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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-07

made its appearance. Not The National Rcrieto-
that ponderous periodical was ushered into the
world somewhere about the first of this month ana
the world full of good intentions, has since peeh
striving to read it, with not too great success.
Heavy dulness brooded over its birth and Loru
Carnarvon's discovery that three-fourths Oh Tue III.
erary talent of England is the Conservative siuo
has yet to be justified. Mr. Alfred Austin VINO GUNS
1t, does am sure fully believe in Lord CarnarVon
dictum, and would cheerfully submit Dinnsci :"
competition in proof of Its truthfulness ou' '"o
public does not altogether like being looked GOWN
upon and patronized, even in the CONSERVATIVE III
terest and thus far there is sign that the new re-
view will get the public ear still less tnat ~ VIII
put back the clock half century.
Its st. Stephens which is the newest llghe III 'ho
Conservative heavens. This paper appears III u
dingy pink cover. which is impressed WIN ,'uon
super6uous ink, picture OF the CLOCK tower Va 'ae
House of Parliament The Editor appo"iS " W
MIR. William Allison, of whom L cannot reu' ~ 'e'
to have heard before either as journalist or Con-
sentative, or in any capacity whatever. lhere iie
political articles There is society gossip OF WHAT
IA meant for such. There is Parliamentary paper
intended il NAV be supposed to initiate the mimi
table manners of Mr. Lucy in his Essence OF fariia.
mentv IN Punch or in his From the Cross benones
in The Obserrer It is enough to quote from or
Stephens the remark that li<ens one worthy member
of the House TO a turtle sitting on It's tah ihe
stamp of vulgarity is overthe whole
Mr.. Clifford, whose retirement from The iu"o'
was announced some time ago, has now returned W
bls post. and the practical management OF thls
journal is, therefore, once moro IN Conser'au'o
hands. MIR. Chenery remains Editor in name MI
Walter continues to be actual chief OF the concern
interfering when it seams to him GOOD. NJ. oe
Blowitz is still allowed to give tone 'and "hat
tone to the paper from Paris in the matter OF OOn
tinental politics. In this general disorganzation VI
its intellectual machinery, it must be sara that
personal preferences and personal animoSlties ana
personal incapacities, and partisan purposes ana
financial interests each in their turn, ma con-
yenlent corners and cOigns OF vantage In the Jour
nal. In better days it knew the sway OF single,
powerful independent will, and spoke for the great
public which now regards its vacillations ana
weaknesses with languid wonder not unmixed
with regret.
Other journals, meanwhile. are steadily strength
ening their hold on the public which The Times Is
relaxing. The Morning Post for one, which does no'
cease to gain in circulation and revenue. Inc
profits now approach 100000 year and all ques-
t;on rs 10 the wisdom Of reducing its price 10
nepny is at an end. Itmay be worth while 10 say
that Mr.. f. ii. O'Donnell, NJ. p for DungarVan' Is
not on the staff OF this paper. IT, W. o.
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BOOKS OF THE REEK.

THE ADMrRAJ's WARD. BY Mrs. Alexander. 16mo, PIP.
478. tHenry Holt d Co..
JOAN or ARC. Poem. BY George II. Calvert. Square
I2mo, PIP. 10s Boston Lee shepardj
STRAY PEARLS. by Charlotte NJ Yonge. Crown svo
PIP. 424. iMacmilIan Co..
MY TRIVIAL LIFE AND MISFORTUNE. BY Plain Woman.
Part l. spiusterhood. 12mo, pp. 352 "a. r. Put
MANS S0nsD
CONGRESSMAN sLASLEYs FATE BY Harriet A. Harp.
16mo, pp. 403. National Temperance Society and
Publishing House,
THE RED ACORN. Novel by John McElroy. 12mo,
pp. 800. Chicago: Henry A. Sumner Coz
STORIES FROM ENGLISH HISTORY. by Louise Creighton
I6mo pp. 3l2. Uhomas WhittakerI
THE FACE OF JESUS. Large svo, PIP. 397. fR. Worth
ington.)
LETTERS AND MEMORIALS OF JANE WELSH CARLYLE.
Edited by James Anthony Froude. vols. Svo, DID.
