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STARTING BABY RESCCED.
Father on the Island. Mother Missing Hsby
Half Dead.

In response TO complaints about the treat
men, of a six-months' old baby a, ~ Wander
water street, Agent King OF the Gerry society
went baby hunting there yesterday He folLd
in a room on the o p'oor an infant in n ri'lab''
state. II was lying ona bed Of rngs sucking n
crust Of bread Near IL was an empty w,hiskey
flask which had contained milk. Inc papy !
clothing consisted Of n little ragged coat tied
around il with string.
Neighnors said that the child was the son OF a
couple named Henderson. The father was
serving n siN-monthS term on the l'land, thSN
said and the mother was away most OF the time
on sureeS She had left the child AT 6 o'clock IN
the morning and could not be found
Agent King took the baOy to the ONCE oil Mr.
Blair, superintendent OF outdoor Poor. stop
ping on he way at the CRIMINAL I onrt build
ing, where Magistrate Xeller, MagiSt ate Fam,
mer and Abe Levy looked at the infant ana
caippad in 10 buy him some milk Mr. Balr
concluded that the child'- condition was such
as to require careful treatment and seut hun 'o
Bellevue. Although weak from starvation, me
doctors said that the baby would prooapiS
rpcO YER
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New 7O-Footer for Harry PAYNE whitney and
Herman 70. Dur,ca WIN soon he Launched.

NEWPORT, Mays The third of the 70-foot"rs
buIld NJ AZ the Herr SHOTS will b. ready for
launching in about two weeks. Sh" /, for
M",~rS. Harry Payne Whitne, and Herman Il,
Duryeu, who will be their own sailing master,
Mr. DuryCa, accompanied 10y Mr. ". Butler
Duncan, visited Bristol to-day TO inspect the
new yacht, returning 10 Newport thi, evening
1t is laid that MeS-r~ Whitney and DIryea viii
have Capt sam seaman with them on M boat
II will b" Interesting 10 watch ITO outcome Ol
the races between the 1O-iOOtrr., n, there viii
hriwo English professional sa,ur- against twU
american amateurs II J. not probable" q a
more than two Of these boats viii TAX" part IN
the June regatta -, the New Work Yacht cab
The special 30-foOt cla~-, which was started
by Nr. DurVea, viii be OIt again his Sr"~pn,
although John t. DrcNcl> EHoCouu, t. j.
MOrgan'~ Puck, and cornelius \andcrhil''-
Npda, viii not be IN commission.
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FATE or TWO CHILDREN LEARNED.
Persisted In Each others Arms In a Snow.
storm Their BOdies Found.

WGNsrtp DEPOT, Conn Mays The bodies
Of two colored children, Bessie Crosley, aged :,
and her brother Arthur, aged 10, were found
in n field a short distance over the State line in
I~yringham, Mas yesterday. Last winter Tho
children left their father, Charles Cro,ley, in
Norfolk. this State. 10 visit relatives in Lee.
Mass. While here on the night of Feb y, they
started together in IA rag ng SnopStorm TO
vsI, n nciehbor That was the last seen Of
item IN Lea" peOpl" there thought the chill
d"on had gone back to their father in Norfolk
Up 10 to-day, when Croslnv heard of the fate Of
hi children, he supp O-pd they were still visiting
in ler. They were found claspcd In each
and iroze TO death Mrs. tro-lcy died several
Won r. pt,n
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WHITE WILL BE REFEREE.
THE WiTTER SETTLED 10 THE Sii.
ISPaSTION or norm IIGHTERS.


