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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11

40 600 Is deducted that amount ~ cash returned
20 by tho suk1g MI trustees because the
drawn bonds Of 1900 had not been presented ior payment
In the am Yunt OF transactions fO-Iay's stock market
WAS IS. 200 shares more active than yesterdays
but IN genera dulne~s and apathy there ia Tic lie differ
enco between the Two day, operation And an analysis
of the days work shows that the larger operations IN four
stocbs-st Paul Northwestern, western Union and Mis-
soui Pac6c-fIruished 10000 shares toward the total
Increase over Yesterday bus But frmer tone
prevail ed ana until the last hour there gradual aud
steady appreciation ~ vaiuc This condition was ind-
Gated by the opening operations, when at the fan Of
the charmans gavel announcing the opening. the first
bids maize generally Il per above ast evenings
clos ne figures - Paul, which furnished over one
fourth of he day total ID up fourth
az "a = and otter some sEirmsHng between s47s and
s49s sc Il later sold at 20 s5ls Northwestern
from 90 d0s0s 1904 ana ended al 99l2 Union
Pacific from 40H 49as SOS and closed at 499
Missouri Pacific unu-ually active but after adj
vance 03. it, final figure. li2 shows decline Of as
fiom vest ray Last price. Western Cnion opened up
"A at SO and G6os and closed GG4 Thus 10 IL
seen that the operations OF the last
hour and halt nearly wiped the gains OF early
three hour, aud one.nalf Bat the market du
I'm thc afternoon than I'm the morning The stock loan
market indicates a small short interest There
n n.ws n any character during the day that would move
fhe speculation In either WAY except It was The weekly
returns OF railway earning. which are printed below.
The market closed dun and fen'urelesA
IN. transactions IN Government bonds small but
n gr,p.r tone ruled the market bids ior the ~ and a.
we're recipe lively - and hgncr Annexed are the
closing quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
DROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS.
1 ELECTRIC LIGHTING &, AT T.. =. NAVAL
TRAINING STATION newport l. l.
BUREAU oP EQrIpNEXT AND RECRUITING
- u ---- 4 II Il

WA-HNGTCN D. g., Aug -. l--4 -
SEALED PROPOSALS I'D duplicate, FOR tIe following ~.
pr0yement- the T. NavAl Training station. 'oascrS
iarDor Island Newport r. viii received tlc Bureau
ton b. until the ION day ~ September l~Ni VIZ
supply FOR ship buIldn -' anil boilers, mcludIn.
reservoir. piping 10 boiler house and main to shp
~ttam.heating apparatus for new dfIl hail. including
radatO piping steam mSn u snip uttnss Nc COM
plete eXcept boiler.
Two 80 II p boilers % the tube tyne with toun Ia
tons setting fixtures &C complete ready 20 'tar' rr~
4 About 800 uncal feet 10 nch Vtrihsd sstglafed
sewer pipe 50 Inca feet 0 10 nch cast non pipe hai
inch thick.
Specifications supply and pipe may be seen
and Obtained at Office OF tn Engineer Lo2siets
HArbor Island Newport, r. L. Or Navy Pay Offices al Nc"
York and Boston.
Proposal, Tor steamheating apparatus and boilers must be
accompanied BY general plan detailed drawings anu uA and
complete specifications
lectrc Lighting -Seaed proposals. will as0 be receive
duplicate be opened AZ same time ami lace 'of lghns
ton 49,, -
and Information obtained az Oco o. CYi Ensneer o.
the stat
prouosais will ncludc an Arlington & sims engine 81 H.
mansions be determined by the Engineer VIII iounlaon-
boiler 9nd must pe accompanied 10y pans
specifications showing clearly what
proposed 10 be done under the bid
items l. and must be completed within sixty DAYS,
auditems and within thirty days from date u slsninS con-
Resp nsibe security required bids FOR faithful perform
AutOrs cerfiued 10 uc
fore no ary other public officer
BIDS made for each numbered item separately AL
essed Of the Bureau ndotsei Proposals Cor
improvements at Coasters HarbOr Island ana the ght
reserved TO reject any oI al. 9d. , ,, co., , ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
rrRorEAN rRoDrcE MARKETs.

