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INSTRUCTION.

L'RENCH Observation-Disclosures d. LbGR0fx IS
organizing his private classes for the ensuing
Lie thorough and systcmaoai ceure is pursued, tho
knowledge impaired Is made practically useful to the learner
81 per month Apply at the No $50 Broad
way, morning and evening
TANFS r.. WATERSTON HAS RESUMED us GLASSES
.. craving painting in oil and water ooprs Pas
Il, ps, ting lectures lie Will also his
IN clAesos architectural frcsca and LANDSCAPE draw
iuu On the Monday IN Ocun.r at 32 Fourth street
IerYns moderate, to be paid IN advance
MR. OTTO MULLER, TEACHER OF PIANO AND
Nf fing "a the honor 10 inform his rntrnns and pupils
hat las removed from 5 Broadway t. ~ walker street.
adway continues t. give Lessons at ma residence
his prpils For further information ploaso ap
4y Mt his cesidguce, hcioro IL o'clock IL NJ
MRS sEGuTN PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC,
In Italian Engh sacred and sceulsr has dec cd TO
,Note hours each day tnv INSTRUCTION oil yourg
IN private those intended g.. The a5o or concert
MIR. ofun viii bc happy 90 give all nte I'm tou CON
tmipg tem plano, 49, at her residence ~ " nite street,
Gear Dfoeuway.
AR. CHARLES Wells, PROFESSOR or THE PIANO.
vi forto ana thorough hlt has returned 60 TINS cay IN
o. his mnfioa ton. lie, ulfs0r
InH iti a. and tile pullc that he ~ receive appiea
o ~ - residence, i Prince strcOt, Of Greene
Nft SiC..-MJE. PErwGREw RESPECTFULLY IN
JB tgrns pupils and friends that prepared to
tNne her ~ uetiuns the plane aad singing resi-
enoc. No ~ Ninth ayeuae (Ihelsea and he
my from 2hll 3"eloeA Kecrcnceses.rs. Schgrfnturs
Luis ~ breaaHay
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CHARLES McNTRLL.
CORPORATION NoTIcE-DEpARTM NJ OF RE
s'rs a.a sss%S1s sc. II.
'ass sisssi ~ SsEy:. City Han.
amended charter q for shs sulsisF 4
s sss
% r's e:
: s' sad
hs don and all in regard thereto can 30 had
ass
either Office The Commissioner the right TO re
al
q ,hs Common coSns e u: lily e
S
arSpips places. ssysnS mid channel tho
the tight severed boat. or ssrses 5: 20
slide. shoot inclined piano. and such
s':as e. Eli:
ed for the purpose Of reesving tho night soil and the
rsn same =" win b
:s, S$
- the year Proposals must be made enclosed in sealed
r removing as as ::S
s% the sy Of Sss 's 81. or @
.aps,ity and peculiarly the sane
ses tho sso
:: Shs i. proposed r: night
ws "a viii b. :: ss:
I.sps:ssr smsans Of ssesrisy 70.
srrsS FOR the faithful Of the contract viii >.
holders frsshoIder. the city Now York.
ans wish OF m Of
for sS;s I'D sT A Il:
amended o. 49 will be observed and required
s ss.s
u i Ssy st :. Il
On SsSs aa October i T. ASs
party * Tsas ss n' ID
ss :, S de- fail to attend win his e. their
Grd t such contract is ready he or shall BIO considered
jet a. Or all bids emass Or proposals for tho per
% hs bOyo work. when deemed advantageous
CITY Hss.,msas ssr 4s s sy s:qs
CORPORATION N Sc,i1,cl. NOTICE IS
Beard Of Assistant Aldermen for the Of
rom teranaon OF sewer now building to Fourth
s s a. from l. rS
HAHN and cuvert at the southeast of
ar havin objections thereto are requested to present the
writing The Contract Clerk, At this ohee
lhNo; c E PE FOREST scroton Aqusduc. Board
Croton Aquedpct Department, Sept. 70 1883.
