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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30
TIE SEASON AT LONG BRANCH.

Long BRANCH July 29.-Fine weather and
crowds Of people are st happy combination the
Branch. Hight fall OF rain last evening has put the
roads IN fine condition for driving The bathing, with
the water at Co., is fine, and all things seem 10 have
ioned in happy harmony contribute 20 the pleasure
of The Long Branch visitor The thermometer at the
pier to-day has ranged between SO aud s5o but back
in the country it hes mounted considerably higher.
Though our principal hotels ana clearinghouse
claim be ul, nevertheless each evening brings large
arrivals, which, radatng from the various depots be-
SLOW themselves somewhere. At best hotels the
stratagem Of the persevering guest accept tenn
p0rarily such accommodations as he secure. hang
ing up" it is called, IN cot, and then keeping
sharp lookout for departing guests who yacatc desir
resigns in favor" OF some friend who has waited
several days for the happy chance, and then great
the ind gnation " the rooncletk having preengagcd
the vacated quarters so other persons, yetoes the
nesiy OF the guests. Sometimes one OF these waiting
ones accompanies his 1Ilend 10 the once Wheh Inc
latter goes give notice OF his departure aud by this
stratageu he generally secures possession OF the va
Gated quarters. Such is the manPuyflDg going on TO
secure desirable rooms at the best hotels.
II was a tri1ng error to say yesterday that Mr.
Hugh Hastings, of The Commercial Advertiser. was
managing the st. James Episcopal Church fair in front
of the West End Hotel. 1t should have read Mrs Hugh
Hastings, who is active in all good works for the
Protestant cause, while her husband is well known TO
he one OF the most deyOut, sefsacriacng humble and
faithful followers OF the Roman Catholic Church, at
whose services he is constant attendant and whose
obseryanCes aud regulations he neYerOr hardly
violates. This correction is hastily made to save Mr.
Hastings from the consequences OF bull Of excOm-
muncation, which he seems greatly TO fear.
c. Valentine, captain Of Idie-sayng Station No. 4,
started to-day for the Great Lakes 10 inspect the life
saving apparatus used there.
The reunion OF the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
began to-day. AS vet the party Is scattered part
Of them being at Ocean Grove and Asbury PARK where
interesting exercises are 10 be held TO-DAY and To-
morrow. On Thursday all will assemble here 70 wit
ness competitive dfill for the champion cup Of the
uniformed PatrRrchs OF the order.
Captain Paul BOytOn Is siili at Long Branch, arrang
ing for an exhibition OF his powers in the ocean on
probably Thursday Friday. ON Saturday afternoon,
clad IN bis swimming suit, ne will undertake to swim
from here 10 Coney Island. He viii enter the op
pOsite the Ocean Hotel at p IN, and expects 10
emeIg 10 at the Bathing Pavilion at Manhattan Beach
twenty hours later He VIII make the trip entirely
unattended, taking with him only "shark knife" u
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NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

NEWPORT, X. l., July 23.-This has been
the warmest day of season, and many who we're In
the city for the first time Of the opinion that New
ports heat would compare favoraby with that expert
enced in the large cities.
Mr. j. g. Bennett had six handsome Alderney COWS
arrive to-day from New-York. OF which had its leg
broken before landing from the steamer The company
VIII pay the loss as Will be found necessary 10 Kill the
COW.
W. b. Laforcade and wife L. Laforcade, j. X Hoy and
John b. Christie, from New-York; j. NJ. Dunlap, from
Cincinnati; W D. Middleton and Miss Flora Middietop
from Utica Edward Mellon from Philadelphia; and
L. NJ Morrison and A. K. Jacobs from Lock Haven,
PENN have arrived at the Ocean House.
Secretary will 10 here the latter part 81 the
present week The Hon. Hamilton Fish. OF New-York
is the guest OF his sonln-law, Mr.. Sidney Webster who
Is occupying the Howard Cottage, ON the corner Of Kay
and Bull-sts.
Professor Batta and wife, of New-Iork have arrived
The Hon. Hamilton Fish was at the skating rink to
night.
Professor Vlncenzo Bottahos arrived at Danes, on
broadway for the season. He is regular visitor at the
weekly sessions OF the Town and County Club.
Mr. Theo. Phinney mas arrived here from Chicago and
taken possession of his cottage on Carro7Iye.
Commodore and Mrs. @. IL. Baldwin, OF New-York
entertain large number OF their friends at their villa
on BelieYueaye. on Friday.
salute when he visits the Torpedo station at this place
the latter part OF the present MeeA Only big guns .
they visit the station II was the custom TO salute
everybody, but the department has put stop toit
The polo season will begin on Saturday next, "A band
will be IN attendance, and the flower garden Will be as
attractive as ever for ladies' The polo prom
ises 10 be unusually brilliant The grounds In good
order.
There doubt that the steeplo chase meeting viii
take place September. although no definite steps have
been taken looking To that end.
The cheap cabs Belleyue-aye are literally patron
lied.
r. A. Perrier, from Paris; John 7. Jackson, Mrs A.
Morse. from New York Mr. and Mrs t. z. James, from
Ogdensburgi ID. A. Browning aud family, from New
Orleans A. a. Anderson, from Huntington, Penn; W.
NJ DowsOn and daughter. from Cincinnati DR.. Forest
from Florence, Italy, aud Augustus l. Eddy and WIFE
are among the late arrivals
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DECLARED A HABITUAL DRUNKARD.

