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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-02
LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS.
COleman's Ranch Precinct No. 28-
For the Year 1854.

Coleman Livingston Jas
Hall John j Pastorino Frank
Gwinnip j vanness VIM Ohss
WEIGH Al Stephens CT
Trenlo Simon Giovanni Pestina
Givannt Zumia Tomiza Antonio
Rasetta Tomassa
The Registry Agent will receive objections
TO the right to vote on the part of any person
registered until 8 O'Clock p. M. on the fourth
day previous to the day of election.
All persons whose names may be ~erroheously
entered In the above list are requested to sp.
pear at the Registry Agents once and have
ssid error corrected.
Dated at my once this 10th day of October,
A. ID. 1884. T. O. COLEMAN,
Registry Agent, Coleman's Ranch Precinct No.
26, Eureka County, State Of Nevada.
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LIST OF REGISTERED VOlEl
diamond city Precinct NO
the Year 1854.
norpbsrssr Iussasi
WOOD Orlando

Trenor Jno 0Jsndob
Wood GeaA "ooa
Nelson Hyram .s,susi
The Registry Agent will, receive M psssa
10 the right TO vote on the psrs = ~ igsfa
registered until 9 O'Clock =; a.cn /.
dsy previous to the day Of elsct, !. s~rrcpsaia
All persons whose names NAY rssssd 10 Y
entered In the above list are FAC sscs aud b"
pear at the Registry Agent =.
said error corrected. oo., asy Of 0etpss'
A. d. 1884. C,tx precinct So'A'
Eureia County, state OF Nevsa.
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LIST OF REGISTERED Y0TE RS.
Eager II K
Frank James
Hutson John W
Purcell Martin
Rodin Gusta vus

Ine Registry Agent will receive objections
70 tne right TO vote on the part of any person
reeistered until 8 o'clock P. NJ OIL the fourth
dAy previous to the day of election.
All persons whose names may be enormously
entered IN the above list are T equested to ap-
pear 81 the Registry Agents ofdce and have
Dated at my once this 2Otii day of October,
A, d. 1884. j. ". HUTeON.
Reeistry Agent, Mount Hope Precinct No. 80,
Eureks County, stats Of F,svsda.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-02

% DC, gS.n ssss Of : G sss.. 'Ss7sa''
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-02
LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS.
Taft's Ranch Precinct No. 20-fol
the Year 1854.
Taft Geo W
Montgomery A

Britch John Taft Geo W
Cox W b Montgomery A
Orofut J II
The Registry Agent will receive objections
to the right TO vote on the part Of any person
registered until 9 O'Clock p. NJ. on the fourth
day previous to the day Of election.
All persons whose names may be enormously
entered In the above list are requested 70 ap-
pear at the Registry Agents once and have
said error corrected.
Dated Of my once this goth day Of October,
A. D. 1884. GEORGE W. TAFT,
Registry Agent, Tafts Ranch Precinct No. as,
Eureka County, State Of Nevada.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1884-11-02

The Registry Agent will receive objections
to the right to vote on the part Of any person
registered until 6 O'Clock P. N. on the fourth
day previous to the day OF election.
All persons whose names may be enormously
entered in the above list are requested to ap-
pear at the Registry Agents ofioe and have
said error corrected.
Dated at my Office this 20th day of October,
A. d. 1884. d. J. J. MCLAUGHLIN,
Justice Of the Pesce and ex-oficio Registry
AGENT in and for Ruby Hill Township, Pre-
cincts Nos. 8 and 4. in Eureka County. State
of Nevada.
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LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS,


The Registry Agent will receive objections
to the right to vote on the part Of any person
registered until 9 O'Clock p. NJ. on the fourth
day previous to the day Of election.
All persons whose names may be erroneously
entered In the above list are requested TO an.
pear at the Registry Agents once and have
said error corrected.
Dated at my once this Doth day Of October
A. d. 1884. FRED II. COLE
Registry Agent. Cortez Mill Precinct No. 20.
Eureka County, State Of Nevada.
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eureka Dailp Sentinel.


