai- Fiji ard samoan Islands, per Steamship
Alameda from san Francisco, close here daily
after Nav s2H AMI up T. June 81 At $3.50 p.
NJ ON day of arrival of steamship Campo.
ma, which VIII probably arrive June ~.
Mails for China and Japan per steamship
daily up TO june sl3 Ut $3.50 NJ. Mails for
Chm AMI japan, per steamshp Tacoma from
Tacoma = 'se here ia ly NJ to June ~ > at $3.50
= NJ Mail. ior Hawai-, per steamship Australia
from FAN Franc 500 close here daily up to june
s.3 NJ $40 Pm Mails for Aust ALA except
.tramshlu War; moo { on Vancouver. close
hero ia ~ after Iunr sl2 and up u June $40 At
i.bt =. VI. NJ lis for the Society Islands, per
sh y T'ui Is I'd from san Francisco, close here
daily NJ t. Jun" S25 at ":8op, u.
Tran 'aCthc laail7 ar forwarded to port of slil-
the rr"sghol"n Of Their nn Interrupted overland
transit. sReVi"sred mail closes at +. NJ previous
dnv. ,ORNELITH VAN CDTT, ustInaster
Post Once NV York, n. Y, June ?, 1899.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Stations foot of West 2ard Cortandt and Desbrosscs
d str ";s C!chnl. Il X fei icsD
T'mo Vest ri suS,t OIhrr tEu,ts Cortland or
DcsO, urs-s streets. Daily except SUNDAY, sunday
on.y o;~'r Trans d.'ly. tsunoaH .esNesGi1. esuL.
ds, a Is. \ oun.ay leaves Obs.
ti.5J 700 \. NJ l",i for kASTCS.
'2,Jj es.OS y. N. FOR H. FtALO, NIAGARA
FALLS M Wast, ard PRINCIPAL Local points. Parlor
all Jning Cars ."gner'' l., cosi rTAncl,',.,
ExPSESS," inn!solE,st tiaio III the world LIN.
Ett - -cIiInS capacity nuc Lunalu $50 / NJ con.
ne n WITH hrpu n se"N"rs to DetgUI and Chicago.
,onr,,, FOR WILKES ARRF.
iS'2g' i'nu u =. SCRANTON, Coal branches
T'0'OO, A'OS l. ~ and inferno diate points,
~'I.1I SIS p NJ. Local for NAtt ii HUNK.
t'3 o. $40 T., NJ. Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
1910 D,2Ot.M. Local kApTCss for EASluS.
'S,JJ NB.OS T.. NJ. For liura.o a"G POINTS West.
TA:oGgh 50 Pug Cars to chicago and l,,arto.
'I,JJ. $40 r NJ. Express for BUFFAI u and
TORDNr ;. Non" hGt Sleeping Cn' passengers carried
1929, 1870 7. ii. fUrlTHACA. Roc III SIEl',
BNtF ALb and West. She ping Cars 10 ChlCaE0
SOCrH P.NINilFI y mid FOUND mr. or locals,
49,. ',.9I aid ~ -. N. 49,. 49,,
rcSris naN ru..1u cccor woGati, Ms n 49, .Gi, Hn,
81. 81 aI ~ l:rortway, 3 linton >qrn" West, "a,
t,uuhGs Ave, y. !. So Fulton s., : ourl ; T., "
RrlulS ' an! Bronkvn !inn"x station i'r@oElyn.
Y. Y. Transfer 60 " u call for ard check aggGgc
f-o.u no;pl re- !Arncg tAr0 gil - destination.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL,


0;l2 A. VI. and 500 T. NJ DAILY. except Sunday. 70
rItt,hrid SIndrys only at n.2o A. NJ
Wagn,r rdlarD Cars -" Al! through trans.
Tram, i.luminHt i with Plntsch Liz hit.
Ticket offices at l.. 81, 4ia and l2lG Br ladway
20 Ini"n t. W., - columbus Av., ~ w. l25th
ST.. Grand Central station. l25th st. station and
lE@th It. station New York; So and 72b Fulton st.
AMI los Broadway. T.: d.. Brnuklyn.
Trleph ne "%7NO Thirty-cElth street for New
York Central Cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or r, sidrnce b. Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

FOR the WEST.
Leave New York. south Ferry Whitehall Irrminalh
AID foot Of Liberty street. Tine shown is from
South Ferry. Lc.Gye Liberty street minutes later.
EDaiy tELuept sunday. sSundHjS.
CHICAGO, $3.50 4, NJ, uthorty street 1ilyj. 7l.25
y. NJ. aud -l9:lO night
PTrTSBuKG $50 A. NJ, Liberty street on!y),
s55I 7. NJ Sl2IlO might.
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ROYAL eLuE. -TRAIMs.