Proceedings were held yesterday afternoon
I'm the Supreme Courtroom BROOKLYN by Commits
sioners Alexander Cameron. DIR. j. j. Glsary aud H. C.
Murphy before a sherifs jury To declare Henry e. BY
Incapable OF managing his affairs because OF haDitua
drunkenness. Mr.. Ely j. now An inmate OF the
Iuebriates' Home u Fort Hamilton when the subpoena
for this case was read to him, 1T moment when he APP
p,ored sane he said there were two in it; one
was that he was not Henry G. Ely. but Edward H. and
the other that ne was not habtual drunkard Mr. Ely
has properly yaluod abou. 100000 his hcrs are two
sisters Mrs. William Adams and Mrs, Whitfield L.
Cowlcs brother named John Ely and TWO children OF
a deceasod brother.
II was shown that Mr.. Ely had been hab ual drunk
ard for four years aud Wrapabie or ransactng buTl-
ness for two years. The ease was submitted 10 the
iurv without argument. aud after dehbcr1tng Tor i've
minutes. n 'ound that Mr. Ely ncarabe or taxing
charge OF his business General H. /. Tracy appeared
Tor The Commissioners, ana ID. I. Wood Tor the de-
f.v,H1np
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SUED FOR MISLEADING A NEWSPAPER.

In the suit of The Evening Express Company
against John NJ Crane cashier Of the shoe and Leather
Bank 10 recover $500 damages the amount OF the
Judgment obtained in the Brooklyn Courts against The
Express by lawyer named Hughes, Justice Potter III
supreme Court Chambers yesterday reserved his de-
cson ON the motion OF the defendant represented by
Henry A. Beach. that certain alterations De Ufdoted 10
he made in thc complaint In the nfst snt bughes e-
covered $500 damages from The Express Company on
account OF u published statement on the alegeu
authority OF Crane. that Hughes NO hal rented room
IN tic bank builhiu connected in some way Win
the ATTEMPTED robbery Oi the bank. Originally hugles
brought the against The Empress aud Crane JoHtY,
bu ubse0uentIy discontinued tine suit against Crane,
who Is called by Hughes to testify, and who denied
the truth o. the statement wEC5 TIE paper published,
s Is alleged on his authority The Express Company
now sues rane 10 recover the amount OF the judgment
wh!ca was OBTAINED against II. WInser Marsh are
attorneys for the plaintiff,
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THE COURTS.
EXCEPTION FROM A SECOND ARREST

EXEMPTION FROM A SECOND ARREST.
Justice Lawrence, of the Supreme Court
has rendered in the case OF Messrs Townsend
& Yale and Blss & Allen against Nehemiah MARKS,
the defendants having been rearre-ted under st"eh
warrant, after judgment had been obtained against
them i'm a suit under Code for fraudulontiy con-
tracing debts. Assuming" SAID Justice Lawrence
that the Stillwcll Act s3I is still m full force ana
effect counsel failed to refer me 10 single case IN
which 10 has been held that the creditor rs emitted
10 both remedies. On the contrary, so far MS nave
bee, able ascertain from an examination OF the t-
thores whenever the question has been touched upon
the intlmaron of the Courts has been that whe the
creditor may elect which Of the two courses ne VIII
adopt he cannot both. 10 sa legal maxim tt
no man shall ne twice arrested for the cause MY
conclusion therefore. is that, the plaintiffs have
elected proceed under the provisions OF the Coue'
thcy cannot take proceeding under tbe Stillwe Act
ba sed Don substantially the facts those which
are disclosed in the afdayits which the orders or ar
real war granted"
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A MOTHER SEEKING HER CHILDREN.

