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DIDN'T EVEN HEAR GRAIN.
Board Of Estimate Lays $500 900 Demand
for Tenement inspectors on the Table.

Board Of Estimate Lays 500 900 Demand
for Tenement Inspectors on the Table.
Tenement House Commissioner Grain
was turned down yesterd,.y by the Board
Of Estimate with a rapid y that dazed him
when he appeared to U.ge his request for
$500 900 TO increase tn, humber Of inspectors
IN his department. The snub was 80 ap-
parent and Mr.. Grain was 80 keenly affected
by II that the prediction was made by many
In the City Hall that the next communica-
tion the Mayor would receive from Mr..
Grain would be his resignation.
Shortly after the Allen street tenement
IRE, In which a score Of lives were lost there
was much criticism Of the Tenement House
Department. Mr.. Grain retorted by de-
handing more men and in a long address
70 the Board Of Estimate declared that Il
Woui1 take $500. 900 TO bring his force M
10 the proper standard Of efficiency The
Commissioner was told that he should have
initiated his proceedings In the Board Of
Aldermen. He took the advice and got
the Aldermen 70 approve an appropriation
OF 500, 900.
When the resolution came before the
Board OF Estimate vest erday the Mayor
Soid utterly ridiculous and the Comp
troller echoed 'Preposterous.'
UnheeCing, the Commissioner walked 10
the space reserved for those addressing the
board and removed his coat. Then he
reached in his pocket and ct out bundle
OF notes.
i move that the matter be laid on the
table, said the Compt roller,
IAN In favor Of the milton will say ave-
put the Mayor. The ayes have Il, the
motion Is carTi6d and the resolution u laid
upon the table
Mr.. Grain opened his mouth AZ II 10 say
something, but the Mayor called the next
number on thu calendar and Mr. Gran
walked indignantly away.
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F. L. HIGGINSON, JR., ENGAGED.
Former Captain and Coach Of Harvard
Crew Is Ia Marry Miss Sargent.

Former Captain and Coach Of Harvard
Crew Is Ia Marry Miss Sargent.
BosToN April 2s.-The engagement has
been announced Of Miss Hctty Appleton
Sargent, daughter Of Mrs. Lucius Manlius
Sargent Of this city to Francis Lee Hig-
ginson, Jr. The two represent the oldest
and most aristocratio families in the State.
Mr. Higginson is the eldest son Of Francis
l.. Higginson Of the banking firm Of Hig-
ginsOn q Co. During his career at HaT-
ward he became one Of Harvard's famous
oarsman and was captain Of the winning
crew Of 1899. For two years he served "a
coach on the Harvard crew and is now
one Of the committee Of three graduates
with whom rests the destiny Of Harvard's
boating.
Miss Sargent Is the daughter Of the late
Lucius Sargent. Her mother IL a grand
daughter Of the Ron. Z. jefferson Coolidge.
late Minister to France.
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DIR. CYRUS TOTNSEND brady

WIN Accent a Can 20 the Passionate OF
Trinity Church IN Toledo.
The Rev. Dr. Cyrus Townsend Brady.
preacher, historian and novelist. Of Brook,
Ign, has accepted a call to the pastorate Of
Trinity parish, Toledo, where he has been
preaching temporarily since the resigna-
tion Of the Rev. A. Lexington two months
ago. The announcement OF the decision
Of DR.. Brady was contained In a letter
received yesterday by Mrs Brady at her
home, 455 East Seventeenth street. Flat
bush.
"Dr Brady has accepted the call" she
said last night. But he will not take per-
manent charge until September. He will
continue TO preach at the church during
the next two months, and we will move 10
Toledo In the fall.
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Lakewood.
NEW YORK.
In THE MOUNTAINS