sII:s5 A. NJ Diner, tl2:55 p NJ. DINER. u -
man Tam, Diner, .IIb lun"r 1891 VI. tDiucr
and *I2lOH night NORFOLK, il"'55 r. VI.
All trans are illuminated with Pntsrh Light,
Oficcs; liz, IT,, 2dI, a.: I2@i Irnatw4y e
Union SD W. III B0wery, n. y. 3;!a Fulton ST. $50
Graham av Brooklyn Whitehall VrnnIual aud Lib
erty 81. baggage checked from hotel or s.dcnco 10
a stinatiOu
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New York and Boston All Rail-.
NY. y. II. h II. II. X. and comm ctiOns.
Lr.,p, Grand (putrn ,l!tn

Ny N. H. h II. Il. X. and connections.
From Grand Central Station.
Tonye iSy way II Duo.
H'nl A NJ Springfield and Worcester, 3:3u Pm.
luOp An, tfErwIuudOn aud Prov .drucc - uu PM.
1000" A. M FNvW LONDON ard Prov lrucC, / -. F. VI.
'l2:OuNl.. Spring Iuld and Moruustc', ".+' ".
ii 900 u NJ Am Lane, VIA MuluRmIG UauI,M.
lOg f. NJ. New London aud Providence, 900 ]. N.
3:UpP. NJ, 'NuW ndOnunl Providence, $50 al.
4OuP. ~. -SprnGhrd and W. rre.ier, lO'ohM.
81 uup NJ HSewl .ouluu and Providence. - Ou I'M
gil. q T. NJ q. 'Springhcd and Worcester b;i VI.
SI2:UOP. NJ, "Ncw l. nd and Providence, $50 Nal
sRuns daily, including sunday.
tfBay state Limited, all rarlor cara; fare 81, IL
tludIng paclOr ar scat
lair Line Limited, arrives and departs from Park
61uAre station, Boston Return service Same hour
and by same route. SWili stop at Il 9th 81;
Through paFlOr aud sIeeplnH ears by each train,
{. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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3ailroaAs.
Pennsylvania


11-A3ISTNo AID
STATIONS AT fSGt q WIZ STREET
RD-The leaving time from Dcsbrosscs and
Cortlnndt streets Is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station except where otherwise noted.
''55 4. NJ. FAST MAlL..alimitci to two Buffet
tts6uIs to chicago So cossRGs to pttsp"rv YAK
S Sss l. H. Fi TlTIlss4iyEsylSS "t sfd
man Compartment Secp!ug Dning smoking and
GtncinmSti ind!anap"ls s. I"aisyiiie. nT Louis
lt5S r. NJ. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ENpEESs.--
$500 I. ". WESTERN EXPRESS. Err Chicago.
7,6h II. VI. Sol THWEsiEiN EMPRESS For Pitts.
mug. Cleveland Cincinnati Louisville. lndiauap.
7:55 =. Vi. Piclrlc EMPRESS. For rttshurs and
Valley Route Connects for 1 CLEVELAND eSoSpt Sat.
Il hl 'e SSS a9& f2,q% Ssssf h met
sleeping Car New York ~ Altoona, East Liberty,
pttsonrs, and points West daily except Sun lay.
N sWxsSniNeroS AND THE sorrM;
C9T1n street i9aS %ms Car i" .,L.c pnns
Lm all Pm"r gn tngs cars 42 - ,p ,it
Sunday, So, va / ~ ,(Drtng Car 4 NJ,
80, 20 t.25 ln:,4re- tonal Lin, all rarur
s@r4rEWS M&'l WNY Wv HfSi1 2sa, 4,so p NJ.
N6ItEoL$ ~SSb wEsrEnN EA,LwA}E-ror Mem.
ATLANTIC COAST LiNE.-E\prcss. "-0 a. NJ. and
= 40 L " Tally
f@ 6G HHi 2 nNnLX NAb soH KS 1@ ;
AfL& \ ci 2i.2 Gr l,s DAYS p.,nr,s.c.
street 40 T. NJ, Iurtlnudt >tr',t 2:l5 4. NJ.
Through NuslbtI'd Tram. Buffet PArlor Cars,
lasscr or Goa d aau COmbiuet Coach.
CAPE MAi-lg:.', 4. Nj wrch day.
Fog rnn;. On NV lV.n'"nd Long lhanch Rstlr al
NJ, l2!r. 80, 20. +;l'! .:lm T.. NJ sundays,
9'9a \. NJ, l3o +. Il. orom u sbrusses street,
N.luA NJ IL .hu, ..3', $40. 20 5:ln T. VI sun.
days, 9It NJ, 5;i5P. NJ from Cprtlanlt strerU
H,us -itTnn ~ t:-'' o." 4 NJ sun
days '''' i 4 X ir.i, ri T. n
6ilO llcsl" os-eo ami CDtthndt streets 400. ID
so, s:25, $40, ~. 1850 penua. Limitrub. lO;i0
tDesOiussts street 1910. CDrilanlt street lUGlrJ
dining C"a. 80: 81" DINING Car. ll;'h A. NJ
I'D no N,uslr, street "3u Curtaudt street
al" 200, $50. -. - dining Car. 4:I5 Din
Ing Car, -. 'binJn- Car. 20, H:-,' L NJ. l2io
might. sundays, ':lu, So "a" $50. u;lh Linn
itrGI, ":a1. Io;,1 DINING Car A VI .: -, 80,
Dining Car, -:,a, 8 .", 4's6 Dnh- Car. i:55
DninE CaD, ,:@5 Dining Car, 100, 800 l.. NJ.
Ticket onIHes Ms. 4nI. sat. 1895. 1854. III and
26i broadway. l A.tur II MS, We twenty third
Street station. mt stations root ~ Drshruss.s and
Co,tlundt stv.uts, cont Street. $50 Fulton
street. ~ broadway amt Penney lvania AnncN sta
tun, Rlrukl. n. Station. J"r-uN CITY. The
York Transfer Company will ua!l Tor and heck
ag-asc irpm hotels and rr~ldpn through t.
d situation.
Telephone 1850 Thirly.ciphth Street for Peunsyl-
Nuua IlI.IuaG ca service.
j. b. III HINSU&, J. II. WOOD,
General M,IhaLrF. General Iaas'r Agr'lt.
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N1rtnn &teamfra.
COOKS PARTIES,

