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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
CRIMINAL.

Tn the Yorkville Police Court before Justice
Rirbv Martin Karl residing at No. 40 West Fftlo thst
charged that as ne walking In NlntaNe near flIy
tbirdst ON Monday evening" he was SET upon by auci
Hart and a number Of others, who beat MN Daily ana
hhed him of his watch and chain, valued az $40. FRAN
G King anpeared as witness for Hart aud stated that
10 oair was simply dTunken row. and that there were
over 900 peope around the men While they were ght
nc The prisoner committed 10 answer Without
bail.
AT the Jefferson Market Police Court before
I,stice COY Joln f. Glerck OF No 756 GYeenwchst APP
ycored aud made a charge against Ninslow COlWeH OF
taano from him property 10 the value OF S5 Colwel
go nmmted In default OF 81 900 bail TO answer at the
General Sessions Joseph James OF No 53s west For.
made complaint OF assault and battery aalht
Jobn Sharkey of West Thirty-ffthst., whom he said
struck him violent blow on the head Win arge Tn
vOlver ShaTkey committed in default OF sl,VVo Dali
TO answer at the General Sessions.
Officer Van Eyck arrested Hugh and John j:
Martin brothers. Monday night on suspicion N
having set their liquor store, corner Oh one
hundred and xeenth-s and Thirdave. They were ar
raigned before Justice McQuade in the Harlem fOlce
COIrt Yesterday and were held for exaInlnailoii
William Mcpherson and Henry Winters were nero 20
bail in $500 each, charge OF picking Ihe pOcket Va
simon AbrahaIns Of No. 1888 East Seventhst, III Lion
park on Monday evening. james McNalnarra was
CHARGED nv officer McDerDOt of the THIRTEEN ffechct
With assembling him in the discharge Of lls duty, ana
Alternating 10 rescue q prisoner ia Lion PARK mcNa-
mara was remanded for examination
COURT CALRNDARs-THs DAY =,
nAnBg-BKADI J. Court opens At lo OAenoAf
called at r.
II. Brady sgi. Weston. 3l.Cnll Aien 's" 'Hn"
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- 49, a, A.. Omar. ,tine CHARGES s, 96s, moro
N4l ai'' ~ olicrtpd bills
than half of Tie cargo re V nn1 be wanted tie rates
which were net liked oN dN' "% itcu ont of tho mar
bXed 50 shat thcN should MOI % ard - for carving
kct ono OF tc ''l .''.I a,d fhpy were cha gel for
beng icHor'cl 70 me Doctor was unaware of
state. lie ocl'''''
these abuses - ~ ,ou had 70 70 down to the Lower
u, III ,.,il ,.u expect Ia haze your PaSSiLe I"u'
Mr.. lhe' ..- y,n expect 10 make living yourself
out O. .5,l. o. inv had to pay the expenses OF
NJ b O.. "trar b.. Inc charges eNorhitant. AT.
the bDrt .,' ' .,f lied Ui,4 The ahsurdtics 81 TINS
Mayo. b. "-lc frrit of the legislation OF the rural
law. ar. c.i..9t,J Who nad perfect horror of
members o t'' 49, ,,tp tls city hy the Immigrants.
ycloE i'l ,',iG W. O-caf.s he had moi been be-
Stree De- i' tr. ,or me believed tnJt IL nu.-
never 0. g - 90. %. ms n had 10 be carried out
rance. I' " by .,rd that the CUilt lay not with
Nj HHiiN'. ,f folgr, powers OF the officer.
tbs it"'.. v. .,. vnf ii,cd wish a, 10 was h other
rt... i.t .' '. 80 ,I 1rrc lnr four or five
r, wE,.' ..1 d. g., hen cargo at Baltimore The
Tras..t s.a 's =, -.. M ,,Sr i'm otlcr cities To-
sil1.ri- Co. 81 .' .. o., % 6ov aeon i'm tins city. II
.. ID wan
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SHIPPING LNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw-YORK.....