IrvFRrCOi sept lo Prov sions Bacon Cumberland cut
49s Ui Long Diclr AdIes. as Cd short clear Mddes
-htr RIBS. sos Oh. shoulder. g. I'd per CIV
Rect lGUs ID EKtrl indian Mess P4me Mess. Us
Pork PRIME Ness us 90. per Dbl PRIME Mess. tadern
56s Western 6o- Lard American i5s Uds Prime west
ern. 3gS. Lard on. tOs Sd Hams-L0ng Cut. 90. Oh.
shoulders i4s Butter Dos per cNt iof nne.t uted
fferse- American Choice. IVA Od Whcat-Hed western
spring 0d a6s q Red Winter 6slOd n Is Odper cen
raj 81 H1rinv o. d.; sew Western winter e. ID. New
Mixed estern. s. Id California SO - III az, Ga
"a ifOrua VI = Bs N AIS I'd per Genital tOrn-MtKed
ORi S. I'd Nev. 5s 81. per ntl. ProduCe-~pirt,
Iurpentine 2i- 0d. do AZ London Zl, oi. per cNt
rNne, Petroleum 81 per gallon. Glover SEED American
ped fls Der cwt Talnw-i5s sd. per cwt. Hosn-i ON
mon IS Sd; Pale ps I'd dlo' va Lin'eeu On ZV' 81 per
cwt.
LONDON Sept Produce tnseed on SO los Sfle l5s
per ton calcutta Lnsesd SO 3d ufs g. PEI qurr'or
flnse-d cake. a 6s - Is per ton lehued r"roeum
gasl q 81 per gallon spirits Ji lurpenuue IS 50 per
cvt sperm Oh Rbt per ton Boin-rommon. - ud. -
Sd Pale lis prsvisions-Lsri a. Vi per cWt Tor
American f1s 81 cwt FOR fuha 'entfifuRAl
polaag p0'. and lSs is 3d. for cuba Muscoyado faf
TrnnlnR annat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11

The business In state bonds WAS oonnnod 70 sara gi
hsrth Cafuliut special iaier ~ VI WY "''" '''''
tWenty Fulton sold AZ 10. -. ....,. r.,o
htagnatl0n ruled lu the market ior fhlHay uunus ~
ouy notano feaure vaa larRe sale Of Harlem hrHla
registered sion 900 sod at llOA Erie second COR
again were quiot ~ OlqdOOIed0oA, ana clo4ea vVNw
OF Wo. Shore and ma lo hts d recovered y per
cent 10 a. and closed quoted al igd42 ,anaha eouh
srn frat N a at p7a kUrtbWesterh debeniuIe Us
we're up a AZ "a aud Burlington snd QUINCY ueueh
tnrs % after 90 sold Al pbia Denver lus oIahue su
westen nrsia wore y At Jtlp kaheas Pacno cphsois
we're on a ~ gOA Uuos Pacific hrsts were lgwh
40, and The shaking funds dsollned Nte iV's ahu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
NOTHING IN 4 NAME.
from Tne Bangor Journal.

Edith
Il was womans voice that called. soft. low musical
Edith" called again. and could not but stop ana
listen Sweet saxon Edith. ~ II should be the name
o the voice so full Of tender music were they both
Edith" Blue eyes ana fair hair fauitless compehoh
Of pearl aud pink an oval face, figure tall and willow
" Edithw
eYctb'm veth'm I gwanten qucks kin cit my hands
otten DO sqarsuds! Fore goodness. es wsht could
tluc drop 80 deep could nevgh heah my name again IN
dl-h yer tivu' wurl. VIVA Won want Miss Tabithaf'
Mud "a sweet young girl, fair as dream OF june petite
and graceful came 20 the door aud gave an order 10 "A
cal black woman five feet eight inches Ia height, with
arm, Ike John sulliyans and red ana yellow turOan
On her head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
A VINDICATION OF MIR. BLAINE.

