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Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-04

CHICAGO, Oct. 3.--John Mccullough was much improved this morning. He walked out of the ho- tel for stroll as rationally perfectly sane man. Mccullough with his manager left the Leland Hotel this afternoon It is thought they have started for New York, but their destination is not positively
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A. WI. HOLMES,
 HOUSE MOVER, 4AA HAS for rent the 2d floor of house No S3 @;i: Houston St, $1o per month. Half of house Mgesklx No. f. Lewis St. 190 Clinton Ave, 1St floor $10 per month. Half of House TIT Meadow St., $15 per month 2d floor No; 1s Newhall st, S8 8per month and two rents on Ivy St., for $8 per month each Also for sale houses s Woolsey St. 19O Clinton Ave- g Auburn St. and Atwater St., on easy terms Wanted-Thirty more houses to rent. ma4 OFFICE 59 CHURCH STREET. HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE
 AND LOAN AGENCY. Money to loan at 5 per cent.
 Property in all parts of the city for sale Seashore residences and lots at Savin Rock Shore and West Haven. The beautiful Sayin Rock, including sev- eral acres of natural grove This is the finest oca- ton for hotel residence in the State and will be sold at a bargain, l.. B. AMMAN mV2 63 Church St.
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w kZEN WAWs
 &E position as teacher of geometry, trigono etry, surveying and navigation, Address J. E. JOURNAL Office. oct 8 6
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-04

ID EPORT of the condition of THE NEW HA- n VEN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, at New Haven in the State of Connecticut at the close of business. September 30. 1884:
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"ANnEn

A SITUATION to cook and do laundry work in IA pr1vate family. Good reference. Inquire at Oc4 1CT GTPEErT
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WANTEn

WANTED. A JOE OSIToR COMPOSIToR. We want thoroughly AA competent man. MUNSON & CO, OCS 3t RS Cr11rt fraat
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-04

 BARKER-In this city, Oct. 3, Susan L. Barker aged 70 years. Funeral from her late residence, IA Howard aye nue, Sunday, Oct 5, at p. m SMITH Meriden, Oct. 2, of typhoid malaria fever, Ernest J. Smith, eldest son Of pr. J. H Smith, of this city. nc Funeral services from his late residence 6S NortE Third street, Meriden, Saturday, Oct 4, at l;St o'clock Relatives and friends are respectfuily invited to attend without further notice Burial at Evergreen cemetery, this city. MULLIN-In this city, Oct. ?, Fanny l. cunning ham, daughter of Joseph Cunningham and wife of Thomas F. Nullin aged 30 years The funeral service will take place at her late resi- dence on Sunday, 9th inst, at o'clock P. m. Rel atives and friends respectfully invited to at tend.
 64 years.
 Sunday, at 1 p. m
 MARINE LIST.
 4zs PORT OFNEW HAVEN. SkEs.
 ARRIVED, OCTOBER B. Sch Red Rover, for harbor. Sch Clarence Ames, Bangor. lumber.
 SAILED. Sch Hattie Holmes, Baltimore Sch Reindeer, New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-04

District of New Haven, ss, Probate Court,
 October B. 1884. UPSTATE of JAMES HAYES, late of New Haven, I1I in said district, deceased.
 The administrator represents the estate insolvent, and prays the appointment of commissioners there on.
 Ordered-That commissioners to receive and amine the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Probate Office in New Haven on the 10th day of October, 1884, at o'clock forenoon; of which all persons in interest will take notice and appear, if they see cause, and bt heard thereon. 2d SAMUEL. A YORK, Judge,
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have a tract of land, finely situated, close by West Haven Green on Church street, 400 feet front and 206 feet deep which will sell at s per front foot or will take less for the whole of it. There nothing else favorably located that be bought nearly as low. EDWARD A. RAY
 a21ff
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FOR SALE
A M. HOLMES

FOR SALE. fSA TWO family house on Sylvan avenue, $500 #Hi:s cash required. Two family house Jackson MAssNz street, $350 cash required. mStf GEO. A. ROOT, sos Chapel St.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-04
gea1 Estate.

House To Rent, &1.sAs4 THE House No. 145 College street Will be be ;ii vacated about the first of November, and is
 for rent For HnFRGp PdFEfaaTT WAIkRR f31Es ocS 3t s2 Orange Street.
 FOR RENT, | SA A TENEMENT of eight rooms on second H:::I floor; modern improvements. Rent s14 per l oc3 2t* NO. 128 BLATCHLEY AVENUE.
 FOR RENT. | @hA HOUSE B Hallock street, rooms for one 1 ;ii or two families; city water lnaqlTe1 oT oes at Room 1e. Exchange Building. l FOR RENT, 5rooms on Chapel street. $15 per month rooms on George street. near Church. FOR SALE, Brick house, 12 rooms all modern improvements l $4OO0, on Hamilton street Brick house on Artisan street. $4, 900. Frame house and grocery store on ooo rents fof I Frame house e on HaIlock street g. roo Nice lot Martin street very cheap street 5oxi27 viii be sold low Valuable property on George street. near Church. at bargain Money THOMAS O'BRIEiN & CO 800 CHAPEL STREET.
 FOR RENT, A single dwelling house. centrally located, with t A modern conveniences; has ten rooms, all in or business purposes, etc. Rent $350 per year, pay able quarterly i'll advance. A letter giving real
  dress BROKER, se30 6t* New Haven
 FOR SALE. 1s% HOUSE. Barn and about 516 acres of land ;i with fruit trees, some five minutes, walk .AzssA from horse cars; can be bought for S3,0OO; terms of payment easy.
 LOTS NicolI street, Elm street, Orchard street, and others. Prices low.
 FOR RENT, A number of houses and tenements. Money to loan Real Estate. Inquire at
 NO. 70 CHURCH STREET. ROOM 2. Ey@Off1ce open evenings from to g.
 l.. IF. COMSTOCK.
 FOR SALE. kAA HOUSE. Lot and Buildings thereon, bound l ER:sil ed by Congress avenue, Cedar and Gilbert l JOHN H. PARDEE, s29 Ct Administrator WILLIAM HI. WHEELER, REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
 Securities at short notice.
 FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. RENTS AND BILLS COLLECTED. 8l8 Chapel Street
 FOR RENT. h%AA GROVE HALL, 83 Grove street, New Ha- @a.iil ven, Conn. Furnished throughout and ad- l E4ssHx xmirably adapted for large and commodious genteeI family boarding house, with all modern Inquire THE PREMISES. se27eod4t
 "0 0AT "DTc nAXT
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STAmMERFNG CUREn

