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THE OCCUPATION OF LARISSA.
BHOPS LOOTED BY THE RETIRIXO GREEK
,- TROOPS-TIIE Tl'RKS RESTRAINED
FROM PILI,AGE.
Larlf-na euneapaEdSMS el Th?* London Times.
Yesterday morning (April ft) two ?qindroru of
cav
support e?i
air*,*, followed by the rcma.nder of a nrlgade and
?-??ported bv their 'lior?e batteries, enter?*- and took
MOSaaaelOn ?f this town after n ?hart ?-?paRement
?with so much of the Oreek r.arc?ird a? was nit
occupied In pillage or flieht. (?nimhkoff Pachn the
German Inepector-Qeneral of Artillery (l>ut holding
no active command), arho had arrlv. 1 a few ?lays
ago a?kM Bdh? m Pacha t?> allow him t,-> ?ro on
?rom Turnavo with ten squadrons and o-oo battalion
hon-e artlilery. and ht* t.iok Larissa en liorseoaca
practieallv without any resistan?**, atronaly against
Edhem'e advice and without the Bultan'a knowledge:
so that Bdhem Pacha was compelled t?? eilow the
place to be occupied, though apparently he had no
intention of doing so.
The remain?:. Of the Grrrk Army, after dlMln
frulshing itself I v setting lire to tho barracke and
ootlng the shops of the civil population, in company
with the revolutionary scum that rises to the top at
euch moments. Judged discretion mor?? serviceable
than valor and fled peUmeU. liven the doctors and
the hospital a-statants left tholr charges, some of
?whom died untended and alone liefor?.? they were
found out bv the Turkish medical officials. Tho
Crown Prine.\ Indeed, tried I I restrain the .-xce??es
of his disbanded i >ldl< 17 and to prevent what might
have mce been an ord? rly retreat from lapsing into
the miserai.:?- ??bi ?!??. a*_ ae effects arc bow before
\is. N?> doubt as a Prince and a gentleman be did
his best. Hu-, it is eviii. nt that the army under bis
command was as lacking In organisation as it was
tn real morale.
The position along the lahtmbrla, the ancient
-"metis. w.?s certali ly not e y. '<> 1 one from a tactical
point of \!?>w, and the Instant that Tufnavo had
finally fallen the fate ?if Larissa was sealed. But
some orgar,l7??'l attempt to def.-nd the bridge heads
would, at any ra:<, have gained time and enabled
the main body of the army to retire to the h? Ighta
at tho southern end ?if ihe plain end to make s?ime
dispos.?ions for the defence of Vol.? and the r?uJ to
Athens.
As ?t Is, not only have the; troop? disgraced th.rn
selvc\s as eoidiera and cltisena by sacking their own
town and deserting their sick uni ?rounded, but '.??
their Hlght to the mountains ib?y have left behind
the greatei par: ( theli ammunition, many of their
guns and the best of theli wsr material, and ?have
divided an already dwindling force into two portions,
cither of which is incompetent to support an attach
from a single C tlumn Of the Turkish Army. The lat?
ter has b?.-n moving up t?*-<iay. and now two ?lui?
sions lie M the riebt, two to the left and three
round the town, v.-hi!" the lines 1 f communication are
strongly guardi I, Elassona becoming f??r the mo?
ment an advanced base.
A more miserable ipectacle than Larissa presented
when 1 rode in with the cavalry yesterday before a
pind? foot soldier had errlvi 1 It would be hard ti
imagine, and doubly atrocious ss 'aused by Its so
called defender?. Mas; of the shops were shut or
broken Into, while in every home the same evl '.? m 1 ?
of pillage m.--. the eye?furniture, clothes, food end
Wtne scattered sbout In llsorder. rmoii perhapi the
hurry of flight, but much also common brigandage.
Ysstsrrusjr evening and las: nlghi most of the Turk?
ish officers have been occnp?ed it; preventing any
repetition of the ?ame class of thing, and they have
in almost every ?-.is?* suctxeded. Not that there have
not been eeveral successful attempts at plundering
among the Albanien regiments; but they have been
Isolated, and this morninj.*; two sol Mers who h.a I :? en
warned befare were sho? in the market-pis . for
disobedience to orders. Th?- effect was Instantan?
ous, and the commandant'i exemplary action shows
better than wor Is the discipline that exista Tor It
Is no small thing to restrain a lar-,-?- holy of ignor?
ant, uncultivated men who have taken a town In
lawful war from exercising whit seems to them
their right, especially when their ?ramies have half
drained the cup.
Security, however, will soon be restore?, for
though ta-e shops are not yet ??pene-l, the Christian
merchants are coming back and asking Lave to re?
sume their ordlnarv vocations end it !? probable
that Irt a few days ?be town ?-ill have ?pain assumed
its ordinary appearance. Until the marshal arrives
it is not known wh-ther a provisional civ : governor
will be np;,<'?::. i in Larissa or whether it wii; re?
main under the mili-ary authorities but In any case
it Win apparently enjoy s<.m- sort ?f Tier and rea?
sonable, tranquillity, now that the restless buhl.;., of
conflict has burst and vanished. The Turks have
conducted th? mselves admirably, both as men and
?" s-?...?rs' phowin?" Q-let obedience and kindness
in addition to the cotintc?? for which thev .are re?
nowned. The tupi |y arrangements hn-.-e Leen per
rece and Edhc-m Pacha's Strategy, if n little Slow
has been successful nn?l sure. A straieht line drawn
from Zarko? due east to the sea roughlv marks the
territory he has occupied
SCHOONERS CRASH TOGETHER IN THE HAY
BOTH BADLY DAMAGED BT A roi.I.IPION ON A
CLEAR MOONLIGHT NIGHT.
?' Two salllnsr vessels were badly damaged by a
collision near the R?mer Shoal. In the Lower Bay,
at about 2 a. m. yesterday. They were tho two
masted Nova Scotinn f-?-t?ior.rr Sierra, which was
Inward bound with a curgo of ?-oc-oanuts, from
Mayague-, and the three-masted American schooner
Julia S. Bailey, bound hence for Philadelphia, In
ballast. The moon was shining brightly and there
was a fine northwest wind. The Stem wae sailing
up the channel, close hauled on the? starboard tack,
at a epeed of : bout six knots an hour, while tho
Bailey was before the wind and making about
nine knots r,n hour. The vessels came together
With a terrific crash. The most extenelve ?lamago
was sustained by the Sierra, which Is of only 140
tons, whll?-) the Bailey Is of 2?i6 tons. The Sierra's
foremast was carried away and tumbled end on
through the deek, where It remalm-d. etlcklnir out
at an angle of about 45 degrees. The foremast
dragged down the maintopmast, with all the sails
and rigging In n nfuslon. The top side of the port
bow was cut through and the bulwarks arare
emashed. The Bailejr'i Jibboom and bead gear were
carried away.
Tho vessels, which were badly fouled and en?
tangled In the ri?-L.-i:.iT. Immediately anchored, and
It was sunrise Before their crews succeeded In
clearing away the wreckage. In the morninK the
tugboat James Roy towed the Sierra to ?quarantine.
The Bailey also returned for repairs. The crews of
both vessels had many narrow escapes but were
fortunately uninjured.
Ilnstnution.
Tor Young Ladles-?City.
BOARDTNO an.l I>av School fof Girl?, 007 Sf.-aT?.
REV. nit. an.l Mm. Vil?.-? I!. OARDN'KB, I'nnclneJa.
Re?id?lt French te.i-h.-r wanted next year.
*\~E*?V YORK. ? SO 82, .*?.' Ea?t .-.Ti!-. Street.
_?\ thf: peeti:.::h and Thompson p?~hool
fv?r board1no and dat pvpiu.
Kindergarten, l' : ?". Preparatory .and Acr.demlc
Pepartments. B*\ ? I rparal try i'"ur??>?.
Art Department.
THE VEL7IN -CHOOL FOh .??HU*.
?*Utf-PR?JOr soi?.. ?I. BUILDINO,
ItMJ AM? J?*_ V?. 1ST 74T1I ST.
COLLEGE I'KEPARATION.
T
HE MISS':?? EX.TI At TrlOOT- FOR girls.
MVUUUDE DRIVE. fCTIl AND NTH STREET:*.
REOPENS ? ?rrODER ?TH.
PRIMARY AND INTERMED?ATE DEPARTMENTS
Fpeeiai Sttrtltl n paid to ' llera Pre| ll n.
Wednesday lecturaa a conn? "tlon arltfc - ho?I work.
Morning r:??.-". in Rloeutloa and QymaasUca
Fully equip) ? : Btu llo.
For Hoys and Young Men?City.
BERKEL.EY SCHOrjI.
.. ?TEST 44T11 5TREET.
Autumn h;.lf. 18th y?-ar. h"?;ir. Moaday, S??r>t. 2Tth.
Early appllcatan will te neceusa:?? to secure a<lmis?l^o to
t-iost of the cla??*??
Particular att?_tl n !? ca?frl to the nr-w ?rr.ingement?
? nd facitmej tor rh? Junlar D?p*., ?(??? IS to 1"
For ?(filter for 17th year, ani ?rr'^?' ?n blanks, ad
dreaa J. CI.ARK HEAD, Ke?i?trar.
CUIA'MUIA INSTITt'TK. T.o \\ T2:?-ST. -?Jallaflat?
Preparatory. Primary Department?. Optional Military
K?rlii. P.ay?;r ?. :-i Gvinnaelum, it t Luncheon. Boardera
KDtVIN IUWLER. M D.. A II.. PrlaclnL
For Both Eexp??City.
