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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
ATROUBLESOME BANNER.

WATERBURY,, Conn.,, Aug. 3l.-A few weeks
ago the Republicans OF his city quietly hung ou'
beautiful Garfield ana Arthur banner with excellent
portraits OF the candidates.
snort time aftcrward tie Democrats announced that
they would have a bannerIaising, with music by The
band and speeches by celebrated orators On the even
ing appointed large crowd gathered The banner IN
closed IN bag was slowly drawn TO Its position over
the centre OF the street having the appearance OF suS
pended mummy. AT signal the attendants tore the DaS
from the banner and the sheet spread itself upon Tie
breeze But there much dIsappon mcnt and chagru
when the banner fully exposed 10 view IAe pOr-
traits tie candidates were small and scarcely Visoe'
and wretchedIy painted sad to cap the climax, the
name of the candidate for NcePresldent was wrongly
peilcd on both sides of the banner.
The Democrats then decided TO have new banner,
which should completely eclipse the Garfield and Arthur
banner and they sent special committee 10 purchase
H. A week ago it was flung to the breeze with music
hy The band aud speeches by noted Democrats The
banner was brought place i'll bag as before and
at a sgna the attendants the Top Of the buildings
on each side OF street spread II II the pubic gaze
Again misfortune attended tlcm. An American nag
was dispiayed each SIDE Of the banner bus owing 10
some accdcn, Of them was torn nearly IN two Inc
ucxt day taken down ana repaired. Again Inc
banner waved IN al us beauty anu INT D'oC4dVS Ae
Yesterday about p. m. a storm of rain and
VI ID passed the city. the portraits we're TORN OUT
of me new amer. and Inc standard that uphcd the
cane vas overturned upon the ADJOINING building
Toe Garfield anu Arthur banner htlll noals confidently
upon the bgeez having passed through inc Storm uh-
Tue Republicans are thoroughly awake here. Gar
n,ld and Arthur Cubs ALREADY OrgtnZc IL each OF
me four wards OF the city There is also III Water
VILE lust outside the city limits where ihty lately
hung Dat q Garfield ana Arthur fig with Iousng
speeches by G. ii. Pine, OF AnsOnla, ana Others Inc
Kepublicans Will make goOd effort TO exiingulsh the
usual Democratic majority OF 800 III the town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
THE NATIONAL. COMMITTEE.

rxrlRI-r Is TIE CANVAS Is MAINE AND VERMONT
-rXrnNCTS PROM COrETsPO> DFNCF.
The state IF the canvass III Vermont and Maine is
tcclnuug q attract much attention III TINS clty,
md there are many Who call ar the National hepu'-
rcan Headquarters IN order TO obtain the very
latest iutellrcncc from those States Commnnica-
t,ors ar, continually received which seem to place
the succ--, of the Republican party beyond doubt.
The How George c. German. who has been speak
ing iu various parts Of Name called at the National
ueadosalters ON M way to Washington.
How eco things look p asked Colonel Hooker.
"Al rieht.' was the smiling reply. No doubt
about olr victory. The only question is bow big
The majority will be- Some say 10000. The He
publicars are not only trying to carry the state.
but 10 make rs good a record OF Their running as
possible. and Blaine is working like Trojan"
Gelral G.. 4. sheridan left tie city Monday night
ard ,ea, to speak in Maine last night. Senator
V',1uc er l,e NJ Binpor Monday. and tins after
noon v address q large meeting ct kcpunncanS NJ
Ir.,oe Isle. On Thursday afternoon he speaks at
IIouli.u Eugene Hale spoke ast night at Brewer.
and IY~ several other gcWeuts Tor me pics'hl
week. General James 4. Hall is 10 address class
Convention at PassaGumkeag. on SATURDAY alter
noon and IN the meal time rs announced 10 SPEAK
nj Nrzr Last CoTinth ana Oldtown. Monday
niaht b, spoke at Newport, and last night at Car
mel Judge T.. Is. Hazen. but lately prominent
Greer hacker OF New iampsnrc is advertised to
spcal 80 Il rent towns every day unill september
III WHOM De- concludes most energetic tour on
I" the sunni" al HallowcN.
There were comparatively few callers at head
ou.r.g. Yesterday, and these were Principally from
New Iurh or adjacent States. Among the CORE
spondcrce wa, the following letter IN regard to the
aspect nf polite Il affairs III Colorado, written by
H. 4. :. Carpenter, OF Denver Co 800
I'VE have finally begun The action IN earnest" he
vufc. "Our Convention. now in session Mt Lead
willie has nominated an excellent ticket thus far.
Their labors are not yet over. but Will prob
ably close to-day. The Democrats have
made tie weakest ticket ever put in the held IN
this State and from present Indications we
shall eve carried and Arthur from 5000 TO 5000
maioutV Oar last campaign was hotly contested.
I'M ,,r Won bv a plurality OF . 7S3 and "A majority
of aS You can look for better things this time.
The BOYS an Blue are organizing all over the state.
and the prospects of an active, driving, successful
campnicn were never more hatterlng.
The president Of the Garfield ard Arthur Club OF
Palatka Fla. writes: Our vlce-presdent last
THURSDAY mCht opened Garfield ana Arthur Ciub
eighteen miles west of st. Johns. The next day
twenty miles west of there. at MelTOsc, the white
men refused To sell him corn to feed his horse. lie
il carrying the United States mails to that post
Office ami was consequently inconvenlenced; but
he told them that he would organize Garfield and
Arthur Club there IN broad day light"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
TAMMANY AND IRVING HALLS.