The case of Mrs. Dora Wilkins, who is try
ing To secure the release OF Der three children from the
Now-York Juvenile Asylum. whore they we're placed
several years ago by their father, came before Justice
Potter in Supreme Court, Chambers, Yesterday, on
writ OF haheas cor ~ which he issued last week Inc
children, Two boys girl, nine, ten and twelve
years Ola court, and their mother aud tather
were also ter counsel lad argued the ease III
some 9Th Justice Potter asked the father ana mohHf
and the children 10 stand MP. In answer 10 questions
from the Court children said that they would prefer
10 20 with their mother George W wilson was ap-
POINTED referee by tao Court To take testimony as 10
which of the parents should have the custody or the
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uarliuc act Uldebrand-The equities All denied but
apart from this think plantih has reiney Oh AH pu
non denied with costs TO a1ide event
IIayiue C0nri-Npeciai T1m-By judge SiDnott -
Kau,p aet Woods Notion granted with coats knsenbatr
at IAN denied without costs Moore ag TOT
nan-MOtion granted Burr a2t hay'r-l rycsFu
dismssed without costs Wooster agt G0n.z. st1on
Davidson. Motion dehNc, flsnnE
AIT Connolly Notion granted. Drem sgt Beeais; tOhh
aRf Alderman wood at. Liyincst smith agt Smllh
Human agt. Bodeneyer aet Holman kosemAH AgL
Davidson Heckor EXenor Murray LII Bank As~ rear
Smith agt. EaTd.-Orders granted.
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CIVIL NOTES.

The referees report granting to Isaac
Basch q divorce from his wife Ernesrna confirmed
Yesterday by Justice Potter Supreme Couri, Cha-
brrs. aud iuI-Ins mt was given 10 tAe palntil.
Suit has been brought by Mrs. Sarah D..
Butcher, residing IN South NmthSt BroOklyn' against
ber husband. john c. Butcher. Tor divorce on the
ground of cruelty. The pair nave mad bttcen chLdIt
In is alleged that Butcher mas done nothing 70 support
bis fnpv for three years The called IN the
CITY court Hroolyu yesterday hut no answer was in
tcfpOsed, and II was set down for today.
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4 nErArLTING BTsINEss MANAGER.

Justice Potter III Supreme Court, Chambers
Yesterday referred the Gaze OF william Rye the silk
merchant against his dcfautiug manager, Albert Falh,
10 Charles B. Alexander who will assess The damages
About SIX weeks ago Rvc discovered n further def
cheney Of about -I3O OOO. and bruu.h second action
against Falk The tinc extended twenty DAYS nut
la failed to Tie an answer aud Judgment by default
was given 10 l,ylc
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHANBRRs- Potter. J-Conrt opens ~
1890 a. ~ Calendar eaed II Nos 10, o. ~, 10
H. r. 49, 49, 3d. %, l23 l2i l2h lG3 1871 49, ls5 2Dl
SUPERIOR CONFESSIONAL TEM-Speir. J.-COurt opens
l. m.-No t1sy calendar.
CoSM0S PLEAs-SpkcfAL TRRN-Van Hoesen J.-Cour'
M IL %. u y d daN aAlenhar.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NyA.YDpK CRY

Grand IT, n from BrcafEa, 10 Crosbys r. lO0x2i0i
Daniel VI ct a. 10 George blls- anu / n 80 90
COssilt (Subcot 10 mortgage % F2O3J31) .-Fo@JVOO
same properly part Of Adelaide Brooks am an
other executor, 10 Daniel Al BroOks.-. 4',IOf
9iHg eic to eoree bliss ana mother 30 1877
Mott-s No Al; william II Farrell and wife to George
Mot-st No. 49, George Farrell and wife 10 William ,
III ''..;.
59h'st - < n W OF 2d-aye, 25x9S0 James smith ron
Johu W Smith $500. oOO
4o'2 VOL Is, 3 59 S 81 $4,000
Goi5sc & MI II H. water Wool ~ 500
same troperiy sas AZ executor etc 300
IGth-i, II $50 II " OF jthaye, lt0Xl 1903 a. part
OF; John IA Deaue and wife To Ward Cbatnb r ..o
Dsbde a ii vie TO 10 Benjlm6 10000
l3th-st, 3S3 n " OF Avenue &, lGNOj3; Mimic
BTth 20 COrHella 4 Muller, ct
oi [s DAYTON Won ami husband 70 Peter 1000
"i MaT TSyf 70 J o M rraor 1900
jsms Sssn ana % TO Mary II 1000
"a Io Jane ~ Oh Ghain 1920
h A6erbsc q sq ei t 10 ja 1000
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nor AMBTLANCE HARNESS.