TJERI.IT7 ?TH.xiI. nr LAXaOAOfCU,
113-Madison Square (2r>th-?i.. and Broa^nrayl.??
|S Court St.. Hrooklyn. and oth*r pnnelp?! Au.rrlo. tad
tu.-up. etica Term Xjt%\o? now.
For Boys and Young Men?Country.
MAPLEWOOD INST.. Coneordvlllr. pa.? $??7 per year.
a sassassfal ?-ti-^ri. On? ?,r the tf?i tu infuse with
eneray, to r.-ko up boya to the dutlr? of Ufe: to.'.?' <\? pre
fclblled. B'jya i,r.pur?-d fw t?s?t cillege?. Under II
yea:?. **:????.. I. ..; ?i beautiful. ?.Vv;.tBd and **?_Jtbf.
J. BHOHTLIDiiK iYh?. A. M.. Prie.
?nO'-KLAXn IV.-TITI'T.. N>a k on-thf Hu-1?on. If, Y.
'XV Ml yar; rammer, ?tudy, tutorlag, rer-reatlon. ramping,
boating, ?arlrtk-i. raes I ya' p nie?; r-'ninirylllPitifiii'ar?.
IMMER SrilO ?I. ?t Nantueket, cr.nner???.r| with Har?
vard School, N Y Frr Infra-mail'n apply to
\V FREEL.AND. r.6H ."ah ?re.. N. T.
S
?"
E PEEKSKtl.I. MII.ITAl'.Y A?*Al)f:MY. Peckaklll.
M. Y.?63<J year. Pend t A l'lu?tt-ated catalogua.
Col. LOUIS H. ORLEMAN. Plia.
For Young Ladles?Country.
GERMAN H??VK M I'OOb I 11 ?VEST WITH STREET.
?Conducted hy 1.1'? Y E AI.Lk.V
SUMMER BCHOOU WIN ton. n. Y.
TnE OSfjININ?. SEMINARY FOR OIRI-I, Sing f?lng
on_the-Hud?on. Ml?? C. C. FULLER, Frlnclpal.
10th year beginj *??-,t>-rnf-?-r 22 I
mHE CAMHHII'IK .*?' HOOf_
_L A ?elect ?eh.v>l for ?Id?, romfort? of horoa
Mr. ARTHt'T* OILMAN le the Diractor.
CAMIIRIDOK. MAPS
Srhool *!Xornri?*9.
AMERICAN AN!' '-'HKI'-.N' TEACHERS' A'il
?upplie? it ?? - arhera Tutora, Onrarneaa?
Ac. to <""ll?-?'- ? ' - Apply to
Mt? M .: VDi'NO-Ft'LTOX. tt 1'nioa Ba<*sra
PRIVATE TUTOR A. EVERWTT STOlt? (Vale),
1,41*7 Broadway. N Y. Twelv? year?' ??.perlenes la
pttp?'.ng to}? for collef?.
REAL ESTATE.
GOOD PRICES AT THE AUCTION SALE
OF THE DAVID JONES ESTATE.
THE MARKET HOLDING ITS OWN. WITH VALTES
WELL MAINTAINED AND FEW PALE.?*-THIS
WEEK'S OEFERINOS AT AUCTION.
. A decidedly better fooling ?van noted in the real
estate markft last week. While many private anlog
of improved realty were recorded and nn unusually
large number of building ?Ites changed hand?, and
will !>?* Improved hy the erection of flathouces.
! dwrlllngs and business properties bo soon iib plan.??
cuti he drawn, the most encouraging feature of the
?Task's transactions was the auction cale on
Wednesday, at which Peter F. Meyer sold at prices
entirely satisfactory to the heirs of David Jones
many small parrels, principally on the East Side.
A total of more than half n. million was realized l?y
this ?-ale.
There has heen a disposition of late for property
owners to look askance upon auction sales, and the
feellAg ha.? become far too prevalent that any prop?
erty-holder who has the temerity to offer any par?
cels of realty. Improved or vacant, under th<* ham?
mer, must expect to have Its actual value discount
ed about 20 per cent. Wednesday's sale hud been
advertised for weeks, and announcement had been
made that competition would be absolutely free and
open, ami that no effort would be made by the
executors ,o protect the offerings In any way. Con?
sequently, the nuetlon-room held one of the largest
crowds of prospective buyers ever assembled in th?-'
Broadway salesroom, and at Its close brokers, oper
I ators, auctioneers and. In fact, every well-informed
real estate man, was ready to declare that the unl
i formly goo?l prlci-q secured for every one of the'
SO varal classes of offerings fully demonstrated the
: fact that, If all auction sales were conducted under
: similar conditions, there would bo far less cause for
I the general complaint and disfavor with which
j auctions have unfortunately come to be regarded.
A notable feature of the I'nvld Jones estate sale
; was the willingness and even eagerness of the small
j investor to enter Into the comp?tition and pay fair
! values for properties offering a reasonable return.
Doubtless botti-r prices WOTO secure?! at this auction
than could have bean obtained for the ?separate par?
cels nt private sale.
Notwlthstnn?llng these encouraging features of
the market, the usual number of croakers were
making themselves heard In many of the brokers'
ofllces. It may not he out of place to call the atten?
tion of this class of men, who persist In finding fault
with the market, no matter what the conditions
may lie, to the fact that the records show that the
market Is more than holding Its own. and that one
of the foremost reasons why more actual sales are
not made from day to day, Is that property In favor?
able locations Is not for sale to-day at prices owners
would have been piad t>> accept a few years ago.
That owners are determined to hold th'-lr proponte.?
at their own flpures, unless subjected to extreme
pre*sure. Is amply shown by the fact that prac?
tically all the sales made thl? spring have been ar
tlgures considerably In advance of the prices recent?
ly paid by the ?oilers. Another evidence of this
tendency to hold property Is shown by the vast Im?
provements now being made by owners who havt?
secured building loans with little difficulty. Last
year the butldlnp operations were so larpe that a
considerable ?Tailing off In this direction was looked
for this season. That this view was erroneous Is
proven by the comparative tables showing that the
total amount Invested In projected new buildings
from January 1 to May IS last, is $e%40X40o, while
for the same period in last year the total amount
was fSa.TU.17S.
THIS WKF.KS AUCTION SALES.
Among the auction sabs scheduled to take place
this weak at No. Ill P.rjulway, unless otherwise
?pectfled, are the following:
Monday. May 17.?Hy Tout K. Meyer A? Co.. par?
tition sal?.. Thorn is K. Donnelly, referee, northeast
corner of VVebster-ave, and spring, or on?-hun?lred
aiid-sev.-iity-fourth-st.. 10iteSl4-10lSxllO.ll, one-story
frame building; One-hundred-and-sevent) -fourth
tit., north si?le, 110.11 fee; east of VVebster-ave., 40.1a
1' ?x'Txli?-..?, vacant, No. 2,111 S-cond-a\e., southeast
corner of On??-hundred-snd-nlnth-st., Vfxtt, three?
story brick and frame tenement, wllh store.
n>- Peter K. Meyer & Co., foreclosure sah. Ed?
ward K. McCall. referee. No. 40 Wes; Ninety-fourth?
St.. SOUth side, &S.3 feet West of ?'entrai 1'ark West,
is.:x!-?'.s?7, three story brick dwelling; due on Judg?
ment, ST.,?II?; subject to another mortgage for tU.OUO.
Hy i?. Phoenix Ingraham a- <"o.. foreclosure s ale,
Thomas Colston Kinnejr, referee, No. ,'._* Wesl One*
hundred-and-forty-second-st.. north side, -To feel
cast of th.- Boulevard. 10.txW.il, four-story stone
front dwelling! due on Judgment, fll.no.
Tuesday, May 18??By Philip A. Smyth, public auc?
tion sale, liity-one lots at Kiverdale an'l Mosholu.
on Broadway, Mosholu, N'-wton. Sylvan, 1'ark
View, and Parada; aves, anil Fieldston Hoad. near
Two-hunilrcd-and-llfty-sixth-st., Twentv-fourth
Ward.
Ily r?. Phoenix Ingraham, executors' sale, Nos.
45*3 and -??j?? Tenth-ave., east side, 49.5 feet south of
Thirty-sixth-st 4i?.4x'<X>. six-story brick factory:
No. ?'.i Sound Vicw-st., north side, 125 feet wes; of!
Echo-ave., New-Rochelle, 5<?xi47, two-story frame
dwelling.
By 1?. l'hoenix Ingraham & Co., foreclosure sale,
Norman T. M. Meillss, referee, No. 1.14a Sei'onil
frive , northeast corner of BlXtleth-St., -:'?x7.". four
story ti-nement, with stores; duo on ju?lgment,
tU.,010.
Hy I"?. Phoenix Ingraham & Co.. foreclosure sale,
Samuel H. Paul, referee, No. C92 East One-hundred
and-forty-seventh-st., north side, 415 feel weal ><'
Brook-ave., 25x100, five-story brick flat: due on ludg
ment, ?1.7.V,; subject to other mortgagi-s for $15,51?,.
At No. M? Llberty-st., by Richard v. Harriett &
Co.. executor'i safe. No. 000 to ?;?? Beventh-ave.,
northwest coiner of Forty-secon.l-st., l(?i.4xi;l. lease
bold, two-story brick Stable, together with Nos. 2<)7,
?M) and -11 West Fortjr-second-st., at rear of ubove,
60x100.4, two-story brick and frame building.
Wednesday, May IS.?By William M. H>an. fore?
closure sale A. Walker (?tis. referee. Avenus A.
nortb siii.-. Lots 71 and n, map of new village of
Jerome, formerly Wllllamsbrtdge, 50x125; due on
Judgment, ?.:..".?'.?.,
Hy William M. F.y.in. foreclosure sale. A. Walker
Otis, r.-fer-.-. First-ave., south ?id?*, I ?ota 70 .ui,l (14
on map of new village of Jerome, _jxi?o; due on
Judgment. H.ZM.