A SIP TOWARD UNION-rIE TAMMANY CALL FOR
A STATE CONVENTION REVOKED.
The committee of eleven appointed by Tam
many HAL 10 hold a conference with similar committee
from Irving Hail. he'd meeting at Tammany
HILL Yesterday afternoon TO consider what terms
II would wiling TO make in regard
10 the union OF tue two factions. The
meeting was held with closed doors. John Kelly was
elected chairman aud Edward ID. Gale. secretary and
the session continued for nearly two hours. commun
ication was ordered be sent 10 Hubert o. Thompson
chairman o. the Irving Hall Committee
stating that Tammany Hall had appointed a
committee for conference with the Irving Hall
committee AZ the Westminster Hotel at o'clock this
afternoon IN accordance with the suggestion made In
the communication received from Irving Han on Mon
day.
The Glowing revocation Of the call fol State Con
ventlon by the anti-Ilden faction has been issued
TO the Democratic electors Of the State Of heU-TOrk
the purpose OF uniting, barIuOnIzlng ana cOnsOI
dating the Democracy OF the State OF New-iork The
in the City OF syracuse the 20th
Gay OF April last, hereby revOkes its
col for state Convention issued the Ia and
for Tho objects stated and implied therein approving
state Committee known as the Faulkner state Com
mlttec Tor convention 10 be held at Saratoga Springs
on Inc 2sfh day OF September next
In of said call all Democratic and cOnserv
alive The irrespective OF political
assnc.fio ORGANIZATIONS II renccs who favor the
eecflon OF winfield s. Hancock for President and
WDuam H. English for Wee President OF the United
Stae. are Join In the election OF delegates
70 said Convention. JOHN III. OoLbf Ohhirfn an
r. NJ. SMELLS. secretary.
hclt- York. Aug. 80, 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
SERIOUS STREET AFFR4Y IN BROOKLYN.

serious ARRAY occurred last evening In that part
of the Eastern District Of Brooklyn locally known
rs Dutcbtown." number of small boys who
had been playing III Cook-st., near where
it crosses Bushwick-aye., became involved
in n free fight, which drew the attention
of their parents. But they used no more discretion
than the children and the affray became general,
and stones and other missiles were thrown with
GREAT recklessness. One of these struck Stephen
Hartman of No. 12S COOk-st., on the head with
great force, causing n compound fracture OF the
skull Hartman then drew pistol and singled out
Isaac Evans. of No. 1854 BushwiOk-ave., whom he
thought threw the stone at him, and fired
three shots into Evans's right shoulder Shortly
after the firing the police appeared, and, an ambu-
lance being summoned, the two injured men were
removed to st. GATHERINGS Hospital. Hugh Hart
man and two other men, named McManus ana
Evans, were arrested and locked up III the Sixth
Precinct Station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
A GENEROUS EMPLOYERS EXCURSION.