CLEARED.
Steamshps-C Of Cork, Allen, Liverpool via HahI IDAHO Cut
ting Liverpool; Russia Let LIVERPOOL Aemauna Bareni Ham
burg &C Cleopatra, Phillip savagn'h D. Ie Dlv1 fli pha
4. C. sinners KNOX pbil;hai Niagara BLenan Richmond &C.
Iacony, Nichols, Philadelphia.
Barks-idena Cairns LorIol Rcniccr Wellington Babadoes
Ferile FrIser Cors Falmouth; susto sacear Gibraltar
Br-Lca Ihurl9s Correct Sieita John Armstrong LANCE ST.
kcl-Nymuh tucwl, E'emau Hay'gai J. T. Farand Colnm,
Gibraltar and Malta; Marguerite Tafacl r. Pierre Mart Thomas
Winau Morgan, Island; r. Blake Bnen 81. john n. Il.
ARRIVED.
Steamship China Macuey Liverpool June p and Queenstown &C.
Sterm'hp charleston Berry, Charleston, ml,e, &c.
steamship VI Cad, Se,U'oa, wilmington " e., naval stores
Bark Aleppo Fleming Colombo 81 DAYS. pee
Sclr Zc,la CTogrl Pensacola IS days lumber.
SER. Grown Point Perkins, Baracoa lJ dags. trht
Sclr Henry Middleton Brewer, Eeu hea 10 days fuit
Schr E,cs Bailey. Smith. Kenue'rc River DAYS ic.
C-rsbost MAJ ~ Hi1n. 0sv1 Il itcs ilGisr
Cauaboa Aslloel Wing. Mscln, OtaTa it DAYS lumbar
Ctuaihoat W. \. Travis Patio Ottawa Il days luria,r
Canalboat Jas Parker Stevens, Ottawa u dar lumber
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosToy July fAr7oi steamships VIM LaErynee from Baltimore
from Calcutta Noet from he C5 Paaascf from Liverpool
W j. stesOn from Ceniaegos bns nmo'hy FIELD from Goree
from Auna Morning from Bermuda Arrived 5h bark ST. Cloud
ForrRf Movnor JAIL Passed Baltimore ship Aunap-
Liverpool tafs u1strc, Bremen Nei0t Point
Talbot John Campbell from GARLIC; llanl from Rio Iancro Am
NJ. Num from Havana brgs Cea om Ma guez Enkra, and TX
or from RIO Jsner6 Passed cut bark st. LawIc for Denla
NEwOaLEAS Ji -Aiv,l steamship St. Louis from Sex-York
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrEEvsrows July hIhe steamship Malta from New York for
Liverpool arrived here 40 O'Clock YESTERDAY afternoon. AT we'll
The City London also from heSlorA for Liverpool arrived at 10
LovDoSDEsRY Ja 5-Tbe steamship Prassan Quebec for
Liverpool a.rYel here yeaierlly
DISASTER.
Ioypoy, July 5Aive lived to-day from Aien report thai The
ship John DR. recently ashore aai abandoned that place
Ies cars Do composed o. cotton from India not injarsd
srlrars - -1aa - " -
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SUPREME coUBT-srEc,1 TERw-KNos COUNTY.