By Bryan L. Kennelly, executor's silo. Nos. IJM
and |,0M Hast One-hundred-snd-seventleth-st.,
south side, 75 feet wesl of Brlstow-sL, each _r,xi?>?.
three-story frame fl it->
By Bryan I. Kennelly, public auction sale, No.
17'.? Wist One-hundred-snd-thlrtleth-it., south sld?*,
7". feel easi of Beventh-ave., 21x00.11, three-story and
basement ii-'ht stone and brick dwelling.
Hy Peter F, Meyer ?V Co., foreclosure rale, c.
Doiiohue. referee. No. M West One-hundred-end
fourth-st., north side, *.". feet east of Lenox
ave., 17.0x00.11, four-siory blich dwelling; dut? on
judgment. H0.M,
By James T. Boyd, mechanic's Hen foreclosure
sale, ?'.a ;ri?? Goeller, refer?*?, No, l_S to US ?Sdge?
combe-ave., s an I. west corner of One-hundred-and
forty-first-st., 10.11x00, four five-story brick flat-?,
wit 11 store in ?O. 1-''
By Willis m Kennelly, foreclosure sal?*. Prancls
P. Lowrey, referee, Nos. 17:?. 17.*> and 177 West Porty
Afth-st., northeast corner of Beventh-ave., 00x72.3,
three flve-atory stone-front dwellings; due on Judg?
ment. 69,507.
Thursday, May 10.?By Adrian H. M?ller & Son.
partltl ai ?al?. John Duer, referee, No. 22x Basi Pour
teenth-st., south side, 324.S feet west of Becond-ave.,
10x108.3, live-story English basement brownstone
front dwelling.
Hy ?Philip A. Smyth, foreclosure sale. Jesse s N'ei
son, referee, No. 1,M Lexlngton-ave., ea?t side.
n.t% I'd north of One-hundred-and-twenty-flrst
st.. run.? north 22.11, x east BO x south 10.11 x west 117 '
x BOUtb -' t\ x Wesl ?'.1 >. flv.-story brick flat, with
Miir<->. ?in.- r?n Judgment, HX001.
By William M. Ryan, for?'olcsuro sale. (Jeorge I..
Nichols, referee, .%'".?-. $03 and :???.'. West Onc-hun
dred-an?l-thlrteenth-st north side, l'?0 feel wesl of
Eighth-aye., each 25xlTO.ll, two five-story brick flats;
... Judgment, S3 297.
Hy William M. Ryan, foreclosure salo, C.r-orf!'- C
Auatln, referee, No. 3>>7 Mount Hope Place, north
side, M feet west of Fleetwood or Madison ave.,
10x135, three-frtory frame dwelling; dus on Judg?
ment, $4,?a*".
Hy I?. l'hoenix Ingraham A Co., foreclosure sale.
Francis P. I.owrev. refere?'. No M West Tenth-St.,
south side, 182 feet w?*st of Plfth-ave., 20x02.3, five
story brick dwelling; due on Judgment. *>12>V1
Hy 1?. Pho? iix Ingraham &? ?'o., foreclosure sale,
Pennington Whltehead, referee, One-hunilred-and
?ixty-sixth-st.. north side, 220 feet west of Amster
dam-ave . SzK. four-story brick flat; due on judg?
ment, r?..?>24; subject to other mortgag?s for 31.1,7TO.
By Hail .1. How ?v ?'o., foreclosure sale, i'eter B,
Olney, referee. No. 1.000 to 1,37a Fifth-ave., southeast
corner of One-hundred-and-fourteenth-st., 100x100.11,
four live-Story brick flats, with stores; due on Judg?
ment, ?Ma,.'.*';
On the premises, by De Witt H. Lyon, referee, lot
at northe.ist corner of City Island, about 100 feet
west of Main-si., adjoining south side of Fordham
ave. extension and land of .1. H. Powell; runs north
l??? x west 10 x north l??) x east 58; due on Judgment,
Fit.lay, May 21. - Hy Adrian H. M?ller *? Son. fore?
closure sal?-. Edward L. Patterson, refi-ree. No. 245
Bast ? ">r -hundreil-and-t w??nty-s?venl h-?t . north
sl'le. m feet West of Second-ave.. *S.ll^xS0.U, thr?-e
Btory frame building, with on?'-slory frame building
ut r??ar; due on Judgment, $3,051.
Hy I'. Phoenix lnprah.ini <V Co.. foreclosure sale.
Samuel H Paul, referee Ons-hundred-and-flfty
flrst-St., south side. Lot M on map of village of
Melros?. South, f-oxllS.5, vacant; dm? on Judgment.
UMA
Saturday, May 22? <?n the pr?-mlseF, nt 1 :.V> p. m.,
by WUllam M Ryan, public auction sale, 2fii lots
hi I^ng Island City, on Luyster, Sfem!?r. and <;ra ?.
sts., Van Iievenior, Wilson and Plashing aves.
/nrniolifb noneco iDnnifb.
U'ANTEI?, by a ?mall family dciirlnK huIpi ?ivl rast, ?
jila'.n, comfortably furnl?li?-rt rtottM. with plnzrn? nn.l
Hlin.lr-, ?Ailhln .1 ?hort rll?lnn-f of .*.'???-V.-rk, Tf>rni?. Btod.
eratc A?ldresa Mra HAHV1CY, 1.421 K Straei Wa?h
ir.if.n, I?. <*.
AIiVRHTI.srMFl.VT.?. and ?ur^r-rint-n? for The TrltH
unc TffXvMl nl thetr t'ptr.wn Offlc?. Me. 1.042 Itrua.l
wer, '-?' teer ReHh et .li?t ?1, satll 1? o'rtix-h p, m.; ?r:
?r?*|-tl???rr.er.t? rSMlVsd at the following brnncti odlc?? ?t
rerular l?Rcs rot??? until h o'rloo? p m., viz : 2?,4 sih
? v?., ?. e. cor. MO ?'? : 152 ??hat?, cor. 12th ?I M.-irv'j 1
Stt.-av?. and J4th-?l.: 142 f'oli;mlrU?-ave , near \Vr>?t (With- I
ft : 110 West 4M-?t n?-ar Sth sya.i I? **??i 14t', ?t. ?>:,!
West 4?1-??.. b?tw.??n 7th ?nr| St h |r?i , ir,|> E??t 47th- I
a?.; 1.8S*. 8d-?v? , b?tw?en 7Stl, and TTth at?.; 1.02S l_- i
st?? near ?list ?t : 1.700 lav ava. naar OOtb-sLi
?rancllcrs' *}ott*l Pockft ?nibf._
Thi? liai ?ppear? M?-ivlny?, WtdSSSdsyi ?ni Paturdnya.
IB
ill
Cor <1??.?rlrtlv? BwSllllS Infnrmn?|r?n. Clrrulnr?. glvin?;
Railway for.n?rtlcn?. Ac. of any llctel below, call or
aJdre*? (?*:,d ?tamp)
DQaD-SoO, VartW IEg-FG-m-,
( M rif?h Av.-., N-w Teffcj
.' ft?'. i>?rn* ft., LeaSeai
t 21* Hue de lllvoll. Parla.
DOdDTTElL PMKBnr (BMOffiiEs
GHATIS.
(a. p men? AaMrtoas r'.an; e. p., ftfUgwa.!
ALBAKT, M*. Y.Hotel Kenm^re. A. f., $*
AFW.T.Y PABX, If. J....?"oleman Houae open.? Jim? UOth
BALTIMOIUE, M?l.Hotel R?nn?*rt. K. P.. *? ?'," 'i1
do.BetH StaSsN, v. P., I1J0 up
BOSTON, Ma??.H t? I Vend MM, A. P.. P
(So. ..Copley fir?. Betel E. P., 11..V? up: A. P.. ?JS.00 up
r.RisTou h. I.K'Woif inn apena Jans i
BROOKLYN N. V.H "1 M Uerr-rc. K. P.. Ill A. P., $?>
??iNciNNATi, o.Orsad Hotel, n\ P? 3L -*? ?'?? ,:* "p
KIHI-: ISLAM?.Surf Hotel ??? -i i neme? op ? luis i
N. Y. Offlc?, Townsend BuUdlSg. Broadway & 3S*** ??*?
FisMKR's isi.ANi?. K. Y.Th?. Mnaaata'sket, ??? ?'? BtAt
(IT. BARRINOTON. Mn??.Rerl-thlre Ir.n. A. P., BJ
KANSAS CITY, M.'.The Ml U IS I. H P.. Il "P A ''? *?' ?**S
LONG ni:.v??n.Loas Base* Hotel oseas .tur." ?
MIPI'I.KTuU'N BTOINOS, VI..TIM M??-ilvrr? Opeas JO-S -I
Mineral Spring? and IslOatHe Knelpp Cure
NARrt.v.ANsr.TT PIER, R in -w Hathewsoa, a. P., $"?
?o.Th? R..i*klrKham. A. P., **?"'
do.Oladetoae sad Cotamaas, a. P., *?? ; ? ;',;
?,-,.The MaMSSnlt .pen? Jun" 1
NEWPORT (W. I.elnnd. Jr.)-()?'<*an Hanse ope-.? Jur.? .0
do.new cub H"'"'., a. P., *?'?
