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NO LAND GRANT FOX SUPERIOR.
Premier Ross Of Ontario Will withhold II
From tho Consolidated Co.

Premier Ross Of Ontario VIII withhold II
From tho Consolidated Co.
TORONTO. Sept. 26.-Premier Ross Of
Ontario to-day announced, In Answer to
an appeal by c. N Smith Of Sault Ste.
Marie, that the Govern ment would irsue
instructions, II the wages due the en-
ployees OF the Clergue Industries at the
800" were not forthcoming on Monday,
to withhold all certificates Of lard grants
due the company on account OF the con-
struction of the Algoma Central Railway.
The eighty miles already constructed
would have entitled the Algoma Central
to about 100000 acres. the grant being at
the rate of 1900 acres a mile.
The Mail and Empire says to-day:
SIN we'll informed financial circles it 10
pretty well understood that the British
capitalist back Of the proposed reorganiza-
ton Of the Consolidated Lake Superior
Company is Sir Christopher Furness.
the English ironmaster and shphuilder
Several months before Speyer 4 Co. were
approached for the loan OF Is $50 900, which
is now occasioning SO much uneasiness.
Sir Christopher Furness was requested to
interest himself in the 500 works. ne
Immediately sent out an expert to examine
the property, and on the strength OF his
representation Sir Christopher invested up
ward OF s. 900 900 in the concern. This fact
il we'll known to the Ontario Government.
SAULr STE. MARIE, Ontario, Sept. 26.-' The
situation here at present In more serious
Ran at any time since the announcement
of the closing down of the Consolidated
plants, inasmuch as the unrest among
those who have been employed IL steadily
growing, and the men are now hocking
In from the woods. The men began to
come from camp along the Algoma Central
Railway Friday evening, when go reached
town, about one in every ten having
little money. All were provided with time
checks, some creditng them with work
since June l. Until funds are provided
these checks are useless.
Before leaving the woods the men had
mass meeting and appointed committee
of five, with L. j. st. Dennis, chairman. of
Ottawa, to look after their interests. A "eso-
luton was drawn ny as 81 on Z s they arrived
Mt the $500" and teieprakheu to Sir Will
t1id I.a,iiier AT Ottawa, calling his at
tention to the fact that the works had
been closed down, the salaries unpaid and
the employees lett penniless, and begging
the Government to give its attention to the
matter
The delegation waited upon Mayor Plum
mer shortly after their arrival. While en-
plovment agents are plentiful and are Sc
curing many men, the great bulk OF the
n en- prefer to wait until after Monday, the
day on which their pay is promised. Par
ties Of about 300 VIII come in daily until
all of the I 800 are here.
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PEACE FOR UNION PACIFIC.
kEENE SOUTHERN PACIFIC SUIT
LIKELY TO RE DROPPED.

