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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-08-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


The revised census Of the CITY of Minneapolis
shows population of 32,822.
The Northern Pacific railroad has been sold
at auction, the committee Of bondholders be.
ing the purchasers.
Notice OF trial in the 100000 libel suit OF
Ti,ton against the Brookly n Eagle and Thomas
Kinsella has been entered in the Brooklyn city
court Tor the September term.
A battle has taken place between the. Carlists
and government troops, at Areduna, at which
the Carlists were victorious, driving the AL
onsiats Oft the field with considerable slaughter
They captured number OF prisoners, besides
artillery and ammunition.
A member Of the hoard of underwriters says
the chief consideration which Influenced the
executive committee to re ommend reduc-
tion OF 20 per cent. in rates on mercantile
risks was the growing tendency Of board com.
panies to either openly practice lad faith or to
withdraw entirely from the board and begin
business Of hazardous competition and cutting
under schedule rates. The board now regards
it's action in making the reduction as foolish.
because the tendency of this competition was
to cut down the surplus Of companies so that
property was really covered only for ordinary
casualties and not for q great disaster which
might visit a city o: any time
The creditors Of the banking firm Of Turner
Bros. recently failed, have elected Jno. Cas-
rec, president Of the Irving National Bank,
rustee aud appointed a committee to act in
concert. Claims amounting to s225, 900 were
represented at the meeting.
Five Percheren or Norman stallions have
arrived here from France, for Jno. Virgin of
Illinois. They are pronounced the best stock
ever brought into this country.
It is now stated that fifty commercial corpo-
porations and trades unions will send delegates
to the Centennial Exposition at Philadel phia
to study and report upon the various objects
exhibited.
Drexel, Hayes Il Co. have redeemed $780,
GOO of Duncan, Sherman g. Co.'S letters Of
credit. These letters are arriving daily from
all parts of the continent.
The steamship Spain has arrived from Liv-
erpool with Moody and Sankey on board. As
soon ~ the ship was made fast to her
her dock, Rev. &C. Needham Of Pl,ilade lphia
offered prayer Of thanks tor the safe arrival
os the famous revivalists, in which Moody and
Sankey joined. The former goes to North
field, Mass, where he will remain for two
months. The latter has not determined on a
resting spot.
In Winona there are sixteen churches, with
Oil estimated property valuation of el78, 400.
In base ball game at Winona between the
lawyers and the doctors the former were badly
scooped-the score standing ~ to 10.
The Menaonites who recently went to
Aountain Lake. Minn. sre buvino farn,a If th,
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Ca aSllall1Cx,