NIAGARA FALLS.catarse! I! a-?. A- ?'? M
do.Internan .tail Hots', A. P.. M
KKW York.Pifia Aram Hotel, A. P.. *??"'
do.H..tel NOttMflsad, B. P.. *?-'? a. P.. *"'
do. (\V. F. I?elar'li The Windsor, l?. P., *?>-?'?'. A- P- f
do. ...d>avt? * roet?r) M -M St. atadrew, K. P., ILM
do.(O. I!. I.lhl - O AM.en-irl? ItOtSL B. ''? *?-'
d-?. ,..0f. H- Hair*? New St. ?'lend Hotel, B. P.. ?? 5"
do.iWtn. O. LSlsn*) Otaad Hotel K P., Il ?P
do. .?P. W. urvln iira??enor il<?rli St. A fiih Ave.) A P,
do. <W. John?..n Qi:Inn) Hotel F.mplre. K.P. $1; A.P..I3
do. <S. ?. eor. f.lh Ave A- I.Mri St.) Hotel HaBOTOr, A. P.
do. c.th Ave. a i:.'?? st ? Hotel Rsnslncten, S P.. I'.OO
piiii.Ar>i;i.riiiA. Pa.The ,\Mtaa Hotel, A. P., *??'?''
do. tBestaaraal a Is car*?) New LafSyette, B. P., *?? ?p
'POLAND BFRINO H0U8S,
Open? June l?t .A. V., V
MANSION HOUSE,
open nil year.a. p., $:;
MAIN PAIH l'l ll-I'INI.
(Boons ontr), Optai .inn? i
I'ORTr.ANli. ?ir.-all. ?'- R.wer.i The f. rt'Mnt, A .P.. t** up
PORTSMOUTH. N. H.The UoeataghsBi, A. P. *??
QURRBT, t'anada.CSatMtl ft ?lei ic, A. P., POO
Rli-HMONI?. V?.1h- Jffferaon. K.P.. $1 M up; \ P.. f."? **)
ROC1IKSTKR. N. Y.Hbll ? ?' I! Ill , \ 1' ?..'-.;.
si"Hi:ni:''tai>v. n. v.'Hi* Rdli ? A P.. >-'<? era
PT. GKOH?;i:, pt.iten I.?:?r.-1. Tl - i ;,??;.? ?I, A P., $1 up
ST. LOUIS, M .. .'l-'irepi,'. .fi S uthernll tel. A P ?"? to *'?
dO.Hlrrle!; Hotel, E. P., II ua. A. P., *'-' .'?" M
j gTHAtrUSB, N. Y.Ynte- Hotel, R P., tl IS; \. P.. ?'
TROT, N. T.Th?Trov Ha??. A P., U Up
CTICA, N. I.Bsggi Hitel, A ! '.. H ' K
I WASHIXOTOX, D. ?'.Arttaatos it "i ,\ p.. ?.*.
do.KbMtl h see. A P., M
do.Th* Re:< it'-. B, P.. ?i M ap
watch BILK* R. I.ttew 0.-. Hoaet -i -??? toa? M
di.itlsatu Hotel openi .t.me in
do.Plimpton Hotel open? Jui IS
do.Lsrfcls Hoese npen? July i
do. . Ii|xr.n H?il??. BlCCtrte rar? half h.nrlv I? bMStl
WHITE H( nt.? ins.it Hie h bm - pern July 1
*VINTr-R HARROR. Me.?".. ladet, r.e tar p--? Ja'v 1
Ciln Propcrtn Sot Gale.
? GREAT CHANCE.
I have n v.rv liandarWM .t'f-a Weet It! ?v.
rraldence, northwen corner of Mi I '.-a In
pa?ment for h lar?,-?- property, srhlcffi I ran ? Il al Oid.OOO
Thi? la your opportunity. i:x.in'.i". ? H (caretaker on prem
Ism), snd aecAire s barsala
CHARLES BUEK, 109 West 42d St.
< ~yJt
t n I
- Pu~t
inrnishc? Cion.re vEo tct.
Vl.l'?llT. airy, sis re m nnri bath aportroenl to rent
furni.hed f?j the ?ummer, \\ e?t SI I??. BOS 0, .'.'.?i
Ain.ter.lHir. ,-i\'-.
inrni_l,c_ -\pnrlmrntG (To Cet.
an UNUSUAL OPPORTUSITT for a fanUy seeas
^'\ toned 10 reflne-l WITOUndlngl to .-taain .1 hand
aomely furnlihed apartmeni until Oetober si low rental
I?n,.atlr?n Wesr Sirle, near ?'entrai park. <'. M. KOBLB,
M Cortlaadl st
riM) BENT, fr-ni .tur? l'.'h 111] Sent, l.'.th. nicely far
_L slstud l-'i.i. ?even raoma; hall attendant-*; \Teai
Sixtieth ?t.. dm block from ?'entrai Pari.; price Bf !
.1 liara per month. Addresi K. i:. ISoi i?''a Trll in?
it iwntown ??m^e.
AnVBRTISKMF.NT?? nnrt ?urer-riptl. n.. for Tt e Trll?
un? r-.eive.i .,t ti.-ir Uptown ?Mice, No. 1,2? Broad,
way, '?<x teer n?.rtii ot Olst-st., ?nut t? o'clock p. m.; a<i
v.-r'tisenients received st the fol lowing branch ?0 -.-. ,.(
rerular oftVa rate? ur.til ?? o-,-in,?Vt p. m.. viz.: r**;i en,
av. , ?. ?. cor. fti ?t.: ISO r,?h ave.. COT. 12th ?t : M .. |
fltri m?, nr-1 Mttl ?t.- ?1^ ''? larnbtM ..-.?-. r.'nr West ?ir.tn
?t ; l?ifl W.?t 4?d ??. iiefc. Mh ai? ; W Ra-?* lit?. ?
West ???! M rietwe*?! Ttt? ?n? ?!ll are? ; 1 r,0 Eut 47fi,.
?t.; l.MS Mhave . I.etween Titrh anl 77?h ?ts. :
?o Cet Sqx DncnifOG ]3iirposro.
ihoicb orncEo t?? let
TEMPLE COI KT,
3 t?. 'a BM-maa-at
iia i. isa N..--VI ".
RENTS M'H.l?i-.ATK
nri.ANi' it win riNi. agenta
. r yr. , -? -
(Toitntrn Jjvoijcrtn So: Gale.
-^??^-??^??V%/\?NA^\??^V"-'V'\?-w\?? ?*-" /??--.'?y*.''. - * ? '\/',?wy\/?^v
17* IR SALE i.i ?- n ? Serti i : 1 l* ? msnrl n. d?
1 llfhtfully ?i'ii.<;.-'! i.r lai- !. I: I , directl, on lh<
water i?a?i fi.i, r?-i -f land; '.'''. I
bathroon ? '? ? -??? ail m dern Improvement?, h*ate
l>> hol ?viii?.r light? I by ? ? ? -i? ? ?? .
two doors ? Il d ih? fin? il - Id
Irr.iir.l. ? orner cupb ?? I ??? ? ? l?i nu?
old blua china, mo-iljr blsi cal .\-;a.'?--N i. ? .m?-'
Providence, l: :
\lrsT i*?>.-n ivin.v si:i.i. THIS VVKEK, Ti.
1*1 il? minute? a. 1,1 i ?_?? i .... m- p?a ?
gam neighbor!) il ? ?nh gOtiO; i
taka sas) pavmeni IVrlia rail. Il UOsTWIi K. ?.'.??.'
Baa? 2M i . Il a.-_
Gtiburbiin tlcnl iTsliite.
Vi.KN? Y Montclali irai eat a ta, an klnda Ml? ?nd rer?
CLAREN1 B B. Tl BBS, ?'? Beekman ?l . Sea V ik.
-fnrn.G.icb tjonsc5 ??o tel?Coiiittrn
V\AA?\A/\AA/\rV\A'V\A?\i^
STAMFORD 81^Sk??Sa
FTRNISHED CotUgei and Restdei ?? foi real
m?*dern Improramenta. Pur? Hpiing Water, Electric
Ughta, Bvwerag Elevattoa, I.OOU ft. '.?-, hrs, 1 nx ???
Y. Pineal r<-?.->;t In ihe ra* in tain?. Por photo? pi i
-articulara, fornellu? B I ., I Vr liaon-avi . \. Y.
?aftei Mar 10), m write w. H. McAlplne. Stamford N. Y.
\DlRONDAC]{H. Uk? Placid Moal beautiful en-dec
ble of all Adirondack Rea rta. Large, - mpletely
furnlahed .-..rrriKe camp ?ultabie f r family of m im
Jii^h ground, i ? a? ? ? grand, restful, Boat?. Ice, ?.,.)
t?a??? ?eaaon Mr?. B. H BKA RU, Lakewood. ?'. M.
NUBLE, ^?? Cortlandl Bl . N. Y.
APT'RNISHED llnl'.-'i: 11 room?, ?t?lale, nrden, frult,
niit.de. t\c. N?, healtl le? . ? -, r ate, N.
and ilep.rt. Ap?.:y MISS 1ARVIS, Cheahlre,
? V
VDIRONDACKS la.l:e i .n.-ia handaomely. ale?
e?tlv, fiirni?h.-.t rot tage? 'rii|?
to 0000 '??.M-.l-'.V K M NOBLE, M ?'?..rflfiii.lt'
PAIRHAVB**. M\hs.
fiiimsiiki) HOUSSI n? i,i;t.
a rnMi'l.i'.Ti-:i.Y ITRXISHED HOU8TA with aton
ro.m?, modern Impmvenaeata, In it? m ?I attractive ?|
l?ge in ?-aaithern Mi--. ???? -a- ?. r th- rammer.