REGISTERED VOTERS
Precinct No. I-FOr Tn
Year 1854.
A
Anderson VIM A
rank Z Alexander Isidore
Anderson John
B
Burns Geo.
OIL Bressman Al
Blair W q
is Brown Walter
Baroni Andre
Beck Philip
Bass Albert
n Berry Henry
Bidwell O b
Bette Peter
, Barton F A
Bremenksmpf FL
IN Bullock II 8
'sul Brady Warren
10 Bruges Robt
c
Cronsnt O h
Cook J B
Cooney Denis
CLARK Geo
n Cullum B +
Cont Gabriel
X Coleman d o
CAteron W II
.er Canon Geo 4
? Casaccis Andrew
Oarletti Pietro
iseppi
DeBernArdi J ohm
Dougherty VIM
IN Delmoe Alphonse
Dumas A
Donnelly John
Dahlgreen LIP
irea Durley W
Davis Jos
Dabney Jas N
Depaoli Dominica
Del Bondio Andrea
Dolan John
IRIS Davidson VT
L
Englert G O
John Egan Thos
Egleston Geo A
Egleston r II
r
8 Farlinger o b
Jack Fstt John
,rdinando Fletcher G. A
lsel Ferraris Antonio
BLK Friend Herman
Finerty Michael
4 Farovini Eugenio
C
IN Gregovich III L
T Gregovioh G
D Giacomells Giscomo
J Guidi Giovanni
Do Gessie W r
6iuachino 0rsoni
O Cure VIM
Gammons Patrick
ohm Gianinni Lodovico
n
Halse VIM
Y Holt VIM A
IA Hausman ]
q Ham Geo
Hill j N
Houghey Pat
Haley John
Hanks Geo
Hagsr Jas
J Herring VIM Il
Jones Josiah W
Jones John
} Johnson B b
{ Jacobus Edw
X
Krauss Ed
Z Karney Michael
Kinder Jas L
Keene ID @
Knapp O
L
Leonard Thos
Il Lucey John ]
] Lille Byron
Leventhsl Ike
'ew Lucey John
Lucey Jas
Leuzinger r
O LuceY Jas G
M
Mason Jas F
sr Maggini Jos
Morrison Jas
Gabriel Mathews W Fl
Z Middsugh Jim
ael Msrgsroli Giacomo
IN q Morrison Angus
Martin G W
Minols Giacomo
nenti Mellen Thos
to G. Martinoi Peter
,dsto Mahoney Martin
Nc
Mccartney n
! McGarry
B Mcconnell EA
McTerney Il O
hn McKernan Barney
u McNamsra Hugh
'ank McCool Thos ]
"a Nathan Manuel
MEL Mayer Morris
o
o'Laughlin Mike
osfslt Al
p
rartin petrali Bernardo
ohm Provost Cssimsrs
20 poindexter "A
Provost Maxine
any Peterson John
wv Regli Joe II
Rossetti Pietro
Risgelhuth Frank
Rossettt CssArs
Rodoni Diogini
RodegA Antoine
'nk Ruddick Thos
Regli Ben
Redlich stanilas
Rocks Ohas n
Riley Jas II
Rockwell d o
q Robsrti Michele
8
n Smith J Langdon
6chooler 81 W
Spinner VIM
SA0eriuf VfceuKo
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REGISTERED VOTERS
LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS

Tn Registry Agent will receive objections
to the right to vote on the part Of any person
registered until 8 O'Clock P. M. on the fourth
day previous to the day of election.
All persons whose names may be erroneously
entered In the above list are requested to ap-
pear at the Registry Agents office and have
said error corrected.
A. d. 1884. ED, LEVENTHAL.
Ex-oficIo Registry Agent, Mineral Hill, Eurehs
County, State Of Nevada.
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Gregovich III L
Gregovioh G
Giacomells Giacomo
Guild Giovanni
Gessie W r
Giuachino 0rsoni
Cure VIM
Gammons Patrick
Gianinni Lodovico
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
How Ward Did Business.