FORT LEANENWOkGt Has, JAW -, iHtJD
SEALED PROPOSALS in ulpiCste, VII DE received
this Office, and at the office Of each the Depot Quar-
termaster Francisco Ca; Jei.rsonNlilt, ma,
aud Philadelphia, Penn. untl II AZ TINS od' lVlO o. u
az san EranCiscO 1886 at JchersonVllr. and 1917 p m
adeUha Thursday, the 2Stl day ~ August 1873,
times and they will be opened Ia DE pisenc9
OF BIDDERS furnishing hundred and nitY 400 sets I
Four Mule Ambulance Harness. cOmpeteteilyeTcs 10 Do
made either the Fort LtGyenWOrh san Francisco Jtnrt
sOnyille. Phi pha Depot Bids Will be mace aceJd
ingy Bidders viii which OF the ieuots named and
what quantity they VIII make the deliveries aud nos sOl
comp lete the delivery OF the whole quantity.
The Harness Ia be In exact cerdnee WIN me Tr''ei
therefor, Of nrscass material ANA WJAhia'
ship and subjected rglf inspection before acceptance
and found the required stand lrd 10 be rejected
at contractors expense within ten days her
noice OF such rejection.
Proposals b. received portion Of the supplies
Government tho right 10 reject or al pr
preference given articles of domestic production.
and 10 articles production manufacture PM
uced the Pacific Coast, 10 Tie extent OF e supplies re-
for the that coast conditions OI price ana
quality being equal q, $500.
BLANK proposals and printed specifications a. vel a. any
the matter, VIII be furnished on alpu
carton to her ~ the offices named.
pros sho De addressed 10 the Depot quarter
master al Fort Lcayenworh san Francisco, Jcfrrsonit
or Philadelphia aud mGOrsed Proposals FOR AmOulaico
harness =,
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. July 2

change salesroom to-day
BIZ T. g. & q. s. BToUn.
/ 5story brick building and 3-sOry tenement house
with Gt, No ~ FOrsythst bee Canal aud hes- . 600
tersts lot 2sKlUO; RObt Hsywa.... .....---.-slOOcO
/ 2sloTy brick building with lot, No l3Z Bankst . n
A9.oft OF Washilgt -. lot 1887 Catherine o--
Lugh y.
l 5siorv brick tenement house win Tot No ~
Soytif b, s -; L IL ., OF o' $500
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Proposals.

DROPO5ALS.-PropOsa will be received by
the Trustees Ut Washingtous HelI quar- rs'
ia the cty of burg for the construction and
ton of along Mdshin o. TIE norm side
Headquai grounds, distance OF AID ieet more II
less.
The be of the quality pat weight,
and In eyery the fuce LIbery ST. now
bounding the grounds the vest ana must Du cOIp cd by
the lst OF November next.
The prce named must the price per ncal foot n assured
OF ne work. ana IL must
cover all materials used oxcayang painting grading AID
an other expenses whatever nature necessary 70
carry the object intended.
Prop solicited from residents OF this state only
and should addressed IL M on The l2 CAV OF
August tie Hon. J. T. HEADLLI President NewbuTg,
y. " .,..-,-. --, ,...,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30
1nclion Gales OF Real estate.

Gucliou GGle5 OF Real CstGte.
OCEAN BEACH, \. j. -,
~ GRAND AUCTION SALE Of 500 VILLA PLOTS ~
the sea az II O'Clock, the premises, WEDN I0DAf,
July Free Island clam bake. collation. and music
The viii include entire block u 500 Ieet on Ile
ocean also many valuable plots OF the aS50ca
tom Trains Of Liberty s.. at $40 ana a. IN
N JERE. JOHNSON JR,
) 2 Pine-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30
GENERAL ASSIGNMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF
CREDITORS
Burger, William 70 John II Burroughs.
RECORDED MURTGAGES.