O. II. Tltll'l'. l'alrlin?. Maaa.
FURNISHED HOL'BR H>K RENT, Ne? Csasaa
C?nn., i: mom?, imth; lui and r? Id ??!???; ni? ?r-re?
of land, lawn, fru?; ireM, gardener'a cn.me an.l ?tabla.
H. C. THOMSi.N. IB Cortlandt-at,
1.*?(iR RENT. Cottag? of Mr?. I?ewi? E. l'?-..r t, rontaln
1 mir fifteen r....m?. furnlahed throughout: lieautifully
>?ii.i?ted M tha le.rih t..ink of n.o Manaaauan ?ti?.er at
Hrie?e. N. J.. m fun vu?? of tin- oeeaa. y.\ elleni crab
liluti. r?).in?i. ?.?limn .iii.l t?;ithinr. T-itn? reaaonable,
Mr?, '.i:\vi-. E. PEA Ri i:. Urteile, N. j.
^]'.w CANAAN, CONN, Ptaratshed h..i^<- for ih? ?um
mer. ail modera Improvetnent?; i;, , ,.. ?.,,? ,,.,,,,
Hni laundry; largo gr?amdi frait. garden; B mil .?.
walk l" ?l?'j>'.l. 1? hour? fraa ,-it? . lernt? in,,.ble
Call or write. II i_ ATRI>
rpo RENT, for th.??on, t??i |?<?o. mn.iem 12 ro?m
A hr.ii?.-, 2o tallea from Brooklyn on Ixtb ii> ? B .-'
rally fuiniMi. I; i ??i. ? m.- el? . On? lain) .,r,.i ?h ..i
ami i??tiiitig houae; lennli . I, rtc . .1 aerea of land
A'l.Ire?? Ql KIN WM-;. Trll.un- OtAe?.
Till: \Y\t HMBRfS (DT'niii;?,,
?"ape <*r?d. Harwich, Masa; hotct, well furniahad- coo?
pin?- forants; An? Mthlng elreular, J . ti i: ?.;?!..'
\'<?HK HARBOR. MAINE Por rent, furniahad ..wn.-r
-ning abroad; M ? ?mi and i
l-.Ht and landing; aupert? ? ? ? ni location ?i
W. BLISS, 1 ??I? 01 I , lllmore.
YroNKRRS P*?iml?hed h i f 10 m?; ?II Improve
leet.... , ?, i,.. loeatloa; r- ai .* It a
rPRAVKU.KKA rHROUUHOUT i:i ROI'K
*? ami nn.i Tka Tr. 'ir..- .t, i.ie ?t laadlBg Hotel* and
i.i ihe principal Banka Afii-c-.n, oon'emplatl.
ii.-i .,.1 Should < ? -UHul: th? BurrjfM .. . ...... ? ?,, ,
appear .-?erv Sun.!.,,. (Vedneads) and ? a a ?. only
??-le, i and r'lml.le annMin-'eiutnta are published ? ,
?vo.d BBucl, anr.?y?ne ?n-t >.l:?iatlafacti ,n > n?i?e,l by ni?n\
?.f ihe M called '??lie li...,k? mir I. ?.-1 n c.riic? ;s
Feet-?! E. C. ti ' p?n to all Trlhuna i?.? '-?? bu?ln??t
er pltaaura; It dota-? t matier. T-? ?.?,?._? _ Uta
?nciion Sales if Heal (tuait.
EXECUTORS* SALE.
GEO. R. HEAD, Auctioneer,
WIM? SEM? nY AITTION
THURSDAY, May 27th, 1897,
at 13 o'clock noon, at the Real Estate E*?*hange snd
Auction Rorms. limited. No?. Ml ta ?'?*> Liberty 8t.
Till-' V ALI A 11 LE PROPERTIES
No. 36 East 22d St.,
bet. II ron il\? h y und 4th At??.
<-?tory and hn?cment hrown?ton? hou?e.
_'l ft. 2?j In. xH4 ft., lot OSO.
No. 154 East 33d St.,
bet. L<??tli?Kton ntul .Id Avenues.
3-?tory sad t>n?rm"nt l.rl<?k house,
IS ft. !> In. x2."> ft. 1 In.
l:V OBDBR ?>P
WM. ?t. TRAVERS an?! V.M. A DUBR, Eiecutor?.
Matute. Mnritt I,. Trnvcra. I)?*o'iI.
HAPS sad farther Infonnatloa can he obtained at tha
oBtte or Mesera Depo, Daei i BsusrOorf, i'.."' DiundwBjr,
Attorney? far the Ilxe.-ut- rr?, ? r pt the AueUoMST,
i MADISON )VK UTOS) !? PINB STRBBT.
PETER F. MEYER, Auctioneer,
?will ?ell at nur-tlrn M
TUESDAY, May 85th, 1897,
at 12 0*decfc, nt the New Vori; Real F.xtate ?ilearnom.
ni BraeSway,
SUPREME COURT FORECLOSURE SALE.
CHARLES it. BLAIR, -SQ., BBTBRBB,
tha
5 Choice and Valuable Plots on
Fort Washington Avenue,
r-trnitln-r tliroiiuh to
Boulevard Laiayctt*?,
BEINO TART OF TUT* UTCTOS <"IMTTI-:NI?EN PROP
BRTT AT PORT WASHINGTON.
Pt mar.?, ?to., apply to Qingeahelaaar. Uatanapae &
Marshall. Kri?., I'lnlntlT.? Attomeya, 00 BTO-d SL, or to
Jay A ?-nn.iier, Oefandaat-1 .*.??>??, -is Wall st., an.l at
ira. Vaeilnreer'?, 111 Rtroadway.
?Xonntrn j.ropcrtn t?o Cet.
NORWOOD PARK.
\ FEW COTTAGES TO RENT FOR
SEASON 1897.
APPLY *1UNR0*S PUBLISHING HOUSE
Family Story Paper Building,
24-26 Vandewater St., N. Y.
1TINOLBWOOD, N .!.- To rent r<?r the ?tiniiriT, atoas
_ lieuse; mahle, four n r"? lawn: I'..'?' feet el--v.it: n;
1. mil? ?.-??. everything flrot-elaaa W. A. ? IIII.Dri.
.'.. -.?.n Electric Co.. eor. Than,-? :<n^ Oreen wich at
?pring ?lesort,.
HADDOlTl?ALL,
ATLANTIC CITY. H. J.
rireriiy facinK the ocean.
Every morlem convenience and Improvement, Including
Set ?n I rnM e-a waier t.aiha in bouse, moma sln?rle and
er. ?11.:-. ??ah tath? attache?!, etc.. etc. Send for lllua
iraled booklet
UREDO * UPPINCOTT.
Threiifrr? I'ullm.-in B?ffel tram leaves Cortlaadl und Dee
trirs?e? m. daily at I :!50 p. m., via Peana. R. R.
CHURCHILL HALL,
STAMFORD, WEW-TOR**
Now In readlr.e?. f. r Sprtiig iin.J. Summer Oue?t?. Thor
otiKhlv henie.i. El? trl? Light?, .sper-ia'. rutes Mat ?nd
June. Ara v to K. R JENKINS, at Fifth Ave. Hotel.
Ken Tort, M.-?v 10 to l?l. .'t to ?1 P. tt.\ Hotel .?;t. Co rge,
Brooklyn, May 17 and l?, 3 t., s i*. M.
s. n. CHURCH HX, M P.
THE CHALFQNTE,
ATLANTIC CTTT, N. ,T.
ON Tin: .?TAN rROMT.
t-alt bath? in hua??, fk-vator.
I'.uutn? to ?ulte. bnih. attached.
Rookie? nn application.
E. ROBERTS' PONS.
\^D[B?jGE?3D_Ja ?HOT S?r??S?
2..VK? KI'.I'.T ELEVATION "N IHK
CHESAPEAKE A '?HIO BT.
ONB NIOHT0 RIPE PROM N'K'A' YORK.
The H imeatrad, ?? ?trl.-rlv mrtdern hotel, and the mist
complete Lathing eetabllahmrnt in America.
OPEN ALL THB Y KA It.
All h-?t?i? riven with natural tl.iwlni; hot water.
??-?If elub an?, w-ll kepi Hal
Tka 1-- P. V. Limited, with dinin? ear, leave? Raw
Tort 0:00 P. M dally. Throush Compartment ?'ar leave?
Tuesday, Thuraday an-I Saturday.
Pamphlet? ?ad ticket? al C. S O, Office, 001 Rro.-uiwny,
?ml ..ftl.-.s l'eiu.j R l( Addre??
PRBO STERRT, M-.r:a<rer.
Hol Bprlnga? Hath Co., Va.
?.{]_? OCWO^TO^
ATLANTIC CITY. N. t. Pillared water. Sun parlor.
Elevai r. P. putar price?.
\ TI?ANTR* CITY. N. j
_\ HOTEL TRAYMORR.
AppotBtmenta and eowtce firat risas
D. 3 WIUTI* Jr.. iT^prtator
i ERN'.Rf.-'VII.T.E. N. J.
SOMERSET INN
ANP BIOHT COTTAOES.
Open May l?t 10 N ? 1st IS ailies f: ,m New York, on
D. I- ar. I \V. R. R.. via liar.'aiy or Chrlatopbar-at ferry.
A beautiful ?ummar resort More attrartlr? tin? ?eaaoa
t. ? i .? . Utltn I? ** 0 fee? OEO \v Ttl rTLE, .\|.ir,aKer.
nOTEL LURAT.
lie City, N I. Note.l for It? fi?~t el??? ?ervle.
.;.,-: ? <iii-ii.?-. th? beel the Philadelphia marker?
deliclouali prepared ?r. i dslntllj aerved, m?
O'clock ?lamer. JOSIAH WHITE A SON.