The pace hns become so hot, and
we nre kept so busy supplying teie-
graphic and other demands, that
the day for pnrtioulnriLing I'm these
notices is well nigh pnst. Very little
accommodation Is vacant ON any
steamer for hencNt six weeks, but
the remainder Is Mt your service.
Cooks Fourth June Pnrty-gSth
Season- ~ days, $3.50. including All
Expenses, steamer "Furst lis
mnrck." June 20. A splendid tour,
visiting the whole OF the continent
of Europe. with n special feature of
the English Cathedral cities. Party
nenriy complete; telegraph us.
Attractive Vacation Tours to Europe
and America during June, July and
August T chcts for independent
travel at home or abr ,ad, and every
requisite for every traveller.
THOS. COOK a. son,
2B1 and 1928 Broadway, New York.
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.finnufial finnnriaI
Arizona Copper Syndicate,
LIMITED.
The Greatest Copper Mining Camp in the World
ftnRnrial.
LIMITED.

toned certainty OF continued high prices for
the metal.
YET EVEN ON THIS e.oepton,llv moIera,s
OASIS. these mines with the Burton smcltcr in
active operation, will yield IA profit of
ovsr $500, 900 annually, or 20 per cent
on the entire capital stock of the syndicate
It's expected that the smelter will be com
plotsd within a few months, and with copper
At actual current figures the profits will easily
mount up to over one hundred per cent
from tho date of the initial dividend.
WE REGARD THESE SHARES as by far tho
most desirable purchase OF any copper shares
on the market to-day and believe they will
sell mt $50 before the end OF the current
year.
THE VENDORS of tho Syhdicate's properties
took tho entire purchase consideration in
shares. hrm in tho belief that this property
will turn out as great dividend payer as
those surrounding 1t. IN which many of them
are largely interested.
THE SHARES of the Arizona Copper Co.. that
sold once for 50, are s55, and that IN a
capitalization eighteen times as great rs the
Arizona Copper Syndicate.
THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAKE great profits
in any enterprise is between its organization
and its first dividend With tho beginning OF
dividends the price is determined by tae in
como returned. and while future investors
may derive good income. the Glance for
great profits is gone. There is great
opportunity to make money in "coppers"
to-day a. ever, but he who would prOnt must
buy before the value Of property becomes
Amatter OF universal knowledge.
WE BELIEVE q careful consideration OF the
matter herein presented relating to the prop
critics OF the ARIZONA COPPER SYNDICATE
will convince the most conserv alive investor
that here Ia an opportunity to acquire an in
terest in a company whose future is equal to
the dem Onstrated values OF the be st proper
ties in the market to-day.
IN VIEW of the very substantial position now oc.
ouped by the Company, the Directors have
after Thursday. June sta. 1899. and the
price will therefore
Advance to So
per shar, at close OF business on that day.
400 z. NJ,
served to reduce the amount OF. or decline,
any apple alton for stock.
SUBSC RIPTIONS, accompanied by check made
payable to thu syndir Ate's Fiscal Agents.
Joshua Brown o., may be addressed as