William Porter, of Greenleat, Minnesota,
went out duck shooting on the 9th inst. and
while attempting with his knife to foroe'a car
fridge into the barrel Of his breech loading
gun, exploded it-tl shell bursting and the
back portion Of il striking him over the eye,
cutting deep cash in the lid, and probably
destro, ing the sight.
The New York Evening Post Of August Ia
says: Although this city escaped yesterday the
daily storm to which it has been accustomed
during the week, the surrounding territory
was not SO fortunate. At Hackensack
before two rain came down in torrents. Shower
succeeded shower, each accompanied by vivid
lightning, and the water seemed to be one con-
tinnous stream. AS the gr'und was already
thoroughly soaked, the food accumulated rap
Idly, ~fa and all the low grounds soon
bore the appearance OF a lake. The
. houses on the meadows below the
town were soon in the condition OF islands,
vising bridges through the door yards, while
the chickens were perched on barrels and
boats. All the gardens and lowland fields
were under water, and will he more or less
damaged. The track of the New Jersey and
New York railway was washed away for some
distance and the break is so serious that It is
not certain trains can pass over it before Tues
day next The mails which were sent
ont last night over the Northern
railroad of New Jersey were brought back to
the post office in this city and were sent out
this morning over the Erie railway. The track
ofnearly all the railroads running into this
city were more or less damaged butthe' neces-
sary repairs were promptly made" e..
The night express train, No 8, on the Ohio
. & Mississippi railroad, was thrown fr m the
track on the night Of the 18th Of August about
halt mile east Of Huron, Indiana.
The cause Of the accident was
the removal OF arail, which is supposed to
have been taken out Of its place by some
malicious person or persons. as the
hand-car house at Huron had
been brcken open and a crow bar and other
tools takeu therefrom, which were found near
the track where the rail was
missing The railroad authorities
here say, although several cans were thrown
from the track and pretty well shaken up, no
one was injured. The company offer five hun.
dred dollars reward for the arrest Of the mis-.
ereants who removed the rail.
The residence of VIM. Malburn of Freeport.
H., burned the morning OF the 18th, his wife
perishing III the flames. !
W. L, Williams, stone mason, Welsh BY
birth, living near Columbus, Wis, was ne.
Il cent? killed by his daughter Jane, who, as
we'll Is her father, was drunk At the time.
"A hurricane and hail storm visited Pontoise,
50. miles northeast Of Paris, the 18th, during
which many persons were seriously injured,
many cattle killed and peoperty destroyed to
tho 1sins Of oi0oi0oO.: So ssa H. &4EE & T.
pa Reports Of the 18th show the river at Men,
phis only one inch below the danger line and
stlll rising, The .i,s ths rssosding - hours b.
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False PrctenScs..Warntng for kmori-
can Railway Buildcrs.
Davenport, Iowa, August 7, Correspondence
Chicago Tribune.)

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can Railway Builders.
Davenport. Iowa, August 7, Correspondence
Chicago Tribune.)
As important document as has been
known in legal proceedings in this coun-
try for many year was received at the
law Office Of Grant & Smith yesterday
from Germany. 1t opens an entirely new
feature of litigation over the sale of rail.
road bonds in the old country. and is well
calculated to create sensation in certain
railroad circles. It appears that certain
holders Of the bonds Of the Davenport
& St. Paul railroad company residing in
Germany have sued Saulsbach & Co., the
banking firm in Frankfort through whom
the bonds were sold in Europe, for dam
ages for obtaining money through mis-
representations. The firm, it is alleged.
represented that the conditions under
which the bonds were issued made them
absolutely safe as an investment, and so
people were induced thereby to exchange
their money for them. With the papers
that came yesterday is statement of
these alleged representations. The doc.
uments arc all in German, and are to be
translated at an early day. With these
papers came a notice from the branch of
Of the banking firm in New York, served
on the President of the Davenport & St.
Paul Railroad Company, and Secretary Of
the Construction Company, that if the
firm is mulcted in damages in Germany,
they will hold. the gentleman who made
the representations to them responsible,
and sue in the courts Of this country
to recover. This will open up m endless
litigation, and willEbe productive of i'm
portant results. &
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ing one inch. The damages to orops continue.
but BY keeping large forces It work strength.
e0ing the weak places in the levee the losses
have been restricted to individual cases.
The steamer Hugh Martin, running between
London and Knoxville, Tenn, blew up August
10th and one passenger, IN engineer from
he Cincinnati South railroad, name unknown.
aud boy and man standing on the bank. =.
were killed. Benson, the pilot, andlthe head
mate are badly hurt. Henry Fritz is slightly
hurt. Several deck hands and deck passen-
gers were hurt, names unknown. The Martin
was light stern wheel boat, built for the pas-
senger and freight trade between Nashville
and Chattanooga !.
Tho steamer Rio Bravo, from Now Orleans
for the Rio Grande, encountered = southerly
gale, fifteen miles: of Sabine light, on the
night of the i3h, and, was driven ashore ten
miles east OF Sabine light. No lives lost and
everything saved except the vessel, which is
reported badly wrecked, but may be saved il
the weather abates.
The body Of N. s. Grimwood, one Of the lost
aeronauts, has been found on the beach Of Lake
Michigan, near Stony Greek. On the body
we're found watch, notes, paper, letter, and
India rubber life preserver with hole in il
two inches ]ong; also \ certificate Of member
ship in the Chicago public library. The notes
were rather vague, alluding to the early aspi.
rations Of the writer to rise in the, world, and
the realization. At the time Of writing it wa
stated that the balloon was over the middle o.
Lake Michigan, and the possibility OF fall was
mentioned, but not probability. The body
was found by a mail carrier. It was badly de.
composed. the hair and portions Of the face
being gone. 1t was buried in the cemetery
near the place where discovered.
A bloody fight occurred on the 10th in Frank.
lin county, ILL.,, between the sheriff with pos.
zee OF twenty men and band Of ku klux
Fire arms were freely used, and several of the
outlaws were wounded, one Of them fatally
Before dying this one made confession. civ.
ing the names OF 30 or 40 of his com panions
The governor has sent hundred stand of arms
to the sheriff.
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Considerable excitement WAS mani.
tested recently among the Norwegian res
idents Of Vernon and Canisteo towns in
Dodge county, growing out Of the fact
that certain railroad lands which are now
occupied and worked by them had been
purchased by I. 0. Hall and A. Hotter
man. The lands had been in the market
several years, but had not been secured
by the occupants, who had nevertheless
gone on to till them. The excitement
Consequent on the purchase grew out of =
rumor that the purchasers intended to
hold the crops or demand an extortionate
rent for the use Of land for the few days
which had .lapsed since tho transfer .!
title.
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There is one thing about = constantly
idle man to his advantage. He never Ia
bofs under mistake.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-03