HOTEL KBND?RTOR.?Wean an.! Tenne??ee av??
Atlantic City. S. -I. Opflaj rates ll.BU (_d $2 ?JO da?;
IS ?o $1J w?eW Mr?. J. P BEAU- of Tl..if.,.
rnilE ORAND ATLANTIC,
X An elefant ne"? ^ Ktnla ave. and the Reach
ATI.A* TIC CT?T. N J.
Luxuiioualy appointed Ever) ntoders c-n-enience.
Pi M,',r elevator? to ?treat a-"?? beautiful ?ulte?, harina
two to -i? arladowa each. Many win, bath attached
il weekly rates for Spline, write for Booklet ehow
Ina hotel dial ram of ?a?, eti . ?-t Coach Beets all
CHAS E. COPE, Proprietor.
ri*HK w l.THKlili.:.. Kenturk) ?up ?nd Reach, Atlantic
_ i'iiy Home-Ilk? family house; heated; capacity, _i?i
Kptins rate *1 ?'?". -p"i.?i ??.kiy. L.,.,k!.?t mailed. '.Mm'
II. V. MOI ER.
qtlli: bhelburNp. *
J, ATLANTIC r-TTY. tt, S.
Directly on the Beach Opta all the year. Throuit.
Pullman cat, vl? I'cnna. R. It.
_J. D aot THWICK. Maoacar.
Gummcr Retort x!*>ni_c3.
QOINQ TO THE nOUNtAW?S?
Are >r,n laOkHlS f?T a ?pot t" ?[.end the Summer which
eomliinrs health. comf..rt. nnd pleasure
%i- modem.-% i'K coarr9
tt ?o, ?end C. cenia ??r |H,.ia?e ur 0.,:1 Bn(1 _,t trce %,
dh.-?? bel >:\ iba iiiumatfd i>u'?k "Summer na.me?.-- a
give? n?.? ?r Hotel?, Earm and Boarding House?, with
their location, ratea, attractions, Ac, in the Mountain?
cf Ornase. Sullivan, finer, ant Delaware Couatlaa M Y
.n in.. ni;,ln line an.l brani'l-.e? of the New Tort, Ontarli
t\ Western Railway, 'I.iA?X feet ,l?i? (he ?ea. a i?_lin of
,-,. ? !.. :?.i, ?n.l absolut? l,.-alll,r?ln... I? v..?.* -...ui
above '
i? far? '
win be ?id at .'171 Broadway and ferry oflkaa, sirias an
Oppertunltjf of perrvmallv ?electIn?? :i Bummer home and
?I?.i enjoying .? day*? p.?!iinr? In Ibta delightful re^i n
Takeie good returning Tuesday. June I. j. ?*. ani>-r.
F?)N, li.-n." ?I l'.i~-.eni;er A?t . .'.O ?aver 3t ? New York
?Tountin Uonro.
|" K NEW QUE N ANNE MODERN HOPS L bath
1 ro a. larga .i.r> roome: Muh locaitoa; near villa??
and n..a. truck, poultr) and dairy; term? reaeonabla
Mi-, i'. n rrrANwooD, t., Riv.-r, *%, j.
/ ? HANI? VIET? I'M'M
"i I >n blah el-variai. M .lern hou?e with bath, etc.
l-'uie i...?, and ?eiy attractlya in every ?ay. One hour
tima ...? Nea Haven I: it Plrat-clasa labia
_Mr? a- W 1? iTTEN. SnuUipoM. (??nn.
\DVBRTISEMBNT?i end IMbatltWIuaa for The Trib?
u?:? le.-eived at their Pp' ien?3fllM, No. I.StS llroad
?? i . ?-? i door north ..r m?r ?t., until n o'clock p. m , ad
Vertlaemeni? received al (he following branch .?ifi.-e? ?t
reaular - ;:..-.? rate? until I o'clock p m . ?u. : ?l sih
i.ve . r .r, '.''t.. ?? ir.i' ?i?), ?i., ,.r 12th ?t., Macy'e,
Oil a?, m I llih ?t.: 112 ? '.?Intnl.?I? IV?., n. il W ? j.1 liil'i, !
" 100 ?Vest ?-'I *i near 0th .??.?.. i?-* Ea?i un, ?| 3;
*.v, -t i:'! ^! between in. ?n.i Mh ave?., m Eaai x'iu
f . LOSS 3d 1'. l-.an.--ii Tl'.tli and TTlli al l.lSjO .'M
?ve.. n?-.r Dial-?I 1 Tas j?| t,\?., near NBth ?t i'.mi x\
a??., near 4I?I ?I . BU .Il .??v . HO IlleeeUer ?t til
Btaeckei -1 S.0O0 3d ?ve : '.''<a Beet R?th ?t.; ?.u?i M
?"e , 3.IVI2 n.| ?v? ti:, Am.terdem ?ve., 402 \Ve?| \i,\ ??
it P??t l?*?h-?t.- 2(10 E??t 4?)'?-^t ? ?TA Ath-av? ? ftjt
?.?-?-aval LUS ad-av?., aaar t.7ti.-st.i 2)4 __?t Mih-aLi
-Bfflttitr Be?ort?.
THE HALCYON,
MILLBROOK. DUTCH BBS CO.. N. T.
Open? May 27. Ea?lly ?cceaalble. Unique ?n.a",jp_i
liberal In management; perfect eul?lne. Aleo ?J???*****
cottage? for the aeaaon. The beautiful dtivea. Ideal ?'?**'"?*
roade, golf link?, athletic field, polo ground, and chir?**)"?
?cenery make thla hotel a perfect Summer reort: l.*JW
feet elevation, Reached from Orand Central Depot in -
hours. Moderate ratea Addreee for llluetrated deecn****
tlva ivwklet. H. R. ROBERTSON. JR.. Proprietor. Room
SOO. Motel Imperial. S. T. Cltr. _
ADIE0NDACK8
AND
LAKE CHAMPLAIN.
HOTEL AISABI.B CHASM.
P. O.. AUSABLE CHASM. N. T.
New In conatrurtlon, modern In appointment*, liberal In
management. Orand ?cenery. mot.nt?lne and lake?. Ideal
walka and drtvea. Open June to October.
W. H. TRACY. Oeneral Manager,
P. D. HOUOHTON. A??'t Manager.
ADIRONDACK S.
Tib? ^[IDOfpOCPSSlOOQ?lrj
ON LOWER BARANAO LAKE.
ANNEX COTTAGES OPEN JUNE 1.
THE MOST nni.ir.HTFI'I. MONTH IN THE WOODS.
Oolf Link? nn Additional Attraction.
C. M. EATON. Saranae Lake. N. Y- or 1-V1 0'?? s re.
AI?II'ONt?A?*K MOUNTAIN*
ISLAMD HOUSE & C0TTA6ES,
SCHROON LAKE, tt. Y..
Will open too? 2-?. Wectrk lisiita ?,'r'>"?\'_''uJ??.'V .
ground?. Oolf link?, baseball flel.l. rennl? court?, driving.
BO.Ua? bathing, bags nnd ^*\Tf**j>jg?f_^, Ma?ar.
(BOB?-OT BKDQD?lli
Decker Bids H3 ".'nlon Si. iRoom 07.) _
DerKer ?rag., ..? ?raNT & CORNELL, Propriet?r*
OKOBOB P. sears. Hsnegee,_
IPECPOT DOflDQDSIE
AESOD (BdDinr?CSE?
NEW IvOSDON'. CONN.
WII.I. OrilN ON JUNE 1. 1807.
"A delightful combination of ?ea?hore and country Ufa
at the I'orjuot."
A numr-er of fuml.he.l cotta?;??. with hotel aerrlca and
board, to let for the eeaaon.
For terms and circular? addreaa
HI.AN'TIARI? * HAGF.lt,
KEW LONDON, CONN.
SIMM ?SPRINGS, SI T.
MVILWH neTil, OR* MM (5.
JOHN H. GARDNER * SON.
8HABI
orriN JUNE ist TO ?OCT. 1ST.
it. p. SHARP, i'r-'p.
LARGEST AND MOST ?'??MIT-ETE SULPHUR RATH
IN?; ESTABLISHMENT IN THE L*. S
PAMPHLETS ON APPLI? ATION.
WEST KNP HOTEL AND COTTAOES.
COTTA?~ES OPEN SATURDAY, JUKI 12.
HOTEI? OPBNI TBUR80AT, Jt'NE 24.
A number r.f bathroom ?ulte? have been adled to the,
cottage?, an?l many marked Improvement? to the hotel.
New York office. 119 Broadway (Racen 7?,).
\\\ B. HILDRKTH. Proprietor.
DasD?SO) -B-EZ^OBLKl IKIOTGEIL
AND COTTAGES. OPEN EARLY IN* JUNE.
40 mlnu'e? from New Tot* via I?. I. R- R. . __
NEW BOULEVARD POR DRIVING AN1? BICICLINO
COMPLETED TO THE HOTEL.
NEW SANITARY PLUMBING THROUGHOUT.
New York Office, 2".1 Hr-.a-iway.
A. E 1)1''K LESSEE AN!? PROPRIETOR.
ROM ER ?ULLIS. SCI'EltINTKNDENT._
m^DBOODOa DQdDQDSOSp
WEST CT?, UWE CI?ME, M. V.
il od Wheeling, e|eer?ic ll?hl?, ca.. el.vntor. fin? er
che.tra, hllli-inl? I ?.vllng. lawn tcntu?. OtSI clas? livery,
?team va.-ht?. rowboat?; g.'O.l fishing; nn.l ?alllne. New
York office 043 Broadway, Room A. OPENS Jt'NE 2?.