LONG BRANCH, Aug. 31.-Frederick s.
Dali proprietor of the Paterson silk mills brought TO
the Branch" by the noon boat today 200 OF his EN-
ployes. They were under full wages and al the
penses Of the trip paid. Mr. Dali gave lunch TO the
party the Surf House, after which its mombers dis
persed to enjoy themselves. Some went to the
sights, few bathed, and others preferred to re-
main at tho pavilions where they engaged In
dancing.
When questioned by o TRIBUNE reporter, Mr. DalPs
modesty made him reticent. but sentence spoke
volumes for him when he said; d" am a young manu-
facurer and OF my older brothers in the trade
think a foolish one because always take oil my Gun
ployes excursion In summer and q sleigh ride
in winters but this know. there times when the
country been full Of strikes but have never had
strike since have been n business" Contrary ~
pectations the Plymouth Rock landed, but not until
nearly an hour after her usual time, ana then with
much difficulty but finally with Mr.. Dali aud his
happy family board she steamed away city ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
pIrCKY REPUBLICANS.

GUTHS STATION, Lehlgh COr PtHI', AUE'
3l-At recent county meeting. the Republicans passed
a resolution recommending Gausna A Grow for United
States senator place of Mr. Wallace, and they hope
that the election may bring about such changes IN the
STATE Legislature as 10 make his election The Re
pubcaus ia this vicinity although IN the minority, are
preparing for vigorous campaign. The nomination OF
Garfield las had effect in uniting the Republi-
can party aud very many of the cooler and more rea
sopablr Democrats falling in under the Republican
standard is the first time that some OF the kepuD
,can. have had the right for President and they
now that they Of that they can cast their
fs Pres dental for such great and able states
man as General Garfield. They may not overiurn the
Democratic majority here but they going to try
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
LOST on THE MARINE CITY

CHICAGO, Aug. 31.--A special dispatch fror,
Detroit to The Nocs says: About eighty Of tho.
saved from the wreck OF the Marine City arrived h.
to-day by train from Bay city. They give no add,Iona,
particulars II the wreck. As far can be learned ,h
names Of the lost are RIchard Schultz and lama,
Griffin. OF Detroit: Francis Emmett. Of Port Huron n,
Powers, Of Ottawa. OHIO fafhrrn-law " John McPl-
Of The TOedO B0fe Guy McElroy. Of Toledo hts erang
Miss Jane Musser, OF Altoona Martin j. Wafsos
Of Drtcoit unknown man, OF + I'M st. TgDace, IA
q woman and newborn babe, unknown II ia lea,aSS
that others lost The clerk thinks there we're ia
pis.ongirs but Ia" steward mad made preparations 10,
only LII" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

the Clief Signal Officer as follows: "nis reno,,..
brig bound for this place was abandoned yesterday ~
a sinking condition of The Capcs In latu6, aso y, 10
crew taken of by the schooner James II H.. "e
brought to Lewes, De-. Unable to find further ,s '
lars ~ present"
Tho Signal Corps s'at'on AT soop Point n G. reno...
To the Chlef Signal Om'er as follows: The brig rps
erck u. Rice. disn istcd ana abandoned a. e ifd-
ashore at his pace ~ midnight. loaled with lIabs,s
She Is Ia bad condition" 'Osi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
REPTRLICAN MEETINGS.

The Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club of
the XIII Assembly District held well attended meeting
last evening 50 Firstave Captain Ell Tag or the
president occupied the chair, aud Thomas Cunningham
nc ell secretary j. G. T. Byand was chosen delegate
10 tie Campaign Club Convention 10 be held In indian
apolls aud Edward 4. Rourke was chosen alternate
A. j. Dittenhoeer had promised to address the nesting
but illness Obliged him send letter OF regret Lewis
X Leonard then delivered effective speech
Tie Garfield and Arthur Boys IN Blue OF New Canaan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

Conn. with q company cadets made their first np-
pearance in their uniforms last Saturday night
August o. and paraded the principal streets Win
torche and a band. After the parade u meeting WE
organized in the public hall when II found tnt less
nau half people could get inside. and an sd1on,n
mont was had 10 the open air. Colonel W. a. Wepo iuc
sided and introduced the speaker Of the evening" lne
Hon. Thomas McLain United States Consul III Nassau,
who made and spirited address lhe!els
great enthusiasm among the Republicans OF NV,
Canaan. ana some voters who have heretofore ac'ei
with the Democracy now enrolled III the "diho"
Inh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
NOTES Of THE CANVASS.