THO result Is splendid Republican triumph and u Is
All emphatic vudicstlun OF Mr.. blaine 40 the hands or
those VINO know aim best IL shows that the people OF
Name iudorse tho position OF the Republican party
tie ISSUES and that they take no STOCK u the
criticism which Mr. Blaine has been subjected Dat on
the contrary wautJn and malicious abuse of
a who for more than a quarter of century has
gone and among them, hOuored trusted and be-
loved men in this country ever have been. The
supporters of Mr. Cleveland may do their best TO Dci;e
this victory. but they cannot conceal ITS significance
from tho people, they honestly deny that will
20 Tar toward emphasizing the result IN November,
When the verdict OF the Pine Tree state vii be over
whe.mugly Endorsed from one end OF tie land 10 the
Ot-er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
THE TRUTH FROM Al INDEPENDENT.

The Boston Transcript int Rep
Maine has emphatlcally ndOrsed James 9. Blaine.
The friends OF Governor Cleveland VIII gain nothing by
DENYING TIE fact as all figures hand point IN that
direction His own tOwnsmen have recorded their re
gard Tor him by an unparalleled Republican majority, 10
which the irish AMERICANS contributed their full share
Nj Blaine and his friends have good reason 20 rejoice
that the hot contest with tho Democrats ana III
dependents they have won a notable triumph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
6aIsS bp AuSlton.

WAN TUSSEl.L e. KEARNEY viii sell 40
theft HoRar AND CAHRtAoE nEruHfrOhf, llo
and itg Fsst Bthst between % aud ih AYES ga ftdsy
aeptembsf se. AZ se.oh " the osnoen Tow, h.f.ss
by order sf bavsssn, Hhefih padst ~attast ~ ~
Aohssa sad by virtue OF AZ order VI Tie supreme N9ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET
Nrw-YoRK. sept 10.


At the present iuncture of affairs the reports
Of IN. pipc tines for August part cury interesting
The National TRANSIT Company shows the following con
dtons O. August 81 the figures being gwen In barrels:
Gross stocks 40 2O- 1913 edmcnt md surplus, 2sOl
"a: ne, stocks 3740G,-jG; ceriihc res is-
sued 3O3-ag99: credit balance. 7,O26.-j5. The
receipts VIZ. ~ follows: Ira sfers from United Pipe
Lines -3IG-: run. firm wells 1.S19939; received "a
iron tmk.. IOoJG9O; tota 2.9-s797 barrels TIC
deliveries vcr, I.-O2.03o barrcl+ The Uni I'd Pipe
Lue- show Tor August Certificates ont 1868; credit
balance. "a $50: tolal Liabilities Jl,jg- sediment Il
s,tnlus f23Os barrels the Tidewatcr Pipe Line re-
n,r.. Gross stocks .615.319; aedment and surplus,
~ SO: net stocks 1927 l43 receipts 2il.-Jo. oeiv-
cries I---el o reincrs and LO~-,,j barrels 10 "ot-cr
pirc. Ger iucato, out-t ndIus so 900, credit blan-
cc- 7Ol,iH barrels.
Now ~ the receipts and The Stoke o the National
Transit Company were swollen by Lrg. transfers OBJ oil
from the ci.od, ~ thc ITO luc. tie ua itua
uo. cannot D.. J.c,rtlucl .T.ept hy com inauou ot
m reports NJ l the uncs or July ana Augut for what
tie National Transit EaacI the ridewater lost
-ucn "a combination of figures shows tnat the
,.cunluf alton OF stock last month trivial
ao ly 3-.5-I barrels grosl the first time m
manv mon,us that m. npe line reports nave
t4i ii 10 -uow an mpprfInl increase "a tnr rl- nie
.uuul- TIE receipt. of ciI iIcM the wells wee nil
slightly TARGET ia Augu-t thJH u JUS, while sue deliveries
ocou~umcr- gained over 25O.D 90 barre last moIfh
efup3rcd WI Iuy The rOlo Nlu table ~ the rc ort-
o. ali I'm for The last $50 mon.is On oarfcsj is "otny
of tUdV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
PROPOSALS FOR IRoN-WCRN FOR