SUPREME COCRT-SPRCIAL TERM-KINGs COUNTY
Yesterday morning Gen. Philip S. Crooke
desired obtain order I'm o. the cases ntrusted
care and 70 necessary that the order should be
issued by Judge Of the city Court judge Thompson
being OF town, the General took his papers 10 judge
Nelson and applied for the order, but Jud Nelson de-
clincd act the ground that there had been some
dispute as 10 whether he was entitled to take MS seat
on the first Monday in July or the mrs, Monday IN
January, lie thought the question had better De
settled by the supreme Court before ne com
mcncod to act. Az Gen. CroOke, and the member
of tlc bar generally, have doubted the nght on
Judge Nelson 10 take his seat the first Monday IN
July an application Immediately made 70 ms Honor
Indie Pratt situ. IA Special Term, Tor peremptOTy
based his arguments for the application or the manda
INNS ON Article OF the Constitution, and he also referred
10 te opinion of the AttOncy-General. Judge Pratt
took the paers and directed the mandnus 10 Ice ssuei
which yas done and paper OF which the following Is a
cOpy WAS served on Judge Nelson:
Az psoD or ne Si1l al the Hon. JOSEPH NELSON
.Tuigs Ofh< CiW court Of BROOKLYN: go, ~.
Hbeas You have duly elected such City Judge Of the CITY
taken the oath ~ Once and the term o
% commences and decline ami refuse to perform TIE
Of Cy Judge and especially 10 make or entertain
order proceedings the case OF " ~ IL
TYLER infant &C. against Bryan Pagan anu which complaint We nave
aiiudgei 70 he true. a., 49,. = ...t r.,,o q.
sge oo before mentioned Witness the Hon CALVIN T. Pratt one OF
ogfbs Court JoHS }. WHITs Clerk
Judge pratt is to render written opinion on the case
MS
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. JrLY 6.


Malls for hspuwal and the Soath Pache ana
,css PORT. psr steamship Rising star from er NO N IT, o'e
=, H. posi- At m. steamship u 81 IL.
Msus Rufope ard bifefl1Oi
tsba f,am pier AZ n n close the POstOhoe ~ y m SufIo
TeDarg Mail for paid on made W al Per No 50 H AH1
Al 10 80 O'Clock a. a.. 4. nd, ..s.wslin
Nal. GT Porto Plata San Domingo, bAnana &C. per ean'"p
TVLee will be senta about this dae
i3Do'' vi" w TIL RsDAY JuLI Z. .
p,.,e via oueepsoyn LAveIpO, steamship Aeppo
cnni oeE Jersey CITY close At the Post Otcs at u ~ sspP
nenary Mail for paid letters only mao up Oh Do' ''' Wy
closed At l52 p n 49,. =. ....hi, M - York foo.
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rrRsnAYs WEATHER. REPoRr-aAr.
p4SSFNGFPS 1PRJTED.

FROM LvERPooL-In steamship China, July 5Nls McByers,
Mifs Cnar hs j. Cunau Miss A. Cuaar Mis-, \ Cuuari 81 -
servau and Mr. r. A. clark Lord Woiehouse Mrs
Dwight Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Coe Mis- Mccall Mrs
Dwight ryaut NM H. Sathrn. Mrs Barker Mrs. Hay
Mr.. and M j. Reed ant child, Mrs llenninsey ard children, Gen
Car All Mira b. Ntnnge Mr. and Nh A. X. Steven
NJ Morrison and infant, Mr. and Mrs Phillips, Mrs A.
Whtncy and infant h Palm and Mesrs T. Wroughon,
John Mean, W. Bar-er Barker honan Seaeraye, j.
D. Watson Jones j. Frederick George Teal Clement Lea b. W.
h. simpson Parsons and Brown T. W Ferguson.
II. r. Richardson r. RICHARDSON b. g. johnston A. Harden, G.
Smith Oyirro1 II. M1rlcad L. " ONc A. r. whitney Dubois a.
Glackm1er f. Hitler j. H. wilson, Molsu, Milton, b.
Eugisl. Geor-e b. Shue J. Hs.rcs. A.. Wrinkle.
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THE FAREZ EXTRACTION CAsE-EsCAPE OF THE
PRISONER

