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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28

The whisky bill being disposed of, there
was a general rush to secure the precedence
for the consideration of other measures on
calender as special orders.
Mr.. Payson called up his bill for the for
fixture of the lands granted to aid the con-
struction of a railroad in Oregon. Mr..
Dowd, that for the retirement of the trade
dollar. Mr. Reagan, the inter state COM
merce bill. Mr.. Hunt, the shipping bill, and
all were antagonized by Mr.. Cox, of New
York, who wished to proceed with the bust
ness on the speakers table. Mr.. Dowd was
successful in his effort, and the house pro-
ceeded to consider the bill called up by him,
and after a debate, without action, the
house adjourned.
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The cry is now raised that the Democratic
administration has been an expensive one.
Yet the fact still remains that the city was
never so prosperous under Republican rule
and bossism, and nothing like the extensive
public Improvements were ever accomplished
during Republican administration. A nut
70 crack
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28
Legislation Against Obscene Publica-
tiOnS

ALBANY, March Ex-senator Gilbert in
troduced a bill prohibiting the sale or exhi-
bition of indecent publications, devoted to
criminal and police news and criminal deeds
tending to corrupt the morals of the youth.
The offense is made misdameanor A re-
tition was presented from the New York So
ciety for the prevention of cruelty to chill
dren in 1avor of the bill and for the prohibit
ton of the sale of dime novels.
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Probate Court.
Before Judge LELAND. I

Estate of Mary j. Jones, deceased, letters
issued to VIM. j. Jones, and order limiting
time to pay debts made.
Estate OF VIM. S. Battelle, deceased, order
appointing appraisers made.
Estate OF Joseph NORM, deceased inven
tory filed and allowed, and order for credit
ors to present claims made.
Estate of Rishard R. Tshudy, deceased, pc
tition for settlement and distribution hear
ing April 81.
Estate of John O'Hare, deceased, letters
issued to John G. Winters; orders limiting
time and appointing appraisers made.
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Oleomargarine Legislation.

ALBANY, N. Y, March 27.-In the assem-
bly, tonight, the committee on ways and
means reported practically new bill, pro-
hibiting the manufacture and sale of cleo
margarine, suine, butterine or other substi-
tutes for farm or dairy products. Appro-
priations of $50. ZOO are made to carry out the
object of the bill
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Temperance Text Books.

TORONTO, March ga deputation of
ladies of the Ontario Women's Temperance
union, waited on the minister of education
with petition with over 1000 signatures,
praying for the introduction of temperance
text books into schools. From the reply of
the minister the ladies hope the request will
soon be granted.
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TelenhOne Perfection.

BosroN, March 27.-The American Bell
Telephone Company, experimenting in con
versations between this city and New York
over number II copper wire, to-day, and
with the aid OF the ordinary telephone instru-
ments, the faintest whisper of conversation
could be heard
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THE COURTS.
District Court.
JURY CASES.
Before Judge Young and KoC

Before Judge Young and Koon.l
Matthias Breen ct al. VS.. W. H. Watson ct
al; verdict of $500 for plaintiff.
Clayton M. Vaughn VS.. The Minneapolis &
st. Louis Railway company; Judgment for
defendant.
Thomas Statelen VS.. John K. Perkins; on
trial
M. E. Woodling VS.. George Knickerbocker
ct al; jury out.
OClara B. Morse VS.. George Galpin; verdict
for plaintiff of S135.5S
Rothschild and Co. vs.. Leberman & Co.. =;
on trial.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28

Notice is hereby given that the assessment OF
benefits, damages, costs and expenses arising
from the opening, widening and extension Of
Herman street (now Eaton avenue) from the
Levee to Bridget street, in he city of St. Paul,
Minnesota, has been completed and entered OF
record by the Board Of Public Works in and FOR
said city, and that said assessment was duly con-
frmed by said Board on the gath day OF March,
a. d. 1884.
JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official:
K. L. GoRmANs Clerk Board Public Works.
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Erperience and rractice.

DR.. L. o. Morgan, a leading druggist and
physician of South Amboy, N. j., says that he
prescribes st. Jacobs Oil, the great pain cure,
in bis family and to his patients, and has
seen the good effects of it.
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A Shooting Contest.