OFFCROF SUPERVISING ENGINEER ANu ARcllfEcr(
NEW pGNr.0 BUILDING.
N..HINsTus. D. G., sept D. Is 4.
sealed bids are invited fUr building aud crHg thf non
roofs eighty thousand square feet OF tle new Pension
Iutd n m "a a-hultOn T. &. Specifications aui plans
obtained application, IN person or by letter " u1
Office o., ...,-
An bids received will he opened IN his Office Ar - O'Clock
noon on the 2jrl iay " september 1853.
NJ q. Ml.I.i-. supervising Engineer an Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
VI IAI VT y
81 srATE-sT. NEw-l DIX. An; Y, 1851
DROpOsALS FOR COFFEE.
BUREAU on PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
WASHINGTON ID G.. sept l. 1854

BUREAU PROVISIONS AAn taffHINIl
WASHINGTON. g.. sept I. l1s4 y
ndor-ed Proposals Tor Coffee VIII ha
received at this Bureau until II O'Clock M sept - ISL
and opencd immediately thereafter he OBJ bidders.
for ono hundred thousand d 1000 pounds oaec ~ be
delivered Navy ard Brooklyn Newl Ork within thirty
DAYS date ~ contract.
fhc coffee must conform 70 the Navy sAnirL ant pass
Inspection and reservation uf twenty per
cent vii be- withheld from the amount Of each delivery unul
tue comn'efioH ~ Tho contract
bidder. ar, referred Inspector NJ Provisions and
Colng al the BROOKLYN Navy ara for -prcrt orus
Of 01rr and a. Information relative TO ie articles te'
qu red -
IN e indicated by the blank
The Department reserves the right o renr any proposal
-AITH.
.r f.ff.n "a. D - NawV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11

WHAT II MlANS.
Eh.n Thk phIadeluhln prcsa Hspl.

From NE YhdddftpHtd PRESS hfpl.
To find Republican majority I'm Maine substantially
larger ,hau that of Monday have To 20 hdch lo war
i.lrs and fresh war memories. One of tbc cleveland
r. ha, kindly pointed out that the average Republic
Iu majority IN Nome from 1850 10 l91o M september
al Presidential wears was 1900. The obvious meaning
f Nou,lvs election is that the Republicans OF Maine,
afp eyli wears OF Indifference, dsrul ton and d-"I
raation again stand together with thousands OBJ uesl
fecfuit. they strong In numbers AM purpose is
an tle t.t,s when duty and patriotism ed them to SUP
port with their ballots az the polls the armies ~ r me-
Under Mr Eaincs leadership 100 their breasts u cu-
liudled much tIc same enthusiasm Tic majority Tor
crunr Robbie could not have come so near the war
maulurs unless Democrats lu 1885, axe pclhoci"l7 III
81 nn..IIlnl I.NnuLLLU.Ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
DROPOsALS FOR MINERAL on.
4 JEFFgRsoSyIIIE DUror oF rHF QuARrFRWAsrrRs }
DEPARTMENT JEFFFRsoNNtLlL. Int.