The Pioneer Garfield and Arthur Club, of
the XXIId Assembly District, will hold SIX mass meet
ings III the course OF the canvass.
The Republicans of Paterson, n. D., have or
ganized Garfield and Arthur Campaign Clubs In each
ward OF city, and 70 the membership
being made nightly
A Garfield and Arthur banner was raised by
the Republicans of Tena1y, n. j., last Saturday even
Ing Speeches were made by several prominent citi-
Gems and much enthusiasm was shown.
Novelties In camnaiRn equipments are dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
COMING CONTESTS OF OARSMEN.

GENEVA. y. Y, Aug. 31.-1he first regatta
of tbe Geneva REGATTA Association Will be ncld here to-
morrow and Thursday Courtney, Hosmer Lee, Riley,
Dempsey Weisgerbcr, Fcsinger and Ieneyck' OF the
professionals are on hand while among the amateur
single sculcrs are Homes. Murray, Gaisc., LaImoh
Grouse. MOnahan. Brown DoDeLett, dorchester anu
GOodsell
ToRoSTo. Aug 3l.-Hauian leaves for Ne8-fork on
Thursday: and thence by steamer to England. lie
weighs 81 pounds, and Is In good health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
AMONG THE WARREN COUNTY HILLS.

LUzERNE, N. Y, Aug. 31.-All the hotels
here are full. The Wayslde Hotel, with its ten cottages
sent away hundred persons last week. The weather
Is delightful and the mountain tones mp the health
and spirits in marvellous manner Several families
are still at the waysde who OF the opening of the
year The attractions Of Luzerns are charming
singing In the parlors Of evenings; boating on
the lake drives in many directions picnicsi u
sleek. pretty donkey for the ehildreni lawn
games, moonlight effects on the wood-embosomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
A GOOD RESOLUTION.

TOWERS, n. Y, Aug. 31.-The ReDubli-
cans formed a club here this week. and propose to win
in the election this fall The people seem to be In earnest
here The following officers were choseni President,
p ID Penny; Secretaries G. l.. Irish. j. H. Sieinbeck
Treasurer A. L. Crosby. and Sergeant-aAIms, John X.
yale and foil list of vice presidents aud committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
CHICAGO Hockey CLUE.

CHICAGO, Aug 31.-The entries for the tail
trottng meeting of the Chicago jockey Cub comprise
about sixty Of the best rotting the country
- Jbcn Hoptfu Harris Boncsetter, Voltaire. Monroe
CGlcf aud large number equally good IL thoir class,
promise exciting contests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
CENSUS RETURNS.

TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. 3l.-The United States
Census Supervisors give the following the population
of the State according to the returns OF enumerators
lat Dtsirct $50 500. lid District 1875. 620 IIII Dis
ric 4Ol34i Total Of state V9O3OO, and the popula-
ton now Is undoubtedly "A round million.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

CAMDEN. y. j., Aug. 31.-In the third off
hand individual match, today. the following scores
were made ont OF possible score OF 70, az 100 200 and
900 yard, ". DE V. FOulke. 60; George Fox, 90; l..
GRAM o. A: George Is. DXson. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
MIR. POTTS TO SPEAK AT RED BANK.

RED BANK, \. j., Aug. 3I.-Ile UalItIu
and Arthur Club of this town has rented Concert Hail.
intending 10 make it headquarters during the cam
pagn for the holding of political meetings The CLUB Is
increasing daily and there is every reason TO believe
that IL will become the largest in the country. 1here
will be a ratification meeting here on Thursday evening,
and sneeches Will be made by the leading Republicans
Of Potts is expected TO be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
"CuEFRISG.n-Spinster land

Spnster landlady :" Then you
and your mamma want the same rooms you had last
yearT Young lady: Yes Miss sprieeins only II isn't
mamma who is with me- but my husband; I've got mar
RED since last year" spinser andsdyi Lor,
youi I'm glad TO hear IL Yet. alter all. don't know
dAarl"-lFnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
THE CALIFoRNIA RIFLE TEAM.

CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-Ihe CreedmoOr Rifle
Team Of California arrived here by the Chicago, Rock
Island and PJcnc Railroad today on the way TO Creed
moor. Tie team composed of twenty officers OF the
Regular Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
COLORED REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.

PuRMoNT. Va.,Aug. 31.-The cOlOred voters
of Piermont had an enthusiastic meeting tonight.
Garfield and Arthur Cub Of sixty-two members
iZ-Q,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS

READING, Penn, Aug. 3l.-At the Demo-
cratic Convention today Daniel Ernentrout at present
state Senator nominated the first ballot for Con-
gress. He the Hon. Hester CIyner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
MIR. FIERO AT CARMEL. n. Y.

CARMEL n. Y, Aug. 31.-The Hon. w. 7.
Fiero Will address "a Republican massmeetng at the
Fair Grounds here on Thursday evening next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY, Aug 81. issa
RTCORDED REAL ESTATE TRASsFEgs
Wv YORK CITY.


YORK CITY.
23As t na 100 n OF 2dave. IS4x929. CnroliDs
Keller and husband 10 Ernst HOpfens1ck...... s3-,o
ll6th 10 n Of % ave. Tx U16 the Rector wv
Churci W irdens ami Vestrymeu OF Grace Church,
Harlem ID Brsnerd Ray. .-... IL ON
llGthsi :, 80 II @ Of 2d ave. 3OXl0O IL and also
10th st. = :. 1870 IT. Of 2d-aye. ljxlaOll. d
BranoTd Ray and the Rector. Cnurch wa r1ens and
Nesfrynen OF Grace Church. Harlem Ia Henry l.
Grant 7l00
AvoA 9 l2JJ II Of S8fh st. 2Ox75; Frank A Ran.
som referee, to Richard NahOny 1850
Hudson 4. No 39l. 2JX o.; Richard Henry. ref
10 Erastus Whitney ..--. 100
l7th ST. ~ II OF Sth ave 2ONsS; and also li3i ~
30 Fl OF Nih-ave.23N99 !, Mary Ann Wells
smother 20 Davli wan ..-.-.--.-.. Jqi
ii s. <y cor 7thaye. jO.jX 80. George " River
more and Others 10 Wright r. Post .....-....,
lO3d.et, : 3OJ ft v II 2d-aye, Z5AlOO'li Anton
Hahn ana 10 Louis Rose ana vile ........ 1000
l7Ih -, 80 n Of shave. ZOxoS ana als) u d.
~. ?. $40 fte ~ 9Th ave. 25Xy9.Il. C1arir, u
Hartman to David T. swan -...--. --.-- .-.--. 59l
10th &C. = 25j q W Of 2d-aye 2jSlt22; ihatles A
Disbi0w and wife 10 'namiu ID D!sbr0w..-..-...
l7th-st II Of : have. 1S> 80 -oil. Jas
y aR,l aud and others TO DAVID D. swan. 1880
2qfh. =. 1866 II g ~ 81 ave. l1N - MOTIFS
Friedman BENJAMIN Altman, as executors
etc. 10 eph Kcdlrr ..-- ...-..-.--. 1000
l7thsfs : II e AZ ~th-aye KS. and also i3dst
=. $50 n Z have, 5NJJl !; r. lzaDrth : An'un
T. David T. swan. .--;. 29j
Staniou-st = 20 Il " OF AttOTney-st, 2oN0jj Marie
Ebrrh nat 20 Andrew Ntaui --.- .-..----- $3.50;
l5thst. u y, 2lu n 20. 1th ave, ZOAlD3O; IWahlel $500
Never 10 SalOnlon Adler - ----.---. 1900
Sth-st 43i Il eof AvcB. 2i.9XJI.G; Max oclWcr-
referee to Samuel Wcii---.-..---- tl2|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

LOCKPORT, \. =, Aug. 3I.-The Republic.
cans OF the Id District have renominsted the Hon
James Low for Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
A NOMINATION DECLINED.

