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O'Neill's.
ft UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES FOR
f SUMMER HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
yjt . nABEMENT.
1 JMI lib- tffe Water Coolers:
m; SS TO ft HIP l&JI 8PE0IAL PRICES
S' $! PJ vJe- Ik I F'ne Glvanlred Lined
$ v Ww 'ffVW IRL-Xj U Water Coolers, Urge size,
llf' AJdL Wjf Apte Lined,
WL' I 1 III VF" JeJkteSa CoolerStincUtofitali
- I ill ir ' rw sizes at LOWEST PRICES
fBL ulnHLllWHilt UrEulALU. with double filters, that Insuie clear coffee, at
'fMt Dinner Sets, 130 pieces, neat spray decora- t,lese s,Peclal PJ,C:
t, tlon, gold lined, made to sell for 18.00 set, 2 P-- 3 P- 4 P-- 3 pt.
!;' special "II 4.R 29c 34c- 38c- 5c
tam - ' iJoTC Stag Carving Sets, two pieces, 10-inch
18$ English Porcelain Sets, 130 pieces, green dec- -.,5.'. ,:,:.; "j V.' .',' -. L '''? ?
$m, oration Illuminated with gold, p'Neil 's White or Red Putz Polish, can C
jjBfi Z. -. "Excelsior" Disinfectant, quart can. .. 39o
Use 8PECIAL 1Q1R Toilet Paper Holders, heavy bronze .. . 5o
&, i JLyfcO Tennis Rackets 25c to 2.48
COTTAGE TOILET WARE. ' ImdoS
jsHK A large assortment, suitable for summer cot- ,..
tf-J-Sfc1 tages, at very attractive prices. These specials i pVi
P F,ne English Sets, handsomely decorated, flowers ,
fit 6.48 set. mv J&&
Mpl Formerly 7.4S to 97S. Qj KS-XJ3'
IfjHt! Ten-Piece Sets, choice decorations .. .40 0AoNrjB
K Twelve-Piece Sets 3.67 SKtV jr"
I Decorated Slop Jars and Basins yamiiiii
3p An odd lot at less than cost: MffllfHVWtvilirvlllllll illl
& Jtrs 98c to .97 JwK14n
Basins 48c to 98c V AS'1 ? ffiSS' "
m OUR GREAT SALE OF ' V"';"," ffiv
w White Table China and ( :- Hp
m Common Glassware ih- ra$8C
1 STILL CONTINUES. Z$&W' ' 'V
afe,' Covered Dishes 25c "' L jdjiij
Wi Meat Platters, 7 to 10 Inch I Oc .'&m&-
- Bakers and Scallops, 7 to 9 Inch .... j Oc Tne largest and best stock In town. Just
mt Soup Plates, decorated 5 c .nov, we,'re. ?elling a RTie Fibr5 Himmok'
WEt. i- c -jr. , r i. r- twelve feet long, very strong, and worth 70c,
at' Cups, Saucers and Oyster Bowls . . , . 5e fcr RRC
' Butter Dishes and Sugar Bowls Oc " Eoh
SI. Tumblers 2c .exiS,n Gra?? H1"15 49c to 6 5c
High Footed Glass Bowl, 9c sXerT. "T. . . I . . . '. . . 6 S
W Half Gal. Glass Pitchers 9c A rAIlGE AS8onTMENT OF
Glass Sugar Bowls 9c pORCH FURNITURE
W 1 ALL CASH PURCHASES DELIVERED I at veby low pbices.
I FREE TO ANY POINT VITHIN 100 I A Hint. Take one of our Grocery Cata-
1 M.LES OF NEW YORK CITY. toJZS?
Sixth Ave., 20th to 21st St
fr
jm, . tnnsfmtmis.
Ks KNICKERBOCKER nrodwyW38ui.
reiB ETcnlDgt 8:10. Sturd7 MUnto t .
'ijp Third Die Wnk. A
" BhAkMpearv&n Feitlval. '
lift hone Show. POIIEMD
lB New Fetun-. rtBT
f' New HpecIltlM. r
JnS.- luui'eoplolnCoit. ni C ACIIDC
iWki Trictn. ail. Lou, i ao. rLCMaUKCi
?' tQi M4ui. autiAiii; rimip iAiirKi, (t3)
'3JE l" JCi enr o'g at H. Jncluillin Sunday. B
'! CiUN'OE OP I'llOUKMlE NIQITTLT. ,
1bi ri rorui.ii cuci:kt. '(Tb
as 'W (pom.) i
f . llr the METROPOLITAN .
iM' 13 IKH3UNENT OHCHESTKA. B3
', " tO INSTRUMENTALISTS 50 "
SA. KBt'ENDOnFl", Conjuotor. I O
HlliTa. JDo. AND SOo. j
'JEi In the ererS ot ruin pertorromcei In Concert ITtll
9R; "TRJIC? UEBtLD net. TIIRtTne. Kt. S:10.
S&, I n Bi MATINEES WED. SATURDAY.
tmi iticicM nini aso mhhts in London.
ij uiikjit i:rr. VainL. still tuebk.
SK SSOthSoufentrFer- CDnRR Duke n( York'.
hR1 formtace June XH. rrlwl Thftre.
' BEATS rOUB WEEKS Qlnie
IN ADVAypg. rMtflO.
m EMPIRE THEATRE. b,10JJWta;'L
tfi? CHARLES FKOIIMAN lluiitt
Wi, Tin Mosrn.
SB TnE UR1LLIAST ROMAN0E
f; UIVDOUK THE IWAi ItODE.
L ETnilnt, BiliO. M.Unte Batunlty U8:1B.
K0STER & BIAL'S TO-NIGHT.
THE MARVELLOUS
Q A UTI E R.
if BfPSTH'S Continuous Performance:
Z: SltLB 1 Kl W H5c. rue. NooutollP.U.
ijL IHADELLE URQUKAItT ft CO. (debut In V.uderUle),
tL OKEAT UIOORAPII (excltlns Tlewi nf Urookln Iln-
W dloap), MASTER OnEVOPlr (Hot plaiiUt). Vranoeac.
'M' Bedding Hut h BtAntou. atlberi ft Qolille, Big. Del
k Oiimpo. 40 otbere. Cooleit Houx In Town!
)i DiCTftRIC coxriroii
ft' ro I Jt a iEiionnA.xcB.
pS. 14T1I ST., NEAR 8D AV. 1S;80 UNTIL 1 1 P. M.