Edward Lauterbach. Counsel Tor the Tai.
bot J. Taylor Firm. Says Circum-
stances Have Changed and NegOtia.
ti0ns for q Settlement Are Under Way.
Edward Lauterbach, counsel to Talbot
j. and James B. Taylor, in their suit to
prevent the Union Pacific Railroad from
voting its holdings of Southern Pacific
stocks, announced yesterday that negotia-
lions looking to settlement Of the suit
were under way. Mr.. Lauterbach said
Conferences have been held which
may result In such an understanding that
the suit will be withdrawn. II comes up
for hearing before the Circuit Court OF
Appeals in Cincinnati on Monday, Oct
S. having been appealed from the lower
court on the questions Of Jurisdiction
The chances for an adjustment OF the
suit are favorable for this reason; it was
instituted because it was believed that in
justice was being done to minority stock
holders by the policy Of turning all earnings
into Improvements and betterments. These
improvements have now, however, reached
such a stage that it looks as il the stock
holders will soon begin to share in the road 9
earnings, which are second only TO those OF
the Pennsylvania. In other words, II the
situation Ii az is thought the suit would
be de trop. Its reason for existence will
have been removed. We will know more
about the situation on Monday
The Taylor suit was begun In March
OF this year and came before Judge Lurton
Of the Circuit Court in Nashville on April I.
II followed close on the heels of the notice
Of dissolution OF the big Southern Pacific
pool MANAGED by James X. Keene and
the affidavits submitted to the Court were
read with interest in Wall Street.
In his affidavit E. H Hartman said
that David Lamar tried to negotiate with
him for Mr.. Keene and that Mr.. Keene
had offered to sell his 10000 shares for
e1s a share and the pools. IFS ooo shares,
stat ing in the denial that he owned 100, 600
shares Of Southern Pacific stock. Mr..
Lauterbas his clients went into the hands
Of an assignee on July "a, but have now
adjusted affairs with their creditors. At
present market quotations the 100000
shares valued by Mr. keene at S7,sOO,O 900
are worth about Sl,OOO,OoO. Wall Street
has surmised. however, that some Of the
stock is now in the strong boxes Of friends
Of the Union Pacific.
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may be. ons Of tho younger members Of
the Exchange recently hit upon the idea OF
opening bull" account into which he would
put all OF his blunders without discrimination
carrying stock bought on selling orders and
remaining short OF stock sold on buying
orders. The results were very SURPRISING
The bull account has been Unexpectedly
profitable. and will be continued.
The break in Peoples Gas yesterday was
associated in the minds Of traders with tho
weakness of Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Tho
selling Of the latter encouraged traders to
attack Peoples Gas. and they found an alb.
sence OF support. besides bringing out some
long stock.
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Delaware and Hudson to Build a Branch
Road.

SARATOGA. Sept. pa branch road five
miles in length Is to be constructed by the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company
from Thurman Station, on its Adirondack
Railway division, to Warrenshurgh, in
order to handle the large amount of freight
Of thu mills at thu last nan'd plaza. This
company's surveyors have for several DAYS
been engaged in running the line of the C, n
Meeting branch road, work upon which is
to begin as soon as possible The electric
system Of the Hudson Valley Railway is
the only line that at present extends to
Warrensburgh and connects it with tide
water at Troy.
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Movements OF Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2e.-The battleship
..,earsarge is at the New York Navy Yard,
the cruiser Michigan at Erie, the monitor
Wyoming at San Francisco, the transport
soace at Mare Island. the collier Lebanon
al Norfolk. the gunboat villalobos at HAN
kov the training ship Alert at San Diego
and the cruiser Chicago at Boston. The
bat, eship Maine called yesterday from
League island for Newport News and the
SUPPLY ship Iris sailed to-day from Cavite
for Guam
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Warships Ordered In Commission.

was to-day ordered in commission at League
Island, Oct. 5. an d will be designated az
the flagship of the Atlantic Training squad
ron, of which Rear Admiral Wise is in COM
mand. TIE Dixie is also ordered in COM
mission at the New York Navy Yard. Oct l.,
and will be assigned to the Caribbean
squadron, taking the place of the Panther.
The torpedo boat Briefly was ordered
In commission at the New York Navy Yard
AZ a part Of the reserve torpedo hotlla.
The Briefly will Ike in command of Lieut..
G. c. Davidson.
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Out OF a job: Killed Himself.

William J. Pelmer, "a years old, who was
unemployed. killed himself by taking car
bolic acid in his apartments in the Riviera,
at 244l Seventh avenue. Yesterday after
noon He lived there with his wife and three
Young children. His family could give no
reason for his suicide as he had enough
money to meet his requirements and his
life at home was happy.
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WHITE HOUSE DECORATED.
Everything In shape for the Return IT tho
President and His Family.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-When President
Roosevelt arrives at the White House with
his family on Monday afternoon he will
find the repairs completed and the house
decorated as if for diplomatic reception.
Ferns and palms and flowers are on every
mantle and table, and larger palms are
ranged in the corridors. Several Of the
servants arrived to-day from Oyster Bay
and others will come Tomorrow, The
horses came this afternoon, even to Algon-
auin, the spotted pony who became famous
through his ride to the second floor OF the
White House in the private elevator when
Archibald it's owner, was III in bed
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WARsHIP FOR BLUEFIELDs.
State Department Explains Why II II
Deemed Advisable to Send One There.