PRISONER.
The case of Francois Farez, charged with
having forged three promissory notes for 22iO francs no
Canton Bcrnc, switzerland, has been suddenly termin
aed by the action OF the prisoner who escaped from the
custody the Marshal while his way from the L. s.
Court TO the TOubs. Frcz held for cXtradton by
Commissioner White the prayer OF the swiss Govern
mcnt and ordered back for another examination by
Judge Blachford when brought before him hahcas
corpus. Before the Commissioner could proceed with
the second examination Mr.. Coudrrt, counsel for the
prisoner, sued out another haheas before Judge Oh
Tu1 ina which the hearing came OF Saturday.
The judge sustained Judge Blatchfort, ordered the
examination 20 proceed, and remaHGed the prisoner. On
his way to the Tombs the prisoner told the Marshal that
he wished to change his shirt and asked the Marshal 10
accompany him to No. 60 FOTsyh-s where he said his
wife lived The Marshal consented, and they walked to-
cetlcr 10 the hOus where FaTeL received shirt from
there and entered closet for the purpose Of
putting il leaving the door partly Open Inc Marshal
seated himself close by and after waiting few moments
opened the door TO discover that the bird had nOwn Tie
closet had window opening into narrow pasSlge-way
between that and the adjoining house, and is supposed
that Farce made his exit through this passage into
yard which it led and in that way efeco his escape
yigiant search Immediately instituted, but up 10
yesterday trace OF him had been disooycred
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legal Notices.

CTATE OF WISC0NSIN-In Circnit Court Court
RAILWAY COMPANY .gsiDsi CHARLES BUTLER, e, sSIS w
tp o sd in the above entitled eaase aA eI o
sell public uetcs, sse sshes, asaeJ y & n.
Voo- In N. eit, Of Oshko=h Wnnebago County %
;h ssy ~ ns n,xt a, ten O'Clock the forenoon Of hat az
an on two kubAed ami forty sections Of land la1 eiR nS
t, e. .heof which hsv aesy oeen sail ssas
sai Judgment gantsd BY CoGsos y AID 10 he - 49,
sd an pop an Lac norhsfJ sat- hse bsins zoe as @
iS.sS h. ~ Csc.ga mi NorA RAlsay Colpaay
s, 49, m q, Ise JANIS H. HoRK, Cesas-sSa-~s
c.ss nouex Pl.saaf. A,Opss. 0sAAoss- VIZ
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THE COURTS.
COURT OF APPEALS

ALABNY, July 5-The following orders have
been made BY the Cont of Appeals sitting az Albany
Ordered That II this Court e heli 90 The Cio IN i6e C Of
Lauv 10 commence uear h lth day Of April next and continue
until NE next, with such the Court shall from
o time direct.
Orisre noticed for hearing the present term be
le7 tie Ocol viii further notice and entitled 20
heard not uOc be noticed hv either pary for hearing
such time +. .. PERRIN, CLERK COgr Of Appeals
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Npys pACRAcrs FOR TIE PRESS.

Captains pursrs this requested
deliver rackars addressed Associated Prs only
Penons Ihthg the authority OF j. w smontoa General
Agent News he JOu Of Coaer 1tass TRIBUNE,
WOrf Post 6of1faSrcidl Al rt htldts
Zg and YORKER Dsokrdi should also be delivered only 70
the
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TOLICE COMMISSIONERS.
THE FORGED MONEY-ORDER-HARR V. 8. Sc
MOUR HELD


The examination of Harry V. s. Seymour,
charged with having forged the names Of T. Young, son
a Co 10 postal for $40 95, came Oh before
Commissioner Osborn yesterday.
Edward Burke Of the firm OF T. Young, Son Co.. was
THO rt witness sworn behalf OF the Government and
testj6ed Our place OF business is at No "a Ann-st l
sign the checks Of the firm exclusively postal order
shown witnessj this il not the authorized signature
CrJsse xaniiicd-Tuis firm was the proprietor OF "a
Newspaper called The Industrial IH0tcdt0Tj know
paper there wac an agreement 70 buy IT, but u was
ne e closed the stereOtped pates nave been sO Dut
MOI Ha.-: publication % the paper nae Dtch sus-
pended. u abandoned the Office four OF nNe weeks ago.
TAe Industrial Indicator has 20 exchanges; We nave no
Office. ,, ,,,o
Eugene T. HAYS swOrn-Am Post ONCE Money order
Clerk (ordcr shOwn have that order PAID <g 20
~ gave "A check don't know " WbOi Palu IL III lne
ordinary course Of business. -
nJames avlor Special Pos Office Agent, swOrn-1 say
the money order few days before the Zstn OF june
defendant him on the 2sh OF June az my
Office be there voluntarily ~lth aIIlh9 an % -
unpleasant nature. that had evidence that ne mao
forged signature TO money order ana asked MN Ior
an "a PLANTATION; he asked what order; SAID one from
Philadelphia; ne asked me 10 stop moment, ana al,
pealed 10 the officer whether he had shown any signs Vi
gnt when requested with him; the ofcer sara no
prisoner then said You have made some vague state
ment about money order :" then showed IL 10 MN
he denied that he had signed SAID that ne had ne
ployed by named Bass editor Of The Indust1d
Indicator; that Bass had never PAID MIN any
money for ms services; that he had been AZ
sauted on account OF note which BASS
right aud title ~ The Industrial Indicator including old
debts that had received letter containing the ORDER
that he had collected the money and used himself ana
bad audited 1t 70 the business as he supposed he had
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SUPERIOR CoURT-CnAMBrRs