;Jj HMnii and lluteblaim, Cranh I. Ilrjran,
H Dau 'oll. p, Jtlaaj Susent,
It- Cnaro and Ilallry, Bllnore iutra
W. TUB lTOMntiHPt'I, lUMUfTIKO1.
f SAi'amm. j The Whirl of theTownl
j btrne Oreit Performenco Nlxhtl
H Next Bun. Ev'g. Oppenueltnur'AppletOtt Teitlmonlal I
Hb ' ImuiDU preeent.tlon of Metropolttiin KaTorltet.
3f HOOP reoptn next Mon. Kr'g, weather permitting.
W BTtBRMItV EVERY EVENINO H:15.
K IVAIVX MATINEES WED. AND SAT. AT I.
Kb Unul V TIIK cincis Ulltl.
MERRIEST PLAY IN TOWN.
Jo 7th'weefe. Crowded houses.
b ACAnrMV OF UVIIC. J4lu St. and Inrlng pi.
f . CORBETT- VerUcofca?lonut"T,alu,n "
- FITZSIMMOHS " "iSj. ., 4fc
I ST. NICHOLAS MUSIC HALL.
Of Aflth St. ft iTUumtmii A to. v&ti , DOo. Mew lli mil.
Wt 6poiU ! Hope IhxitU lu Baoctumt nd other io.
, "0LYMPIA R00P"GAEDEN."
K Kara, Ishain's Octoroom, KitraraRauia. Sixo.'alUaa.
I ... , , , , , . .
ox .Sale.
m i uur ot.u 311rr.ii.
,P nae jou anr OLD METAL. UOOKb. nr PAPER 7
E IIM) A rosrAL IMIIU uud I will call and allow
fe you the highest cash price.
jj liOUhbrEIX. 838 Canal U
AREtTAUltANT dose to 48d st. price onTj tl.SOOi
loug lutoaoi lovr rtnti fine trodet unlncunibcred.
Appl JlcDO.NAIJ) ft WIUOlNb, 140 Nassau.
PRINTIKO from a carl to a newspaper done on
X premises! speolsl orders at few hours' notice
10,000 circulars I l.OOi cards or billheads from 40c
per 1,000 upi printed envelopes 41 00 per 1,000. ED
OAK PIUhTINU AND STATIONERY CO., 6V West
eotbat.
v Sateutfi.
fVST RICH qulcxlri aend for "SCO InTentlons
VJ Wanted." LDIIAlt TATP. ft CO., y43 D'waj. N Y.
IATKNTa for Indentions prooured prompUjilow
X rates. ROEDEU ft DHU3EN, 6 Nassau it, N. Y.
ettablUbed 1854.
gtrjonr JoliCfg.
ABtOlim I CO dajra' ruldene.
. IlllOIICn. nOOOATT ft OARUTITERS
of DAKOTA par. Kastern odoea. 880 tlroadway.
'UobKB, D'tactlre Agencr. 108 W, 84th si. I rtlla-
XL his I coafidanUali reasosablo rattsi open dsj and
I Bigs. .
i I
W4aaaspaigaamaamaMaaag4
Wanted tmalcid.
THE SUN
Harlem Branch
119 west 125th street
BOOKBINDERS. Paatrrs wanted; experienced
hands only. 8. F. TAPLEY COMltA Y,
T-u Bond st.
BLANK TIOOK BEWER An experienced girl wanted.
Austin ft MaKlll. 1 Bo tulton st.
WANTED. Young lady, experlcnocdf oiuiter aud
asilslant bookkeeperi none hut those aulj to nil
uch Kaltlon and rurnlsb bond nrcd apply,
TUE BOSTON, 4E-48 Newark bt., Jers.y City,
Wanttfl paTtjj aUtcUnniw. ttx.
CORNICE MAKERS wanudi aUo young manto
paint roofsJIAUTII. J. RICE. B78 West lUUtll St.
ClOMPOSITORS WANTED
' C. O. HUROOYNE. 140 Centre st.
EXPERIENCPD MAN on smashing machine.
KEMPBTER PRINTING. CO . 117 Liberty it.
WANTED Tlnimlthi none but a good Jobber. U40
West 17th st.
Wantta 3HalM IttijJceUautoutf.
SUOE SALFKMAN WANTEDn"olrmnUslon A
capable and experienced road salesmun If desired
by one of the largest ahou making housi-s lu the
oountry In handle lien's, Roys' ami Youth's, Women's,
MUses' and Children's medium price goods, splendid
oiHinlng for the rlijht man the wrong man need not
apply, flood referrnres and practloal experience
absolutely necessary. Address ROOT ft SHOE MANO
PACTUlll.NU CO . llcston. Mass.
I AN TKIJ A man as assistant In packing and ship
ri tl'ig ilepaument of wholesale leather housei
must be reliable, quick and accurate. Address, with
full particulars, alio salary, PACKER, box 100 Sun
office.
f)Z MEN wanted at 08th st , Madison and LexfnT-
t ton avs. Bring shot el ready for work.
ItuatiottJ Wautl J.tmtt.
AYOUMl IIIIlII UIRL. lately landed, wantTenv
ploymi nt with priTate family. Call IIAUIL, 180
Wrst OSdst , clly.
COOK.-By' first-lass frjullycnok) bread, cake, bis
cuit, creJm and desserts! dlnnor In courses clear
soups: take full charge of Lltcheu; go short distance
In ooonlryi three years' references. 163 West Hist il,
JIRST CLASS stenographer and typewriter has
errnlngs disengaged and would accept position;
thoroughly experienced in law work, also oonimcr
clali best of references. M M., box 177 Sun uptown
ofhee, 10& Broadway,
ituntteiH Wnutefl await.
AYOUNO MAN (81), with good references, desire.
position as stenographer and typewriter; salary
moderate. Address bTBAUY. box lwtt Hun offlce.
HONEST, sober, and Industrious man (37) deslrtt
work of any kind, city or oountry l understands
writing, collecting, translations, languages; tak. any
work; or gentleman's place. Address NICK J, COO
NIOUL. care of J. SCHMIDT, 484 1st ar city, room 8.
WANTED Situation as J suitor, watchman, mes
senger, or as time clerk t can furnish the best of
references as to honosty. sobriety, and characteri ant
a T.toran of the last war. Addrcu J. it. n box 183
bun ofllco.
jStimtwtt gtCetgrtip.
Going to the Mountains?
A you looking for a spot to apemd the Bomme
which combines health, eomf ort, and pleasure
AT MODKUATB COST?
If ao, send e cents for postage or eall and get : fra at
cmce. below the lllnttrated book " Bummer Hjmea."
It Klree Usta of Hotels. Farm and Boarding Houses,
with their location, mtes, attractions. eVi, la the
Mountains ot Orange, Bulllran, Ulster, and Delaware
Counties. N, Y.. on the main tin. and branches of th.