hOWuTu w. GN IHttutttlpIItu tTtbd.
An old merchant. who has lived in Now
York since 1880, and has been through all the
crises with .his banner flying and plenty of
shot in his locker, said, when l asked him
how under the heavens he supposed these
people managed to fool their customers:
"Why, think tho case of Blank is clear
enough. See how shrewdly Ward manipu-
lated him. A year ago he left with him $4,000,
which Ward said was to be invested in q
government contract A few weeks back
Blank, meeting Ward on the steps of his
magnificent office, said; by tho way, Ward,
how does my account standY Ward invited
him in, and turning to tho bookkeeper said:
500 how Mr.. Blanks account stands The
bookkeeper reported that there were $3.50, 900
to his credit, Tho man was perfectly amazed,
as we'll he might DO. Presently he recovered
himself and said, Well guess | will take
check for It, Certainly said Ward, aud tho
check was drawn then and there. for $350.000
and given him He opened his eyes in per-
feet amazement. and could hardly believe tho
evidences of his senses. He put the chock in
his pocketbook and walked away, 1t was
after banking hours and he didn't deposit it,
but went homo and to bed. He awoke half q
dozen times in the night and thought the
matter over. Finally q bright idea
struck him. Why said no to himself,
at this rate if / had left my money in
another year it would have been million
On tho following morning he could hardly
wait for business hours, no was in such
anxiety to get back into this golden pool. Ho
handed back the check unused to Mr.. Ward,
who took it with a smile and promptly placed
it to his credit. He Is now ono Of the sad
creditors of the concern, and has lost not only
his mythical profits, but the original $4,000
he put in. Now SEQ how willy that follow
was, if ho had hesitated and hemmed aud
hawed, or IL had said, Come in Tomorrow
and wo will see how your account stands,
Mr.. Blank wouldn't have felt easy until he
had boon told how his account stood"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
sonrthlng About Dycwoodg.

The different kinds of dyewoods used in
this country arc logwood and fustic, from tho
West Indie; lima, from the shores of the
Pacific, aud tho bar cam woods from Africa.
Tho woods mentioned, with the exception of
fustic, which is yellow, are red, but of various
shades, The sapponia wood which is n deli
cate pink, comes from tho East Indies. Tho
costs of tho woods in the rough are, accord
ing to the Providence JOaraoh rs follows +;
Logwood, from $50 to S25 Il tom tho red woods,
from $40 TO so n ton, and the cam wood about
$50 ton. Tho latter wood comes from the
interior of Africa, costs considerable for
transportation, and is becoming scarce. Cam
wood is used mostly by wooden manufacture
ers in making their dyes. This wood is
drawn TO the markets in Africa by slaves,
and very frequently staples and chains are
found attached to the logs when they arrive
climo are often found in the holows OF the
wood,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
KILLING nnts In Qulels Tlmr.


Under the auspices of Jack Mailman and
Richard Toner, the rat oxterminator, there
was u rat batting in q Western Addition
saloon yesterday, Toner has caught some 400
rats in tho basement Of the Baldwin hotel
during the past month, and this was taken
advantage of to have some sport" The pi t
WAS 10 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 4
feet Deep and constructed of redwood
boards Tho first ten rats were killed by a
Scotch terrier, Weighing sixteen pounds in
342. The next by Jack" Skye terrier,
weighing thirty pounds, In 1926. The next
lot by "Now ork Paddy" a compound bull
terrier, in los. Dutch Fred" thirty-two.
pound bull terrier, then killed twenty-five OF
the rodents in 2O3. Two Scotch terriers were
then turned in on thrty-eight rats for a
battle royal, and speedily demolished their
victims. Toner proposes to mako the sport
permanent one here, and to open school to
teach dogs to kin rats.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19

that Senator Anthony would tender his
resignation during tho coming week. The
dispatch stated that the senator's physicians
had advised his retirement A ridiculous
story about tho senator being jealous Of
Senator Edmunds was also mentioned.
Senator Anthony Is at present in Provi-
dence, and Is said to be much improved in
health. His friends stated yesterday that he
had no intention of resignng, and would
occupy his scat in tho senate some tlmo this
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
To the Chicago Convention via PennsyI-
VnnIn Railroad,

Round.trip tickets to tho national ropubli-
can convention will DO sold by the Pennsyl,
yania railroad for S2l,5O from both Washing
ton and Baltimore. Tickets will DO sold May
20 TO Juno 2, inclusive. good for continuous
trim going on or before June 3.
Tho Pennsylvania railroad has four through
trains 20 Chicago, ono the limited express,
making tho run in the short time Of twenty
four hours,
Tho scenery along the line ~ this season is
beautiful beyond description,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
BASE BALL SATURDAY.
The Washingtons Badiy Beaten by the
Athletics in neutrality-suspicious. ELSE
where.

PHILADELPHIA. May 17.-Tho baseball
game here to-day between tho Athletic and
Washington clubs was witnessed by about
5000 persons. Tho Athletics obtained an easy
victory, tho visitors being completely out
witted by Atkinson's pitching, nino mon
striking out and not Washington player
getting beyond tho second base. Tho fielding
of tho Washingtons was miserable, notable
exceptions being the short stop and second
base play of Fennclly and Hawkes.. The
Athletics batted hard and folded in fino
form. The score was as follows:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
Glrrsnnul Gnmtort.