IT
DEPARTMENT. JEtFFRs0NNtLlr. Int, Z
september 1 l->i.
sealed proposals in trpHcate sub ec 10 usual conditions
will received a. This Ohce until O'Clock. and az ne
once 81 the Depot Quariermsster san ttana,o ~ unt
II scOCk standard time or SATURDAY the Vih nay OF
september 1884 which time aud places they vii ~
opened IN the presence of bidders for iurnshn and er
ing mineral oh follow. Al the Iofersonvue Depot lnd
ana loo 90 gallons a. the -au Francisco Depot Iaofha,
~ on Gallon. all ~ two Eve Ion cans euch
bsnveries mn commence BY October 10th anU be com
pleted by november iOth 1894 In 7uch quaneA and &C
anrh tinss hot vsen those dates be col upon
reserves the ght TO reject any or al pro
pOsals -...,-- ,.--..- -. - 49, 4,
anulrfure and such preference aven to nrcs ~ Amer
aud manufacture produced tho rarhr
coast the extent o the consumption required hy the pus
lie service thete
panhs and uli Information a. 10 titus etc viii bc far
n.hed nv s nNce and by tho Depot QnAricrnse 40 san
Francisco, cal, 90 application .... ....,....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
A COMPLETE SWEEP.

The NeDGyk 4dreTtiseT hep)
The fact that the Republican gains nave ueeh
enormous; that the sweep has been complete tna ihe
oDnonents OF Mr. Blaine bitterly dsappOnied That
In me state where lac best known ne has been triumph
antly and enthusiastically lndOrsed THIS victory can
not be explained away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
WHAT Is SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE Is SAUCE FOR
THE GANDER.
Ffom The Boston TraUeIler RTp).


What OF Names vote yesterday What sfy the Demo
cratic and Dependent organs TO 10000 Republican
plurality IN "A state that years ago went against
Inc Republicans with Garfield their Presidential can
ddate- Garfield whose personal character the Deepen
dents never dssailedi
Cleyeauds immediate neghhors and fellow-cltizens,
they say stamped him by their votes as worthy OF
all espcct and confidence
BE % sos
What have Baine's immediate neighbors and fellow
Cilzcus done. thenf
Maines voters have seen James G. Blaine 60 In and
ont among them for a quarter of "a century
They have been very close HIM and he to them ali
that tiMc
IN their own Legislature D Con ress in The Speakers
chair the senate I'D the Scceidryship Oi state. they
have seen hlm continuously watched him narrowly
Yesterdays vote shows that they approve him thor
Ou-g res ect him highly trust him fully, ana believe IL
LIu above
Why does 10 not. brethren OF the dependent ana
Qofauatory prcssi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
A BAD sTArE FOR MISSIONARIES,

TTITT ~ T7s7I'7I 3'-T's NJ -
And here Is tAc state wherein the Democrats have
fpcnf ucagiy 5000 600. Here Is uio State where TIE
ailgan letters Carl Schurks speech AMI Tie Erc""g
Ts-s editorials were circulated by the million. But %
l. also the stale where James g. Blaine d, known ana
loved and tAs expression uf trust confidence ana oFt is
ouir inc whisper which tile whole Nation
WI speak eight weeks from to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
Assistant Qu,r,crmasier General q : Army
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING A STEAM

u INT NI-TT
\ tsuistEa oFrrN Noar1iK, Va sept 4 lHi
ptopoaala will hs frf ssed Al ihg oNrs
un noon ui Seplsmbsf ~ lssi and opened imnris,ey
betstusr m prssepre ~ tirfs fDr furnishing and drFrt
ina in this riiy launch with csh crew aeemw~is
ti,s,. before October 10 1855
bs etc VI whrh shall he about A. fpuwa
ens,h feei ~ feet dfauFht iee speed 10 niles
ef .tiet speetuca iinns will accompany proposals,
Ibe rsi 10 reject anT Or eli bids reserved Instructions
A hdi.s and bsnks tor proposals. be- hal appanea
~ IN. an propa.As should be endorsed envelope
thus Proposal for steam isaneh' snd addressed 40
captain A utN NAN, Corps Of Engineers, q y A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
A GREAT TRITNlPH.