W. H. Pomeroy in a letter to the Spirit of
tie Times, warmly supports Captain Stubs
TIE famous wing shot, WHO is about to chal-
enge DR.. Carver and all corners. Instances
are gwen of Captain Stubbs' wonderful en-
durance and superior skill with the rifle.
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Well Done. Gerster

SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-The Maple
sons Opera company subscribed twenty
three hundred dollars for Lombard Ellis
widow. Mapleson gave six hundred, Patti
hundred frsy, and Gerster thousand.
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The senseless lies which the Republican
organs are reiterating each day in alleging
that Mayor Ames or the Democratic party
are colonizing voters, is fast disgusting the
supporters of Pillsbury. Remember, it is a
boomerang and will react.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28

The unprincipaled photographers OF Pllls-
bury's orgns have devoted deal OF space 10
relating the ridiculous lie, that R. z. Dun
nington called at John Everhard's TAILOR
shop to hire the rooms in the second story OIL
the block for the purpose of colonizlng
Ames voters In the first place, the building,
as every one knows is only single story
structure, and in the next place Mr.. Dunning-
ton has not attempted to rent any room Tor
any nurnose whatever.
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with rounds of applause and spoke eloquent
" on the subject.
BISHOP IRELAND

ly on the subject.
THE RIGHT REV. BISHOP IRELAND
was introduced amid applause. He was
pleased to witness the rise of his fellow men.
Total abstinence in itself is no doubt noble
virtue, because it is the assertion of our own
power to control passion. 1t insures tempo
raj prosperity, self-respect of fellowmen and
strong religion. When l wish to see around
me men who will, by their example aid in
teaching our people. 1 will cry out total abb
stinence men.
The speaker continued his arraignment of
the liquor traffic at great length, closing the
meeting
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COURT CASES.
lRefore Lndee Lnchren l

Geo. K. Griffiths VS.. Lambert Sands ct al :;
tried and parties to submit briefs.
Daniel Haeckler ct al, VS.. Joseph Lacher,
ct al. continued.
Henry II. Smith vs. Charles L. Willis; dis
missed, plaintiff not prosecuting.
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MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

oFFICE-No. 6 Washington Avenue, opposite
Nicolet house. Office hours from D a. m. TO ~
O'Clock p. IN.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28

DOES John Everhard say Dick Dunning-
ton called at his shop to rent rooms on the
second story?
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THE ST. LAWRENCE RISING.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
DEFAuUTING TREASURER.

WORCESTER, Mass. March 27.-Franklin
Este, formerly treasurer of the town of South
borough, issued note for $4,000 fourteen
years ago and used the money, making no
record ON the town books. lie paid the in
terest from his own funds. Estes bond for
that year cannot be found. A similar irreg-
ularity occurred a year ago and a 81 400
shortage in cash. He settled the last affair
and was obliged to resign. Este had been
treasurer twenty three years.
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VOTERS, ATTENTION.

Don't Fail to Register To-day-The Tarioals
Places for Repatriation.
For the benefit OF voters who many not
know the precincts in which they reside, the
following official list of places where the
boards ofregistration are in session to-day, is
given:
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CRIMES.
SHERIFF DAVIDSON IN COURT.

New YORK, March 27.-Sheriff Davidson
was in the court of oyer and terminer to-day
to plead to the indictments for eXtortion and
grand larceny. The counsel said the sheriff
protested that he was not guilty, and that the
grand jury which indicted him was illegally
constituted because unlawfully empaneled.
Counsel asked the indictment to be quashed.
The case went over to allow the district at
torney to examine the plea.
THE ST. LAWRENCE RISING.
MONTREAL, March 27.-The water in the
st. Lawrence river here is rising, cellars in
low lying streets are partly filed. A flood is
thought to be impending
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
CINCINNATI, March 27.-The excitement
over the verdict in the case of VIM. Berner,
found guilty of manslaughter after confess
ing the murder of VIM. H. Kirk, has not
allayed. A mass meeting is called for Turner
hall to night to consider the matter, and an
other for tomorrow at the Music hall. Hen
ry Bohne, one of the jurors, was severely
beaten by number of his acquaintance in
the city this morning. Chas. Dollahan, an
other juror, has been driven .fom his home
in Harrison.
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Petition to Alderman TVaits.