= al pdblico On general, asagurando no tendran
NADIA que desear, pues al eIecto cuenta con una
escogida servidumbre, espaciosos euartos para
familias, cantina basn provista, banos frios o
calientes la 6rden, bRrbero ga Ga todo pre-
clos eQuitativos al alcance de todas las fortuIas
On empleado del Hotel va bordO,. slempre
que llegan vapores para pOnerse q ia orden de
los Sres pasageres encar garse dc la conduc-
eion de sus eauipajes en- un bote especial man
dado conetruir expresamente para este seTyicio
con mocion mecanica, que le impele mas velocl-
dad que una RaquiLa de vapor, espaclO sun
ciente psra conducir veinte y cuatro person AS
con sus maletas de viaje, ell cual esta adisposl-
cion de los Sres. pasageros para pasear FOR la
bahia. San Tomas Is de Enelo de 1874 F0b1GH
C6rIosn
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Una familia muY CO.

nocida en- esta Capt. por buenos antccedenes ac-
mite pupilaIe caballeros senoras, Y medic pupi-
ale todos aquellos que quieran avorecerie para 10
ual ofieoe I'm esmerTdo trato c6modas ventladas
habtacones. nes.-Infarmarlin, Fol talesa. lG.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-03
iiR @ N v II oil
PREPARADO POR D. SILYESTRE PARES
e. e. i7a q kS % WIS.

Este RON puro de cana goza de una mereci,ia fan
Ia Isla por slls prou.edades espasn6dicas es
to lacales, destruye les acdoa del est0mago deJa al
tomaro un gusto suave agfEzable, ayndand0
garrafones botelIas en- la Agencia de L. Co. San JUS
to MIN. ~ Sau Juan Pto Ri o.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-03
HOTEL Y BlGoS DEL "IgITED50.'

El que suserbe, duenode dichO estabecimiento. "a,
tcipa sus muchos amigos constantes iayorecedtp
Se esta localidad del exterior, que siguiendo on
continue desvelo por introduer el seryico, traa'
mesa de su casa, todos los adeantos que son CO..,
natibles. sin pcrdonar ningna clase de sacrifice noD
msntener nalferabIe ell credito de que vene disfrn
do nor bondad de sus numerosos parroquianos; ooa
tan,lo con un suiciente ndmero de comodas yentIs
Sas halitaciones. con un espacoso fresco eomeder
eutendidos dependencies para olos los servicios do
nasa no o,ntira medic al aso para yar ccmpaciIo
todo 81 oue se dgne hoHrare asi, i,tencia Can.
de Tetilan, mum. 9--Puerto-Ric Il de Agosto !.
1874-Onofre Nicolau.
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Hotel de los Vap res.
PUERTO-RTCO.

