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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.
Brooklyn Navy Yard Employees Dis


Brooklyn Navy Yard Employees Dis
charged.
There were several hundred men discharged
from the several departments OF labor at the
Brooklyn Navy Yard on Tuesday and last evening
In accordance with instructions received from
Washington to reduce expenses to the lowest pos.
sible degree. Further reduction Of the working
force will be made during the week, and the thin
ming out process will be continued until there are
only LOCO men left. This force will be barely SUI.
dcient to keep the yard open and the machinery
In order. The men who have thus summary been
turred adrlft from the ranks Of labor to swell
the heavy columns OF the army OF unemployed are
for the most part married and have families.
They naturally complain bitterly against the action
OF the federal government in discharginn them
during the most Indictment season oil the year. and
In an epoch, too, when employment Is impossible
for all. The government cannot certainly claim
excuse for tins course upon the basis OF having
that there is ample work In the Brooklyn Navy
Yard to occupy 1000 men, with the best
hence On lie rosna sss
steam sl0Opo war Colossus, the Java and the New
York. They should be either completed or taken
less than $1,000, 900 was expended upon them when
Congress ordered work TO be stopped. They now
bungling ineHicency Of national legislation upon
all that appertans to the navy. At the cob dock
lies the sloop-Ofwar Delaware, which should either
be sold and hauled out, OF the way or be reftted.
There too Is the soOp-ofwar Susquehanna, which
q few years ago was ordered to be rebuilt. Her
planking was taken of and having progressed so
far she was moored by the DOCK where she now
lies skeleton hulk, to the annoyance OF those who
remember her as splendid vessel. There is o
new soop building, which cannot be finished be-
fore August. The Swatara viii not be ready before
June. Repairs are needed on the Florida and
Minnesota. New quarters are Sadly needed for the
better shelter OF the seamen and marines on the
cob dock. Tie entire area OF the yard requires re-
paving, and work in every department is plenty.
II will therefore be observed that the government
In discharging the poor workmen from useful occu-
patton in mid-winJer on this station, cannot boast
shadow OF excuse. and the policy Is questionable
under the circumstances - I'7l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
STARVED TO DEATH.

In the case OF Mrs. Sarah Abingdon, the poor
woman, sixty-tvo years Of age, who was found
dead In the filthy garrett OF premises No. IL Thomp
son street. on Monday last DR.. Shine made a post
norton examination on the body at the M0rgue
Deceased was feariully emaciated, there being but
little flesh on her bones and no food OF any descrp
ton In her stomach. In the opinion OF the doctor
Mrs. Abingdon died from starvation, the autopsy
showing no disease whatever SUFFICIENT to cause
death
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.

About half-past two O'Clock yesterday morning
Edward Walsh, q single man. forty-sx years Of
age and native OF Ireland. accidentally fell into
the dock at pier IS East River, and notwithstand-
ing an Offcer, who heard the screams for assist
ance ran to the spot death ensued before the un.
fortunate man could be rescued from the water
The body was taken to the residence OF deceased's
brother 600 Grand street. Mr.. Walsh had lust beer
appointed MEMBER OF the Fire Department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE.

are broke out yesterday on the first floor OF
No. 400 Third avenue that caused damage OF
$500. A. s. Welsh who occupied the ground
noor as an oyster saloon, suffered loss Of $1,000.
insured, The property of the Second Baptist
church. on the second nOor was injured to the
extent of $500. John Schubert, VINO lived in the
third suffered loss to his furniture OF $500. The
building was injured to the extent of $500. In
sured for $1,000. Fire Marshal Sheldon will hold
an Investigation to-day. ti'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
SUICIDE OF A LUNATIC.

Some days ago Thomas Walsh, forty years OF age
and born In Ireland. while In partially deranged
state of mind leaped from second story window,
corner OF Fifty-second street and Second avenue.
and, after falling to the pavement cut his throat
with knife he had with him. Walsh was found
bleeding IN a doorway and taken to Bellevue Hos
pital, where he died on Tuesday night Coroner
EickhOf was nOtined to hold an INQUEST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
THOSE CUBAN DIAMONDS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
notice appearing In your columns last week
causes many inquiries to be made OF US, both per-
sonal and by mail asking for tickets for the lottery
sale OF diamonds for the Cuban cause. As we
neither have such diamonds nor know anything
about the sale, we beg you TO make some suniclent
correction OF the statement, and oblge yours
truly, TIFFANY q co,
JANUARY q, 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22