OF orange, sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties,
y. Y. on the New York.
Ontario Western ny.
II you arc seeking SUMNER HOME Tor your
family IN a region OF absolute
HEALTH At MODERATE COST.
1000 feet above the sea, with pure air, pure water
pure milk, no malaria OF mosquitoes, and within
Three Hours Ride from New York; county
heartily recommended By physlciAns-then send
cents for postage 10 the undersigned or call and
get free at oinecs below the SUPERBLY ILLUS.
TRATED BOOK. SUMNER HOMES" OF 1856
pages II gives O list Of over 900 Hotels. Farms
and Boarding Houses, WIN their location, rates
OF hoard, facilities ATTRACTIONS, &C. Vacation
Bureau a. 425 broadway, Y. Y.
IN NEW NORK-i4i, i05. t75 1854, 1889 broad.
way; Park Place ~ tth Az: 2t5 Columbus Az.
27as Sd Az; 27s West i25th s. iS2 9Th Az; ticket
Ohces. Franklin and West ed 81. Ferries.
IN BROOKL.YN-s2 and 500 Fulton ST. so
Broadway. Eagle Once.
on May 27th, 18th and oath Excursion tickets
al reduced rates Will be sold az as broadway,
1854 broadway and Ferry oflces, giving an oppof.
tuulty Of personally selecting q summer home and
also enjoying days hshlng IN this delightful re .
gon. Tickets good returning May 3ist
J. c. ANDERSON,
Tramc Manager, 80 Beaver ST.. n. Y.
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SATURDAY C7N,--At q 4, N. for EUROPE, rer
steamship philadelphia via Plymouth and
CheTbourg Qncludlng ireland when specially
addressed for this steamer. Al $50 4. NJ
supplementary 10 a. NJ for EUROPE, PR
steamship EtTuTia, Via Queenstown and Liver
pool. AZ $50 4. NJ. for BELGIUM PARCELS
POST MAILS per steamship krOonland also
regular mall for Belgium when specially ad
dressed for this steamer; al $50 \. N. for
ITALY direct Especially addressed only, per
steamship Princess Irene: at 10 4. NJ, Tor
AZORES ISLANDS, per steamship Cfeuo
Calso Italy when specially addressed for this
steamer at 1890 r. 81. for SCOTLAND direct
Especially addressed only, per steamship
FunessA
TUESDAY ~ At 1880 A. NJ. for EUROPE. per
steamship Kronprirz Wilhelm, Via Plymouth
Cher ourg and Bremen.
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RAHROADA
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN { HARTFORD RR.

Trains depart from Grand Central Stat0n, t7d
~, and eth Av., e. follows, f0r -
BOSTON, via New London and Provdence-ttbo
1000, 'Ill0.O1 a. ~, t.n 90. 'Gli;Oa. 'GnSs0Q
f.Hiu1 't1s0l, 'fi2OO p. n,
BOSTON, va Wi1imAnto-tfs;O0 A. NJ. 400 p NJ
BOSTON, Via SpnngAed-ieOo A. ~; iul7Oo,
'N.Oq sti;OO p, H.
FI1CHDUBG, Via Putnam 4 woroesier-is00 Pm.
LAKEvILLE a NORFOLK-t6.5O A. NJ, 1881 p. ~.
GREAT HARRINGTON, STOCkBRiD0E, PITTS
FlELp-il.50, $50 a. a., 1881 =. n. $500
WATERBURY and NlNSTED-it5o 800, $500
ti0sO2, ni0.O2 TO Waterbury a. NJ n 01 ttSo
1901, 800, 400 10 Waterbury, ?. ". .....
Ticket ofces AZ c0rend Central station end eiibth
st.. also At Co.'S c70l iia5, elisa Broadway, cS Park
Place cas- Union SQUARE. cis2 Flfth avenue, c2tJ
Columbus Ave, 60 MADISON Ave- cz7s West i2oth
81 27e5 Third Ave, IN brooklyn. c347, 800 Fulton
St.. 800 Broadway r. D.,
'paly. Except sundays. Sundays only, lStop
81 18th ST. XStop al i25th 81. sundays only fPaf
Tor Car Limited. HHAs dining car cPArioT and sleep
ing Car tickets also,
c. T. HEMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. ACT
o. NJ. SHEPARD, Gen. Supt
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Poar OFFICE.
POST OFFICE NOTICE