Deemed Advisable to Send One There.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.--The State De-
partment explained to-day the reason for
calling upon the Navy Department to send
the gunboat Nashville to Bluefelds. There
is no trouble at Buefelds. but complaints
Of the i'll treatment of Americans at st.
Andrews have reached the State Depart
ment and it was considered advisable to
have the conditions at StAndrews inquired
into.
A complaint. OF i'll treatment was sent
by an American TO United States Consul
Krammer at Bluefields and by him for
warded to the State DsPal tment 1t
charged a deplorable condition among the
employees of one Of the fruit companies
on the island and said that a state of
slavery existed. The purpose of the Nash
ville's trip il to investigate the charges.
and if found true this Government will
demand that the Colombian Government
remedy the evil 1t is alleged that the local
authorities at st. Andrews are unable to
afford protection and this charge will also
be inquired into.
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MEDALS FOR JERSEY CHAMPIONS
Politics Plays Little Part In Presentation
to Ball Players.

To all the members Of the Jersey City
baseball team, winners Of the Eastern
League pennant, were presented gold
medals at West Side Park. Jersey City,
yesterday afternoon. The presentation was
made by Dr.. Leonard j. Gordon. super
intendent of the Free Public Library, in
the name OF the municipality Of Jersey City.
The medals were purchased by popular
subscription. 1t was originally suggested
that Mayor Pagan be asked to dist ribute
the medals and make little speech, but
the Democratic stockholders OF the club
objected. They said that al the Mayor was
a candidate for reelection this fall his BE-
lection would give him an unfair advantage
over the Democratic nominee. The Demo-
cratic managers had Murphy transpar-
ency on the grounds.
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Torpedo F1otiIla for Asiatic station.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 76.-Ordsrs were is-
sued a, the Navy Department to-day to the
first torpedo Aotilla, comprising the Deca-
tur, Barry, cambridge, Chauncey and Dale.
detaching these vessels from the North
Atlantic feet and directing that they pro-
coed 10 The Asiatic station via the Suez
anal. Plans are under consideration to
send the Baltimore with the torpedo fiotilla
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MRS. SCHLEIssNER's AFFECTIONS
Mr.. schleiasner Wants ESQ. 600 for Their
Alienation.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Sept. 2o.-Papers
in suit brought by Morris Schleissner Of
Manhattan against Moses Heilman for
$50 600 damages for alternating the atfec-
tions Of his wife. Ernestine Schleissner.
were filed in the Supreme CouT: at White
Plains to-day. Mr.. Schleissner says he
is employed by the Phoenix Novelty Com
pany Of New York, and part Of his time
y devoted to selling goods all over the
United States. During his absence, he
says. Heilman was ma king love to his wife.
and he AYERS that Heilman has taken her
away from his home. he says his heart
Ia broken and that he has brought suit
aga inst his wife for absolute divorce.
In February Of last year Mrs. Schleissner
sued her husband for separation and So
cured go a week alimony. In an affidavit
he says he has not been in position TO
pay one cent Of this alimony, although
the defendant has threatened that IL this
alimony was not paid she would bring
proceedings to have him committed to
iail
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Presress Of Refundins Operations.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2s.-Only $273, 300 OF
5 per cent. and per cent bonds were re-
ceived at the United States Treasury for
refunding to-day and the total for four
days il only S54lss0O The receipts of 5
per cent. bonds for redemption to-day
were only ts2, 100, and the total to date Ii
onlv na61 4SO
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BAD YEAR IN LONDON MARKET.
Firms Are Net Making Eneugh Money 70
Pay Salaries q Employees.