N|IFNfTfINV
There has never been much abuse Oi any pnbnc man
An This country as has heaped upon Mr. bdne since
his nomination 40 Chicago for President ana the result
j. heavy Republican gains and largely increased ma
blaine election is magnificent Republican victory ana
splendid personal triumph for Mr. Blaine. III snow
bs me neope Of Name appreciate the importance OF
The great issues this campaign and indOrse The kelD
ncan mart, : position upon them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11

Vest rda b. saies IN Nev-York wer' New-Y0rk TX
change 5.7GGOOn; Cons lidated, l15OJO barrels. /
clear. nee, wee: Nc0-YorE lO3ls,O0O; Consolidated
ID 792 coo barrels
Refined oil was unchanged al - GEMS IT, NewYork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11

only d Moderate business was dCIe at the perOe IA
.xchaIrcs rO-ddy. TIE e,lEg oi "sLorts ifentd
the market 10 early de- nss and pices vent 10 $50
cents Bul n r@ce.t deciu~ las eaAcue all Bat "a
troug holders and the afternoon there slow re
cesOn 70 744H74 cents. Traders re also lndiSpo>rd
L. opcrac he possible de telspucnS 10 dow
from he lecpcr drilling Of The tHHlpS Wei
iO-ngni. The r,eru.auHn mas been uaue health er
bv the recent Or DO that long
on has been SHAKEN cut the t0dg Of people whose
bank facl ties are luu -d But b" D"cu alive posi- ION
VIII BRO Ably In enc-d bF the char cter 0f the news
fon the bI--sbuO' IN the baldrldge STIR T. Ana
{ a. .crcused outflow rom he IN laps well ought 1"
SUR. e one. Tho market ended weik
The range Of prices and the tota. q ahnss were a.
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
THE STATE REDEEMED.

FTOn he HdTU0Tu Lt,IiIfIV
T0ur Years ago Maine Ia its preliminary election went
party great reoie
irr among the Democrats. The state has been ln a
political fermcnt greenDfcksu, the temperance
question and almost every other cranky pouucd
nfo and there has been no accurate OF knowing
lust where she stood She has now swung AROUND mo
line again and is true 10 the Republican part! Us INC
10 In Z l. mil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
TIE DEMOCRATIC ROUT.

fT1W INt TOY
Democratic campaign of Islander has thus Tar
yielded fruit paatabe To the sandeTers On the con
rarv II has produced reaction most disastrous 10 those
VINO inausurated H. From al quarters come indications
that the foul hbels uttered against Mr. Blaine Lave
created only disgust for their authors and dissemnators
Vermont has spoken. Maine has spoken ONO Is soon
10 SNEAK and though local issues have made that a
doubtful state for October there is reason to hope that
good news will come from there then In Noven-
not be doubtful.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1891
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

7Ls79lsc, October 7Ns7 aIeci November 7Sioescf
December, "a A., bid and asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
REAL ESTATE

Nrw.YouK. Wednesday. Sept 10 1884
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Saosroom to-day
nv fouis hrurr
] story brownsione dwelling with int NJ n East
Menat. .....,..'...... - tsi 900
~ 4 J. Heschsi. a sons
I lot n = ~ Wntis 1Tt ~ Of Morfiaave Morris
ana 4otIuuO. Elizabeth Lauaiuur. ..... ...... b2D
RECORDED RFAL E4rArF rHASsFRR&
hHNiunK rtr.
'V'i ps ", end anoher to IShn rroui iq7 500
L.nsbs I IeG vie To- olo dsap5eI 5000
'' .1 1iot lS .tfg' Ss I. '''' $500
n y Nfth 81, ANbNluui Iohn h0kel
vey 10 Henry iipman ...... ......-.....-... NtfoV
New.sve COT ~ luathHt lhlVtlOl4 4, etc, 500, ,,,
Mryet 10 geo n Morris lao,uuV
sdsI pa .ao ~. ~ Amer A' i,s1ms5g "''' 1000
Ma g.SIs 40 ''o' august ''n''o 70 'o' $4,000
lstays va 7aa Of ~ inst lpurpsa Emihe 90 ,,
MsfEs and another " Gee Dsosann and another seV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
Proposals.
IMPROVEMENT of Curituck sound y. c.
A T. = EvGINFFR OFFICE
NORFOLK. ~. sept. i. 1884