145-405. Charles scribnef'a Sons)
rHR MODERN SPHINX AND SOME OF HER RIDDLES BY
NJ. ]. Savage. Svo, PIP. l60. Boston: George III.
EilisJ
PoErAs FAMosos DEL sIGLo XIX LUs vfDAs Y sUs
OBRAs FOB ENRIQUE PIsLYRo $40, PIP. 1863, paper.
Madrid Liberia Gutenberg)
THE MODERN HAGAR. A Novel. BY Charles N. Clay.
2yols. IA one. l2mo, PIP 764. Fords, Howard d
Hulbcrt)
The LIFE OF ADosIRAM JuDsos BY his son Edward
Judson. evo, pp COL tAnson ID. r. Randolph q
Col
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DROPOsALS FOR FUEL.
PROPOSALS FOR RATIONS.

QUARTERAAsTEK's OFFICE. U. 8. NJ. c,
WASHINGTON. 9th APRIL 1889
Sealed Proposals duplicate will DO received az this ONCE
until TWELVE O'CLOCK A. OF MONDAY. tho FOUR
Tpt NTII DAY OF NAY NEXT for furnishing ratiODs 10
the United Marines az more Of the following
sfaf,ous from lstJ July, l5S 10 3Oth June. 1874
Portsmouth y H.; ChaflestOwn, Mass. Brooklyn, N III
league Island Philadelphia Penn; Washington, d. q
Gosiort uesr Norfolk. VA Annapolis, Md MHro Island
Cal. and Pensacola, Fla. ..-,-,
speciacous with blank proposals. be obtained upon
apuoaOn u the stations named or at The Offices OF
the Washington d. G. ana Assistant quarter
master 29G south 4h.st Philadelphia Penn.
PropoSas should be Endorsed Proposals Tor Raons anu
.ad,.ss.I Ia me undo w. B.SLACK.
Major and QuaTtermaster.
u. ;. Marine corps.
ashl ton ID q.
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Ocean G!eamers

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
" Between New. York and Havrs
Conpanys pier lnew No az North river foot OF Morons
Travellers 6y this line ayoid both transit by Engish rail-
and the discomfort crossing Channel small
boat Special train leaving tho deck Havre If
atNew. YORK through Ia Paris.
CANADA trangeul. Wednesday Aprll II.
FRANCE Perero dItauterve Wednesday, April ~, o. m
PERkIht Berry Wednesday, April 70 ~ N.
N0RMANDIE tnewD Wednesday, May %
Cheeks payable at sight Banquo
Transatlantldueo OF Paris
Eor freight and passage apply 70
LOUIS DE kkbIAN, Agent No. Bowling Green.
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..

TOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES leave Peck
sPat p m t ans M p apy Sn S. Sort a"S East ILL.,
LNOR RONDOUr AND KINGSTON, landing
l. at Crsnston's West Point Cornwall, Nesbgrg, Nsr
Milton pokecpsc Esonus connecting with Ulster anu
tuesday, Thursday sauray6p m from foot OF AaIrlsoase
/ EHIGH VALLEY RAILR0AD.-Passenge
- trains leave deDos foot Of Cortandt aud Desoosse s
10 oT aq Rc 2 Nh Sr sss
through coaches r6 daily. Local trains at $40 p M for
Tains leaving az 90 and $40 m connect for al
points nshsno and H9eton coal regions S11dsy IRAN
General Eastern Office Of Church and corandt sts
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD commencing November o, 1882,
In Western and Northern Express 70 Rochester and
$40 " sPSca Sr Chicago daily Stopping only
at Albany syracuse Rochester, Buffalo. Ere Cleveland and
10 80 m Chicago Expross drawing to Canaan
Albany and nos. with connection to Utica Sara
AS1y AND Sy Bss9 .ns
% st. 20 With Sleeping epn c for st. Louis
running through every day In the week also Niagara Falls
sSa
o D. m Pacific Express daily with Shopping cars for
Rochester. Bunalo' Cleveland toledo DotrOL chicago and
Troy Connects wh morning trains Tor the West and North
way and at WestcotTs EXPRESS 6css aud ss
and 9t2 Broadway, New.YOrk. ana S3s Westinghouse,
J. N. ToUcEy, Gen. supt Gen Passenger Agent
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston Worcester, Nashua Portland aud the
in' no" '''" 's CITY OF WORCESTER,
S'SS%s Exception II % 9 SGs on the Sound and
above Desbrossesst Ferry daily pm
pONDOUT AND KINGSTON LINE
III Steamer James Baldwin leaves every Monday. We'd
usual landings and connecting With Ulster Delaware and
stony Glove r. II.