(Shouid be read DAILY by all Interested A
changes may occur AZ any tmcl
Foreign mails for the week ending April %, is0l
will close pROMPfLI In all cascsl AZ the Gene al
Post once as follows REGISTERED AND PAR.
CELS.pOSr MAILS close one hour tdHler than
closing time shown below. Parcels Post malls hi,
Germany close Of p. NJ. and May /. W
Parcels Post Mails for Great Britain and ireland
are despatched By the White star Line on Wednes,
days and by the American line on Saturday. An
additional despatch Il made BY The Cunafd Lni
when a Cunard steamer sails on Saturday laif,
than the American lane steamer the same day
The Parcels Post malls close one hour before "a,
regular mails
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TRANsPACIFIC NAILS. FORWARDED OVER.
LAND DAILY.


The schedule OF closing OF Transpacihc Mails
Ia arranged on the presumption OF their unluLef
rIpted overland transit TO port Of sailing; ms
hna connectlng mails ieTceP! KeESlere3
Tacoma or Seattle which close o 7. ~ previous
day close al the General Post once, New NorA
HAWAII. via San Francisco close at P " May
Tor despatch per steamship Alameda.
JAPAN. KOREA, CHINA and spcc!4lN hqdlcsSel
mail for the PHlLlPPINE ISLANDS. Ns
per steamship PleadCs.
Japan KOREA CHINA and sncriallv addressed
mail 10 tho PHlLLlplNE ISLANDS, via Ia.
coma. close At F. N. May for despatch per
HAWAII. JAPAN, KOREA. CHINA and PHILIP.
PINE ISLANDS Via san Francisco. close az
NEW ZEALAND, AUS RhIA teGccnt. AeSu.
NTW CALEDONIA. SAMOA. HAWAII and
PHI ISLANDS. VIA San Francisco, close a.
Sierra. III the Cunard steamer carrying
the British mail for New zealand docs n'l NJ
rive 20 time TO connect with this desnai,,.
extra rnallS-Cl0sng BtsjSO \. NJ. ESQ \. y.
and O p NJ. sundays al $50 4. ~. a. ~,
and p. NJ will be made M and forwarded
until the arrival o. the Cunard steamer
FIJI ISLANDS. AUSTRALIA except West ena
NEW CALEDONIA. VIA Vancouver and Ale,
torla. u c.. close a. q p. NJ. May 70 for despatch
ncr steamship Manusa. 1900. .
TAHITI and MARQI ESAS ISLANDS. via San
Francisco. close At p ~ May p for despatch
per steamship Maup-Sa
MANCHURIA except Mutden. Newchwenr and
Pou Arthur and EASTERN SIBERIA Is ~
present forwarded VIA Russia.
NOTE.-UnleSS otherwise addressed. West aus
tralla Is forwarded via Europe View /o7'.al
via San Francisco, and certain places IH re
Chinese Province OF Nuunar. via British InAa,
the quickest routes. Philippines specially az,
dressed via Europe" must be fully Wf7.I
az the foreign rates Hawaii IS ioT"dIle1
Via san Francisco CycIVs' clN.
WILLIAM r. WlLLCON. Postmaster
Post Once. New York. y. y. ApHl q. 1917
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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty street and south Ferry thine from South
Ferry nve minutes earlier than shown below,
EAsT0N, BETHLEHEM ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CHCNK-z4O1 cas- Easton only, 9lO
a. NJ 100. 40, 500 j.i5 EastOn only p. m. sun
- day, zt9o a m l.oI. 1.S9 7, n, 1900,
LAKEWOOD, lLAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER
AND RARNEGAI -Zf O1, $50 a. m, Il 80 - ~,
tIO Lakewood and l.lkclurl JnlyD, a5,OO, zoos
r, m. sundays, $40 a. ~.
xi tlASS And BRlDofioS1tG2,Ppo5% a. m
L6SGp BRANCH AsBURY PARK, OCEAN
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AND SEA
SHORE POlNIS-zto0, sJl. II 30 a. m, Al 20
as. $50, $50, 1850 p. m. sunday, except ocean
ATLANTIC HLDS., SEABRICIrT. MONMOUTH
BCH. EAST LONG BBANCg-4OO. $50, $50,
il-SO a. N, %, $50 $50 Atlantic Hds only),6SO
PhIiGDELIPPTfiIG' Wv 'RSLRRiBi'INSG PT'HRMIvAn-
- 30, 200, Is 90. 300, 1000. mo m, ft2OO.
100, $3.50 200, 800. 200 800, 'C.oo. 1880.
2iTH AND CHESTNUT SIREETs-E:2s, $500,
1000. 'l2N0 a. NJ 100 ''4OO, 600. 100. Is25
BtLTiiM0RE AND WAsHINGTON-soo. 1000.
READtNG, HARRISBURG, louisville AND
VILLA MSpORI- 400. zi25. 800 1910
400 ,. m, Reading. louisville, Harrisburg only
Iron fF% ''I G'b Be- ~ street only. .Dm,. ,pany.
exc eEIccrL sunday isu9dag only jPsror SIS only
Ofnces: Liberty ST. Ferry. South Terry. Astor
House, 2el. 454, 1907 i2ji broadway, iS 5th Az.
~ fltlh Az. p Union square West. PISS Third
Nork. 9i7 Sis. $40, Fulton ST., 500 Fulton 81.
Brooklyn so broadway, Williamsburg. New YORK
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage 10
Vice Pres and Gen. Mrr Gen Ps ai r AGENT
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WEST SHORE r. r.