DecisiOns-By Judge NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
act observation-disclosures signed. Loynaz -agt Qucsada.
&c See mem. on papers in Clerks Office. C9rfen
act Naturalization denied with SO costs. see onlnOn
with Clerk OF Special Term. Croker agt. kuck-MOOn
denied with $40 costs. Won Diehlc agt Maynce-M9on
denied with $40 costs and temporary injunction dssOi| CO.
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REAL ESTATE.


NEW YORK, Tuesday, July 8, 1910.
Real estate matters are quiet 80 soon after
the Fourth Appended the sales made at Grand Park
Westchester County, Monday.
sale OF 200 lots held at Talfourd Lawn, L. L. by
the Messrs. Lawrence, Oakley Fleury From $50 to
$3.50 apiece obtained Two excursion ears on the s.
s. r. r. used to carry the buyers to the grounds.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
ratID OF neutrality-suspicious. AND RENDER
ING COMPANY.

mr. {,
BOARD OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND hINpLI'-
ING COMIANl
Do. medium, of tLe BOARD Of Heal h. yes
~ ,lc M,ti"S ol 'io DO"'" Va i'''','i' s'
''''''' '- '.'1,ar The loot Of Tbirty-cicntl
"it .f - .l ,t..t,i,.,,1aco irc1,dspo fine
ana I.'e-""s '''''' "' - M r, ,I,
N'"'l"-A ~ -, r,,rtoJ f,voraII,
Last mann, N-' ~, ~, 1I C,,.,,, had
c.m, O.. d .n argument in behalf of his clients but was
S''Ie' ny ~ cooI"itt, ,,bo
NAV hear what ,le professionals have TO say This was
dO.e. ,-., -...,-...- .--.., - o~+
TIE E'- ''i "i -'', ,,,,r ~ il,,,1,g ~, mo 49,
se'N- ." 'l IA "r 90 I'M each lG6 estimating HE
pop.t..I .. .'H 20 est r'' 4Hll fanny it' p, ~
6.tu,- i.r Gecl years previously i'm any week of the
frt two quarters the year. Tie mean temperature last
week 2 Fahrenheit, aud mas not been exceeded IA
auy week since 1855 when il reached 1875, but Tie
terp IRE u the past two weeks together cN-
ee,de. that of the two corresponding weeks IN ten years
dis l-.s--I Of which were children under TWO years;
Is frn 't t'u> o,,'.-N' 800 from y u.lE uls4SCs'
ami 'e at So. lt' Ihom ou-9,.' rom Asauc Shoierd
within loa, whom diving nom sach cause. The deaths
her than amy quarter FOR fifteen years past During
This period deere were lOi deaths nom Tclapsng fever,
% from L. FOX. Ec'apsrg fever was hrst recognized
made 60 the Board OF Health until February since then
DO Gases have been reported Of when l5y resulted la'ay
10 iu tAi, city ana 100 on Hart s iS-anu. 49,. .
TIE resolution 20 appoint SIX adillOha lnspeclors Oh
stree Cleaning was referred 70 '"e o'o'' OO-''
mttCe, with power. ~ a.. III.
Tie sire tDging lnsiceoI rPLCe ~ SI5 81 wy
between Flrty-uih and Forty-seven had Deeh
removed He complained OF me Nlo9 Anon o .T vo lI
ration ORDINANCES with reference 10 tO"-As ~sAoS anu
gaIhag- in fJIe't' . Into, +I,,+ t,o Citv
Commissioner Gry,, o1eTei Ie'oiu''ul 'lt' w =
SAINT rs Inspector INFORM an l'lS, @ tJ iii ~.
melting ANA rendering lIaJ 'A't VIII '' H0''i-' - ~
Sanitary Commit .c' ON crtltli pa, 7 . .b r.r5r
Commissioner haiII "dlteu ~ az" - IN M, r,..,
ing companies were 10 be aAo"'u 10 20 oH Ill INC mean
President Bosworh saldf they did it would be with
Out permits. ,,,,.,-.,, ~. la, ,oor, ,,,o+ f,t.
,y-,..l,>il', t1 ,.'' j, r '"'' ~ --''
Commissioner Gross said that tn subject Of fat-pelt
ing had been before the Board Tor YEAS ana ho'4ng
Lt ,,- , Win vr, and tlcH after time 1T
aion. all ti. course had been continued al intervals
without result I-Is course Was NeAau'ts 70 an CON
ccTLed. The meeting ~ the committee was cdtu Iyf
TIE purpose uI adopting some ii measures Win Ie'4-
Bucc o. tLls troublesome SuiJCcl.
Commissioner MauicIc sud there had been meetings
enough. The fltTenIgUlg companies were WORKING lu
vOls Jf the law ana he wanted the Board 10 order
them = remove at once.
Commissioner Gross thought refusing them permits
" W "a
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Of Trist Hoboken Close the Post0moe at No suppienen
tary Mail Steamship sa's at m.
Mails for Havana and the West Ipd steamship Missouri from
Pier No an r., close a, p. Steamship sails at3p m.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun ses.... 1895 sun Moon set. 2O2
Sandy Hook ~ Cows slni.. i:J Hen Gate 3.39
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Alarble ano Slide nlanic!5.
Proposals.