The following petition to Alderman
Watt was yesterday handed to the GLOBE
for publication, and explains itself:
MINNEAPOLIS, March 26, 1884.
We the undersigned Democratic voters OF
the Third ward, viewing with regret the in
dependant candidacy of Alderman Daniel
Watt, a candidacy suicidal to the best inter-
ests Of our party, would respectfully request
that he withdraw his name as an independ-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28

r. Waner Gustav Phaum
Hubert Peters Fred knoble
Peter Heinrichs Michael Gleason
Dan Horbach John Kirstner
P. Duffey j. H. Stair
J. Voege A. Pachta
L. Wichman c. NJ. Budde
W. E. Rapke Nicholas Rosbauch
Henry Knoble B. Kraemer
B. H. Hobby John Schurch
j. P Kress w. Merzlerz
C. Settgast c. r. Karnifsky
Henry Holm John A. Gilman
j. H. Helm VIM. Mascot
John Hacher Alex Honigschmidt
Chas. o. Lampe Thomas Fagin
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ILLEGAL FISHING.

swANToN, VT, March pa sherlr's
posse raided Lake Champlain fishing grounds
here. Three fishermen were arrested and
two forty rod seines seized. Resistance was
made and several shots exchanged. There
is great excitement in the fishing villages.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-28
CITY NOTICE.
Assessment for Opening, Widen.
ing and Extension of Herman
street.
street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 25, 1884. I
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financial
TIE NETWORK ELEVATED RAILROAD Co.,
SECREIARY's OFFICE, Il BRO tDWAY }


sEcHEIART' 9 &ET y6 81 Bg I95e y fss4
A SPECIAL MEETING of the shareholders
"A 0. the NEw-YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD CON
un 81 at ocock D. m to take into consideration
rompSy and the Metropolitan Eievatsd R1way COMPANY
comUanes md to take such measures relation
10 tie former agreements cred into between this Company
nna esr e q hoders Of tbs Conpany may dem
i'F the interest Oi n' OOP+ " Mc%iLI}AMs Secretary
MANHATTAN RAILWAY CoMPANY}
secretaiy's 9,ye So 81 B T96a yss4
A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE SHARE RE-
"A HOLDERS Of the MANHAITAN IAILWAXG ~, C S(tH
40 Il Br5adTay on sATU kDAY, the fourteenth day Q,
between this coppaHy and me E Rss
Railroad Company and the M,ropoitn Leyate btTee1
the es comp ana such measures AID action N
SGP.ng np sS 81 OF Ills Company may
deem O''' or '' interest 81 D. '' SRfIEMs seefsary
4 T the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
following gentlemen elected Directors Tor the ensuing
Joseph 45a s aa Try p Helms 45oIf
james II Breslin, Gen. george Nagee,
{ I: cook 49,, IIenry R =: MaT'
Frederick O. EldIidge, Andrew II. sands,
Jacob Hays S San!es NJ II y W asfirDu''
At the regular meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of The
Frsderck g. tddse was elected resent fIr the ensuing
II. J..
,. e.. ELDRlDGE President
APPROVED INVESTMENTS and MISCEL-
y famous sECU HITIE~ BOUGHT. sold and eI-
chany- Collection and negotiations here and abroad
DANIEL L. MACLEAN, BRnkef 43 ExcAauEe-pace, New
York. Established 1868
(WYNNE & DAY. Established 1914.
III No - Wall street New-YOrk.
TRANSACT A GENERAL. BANKING aud BROkEHAdE
BUSINESS IN RAILWAY SHARES. BONDS. &c.
NANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No. Il BGoADwaT w;yyoFK}
Notice hereby given that the agreement between this
COMPANY she Elevated Railroad Company and the
Metropolitan Elevated RAILWAY Company dated November
a. ISL commonly the Merger Agreement having
beeu resc.ndec the holders FIRST PREFERRED STICK
Of m. COMPANY may surrender their certificate % THIS com
papy and M 4hereup0n entitled 10 equal number OF
sas m he Stock Of NeWlork Elevated Haroad COM
panv under the agreements Of May g. 1854 -,
Holder. OF The stock of this cOiaVauy odd" and New
may 40 prs,ent thu certificates whch they now hold and
have sta ed thereon memorandum Of agreement Win
lie NeW.lolk Elevated Railroad company . 49,.
u. ". Now lLLIAMa. secretary
NEW TABLES, showing changes IN the
~ Banks from May 90 May 81, may he had 81 -, a..
j. p WINTEIN0HAM. Gas, INSURANCE. bahH SIoex "a C.
800 30 EtaszL Aeg-lirk
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81. Pal, Minneapolis aid Manitoba
Railway C0nlalJS
First Mortgage Sinking Fund Z Per
Cent Land Grant Gold Bonds.