y CITY. RIVER AND HARBoR IRA NsPoRrArIoN
COMPANY.
ofice Pier l8, N. X, foot OF Cortlaudtss
Consgumenss Of freight forwarded directed to any part
Of the world
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received for delivery Of all kinds freight and msr
chandiso to any part OF the city
sEAAND HARBoRTowINa AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BOR LIGHTERA0E.
Freight every description promptly ghtered 70 Any point
In the harbor at reasonable rates.
sTEAMBoATs, BAR0ES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
steamers John H. starin and Erasus Corning for NEW
HAVEN leave Pier ID " r. q. .. H. daily lsasurdays
sxcepted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS co, between Sew.tork and
New Haven. Care and dispatch guaranteed
Freight for points D. Z. w. X r. received AZ Pier IL
For New Haven and points East 1t Pier Is
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND Eleven MiiestSe
Ten Cents Steamers from Iron !. H. foot OF
whehailst
cENTRALshTPYARD. Communipaw. N. J-prv Docks
Machine and Boiler shops everything apperanng TO ths
construction ard repair OF vessels
TROY BOATS-ClTIZENS' LINE.-Nwe
Il steamers SARATOGA aud CITY OF TROY leave pia5
No r. foot OF SnIisopher at daily except sunday as
touches
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New Publications.
ID EDITION NOW READY.
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This edition has carefully conformed TO the last
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FORT WASHINGTON, NY
Estabhahcd 1884.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES V. HAYS, ". -,

| fsisHi sisI 1898; va n n
Boarding school Of the highest grade whose threood
end and scruraoasy tolowei - e. moad At an cary age
ssn; nGysT s'2aT5as a Isa g'sa:
situated on washington Heights. miles up the
reached BY tho sixth Avenue Elevated Road %
notification the superintendent meets the arrival OF any
train. -, ...,., -. -. -. ...,.......-.
mSndns the deg6al scenery moro ,i.raetys
rGnndings are not found alone t1e nrm,a Oank'o the
terrscted by groves arorins ample space for play.
fFPl4 G fo% ans 1GGes9i'ha spoken
University Grammar School, l,49l Broadway,
ss ts ystF o5 RTHS &sa aas
Art schools-City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER will receive pupils
vi after Monday. oct 10. N DRAWING, OIL and WATER
pa "a ana Ec9MATf5S
'0~f sTuDfo. No 80 aHDisoS Avenue
p,GgNrINssT9SN.I %%ILLrAA HASrarJAMEs
NETWORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
~ no EAST urH.sr oH q Door e East of srPAvr
.,,. ~ MneorpoTaited is8S llcaoo,
SPRING TERMS SOW COMMENCING.
For Bows and YOUNG Men-Countrv
| LEXANDER INSTITUTE-M:litary Board
n 'HE ''"0' " '''' Prlheipi o. R. WILLIS PHI D.
! DETTS MILITARY ACADEMY, Stamford,
Conn., Oh PSSpeef TTy hs s1 sr d term o.
ness For luil information senffor catalogue
| pOYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
sa~m SSl c SntcT sioosods Mass r
RLUM's Erziehungsanstalt.- Boys prepared
anS % S9ese Sp % Dr. @ rs t1fn s SG s e.
| COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL. P0UGHKEEP-
s asy fGG osE a sfisRfG p 4na aSl
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
'''''' Rev. A. @. CHAMBERS. Principal
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
ar H. fSs f@ li''"''n '
I DEEKSKlLL (N.Y.l Military Academy.-For
L circulars address Col c.J. WRIGHT A. NJ. Principal
| DENNSYLVANIA MlId FAIRY ACADEMY,
English bsss conferred ce Tf Gon'n Y& F
PARK INSTITUTE
For boy. $500 year N Henry frArtocK Principal
RYE, N. Y.-Bradford Mansion school
| HI 5000 year -. COLLINS. Principal
CWlTHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S MEDIA
AGApaaaY az mites by railroad y from Broads sta
Addres. s@i hin o. sMoRTIIDGE. a. NJ Harvard Gci
ne ALfREp a MHi%ELt fHnLL
summer.