Early yesterday morning two story frame
Mansard roof house In Harrison, N. j., owned by
Mr.. John Koab, caught ere and was RACED to the
ground, the Koab family barely escaping being
roasted alive But for the fortunate Keen olfac
tory nerves OF Mrs. Koab, who scented the nre
while she was In bed, another Stiner calamity
would have to be recorded, probably. The family
consisted OF eight persons. The loss is from
SIS, 600 to $50, 600; insurance in American Mutual
and Germania, OF Newark, $4,000,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
PHILADELPHIA POLITICS,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. q, Ii

.rI SIT .rOg.Ig PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81 1874.
The democrats to-day nominated the following
straight out city ticket:-For Mayor, Captain
james 8. Biddle; City solicitor Charles II. Jones;
Receiver OF Taxes, Charles 8. Gray.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
NATIONAL PUBLIC WORKS.

Expenditures OF tho United States Cow
ernment for Works OF Improvement
I'm Each state or Territory from 1865
10 1873. lr f... f r.,.
WASHINGTON Jan. q, 1874
The following IL q statement showing the
amounts expended by the United States for the
various public WORKS OF the government in each
State and Territory Of the Union from June 80,
1865, TO June 90, 1873 together with the expendi-
lures OF the United States in AID Of the construction
OF canals, railroads and wagon roads from 1889 to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
AMERICAN VS.. ENGLISH RIDING.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In answer to letter with the signature OF L.,
Colonel Bracket, believe, makes no mention Of
himself as being good rider, but simply that the
English cavalry are not as a rule good riders. The
challenge, think, Is unfair, though the Colonel
may accept It, and the chances are the Englishman
might get beaten. Allow me to suggest that the
Colonel select an American cavalryman to contest
the two races with Mr.. l., and think the latter
VIII be left In the lurch. II Mr.. j. has been iox-
hunter he may probably beat the American IN gal
Looping over Tour mile race OF far hunting ground.
II may not be necessary Tor cavaryman 10 Jump
q ditch, gate six-iOot hedge, but let him take
the 100 miles rum and then would bet on the
American. However well taught ana 10 constant
practice the American cavalry are, yet ! think II
colonel Brackett had ever Witnessed the riding
and man9uvring OF the Enniskilen Dragons he
would be apt to change TO some extent mis- 0pin-
ION. and declare the hOrsemanship OF the Dragons
to be very excellent. GEORGE WADE.
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No. 10 BERGEN STREET, BROOKLYN.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
In your Issue OF the Goth inst. observe tnat
&c. W." expresses his opinion and says that he
quite agrees with Colonel Bracket a. regards
american vs. English Cavalry" Now will
either Of the above parties kindly give us an ipci-
dent in which the American cavalry displayed
their great superior horsemanship. or win the
gallant Colonel accept the challenge which has
been offered to him to show his American horse
&c. WI says he would like to see she two dineYent
nations cavalry meet; but would that display
their horsemanship and II IL did would &C. VIZ
accept OF q "mount" to display hisf Nearly every
one IL aware that the English gentlemen and ladies'
are about the most daring Of the present day.
Any one who has seen q steepie chase or fox
hunt In England can testify to the pluck and style
exhibited by English riders; and still English
jockeys are. without exception, the best OF then
stamp on the globe. Maidment, dare say, il 40
knowledged the best ',jock" OF the day. Your
respectIulv. W. J. MORRISON.
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HENRY A. HuRLBur.
GEORGE STARR. T f. M
DANIKL MAUJER.
GEORGE J. rS6T RREsT'
WILLIAM =. HAvRMEYER
Mayor q the City Of New York.
P5ssdIs s%S e tbe kIl;h 1Fn%sJsnt Society

PrenOent 0l Lne GERMAN society,"
the undersigned copcurs In all Of the foregoing report
except that which refers TO the recommendation to give
To The of the Irish Emgrant Society and Ger.
man society the right vote on aii qnesons before the
Hoard EDMUND STKPHENSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-22
A CITY OF LIQUID MUD.