berg sts t es so s 9I Amy years $4,000
bra awe io ~ S : liz y yelrs 1900
L'sll' AZ i 5iaye ~, $4,000
HaE si.sr Of 70 hE%H 900
ha o 4 El,a ah a' S Giio 70 months i 1900
jenny, A Of d i1% SSrs 10 il' 1900
same 90 Mary Constant il lo4thst Of 2ddye, o.-
month o'o'i
AeSGga h5a ave- aa @q 70 2l5Oo
P'T5 ,s. TSsa 20 isan N THOMSON -Co' 1000
Perry. George to 4 Fowler; Malison-ave TO o,
Bronx River, etc, , year OOO
Seh 9faye fV gaa Mi'e 10 o'.lo 5000
Schw1b Io.spn and wife Christina Ludwig
IUi binsIVc lot No l4d, = Sc OOJ
II'' Si @ sf nc y y, Fam o'i 75O
Wells JOS phiue l. 10 Moore trustee, etc 22dst 80
bth.ayc, 10 %'OJo
IFCOEDED ASSIGN NENT OF MORTGAGE.
$ oapc Isabel NJ 10 Jane Mitchell neutrality-suspicious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-30

aoubo flask OF fresh water aud horn lie viii no; en-
c,imber himself with his usual tender con u
but expects 10 board vessel Tor MS SUI
day dinner The distance he estimates al thliJ
miles but the ZigZlg direction no Will have 70 lahe ~
accommodate himself ~ the marine cnlFeu's W.
somewhat prOtTact the distance tap'aIu ~ y,
no regards tins Journey fully equal to Bs Iat oI
swimming the English Channel front Calais 10 Dover
Colonel r. NJ BOes and Major James huth'epii y,
Scranton Penn are at the West End Hotel lie oplt,i
of inelr wait s TO "a site Tor camp srohha az"
rifle range for Scranton regiment Hhlcn ~ mr.
here on August 81 for ten days ehc.,nP otto ~
Considerable prospecting they decided upon si'o "'
EiberOn. ,,.,.od NJ tho leading
hotels: .,,tor u Robnsou
T Il Chase Mrs Hendricks Miss Iendrcbs, ~ J9, ,h
ami FAMILY Nrw-York X. @. Thons ana fanny h ~
ord pnst lanes Key, Baltlmofe MI. anu ",s' -,
Saari Ar auo Mrs T. NJ Powell, Boston A ID 49,
DR. WIN. Dunach H. H. Kingston ana ia'n''''
ton, u. G. u pbuadelphia. Pro
,oS"cr I n q Irnet Indianapolis; 7. T. hersy ana
family Raleigh n G.; ID. +. h0fbt, Colorado Or. l.
CLAW MAddux, Baltimore; k D3up Shu Iannn'
9cnry Iden and family, the HOn. j. W. lAtie, = star
Rowland aud family the Kew Mr. "uooi' anu ""''''
DIP Edwin Webb and family Hemsiead. l..
7 Mr. and MR. George W. Kraft. Pnsdelphia Mr.
and Mrs J. c. SchcnCB N j.; Robert cream, " H. HIS
mos Toronto Canada; Ernest H. Ellreicsi, Pans; MI
family, New Orleans L. Du POnt Lyle, bdltlmoIe; W
r. Smuld and family, 5. Sachs and family, John lie
Jesurier aud family W. II. Perrin, New-GOTk-
United statcs--Paul ArIugureu aud family, Havana
Nj and Mrs L. Morris, Il. Moral ana fanny l.. j. Lacb-
never, Mrs. i. L. Pm NewYUrk.
BrIgAton-J. Ii. Sterling and family. NJ. W. Perry, u.
A. Bennett Mrs. A. NJ suilwcll New-York s. &. Bald
via ana family South Orange Mrs. John "eis' new
Brunswick. .
Mr. and Mrs. L. X Fnkietter, :. X. Stevenson, w. o.
Butter L. Thomas, Mrs Mary BaAeT, III. q. Goodrich,
r. -. Harper Philadelphia Thomas " Ii renee, D. H.
lie Roy. 5. Kuhn. Emilio Del Pino New-forki l.. H.
A..
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line'S c.H. HoYr A O NJ U. 5. A. DEPOT o N.
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
DEPOT QUAGrEsNAsrER's OFFICE, =,