CORPORATION NoTrCE-ruBLIc NOTICE Is HERE
~ by given. that petitions have been proscnted in the
Board Of Aldermen fer construction Of the fol-
lowing streets to witn Twenty street. be-
tween h and SPth aso II Wills, street be-
ed in the aad having objections thereto requested
the in writing to the Contract Clerk this
office, !. before October 3, 1853
THEO. u. DE FOREST, Croton Aque.
A. W. CRAVEN, duct Board.
Creton Aqueduct Department, Sept as 1858.
NOTICE TO CARTMEN TO RENEW THEIR LII
aa ss @ sss ali s.s ssn a
pire the last day Of October in each year. renewable
vious to that time il applied for such bs
pointed by tie Mayor Notice is hereby given that renewals
f licenses keep public carts and to be public cartmen,
M be grsted ut this Office between the hours Of 10 A. H.
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lion NoTiCE.-pUBJIC NOTICE IS HERE
no the owner or owncra, occupant or occupants
hid lots, improved or unimlfyved lands lfcgted
Nhe FOL ,owiaS assessments hase been conn pictod
{rs, and ar. lodged la tnv Office OF the Bureau
for easrirGtion by all psrsuns intvrsstsd,
ing tho SIDEWALKS Of Henry stro b aud Rutk GERS
HINTS embraced he such as-crs inc NJ Include all
lses aud ists ~ ground, vacant lots, pieces and
titustcl Gu the eputh side y, iienry streat ut
sutgerA street, tEeDce to NJ. lJs ilsDry strret:
Ito ofsiiutrers ttetet, Mt the corner OF Henry
10 No. % ketg"rs street. Ali persons whose
,iicotsd by tae above named .essments AID
ID % the ,ame Or titaer OF theni, rcqii ted
1 otjoctions, 10 writing, to the uncersi sned, 1t
| II. 4 HALL OF Rsc0rdA, within thirty days iroui
| notice.
CH1ELLs j. DObGy, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNlLbL,
'n Of Assessments, street Department, Octo-
GLDUCT DErARTMENT.-To COSIRAC-
lle proposals, ssdurseJ " fropasai lot sower
1fwili be received ~ the ..Aes ef tha Crotpn
| Mtmsnt antll VI aaay, tae itta dsy ol ust0har.
IN, Al, Ter to building ~ teWtr. Wiba tlie
Iiny hNsias ard cu,crts, 10 fvart strc1t
D. Irey sirevt - r,int about - feet nauta
t4ing N lritkth aeuut i@i loot. rNs plan 81
'ep.ci.lcaaiohs fot sac Vriidins sf no same.
if.rNistich rslatiss tnesstp. GAn bs SBJt.insa
e. tbs Water turyeyor, ~ taiA otdeo.
TnGD. v. Dk cUlsRST,
Aetine President, lJrotsn A4ueduet
A. ". cBAvkN, Board
Chief F. 1inrer,'
ATseEltor 81, Res
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|'ORATION NOTIcE-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
given to tho ownor or owners occupant ar
hereby that wing assessments have been com
by the Assessors and are lodged In the Office OF tho Blu
for building In Twenty sixth street, from Lex
10 near Third avenue. The limits sssSraced by such
include all the several houses and lots OF ground
ots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
ty sixth street from Lexington to Third avenue. All
whose interests affected by the above named
and who opposed to the same, either Of them
esed to present their objections In writing to the
gned, at their Office, No. Hall Of Records, within
avs from tho date of this netice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assossors.
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Bureau Of Assessments Street rtment, Ssptsm-
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DAsSDN0ERS - CALIFORNIA ARE REsPRcTTULr
~ informed tat ths Elephant Hsuss this Cruces rssA
segar BE- found h ths Market snd ssrs The asos
nsdaons fog les6as - passengers crossing the isthns
KNAPP 4 NORRIS.
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no LEAD DEALERs--sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
Be received a. tse ofes q ths Crson Aqusduot Depart
newt rstsnda Park until Thursday tho 9Th day Of Oct.i
liza at II o'clock NJ fer tweuty ave tons Of pig load Pre-
pssar will state the price psr separately fer ss spanish
Gaeas lead be delivered withis I've
opening Of the proposals 70 he nade the
Of rejecting all the proposals II deemed adverse the
public interest kauk Ss Or estimate In accordance with
the ordinances Of te Common COUNSEL be had sppn
cation NJ this ofise.