THE HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
%c ssGss9' W Hss t oSsE P%
lesser 7. A. Thacher, H. O. Kingsley, A. NJ TwIuing
IL d., Professors H. baldwin. Professort w. 6bba AL
dress W. l. GUSHING. Rector
For Young Ladies-Country.
| CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS with care
| " fn advice. free 10 parents. Il. MIRIAM COYRIERE
d Co. 81 East l7th.st, Union Square
! COTTAGE SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
OLA DIES Pottstown, PsnnThirty second Annual
opens sept TO- 1881. Philadelphia aud Reading IL 20
miles from philadelphia with through from Now YORK
comforts, pareata discipline
and thorough work elegant buildings sul all coavenences
location well
| For catalogues address GEO. a. BUTLER A. NJ. Prn.
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, N. Y,
~ Hopsike thorough progressive New illustrated or.
| euar. with fdll PARTICULARS GEORGE o. SMITH, A. NJ
HOME INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
town. ". vi home thorough course Of study
| opens september Is Miss NJ w. MErCALF. Principal
| NEW-CANAAN INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
Az LADIES experienced teachers fnbers limited
Address Ars. h. Y. AYRE5.
NeW.Cauxau. Conn
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
II TRANSFORMATIONS
DErARrMENr oF rHs IxTERIoR.

DEPARTMENT OF Tux INTERIOR. }
oFFIcR OF INDIAN AFFAIRS WASHINGTON, March 10, 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS, ndorsed " Proposals lor Beet
lblds for Beef mast DO submitted M ep"' as b e9se
& deeted 70 the Q, Indian Aa na
p M OF ~ EsDAY APIIL o. 1898 for f9rnshnE for The
best the hoof $4,000 pounds Beans 41 0o pous
gaag PoS9eG p51Dds on peI pounds Feed 70so5
pounds Hard Bread SSoJo pounds aom a ioV cd e
pounds Tea i5e0 pounds Tobacco, l76Uoo pounds sat
SUGAR and 100000 pounds Wheat. ,.o..,.,,,.. ~
Also Blankets Woolen ana Cotton Goods CONSISTING IN
part OF Ticking, $4,000 yards standard CalcO oOOyVu
yas Drilling 10000 Yards Puck free from an o Sar5
Kentucky Jeans 5000 yards Cheyot 02OOo yas Btown
sheeTs bTpV Yc6 ,as Saeo Shirt 5000 yards
Nmse 5000 yards Ccihns GISsesS and MpG asc III OF
articles nea ~ Harness ea FpI io the sr
VICE In Arizona colorado Dakota Idaho Indian Tsrory
Minnesota Montana Ne0rasSa Neyada anu Wiscon, 20 ,
the Pacise Coast WITH california brakes delivered
o for such OF the artce goods and
plies that not he contracted for to be Delivered AZ INC
Af eSs must be made out on Government blanks
Schedules allowing The Snds anu aaantes o. SUD-
e IN gIo OF ali other goods articles together with
blank proposals conditions 70 be observed oy oldde,- me
poaIon snd all oner necessary nstcons VIII 10
ISa OF asa m 3rasdSy SewYoE the Commisslries OF
9msS Saint Louis SAINT PAUL San aud ankton
ioowing named places Kansas Arkausls CITY Burning
ton S9Ts R9Ss cay ane eefos MARION Sed
cine Lodge Newton Usage CITY scan. sterling Topeka
Wellington. WChI:a and Winfield
BIDS vii orcnsd a. the boar and day above stated and
bidders are Invited 90 present Al tle opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS -.
All bids must be accompanied bT certified chec.S upon
United Depository Tor az least per cent OF Ho
amount OF the proposal II. PRICE, commissioner
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
4UARIERHAsTERs OFFICE, u. s. VI. O..