Pay Salaries q Employees.
Special Cable DespascA to TIE SUN.
LONDON. Sept. Alt has been bad year
on the London Stock Exchange. Some
firms have not opened their books to enter
a transaction for days at a time. Many
are not making enough money to pay the
salaries Of their employees, and 1t is purely
owing to the generosity for which some
houses are famed that large numbers are not
discharged
II is quite common for clerks to arrange to
60 cycling and on other amusements on
alternate afternoons, half Of the force re-
naming in and half going out Thus on
a casual visit to any stock brokers' Office
after luncheon half Of the desks will be
found empty. for there is simply no work.
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Arrived SATURDAY. Sept. 70

SIS ST. L1ulS Spltltn)tor, sept. 10.
SIS Arabic Liverpool Sept IL
SIS Moltke Hamourg Sept H.
IS ,.ty vi ".snl.s vJ... ampico. Sept 10.
SIS Jas On. Tampico. sept II.
SIS Comanche. Jacksonville Sept. %.
SIS Princess Anne. Norfolk, Sept. rs.
SIS G. .orpetown. GEORGETOWN. s. c.. Sept. ~.
SIS Chattahoochee. Savannah. Sept. "a.
- I, i, supcakc, bati..iur>, otpt, %
Brig Acacia san Andreas, Aug. %
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Hasn't offered q Place 10 Grosscup.

ST. PAUL, Sept. %. -James j. Hill posi-
lively denies the statement that Judge
Peter Grosscup Of Chicago has had an
offer OF the place Of general counsel OF
the Northern Securities Company, Of which
Mr.. Hill is president. He declared that 1t
vas important that the rumor be set at rest
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August Belmont out Of 81. Paul Directory.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 2s.-At the an
nual meeting OF the Chicago. Milwaukee
and St. Paul road to-day, August Belmont
refused reelection as member Of the board
OF directors, and John A. Stewart of New
York, president of the United States Trust
Adams was elected secretary to succeed
P. M. Myers Otherwise all the old officers
were reelected
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rorwe MolpgRs or ncoaE BONDS o. TINE
Mexican Central R'Vay Co. Limited

~ the request OF the holders OF large NUMBER OF
Income Bonds who are not satisfied with the oher
dated August 10. 1909. made BY the Mexican Cen
trail Railway Company. Limited. through Aessrs
LAdenburx, Thalmann 4 o. the undersigned have
consented 70 act ~ committee 70 protect the In
terosh OF the Income Bond Holders and particularly
70 endeavOr 70 procure an offer from tho Railway
Company which will be acceptable 70 the oonu
holders.
Each holder Of Income Bonds Of the Mexican
Central Railway Company. Limited. who has not
already deposited his bonds under said oher OF
the Railway Company Is requested to write 70 tho
undersigned committee as promptly as possible.
stating Ills name. address. and the amount OF each
class OF Income Bonds held by him. so that the
committee may CON nunicate with him.
New York. September Is. 1903.
". s Ss;& h:fE MORSE MORSE Committee.
Address Il. ROLLINS MORSE.
Wall ST.. New York. N. Y.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALNANAC--rHIs DAY
Sun rises =. Ssh Sun sets t;5 Moon sets. 1927
HIGd wArER-THIs DAY
Sandy Hook III 10 GOV. Id..ii:42 Hell Gate .i:5S
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

The Southern Railway Company put nto
operation yesterday fifteen miles Of double
Va, and expects to put In operation du ring
October double track - far as Manassas, Va.
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SIS New York from South ampton for New York
IS Finland. from Antwerp for New York.
SIS Etruria, from Liverpool for New York
SIS Barbarossa. from Bremen for New York.
SIS La Tourainc. from Havre for New York
SIS Potsdam. from Rotterdam for New York.
IS Mesaba, from London for New York.
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PROPlSsAA.