New York Central & Hudson River r. u. Lesseel
Trains leave Franklin 81. station New YORK, as
follows and Is minutes later foot West 42d ST. Nh
zoo J.. M,--ChicagO Express.
'225 =. M.-COn. Lin. for Detroit, Chi. & 81. Louis.
- % =. M--IoT Roch, Buffalo, Cleveld q chicago.
800 =. N For Roch.. buffalo. Detroit & 81. Louis.
'g45 =. M-FOr Syra ROch., Ma, Tails, Oct. Chi:
DAILY. 'Daly, except sunday. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence BY Westcott EHpresS,
\. II. SMITH, G. Z. LAMBERT,
Genl Manager Genl PassT Agent.
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Hotel Gladstone,

Directly on the Reach. ATLANTIC CITY. ~ J.
sunny rooms with baths en- suite. Salt water
IN all batas. Reduced Spring rates. New YORK
representative at Hotel York, I'm ave-, cor seth
ST. Telephone i7J0-3Sth. y. y. COLLINS.
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THE IRVINGTON,

Onthn Bcaca az Virginia ave, overlooking Board
walk and Steel Pier, very centre OF all attractions.
Modem up.to date hotel capacity 800. Every COM
fort and equipment Including elevator, steam
heat baths. sun parOrs, etc. Special reduced rates
H. Spring gucsts-slO up weekly, 81 up daily.
Table and service feature. BOOKLET.
w +. WATTS.
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Regular and Supplementary mails close At Foreign
station (comeT Of West aud Morton Streets haii
hour later than closing time shown below except
that Supplementary Mails for Europe and Central
America, via Colon, close one hour later at FUrclga
StatonJ
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gTEAMUOATB.
0UOIUN NEW ENGLAND.

FALL RIVER LINE, via Newport ID, and tau
week days only at $50 T. 81. steamers PRiS.
ella and PURITAN. Orchestra on each -
NORWICH LINE. via New LONDON Leave
Pier t0 y. r., foot Garrison ST. Weeh.days only
III go p. 81. steamers CITY OF LOWELL and
NEW HAVEN LINE. for New Haven, Hartford.
Springfield and the North. Leave Pier y, T. u.
foot Peck Slip week days only a. 400 y. NJ
Steamer CHESTER W. CHAPLIN.
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HOTEL DEVILIE

Kentucky ave. and Beach, Atlantic City, y. j..
Best location. Convenient to every attraction.
Modern hotel, largo rooms fronting ocean, single
or en- suite, with private baths First class service
aud table. Eyery comfort Elevator. Capacity,
$50, 5000. Sleoo, 1900 weekly.
!. p. GtBERSON.
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NAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND &C EH'
f,tspTs TgANCpACIFIC