THHo. r. DRPoREsr. Astag President
A. ". CRAVEN Engineer.
Ores Trojan Aaw~dsot Dspsrtmsas. SAINT y. rs6x
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY, sc.


GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES DIAMONDS, AND
VI jewsry.-GEO e. ALLEN, Importer. No. IL Wall
street, pear Broadway. second floor
JULES JuR6ESsEN wAToHEs,
Warranted perfect tiro keepers, $50 70 $50
Duplex aud levers from ................ i25 rs
INDEPENDENT SECOND
AndFquarter second watches for timing LBS TO $50
cHRoNoNErEss.
Splendid pocket chronomesers, perfect time
keeporr.. 10 TO 80
Eight DAY WATCHES,
Which eight days with winding. l0to LIS
ENAMEL wATCHEs
For ladies' some In hunting ......... 50 to 100
DIAMOND WATCHES,
For ladies' some In agile cases .......... 80 800
WATCHES,
which change into three different watches
WATCHES
And turn the hands without koy Is 70 l4J
KINDS WATCHES yyRy
Fine gold epns watches, four holes jewoiied 81
Fine gold detached levers.
Celia enamciled watches fer the ladies' .......... IS
Geld Fin glish patent levers. %
Gold I'm lish patent levers, hunting ,ssss IS
Silver patent levers as los no.
Silver detached levers as low "a
Diamond earrings pins bracelets hngor rings and
for sale Mt much lees than the usual prices
All kinds Of geld chains gold wedding rings gold Keys
gold and pencils n.l silver tMmbcs,
bra celcts breast pins cuff pins 'Ucet. rod .i
silver srsoaoes. gold tothposs otaE enateian clahs.
NC
Sterling silver spoons eups forks knives napkin rings,
iruit riyes, Wedding cake kDives, &C.
to Lttp good tine or Inc money returned.
All kinds II watches nsd clocks cleaned and repaired
the mrch less tn the usual pruos
a. - riar Ncrlntcu, nnQ warranted.
acies by NAH or express to all parts the United
States free Or charge.
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TOE LIvERP0oI-UNiTED sTATEs NAIL srIAn-
a.sSp win depart wh United slasss nails Ter e.
rope psdivsy on Saturday, October u. - u ssssk NJ
having for .ssaaee a.d
street requested TO be en- board It NIX III
The steamship Atlantic will succeed the Baltic san o.
tober ~.
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70 q
s:d.ss. iss isssss '.:''ssss:
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA srEAxs1IP COMPANY.
s.n Sss c...
Tntsd slate. Navy u. =. i.r y: .!:y: port: Moas.y
~ s;,i; !:
iii =:
s:::ivs! ). sailing s.y: ssPs:r: iii:
s : .dn :: ssss {. IL :s:
Havana H VIM
BTh; ..w .tssDshiP nov on the stocks will take her
AxD
csps.n Gso r. sehsael viii leave on wsdasdsy October
from pier Ss sA sNSfss 1l'i GRILL No. Broadway
EoR SAVANNAH REDucEp-THE NEW
sSd SD. wnsS e. n,sa ss,s..
osssS
hip entirely new speed strength, and every
r.
W. ssss: iis: Il
NJ &11 Nsrth wharves; in Savannah, c. A. L. LAMAR.
4 ship WILLIAM FEM. j. sh.ria.n, commander. /.
w .ai
:sui 'r H. .ss .ssns
@ Ts "a Hl,s
Penn w form regular weekly line between this port and
AND s.ss,
UNION, Adams Comnaader will leays pier No North
:. a
f.asvse 70 jaeSsSaSiis ISL; 70 Pi.ssa SIS '
:ss Ss$ah7
asiars y the first cabin and found IN superior hotel STYLE
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ION NOTICR.-PUBLIC NOTICE is HERE.
ITO ths owner or owners, occupant or occupants
s,nd lots. improved or uninprovsd lands. affect
81 khs following assessments have been oon-
kAssessors, and are lodged in tne ofaao Of the
,-essmenN for examination by all persons In.