CAMPBELL * HENRY. I'r p.-letors.
G8EW G?MMOD CflOTlElL,
WESTERN CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
Season open? .luae 2H. Only hotel on mountain top with
THROCt-H PA^OR CARS TO HOTEL QROUNDB.
ELEVATION J.B00 FEET. POUR HOURS
from New-York. New York office. Deck? HulMlng. 33
l'nlon Sq. <R?.m 07 )
S. J. CORNELL, Manager.
WATCH HILL, It I.
Ha? enlarfferl to double its farmer capacity. Strictly first
class. Rooms en suite, bath? attached. Send ?'-r circulara.
J. P. CHAMPUN.
m\?mk UXE ?WISE
New hotel, n.?w furnltur" : BCCOminadatag 200.
TERMS TO sin- the time?..
Write t r elegantly llluatrated circular.
C. M. l: ART LETT. Mon'lcelio, N. Y.
BBRBSHIRB H1LI.S.
1T001E ?ffiEVUOD?IR,
WILLTAMSToYVN. MASS Opea May 24th to Oct. 30th.
Delightful In ?-.immer ond autumn.
lirtiii'ri, good music, excellent pad?.
Illuet at"l I In a'.ir.? ii.ailed.
Y1NIN?. &? BRIBER, Manager?.
C8?V eOOODOBSs
LONO ISLAND.
The flatting, ?alll.vr. I?atln<r and bathing. Interesting
drive?, tine bicycle ros<?I, ban.???.me villa? an.l ,-revalilnr
breeaee from iia? stater combina a countrj and ?eashore
une.pi illed.
THE PROSPG'TT HOl'BE ANI? COTTAOBS
Receive 400 gueata. The ?ell known popularity of thla
.tel aa readil) be traced t.- Ita delightful i.,.?ation ?e~
lecl patronage, the patullar excellence of it? cuisine sod
Bvrvlce, and a mpar-tlvel? moderate ratea full urc'-estra
and hi? ? -? .-?? i:?? oil tmenta
OPEN .mm; FIRST. I'r ?ieecrlpUre circulara and
terina eddreae,
f. M. ROGERS, Bay Shore. I/n? Isl?n.!
N. y unie, the Uerlach Mr wiu.is N w i\*\*
2 tO 5 P, M
1,KA""K f,"a,;'?{,'?i:\v,<s''';i',,n <1IA,N'
PICTl'RESQl'E AND POPULAR
Open .T?no 11. POT lllllH'l-te.l f .Mer #te ,.
"ROCKY I-OINT INN CO., Old I'.-n,-, ,n. y.-- ' *<1
1res?
tPOOaS (BDBdD^E G(PORQgS(BS.
HOTEL ANI) COTTAOBS ON LAKE BPl IPPORD.
SPOPFORO, N. H.
The IDEAL SUMMER RESOUT, combining m^untatn
and aessnore amuaementa siuiatei only a hour* from
N. ?.. in a pine foresi oa the bank ?f a ?*ryatal lake i ii?j
iTvi- '?" i?^R,W_,^Kf,!wa!Wl'*?',v,lan"- *'**nn
Jl ?*?? ?. Itilil.lt. \\ rl ? for II u?trare.l Rooici?,
K. ?. AI.VQlil. I'l-.p. X. V. ?m.-e. ,1 I'ark l'.?'e. k '?
mmwi mum, O?
A I'EI.I'ill'n-TI, BL'MMER resort
SIX MILKS OUT at sea.
Fre-r-ent cr,i.,m.inl.'iitl..n by Steamboat dally t, gad
from New Lii.'.on it. l!'?,i,.u,.,l .?.-.ilar and terms on
application.
Ml NNATAUKKT HOTEL open? June 11
A. T. HALE, Manager.
MANSION HOUSE an.l ? TViTAUE.-!. now ?.nen
i J. rURMAN, Masaje?.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. "~
CATSKILL, N. Y. OPEN JUNK 2tXTn
June and .lulv. 114.00 to HT.BO per wee't
tri.iMi per rlav.
i lOOPERaTOWN, N. Y.
"OT8EOO HALL" formerly ??Templ.fnn I.oda? "
nior?- n country home than a hotel. ftMr thf. 1b1|(, . " ?
airy rooms. $U) t., 11.", n week, ample pian:??, perfect ??Si'
rary eondltlons, ahad) walka, delightful drive?, tin,. mn,.n
tain Mew?, ti.ating and laun.-lim to (tie Kolf link? -ill
open Jlllli: loth. ? '"
A.l.lr.??? Mr?. K. M PRICE.
1\R. STRONO'I SANITARIUM.
/ BARAT?OA BPRtNag N Y?
Elegant Turkish ?ill all balli?. m*ae?nK? .|??.,r,p?v
ate.; elevator: ?uite? with t.aih. root nr'Ln.u S yl
for lllue'ra.e.l .ii.ular gad qMe|_| a_no^S__?; S".n(*
UHrT, Enteruinmeata iii.n.i.? i-.,,!,? a "'"""?'??enta for
MONONOTTO INN.
FISHERS ISLAND. N T
Op n? tune IS. 7 mile? aeawai*. Very acce..i? ?- ?.
D*. klet. o i, HOPPES Bethlehem Pa. tt0ceMlb'?- E?r
\IT. POCONO, l'A
_U Tin: \\ i s? asset, mt. POCONO t??
Seaaon ol IM.7 . pan? May l.Vl, Roue? bwtedb? .t..m
Room. .?? ai,?, with bath Oolf ?nke. " ? ? rinc? V?
abusad ??tfl? ??ra.,ger?. __ i. D, IVISON Ma,,?.,,."'
mm: AL8EMARLE a\i> C*OTTA?ki "**?
A VIROINIA ave., near Ueach. Atlantic Ct*m v r
A beautiful Hotel with all in.nleri, ? nt-eniV.? *". -
clou? ?un partora In view of ocean ? U ,?i ,1," ? ' S**'
an.l June and lor |*rolofAged ?tav \v-, i' ,_"7 f"r ***
baaklel e\omnm >>?o-\. .., Katertatni a'p^J" "nJ
1TUPPAN ZEJt HOTEL
T
J. I*. CQPR, i'iop-r.
HOl'TII HTACK, on THE HUDSON
Now op.?. M,,,,,, ,?,,, ,., ,.,-,,,?., ?J iS'BBaaaa.
? tt. BBVRRANCK,
l*v*aprtetor.
THB DBACHIIDB INN
IIRBENO FARMS. rJf '
?llrectlv on Long Island Sound or-waa luna ?_?_. .
?Ute? 100. lu,!,,,,, hoatlBg i?i in? r, ,h,?*Tmmo.
circula^. JL l^J^l^lj^?^^ 'IIfttl
U*lLULRTO.N RY-THE-SEA ~~~-~'
SPRING LAKE. N. J
U. It UCTCUWORTH.
PIFTH AVE. ANO F.IOHTH ?T.. N. T.
American and European plena.
Large and aumptuou? apartment? for tranalent and per?
manec? gue?t?. Quiet ?nrl homelike hotel.
ROOMS fit*} PER LAY AM? UPWARD.
Sp?cial rate? during the ?umm?r month?. Convenient te
all ateamihlp line? and railroad?.
CHA RLE? JAIMES, Prop.
(Dtcan oifomcr?.
?MOBYOQ ?fEOBGQAK. ?LQJWOD.
FAST EXPRES? SERVI? E.
PLYMOUTH. LONDON. BREMEN.
BaatcTu.. May IX. 10 A. M Havel..Tu., J? n? ?. 10 A. M.
Trave.Tu.. May 2.V ISA. M. ???!?..Tu , J?in? I!*, to A M.
Lahn.Tu., June 1. 10 A. M. I Trav-e. .Tu., June 23. 10 A.M.
CHERBOURO, IA1IIS. BREMEN.
Bpree.Sat.. Mav 20. 10 A. M. Aller..Sat, Jnn? 12. 10 A. IL
TWIN-eXTREW PASBENOBB SERVICE,
SOUTHAMPTON, LOXDON, BREMEN'
Prlnx Re^.n? I.ultpoM.Thur?d?y. May ?. r?y?n
Friedrich der Oro???.Thur?d?y, June 0, noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. GENOA.
lYerni.May 22 W A M. Em?.Tin? tt 10 A. ?.?*,
Fulda.Mnv tt, 10 A. Ml Werr?.Inly 3. 10 A. MV
Kal?er.lur? 12. ]0 A M. Palea.Inly K? Id A. M.
OELRR'HS A CO.. 2 ROWLINO OREEN
UNE.
TWIN-fCBEW EXPRESA LINE
from N?w York to Ilvmouth
iIy>ndon). rj,?Tu<:rg (Parle), ?nd Himt.tir?.
F.RIamarck. .Mav 27 I'? AM Aug. Victoria, June 17. 7 AM
Norm?nnia. June .7, 10 A. M F ?llamarr*, .Tur.? -4 10A M.
Coiambia. June |0. 7 ,\ M. N->rnriar?nl?. J'ilv 1. 10 A. M.
HAMRtritO SERVICE |v Tw?n ?Vrew Mail S S
Pennsylvania.Mav 20 4 p m Pru??l? _..Tu?-? 2. T am.
Flrat ?h., $7.-, ?p; ??rond o!,-,... $10, ??eerage $.10.
nu ILfflODO? t'?b RA]fic_30D8{?]5Q^ ?QDFQ
Crut??? ,? NORWAY, ?he NORTH CAPB and SPITZ?
BERGEN l.y TWIN SCREW EXPRESS 3. 8. FROM
NEW-YORK .TINE IT ?nd JULY 22.