NTEW TURKISH BATH lDR BOVEE5)
n llI7G st., opposite Riggs House. Large pool
good ventilation. ladies' Monday and FridQy. Not
omen sunday. Open nom SN IN, I'll O,3Op M 5atur-
DAY l9 D. M Baths, a; q tickets SA.bO;
apo Dir IL. l.. BONlGE, Electrician.
T.NAsY FEET AND DAILY WALKS BEING
requisite 10 houlth, thousands visit DR. WHITE for
relief nom and avoidance q Sorns, luminous, DIS
lard's Hotel Washington, ID. g., mud IL hhr!n Eutuw
ST., opposite EuiNw House, Blumore Nd. Or,
Whe'sthirty-aghth year OtprOt,37iOnul experience.
Zee, en- asltting.
FYIIE SHEDD BATHS, OO8 u ST.. NEAR
l. Hmth-IWkHh, kuHiun sulphur, nud MeTcu'
rial BATHS given WAth bklll and experience MAulpu'
iutOr OF lOyCar3 experience at this establishments
Single BATH, ~ 6uckets for S5i IL for slV open
kpRd9y tgQm D ". A,to lp.nL
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WASHINGTON.


Totals............42 ~ Ii 81 "A 8
INNINGS.
X MHseins!cn ......G I 8 Ma
Earned runs-Athletie, 2. ,Two,baso hits,
--stcyey and Milligan. First base on errors
Washington 2; Athletic, 9. struck out--Fennelly,
Trum6ull, LasEin and Atkinson, Double plays
Hawkes. and King, Honck, Stricken, and Stovey.
Passed ball-Humphries. /.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia 4 90 5-l6
B"So Observation-Disclosures, 10; cleveland. T. Er.
rors-P Philadelphia, 9; Cleveland, 49,.
At New York
New York........". Q o o % o
p base iis.New York. d Buffalo, T. Errors
New York, 10; Buffalo, Z.
At Princeton
neutrality-suspicious.. 9 o o 90 o o.
Base hits-Princcton, g. Dartmouth.S $. Errors-
Princeton, 4; Dartmouth, g.
An Indianapolis
indianapolis. o Q Q Q q z
oi hSss pbit,sEIn,iisnanos G; Cincinnati, Err
rors--Indianapolis, 10; Cincinnati, l.
At New Haven
Harvard. ..........- 4
rae BSso 6is"iarvsrd 10, Yale, 10. Errors-Yale
Z; Harvard, z.
At Brooklyn, N. Y
Brooklyn. ............ Q / / o.
Allegheny. ........... 0 x
Base hits-Drooklyn, 9; Allegheny, b. Errors
Brooklyn, 9; Allegheny, 2.
At Trenton, N. j.
allentown. Q Q 3 40
Base hits-Allentown -; Trenton, 10. Errors
Allentown, Ii; Trenton, H.
At st. Louis
s. Ssi tG i%1r gq tiSon 5 JIG
Base hlts-st Louis, 10; Baltimore, 2. Errors
st. Louis, 10; Baltimore, 8.
At Providence
P PCydit t.. ...,..,... So
Base hits-Proyidence. 6; Detroit, 8. Errors
Providence, ii Detroit IL.
At Richmond, Va
WW,i l11dpgg 9 3 9 o d d
Base hits--Wilmington, -, Virginia, Q. Errors
Wilmington, 8; Virginia,4
AT Columbus
G Go,IgaIIIs % 9 e.
Base hits-Columbus, .; Louisville, s. Errors
columbus, 8; Louisville, g.
At Toledo
TTfolffddonii::..'......:...S 2 a3Gd 90 ID ID
u Base Sits-foicdo. io; st. Louis IT, Errors
Toledo, 81 81. Louise.
At Boston
Bo;ton:..". 999GS 2-9
Base hits-Boston. 49, Chicago, 10. Errors-Bos-
| ton, IL; Chicago, IL.
At New York
Melropolitan......." ! Q % o o.
bI Hssa SII;"S:t;cpoiian Baltimore g. ~E Ell:
metropolitan, 6; Baltimore,9.
At Altoona
A AtSaa% g GHI9s 49, f25SS IS
Base hits-Altoona, IA; Keystone, 49, Errors-
Altoona, .; Keystone, o.
At Chicago
SSiossa Uj Union: d IL
Chicago, -; National, s.
At Cincinnati
G Gaadn f9nId Onion g . S-a
base hits-Cinennau, 49, Boston, 0. Errors
| Cincinnati. o; Boston, 6.
SUNDAY GAMES.
INDIANAPOLIS, May 1s.-The first Sunday
game of base ball here was played to-day
outside the city limits, and was witnessed by
$500 persons. There was no interference on
tho part of the authorities as had been OK
pocted. The game was played between the
Cincinnati and indianapolis clubs. The score
| is rs follows:
Indianapolis. 0 Q o.
g. Cincinnati, Errors
| indianapolis. 0; Cincinnati, 4.
At Chicago
S ShiiG%go, union,.." 1888 ! 9 x;
Chicago, 8; National
G G0nigIP,1s Q Q &S Q 5I--f
rors-Columbus, o; Louisville, 9,
| At St Louis
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
MtOttal
TTEALru Is WEALTH.