For building q sowsr Ia Third avenue, from
To Twenty seventh street. The limits embraced
Itmonts In siuds all the several housed snd let's
: lots, piecss and rsrcels " land, situated On
|.of Third avenue, from Twenty sixth street to
N . inshss north from Twslty seventh street,
Firth side eli Twenty seventh street east to
IL 4 inches from Third avenae. All persons
8 are affected by th- shove nsmed assessments.
|saent their objections In writing, ~ the ulder.
liz Office, No. 4 Hall oil Records, within tnirty
date Of this anics.
WILLIAM GAGE,
n CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL.)
,su Of Assessments, Street Department, Oct. 8
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IlfISBNENTs RENgWHD EVERY DAY.
SEE THIRD AND FIFTH PAGES.


IPoRAT1.,N NoTICE-PUBLIc NOTICE IS HERB.
cvsss I'D iots. improved or unmprovsd lands, AFFECT
ssny. that the fso wing assessments had been com
81 the Asssssors and Ae lodged in the office Of the
Ma For building sewer In Thirty second street.
ADDISON avenue to near Fourth svsn1e The limits em
Of ground vacant lots pieces and PARCELS Of land
on both sides Of Thirty second street, from Ssasos
tn avenues All persons, whose interests are ansssa
above named assessments and who opposed 20 tne
either OF them, requested to present their oS)sc
" writing, TO thu undersigned, At their once No.
Records, within thirty days from the date OF this
III WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, }Assessers
CHARLES McNIELL
z, Bureau Of Assessments, Street. Department, Sept
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CORPORATION MOTIONS.


NORPORATlON NOTiCE-PUBLiC NOTICE - HERE
~ BY gvsn Ia the owner or owners occupant or seeupsa
all houses improved unim lands affected
thereby that hs following have bees completed
Assessments for examsANon BY al persons ntsres = t.
For building Thompson street. between Brooms
Blocker streets; Spring street, tween Thorn
Greene Streets In Prince street. between Thompson and
Greene streets The limits embraced BY such Assessment
include all the several houses and lots Of ground
pieces and parcels OF land situated both sides
sides Of Spring street between Sullivan and Greene streets;
both sides Of Prince street, between Ivan no .
reefs on tie southerly corner of Thompson ",ste~
streets on both sides Of Houston street Laurs.s
and sullivan Streets the side Of Sullivan street. be-
tween Houston street and int thirty nine feet
south Of Prince street on both sides Of Laurens street
tween Spring and Houston streets; the
ter street between Spring and Houston streets; an
west side Of Greene street. between Spring Prince streets
All persons whose interests affected named
and who opposed 70 the either Of
them requested to their in writing
ths At their office No. Hall Of Records
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, : Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL, }
Omce Bureau Of Assessments Street Depart nent Oct
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CTREEr DEPARTMENT., NO. 3, HALL OF REC0RDS-
- Sealed proposals will hs received at this office until
Monday, 0ctober @ to regulate Seventy ninth street,
frcn Tenth T. Broadway Specifications 70 DO had
application to the Contrast clerk Of ths department.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissioner
nharl
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a, slr nLG upwards and cartmen Friday, l4th do.
Persons desiring Licenses will apply after FIRST Of
fovcsLer Tho numbers must be newly painted each
side carts according to law and the carts brought
The south side Of Chambers street. opposite the City Hail.
whore they will he inspected and the old license after bea
First Marshal for renewal. Carmep particularly re-
quesed to Apply the days designated above for their
spcctye Lumhers Ii is not lawful To licenses after
tie last day If October The attention all
nsng baggage other vehicles
for TIE transportation Of articles from place ~ place within
tie city is directed TO the following from the ord
Sec Livery cart, truck dray, ether vshicl
drawn by horses other animals which shall
be kept used riyeR employed for the
OF anything whatsoever from place ~ place
within the city Of New York for hire pay for
such transportation shall hs deemed public withia
ss keep, drive employ such public
without sr obtaining license therefor from the Mayer Of
said city IS hereinafter saod. shall be deesod guilty Of
violation VI this ordnance and subject to no exceed
ip dollars, prsonment not exceeding ten days for
every otonce.