p"
Tho question Of a proper r%"l"re" Tor ih'
contest Ia. morrow night between Jim J"hri'~
and Jim Corb"tt was settled Yesterday ana
Charley White VIII be IN" man A. ms was
the only hitch ~ IA" negotiations III" '"n'"
will now procecd. It h, thought, without any
further drawback. Thor" was n meeting
between George IOnsidin" and BNy Whhv
Yesterday afternoon and i"nsldlne nhaIIF
Welded in favor Of White Brady -nid tha' h'
was satisfied to let Austin %Oflclat", hnt d''Iar"l
that Jerrir, for reasons best known to hlmshl'
had objected to HIM COnsidlnc after the conan
said
While have nothing against Whit" ! d"
not see why .IcfrieS should have ever tllng
his own wnv. But rather than """ the mn
s,opped consented to Whit" aud nothing
now remains except for the mon to ~ ahead ana
fight"
Although specifically mentioned in IA" artl-
cIes the clausn anent wearing hdrdages waH
brought No by ,onsidine When III" match
was arranged Corbctt insisted that they should
be worn and everything concerning III" ''i-
lee, was thought to have been settled. BRADY
poye Insurance yesterday that there would i'
no kick over this At the lat mons u WIS
also agreed upon that th"r" shall b" NO 'lliI''-
ing and that the men must break away N 'I''
order of the referee. The~" ,wop points. "sI'-
cially the clinching end, Is considered Nv l''
sports 10 be- quite An advantage to '"rh''''
He can hit, jump away and not b" '"inp"Il"o
10 fight his burly rival oil when embraced 'h
the strength Of this the impression prevails maj
the contest may be prolonged unless either
pugiliSt gets home a quoting knock IN the early
rounds.
Interest on tU' r'Sn'' "l INV "T"' I''"'u W.
q lit,lr yesterday, but tie scarcely 81 p't'lnS
-, i,,, ~ manifest Ncyrr before IN
10 h.,,rv nr a hattie between heavy
!. has there been such little invest
m.S"' m,n,v Roth brady AM C0nSidinn
d,ri,r, th,t the encounter will be h,n,slIy
fought and that both men ar" out to win At
vi, "a Ini nj fresh admirers, but they did not
49, So, ~ cara Ia h.t ON hi, chances. They Will
go, Xiv ,ynIt until to-day when the influx Of
ppurV1,Do,yo,tn vn ,nrrts i. expected The Chicago
,,Sat,,ns h,,drd hy Malachi Hogan, are due
,rhs''nn, T6osr from lhnt civ Who
wv ".ruhn "a ,fnko,s arc Johnny Hand
49, PIiii,,cLIn.,u sam Sumuprnrld Dick
irITonn I'm inney nj Walker, T.. Morris. Jim
80, I,ral snnrt said la n reporter Of TN SuN
" 'lv't og'r . y,d +, l,t,r,. nom a friend Ia
,ha mo,t tbat oy.r ai0 snort, are coming To see
~, - uv,mil trn"' N.yy Orleans and nd iarpnt towns.
~ ~" ~ ,,i.,.Iur krusns civ and Et -
w ~ h"una,n oro nxu.ct ri To- T., ulitr large.
m 'intnHrno, T nort. ind nv Al IIarfcrd, are
j'mo III. rnornup The marty will consist of
~ W. ~ ,LM,rJt lack Nurd Phi Fp~tcin,
Mnni A., az 't'em, 1rr ii yidrd n tho ro-
All, Cnrhn,r has n lot Of friends. especially
w. ,ho ,i tor. and il t., mite probable
Az III tS.y w ~ IN hark him At the rng-ide
%iil,oH Enrk.tt of San Francisco. an intimate
fr,snd NJ n Corhstt MI" IL in town. mas $500
',.'t' l., Ia III. O., ,,l.n, ,, tbn pX-rbapt-
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Accuses Three Young Men of Luring Her Il
q Vacant House and Assaulting Her.

Ferdinand Schievcra Of Jamaica found a girl
Unconscious on the stoop of a vacant house on
the Merrick road about a O'Clock yesterday
morning. She was taken TO the Jamaica
Emergency Hospital and restored TO conscious
ness She said that she had boon 0ssau,t"d by
three young men The police investigated the
case and arrested Charles Pearsall, Samuel
Je~snp. William Cummings and Alden Jcss,ip.
Cummings l. the ron of a police officer in ia
mnica Alden Jess,ip wa held rs a witness
The other prisoners were taken before the
girl IN the hospital, and she po>itiycIy idenIi,
tied them a. her aSsailaaIs. They were held
for examination bv Magistrate Healy.
The girls name /, Lizzie Fetter and she l. 10
year, old She is employed as domestic ser.
vanf by Mrs. Ella Brown AT Clinton avenue and
Fulton street. Jamaica. She wen; ont on Tues
day might and met the Young men and was in
duCpd To take a walk with them. She SAYS she
met pcUrSall and Samuel JcSsup first and that
they took her 10 tn" house on the MerriCk road
and there they were Joined by the Others.
The police say that Charles Pearsall and
Samuel Jes>lp confessed to Sergt. M8digan
of the Jamaica station that they assaulted
the young woman, and that the other p ison-
ers assisted them. They are all about 20 years
old and all live In Jamaica,
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Court Calendars This Day,