Totals ..$lO3, SOL SO4 7 1853 S207
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-31

RsAap .erv nm n. opp. p. o. Depe
pIss se pe s.s S srs;:snff . Ss:
PMOTO6kAPH 6ALlkRHx4.
Es 8 2 ssss "a ''s
ys5 Apps IoT g g SALla.I % p az, ave
spssi.l .sss.siGn : sivss e copyaf 49,.
,Is Z aS5 ss. &
leth Sta, Praetieal Plumber and Steam and Gas
n n,,ssrs, and wholes.le sad retan Deslers ie ~
very iarfe and sesecf stccf eoS6,tsnsiy on Sssd
az useful novelties received q soSa q o1fi
Eromp,s f0% sisy g soSntZ fcr xS,s g soea'
f.D1iS. Fisms, 81 ~. ri s. Sc INV
P1IHIIM0 OFFICES.
bEx1psiTx sHn1sS. ~. Up. a.. bet ~ { Nh.
PRODUCE AND P1OvIsIONs. n
sHoo1 4 EioaILslse... NV: coy. Nh asdh 's''
MOUSE MIppL TToN. saS 18th s. op. Treas. Dept.
NAuRY & BRoTHER, ifsH street z ".
Dsin4DAvIDsoN, Ply nj :A'ss g.. An'''h'
'ohs MhseKhs' istn a.; ~. :. a.sss An' 2 ~
SCHOOL, A1D SOnA.ke
and [ streets northwest. AtientioS Of PARENT
stere theil tsiidien and Wsvds Ny receive :
hasss ls1sssse ORD ss
wAsHixsToS frsiSssS colIros, cor. IN and I,
SEWING HACHINEs. :
s.sss sSs 4; 81 sss AZ
rs vines. "a hssss:s Tsnsink q ~ loeS:
sassie ana i ihsH ~ LIZ ASvS n0
!, !; 4: e S. s.. me- kssss r no,,
0HKRT FACTORIES. I'D - =,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-31
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
THoA Z WA00A1GAN, -
REAL EiAH maker And AUCflgNEM
Hos 6l0 0Bv1HHH STREET.
Oppooits Rose O0es Dspartme-t.

So WAsH1EofoN CIT, d. c., JAM T. 1879
eIl: II gives ne pleasure 70 Be able to inform you
that my Once No. M seventh street northwest ~
for the traSsaeticn 81 my BIZ sfnsss Which vii u
my previous eaorts ,--.-.
properly e Rsa,sie s$ss, nd $500. nu%sross
hne saas2.l f.eilitiSs sss sssfed ny slis.ts . %
Nd their sati@l.etlen 9 e the manner n TkieA
their business hes been conducted. D - -
ABAuctton0er or Real Estate II have great hHDill.
TIA iron the fsee TIT TIE nries neaa
fbslation md dirsss ths aesentisp or paRti6 dl1-
Ing 70 make purchases to those sales
% nrol:s' zeal ~ q &c. Var. .. real s.t.se
prcpsrfy, md ~ SSfiss i ssesionesr and ~
;sSSns p sSs sr.s y:.ss q :aes fos Is -, 8
ass. 81 8. 81 q Ss:s:s:s sss sss:as sQsssd
i9EtSn Z linised e tsk pa ss.s1n, Me- ss1t,3
s .:sS fs: g ssS sas g: :. = ~
nofe edva1fA0eeue D11nss, q hFN61mont tSaSr
ssss ~ ssSesss fSSi 81 49,; Ss xh n
e esss e sss?:ss'ss z ss :: g
'fISss 5sKsS5sn IxHossf. WAd6AAAI. :,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-31
RY EOWIN ,. SWEET, - - y =
- Real =, tsts Broker and Auctisseer, r..
No. III Seventh street, opposite o. 9. Post onee.-
TRTsTEEs, sALE q yALTAsLE LOT ON
X1ESsra BErwEEN L AND n STREETS