NAsnINGTOs. 9TH April 1888 J.
sealed Proposals in duplicate w De reeeyea this ONCE
uutl TWELVE O'CLOCK 81 OF WLDN ESDAl. the SlA,
TEENTH DAY OF MAY NEXT, for supplying Wood AM
Marines, at OF the ioi'
lowing from LIST July 1888 20 3hth June 1884
Portsmouth. \. "a. Charestown, Mass Brb0kyn N. ~
ph adepha Penn: League Island, Ponni Wellington ~
g. Annapolis nd GOap1rt, Norfolk, Val Mare lsAhd
Cal. aud Pensacola Ia - =, .,..,.., ..o.
SPECIFIC aon with blank proposals. can be obtained upon
Of the stations named or az he oces OF inc
Orarermaster Washington d. G., aud Assistant Quarter
tnaster 226 south 4th-st.. PM iadel phia Penn.
pron1sas sonid &c indorsod Proposals. for Fuel" and
.J,re.srIl 10 m. uudslslxucd. W. Is. SLACK,
Major and Quartermaster,
q. ;. Marine Corps.
Washington, ID C.
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Coruoralion Notices.

49,
GAS MISSI0N.-Proposals for estimates
" for lighting Public Lamps will DO received at the
ncs Of Commissioners OF Public Works until April 10,
1888 full information SEQ CITY RECORD for sale At
No. city Hail.
NOTlCE.-The following mentioned proposals
~ received by tho Department OF Docks III and
Il9 Duane-st, until THURSDAY April 10. 1883, at ~
o'clock
Proposals for building cnb Bukhead the foot of
building Bnlkhead Platform
st., Harlem River,
ihir~Proposals for building Bukhead Platform
house Dock, Black wcls island.
Fourthfroposas for building New Wooden Pier at the
foot OF 5jth-st., North River.
For information city Record. copies for sale at No.
City Hall
NOTICE.-Sealed proposals will be received at
~ oee Of tho Cork OF the Board OF Education
Apr 90 1883 for supplying the Coal and Wood equed
the Pubic schools In this city for the ensuing year
NOTICE.-Blds or estimates for each of the
IN following. named works tRst-Cottages In Reservoir
and Mount Morris squares second cants 90, aud Iron
parment OF Public Parks at their office SO Union
until 10 o'clock WEDN ESDAY 18th day OF April 1883
For full information city Record for sale at No City
Hall
NOTICE.-Prop0sals will be received at the
~ ONCE OF tho Department on Public Charities and Correo-
lion, No SO Thrdayo nt Apri H. 1883, for Eroceres
provisions dry y0ods um0er cTockery ea For full
nation see CITY Record for sale st NO. city Hall
N0TICE.-Seaed proposals will no received
IN a tho once OF the Commissioner OF Public
April ~ 1883 for paving also Tor Furnishing the materials
and painting tho nine Free Floating Baths For full nfoma
ton sec City Record Tor sAle at NO. City Hall
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GUlON line. sr,, .,,rns
" FOR ESaEfRh sS TA =, 5x& 5i
NIsc6NsTE @ TUESDAY ;5S M
A AEl1NS saur'isS 2pT $50
~ These steamers are built OF IRON IL
a across sg the Han ooh safe and
ing bathroom smoknFr drawing.ioom. pahD gu
each steamer lie stserooms upper deck thus n.
suing greatest OF all luxures at sea- perfect venta
S cabin passas. aceodng &c., $50 and $780,
m oFFfSE 20 90 BRoAD@AY WILLIAMS GUIoN
TNMAN ROYAL MAIL LINE STEAMERS
FoE oUEENsrowN s Arc k krsHh hpr D. m
CRY Of igr, In LAG 81 m
CITY OF pAF Bis Worn, RTsr dSs o. er %ay ILL.,
CABIN PxssAeE So . SO an. ana $780, Intermediate
si For passass @ Apply s % STEAMSHIP CO.
Limited 81 and % p s once No los south
NATIONAL LINE.-FrOm Pier 80. N. K.
~ ron LIVERPOOL ANR 9gEIENsT9Sw,SS
ENGLAND AOriFF FOR 81 : G L \ osi DIakcf r'
ERIN April u, A. m FRANCE April 20 a. m
es go f Msssq ss 80
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
IAph ME dn K2h AgsEs<A CEN
ii'''N 'DI FROM New.York pier foot canal-st, n. r.