FORT MYER. Va. Sept, "a, 1908 Sealed pro
posals, In uiplicste. for addition 70 Hospital WIN
reserves right To reject or accept any or all blda
or any part thereof Information on application.
Envelopes containing bids should be Endorsed
Proposals for Addition to Hospital" addressed
Capt Il. HARRISON. y. ~
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IS Stat.ndam frvm New York at Rotterdam.
SIS BIZ e her from New York at Hamburg
SIS Cam pania, from New York at Liverpool.
s, Celtic from New York at Liverpool.
SIS Grosser Kurfuerst. from New YORK al Cher
Dourg,
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Commander ". D. Bayiey. member Naval IN
AmnlEg Board. Washington.
Lieut.. Commander j. 4. Hoogswerf, TO duty In
ftna out the Minneapolis and as executive on,cef
when commissioned. .
Lieut.. d. IS. Mahon~y. N duty IN httinG out thu
Cleveland. and In charge OF department Of steam
engineering when commissioned.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2e-These army orders were
Issued 10 day.
capt Sam F. Bottoms, Artillery Corps. com
mISNary, 70 Philippines.
Capt, Arthur ". Yates. quartsrmastcr, 10 Fort
Knox.
First lieut. Cleveland wilcox son, Ninth Infan.
Try To Hot Springs, Ark, for treatment
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BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
A quarterly dividend OF four per cent has this
DAY been declared by the Board OF Directors Of
this bank, out OF the earnings OF the past three
months payable on and after October |, 1908. until
which date transfer books will be closed.
II. p. DOREMUS. Cashier.
New York. September IS, 1908.
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ABOVE i4TH ST. WEST SIDE.

ELEliANf SI.NuLE ArARfMENT vi elg At
70 ms: every room has direct light steam heat:
hot water; hail service. Apply JanltOr, II West
Esd ST.
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suNpAy.--At 0:3O p. II. Tor ST. PIERRE .MIoUB.
ruEsPSyeA: sa'i ;? p! H NRshS Sf usy.
sSa so%rA PAeiFie PORTS; "a :ss:m:siS
CITY Of WashIngton Va Colon tmail for 0ue AZ.
Of n, on Gt al PEI 'ashExSfRe I
steamship Jason, vi. Tampico. (mail must bs
wEDNESpAy.NAi = X, Tor BARBADOS and
NoErHERN BRaz per st. sss.S%shp Came
rHtEsDAY-A.s X for q ia s%. per Steamship
peehe md Vera cruz must be directed pei
FA'pf .,ssm.sp syl. e SzNssyySehaA
Per Steamship Tiomo at IL wv for To- SAINT
AGO. PER steamship SANTIAGO Dc Cuba lm.ll
Ss Ge arf: sS saasss0
a aNRS g SRI ..s, be csss .s m RSS 81
Grenada and frnIdsd p must BE- dree'ed per e
sN;sa 5s carSosso a. 80 ,,, for BER-
poR 70 RICO Il sna vES H.
2uELA per per, steamship PhiladslohIa !m.il for
ARGE%TlNE. URTGTAY and pAR4GUAT
Rs1 n ss7rSss eeFSfp's s FoRrhxt sTfrXPes
jAMAlcA SAXANILLA and ,a cARIA 81;
d!.ectet ",er steam1hi Aiene". at K NJ for
SsAviANlLLA per steamship Bolivia; At 1880
i .na NJ To- SaGyA
Adirondack at 10 4 NJ. Tor C;i'BA, per steam.
shin MORO Castle. via Havana: at 10 4. ", for
z,lela, Trinidad, British and Dutch Guiana
St 4. arsst'p for '.frsn'A Per pns T
Curltyba, Via Havana.
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TRANSPACIPIC MAILS.
i 49, Asss Inclusive for
ana sshaS f ysasSsTs' f'S ys: ssp
s2S,h: INCLUSIVE for despatch per steamship
Agency 81 'as shanghai sanno 01 b. T. oS
HAWAII ylTl'd J y'a Ssna SaIsa and pH,,,ppxr
at $3.50 p. N. up to Oct, SEQ. inclusive. for de-
NEW zEnLRa IS! ,sstnfhp po ssc.D, West, NEW
SS I,ffffboSiA: I'D iEsLASDs SlHaoA and HA:
%e yI san p to Oct; sd SGss here day az
paS per seamshp or me oupera
40 4; T., s;s% Z y; and ss s. NJ sunaass
made up and forwarded until the arrival OF
HAW he cuna Ip, sIea% THiv. md pr,, rpp,vr
iSLAN1s, Via San F Fran, close here daily
a. $50 p. NJ up to oct, .i,o,h. inclusive. fox
81 $Sf'% s%S es
70 oct Iioh, Inclusive for despatch per steam
cHlsap and MiCTfIa via Tacoma. close here dali,
;, d desyga'ch per Steamship Olympic: .
Va 10 os' ssh eG n SsTs ds'
HsPHos srg per stse%fh!p A ESsSns
81 franeiseo close here day at $50 P, n. "
to Oct .?lst Inclusive. for despatch per steam
PHI LIPPiNE ISLANDS. via San FRANCISCO. clos.
here daily at $50 p. N. up TO Oct. i27th. In.
clusiye for despatch per 7, S. Transport.
NOTF.-Unless otherwise addressed West Au.
stralla Is forwarded via Europe: and New zee-
land and Philippines via San Francisco
the quickest routes, Philippines specially
addressed via Canada" or via Europe" must
be fully prepaid at the foreign rates. Hawaii
is forwarded via San Fra SEQ exclusively.
Transpacinc mails are forwarded 70 port Of sail.
ing daily and the schedule OF closing Is arranged
on the presumption Of their uninterrupted over.
land transit. SRegistered mail coses al p. ".
previous day. -
poqt nF~cs Naw W. teOc
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SELECT APARTMENTS.
FROM BATTERY To HATH ST, INCLU.
SlyE.