.B6 virtue Of . deed q trust dated sepseneer q,
e ::S one Of sas Lend as:erds fSs ths county q
s ss .e9.sss Of me party ses.red thereby. Es VIM
lRSLDA,Y, April 70 Iss%. q o,slo,f a., The
q Wa:hinston, District % cciambIa, % Wit: An
that piece o. parcel Of ground Known anil de- csibed
=: part q lot nnumSeIsd eleven, Gi,l e .sa.re
on the ground plan Or plat q ala ely. BeEnnlng
for the same twenty-five GU feet north from Tie
southwest corner Of said lot eicyen, I,) and Iuu-
ming thence north twenty CO., feet four ~ inches
along the line Of Eighth street west thence west
ninety 60 feet iou. tD inehes thence south
beginning, together with tho Improvement. :
Terms /: b, 90 with Interest 4 10 Pct cent. from
September II, ls9, TO day Of sale, and expenses Of
ale in cash bai.nce as slI and twelve months, for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing Interest
from the day Of sale, and :ecuredt - deed Of trust
on the property sold, will b. taken. A deposit Of
poo VII be required on day OF sale. All convey
Ing at expense Of the purchaser. IL terms OF sale
are net complied with In soven days the Trustees
reserve IN. TO resai the properly 3t the risk
and cost OF the defaultlug purchaser, atcr days
advertisement in SOME ONE more new pareS
published in Warrington city, D. C.
BkAINARO II. WARNER,l r...
GEORGE W. sTICkNEY. Itustees'
m4r3eWWf&d1 Auctionccf.
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DYE. II. WARNKR,
- Real 1ststs Broker and Auctioneer,
FEDERAL Bu1ldinEo, corner seventh and sts. n. "

ID Rsai Hststs Broker and Auedonesr,
FEDERAL Bnildinxs, corner Seventh and sts. NV.
vAkgABkE gy1LpINa LOT Iol SALE AT
sS$SSHa rssSSSaS5 Il ZEE Ell
!, SP s !. x, $3.50, :. selss e. :, IN:
8 . s:Ss !;sSsS '.'. Inches :,
mar, s,s.s a. ls::.,g c0rDy s.i..s...
DY LArINER = CLEARY.
- A1ctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
s..r and
sAtH * X 4kH HlssF
trict or Cclsmba in the esss Of Hosstos vs.. Hines
pubic .G:.,OS, on S6NpS9 AP
Y tent ne Of ss
Pennsyly.ni. Venue end TXentisth street yest,
IKE ss
pelts Of lot NJ, and lot No. . in squ No. ma
N II & S sss sssss on -
wanna avenue, and bounded on the east BY straight
e S ss :n' di s sss
ae:s Sai Of sHs
streets west. the west part Of lot No. IN square
and s1s sh.s sd,s e he ey
rear OF said lot, the said premses held and
possessed BY the late David Hnes at the time Of his
death. The improvements con sist Of three-st0ry
brick dwelling -house, with the modern eonve-
Terms Of sale: One-third CASH; balance in two
equal installments, In six and twelve months, with
interest 1t p:r cent. Deferred payments 70 be
sureties 70 be approved by trustee. Two hundred
pGopery 4 Tine o. .sis All @
terms Of ale within ten days, the trustee Viii re-
C. INGLE, Trustee.
LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
. NH En- An tone
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.AUSE;RlT MASONRY.

A soon a. the nrst ffosts are felt. the musk-
r,ov n ,hs -,.s.. -. ~. .eis ING oosnes
1Iow N tne wnsef, onsn near hhss-as the root Of
and e .,ss Of food Win, With
In the nrst pl,cs thew spav on A. m. 800.
edrs = onsni,sv A. 800. sa~~ ,o =. y me Haters
small bushes osthsring this bstvssn the chin
and fore pawn, - II carryne the nassri.l IN Choir
anna thsy push 70 ~ pise, vhsrs thsv int. CO.,
usasS Hns plsee waers they have harvested
their gran andsfushss looks a. II some one had
Dewsd 10 with seyths.
AtH.v The mat ,,ss 49, h.,.~ax 1900
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-31

d No. io0, northwest sornsr Tsnth and D ssrssts.
EEICyT0R,s SALE q xALuARLE IN:
VIZ sgs ~ SssSE = so. tn
g aaCIa 4 os &: 81 800. & .e. 81:
pSsE c e Ina sSs r ss..s
fis properly -6Ssss q nj % Mistl :ssesS. and
ssHs:hai bel z ~ q isssG m Aeass Ss,ch
Ihis pfoR4Ety ives formerly occapiad BY tbs lste
4oyalE. HlJef - . Couf6ctlonsfy Store, and y
ness In the city.
Terms made Known on thu day Of sale. A dsposit
=, SUSAN A. MILLER,
Executrix Of Royl z. miller, dece.sSd.
GREEN WILLIAMS,
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RY OREEN . WILlIAI0, Aaeti0a'Fs,
- No. 1901, northwest corner Tenth and D SITS.
BANKRuPTcY-T4Es STOCK OF A NEwYoRK
TANT 70 TIE TGHDE AID FGBLIC0YER
Fla Dry MYR GOODS ~ NUc4 HS 9STMEz
BAS SIIIrr Y 60, ~ Ply u G0oDs FOODS,