New York, Ontario ft Western Railway. 1.000 fast
aboee th aea, a region of great beauty and absolute
healthfulnrss. In NewYorkt No. Battery placa. 1 18,
J0, 171,071. 044. 1,88 Broadway, IS istor place.
707 Cth ar., 801 Columbus ar.. 184 EMI l3th t
170 West litlth et,i tlekot otTlccs. toot ot Vranklln
and West 4d ata. In Brooklyn; No. 4 Court st , 800
Follon St.. 8 Broadway, 807 Manhattan ar Green
polat. and" Eagle" oBfee. . . ...
ILLUSTRATED nOMES," containing halftonero
productlons from photographs of 838 of the abort
" HOMER," can he obtained of ticket agenU tor 880,
1. O. ANDERSON, aeneral Passenger Art
B8 Dearer St.. New York.
NEW YORK.
HOTEL GHAMPLAIN,
July 1st to October 1st.
Tho Superb Adirondack and Lako Chois-
plain Resort on Bluff Point,
Lake Chnmplaln.
Delaware and Hudson R.R. station In grounds; all
trains and boau stop. Through drawing room and
sleeping can from New York. A flratclasa sunnier
resort. Oolf.
O. D. attAVKT, Manaawr,
P. o. Hotel. ChamplalD, IT. Y.
N. Y. offlo. Lincoln National Bank, 4Vd tu 9 to II
A. )! 8 to B P. M,
DUTCHER HOUSE
AND COTTAOES. PAWIJNO, N. Y.
Flntt-clasi accommodations; 00 minutes from Orand
Central D'pot, Harlem R.ll.(lght fast tralnidally
each way. Bend for circular. Andreas
C. V. LANSINO. Manager.
nt'SIMIT lltll'NIC, Washington Bros , proprietor.,
Llr-rty, bulllran county, N. Y. First-class accommo
dations; large farm aid dairy, plenty of fresh milk,
good IlTery gunning and fishing; Cathollo family.
SlTE'TH MUOTAIV, MVAVU, !. V.
Prospect House and cottages now open, 400 feet
abore the Hudson, hour from New York. A. W.
EAItElt, Fron'r (0 to 18 M.), 3 Park place, or Hotel
Bt. Andrew, New York.
Sharon Springs.
SHARON SPRINGS, MX
PAVILION HOTEL, Open Juno 15.
JOnN n. OARDNP.R ft SON.
SHARON HOUSE,
Open June 1st to Oct. 1st.
R. P. SHARP. Prop
LAItUEST AMI HtMT (OIIPLKTR drLMIUB
BATIIIIU RHTAULI8US1BTT IK TIIII V. 8.
PAMPHLETS ON APPUCATION.
Baratoffa (springs.
THE WINDSOR HOTEL, SARATOGA.
Opens June 1. 84 00 per day and upward. Bend for
elegantly Illustrated souvenir pamphlet.
It. 41. .myth, lae, ftamtogis prtng., IV, f.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
Rocky Point Inn.
Head or FoartU Lakes rnltoa Cbala.
ADIRONDACK.
PICTURESQUE AND POPULAR.
Open June 8th. For Illustrated folder, fto. addraaa
ROCKY POINT INN CO.. OLD FOIIUE. N. Y.
LONG ISLiAND.
Summer Homes on Long Island.
SWEPT BY OCEAN BREEZE3.
"Summer Homes," a book describing hotels and
boarding bouses on Long Island, free upon applica
tion, at 113, 850, 1313 Broadway, ticket offloMfoot
of East 34th St. and James slip, foot New Chambers
L, New York; 333 Fulton St.. Eagle Summer Bureau,
and Flatbuaa a. station, L. L 1U IL. Brooklyn, or aend
S cents In slamps to H. M. KMITII. Trafflc Manager
L. I. R. R.. Long Island City. New York.
ifiNOScooTir
AXD COTTtUIH. OPKff Jt'KB SO.
40 Minutes from New York Tla L. I. R. R.
NEW BOULEVARD FOR DRIYINO AND BICYCLUfQ
COMPLETED TO THE HOTEL.
NEW 8AMTARY PLUMBINO THROUQUOUT.
New York Offlce, S03 Broadway.
A. E. DICK, LESSEE AND PROPRIETOR.
Manhattan Beach Hotel
Villi opn June IT.
Oriental Hotel
Will open Jane 94U
T. F. BILLECK. MANAGER.
193 Broadway, N. T.
n evFjersev:
NORMANDIE-BY-THE-SEA.
(Normandle, near Sea&right. Hew Jersey.)
The best apt minted hotel near New York.
Safest bathing lieach on the coast.
Hotel now open at special ratos.
Fine fishing In the rlrer on account ot lnlt.
W. B. HEWES. Mgr. F. P. EAKLE, I-ropr.
NBANini: HOTEL.
Ooean Grove. The largest and best-eoulpned hotel on
the ocean front. A. II STOCKTON.
THE ALLAIRE, Spring Lake, N. J., 17ta aeasonl
remodelled and Improved; now open.
E. 1. RICHARDSON.
Loiiu nrancli.
IX)TU nitAKCll.
HOWLAND HOTEL
Ol'lUS TIII'IUDIV, Jll.tU 04.
Many Improvements being added to the honse.
OEO. A. P. KELSEi. Prop.
g. Y. office Koffman House.
Anbury Park.
IIIC, s.r.HUkC.1, One block f mm ocean.
17th beaton. PROBST ft 1 EADLEY. Propra.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
WHITE
MOUNTAINS
&VIAPLEWOOD
The frtuil centre of ail tho drtvea. walk, rimble.
I port and attraction!. An Ideal Taxation apot. Prl
Tate cottatica to rent. Maple wood Oottago o.hoi June
4 Majitcwmxl Hotel oixni July .t.
A1NSMK & WKHSTKlt, Mauairors.
Add ret till Juno 23, The JefferiJo, Illcbmond, Va.
CONNECJICUT."
FOET GRISWOLD HOUSE
AMU COTTAOIOt,
(IV TIIK KOI'XD (opposite) MBtt LOWUOM.
Tweirih Nraaou Ope. June U to UoU 1.
A cool, healthy, and delightful Bummer Resort.
Bathing, boating, fishing, fine roads, ftc
JAMES 0. MATTHEWS.
gfeanofotttfl, (Prrjnn, &c.
GREATPIAN0 BARGAIN8.
We offer great aud special bargalna this week la
planosisquaro pianos. 8x0 up
NEW UPftlUIITB, 1150.