Am elegantly furnished apartment to suDiet:
including meals for two. $50 private bath tele
phone; elevator: transepts. VAN RENSSELAER,
HOTEL, II East nth St, near 9TH av,
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APARTMENTS TO LET-FJRNTSHED
FROM BATTERY TO lATH ST.. INCLU.
SlvE.
Am elegantly furnished apartment to sublet:
Including meals for two 500 private bath tele-
phone: elevator; transents. VAN RENSSELAER,
HOTEL, Il East nth ST., near 5th av.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND, &C.. EXCEPT
TRANSpACIFIC

AM La rONH AhDBD OVERLAND, &C., EACEPT
TRANSPAClFIC.
CCBA.-Nia Florida closes at this once daily
except Thursday, at $3.50 a. Nj. the connect
Ing malls close here on Wednesdays and Sstur-
days via Tampa. and on Mondays via Miami.
MEA!CO CITf.-Overiand unless specially ad-
dressed for despatch by steamer. closes at
THIS ONCE daily. except Sunday, at 1850 p. N.
ana II 80 p. NJ. Sundays al 100 p. ". and
NEWF0tNDLAND.-By rail to North Sydney.
ana thence BY steamer. closes at this ONCE
daily AT $50 p. ~ connecting malls close
here every Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day.
JAMAICABy rail to Boston. and thence by
steamer closes al this ofioc at $50 r. VI. every
Tuesday By rail- to Philadelphia and thence
by steamer, closes at this office at ll:30 p. NJ.
every Wednesday.
MloCELoN.-By rail- to Boston, and thence by
,, steamer closes at this Office Dolly at $50 p. Nj.
BELIZE, PUERTO CORTEZ AND GlATEMALA.-
BY rail- to New Orleans. and thence by steamer
closes lose at this office daily. except sunday. y
P NJ and i1l:sO p. N. connecting mail closes
mere Mondays at tll:30 p. M.
COSTA RIGA BY rail- to New Orleans, and thence
by steamer, closes at This office daily. except
Sunday, at 81 80 y. N. and SIl:sO p. NJ. Sun.
days at 81 :0n =. NJ. and tl1:5O p. NJ. connect.
ing mall closes here Tuesdays at $3.50 p. NJ,
Registered Mall closes at o p. NJ previous day
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

Am elegantly furnished apartment to sublet:
Including meals for two, $50 private bath; teic
phone. elevator: translents. VAN RENSSELAER,
HOTEL. II East nth ST.. near 9th nv.