below.
| JOSHUA BROWN g. co.
BANKERS,
45&47 Wall ST., NY. SO State ST., Boston.
| Bankers aud Brokers.
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Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New YORK. foot OF Chambers
street follows. and 1--WE minutes earlier from West
23i st:
Ono A. M.-yestibule express daily for Bing-
JsOu hamtOn. Wayerly. Elmira, Buffalo, bradford.
arrives Buffalo P. NJ. Parlor Car to Buffalo.
O.nn r. M.-Yesubule imited-Fast mail daily.
Z.IO Solid train for Chicago, arrives at Cleveland
cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
7:3OF M-BunHIo ana cli Rnis N SS
Bradford Ii2O 4. NJ, jamestown 700 4 NJ, ioungs-
town IO:n7 A. NJ, Cleveland II T. NJ. SleCpers to
BudI ln and Cleveland Cafe Library Car.
Q.IS T.. M.-Dsily, solid train ror hnghamton,
cs ~ Elmira WaNerly. Chicago Slteprrs To Buf'
falu, Chicago Und Cincinnati Dining Car
VHCEErs. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
p57 broadway. ~ BuwaTy, Iih Fact l2Ith st, and
273 West l2Ith a., Chambers and West 23d 81. fer
way. Brooklyn; ~ River ST.. HphnScn, and jersey
City station New York Transfer O.. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel and residence TO destnA'
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values cannot be matched:
IRON BEDS in small sizes, were $50
TO $500, To close them out their prise
will be 400 to 22.O0.
HANGING CABINETS in solid oak and
cherry, were 215 to 1928. nov l.39 to
$50.
HALL SETTLES in handsome design,
made in forest green, golden, antique, and
Flemish oak, were 7.09 to 500 now 400
to $3.50.
rlANTEL CABINETS in large asgort-
ment, in cherry and mahogany finish, were
1920 to $500; now 20.00 to $500.
WARDR0BES in oak, birch, ard
birdseYe maple, good designs and well
finished, we're 1893 To 1928; now 500
to 1000.
TABOURETS in oak, delft, and
crimson, were 3,4S to 649 to close at
LIS to l.50.
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Proposals.
AQueduCt Commissioners Office.
No. $50 BROADWAY.
NEW YORK. May IT, 1899.
To CONTRACToRS

Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish
inn the materials called for in the approved forms
OF contract now nile III the UIhce OF the AIucdu,
Cummis sioners for building overflow and biow-od
sewers water pipes and appurtenances in cunn"ctn IN
with the jerome Park Reservoir "f the New trotoH
Aaueduct, in the 24th Ward, Borough uf the Br NIX
of the CITY of New York will be received al tins Office
until TUESDAY, JUNE D. lSM,, at y O'CLOCK
Apueduct Commissioners as soon thereafter as pos.
tible and the award of the contract tor doing said
work and furnishing said materials will he made by
said Commissioners as soon thcrcafieras practical r.
Blank forms Of said approved contract aud tho
specifications thereof. and bids or proposals and
proper envelopes for their incosure form Of bonds
and all other information be obtained at tho
above oifior Of the Aqueduct COMMISSIONERS ON ap.
pliratOn to the Secretary.
BY order Of tho Aqueduct Commit sioncrs.
JOHN j. RYAN, President
HARRY ". WALKER. Secretary.
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PIPER
The Boston and British Columbia Cop
per Mining and Smelling Co.