The "OPERA " piano, uew scale, new desltms, 8233
up. Instalments 87 monthly! reduction for casbi
Stelnway, Waters. Cblckrrlng, Hnllet ft Davis at
bargalt;; catalogue, bargain circular free,
PEEK ft bON, corner Broadway and West 47th st.
FINE HTEINTwaY. 8175, S mouthlyi upright,
ii bargain
WIS8NER HALL, 811 Broad St., Newark. N. J.
A FINE UPHIillIT PIANO, 81 13, 88 monthly Cblak
crlng, barialu
WIB3NER. 80 Montgomery St., Jersey City.
BAROAINB. Three second-hand uprtghu. good as
new, fully warranted, from 8100 up; delivered,
with stool ana cover, free squares from $00 up. Open
Saturday evening. WIllTNKYftCO ,new ware rooms.
UK Wat lltBth st., between Lenox aud 7th avs.
lJAKUAI.S Chlckerlng Parlor Orand, good as new;
i- easy I stmt. Factory WESl.lt BROS ,
8t4 West 4ttd St.
I7LKOANT UPIUQHT PIANO. 1U5, (0 monthly
llBtelnway, bargain. W ISSN Ell SO East 14th at.
Open evenlugs.
PIANOS Low rents, seaside or country; a larg.
assortment of second band uprlghu from 1183
upi 83 monthly until paid.
GORDON'S. 180 Fifth av bet. 80th and 81st.
R. M. Walters Pianos
RENTED EAbY TERMS; EXCHANGED. 8s6 UP.
loa, iut w. aui t., wbau xiiuaiiway.
STEINWAY, (180. $S monthly; upright, rent, IS.
WlbSNER, 88D Fulton St., Brooklyn. Open .van
Ings. riilllRTY full site square pianos at 870 each. 89
X monthly. WISoNEIl HAlX. 888 Fulton St., Brook
lyn. Open evenings.
YTPRIOUT PIANO, Slln, 83 monthly; Bulnway,
U bargain, rent. 88. WISSNEB, 881 Btata st, near
yiatbuiu nv BrooVlyn.
t
Neckwear
FOR
Men and Women.
SOO dozen, Reversible As
cots. Inrgo and small Four
In - Hands, PutTs, Tecks,
Bows, Bat-wing and
Straight Strings, or English
Rnmchunda Foulard.
CUm BaF blae and white, black ana
white) ar all white.
50 Cents.
James McCreery & Co.,
Twenty-third Street.
TWO 24-HOUR TRAINS
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
EVaTBV DAY IV THE VEttT
By the
NEW YORK OENTEAL.
An Unprecedented Sarrloe.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED
At 10 o'clock th. North Shore Limited will
leave Orand Central Station every morning, ar
riving In Chicago by Michigan Central at 8
o'clock next morning. .
Returning, this train leave. Chicago at 18:80
P.M. arriving Grand Central Station next day
atlik) P.M.
LAKE 8HORE LIMITED.
At 0 P. M. every day the Lake Shore Limited
leave. Orand Central Station for Chicago by
the Lake Shore Route, arriving next morning
at Cleveland 7:13. Chicago 4 P. M.
Returning, this train leave. Chicago 0-80 P.
M arriving Orand Central Station at 8:30 P.
U. next day.
The lOVhdnr rido on the., raacntflcnt
trains, between New York and Buffalo, along
the blttorlo Hudson Rlrer, and through lb.
beautiful Mohawk Valley, make, the finest
one-day railroad rid. In the world.
Ttis above are In ad.ltlen t. Itsr
other flntTlaa. train, bet wee- K.w T.rb
and Chicago .very day la the year.
is.vi5.iKir synyAi
SPECIAL OUTING TRIPS.
The most attractive of all.
Long Island Sound by Daylight.
TUB TCTIS SCBBIV IXTIB,
Richard Peck.
THE FASTEST HTBAMEB IX TUB fTOULD,
leaves Pier 83. East River, foot Peck slip, rrtrr Sun
day morning at 0-80, connecting at New Haven with
the magnificent ateaxner,
C.Northam,
arrtrtnjf In New York on rrturn at 7:80 P. H. tame
day, allowing atay otorer one hour In the beautiful
"City ot Elms."
STATEROOMS AXD RESTAURANT AT REOCLAB
PRICES.
Open air and saloon concert ot a high order by
Eben's 71st Regiment Band.
Excursion, $1. Children Half Price.
TROLLEY PARTIES. Special arrange menu have
been made with trolley system at New Haven to
afford passengers a one-hour rid. through the princi
pal thoroughfares, passing the college buildings and
public parka, and thence through the celebrated
Wnalley av. to Westvtlle, returning In time for
steamer going to Mew York.
5fKC. THE POPULAR pmc
U Sunday Excursion!? &U
UP THE HUDSON
AafarasPOUOnKKEPSnCand return (without stop
ping). Resumed by the NORWICH LINE STEAMER
"CITY OF LOWELL,"
SUNDAY. JUNE 13.
From Pier 40, K. It., next Ooabroawa at., at 10:00
X. M. Music. EfrtMhmenU. etc. Tick eta, atatcrooma.
and Information t Pier 40. IS. ft Anuex boat from
foot Fulton at. ltaTca Brooklyn U.3BA. 11. for P1r
40. oonnectlnr wtb attamcr. Excurttoa ticket at
Annex ticket offloe.
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
TUB OJtI.T AU-WATBIl RUITTB TO
CONEY ISLAND,
UNDWO AT TUB IRON PIERS.
TIME TABLE (SUBJECT TO CnAXOE);
rrom '-!td St.. N, R., hourly from 9 A.M. until 8 P.M.
Prom Pier (New) Ko. 1. N. Y half an hour later.
Prom Coney Island hourly from 10:40 A. M. until
T:0P M.
Tickets on sale at all downtown track stations ot
the Elevated Railroads. East Bide passenger, trans
ferred free to Battery Place. Returning East Sid. pas
sengers deposit tickets at Battery Plaoe and are trans
ferred free to the East Side.
BXCCmiO.T TICKET. OB CB.TTm.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
BTKAMIIIl GENKUAIi SIjOCUM
Will make two trips to Rockaway Beach Sunday,
June IS, and .very Sunday during June. Leaves:
N. Y., fool W. 82d St., 8.40 A.M. 1:85 P.M.
H.Y.. foot W. 10th t.. H:B0A.H. 1:48 P.M.
N. Y., Battery Lauding H:1B A. M. V.0B P.M.
Bridge Dock. Brooklyn, 0:80 A. M. 8:90 P. M.
Par., Round Trip, aoo. Music and Refrashmenta.
STEAMUK GRAND 11KPUULIC,
TO
WEST POINT AND NEWBURO. SUNDAY, JUNE IS.