At their Auction Rooms, Corner Tenth street and
Iennsylvanla avenue. commencing MONDAY,
March q, 1SH
Goods, eonsisiinG Of West Of Ensiapd, French and
German broad aud narrow WOODEN Cloths, or 81
shades and colors: French, English and Scotch
Fancy Tw:eds and c.:.imerss; T%y1psek ASsso.
GloakinEs. &C.; ALSO, Scotch, French and German
Paisly, CSshmsss. Quesnsland, Oneman, Lace md
Gee, e great y:sety sgen :: Rsch and sciersS
Aerinos, pelainss, satssn Cloths, serges, elegant
vsry rei and rs;t II IyoSs SUI veivess.
vs,ssisses - ~ Plssh sltiass. PrintS bie.ehed
.ilsiA e!ss liz q tnfIish and Amsfiesn
nee.sfy, 0leves. III te9etksr With very choi =
s5S xs,i;Tss,ssssd ssSsf 81 vslyess SSs:sl :.
A.; D.@ s ssd EettihShs% Lace f.rs.,,.:,
&C., fr0n nsdAsn % aness inpertsd; katseillei
aud TSrkish QeMts: and Sarietyof other goods toe
sale @ continue Prom day TO day until the entire
stock u alsDooeA o. The whole 70 be sold without
reseFve, in lets TO suit all. for eash.
esleo will commence daily at 10 Q. m, aud and
p. u. PAyl1-f
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maratMWF&ds
RY Z. j. SWEET, -4.-s=.s q. f-#H
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioncer,
I'll Seventh st., opp. United States Patent Once.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF TWO NEAT TwO-srORY
ING. ON THE EASTSIDE OF VERMONT AVE.
NUE. BETWEEN g AND STREETS NORTH


By virtue Of two deed. Of trust. dated February
=, A. ID. 1873 and March g. A. ID. 1s75, respectively
Only recorded IN Ii6er No. IA folio Ct see, and
Liber No. aus folio IA ct seq, of the land records
Of Washington county. In the District OF Columbia
and At The request OF the parties secured We viii
ME,Sp HsI Apsn IS ~, g so,sise. r: n:
city Of Wassintton. D; e., Known and atslensted
Walter u. Pumphrey,s recorded s1bdivision OF
square three hundred and thirty-fcui, tss4O each
lot fronting fourteen 40 feet two inches YER
mont avenie, and running through 70 Tenth poth)
Dwelling, With 2 one:story back bailding.
Terms: 600, with 10 per cent. interest from Au-
gust Z lsS to day Of sale, and expenses n saie
TEMPER 1s7a to day OF sale, on lot ~ In cash; bal
ance at sx and twelve months, for which the notes
Of the purchaser bearing interest from day Of sale
and secured By deed Of trust the properly sold,
each house q time Of sale. Al eenyeyandns e
With in seven days the trustees reserve the right
resell tho property At the risk and cost OF the de-
fAulting purchaser, after Eve days advertisement
IN some one Or more newspapers published In Wash
S Ss5iSAH p Il s1l MkAsNER, ,rru...e..
mhso-AWf&ds Z. J. SWEET, Auetioneer.
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e',xUctffoNs. sArRs.l' :