v sample cOpaS Ot The Weekly Republican ia
wrappers ready I0r la1IIlns "a application await
n1Aca
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19

sOJsdak SAmthony WIZ Mot Resign.
20 Feggo 9 Yo s9,' 4 Siy sp aaa9SRss u
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3usinrss dbautrs,

GREAT BUSINESS CuANCE-A PARTY
" with fyw hundred dollars can +eeulg an inter,
O., ia one of the greatest iuyeutluu.ui thcngei patent
Just allowed, Address EONlUNEi Republican O1hec'
InyLS-lt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19

RIoYCLERs ATTENTION.
Gymnasium HALL,
Corner ofSlxth and streets Northwest
PROF. ID. J. CANARY,
CHAMPION TRICK AND FANCY RIDER or
AMERICA,
wlgive an exhibition
THIS (MoNDAY) AFTERNOON, VI 4:3O o'clock.
Mr. Canary now holds the Medal for the CHAINS
pOushp ofthe United States, aud will compete with
any man In America for VI 900 side.
Ills performance Is simply marvellous"
New York Herald.
s,llO cents
Gymnasium Hall " situated ono square nom Penn
sylVnna Avenue, north OF Metropolitan and Ma
tlonAl Hotels. 1t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
for Rtnt. Nooms.

DART OF FINE REsGDENoE.-7 ROOMS, UN-
i furnished; rent taRon In board lOlo l4ln ST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
cfur miscellaneous.

NEW AND DESIRABLE BRICK STABLE,
N In alloy In rear Of 1924 10th ~. JOSEPH
FORREST, OF st. N. W., from to 4:3O y. IN.
IS TNGLESIDE," 4 MOST ATTRACTIVE AND
i desirable suburban place near Washington; .
minutes walk from street cnrs 10 acres of lawn and
woodland; mansion, containing s rooms, with water
and gas Apply to REGINALD FENDALL, Trns'
tee, 325 4ihs N W. 1919
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
GNutattonaI.
BACKWARD AND INvALlD BOYS

ID -, ...--,.,.., -,
The undersigned, an eAperunced physician ana
teacher, makes the care puu INSTRUCTION ol su9u poys
RspeclSitY Location delightful Address Co.,.
DIR WILLIAMSON, lyme, Conn.
TVoWES BOOKKEEpING-THE ShOklESr
1 4 method m the United states, months Oh .tuSy
Rlyeu by AN CN experienced buuhkuHp.r no ltAt pHuhh
10 study open an The year; day aHd uE1l sessions
with pculNan3nlp, 40, 70 noI!ht W No., t[nlea
months, lfuwp's Rapid bui,ngsH PgnmeN-hlp alohH
SO. HOW rs BUSINESS SCHOOL, OF sth ST.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19

COMPLETE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
q, Advance sale at Box once, Thcoter. THURS.
DAY, MAY ~. IL
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
SUNDAY GAMES.

INDIANAPOLIS May 1s.-The first Sunday
game of base ball hero was played to-day
outside the city limits and was witnessed by
$500 persons. There was no interference on
tho part of the authorities as had been ex-
pocted. The game was played between tho
Cincinnati and Indianapolis clubs. The score
is rs follows:
INDIANAPOLIS. o 1 O o. /
acknowledgements. 0 0 0 / 0 x o
Base hits-Indianapolis, 6: Cincinnati, g. Errors
indianapolis. 0; Cincinnati, 4.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-05-19
Smussmtuis.