MAILS lOhN .AltDIsb Wv IHlsfaNb WN= 80
CEPT TtlANSPACIFIC.
Naqs Cs-ceDt Jamaica and BUhamdN are ror.
tpdfdcd ddRy 10 ports II SAILING The CONNECT
INC mails close al he General PoH once Neu
cCCBA. via Foft Tampa at $3.50 4. NJ: Monday
Wednt sday and saturday LAlso from New
York Thursday and Saturday. See above
MEXICO CITY, overland. at 1850 y NJ and l0S
=. NJ. daily, except sunday; sunday az NV
p. ~ and iO:3O y. NJ
NEWFOUNDLAND except Parcels Post Malls.
via North Sydney al p. N. Monday, Wednes,
day and Saturday talso occasionally from Ne"
York and Philadelphia. See abOve).
MOEELON, via Boston aud North sydney, ~ o.J0
=. NJ. every other sunday May land ~.
JAMAICA, Via Boston, at 100 y. 81. Tuesday and
Friday. ALSO from New YORK on saturday
BAHAMAS except Parcels Post Malls, via Miami,
Florida. al $3.50 A. NJ. Tuesday. (Also from
New York. See above, -
BRITISH HONDURAS, HONDURAS East Coesl
and GUATEMALA, Via New Orleans, az NOss
p NJ Monday West Coast Of Honduras IL
despatched from, New York Via Panama. See
COSTA RIGA. via New Orleans, at 1850 p. n
NICARAGUA EAST Coast. via New orleans, a.
iiO.SO p. II. Wednesday. West Coast OF Nlca'
ragua Is despatched from New YORK Via Pan
anna. See HbOvel z,
PANAMA and CANAL ZONE. via New Orleans
at 5000 p. NJ. Sunday after 1880 p NJ sunday
and until sailing OF NCW York steamer, mai
for Panama and Canal Zone Is held for the New
York steamer See dbOveD
yREGlSTERED MAI. for overland dispatches
closes at 600 y. NJ. previous day,
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EUROPEAN HOTELS.
HOTEL CECIL
I0Nn0N

Historic Situation, magnificent Appoint.
msnts, Reasonable Charges. Unsquallsd
Cuisine.
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PENNSYLVANIA
II AIL ROAD.