ElsdueIo de este acreditado estabecmieno tiene el
gustO de particpar los senores viageros de Ia iaa,
de fuera que ell expresado Hotel sin dua nno
de los prineros de esta Capital tanto por Ia frescura
impieza de sus habitaciones, por la sodez es
quisitos condimentos de comidas 10 que parcipo
en- la seguridad de que ell que me honre Ospe,
daie ira satisfecho-Aoustin Gutierrez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-01-03

puerto4Principe D. a. G.. martiI
Gua9 ? eelap ap.--t}arS,coa Srs. hoIue
rsi,rs l,er.naros.--A3y agkaz, rs :
SI.a' T7srA Av.'rv E1ERMs 30 Isx GAEcE.N.
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Almacen- Taller.
Gale de Sen Just0 n'.aero lO

Sc yenden muy baratos los artiellos siguientes;
Lamparas faroles de dversas fornas; otros u
ietos necesafios 4 toda cIase de aumbrado.
TubeIfa de hero plomo de varios diameuoS'
Bombas i dstintos precos para saeaf aqua
Sc lacen trabaios de installation ; fepaiaeion u'-D
oilo, para surtir de aqua gas.
Dirirss para los pedidos otros detales dleho e.
nhlacinnnnftl
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" PUERTO-RECO.
PuarO-
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lONPANTA RRAI, nh VAPORhS CORRk(S lNGLEShA

80 auBvENCIONADA a. B. - ..r,,,r.,.
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Hotel international,
at{H a
CALLE PRINCIPAL.
FYesste al bancO y clGb international
so de San Thomas.

El que suscribe, prOpietario de este c6modc
establecimiento, situado on 10 mas centrico de
! Gale del ComerciO, cerca de los mSsSlles, con
Eermosas vistas del puerto y de la Ciudad, tie
ne ell honor de ofreceTlo sus numerOsos amigos
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01
REMoVAE.'

vIyRLIs, FARGO MINING coNPAHy's
w orvicE has !s!s day been removed to
''''' o. q. BO6ART. seevtsry.
ssn Ysneiseo. Cal, jane J, 1915. lsii
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A MOST remarkable illustration has
Just been furnished Of the overmaster-
ing force Of genuine patriotism. Twen-
ty newly married couples stoppsd nj
Philadelphia hotel one night last week.
and nineteen Of the brides sat up until
after u o'clock reading esn.snni.l
tracta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01

A CLERGYMAN being much pressed by
lady OF his acquaintance to preach n
sermon tho first Sunday after her mar
riage. complied. and chosc tho follow
ing passage in the Psalms ~ his text;
"And there shall be abundance Of psaee
while the moon ondursth. TO zoe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-01

AMERICA will expect all her returning
tourists this fallto their duty" Bns-
tsw says NO. ....-.r..-.t,f
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CAUTION.

KNIcKERBocKgR MINING COMPANY.
N American Fiat Mining Distriet, Nevaaa.
Ths puhlie are hereby eautioncd aealpst neee.
tiating tho following certificates Of stock In
the asove Company, the whole o. portion Of
Jube IA fofb:
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|. J. RALsToN .........eENKRAL AGENT

A. J. RALSTON N.........oKNkRAL AGENT
THls AGENCY - Nov ~
either on OPEN ACCOUNT, or to issus GER.
TiFiCATKs therefor, payable tat the option Of
the holder) In Gold lin or San francisco; to
mako collections, pufchass Balliop at the moss
favorable raies. of advance coin thereon when
forwarded to the Parent Dank In sah Francisco /
Banking business. g. ..tt.fttta,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WRETCH,
Contrasting Arson which Cost Il Man his Life
Attempted suicide.