See. 2 II shall not be lawful for any per-
to receive or to hold ceTAs 10 keep public car
lie public carmaN, unless he be citizon Of the United
States and has family and resides with s Sanity said
city not having family shall have resided himself
therein during tbs six months preceding ant is tho sctnal
he kept public and the may
under oath all persons applying for holding such IL
the thereof touching their qualifications
and al Licenses other persons qualified
shali be void.
BY order Of his Honor the Mayor.
GEORGE c. GLAsIER, First Marsha.
Mayors once, September 10, 1889.
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ii
TON NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERR
u, TO the owner or owners, occupant or occupants
and lots, improve anim proved lands, affect
shat the following ssssssrnents have bees com
,s Assessors, and are lodged In the ONCE Of the
sessrnsIts for sAamin alton by all persons inter-
ffor building sewer in Eighteenth street, from
Eisnus W Hudson river. Tie liaits embraced by
hi loss, pieces and parcels OF land, situated on
81 Eighteenth strsst, from seventh avenue 10 the
ii; ON the east side Of 1hrtssuth avenue ~ feet ~
and south FROM Eighteenth street ION both sides
EAvsnus, ~ feet north aud south from Eixhtsen<h
IN the west eide u Tenth avenue, ~ feet norsh
|sn Eightsshtn street. All Parsons, whose inter-
cd BY the ubovs named Adjustments, and who
% the same, either Of them, are requested TO
Il objections, in writing, 30 the undersigned, at
Ii .. Hail Of Records, within thirty days from
liis notice.
S S S;s;1is Z saSSsS.aB,q;r, Assessors.
yau Of Assessments, Street Department, Oct. 3.
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IN the house go cents Private Boxes S..
Doors open At Z; TO eontmsnce at o'clock
TUESDAY EvFNFo OcTogER4
TIE WONDERFUL RAvELS, AND
FIRST APPEARANCE OF MILE YCRA HIAl
The celebrated Russian Danseuss Of the ThsakxU
St Petersburg and Moscow which occasion wiz b -
formed the ballet Of -
PAQUITA,
Composed by Paul Foucher and Naxliers music b. d.
dsver produced with and magnificent costur.Hg
=
Lueien -. Paul Brllani InigO Francois Rave2
Don Lopez. Jerome Rave vsAssusa, "A nsoine Kassl
Anna . 80. .Miii. Droust Bella :. H;dla Dusy bsssi
TO '0s %fpN xlsh Or n, AND REALITY
Characters by tho wonderful RAVELS
Wednesday--ITk LIAM OPERA NIGHT
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er'ul steamship will sail for the above port
Saturday Passage money $50 for FIRST class
provisions and stewards fee included but without win.
st moderate rates Apply to Z. CUNARD, No. Bowling
Green.
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TULLIEN's CONCERTS
METRO 'OLIIAN BALI.
LAST WEEK GUT TWO IN NEW YORK.
On honaas evening, uct"hnrs IH52,
Overture" Anacreon," (hrst time chsr,Ss.s
Quad<ille- The Californian" (arst tnle,) JvlIs0
symphcsny." Day in the Cenat,y". H. Fly
M'dlls Anna Zerr.
valse-"L La Prima Donna'. Ju,aSs~
LAST night but four)
Sslo-Contra Basso Themes from Rossjnis Opera
Of" William TOLL" Cirst time ~ =. Bottessni
Siguor tesiai.
Quadrille National, nwenty tme, ........ Jull3ea
THE AMERICAN
Grand operae Selection t and Fantasia, from Mozarts
Arranged by IL. Julien. tFirst tme.)
Alpine Melody" Forget Ne Metz. ......... Chas asas
N die Anna Zerr.
Solo-Cernet-n Piston, (irst tim. y. .DouixSs4a
Herr kuuig
Tarantea" The Tarnnella dc Belphegor" Roch Albert
Duo for two Volins--tNew, srst tine) Molten
The Brothers Moileuhauers.