conformity provisions Of the Mortgage Deed OF
Trust securing the above We unders gne Trustees
hereby give notice III Bonds OF 800 EACH 90 Bonds OF
5000 each $40 OF $1,000 each OF the numbers
specified below this day in our presence fairy and
without preference Discrimination, designated b. lot 10,
Feepou at los Dor cent and payable out
moneys pledged from proceeds Of saes OF lands
and available for that purpose The Bonds 80 drawn
will be paid presentation at the Office of JOHN s. KEN
NEDY G3 wilam-s NewYork and the holders thereof
hereby they should be presented or before
Of July next that date interest VI" cease to
thereon;
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OIA' "Ay n -. nv. Posr. Trsasurer

NFW.YogK CESrRAL AND HUusoS RIVER RAILROAD COL
NFw.YORK June 7. I5s4t
A DIVIDEND of 4 per cent on the capital
- stock OF the New.YOrk and Harlem Railroad Company
WI PAID the New York Central aud Hudson River
Railroad Company, les unter the PROVISIONS or tho CON
tract between tie coupalies this Office the lst day
Tie transfer 10 ks Will De closed az O'Clock
D. m June a. and reODened II O'Clock m July next
Il. Y. W. RDSSiTER treasurer.
NEw.YoRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD co..
TREAsURER's OFFICE.
NEw-Y0RK. June 7. 1891
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF per cent on
Office on the jth OF July Tie transfer books will be
closed az o'clock D. saturay the lith INST and re-
10 o'clock a. Monday The list OF July next
E. Y. W. ROSSITER, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF TIE AMERICAN LOAN Az ASp , TRIsT CO
Cl'PONS DUE June l, 1854, of the cOnsOlda.
- ted per cent bonds ~ the City OF Galveston viii be
paid office Of the American Loan and Trust CO ,o
Secretary
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the
authority direction OF the supreme Court that div
dend be pa the stoekhoders 81 the late Brewers and
Natsters INSURANCE Company or their legal
rresentatves OF and hall per cent OF par aue OF te
dollar and halt sd are In
norton to the paid by them Gu the St day OF June
next hours OF ten o'clock IN the forenoon and
Burkhaer Co, Nos 30 % and "a IindsoI AZ New fork
Receiver of Brewers and Maltsters Insurance Company
New-l ork May "a loe4
VNHE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
Il PANY, lO5 Broadway. 80.
Aouarterly dividend OF ONE AND THREEQUARrERs
PER CENT o the capital stock OF this company mas
this day been declared, payable on TUESDAY, Jhy !,
1884 %
n m, and Reopen on Wetne sday, July 2 at 10 a.
A. Ii. CALEF,
Treasurer.
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ITANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

NEW TABLES. showing changes in the
~ Banks from May . TO May 81 may he had Of -. 4.
S'A' "A-' 40 Fias-zL Asg.Nnrk-
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Boaro ano Rooms.

Boar0 ano Rooms.
East Side.
1cTH-ST., EAST 121.-ROOms to rent, with
~ board, in small family
% EAST 2OTH-ST.-BOard with good
- rooms either large or small at summer rates
30 EAST Doth ST.-SecOnd and third floors;
DO private bathrooms private table without board;
Single rooms.
l.llEAST 26TH-S T-Nicely furnished rooms
with board, in small family trsteias, house and To-
cation
-cQ BROADWAY furnished cool
k.sIOC rooms 10 rent to families gentlemen. with or
without board also table board sunmer prices
West Side
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Nicely
furnished with without hoard No 242 West 4Sth-st
cV WEST 39TH-ST.. Sd bell.-1oard for
VA ladies' at moderate price suitable Tor teachers OF
students; references
Board and Rooms Wanted.
TWO young professional men wish TO engage
rooms Tor the fan and winter IN private family near
5Olh-st reCrenc Address ARCHITECT, Iritune once
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Sl75. EUROPE.

New-York TO Glasgow by Anchor Line Steamships.
through the TrOssachs Edinburgh, Dielrose Abbey
Abbot-for kcnwOrth Sirutford- on Avon and London
and return $l75 $685. according 20 room All necessary
expenses included LOndonor Paris All travel and hotels
frscass Tickets good for year Paris Included for so
additional Leaving New-YOrk June IA, q, OF 2s
ArnH at once 10 Z. TOURJEE, Franklinsluare Boston
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Rooms ano flats 90 Est.