Prom me ciic1oo Post AMI Nan
The strongest sensation ever brought TO
q climax In this city has Just been worked ~ by
the Police ~ .partmcnt II involves the om-
mission of the crime OF arson and murder, ana
covers two whole years IN the history Of now
blackened criminal. from the incpicnt stages ~
his crime to his attempt at suiciie In his cell at
the West Chicago Avenue station. The strange
facts in the matter are as follows
ON tho evening Of the II n of tho present
month. timid knock ON the front door avak-
ened the station keeper at the west chicago
Avenue Police station FROM his slumhers, and
few minutes aftcrward the form OF Young
man, ON who ,isnge the traces a. deep trouble
were plainly To g seen, -fnuu ttilte INN. lHe
young man was apparently about twenty six
years Of age. ami well huilt. and spoke i'm re-
tionnl ani q lict mAtner. lir told avery str h-c
Miib' No ha,,e ,r, Ni XXI he ' oslcd the man
Go he seated until the arrival Of sergeant
BriscOt.
ami Ion he arrived he and the new conner en-
gagged in tote a-icte. In when the following re-
md'kab'c couic-sion. which the ~cf geani caus Il
TO be reduced to wrrln. and Forwarded To- me
Superintendent OF Police. pl yrd a prominent
part. iis name - Thomas Carroll and fur two
yeats he mas been trulhlcd Win an aching 81
conscience rarely eQhallvd.
In the early pilt II 1874 he resided In Dunkrk,
n. Y where ils pHrent' ~ one % Doc lived, ava
worked for e long uH.e VA NauuttWurt planning
mil. WliCl WIS ono ~ tNr lIrre-t 1n.,Itu ions
Of IN, ktnd In tie state %, New York Carroll
stated that lc fnuud his relations In the MN
very pleasant until certain man came there %
Noih a. foreman. ~ WOO un ct luauii nce. proved
TO he CuriUl's ailtorr-t enemy. The m.u re-
ferred to had charge of the gang 90 Wui'u tHrr'll
worked. and The hard ice Hugs So On existed hr-
t3rrman' Whose name .T ill i'fcr d*cio'td,
tlreatoutd 800 have him itur 30 .4-tldf-ed Iud
burned hif er 'ny would ht thrown ou' of cu-
plpymcnt. Acting uu,n the No.Nu. Thought. te
Ism of June. lsti. whore atut # shawnee wers
stored. aud. setting hte % tutm iu for deterrent
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a wolrlnn Car.

At Chattanooga man from some West
eru - tc got aboard the train. lie had, chained
ABOUT the neck, "A very iarga yellow wolf. the
brute appeared t. 10 docl!e enough while IN
On rse - ms owner, although 10 a stranger his
nercu eve fHU griuulng trrth Mere sufficient to
Keep oht at a di-t 4nCo. liy considerable pulling
ahi KICKING ana jerks, Tie man succeeded In
getting him aboard ana putting him I'm tho bag
y ige car, whore he was chained ia ono cpfnpr.
ihe baggage master Qid not fancy such COM
phnon ia his ca. alone, and protested against
the act, hut was reutatrdS assured that the
wolf was harmless, aud would attack no one.
The tram left Chattanooga aoiuro li.ht, and
the baggage master Was lcit alone in his car with
MS Eaunt companion. The train had not pro-
ceedeu very great distance before II became
necessary loi he baggage masicr TO ud lust sume
pieces, Whlch he proceeded 10 do. In moving
ABOUT he either forgot the presence OF the brute,
or, depending upon whit the owner said in re-
ghru 10 us NlClousness, went too near his wolf
snip, winch OF sudden made a sprug 1T MIR
HUNT and seized his COat-IaIl Turning to apht
the animal on, II seized him again, tearing his
coat half m Mr.. Hunt fought the wolf on, and
made ms escape into the next car, where he in
Formed Conductor Bell - what mad taken placo
mat ohcrr FELT outraged at the danger 10 which
MS subatern had been subjected, and started in
20 uespalch the brute, but thought II best To in
FORM ~ Owner Of what had trauspired before
proceeding on his reyengeful eiTand. The pro-
nnetor Mbs aroused aud Informed OF the sttuA-
ZION, ana told that he must make reparation for
Wv UalnhgS done. or be would 6e short Of wolf
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very soon. He offered 20 console the injured
party by saving that tho wolf was playing, and
that II frequently tore his clothes on in these
little antics. But this did not restore tho rent
garment or allay the anger " the baggage mas
Ter, who Insisted upon his making coed what
the beast had made worthless. Alter consider
able pareying and pickering they I'm lily com
promised on 5000 After that the wolf mad the
car tretfv much TO him aelf the rest Of the trip.
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e1lnnlrO-.-ttlna.ts.