TREAsURY DEPARTMENT. WAH.ycl. j.. D. o. aslf B. .'l
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTORS Of =
4 sIUE-WHLEL >TEkAFErl WOOD fog kLI.F.l NA-I's
SERNCE.-eepsrI'e el.. prolslls WI 'r 'i d ila DEP
Of wood OF l os he reHg Doc 20 ec ioi 10
Pacfc Coast TO he ivDIel 90 t4l port oft Sen .a'.
Measurements Cor tgrae % Boz arru. O. Oh. aA som iiss
rule taking en -fI o1 .0l rc from rrl I NI f To ai
part Of poet. Dr. h Of bel noe AL ea om under n y
General .recse 5rs for above vess r b. furnished la,~o
application Clioa House bos.oI Aes-iosa, Philadelphia b--
and Ssn Francisco oil,
knot, for consecutive hours, vii De- .t.i rci.
Favorable erl.0 will De 20 hs ID anrnc' VIA ie
of speed gusaGt,el 81 ls Fate aIi il
The work under iic lenal 81 sn ag't
inspecting 1mlnslp Such p1 OF eihfr
laSu.s AMI specifications vii ac i,
and mus be made good hy the contractor.
40 bid VIII vessel except 0m p-rs regularly
The Department regrT,es the rel any AMI IN bid
Each hY gar1atc sn"i by re
hiier competent surety Certified 70 e rr - snol l
the 81 twenty Thousand d ars ti 10
Of Of sur bid The contract s 10
tered thn after notice gSen by h, Department i'
the. ti has '~en accepted.
HE bpi should sat. for which su,h y will BE- completed
AM b lscrei Is aforesaid g.,
mont h from To time Oi signing the c0hf WIFI A"'N' "
the completion Of tAc vessel Id, - A. -.
All propss must be- lined se4e aai iuiorei Proposals Cor Rev
Steamer and nced envelope addressed 10 secretary o. '
Tr.asur. Washington, d. &.
ilers u be 10 furnish Nh l'r Dds eA'i pen ~
elevation arrangement obtain ne bi
Psre " oe ia. ar will he required furnish acceptable
detailed specca ions before closing contrfei-
The be tu 'ccorng to American Loycs sPcalH'
w a '' GPORgR = BOUTWELL, Secretary of the Treasury.
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Juiernal Repenne.
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
NINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT

L NINTH COLLECTION DlhIhicI
STATE OF NETWORK. .x...u,
rwPtVTU EIsRrERsTB Asp TWENTY SECOND WARDS.
COLLECTORS 0FP1CB, -
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In purss.nes q Az ss nav
lsa enumerated ARTICLES for e endnf nAreh -.
spECIlL TAXES ending MAY ls'l. nn NC nns'
90 80 hsem an. md uayable viii atead personally
or by deputy receive the once Ne % "es' s
upay, rroep the z dsJ Of June 70 and DeiannS
a. ian IA Of Ju ITO between OF sa m and
nson xho shall ngieo, - paf duo BY ihfn
10 hs H,ts Aforesaid the se spsssd VII %
come liable i6e penalties prescribed b. Law, n.pmxo
Collector Eist psiret sssss Of HEWLETT
Ma. Yori yubs II. lSo
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Gilp Real Gsiale for Sale.

nor SALE-First- class HOUSES and LOIS
on tbe best streets in sewlot BrOofyn an ns
list " Farms and Country Properly 'y aD' ''A
try Properly ''ns''s' W sIsGEL CHACB Co. 70 cdars
GArS AnA TO LOAN on BOND and
an lO.OtbO MORTGAGE on Real Estate In thls e4y,
Sf""A"D' " JOUS r. CuNREY. No g. Wsllst, Room II
SI7OO TO buy no GG as9as: . College I.8ss.
s bond and Incrtsnge Apply to H. sALTOSsTALL 10
William 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-06
PosrOrucg bEpRrygSr. WASHINGTON, D. g ylne d. ~.
DROPOSALS for DEAD LETTER. IN

PROPOSALS Tor DEAD LII l EN- I'm
Il VELOPES Sealed proposals viii be received At this Defaft
ment until july 90 lO y o'clock for furnishing. darng PER- -
o two rea commencing the 10th day oAag lso EREele
b eus-ffo returning dead letter, % writer's
ganed ahd equal In quality OF paii
and manufacture SAMPLE selected by the Department ard have sl'e
printing upon General direct Ihe nss'
delivered Quantities hni such times - rqa A. .
Department in Washington G. IN good ore
strong ready free Of cost for p4eAlg A91
rate Of about 100 90 per m"nh 'ns aDa' -
estimated al ? 10000 lmorr or eS. -. - a.,
Specimens Of the Envelopes for ~heb proposals AZ @ It..,
fos proposals. may be lad Application to The ihf1
Postmaster General
No proposal eonsdsd 9nleS' offered BY
nv,lsns ami accompanied sufficient and sst'aeoy qua a
the 1gh " t'1 A hi ~ N
rs Interests q the GoyerHment riui.
and ssEcien suetcs IN ne '. o
faithful performance Of Ae coutas aeotus " s
seycaeen section Of the se OF congress approves
co1sssst
Ate A proDer adjustment Of acoounts
T Pn,e Cenra reserves y himself The right 70 snnu The CO.
& b5sv,r The same or any pbeeOf o1r- oT sale for c
nlaion ssd circumstance vii transfer 81 we contra.
o. .nStoned % .ny party wbo shall be- In the opinion q be
,pera ale fab the coalitions nsrco ua bs
. aa the also reserved 10 the Postmaster Gen
I - ,nnul he contract bis Judgment there shall s iAare
asa, thhly sny sipulafoss Of so asienyi
y ,To5 pnoa ,Ae Department envelopes Inferior 10 sample
R s be enyeopes and sele marked Proposals 700
n.,S and addresses the Trl Assas POSTMASTER
Cener,l Ofoe Department washington, u 4.
JSo. J. CREswELL. Postmaster Genenl