Appellate I]!!,,sion, Supreme Court No. 81. 50.
ca S ,n2sI Sat E2't At, i S's"aA, \. y Il. Pa, T'r i. "a M S.I,e
matters. Par, H. r'Car Mot'oHs. Dcmur,r
Nus. 1919, la43, la'n .rtefcred CAUSES Nos 4sOa.
i Law and ,nG'' r sci'' % q a ai.a AZ. az r2i' 5sis. c r.,
i'Sn. lspl, 4oal. zoos. 4oss. 5000. loSp Tart "
Gear taScS RON Pay! ~ Part " Adjourned
P tI,r a,S N"P r. /, rs Mss 4 1'ts ,'2 Tern ray r., II C c,sI.
Preferred causes Nos 1880. l5acs. }57e. l.iSS,
eSao, 1889, leeiS, l3lss, Iosal. Pa III case
6; ". C5jl, Gjad, G5jD. G5S7. W2T. Tw5. e57. Tns6
80, llGh 6Hei $500, o7ii 80, i22e. Pa'tlL.
Case diminished. Cases from ,Part III .pnT.yI
c,,, unl she'd Nos @'5. VISA. 55ils. 5sSe. 57,s.
555s.. $ SI't. SSf9. re- iss., ;Igs ~. s9a3. s s5ss I 800. AZ,
as 49, 7S2t nan{UL ca'c unfinished ,cns,
VI. Tart \. Case unfinished. Cases rom Part VII
fart 81 CaSe 1nnNnisa'cG' CsssepsS frorn FPSSrrt III,
'aJl MI Cn'"s ynhnni,NhrG C"Scs from Part T.
NJ I1ih ,I% . K, nfn d.. E6iiia C.,. Fy e Pi,G r e Th,I'
Ginning, Do'c LYON, Ca,ha dnr Geycr. John n. bay.
g'cn T. uu,ctin,. lon1 Marin, John fnllon, Al
80 \ W 'ohn nnhirSha", " II \ NJ Trial
On Conn special Term Court opens al 10 \. N.
y lions Trial lctm Part / Case unfinished.
2a0c, s10a. 2O0i. 1000, snl7, 2psS, ?aae' sSo7'' zoos
S,,.g, tf,:, 2n3,e, 2nGn Iart u. clear. Nos 2csa.
:,,s, ,'a, nv ,iiss. ss,Ss7 100, az $50 s IA,
:53t, 2sls. Pan 10. Clear Nos. 2si5. :2is, .sss,,
ss;,. s sa5,, :ass. : ss!S, : :,as. : Xxx. ssis. s ssSj. : :ss;.
i5l7, 500, 3ol2. aola, 3oII. 3ni6. 3oig. 3O2i, so2s..
SSo2l, 1928, ans7. $3.50, aoal. 5000, 2s77, ll20i,. l6f'
i tat a!,;4. 80 ~. ,S 81 i.7 sau 40. rs iss.. . lsss. s7Ss,,
ljlh, iGSl, 1888. 1907. Ala
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WIDOV'S HORSES BIRNED,
Though She Jumped From a window and Ran
Earcfootcd to CAN the Engines.