IMPROVEMENT of Cunituck sound. y. &.
4 L. EvGNFFR OFFCE. )
NORFOLK. "a. i $50.
sealed proposals in tupat: VIII he received at this
until Of october B. l-Si AMI opened inie tey
thereafter presence Of bidders TOR dredging IN Cur
tuck sound. y. G.. .e-,,o -. -
he available for this work Is - 600 The ugnt 20
r. eel any all reserved Specifications n"tuctons
t. bidders and blants proposals - d Application
m I'M, Office Pr,p) should nd0rsei ~ the enyelop.
thus Proposals dredging IN turritu"k sound anu
addressed to r A HUMAN captain OF Engineers. T. : a
NAVY PAY OFFICE.
d SrATE-sT. NEw-l ok. Aus y, l.S. y
PROPOSALS in dupl cate. sealed and H.
dorsed on envelope Bid Tor supplies ADVERT sei VII
be received this Office until O'Clock ~"pfenpef SO
for the following supplies Of the best quality I'D De dhVere
NJ below Ot expense. at The Ndvy fad New
York. ..... -. .,.r n-n,r,
BUREAU CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR
plate from Angle Iron Bulb Beam Iron and tyets a.
per detailed scelue which be so'n a. thu nhee ana %
The NAVY Yard Angles To be delivered ~ ueen Jays
and the balance within forty days from tie Dt award
ghf reserved 10 reject any or an bs tl~e may n7s
be deemed sdvanta ge1us 10 the Government ,..,
les required FOR lie prompt anu 1at-
fu' delivery OF the supplies aNarict
Blank will ne Turn. shed if thl. oflce
T,,ts not nrouerly sRued and certified VIII not be con
sidcrcd. = "a - l.i-..- : =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
MESSAGE TO THE COUNTRY.

To the Republicans OF every state IN the Union Mao
sen,ls greeting and the highest encouragcmenl.
4 no uncertainty about this message. ~ calh" nc nc
Itled ar Ignored Ii means that the people ol Manic
trnst James o. Blaine and the Republican party, tnat
tbev repuiiats Governor Cleveland aud the Democratic
1atfv mat they are favor of equal rights ltee no
n pfoteciive tarin education purity and National pro
r~fss Maine has exceeded all expectations IN INC
strcuefh and devotion or her Republcansm III lisa
- viii every other Northern state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
A coLn nAY FOR nm DEMOCRATS.


The hopes 90 the Republicans have been more imam
fulfilled aud the worst fears Of the Democrats IcleH
Tho Republicans elect all four COngrcssmcn, including
I.red-~hom the Democrats were conn ent, up 10 lne
llst moment OF defeating through combination ll
popubicau~ I'm consequence Of local DISABLED uon--ai
give their candidate Tor Governor majority OF 10 ooO
THIS d. the largest Republican majority gwen Ior man!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
sriRIrs ~ TURpENrfNE

CuAnits1oy sent 10 -rurpentinc nominal Al ~ 10 bid
SAVANNAH. sept ln -Iufpentine arm it lSr
WuAlNgtOv sept 10 iufpentine hrm ~ 2Ilam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-11
THE MAINE VICTORY.
COMMENTS FROM THE PRESS.

Mama las nobly done her duty She has spoken
with emphasis. sue has sent the bueo notes on Ny1"
ringing over the country aS prcludc 10 tnSS han"
ti1n nI Al nIAlmN \ IreNldent.