ETHICAL FLOWERS, Girls 10 MIKE and
~ branch flowers. Appy TO ELLIOT {. COWDlN q
CO. gB AMI y, GRAND -t up stairs.
A FENtALE compo.ltor uu book work. Apply he
N forep. tHuHtlWLLL lEALL. 81 BeeNnan st.
lrREE Instruction on. -cwing mrchgcr; A. Tie Girls
lodging House. ~ ~ tnrNs pace, Sth A., between
Second and 1hhrd rvs.
HANDS wanted accustomed to work on over
! ! eutefti none hHi good nd-. Apply ~ NaSet ST.
nPFRATUil,,o on l.dlr.' suite. LORD & TAYLOR
~ Cr'rd eud tn~'4ii's ste.
S.INING MACHINES Hcsi liuds a. hair pricc 3
: ust be- sod .igl Ncw Years present call ~
~ "i Greenwich uv. unnr a. nrr.on MarKet. or 1877
Fast hrooiway' near iuieersst. We repair
e,TMISt MACHINES Al kinds ON trit rented
= .Juunfhy. Address NACAULEi, 81 blccckcr at,
near f-oadWaV.
AEM snir. uorris vnutrii only rrstclass hands
~ need Apply London Laundry li5 HlcccNcrst
WANTED -1o1lr1rcr. on c,rcp - lfis. tnO expert.
w cnr.d ~ rstHts W. a. vs.. machines, f1r making
HjrIi. tiiLD bios & Gt tMANN IS Leonard st.
NN'ANTFD fofcwomsu no. wNolrsl'c suit and
w CLOAK CstabushW,nt one lxp firnccd IN 81" ting
up Of and COMING wtl re ututuitd mas apply al
81. us Church 80. w stars.
hNTrn.-N 'p,l elr' od,ticcc WORK on shades.
LohD d TAYLOR broadway and eoth st.
WANTED-A SMART ios.e .mlu for. upholstery
LORD iAll0U, nrotlva, and s5di It.
yEANIED Nroei dr...il. scr; nrr'y early come
W prepared to work. au,' West ''i o.
: NGDolL, IA Bowtgy.
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qsrsoaaI A1iltu.
Rroposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS Will he received until
- FEB. |, 1919, by the TRUSTEES OF THE NEW
H w6iS AMP BRoOKLfE BRIDGE at their once, 81
livery Of 122 tons OF cast steel wire rope REQUIRED Tor
the erection of the temporary foot bridge cradle
oAOes ana other appliances necessary cOnatTuc.
Bridge. ~ '''N' ''N"''NH
Printed specifications together with any other infor
nation IN regard to these rOpGi may be ohtaln from
'he SECRETARY VI TUE Board, 0r Of Ge Chet Engineer
W. a. ROEBLlN1
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
2z2G.
WEW york.
1875.

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