CONCORD. \. H., Aug. 31.-llcrbert f. Nor
ris has written letter declining nomination for Con
press from the LIST District of this State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
RENOMINAIED FOR THE AssEMBL'
AssEMBLYMAN LOW RENOMINAT

publican has renOminaed for the Assembly In IN
I'D District o. OsWego County.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The Signal Corps
station Vt Delaware Broakwater Delaware reports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
nC,v vopK D,uy TRIBINE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBEK Il T00'

ws,er and the looming hills; splendid sunseis IN
occasional cxhb ions by professional lei mr. The
eosaut afternoon chat on the PIAZZA, OF
ins nny,l This region will be sun more ii n oe
forth gnt hence than IL is now me nnPn' dr,an,er
slnnbcr and the tender autumn ar eiDoi"'o an ." "
CnChanncnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
Gltn Drogerin 30 Eel

NFFICES TO LET in tie buildings 3, , and
~ BeeNmau-st.. AMI o 20 l33 Nassaust. Hbi.AND&
WHITING. BetkaAn-st
1'O LET.-COrner Plrk-pacc and Church
IT. large basement ana sub, e ar Tor terms ap
ply 10 kULAND & WHITING. 80. Berkmau---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
RECORDED LEASES

Reilly Patrick to Igna'us schmidt jjth-,t 70 32i
last 81 ho,r and ia n ba,eutnt. 3 years. yearly
rcIt of 81, for nrst scar aud yearly rent OF So
for last wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

New BROWN-ST HOUSES in Brook
y yn a improvements 10 exchange fr arm or county,
place. Hol l. sun q" 'l'',1 So,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01
CORPORATION Notices.

NOTICE.-ProposalS for DREDGING tne
~ SLIPS between 26th 2Sthsts., r. z. will oe y.
ceived hy the DEPARTMENT OF Docks, III and ny Dra
until sth september. 1851. At - o'clock N tor iu
ton see the CITY Record, ioc sale al No Cly I,A,
NIOTICE.-Sealed bids or estimates ior VS SSs-
~ sructing Dumping Board on the so1theto 81 scs
OH No AZ North River, Will he TeceNeu AZ e IsO For
oi The Dspartment of Pol until september ~ Ir,l
tuiI nation city Record for ss.e al no Wy
NOTICE-Sealed proposals for Duii un.S
~ house for Engine Company No -. on me hot M
3Gave. VIII be received ~
Fire Department until aeptenbe Al iso.' al
lion see civ Record for sale at No cav liail-7
NOTICE.-Sealed Proposals will De Iecoi MI
~ al the ONCE OF the Fire Department 9 IL, ton.e "a
isso for budinC aud rcpai1ng Ensih ~. tsy
4 ar No Ar West lh-st. Tor full inioF1idio" ''
Record" for sale AT No CITY haI. -----.--i
NOTlCE.-Sealed Proposals will be Ie e'%sss i.
IN az the once OF the Fire Department. tolse
budlng alteration and repairing Lhs.he tlty
30 M NO 81 Marion 81. For fun iniotH1""'" Wv
Record" for sale at NO CITY Han =
Two CONTRACTORS.-S Sealed prop" ia runer
buillipg sewers and regulating settihE ouo 81 N the
stones m various streets aud avenues vi" 10
Office of the Department oi Pubic NnlAs ", - AZ
issu For full inform alton see IltI ho'o"' iva
Cly Halt vii
rI,O CONTRACTORS Sealed proposal. ""ui
be received by the Department OF rHo, and REGu:
11ssTISG uUADISG, SETTING GU aun nforns
sTe \ ~ An various streets and avenues not luz $50
Non ..e ,iy Record. Tor sale at No OlV nan. II
ruU CONTRACTORS.-S pror9ss"S AIS
/ " o 80 ,nr LAYING CROrON WAIEh, .at d
a. o., pNVING part 57thst, by ne lspsnn,nuaaos
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-01

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larger cabin list than the previous one.