Galop-" The Atlantic Qast time,). julien
AamMsioh. Fifty CenN
Tie Secured Seats will be numbered and reserved thr usb
he evening andcan be pnrohssed during day the
SIC storcsof s. c. Jollie, 30 Broadva ; all So an
Broadway, and Van Norden King, d Wall street, he
evening ut tho hall
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THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Inspector.
City inspectors Department, New York, Sept 80 1888.

NOTICE TO CARTNEN TO RENEW THEIR L.
~ cesscs-Ths ordinance Cor licensing and regulating
pre the last day Of October in each year renewable
vous to that time applied for at such time bs APP
pointed by tie Mayor Notice is hereby given, that renewals
u licenses keep public and be public oartmsn,
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MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND INTERMEDIATE
M ftati,ns.-fare dollar 10 AlauyMsals served gu
buurd.-Ile splendid steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Cart H. Van Wart will leave the pier
Of Jay street third pier above Chambers street. every Mon
day, Nodp esday and Friday, at clock, A. NJ arrive
MAlbnny IN time for tho trains going East West Return
ing leaves Albany Tuesd9Y Thursday, AID saturday
att o'clock. A ~ N BThis boat Touches Yonkers ga
each passage For further particulars inquire Of PuR
Dl, foot of Jay street.
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".
In order insure perfectly fair and satisfactory
tition Of the property Mr. Perham that share
holders shall meet together suitable place the
of New York, Monday evening November H. sooner II
all the tickets Sold due notice Of which will be gven
and select from their number committee, under whose
peryision TN distribution will take place This committee
will bs subject to the instructions of the SHAREHOLDER
will distribute tic gifts them In such wayetAer by
lot othcruiseas the shareholders determine
Tickets fer sale nj the Office Chinese Assembly Rooms
"a. H. TO 10 daily y, she music publishing and
yiano OF Horace Waters aS Broadway and 1T tho
principal hotels and music stores.
orders for tickets by letter should be addressed
Of tke following persons JOSIAH PERHAM Chinese A
.embiy Rooms, sSg Broadway, MN YORK; JAMES FAR
SELBY Maryland Institute. Baltimore. Nd.
Exhibitions every after and evening, and tx
O'Clock Tickets Tor single admission % ceng children
nm
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L,oR KEYPORT FROM THE FOOT OF MURRAY
street.-The steamboat JOHN HART leaves daily. gsun
days sxcepsd at o'clock A. NJ and the steamboat Key
PORT Mt So o'clock, r. NJ The usual stages
ton with the above boats.
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Mr. X said II TO me, from the reading OF this
bill that provides pension for these widows from the
time that IL stopped by the OF law The ques
non will inevitably arise. whether the pension Is 10 be
given from The lime expired under the law beiofe or
iron the time OF the passage OF this act think that
ought TO be made clear than il is have objections
great obleconsto voting against any pension, especially
iof widows But there are. and always have been great
mschies growing out OF this system. Ii has brought
round this Capitol an immense number OF agents who
manage to get The larger portion OF the pensions grant,
and still keep up continual nuisance before Congress
IL seems TO me that this bill is not clear enough.
SENATOR Move an amendment.
Mr.. RUsk. have no, mad time to prepare one
Mr. BORLAND. | would be perfectly willing to see
this bill amended 10 the object OF the honor
able senator from Texas, [Mr Rusg But really do
not understand the D II reads, to bear the con-
strucon which he supposes may be given 10 it,
Mr.. BADGER, Lei move an adjournment. and
then there will be time to prepare amendment move
the Senate adjourn.
Mr.. BUTLER That is right.
Mr.. BORLAND. VIII the honorable senator with
draw that motion for moment in order TO have the bill
read!
MI. BADGER Ceriainy will do so with pleasure,
but before the reading OF the bill had been commenced
Mr.. BUTLER said: renew the motion to adjourn |
entirely confident that the last clause of the amend
ment OF the honorable senator from Maine Mr. HAM
LINZ will have the effect to give the widow pension
from the year 1884, the time when the other law affected
the matter Ii must necessarily be l speak with
great confidence for noticed particularly the language
OF the amendment.
The question being then taken upon the motion TO ad
iouIn, il was agreed TO;
And the Senate adjourned accordingly
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