Rooms ano flats 90 Eet.
DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n Work TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
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untl D. M and 500 West Twenty thrist. corner
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ave NEAR sxteth.st and gt the HARLEM OFFICE 100
Third ave, ynitEst up 10
D. m, at regular Office rates.
4 NICELY FURNISHED single room, bath
y ON floor below. 50 Irving place s. week
COMPLETELY URNISHED.-Fla 6 rooms,
- July and August 10 family OF adults; 5othsI near
broadway Responsible parties lnqnlrc 80 ,,-,
G. 5. CHAPLIN No. TO Broaiway'
FURNISHED ROOMS, without board sum
L mer prices 81 West 37th-st ---
XVALLACE'S RESTAURANT, 12l 5th-ave
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> park large cool with good board dining lo0h oH
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DiuioenS Monies.

ALL COUPONS DUE 1ST PROX., AND
y the principal OF oil due that date issued by
THE RAILROAD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, secured by
rolling furnished the following railroads nnder cartrust
form will paid that the office Of POST MAF
TIN & Co. No. "a Pine-st, New-YOrk; 4. W. CLARK
co. No. IS south Third ST. PhiadephIa
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
DIRECT ROUTE VIA EAST 4TH-ST
Leave East 34ths .Gl5 $50 M. and hourly from 1920
7:20 N. Leave East 7thst Ferry every 20 minutes
Jamesslip Ferry every 80 minutes from a. M 10 m
Leave Manhattan Beach, 1895, 10 M and hourly from
1l:25 a.. m. TO S:ZJ p.
Excursion tickets via 34th-st so cents including ferry
VIA BAY RIDGE.
Leave OF Whitehas terminus OF all the elevated rail
WAYS hourly from 9:l2 M 10 1872 p. IN
Leave Manhattan Beach hourly from S:l5 m 20 $40
n m Trains marked thus do not run on sundays
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE ON AND AtIE x
JUNE z AT ALL DOWN.TRACK STATIONS OF THE
ELEVATED RAILWAYS PRICE so CENTS INCLUD,
ING ELEVATED RAILWAY FARES AND FERRY, good
either Way via East 34th-St. Ferry Bay Ridge.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.
NAVY DEPAKTIRNr
BURFAU or PROVISIONS AID CLOTHING,
WASHINGTON ID. c.. MAY "a. 1874
oat nroposals ndOrsed Proposals for Navy supplies"
n, s rrved al this until IL o'clock, June 10.
1854 and opened Immediately thereafter IN the presence
bidders for , on 900, ....t.a 4, =, -, Mamma,
Eive thousand 5000 pairs Caf Shoes.
Three thousand $1,000 Plirs Kip SHOES
Eve Thousand 900 pairs " OOlen SOCKS
shoes delivered In thirty days, anu the HANNA
a,d socka I'M ninety days from date Of contract
% ARTICLES 10 the Navy Standard anu ia>s
, lanai Naval inspection and rescrvIt0l OF twenty per
e. nj will withheld from the amount OF each deVeFy uhth
the conviction OF the contract ~, q, ...,.... -.
Sass are referred Inspector OF PrOy-ions and
co,Sog Al the Brooklyn Navy Yard for specifications
% ~ ofr and all information atve 10 the articles re-
quired. -, Ia r,,aa IN t,e nr,nar blank forns
,rs 0Ied ont as Indicated by the blank
the rigAt 70 rel ect anN frOp)ca
-, nc o1 ssi,ierei advantageous 10 the Government
hot cOhS'''4N J A. SMITH.
Paymastcr- General. L >. Navy
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Excursions.
IRON STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

THE ONLY ALLwATER ROUTE DIRECT TO CoNEY
ISLAND.
NO CHANGESl NO DELAYSi NO DUST
TIE COOLEST CLEANEST. AND ,
ONLY LINE LANDING AT THE GREAT IRON
OCEAN PIERS =.
Leave 23dst, n. r. 10. II II and j. 2. g. =, o.
and 2. m.
Leave Pier N. r. BATTERY Place. 80 minutes later
Returning leave Island hourly, commencing lO4o D.
m. ana last boat at $50 p.
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the demands Of the travelling public
may require. ~.
The complete accommodations ever offered 20 the raV
cling public Iron going Seamboats WIN fOurteeh water
tight Compartments boat and all SAFETY appliances
THEY WILL NOT BURN
you CAN RELY ON THEME
Regular trips will be made to
LONG BRANCH
from the same landings a. above commencing June Ia
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