RAILROAD.
STATIONS FOOT or WEST TMENIY,IHlRD
STREET AND DESBROSSES AND
CORrLANDT STREETS.
" The leaving time from pesorosss an, ana Gon,
landi Streets IS hvc minutes later tlan mat given
FOR THE WEST,
'7sS5 4, NJ CHICAGO SPEClAL.
'sBs 4, NJ 81. LOUIS LIMITED. For Cincin-
natl and st. Louis.
'IO:7S A. VI. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
..,pv 2 e G9gTs 20 C3ElffSSggG2,NN,rI A ST
LOUIS EXPRESS.
- Sb r. " CHICAGO LIMITED. ....-.-, $3.50,
1855 =. u. 81. LOUIS. q CINCINNATI EXP.
1888 p. ". WESTERN EXPRESS.
's;7S =. VI. CLEVELAND & CINCINNATI EXP.
'8SS =. VI. PITTSBURG SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
755 S25 'g.25 sg55 'lO55 a. m, 1925, 'l255, 210
C9.25 Congressional Lmited". '9.25 '4:g5, Ass,
t;25 p NJ RIO night. SUNDAY, no 'giis, lbs
sg5 ~ .t5S az n i.i0 nig6t. .
SOUTHERN RAILWAN.-i2.jS 325, i:25 p. m.' 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LLNE.-O.25 a m. and s2s p. m.
sES3eB6ARD AIR LINE,-i2:25 p. m. and 1910 a. m.
NORFOLK WESTERN RAILwAY.-s.ss p. m.
cAESAPEAKE q OHIO RAILwAY.-7SS a, N.
ron OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLK
7;55 a. m, week days. SIS y. m. daily.
AILANTiS GiIY ~ a. NJ and % p m week
f i6SG H B&TdH kSBpRY PAX North Asbur
Park sundays and Point Pleasant, SIS a. m,
l23S, S:25, IS p. m. and 1910 night week days.
sundays, IL 10, 8.25 a, N. and ass D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
COS 72S s755. SIS. SIS 'g25. 1855 'o55 ''lO75.
siOSS il IS a. m 1925 'l255 'ia55, 2l0 ass, 'S25.
SIS, AS. 'l25, - IS l.'455 for North philadelphia
only. $50 0S5, 7:55, s.25. 9:25 ts5S for North
Philadelphia only p, m, 1910 might week days.
Sundays. sos '7.55, SIS 1928, 1855, s55. 't0:25,
1905 a. NJ 1925, si2sj5, 'l55. '3:75 SIS, '4.25
c'I.55 for North Phil adelphia only, .t55, '5:Sj.
055, 7.55, s.25 9:25 - IS for North Philadelphia
only p. NJ, 1910 night
'Dlnlng car. Extra fare train.
Ticket oCeS, Nos. 46l. 1854, 90 and POI Broadway:
ls2 Fifth avenue below 23d ST.: 263 FUN avenue
,corner 2ath ST.; AstoT House, and stations
named above, Brooklyn, 3i2 Fulton street S6O Full
ton street. $50 Broadway and Pennsylvan Annex
station. The New York Transfer Company will
call for and check baggage from hotels and resi-
dences through TO destination.
phone "5tJ Chelsea" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
W. ". ATTERBURY, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager PaSS'r Trafnc Manager.
GEO. ". BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
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NOTICE. Fiyc CENTS pcr half ounce IN ADDITION n
nc regular Dosiqct must b. bTIPaid o. a.!
letters forwarded by the SUPPLEMENT AIRY
NAILS. aud letters deposited IN the drops
marked "Tfnsrs for ForeiJn C0untlsS.. ate
the CLOSING or THE REGULAR NAIL. fog
despatch by a particular vessel. VIII not be 81
forwarded unless such additional postage Il
FUR prepaid theron by stamps. supple.
mentary Transatlantic Malls are also opened
on the pliers OF the AMERICAN, ENGLISH and
FRENCH steamers whenever the Sauings
occur at 800 4. NJ. or later. and late mail may
I've deposited IN the mail boxes on the piers o.
the German Lines sailing from HobOlSen. The
malls on the piers open one hour and bali
before sailing time, and close ten minutes
before Ealing time. Only regular postage
0etu N cents a half ounce Is required On
articles mailed on the piers Of the AHercGH,
Uhuf star and German tSca Posi- steamers,
double postage ucttcTs 10 cents half ounce
on other lines.
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES, &C.

WEST IN III 10, az
SATURDAY (2N.--At $50 4. N. Complementary
g3O \ NJ for PORTO RICO, CURACAO and
VENEZUELA. per steamship Caracas 'als1
Colombia, via Curacao, when specially ad-
dressed for this steamer az $50 \. N sup.
Elementary p.SO A. NJ for ST THOMAS, 81
CROlN. LEEWARD and WlNpWARD Is
LANDS and GUIANA. per steamship fonta.
belle Including Grenada, -. vincent and
Trinidad when specially addressed for this
steamer: at $50 a. NJ Complementary l0n
a. NJ for FORTUNE ISLAND, JAMAICA
and COLOMBIA, except Cauca aud Magdae1a
Departments, per steamship ShlHa also
Costa Rca, VIA Llmon, when specially al
dressed for this steamer; at 10 a. NJ, for CUBA
per steamship MorroSCastlc via Havana. a.
iI:J0 a. NJ. for NEWFOUNDLAND per steam
shin Silvia: al ~ Il for ARGENTINE lRu.
quay and PARAGUAY, per steamship Etona;
at 1880 y. NJ. for CUBA Especially addressed
only. per steamship Olinda, via N0tanzas
MONDAY Nl.-AtI p. N. for ARG MINI, | RI.
QUAY and PARAGUAY, per stca yShiu Egyn-
tlan Prince: A. 7 =. II. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
per ste amship Canhuglnlan, from Philadelphia
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PAMNnROKEns SALES.