Leaves Bridge Hock. Brooklyn. 0 A. M.s West
10th at.. 0:83; West Hfd st., 10:00; Yonkers. 11:18,
Pare. Round Trip. AOO. Muslo and Refreshment..
SUNDAY, JUNK VO, ORAND REPUBL10 FOR
BRlPOEPORT.
CONEY ISLAND.
Culver Route.
Lear, foot WHITKHAIJ, ST.. via Bay Ridge, dally,
hourly from 8:10 A.M. to 0:10 P.M. Additional
trains Raoe Days B. J. C, 11:40 A. U., 11:40, 1:40 P.
M. Last train from Coney Island leayes at 0:18 P.M.
w. I'mOttV vifuanf rum. .'.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON EXCURSION
TO WEST POINT.
RTKAMKU MAIIV POU'KLI,
leave. West Sid st. at 8 P. M . ARRIVINO at Watt
Point at 4:80 P. M.: RETURNINO on any ot the WEhT
81IOHK RAILROAD TRAINS. This will rite pawn.
Eers ample time to see dnrw parade, Oovemment
ulldlngs, xc. TARE, for the round trip. 81.
NORTH BEACH
SHOOTING THE CHUTES.
Large double-decked boat, leave foot of EastOVIh St.
U.urly from P A. M. to 10 P. M. Pare. 10 eenu.
SATURDAY EXCURSION TO WEST POINT DT
steamer MARY POWELL, leaving foot Watt 8W
St.. N. It., 3 P. M. Ample time to tee dress parade,
Government buildings, Ac. Returning byRimadei
Hue, landing at 183d st. and rtasklln St. Vara, round
trip, gl.00.
west poimt, WBtvnunaii. and poiioh.
KEEPtlB dally KXCUBSIOM (except Sundays)
by Palace Iron Day Line Steamers New York and
Albany from Deabroase. St. plor at 8:40 A. M, and
West 28d st. at B A. M.
DEEP BEA PI8HINO.-eteamer ANOLER. dally.
East 81st, 7:00; South 6th. WllUuruburg, 7ll6
Battery. 7;40, Par. 7B cents, with ball.
FSUINQ DAILY 7 Be 8 bunches bait; ladles 40o,
Battery dook, 8, steamsr SOUUTLEB; East tlst
st, 7ilB Bridie dook. Brooklyn, 7i80 franklin. 8:80,
1IANCOX.
ATVaVDAT AKTflBSOOJf UCUUlIOaf
to otbst poimt.
arrBAMBu mabv rotrsu.
Leaves West ltd st, at 8 P. M.
Returning by Uadson lUver Railroad trains, 81.10.
SEA BASS PIBUma-teamer AL POSTXB, dally.
East 884t,7;40BatUr7, 8:80. 81, with taitT J
t
SUNBEAMS
It needed but a rift in the
clouds to induce throngs of
shoppers to accept our invita
tion yesterday to a carnival of
worthy bargains. Our Public
is never invited to meagre offer
ings. Store News always con
cerns ample quantities.
WORTH REPEATING .
Paris Novelty Dress Goods, the
entire stock reduced an average naif.
Elegance and economy.
Silk remnants, from t to 7 yards,
half prices.
Tapestry Curtains, for Summer
furnishings; were th o $7.50; are
2.25 to 55.
Ribbons. Black and white checks,
25c; regular 35c and 45c Scores of
other styles equally cheap.
NEW FOR T0.DAV
Black Dress Goods. Big reduc
tions on seasonable fabrics. Splendid
assortments.
Printed Cotton Dress Goods.
Scores of these pretty Summer stuffs at
5c, 8c, toe and 124c; reduced from
12jc, 18c, 20c and 25c. Unequalled
cheapness.
Muslin Underwear. Complete
stocks. Unprecedented selling. The
garments and prices are an eloquent
appeal to critical and prudent women.
Trimmed Millinery. Not much
more than cost of materials to pay for
at present prices.
Leghorn Hats, $8.
Sliort-bick Sailor Hats, ..
Children's Hats, $2.
Exquisitely trimmed, you may be
sure.
Laces. Broken sets at half prices
and less. Lierre, Point de Gene, Point
Venice, linen color and black Laces.
Choice picking.
Also some net top laces at half regu
lar prices.'
Women's Shoes. Chocolate col
ored Oxford Ties, at Si. 75. Fine
quality kidskin, oak-tanned leather
soles, perfect shoe-making. You are
asked to pay 3 elsewhere for their
equals.
A line of black kidskin Oxfords,
patent leather tips, $1.25. Our recent
price, J51.80; well worth $2.50.
Women's Suits. Imported tailor
made Suits, were $16.50 to $28, now
TEN DOLLARS. Popular materials
and styles the top-notch of ready-to-wear
Suits.
Women's Gloves. Fine suede
Gloves at 50c Regularly double.
Four-button and eight-button length
mousquetaires in popular shades.
Women's Bicycle Suits. Blue,
black and mixed colors of all-wool ma
terials. FIVE DOLLARS. Fly-front
jackets, divided skirts.
Metal Bedsteads. About fifty
white enamelled with brass trimmings
$5 to $9; were $7 to $14.50.
Slightly damaged in handling no se
rious hurts.
China Toilet Sets. Maker alls
them seconds requires an expert to
find many of the flaws. Thus, $5, $6
and $7 for sets with slop jars; $3,
$4.50 and $5 for sets without slop jars.
Not more than half their value.
Men's Mackintoshes. One at
$4.50 that leads the town. Others
more costly, of course, but all remark
ably little priced, quality and style con
sidered. JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co.,
Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts.
eollrocg aud rhoolg.
Baalnea. Cllegea,
ALL graduate, plaoedt Metropolitan School: laaa.
Pitman shorthand 1 private leasons at class rata.
188 6th av.
aatac.llane.aa,
PENKINOTON in. J.) SEMINARY .Convenient to
New York, Philadelphia, Baltlnioro and Washing
ton; both sexes; BBta year; heal thru i beautiful; 18
teachers: 18 courses; 8900 a year. Tot beautifully
Illustrated oatalogne, addrata
THOMAS HANLON, D. P.. President.
WIUMIVR TAUOUT quickly by Prof. Donaldson,
OIIIBIWIIIU champion swimmer, 148 Fulton st.
Jgtpnl Sloticrjs.
fVTEW YORK SUPREME COURT,
X APPELLATE DIVISION. FIRST DEPARTMENT.