HAMrtl?.?,; AMEliieW LINE. .17 P.WAT S. T.
AESSOBOOAG- Q_0l^[Ea
NEW-YORK S?)l'THAMI'TON 'I/.n'-n Parla).
Sailing ?v?r>- Wedn-?day at 10 A. M.
awi.*.^.?"?*? I? PARIS .T'lneS
i BT. PAUL.May 2?, ST. PAUL.Jan* 10
I ST. LOUIS.june 2 BERLIN .S*'.. June IS
-- _. BL'MMES CRt.'IBE
TO THE LAND OP THE MIDNIOHT SEN.
Iceland Norway, Sweden I enmark. Finland. It '?ala?
BY THE AMERICAN S B "OHIO."
Hailing; from Ne?- York Jure 2?,.
Duration of erul?e. TO dav?
Price of paa.age, including ?1de trip?. |473 ?nd upwarda
l Fend for full Information ?,i?r| pamtihlet.
?TO mi Til A35TWS8?
Salllrg ?ver\- Wedne.day
Frleeland.May 19, noon Weeternlan'd_June 2, none
Kensington. M.-i>- -0, 1 p. m. Sourhwrirk June | Ham.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Pier? 14 ?nd lfl Noith R|..er Offl.-e tx p., -A : ng 1-e?n
EUAOBCC ?^TtE-?E?eiKIOiP ?(D.
DBLIOHTFT'L OCKAR TRIP3.
Superb, new, fa?t ateamehlp? "John Enalta'' and "Man?
hattan" ?all Tue?day?, Thur?d?y? and Sat?ird?ye at 0
P. M. for Portland Me., conne.-tlr.g for Eastern po'.nt?.
Commencing June 1.1, eteamer? ??11 every <J?y ?i-.pt
Wedne?d?y from New York. Steamer? fitted with every
modern Improvement for comfort ar.i luxury. Tht? t? the
most comfortable rout? to a" polr.t? East. nece??:tatlng
no change?. ?, w fare?. Quick paaiacei. H HALL Agt .
pier 38 E. R.
"GOIXO TO TRAVEL?"
^?tcjh;
i
F.ntlrely NEW Riute?. ALL Exp?n?e? Includes.
HIGH-CLASS pattle? leave May, June and July; alee
Bummer Vacation Tour?. All Routea.
Programme? Po?t Free. Correepcndence Invited.
STEAMSHIP-i?Travel Ticket! Everywhere?RAILROAD
HENRY GAZE A SONS. LTD..
113 Rroadway. New York.
rJ?P?M-QOS-?a
PACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL S. S CO.
Between Sin Francisco. Shanghai. Y- ?chama ar.J Hing
Konc.
Steamer? leave San Francleco.
BELGF"* via Honolulu.May 28, 1 p. m.
PEBU. via Honolulu.Ju-.? ?.1pm.
t'OPTIC .Jur.? 17. 1 p. m.
CITY RIO DE JANEIRO, via Honolulu.Jua? :<
OAEUC, Ma H nolulu.' ??:? 7 l p. m.
For freight, passage and -entrai Informa-i r.. ?pray ta
849 Rroadwav, or 1 Batt?*ry Place, Wash..-.(?? r. IijilLng.
and 287 Rr adway.
CANADIAN PA-tSPIC RAILWAT.
Intended steam.r-lp ?eillng? from Var.oajver.
tooD?j1P?63 and (DWOKSA.
EMPRESS OP INDIA.May 31, Aug. 2. Oct. 11
EMPRESS OP JAPAN.June 111. A'ig. tt. WOO. I
EMPRESS OF CHINA.July 12. Sept 1.1. Dee. 4
M??M, FUS and ?5J8TS?:??.
AORA.NGI.June 8 IVA RR I MOO .July I
_a ?'abln accommodation? very low rate?.
For ticket? and fre'ght rate? apply 363 Broadway. Ft*
freight rate? onlv. IB Wall-?t.. N. Y._
ANCHOR LIXE.-U. S. MAIL STEAMEBS.
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From Pier Be. North River, foot of We?t 24th-a_
Ethiopia.May -2. soon Furneaela.June 19, aoog
Ancborta.June 12. n? :i Ethiopia.'une 2?3, aoos
CITY OF ROME. June .1 and July 3.
Cabin, ?.'lty of Reine, I7?i Other ?teamera, $80.
Second Tat.In.
Rom?. ?*i2ri0. Furnrcela MT.B0. Other Btra., $38,
Steerage Par-page.
Rome, lii.so. Purneeala. $-'? .'???. Other Str?.. 123 US.
Fjr new IlIUM-rat?-.] I*..?.k of Tour?, apply to
HENDERSON BROTilKRB, Ant?.. " Rowling Or??.
?1 - WHITE STAK LINE.
j\?
Te'itonlo .May 1?. noon'Teutonic.June 14. nooe
Rritannlc ....May _?i. r.ooni Britannic .June 23, njor.
M-jestlc.June 2, n on Majestic.June 30, noon
<.i?-rm?nl.".lune u. n.-n ?ieinianlc.Julv 7, r. 00
NO COTTON CARRIED PY PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier No. 45, North River. OfSce, 9 Broadway. S Y.
H. MAITLAND KEHSEY. Agent
A - CUNAH? LINE.
-*e To LIVERPOOL VIA QrF.ENSTOYVN.
Uampa'a May 22. K?M A.M. t'mlTla.. June 2?, 1-00 P M.
I'mlria.. May 29. 2:?a? P.M. Luoan.a... July 3. 8:1.1 All.
Lucanla.. June 5. Sal?) A.M. f trtirla . .. Ju|_- 10. 1 ??.. I'M.
Ktrurla. .June 12. 1 :<K? I? M. 1 Campania. July 17. ??'?>AM
???"amp'lil.i.Jiinel".'.?:??? A.M. ?\uranla.July 24, 1.008
FM'RA BAIUNO.
Auranla. .May 2.1. l;.x?l'.M. Aur.inlit...June T2 res
_trvla...Jur.e ?. 11-30 AM Servia-July 6. 1000 A. M
SPECIAL KOT?CE.
The Campania will fall h.n. .? Thur?-!av. June 17t\
at !? a. a_, instead <f Saturday, Jane isth, wt-.ici
win ptiahie pa??eni/er?? to arrive at Liverpool In i rae
to attend the Queen'? Jubilee Review at Pp:th??A
Jur.e 2?>lth.
VKRNOV II r-RCWN A CO r,.n Ae?nta,
4 ROWLING OREEN. NEW TORE.,
A ?EUROPE, HOLY LAND. ROUND THE
-* ?-. WORLD.?Partie? l?ave J?me ,V 12. Julv .1 7, fa
Europe, fSSO and ?ip. s.pt. 11. o.t. 11. Rorin.1 w r'.l.
?.larks am. TOURIST AOKNCT, in BNadsmr. St.
Fl'.lN' II LINK
COMPAONIK OEXCRALE TraRsatlintlQua
IMRE?*T LINE T?a HAVRE - PARIS. FRAN'Tl
LA CHAMPAONB, Polro4.Bat., May Xt 10 A. at
I.A OASCOONE, Baudrlon.Bat, Mr. tt. Id A. M.
p..it,-? of pasease: Pire! c?a?.?, x. y. to Pan?, ??a? ar.l
upw.ir.1??. iiv all ?t'in-.-rs ex?>rt I* Tou-alne, In ?i:r.|
railway fare to Parla nn.l ?.in?lln?r char?.-.? Part r car
?eat 1? extra during summer ?e;is,.n. isecjnj cUi* 10
Pari?, tti.n.
A. f*?ROBT. General Agent. | Howling Creen. N T.
CLYDE LINE.
CHARLESTON, S C
the SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
JACKSONVILLE AND ALL EI?ORlDA POINT*
Prom I'ler 21.?. E. 11. ?foot of Roosevelt .a ? a p -1
IROQUOIS, Chaa, & Jack?-n\ III?. y r.,v ?,t*y 11
COM ANCHE. Chaa A Ja.-k? n villa... Wedneedajr Mar ?
: ALOONQl'IK. ?'ha?. A Jack?.<nvi!ie.Prldai Maj -X
SEMIN?LE. Cnaa * Jaeaamvllle. Mondar Mar M
Steamer? h?v? first .?la?? pa??en?ter acemum .lit; nfc
WM. V. CLTDB .??> CO., ileneral .?.??en'?
ft Boarllna C,r..en. X T.
FI?. Cent, an.l l'enin Fast F A P Une. via .T?.?*k? nM'.la
Cr??t ?o Freight hP'1 Passenser Line via Charleetoa.
T. C. ECER. t'.eneral Asent. 37.1 Hroalway. N T.
H
0LLAXD-AM ERICA LINE.
FOR ROTTERDAM AND AMSTERDAM
VIA BOULOONE srit MER
S S. MAASDAM . Saturday. May 22, tO a W?
S. S. WERKEND AM.Saturday, Mav |B ta?, m.
Flr?'. caMn, $72 f.o an.l upward?, aeeoad eabta, 13*:
?teerane. $2?V Apply to NetherUnda-Amerlcan _t??_a
N?vl?atlon Co.. SO I.'way. N. Y.
O
LD DOMINION LINK.
DAILY SERVICE.
For tV,1 Tolnt Comf-.it. Norf-?Ik. Newport New?. Peteft
hurg, Portsmouth, Plr.ner'? I'olnt. Richmond VirflBM
Beach. Va . sad Waahtncton, D. ?'.. daily ex.-epi SunJar
from Pier 2rt. North River. BalllBB ?verv week der. e*
cep? Saturday, at I P. M . and S.-.turday at 4 r M.
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