Mrs Jane Mctlusky's stable. at ISL West
Filt"-thiri ,jrcet, was burned early yesterday
morning and with it eleven of her fourteen
horses. Two ,hat belonged 10 Mrs O'Neil
shHrcl their tate, They are both widows who
earn their Iiving by trucSinr. Mr.. McCluskv,
with her nine children. lives next door to Tho
stable. When the CTie- oi the neiEhhorS aNoke
her and III" saw that the flames already barred
her way ont by III" stairs, she jumped out Of Il
~~rCOUd-~tOrN window with her youngest child
and, while the other eight had scrambled over
u -h"d into IN alley. ran baretOOtcd to the alarm
boy 40 Eleventh avenue and fiftv-third street
and called the engines. She returned with them
u1lv 10 ind IT," stabl" destroyed The los, Is
g. nLL
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Tho Commercial Travellers National League
sent a letter to III" Pole" Board a few day ago
highly commencing capt. MnN Schmittberger
for his clever worh in arre,ting Henry Hess. the
'hioC who robbed countless flats, and recover
ing tn" stolen property Schmittbcrgcr raided
the IaNn~hop wh"r" the stolen things We're
and ran il himself until the owners had identi-
fed them The league al that The board
ought to nc proud # having such n man The
board fled m" letter in silence Schmittberger
testified bafur" the l"NuN Committee.
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Malls Tor Hawaii. ia pan. CHINA AND Ph,npp'n''SaHts
III San FTantINru. close here dEiIy AT e. 80 J. W.
up 10 MAJ 80, inclusive. Tor despatch iCr s''f'..
snip tOptr. Mails Ter china, Japan aut u.r
Ilne Islands, via Tacoma. close here Ci.' !
$50 y. VI. Up - May g. Inclusive. for d~fSuA'.l
per steamship naInyyuSl0rk. Mats tf "'
rrty Islands. VIA san Fri nr'scn, c'us" Ust' ga =
al n3' T. VI up 10 Nay 81. inclusive. 'o' dos
patch nr ship GaIIee Mails o. AuNit' \
except West Australia. Erw H%r,Iaut. llnot
Flh and samoan Islands, va san iraay'ru.
close here dai V NJ & ~ = VI after ip,.' trN and
up ~ MAY s2, Inclusive. or uu d., ~ a't.'
~ steamship tampan'A QUE A. NcV \'r ''
tl2, Tor despatch per Hvlm>h.p Alameda Was :
fpf HAWAI-, thina. Japan and philippine 'NaHt.
via SH9 tHnriSCu. rIpN" here dHI az SOP "
UP IN MAY 90. Inclusive. fpr d'Spui,n r"' steam
ship America Mar nntS Tor tu IA Art iapA1
and Philippine islands. via Ssdtl.', ,r.' -
daily At $50 p " up T." MAJ 50. inclusive,
despatch per steamship Toss NHr. Peg ,.''l
mai must br directed via S.aur. 80. >
Tor China and Japan, VIA Nan"uu'rr r..S' '''
daily nj $50 T. ~ Up - Ma, t22, Intrusive :
despatch per steamship Empress ~ tod" -.
tered mall must ~ directed via VANCOUVER
Mails for Hawai-. VIA san FraUcir'p. COS. .'f'
daily NJ E 81 J. NJ ~ ~ MAJ 60. .UcI.,'r. -
despatch per steamship AgStraIa MAJ =
AUSTRALIA except West AlsuaJt. WIl,U -
via Europe, and New Zealand, which .u'N -
San franriS'o,. Hawaii. and ~ lSH"0e. ~
10 May S;6. inclusive, fr Dispatch PER S'ra"
ship AorangL
Trsnspacinc malls are forwarded 70 port ~ sa.I7y
daily and the schedule Of closing II arranged 90 No
presu plon NJ their uninterrupted overland ttauS!l
SHegtSlerrd mail closes al 8 = NJ previous day.
CORNELIUS \ COfT. PDstmasHA
Post Omcc. New York, a, May = kSOl
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ArrIyed-wFpNESpAy, Nav o

T.. s Monitor Amplitude. Houston. NOrfDlk, May 3
IS Oceanic. Cameron. Liverpool, May ,,
s. Fms. HarraSSowity, Genoa. April 20.
IS Advance, Phillips. Colon. May :,
IS Largo Bay McGteg1t. Gugentl, Aptil :.
s. Yb1rra No. !. leuda. tuS MI, \ prtl >.
IS TTuma. NOrgcnscn,. Guantanamo, May l.
IS Ia Grandr DucheSNe, Turner. Savannah. May
SIS Comanchr, Pennington. Jack >Onvillc, May 6. 7
IS FL Norte. ,iardner. New Orleans, May l.
IS Srabpard, Saurr. Port Tampa. May =.
SIS Hamilton. BbAs. Norfolk. May s.
SIS Cty Of PM 'Gelphia curry, Baltimore, May Z.
SIS G9ldNb1ro, fTench, Philadelphii, May
SIS Horatio Hall. BraGg, Portland, May Z
Ship Andromede, Fulton. Hamburg, April8
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Scven'y men prominent IN fire Insurance cr
Giles CAV. n dinner last night NJ Dalmonico's in
honor of Edward \. Walton. President Of the
CITIZENS tire Insurance COMPANY Of this cit e.
who was celebrating the litieth Anniversary Of
his connection with that company. lie first
entered IL employ as an Office boy. Speeches
were made by eight fire insurance presidents.
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Two team MATCHES will b. plRvrd bv the
Hrooklvn and Manhattan th"s, cluh~ on Deco
ration Day. line former will meet thh CHICAGO
iluh on twelve boards by telegraph. whNa the
ManhaI'au~ VIII pla, tine Fransln th',. club
Mt tn" rooms Of the local club Fourteen play
pr~ on each q will take part in tni, contest.
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ISOLDE ~ 4 COLLISION.
Puts Back to Grecnock for Repairs-Astriid
Sails for This Port.