IN TUE MATTER of the Application of the Board of
Rapid Transit Railroad Couiraleslouure tor the
City of New York for the Appointment of three
Commissioners to determine whether a rapid
transit railway or railways In the said city for the
conveyance and transportation of persons and
property as deteimlned by said Board ought to be
constructed and operated,
Publlo notloe Is hereby given that pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter 4 of the Laws of 1SU1. and tb.
act. amendatory thereof and supplementary thereto,
the undersigned Board of Rapid Transit Railroad
Commissioners for the Clly or New York will apply to
a Term of the supreme Court, Appellate Division.
first Department, to be held at the Court House
ot the Appellate Division at No. Ill Fifth
avenue, in tne city or Hew York, on Friday, tb.
IStbdayof June, 1HB7, at on. o'clock In the after
noon of that day, or aa soon thereafter as oounsel can
be heard, for the appointment uf three Commlaalon
.rtlntheabov. entitled matter, todetermlue and re
port, after due bearing, whether a rapid transit rail
way or railways In the said city for the oonreyauca
and transportation of parsons and property, at de
termined by th. said Board and set forth In the reso
lutions of the said Board adopted on the 14th day of
January and 4 Hi day ot February, 1897, and also act
forth la the report of the said Board mode to the
Common Council of aald city and bearing dale
the 4th day of February, lhUI, ought to bo
constructed and operated. The papers upon
which the aforesaid application will be made
are, the petition of the said Board of Rapid
Transit Railroad Commissioners for the City of New
York, dated the Cad day ot June, 1897. and presented
to this Appellate Division on piocurlng the order
designating eight dally newspapers published In the
clly of New York. In which notice or this application
shall be riven, and the papers annexed to and referred
to In said petition, and upon such additional aflldavlts
and pspers In addition as may b. presented to the
Court upon such application. A description of the
routes and general plan of construction of the said
railway or railways forms part ot the said resolution
aud of aald report of th. said Board to the Common
Council ot the City ot New York, ooplee ot which aro
Included among the said paper, upon which the said
application will be made
The object of the af oroaald application la to obtain
th. appointment of Commissioners who shall deter
mine, after publlo hearing of the parties Interested,
whether such railroad ought to be oonstructed ana
operated, and shall report the evldenoe takon to aald
Appellate Division, together with a report ot their de
termination whether such mail ought to be con
structed and operated, which report. If In favor of the
construction and operation or such road, aa this
Board will ask that it shall be, shall, when oonnrmed
by said court, bo taken In Ilea of th. consent ot the
property owner, along th. Ho. of the said routes.
DatedTNew York, Jua. 8th, 1897.
BOARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COMMIS
SIONERS FOB THE CITT OF NEW YORK.
L.WUI L, DaXArXaLDf5r.cuiy3.RB' Pm'4"t
PARSONS. BUKPARD A OODEN.
Ill Broadway, New York Olty,
TRACT. BOARD MA J A PLAIT.
U'WaUOtiMt, New York City.
Attorneys to th. Board
'HEA.RW
West Fourteenth Street I
FRlDAy, AS ClSCIAL, BARGAIN DACJ. I
A Day I
To Be Remembered i I
. ... -...-. rw.M.TKi 1 )dla.,nubbaTflOovntB-olnteyok.
'rTl.li. 1 58 l''MtajaDr.Trv--.mb-yMm I 9
SAUn0rdln.rlww.re8Vi S4 cirJaebrfo 1T1. ot Uo. lg. J 'Z3
also Summer Blcyole Snltlngsia loon 1 - j
. . , , aUsae.'BdOandna'.Conet.aad I
FrecJ,UnejnBatUb-)t.hade.t Wmt Dmb-odo , I -Q
DraMUmgth.otUoanltoTal.1 7J wpUar prloa, BB and i.oo I 29
aUoPancy Madras Clothe 88 inch j H
aaSSTSraSa-) .14 " J t I
Pink and Bio. Butlng.i wt. S j and light WneIned threughotrt )
All Wool Two-toned Cb.cfc and " Ladle." Black Bummer Serge Dree. 1
Fancy Mlxturw-aplandld quality .19 BWrti perfect cut, hang and flt I 3M
.qua! to early ieaaon good, at ,3 ) prfctl AnUhad and vr.ll lined
Thirty-eight styles of CamaUhalr Vlx- Ladlea extra fln Fancy Lawn and Percales
turn. Check, Cov.rtt and 8Uk nntah t .39 Wrappera-trto'dta different style. 1 go
fanMe.thatw.r.0to5oanU J with lao. or braid Light and dark j ,sa
Several style. Fancy Dreae Silks Ladla.' Black and Colored Cloth Capos- t
Battn figured Wash Silks; Satin Strip. ' pQ rtlk faoeddonbi. pleated ba:k t I aqj
Novelties, Whlta Brooad. India, and c"' with small buttons and stitching J 4:
14 Inch India. J
Ladles and Children'. Fancy Straw i
Bnrah Bib DreM LInlnga all leading 1 nets all shape." . all color.-ol.ar- I pa
colors for Organdie., Swisses and other j Ingot 40 and 88 cent qualltle. J ' '
thin dre.se. vain. 194 oentt J
800 Children's Cloth Reefers 8 to 8 l
Check Olass Towel. it Inches lonf 1 year. with ribbon raffled thoullera, ao
All Linen Barber Towels J 5 Yanla. net or fancy collars; wen 3.00 J
AU Unea Doylle. lSlaeb.eaaq.tun )
Dabteer' Short Wait. Pique Coats i
New Orass Linens 39 Inch 1 new tailor collar, with Inserting. 1 i ps
Colored Dotted Swlssee Q and edge deep rude of Emb'y i '-'-i
Fine India Linens 10 Inches wid. j
Ladles Fin. Zephyr and Folk Knit t
00 pair Fancy Flah Set Onrtaln. 1 BhawU-AU ooJ.or.-nwvy Twi.tl I I
Whit, and Ecro-lacefrttl-40 1nche 1.39 fringe-abjo Shetland Wool Shawls j "
wldo 18 .tylrss were 8.00 J
Ladle.' Square and Pointed Yokes, l
t.000 yard. Fancy Figured SUknUie.- 1 Lac. oontra or Uwn with Embroidery j 3Q
Laoe openwork and Col'd Strip Scrim. ( 54 taawrUng-s plain and flated collar J '
40 Inch Floral and Stripe Cretonnes J
Wool filled ingrain Art Square- . T7j J?, ' T , 1 Cn
MT.ralble-3x2H,yardflfte.n 2.19 ,'. a?" 59
yle, nstully4.00 J all with detabU eolla-w.re 88
. ., T..n THof ii.n . Strip Orenadloe. Satin Strlpa, and
Fancy Striped Feather Proof Ticking. J 9 Molr. aal TaffMa Rfbton.-all J J2J
woTthlSTtolSoenu J 3 Color, and man, rtyle-3 and 4 Inch J
FuUriWlilU Crochet QullU- , 1.000 Flftr cent Leather Pcck.tbook- l
hemmed 63eent quaUtyt alao ( fl7 MonkeyaklaaninackaidColdOraln.f ,9
Green Damaak Lap Robe. ) IIJwUnel-chamoJjehang- poeket J
French'. Bay Rum 4 oa. bottle 1 Ladlea' Par. Linen Hemstitch Basdker-
Heavy Rubber Dreetmg Comb. f g chiefs handdrawn border, and cor-1 ,2
Four row Bristle Tooth Brnahe. J 0r AUo Ken. aU linen Hemstitch J
t-raadruple-plated Berry Dlsbei, Fruit 600 wWt- oolorad and double
Basketa. Cake btands. Cream Pltchera, I 195 color Embroiderle. 1 to B Inch-1 5
Teapots, Spoon and Serving Tray. J ' Inserting, to match 50 style. J
too Japanese Silk Lambrequin. 1 Boy.' Fine Washable Sailor Suits 8 to .