OFFICERS:
Prcsident-JNo F. MERRILL CEI Senator of
quincy. Mass. and D.recto- in Boston and Quincy
Street hallway Company.
LIST Nice-President-sETH f. BENSON Capital.
ist and Real EstAte owner. Melrose, MaSs).
I'd Nice-Pr-sident-THEO W. FRENCH Capital
list, Pawtucket. Il. L..
Secretary and Treasurer-.GEO. W. FRENCH
Capitalist. Randolph. Mass.
General yGEO. W. BEACH Mining Expert
Managers. twM. CROsBlE. Revelstoke. b. O.
sPAULDING n HUNTER. General Counsel.
PROPERTIES: 375 Mineral Land in Revel-
stoke Muins District, West Kootenay. British
Columbia.
PROD CTS; Tho bodies Of Ore have been thor
ouuhly tested and the values Ascertainsd by assays
and ami tests. The values Increase with depth.
ORE IN SIGH i.-Ciep. W. Beach, the Expert. says:
81 From actual measurement have computed that
there is 10000 tons OF Copper ore in sight With
the smelter and deduction works You contemplate,
there is question but what your stockholders Will
receive enormous from their mt in
the shares OF the Company"
PROFlTS.-TEr numerous assays and mill tests
amply demonstrate the fact that one hundred tons
Metallic copper at present rriceS worth 200. 90.
This b. handled daily. making profit OF
1000, 600 year.
The Boston and British Columbia Stock is offered
At az so per share. lar value 81 q 90 per share.
Pn,cnu guaranteed tor any length of time, and the
properly is becoming daily more valuable, We will
shortly advance the stock to $500 per share.
For fuller particulars and prospectus write
call.
The Prentice Investment Co.,
FISCAL AGENTS,
A. Broad St., New YORK.
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MQntauk Steamboat COnpanY, Lid.

Ths steamer shinuecock will leave Pier IL. l.. Il.
adjoining Wall Street Ferry. On Tucs,ays Thurs
days and Saturdays NJ 800 p. NJ. commencing Tues
dIv. June u. for O~icnt. Greenp"rt Shelter Island
'ni sag Harbor. Returning, leave Sas liarbor.
shutter Island Grcenport and Orient Monday,
Wednesday and FRIDAY evenings.
II. NJ SMITH. Traffic MANAGER
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WHITE STAR LINE.
Steamboats,.
Steamboats,.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS
NEW YORK" and "ALBASY."
Finest and fastest river steamers III tho world.
Daily. except SnndaN.
Leaves Prooklyn. Fulton ST. lny Aun'X, X \. VI.
Leaves " Tutk le~Nro.,es =. licl, sac 4. NJ.
Leaves New York, West 22d 81. Pie., u!O A. NJ.
For ALBANY, landing at I0nkt r.. Wust Point.
Nowhurv. Puu.hkerrsie, Kingston Point, CatskilI
AMI liuds II. Through tickets aud baggage ohrcked
II dtnlnhtlmn.
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CkNTRAL-.H BOATS.

SEW Bt EG LINE; Pier -. y. H., daily = T.
NJ satNr 49, 3 J.. NJ sundays "A NJ; saturdays
Ma 1870 ST. ~ y: VI Sundays 49, \. NJ
rb'Ei EPsiE LINE: Pier "a, n. H.. daily. en-
lndaNs
KINGSTON LIN r.: West 10th st. daily. rvceut
sat ,riays and Sundays 4 p. NJ; saturdays p NJ .
.nIlng at West POINT Ncwhurg NV Hamburger,
Marlboro Milton, lokcgpsic and L,OpuS connect.
inv at Kingston with u and u. H. Il for all points IN
the Catshills
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sPRINTED MATTER, &e.-German steamers sail ng
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &C, Tor Ger
many. aud Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
&c, for other parts Of Europe. Amer, an and
White Star steamers OIL Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays, ana Cunar,i, French aid
German suR.neiB on SAtur, ay- take PAINTED
Matter &c., FOR all countries ion which they are
advertised TO IrrJ tLall.
After the closing or the supplementary Transit
lantic Mails named above. Addiu nal sup plenenta
mails Oh enCd on the pelB o. the American. Eng.
lush Ftruch and German steamers. an re main open
until within Ten Minutes of the hour of the ealing
OF steamer.
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CUNARD LINE "a y, L 2VEEE;12wS

TTIN PI0r ~, \. n, IWNt TlrN-Il 81.
Aurania Iunr Il, - T.. VI. CaupAHiaJunu lI,lOA VI
k'rurd jan" ia. % A. II. aerNiu ,Junn ~, > +. NJ
VERNON Ii.BKUMN y co. .tcn. AEt-u 4BowlIngtirccI
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Boston and New ENGLAND Points

VIA SOlN Nd LINES.
FALL RIVER LINE, via Scwy'rt and Fall
week day and SUNDAYS, at ESQ y. NJ. S'eamers
pRlsCIL Liza and PURITAN. Orchestra on each.
SrOSINGTON LINE, VIA StOuIr -tIu. Lave
Pier 80. y. Il. foot Surmg ST., week days only at
$500 p. n. STEAMERS Nam. aud RhGdc Island.
NORWICH LINE, via New Lnnd. n. Leave Per
3d. y r.. foot OF Spr ST., week days o. IT, at $50
7. n. strs. CITY Of MOrccster and Cty " lowell.