G%REENoCK, MAY Tho 6j-footer Astrild.
which was recently purchased for John II,
lInnan Of New York. sailed for America to-day.
The racing yacht Isolde while departing for
America last night collided with a steam lighter
in the clyde. She carried AVA part of her
port rail and lamp screen and returned here for
repairs
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strike VIII >ot stop the 81. Louis. BROOKLYN
Games,

ST. lorIs, MAY o II was decided to-day
that the 81 loui--Brooklyn baseball games
should he played on saturday and SUNDAY,
whether or not the stree, car strike j. settled
On this occasion McUraw will make his first az.
pearancc as a member al 1cheaus agg-rGa-
ilnn
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Malls fo' Newfoundland. by rail- - North sydney
and thence by steamer. clos" AT this orc" del|y
at = 80 y NJ lconnccting close here evcrr Mon
day, Wednesday and SATURDAY.. Mails ~
Miqu'lnn. hy rail ~ Boston. and 'hcncr by Storm
~, close at THIS oficr daiiy ~ : 80 T. " Mail,
for Cuba, by rail to Port Tampa, Fla end tlcp.'
BY steamer, close ~ this oice daily ,'Nr"pi 80"
Day Al 81 \. NJ. tho connecting closes are N
SUNDAY. "Wednesday and FrdnyI. walls or
cuba. by rail To Miami. Fla. and 'hcncc b, SreHn.
CT, close al this orNcr every Monday. |ncsG9"
md Saturday at 81 80 \. NJ. uEr connecting
closes are on Tuesday and SATURDAY Mau'
fr MrNico city, overland. unless S~p'caliE 49,
dressed iOr despatch by steamer, close st tlii
once daily al $50 \. ". and = 10 = VI N0is
for Costa Rica, BELIZE. Puerto Coflcf and rn1".
inAlH. by rail To New ORLEANS. End ih'nc" ~
steamer. close Al this Once daily a. g. y VI. 'con.
meeting closes hrrr Tur,davS 'Or Costa Rici ard
Monday9 for Belize. Puerto to''cy and rHE'-
malal SIte Clustered mail c' ws at . y ". pr
oGS day, .Registcrtd mai closes nj q T. VI
second day before.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

lat A~LMANAC-THIS DAY
Sun rscs....4;I9 Sun sets .70A Noon SETS "a
HIGH w~ATER-IH;S DAY..
Sandy Hook. . 80 Gov Td.5O, Hell Gate. .o55
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II WAS announced in The SrN on jar. 81 that
FM llOyt Of the New York. Atlantic. larChmont.
Stamfnrd and other yacht clubs had purchased
the Scotch cutter The Isolde wa built in 1875,
from designs by Wiliiam Fife, Jr., and for three
years wa~ the crack boat IN her class. She j.
what is known IN the other side a \ 0%D-rater.
and i about rs feet ON til" water line. 81 feet
nNnr an and u loot nrnnEhi
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SIS Stitendam. from New York at Rotterdam.
SIS Saale, from New YORK, AT Southampton.
So Marquette. from New lurf. at London.
81 st Lpui.. from New York. a, Southampton.
IS Traye. from New York. al Naples.
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MAILS FOR souTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA

WEST INDIES, ETC.
THURSDAY. ~ a. ". for NEWFOUNDLAND
pr s''aR 'h,P ,,]nDSI.m.D, i,T% i, R5 81
for pr steamship Pretoria.
at T. NJ. for lUCATAN, CAMPEClE, IA.
BASCO and CIiIAPAS, per steamship Yucstan,
Via Havana and Progreso mail for other parts
OF Mexico and for cuba must be directed per
steamship Yucstan"G At !. n. ysuppLcmcn'sry
E30p. NJ for NASSAU, y. p, CT ANTANAND
and SANTIAGO, CUBA, per steamship Niagara:
at9P ". for JAMAICA. per steamship AGmiral
Schley. from Boston.
FRIDAY. Al 23O A. NJ for MARTINIQUE ard
Ct ADEITPE per steamship Ni7caInG from PM.
adelphia. at 10 4 VI ,supplementan ig 80 NJ
for CAPE HANTL FORTUNE ISLAND, ia.
MAlCA. SAvANIILA. ARTHAGENA and
GRENTOWN. per steamship Al'at ma 'of
Costa Rlca must b. directed per steamship
AltaL,,ri at ! P. ". supplementary l3o 7 NJ
for TURKS ISLAM and DoMlNltAN RI
PtBltC, PET steamship Cherokee, at ! 7 " t'
MAYAQUEZ. RICO. per steamship Ar
tadia maj for Other parts Of Porto Rico must 10
directed per Arkadih".
SATthDAY. At II A. " for CUBA. per steamship
Havana. via Havana al II a. VI Tor NICATAN.
per stes mShip TOrdcnSjOld. via PrOgIeSO. N !
J. N. for StENlTAS, GlliARA, BARACnA
and PUERTO PADRE. per steemshir laycu.
burg t%ordinarv mail only; NJ I p " Tor ~
PLATA COUNTRIES per steamship Ataucana
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Cont Of Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY, MAJ 0.-Court = Appeals calender for
t9,m'rrow; Nos 400. sos. ss2, 2so. 500. a4,, A4&.
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FURNISHED Aooms N'anted.

WANTED-Bya gentleman. furnished room with
w private family on the upper West Side: ,t6ae
terms PERMANENT. boz i72 Sun ofnoe.
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PRINTED MATTER. T German steamers
sailing on Tuesdays take Printed Matter, etc,
for Germany. and Specially Addressed Pflntei
Matter. etc. for other parts Of Europe. Amer
lean and White Star stea mers on Wednesdays.
German and French steamers on THURSDAYS.
and Cunard and German steamers on SatIr-
days take Printed Matter. etc. for all countries
for which they are advertised To carry mail
After the closing OF the Supplementary transatlantic
Malls named above. additional supplementary
mails are opened on the piers Of the American,
English, French and German steamers. and
remain open until within Ten Minutes OF the
hour OF sailing VI steamer.
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Post Nftite Notirr.
DOSr OFFICE NOTICE.

DoSr OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may occur at any time
Foreign mails for the week ending May ~, 1900,
will close tPRONPTIY in all cases at the General
Post once es follows PARCELS POST MAILS
close one hour cartier than closing time shown be.
low Parcels Post Mails for Germany close al L. III.
Monday and Wednesday.
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS
THURSDAY. At g. 30 \. NJ. for FRANCE swift
ERLAND ITALY. SPAIN, PORTUGAL. TuR-
KEY, EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA. per steam
ship La Cham pag ne', via Havre mail for other
parts OF Europe must he directed per steam-
ship La Champaign: at TaO A. NJ. supple
mentary o. 80 a. NJ for EUROPE per steam
ship Kaiser Friedrich. via Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Hamburg.
SATURDAY.. At6 30 a. N. FOR AZORES ISLANDS
direct, per stea mship Spartan Prince; at 3 A NJ.
for NETHERLANDS direct, per ~teamshi
Rotterdam. via Rotterdam IMAM must be d..
rected per steamship Rotterdam. at 0 a. N:
for ITALY. per stea mship Ems, via Naples mail
must be directed per stca mship Ems; at 10
A.. NJ for SCOTLAND, per steamship Ethiopia
via Glasgow (mail must be directed per steam
ship Ethiopia; at To- 80 A. NJ. supplementary
~ M for EUROPE, per steamship EunTta'.
via Queenstown at II a N. for NORWAY direct
per steamship Norge. via Chnstiania mail must
be directed per ans Norge"),
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