3 yard, long 7 Inches deep e'abo-1 lOyrs Craah Linen, Striped Oalatea .
rately emb'd In centre and corner with I 1.98 and Sateen, and Plain and Fancy Dock '''
best gold cord; worth S.2S J braid trim collar and shield and cuffs J
Full list of specialties for the day can bo obtained nt entrance to our stores.
All as adrertlsed. Usbers will give every desired Information
ICrrjal 3Jotirw.
VT5W YORK "SUPREME COURT. CITY AND
i COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Charles F Southmayd. at surviving Trustee under
the ante-nuptial contract or trust deed and mar
riage settlement made and executed by f-ntroa
Praaer Corkran and Adrian. McWhorter Bmen,
sow known as AdaB. Corkran. dated January 17,
1H71, and the said Charles K. bonthmavd, individu
ally, aga'nst Ada R. Corkran. Sutton Prater Cork
ran. Ada Louisa Corkran, and Beatrtoe Alice Brnen
Corkran.
To the alKve-named defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to answer the
complaint In thla e,-tloo and to serve a copy of your
answer on the plalntllTs attorneys within twenty
daya after the aervlce of this summons, exclislv. ot
the day ot service; and in case of your failure to ap
pear, or answer. Judgment win be taken against you
cy defanlt for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated New York. May IS. 1807
EVABTS, CHOATK BEAMA.
Attomeya for Plaintiff.
Office Addreas.
No. bi Wall Street.
New York City.
X. Y.
To thedefendant. Button Frasar Corkran and Boatric
Alloc Bruen Corkran:
The foregoing summon, is served upon you by
publication, pnrsuant to an order of the Honorable
Frederick Smyth, one of the J lutlces of the Supremo
Court of the state of New York, dated the nineteenth
day of May, 1887. and filed with the complaint. In tb.
omce of the Clerk of the City and County of New York
at the County Court House In the city of New York.
EVARTS, CHOATE BEAMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
OS Wall Street, New Tort. N. Y.
SUPREME COURT, City and County of New York.
Jennie Walsh, aa trustee under trie Last Will and
Testament ot Joseph P. Quln. deoeaeed, plaintiff,
against Oeorge D. Auld and John R. Trcaldder, de
fendant.. Summons
To the above named defendant, and each of them;
You are hereby summoned to answer tho complaint
In this action, and to aerr. a copr ot your answer on
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty day. after th.
Mrvlc of this summons, .xclualr. of th. d.y ot ser
vice, and In ease ot your failure to appear or answer,
judgment will be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated March 0th, IR87.
I. HOWELL LA MOTTE,
Plaintiff. Attorney.
Poet offloe address and omoe No. 100 Broadway
X. Y. City.
To the defendant George D. Auld:
Th. foregoing summons Is served upon you by
publication, pursuant to an order ot non. Frederick
Smyth, one of the Justice, of th. Supreme Court of
the stale of New York, dated th. 3rd day ot May,
1BU7. and tiled with th. complaint In th. offloe ot
the Clerk of the County ot New York, at th. County
Court House, New York City.
Dated the 8rd day of May, 1807.
L. HOWELL LA MOTTE,
Attorney for plaintiff,
100 Broadway, N Y. City.
gaper Soxes.
TXILDINQ PAPER BOXES for patent medlelnev, mall
X !ng boxes, c. quick printing of cards, envelopes,
not. beads, Ac. J, 1 P. B. MYKHS, Hi John st N. Y.
?,,Uc enotiru.
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS IN RE
OARD TO CLAIM'S FOR EXEMPTION FROM
JURY DUTY.
Room 188. Stewart Building,
Ko. 880 Broadway, Third Floor.
New York, June 0, 1897.
Claim, for rxemptlon from Jury duty will be heard
by mo dally at my office, from II A. M until 4 P. M.
Those entitled to exemption are clergymen, law
yen, physicians, surgeons, surgeon debtiile, profes
sors or teachers In a college, academy or publlo
school; editors, editorial writers or reporters of dolly
newspapers, licensed pharmaceutists or pharmacists
actually engaged In their respective professions and
not following any other calling; militiamen, polloe
men and firemen; election ofnoeri, non-residents;
and city employees and United States rtntiloyets;
officers of vessels making regular trips, licensed
Pilots actually following that sl:lng; superinten
dents, coilduclois and enf1uccrof a rallroal com
pany otbt r than a street rallroa 1 company i telegraph
operators actually doing duty aa tuch; Grand, special,
Bherin's. aud Civil Court Jurors; and peraont physi
cally Incauabloof performing Jury duty l't reaaon of
severo slokne.s, deaf nest or other physical dlaorder
Tho.e who have not answeted as to tholr liability- or
proved permanent rximptlou .rill metre a "Jury
enrollment notice)." requlrlug them to appear before
me this year Whether Halite or not, such notices
most be answered (In person. If possible), and at Ibis
office only, unler severe penalties, if exempt, the
party must bring proof of exemption, if liable, he
must also answer In person, giving full and correct
na-jie, rwldenue, etc , etc Ko attention paid to Ut
ters. All good cltlsens will aid the court, of Justice and
secure reliable and resectalle Juries and equalise
their duly by serving promptly when summoned,
allowing tnelr clerks or subordinate, to sorvo, teport
log to me .ny attempt at bribery or evailon, and sug.
resting names for enrollment. Person, betweeu
wenty-one and aeventy years of age, summer ab
sentee, persons temporarily 111, and United State.
Juror, are not exempt.