FNNlu1NNiNlllRs
~s------~s-----s----
NATIONAL THEATER.
~
ONE WEEK oHLys
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 90,
--BosToN IDEAL OPERA COMPANY
MISS j.. H. Manager,
Under the Auspices and for the Benefit Of
THE NATIONAL RIFLES.
rRtNoIPALss
Marie Stone, Tom Kari.
Geraldine Ulmur, Uerndon Morseit,
Mathllde phillips, Myron W, whitney,
Lizzie Burton, " G. BarnaboO,
W. II. Mcdonald, George Rockingham.
mohqay Martha
Modhesqny Matinee Mascot
BArbe Bleuo
Sh!uI9hy Patience
Ohe0iroha
COMPLETE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
Advance anio nj Roy Onion Tbenter 1'utrpa-
New-York tribune., 1884-02-04

% = = '''II TIl5sf Agent
NORTHERN RAILOAD VI NEW-JEkSrY
~ Trains leave for EngeTooi Closter PiermoDt and
Nyack ,:5U 10 I 5:2O q 4:5O $50 Gao -'4' a., -
J. midnight SUNDAYS am and 7:lJ pun 49,
Naouei -png Valley and Monsey 7lO 10 n 4:5O D H.
-! -ILN = AELOTI nD1lll pa.s,r 49,. -
New-York tribune., 1884-02-04
lJroposals.
NAVY PAY oFPIcR,)

NAVY PAY OFFICR)
y SIATE-sI, ,
NEw.YORT January 70. 1ss3)
PROPOSALS SEALED AND ENDORSED
L or envelope "Iid for supplies Advertised" will be
received at this Oce until - O'Clock February ~ lSsl for
following supplies the quality be delivered
within day from date OF order free Of expense at the
Navy Yard, Neys-IOrs
q" BU REAU CONSTRUCTION AMI REPAIR"
one barge Ojd about 100 tons. Of semBtuuin0us Coal
best quality, 2,2s0 b per ton.
contractor place tie coal in carts provided by tho
the Yard Wharf and the quantity dc
the weight the
To be tree from dirt and az other defects
the right reject a bids that not
be deemed advantageous 10 the Government.
responsible required Tor the prompt and faith
ful delivery o. tLe supplies awarded.
Blank forms VIII be furnished at this Ohice.
ds not properly slgnei viii be considered
THOMAS T. CASWELL,
Pa IlspectOE u. s. NAVY.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-04
NAVY PAY OFRIcR,)


u State-st.,. ,
NEw-YoRK. January l.. ls34.)
PROPOSALS SEALED and INDORSED on
1 envelope - Bid lor supplies Advertised viii be
Cuved az his oce until l. o'clock February ~ 1854, for the
following supplies o. the best quality b delivered within
twenty O days order u expense at Ie
Navy IlId EcY-fork;
Bureau Provisions ard Clothing"
NeouaU's stores for Or Men
sets YeOmans stores fOr 400 Men
sets NecmaIs stores for 300 Men.
sets YeOnau's StDIes for 200 Men
Sets TeOmans stores Tor 100 Men.
SpecicatlCns AMI relative Information be obtained by
app the Inspector OF Provisions and Clothing, Navy
Yard.
The reserved 10 reject all bids that
be deemed al yantageJus to the Government
Two responsible Sureties required the pFOlipt
faithful delivery of the supplies awarded.
Blank viii De furu.s 4ud at this Office.
Bids not properly signed certified
THOMAS T. CASWELI.
Pay Inspector Z. D. Navy
New-York tribune., 1884-02-04
Rral gstaie Aaenls.

| CYRIILE CARREAU.
" REAL ESTATE AND MoRTGAGEs.
Offices Grand-st. and BOwery under Oriental Bank. At
carefully renting and collection OF rents and selling
| property. TeephOne-Sprng 1lb)
New-York tribune., 1884-02-04
Gonnlrn propertp tUante0.

xHTANTED TO LEASE.-A iirst-class hotel
w e bout 100 roOms furnished in city Of not less than
20 900 nhabitants Address r. HARGRAVE, LOO south
- York CAY.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-04
Boaro ano Rooms.

VNO LET.-A floor, with or without board
rooms extra size private BATH no oiLlr ooaiuel' ."
49,
New-York tribune., 1884-02-04
6iiuations iDantc0-- AlaIes.

CARPENTER wants position III Store or Fac
NtoTy who're he could be gene useu GOOD S9r
rect at dgures fifteen years experience IN estlmang would
engage with to collect DO attend 70 ro
ugrs OF with farmers others who contemplate building
Security Address STEADY WORK, Passaic, y. J.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-04

IN WEST 27TH-ST.-A large handsome sun.
s1O ny with bath. with without board sen'eAos
nnLL :. I.L.L
New-York tribune., 1884-02-04
CUNARD LINE.

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