BrH =; WAeHkn, &c. Q saoi'a1
Sasa.-. t.isalsss $50 s,:sss g. , ., nv.
'5SsEsiss, AZ; s, ssRs :; "a IA Al:
q l1s s9S S.,y 1890 :. ktssF 70; g: folio
5.y :. g Sc Ell z: ~ g s.
afG ias 4 r. s: & e 3 ses e e
Z ea sss az y q
s,fht %: ..d "a e Si1! fiss sso:t z
.sss e: shsi ~ i. e - e 81 IL, e
q sd lot, and ali 81 "a los heise IN Starr ssd
nsseelcs Fseords1 slbdtytsloa e eqSan Numbered
three handred and I've tx2 tesssar With ~ In
Tsrns Of ale: One bird cash; balance Il slx 20,
twelve (nl eaa e1enteea tel ncathe, VIII int.reSs
sa 81 = ] q ss g e.s:r; e 3:
Sspes.s q o. k..sssa Sesisn sers shs. Properly
% soId. All eoavsyadeing g cost 81 psrshsssf. II
terDe e ~ 40 net eo2lied viii h ssvsn days,
the Trustees. reeefy1ng ths Hght - sch The
sSs ~ g: rs ~ s,s e. e se 1:
es e nSss pss'''h'd IN Ne eisy Of
s sia 6hx1EB I. Fsssss4 Trustees.
nh2-SIu1h&ds lCFiticl Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-31
RHEJ =; SWEET. s-s
81 Seventh street, opp. United States Patent OAoa
ThUsTEEs SALE OF TWO NEAT TWO-sTORY
ERAnE DWELLlNGS WITH BACK BUILD
INGS ON THE EAST SIDE OF VERMONT AV.

WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of two deeds Of trust both Dated Feb 4.
AID. IUs, duly recorded In Libef No. ia folio n
g SEQ, and folio IL seq, oneof the lsud records
fer S the eoenty q W..a!nSto.. Rs.!ist q CSaa.-
o.. We WIN cell g public snesion. N no.t Of The
pfemises ON WEDNESDAY, Apfn IS lsA at
slteste i the city Of Nsshinston, B. G., fsovl
md desgnated ae lots n1mesfed axtesn QO and
ssysntssa u1l in Walter 4: Pumphrey's rse9rded
thirty-fosr lo. each lot fronting fourteen O feet
two 90 inches on Vermont avenue, and running
through to Tenth (l0th) street west, and Improved
BY tWo-stofy name dwelling with one story back
Tsrn!: -. With 70 per cant. interest ftom An
gu9t r. MA 70 day Of sale, and expenses OF sale IN
months, for which he notes Of the parshsssr or
sseMsd 81 S.sd q tTSss % tss P.srs.sy ID WI
deposit u time Of ssle. An eonveyaneing st par
ehaser's cost. II terDa OF sale are not COMPLIED
with In seven days the trustees reserve the ret
resell the propsSty at tho risk and eost Of de de-
faulting purchaser purchasers AFTER Ave dayS' ad-
yertisement IN so1s one o. more nswipapers pub
'''''' y S ss5Sas;1 ~ %ShEEn, Trustees.
3. Tu.I HAd1 II. y. 9WEET. Aue~P
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mh7 Major and c. s..
pROPOsAI.s FOR SUPPLIES.
OFFICE PURcHA srHe AND Dsror G. g..

OFFICE PUkcHABIH9 AND DHfof g. g.,
Sealed proposals., in duplicate. will be received
untnn o'el3ck,S z. m: on tn tuesday,, the3d day Of
April, liza for farniihiag the subsistence Depsrt.
me9S United state. Army, t9s following stores de-
ivefed % the United Etatfs Subsistence Store
4ouse In OMAHA or at the usual place Of delivery In
chicago Or st. Louis by the 18th day Of April. Is7A
o, 800 poends Of Bacon, clean sidse, In gunnies;
g 20 pounds q Beans-. choice white, hand picked,
possds q Geiss, Gree. Rio. d double s.eis; Eso9
+ Sssfes; 10 1pcSSds Of dsndles, il-
weight dxee or elkhts, En- boxes sffspfed; 4aAo
Iouhde Of eosph hard and dry, me- from sdultera.
grain. clean and drS, n 6righf balfris full head
nnsd; l,0eo pounds Of ground Black Pepper.
The quantities named above % be increased or
diminshed according 70 the wants Of the service at
the date Of openine the bids.
Proposals. for delivery at Omaha muss b addressed
.ss Ssslssisy: i sSr Ss!sSs :sss. fosis %
Bidders must sddrsss their bids to the connissasy
on duty where they propose TO deliver the stores.
Cooperaee must be or the best kind, and every
package must b in 1Ist-rate shipping order. 40
tual tare at time Of delivery 10 required.
samples, except Of bacon, must accompany propo.
sAls. and BE rstrred to thersin-feight ON samples
Propossis Wi be received subject to the usual
Blank pfoposaiS and furtSSr information win Be
ric, named. JOHN r, HAWKINS,
NIL. tai auAE