Every man mutt attend to bis own nolle. It 1. a
misdemeanor to give any Jury papar to another to
answ.r. It Is alio punishable by one or Imprison,
tn.nt to give or receive any present or bribe, directly
or Indirectly, In relation to a Jury service, or to with
hold any paper or make any false statement, and
every cat wul b. fully prosecuted.
WILLIAM PUsfLBT.
Commissioner of Justs,
MaHMHaMaaa&&
I
gublic gtoticfd.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILY by all intereated. as chaaga
may oorur at any time.)
Foreign malls for the week ending June 18, lfrT,
will clow (PROMPTLY In all eaaea) at the General
Post Office aa follows:
ThANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATCRDAT. At 8:80 X. X. for FRANCE. SW-TIZB-LAXD.
ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKIf,
EOYPT. and BIUTlsn INDIA, per steas ibrU
Bretaxoe", via Havre: at 8.80 A. M. for OEFUd Uf I.
DENMARK. SWEDEN, NORWAY (TfiKstlesUt
and RUSSIA, per steamship Aller. vis Bre-nea
(letters for other parts of Europe, via Cherbourg,
must b directed -per Aller"); il jt I !i I
NETHERLANDS direct, per steamship VesJa-t.
via Rotterdam (letters must be dtrect-d "?er
Teendam"): at 8 A, M. for GENOA, per neiriMii
Kaiser Wilhelm II. (letters must be direct! M
Kaiser Wllhelm II."); at 10 A. XL for SC TU.V9
direct, per rneamahlp AjM-borla, via G'.ag e let
ters must be directed "per Anehorla at !
A M (supplementary 11 SO A M ) for EL'R-jPS.
per sl.amthlp Etruria. via Qurenstowa.
PRINTED MATTER. ar.-Oerman steamers sailtcg
on Tueadays tak. Printed Matter.! f- jE1
MANY and Specially Addrrased Matter t : r
other part, of Europe. American and A hite star
steamers on Wednesdays, German ta-ne- a
Thursdays, and Cunard. French arJ wr-naa
suamrra on saturda). take Printed Ms:ter t-:
for all countries for which they are adt ert!se! to
carry malL
After the dosing of the Supplementary Tranttt'.asns
Malla named above, additional '.ippitrc-i'.arf
mail, are opened on the plen. of thi tnerbsa,
English French, and Germs-; steamers as! re
main open until within Ten HJnulet of lie fce-ref
.ailing of steamer.
HAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AHEKCA,
WEST INDIES. c
FRIDAY. At 0 A. M. for XEWr0lVT'LlP P
steamship Aasyrlan from Phlla.icphis it ' P a.
for SANTOS direct, per steamship jtv lis Tic
SATURDAY. At 10 A. M. (supplerarntirr i " -M.)
for FORTUNE ISLAND. JAM" A
VANILLA id OREYTOWK. per Hftm.ti? 1
leghany (letters for Ooeta Rica uwl t"
reeled "per Alleghany"i, at 10 A X T
plemeintary 10-80 A. M ) for lAl r BA'Jl.
GONAIYE8, PETIT OO.VVE, lAhTiltiWA
and SANTA MA11THA. per .learoih . H.lt .
10:80 A. M. for CAMPEClIK. CHI APA- TaPlS- 0
and YUCATAN, per steamship . u. Stan ."f'J
for otbex parts of Mexico and for i- a mJi"
directed "per Yucatan ". at 11 . U '"US'
mentary 11.80 A. M ) for 7ENF.7'"F' sal
ACAO. also SA VANILLA and CAI TIM r
Curacao, per steamship Tene-ue st : '"
GRENADA. THIMDA'i anl T'BV-' I r'"Sl
ship Irrawaddy; at S'80 I M for sT WrM
MIQUELON, per iteamrr from Nona - 1'.'
Mall, for Newfoundland, by rait lo !''?.
thence by steamer. cloi at thlv one ' ' ' . j
P. M Malls for Mldttelon. by rail ' '",J "Z
thence lip steamer. An at this PI.- " ", ?.
PM MalU for Cuba c!o at ibl. ''
7 00 A. M., for forvrardlug by tl- i" ' "i2
(Mondays and Thursdays) (mm 1 "I ' ,;
Malls for Mexioo City. overlsn4 uti -,"f J,i
ad.rvased for despatch by tte-.:m-r ".'J.hZ
ortlc. dally at 8:80 A M and S !' 1' M ,,i'
tend uiall closes at 8-00 P M prrr w a)
TRANS-PACIFU' l t.ll-
MalU for China aud Japan, per iteam.Mp i '
ffrom Tacoma), close her dallj u Jl;"Vnj.
8 30 P. l Mails for Hawaii, per .' '" ' !P
trail, (from San Franclco -loe here M'r J
June at tl.so P M Malls for (li"it '
per tteamthlp Coptic (from San I ra '""7
here dally up to June 11 at (1 1 .,iiS
for China and Japan s l v ; Jr2
only), ir .teanuhlp Empn. ' '.
(flout vancouter), close hen '' ,"r,,J,
June 114 at ofjo P. M Ms . f VI
tralla (except thOM for Weal Au.' "'.J'nr
forwAnled via Europe). Ne If " '"A
FIJI, and SamoanUlaud. per ei " " I"
(from bau Francisco), cl so hero 1 i ' , .
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arrbalatNew York of stram.hli ' , ' I
British malla for Australia) Mails f ;;.!
Inlands, per ship Tropic lllrd fr.nu - ,n J,.j
clo here dally up to Juno ' 4 l 'I ' , ..
for Australia (excopt We.iAUifJ . ' ' '.Vi,
FIJI Islands, per steanulJp Warrl! i ' ",,!,
eou er), dote here dally After June I "f
July 1 at 8i30 P M . .oiiai
Traas Pacific mall, are forwarded ' l r,',ts
dally, and the schedule of closln Ira-e. "Jt
presumption of their untiiterruptel ' "
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COUN'KLIUS VAN t ' 11 ' ' "MW
Post omce. New York, N Y . June 1
Jgroposinljs.
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pile, and Accounts. Navy H'piri i sal
ton, O. C, until 1 8 o'clock noou , ,j
publicly opened Immediately then a . v
at the New York Navy Yard a qutnlty f i. tj.
corned beef, vlnesor, rice, lomatoc (t l3
ber buttons twills, spool cotton v - .i,
bote twist, flax thread, stay blu.lHU ' M
cloth, capvlsora. leather vent, and j ' . , itr
vas, serge, bunting, steel platAi t ., Lni
steel, steel rivet rod. and wrought Ir M
proposals will b furnished uiou . .,..
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