1l3o G.rari.st PiirlHnFLPIlIA Penn July II. 1s79t
SEALED PROPOSALS, ia duplicate, Nlh copy % tas
each. win be received this Office uHu noon August 20
PERTINENT with the following arncles;
10 BE DELIVERED Ar F F,SSsS6 C, DA'0'
1900 Wooden Blankets 7oog Common Tent Pms I,Iyy
quality 10000 Yards Canton Flannel .. ,,,rs A.
10 BIZ DELEEhG9 AT l TN ~ S6
500 wall Tents; Wall Tent Plies loo Common Common
10000 yards Canton FLANNEL 100000 yards
Flannel heavy quality 10000 yards shirupS fann'' %
10 BIZ DELIVERED AT TnE oUAIEisTERs DEPOT Al JEffEE
~ 600 Ak ueIyes. 3 500 scrabb FI Brushes.
To BIZ DELIVERED Al THE QuARTEhsiAsrEEs DEPOT u Fh'
10000 Campaign HATS 1900 forage Caps 1000 Far &c &
5000 pairs Fur Gauntics 1000 Crossed sabre, ~ ,
crseA Rifles 2oo.O Letter. 20oQ2 Ng% bI i igyP
pans %9r%V o $40 ThSS oUS ta' s eaIer 6o6SS
500 Leal9s hy 10 Tor poo, G9gners SSV e sp ka
sEvers, white xxx prceIred 400 sweeies LAssn6
Tacks % OF $3.50 swoedeS Naiis various A ,seae
0yersnoes; $4,000 Wooden Blankets 900 - IrSaS ss
200 Post Flsxs storm Flags BOO Shoe lies SAsy
{iS 2ky bGs h3rs, NJ iSa'y ganaY T slgs flannel
"a loco ysTSs s@sk aes1 5000 yaTs 'S c ysfss
Black Italian Cloth 100000 yards N0rsled S an tod
S 1gsAs Sg Ss. Srf slttons 200 D. linen g
Thread 1000 D. D. Linen Thread spoos 39VOy brgsI
$50 ioSea spools W d Linen Thread. -,,-,.,,o,
bidders orued an articles will be suelecsg
rigid iuspel that fun compliance with ~ tha
uous will be insisted upon ami that no artoio lni'i
The Government reserves the right reject any AZ ss
tscmeu VIII be subject 20 -uch mouhcaiiohs 4 NAY sg
essay certain proposed changes tHo OH'''
under consideration are adopted. a.. ,r,,ae.
preference will De given articles OF domestic ling
ton and msnufaci ure conditions Of price and qha sr
equal preference viii be given % atie srifo
can production mauufacUra produced OF -. nnh.
Coast the xteut Of the consumption reguued " wy
lie service there Revised statutes, Sll6 -, q,err5.
The articles which be used the states az
tories Of the Pacinc Coast Viii be IeceiYed ana
san Francisco Cal 49,. .,, otherin.
formation apply at this Office ,..,.a .. pr,nosas
Military supplies" and addressed 10 tbe @aqs
Assistant Quartcrmaster 1eaei.
rENO IRON MANUFACTURERS Pk09nnSust
u SAILS for tho METAL WORK OF FiitSL ~ AR.
IIGrITIIOUsE, 10 be ERECTED nj CAFE hENhh w.
ginia os.. %, =, e,r,uorrsy FSGINyERl
FivfH DISTRICT. BALrMORE, MI. Ia
will received AT this once hhl
O'clock M ~ WEDN B~DAN, tho ION cav OF oP,sa ma.
s7g nom non manufacturers only LOT inrnishhs q
ana labor of All kinds TOR the compfuo "a
~ aetl Sor. Of nrstorder hghthouse 10 be ercelee
Zane He1ry In accordance Win the ulanll.ssin
be ned from this once on app'ss
STU nsmnh 81 OF spoclh atoms contains all teees ns
aud the which must be USED IN o''
,,,,nn or conu acting for this work. .,t ria
advertisement should accompany o's,
mo ifght 10 reject any all bids or % Wuiye no
he deemed for the int rest OF tho OOSernmtht 70 V,l
served hsrgiueer EIih
~, oder Of the Lighthouse Board.
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Bruokinn Beal GsIG!s for Sale.
BLOCKS, HALF BLOCKS and PLOTS OF
IL LOTS sale lines If rapid transit IN Br0ehyn
CufUn OF country flowing city people u invited 70 lhl'
property price 100 mp ana going ny. 900 - .
RI LAND & WHITING, 8 Beekman-st