IL. FlRUSKl. Auct.. 20 Bowcry. sells at 10 a. n:
May Final sale by N. Glucksman, I'll East
Goth ST. form eTly 265 BoweTy; all diam Onds. watches,
diamond aud other iewelry, suveTware ana goods
OF every description all mems and womens CLOTH
inR remnants, &C, pledged from Aafch 4, lVn,
90 March o. 1904, Nos. 1900 70 1000 Inclusive ahu
all older dates held over. ,
MAY i-,By ~ Bruckheiner, isl Fast iOsth ST.:
ell men'sl and women's clothing, remnants, &C.
pledged PRIOR April p. 1901.
May by NJ. Bruckhelner, 1871 East lQeth ST.
ali diamonds watches, diamond and other jeWelry,
sIiverEare and goods OF every description pledged
prior April l. rpOi from Nos $3.50 70 1900 Inclusive
and all older dates held over -,
May 2--By NJ. a T. Bnuckhelmer, 2i8 Sd av.: all
diamonds, watches diamond and other JeWelry,
sllverWare and goods OF every description pledged
IRON Feb. IS 20 April IS, 1904, from Nos bSOO 70
1900 Inclusive and all older dates held over,
May by NJ. Levy, IS Canine ST. all men
and womens clothing. remnants &C. pledged
May Shy Charles Mayer 4 Co.. 50 % av.: all
diamonds. watches diamond and other jewel5'i
sllyerwAre, goods OF every description pledged
prior Aun 20. 1906 Nos 1884 70 1915. inclusive.
also Nos 1854 and 1879 and all older dates held over
May Shy ". & Z. Bruckheimer. 2l0s Sd av! all
mons and wonen,s clothing. remnants &C. pledged
MAY t-By Goldstone Bros. SIS 9th av.: all dla
monds watches diamond and other lewelTy, silver
ware and goods OF every description pledged prior
April 10. 1904, Nos. 2Ooi3 70 2S72e inclusive. and
all older dates held over.
May lily NJ. Manning Sons, 1870 Sd Av;; all
mems and women's clothing remnants &C. pledged
prior April Is, 1904.
May 5-By J. Anderson, SO1 West l7d ST. all dis
NJ ondS watches diamond and other ieWery, silver.
ware and goods OF every description pledged prior
April s, 1905 Nos 1900 ~ 5000. Inclusive. and all
older dates held over
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CLOTHING.

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EACnANGE CLOfHlNG 90. ~ B'Way. room 4
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JAPANESE steward; long experience. wishes
pos ton on yaehi; best references. MIkASA. 1894
Broadway.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO., NJ. Sheehan, Aue.
tloneeT, 1872 and 1b4 Canal st., will sell:
May 10y John simpson, lo4 Bowery formerly
I75: an diamonds. watches, jewelry, &c, pledged
20 March l. 1904, 70 No 7lOl. and goods held over
May by J. Simpson & Co.. 22S Park row; ds-
molds, watches jewelry, &C., pledged 70 NO 4oOo
May 2-By II, BTeckwedel, I7S Grand st.; clothing
pledged TO April 20. 1904
Nav s. By b. Gutter 1875 Bowery formerly 80
9th avl: all diamonds, watches, tewelry. &C. Nos,
$3.50 10 1880 Sept 10 Dee /. 1905 and goods held
May 5-By N. Lavsry. sOi 9th sv.; clOthin pledged
al Ok
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LaCkaWanna Railroad

Leaves New York, foot Barclay and Christopher sw
$500 \, M-For Bnghamton and syracuse
1000 4. M.-Bufelo, Chicago and 81. Louis
'it0 p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
tfO0 p A.-foT Scranton and Plymouth.
'oi0 p M.-Por Buffalo and Chicago.
's45 r. M.-for Buffalo, Syracuse, Utica .
900 4. M.-FoT Chicago-Sleepers open a. p NJ:
Tickets il9, 40, iis3, 1854 broadway, n. Y; ~
Fulton st., Brooklyn. 'Dhy. Except sunday