For the Isthmus Of Panama
cOnnesng for ceaiSai ana soath and Mexico
70 Francisco
For Japan and China.
s A snssa San FsSe:co S ana M at
For HONOLULU. NEWZEALAND and AUSTRALIA,
CITY OF SYDNEY sails saturday; April .n q 2p. m
freight passage and general lnfonaton apply Com
pan'' onee on the FER Il JOB sGI1Y sSperaendcn
DED STAR LINE. For Antwerp and Paris.
Ia sailing from New.York and Antwerp every SATURDAY
MERRIAM ;,satulGaS, Aprh Il y, ~
saloons state rooms smoking aud bath rooms amidshps
First cabin go and SO second cabin 80 EXCURSION
PEgTTkR @RfGHT & s6Ss. General AGENTS b Broaaway
limited STATES AND GERMAN MAIL
" STEA MERS-Hamburg American Packet tonlpaDy's
Line for FALMOUTH Londonl CHEhBooH' tfArisI
SiLEsiA. saturday April wEILAND.. Thurs. April 10
Rates 10 PaIis extra First Cabin slO0i Second Cabin
$780, steerage $50 First Cabin saturday Steamers S6o
and s70 Excursion rates greatly reduced send Tor Tour
C. b. RI HARD & 90. Gen Pass. 4gs, 81 B'way, N. Y.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w United ST ATEs AND ROYAL MAUI STEAMERS
FOR QUEENsTOwN AND LIVERPOOL ~.
recommended BY Lieutenant Maury u = ", both the
out v ard and hOmeward voyages -, an
NtLlit zap. p u -''' rhn,,sday anri 10 4 m
GERMANIC Capt Kennedy. SATURDAY Apri y 800 m
ADRIAriC. Capt Jennings .rhursdsy April 20 80 am
FRO From TiiE wiffrE Tid6&ARR PPocK' FOOT OF WEST
These steamers uniform sze and unsurpassed in ap
pontmens The saloons staterooms. smoking and Bath
least felt anoding degree OF comfort hitherto unattanabie
ARsSX1rEssaloon. $50 $50 and $780, Return tickets
favorable stecrage from the Old Country ST. from
rpese carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
For inspection Of plans and other Information apply a. the
Company oiees No 81 Broadway. New York ,..,
C. l.. BARTLETT q co, Agents. Boston.
BARRITr q CATrEEI, Agents. Philadelphia
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NEW-YORK AND LONG, BRAN,C ~. c a, a.;

Stationa in NeW.York and Desbro3ses ,n-,y =,
e'S'on'A (centraI II, & q n j. 700. L y,
le N; via Penn. r. lS% p M 7 sfS ~, i;i5.
4 g D. m; via Penn. r. r., a m, ~ W., 3;5V p q" 1'
day c An Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbny PARK
sea Grit Point Pleasant, &c. via h H. q ~ ,9 m
m lsi5 4 6p m via Penn r. r., a m, IL n o1i y, -
sundays mot stopping at Ocean Grove OF A''nS ran"
For Lakewood River Barnegat &C., via C. H. II 'l
N S;Lo = a. IA 1iS Il R OF j. s,l5 ll;46 NJ
m Keyport SD llsS a % ~ as' ~ %
IL r. BALDWiS. J. II. WOOD E. KAN snnt
a. D A ~ n r. ofNJ q. p. A, Il. H. H. Dup
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PROPOSALS for building a steam vessel fol

IL The T. - Coast aud 0eoieto survey.
L. - COAST AND tiEoDETfC SURVEY OFFICE,
MAsfnNGTON. ID. O.. March 10, 1888
SEALED PROPOSALS. Il, duplicate, win he received at
this oice until l. 1888. and opened immediate
y building wooden steam vessel for this
service
hundred and seventy
feet nine inches breadth
Temel eleven inches depth, displacement se1cn
hundred and eighteen tOnA
Blank proposals must be made specidca
on and Information can DO obtained on sp
the photographic Inspector OF tho survey AZ this
office. j. r.. hlLdAhD, superintendent
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