Rational treatment. Results permanent
 Professor L. Delon, Home Place, between Olive and Academy streets. Refers by permission to Dr. filling, 1S8 Orange street. oc1 6t*
 Auction Sale of Cows e ATURDAY, October 4th, at 10 o'clock a. m S at 92 Canal street. The undersigned will sell to the highest bidder head of Alderneys Jerseys and other COWS. Sale positive. Terms cash.
 oc1 Att MORTIMER MORIARTY.
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WANTEn

CIVILIZATIONS by two young girls one as waitress 0 and parlor maid, the other to do second work or to take of children Good references if re- quifed. Call for two days at
 oc3 2tf WILLIAM STREET
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Where he will Keep the largest assoftment of Gas Fixtures, Fancy and Colored Globes, Shades, Student Lamps
 and Lamps of all kinds, Oil,

&c., Sc. Jobbfng promptly attended to- Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Steam Fitting. All goods and work warranted.
 OLD FIXTURES REBRONZED.
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LITERARY NOTES.

. Tn Thomas Hughes's forthcoming volume Conc
20 Te1as, are presented letters written by three
bovs who are making their way to fortune IN ne"
- Tbcse letters addressed to friends ct home,
Josc,,be the fashion in which they make their new
home and the people they encounter; and give all
manner of personal details as to wages and tneir
methods of working
Mr. Labouchere records his remembrance OF
visit paid to Washington Irving on which occasion
the American said that he had acquired ease ana
elegance in writing by careful study.of AddisohS
essays He used, he said. to read an " Essay then
write il out from memory, and compare MS pni"s''
with those of the original.
Mr.. Henry James has written n short story which
will present its analytic charms TO the readers Vi
Tho lime number of The English Illustrated Magazine
The American agent of the Macmillans VIII orlns
ont Immediately General Gordons volume Oh Ne-
Elections in Palestine"
According to Mr.. Walter Besant's statislics'
novels constitute nine-tenths of the BOOKS reau III
Trc,a,d and nineteen-twentieths of the books read
IN the world. In his recent lecture on the Art Oh
Fiction Mr. Besant gave some interesting hints 10
b vonng writer's who propose to contribute to this
mass of imaginative reading. In the first place he
entirely repudiatcs M H0wels's theory that all
The dramatic stories have already been told, anu
that the chief business for the modern nOvest IS 10
dcpict and analyze human character.
Mr. Bcsant holds that the first dnty OF novelist is
10 have story to tell and his second to tell 1t with
ont irving TO be too clever in his method Oh nara
ton and without allowing himself to divert TIC
attention of the reader by episodical matter OF 10
fatigue it by long descriptions, supeihuous CONVEX
saton. or unnecessary reflections. surprises MT
Besant insists upon essential to the interest OF
story; and he lays especial stress on the necessity
of the novelist combining himself to what he knows
from his own personal experience. This injunction
,rmld seem TO shut out imagination, and tend to carry
the writer in the direction OF MIR. HowellsS theory
President Eliot, of Harvard. has prepared for the
June Centluy paper on the subject, What IS a
Liberal Education"
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COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIyKRPooL- Nav 6.-l230 p; m.-cOtton quie Middlins
Upands Sd Orleans I'D Sales 900 bal0s
LOCO speculation and export receipts 81 bales
Including $500 bales American Futures-Cpands Low
Middling clause and June delivery IOGid do June
and July delivery 6l4hid; do July and August delivery,
and september de
September and October delivery 2uG4d also l964d;
do November delivery lOB4d; do
andD December delivery. ii 6-64d. Futures quet.
4 y. m-COtfOn-Ft ituros-Upands Low Middlng clause,
delivery iO04d buyers; do. May June delivery,
l06id buyers do June aud July delivery ACID buyers;
do July and August delivery. l-4d. buyers do August
and September delivery 226ld buyers September and
October delivery. I04d buyers do october and November
lO64d value November and December delivery 8 -G4i
value do september delivery @J64d value Futures
steady
GALVESTON. MAY G-Cotton duici Middhnr II Ii Low
Middhug, IL 4; Good ordinary, lO2; receipts bales,
gross II bales; stock 800 bales
sAyANsAn, May lotion quiet; Aidling, "a Low MD
ding 1O7s Good Ordinary, 10 L.; bales
gros. AZ bales Exports Coasuise 6vi bales; -aea 10
bales; stock $500 bales.
NKwOAlKASs May 6.-Cotton dan. aiddlin. II =. Low
MiddlnE ii Il; Good Ordinary, lON. receipts so
$40 bales Exports Great Brfain iOl baes,
sales 500 bales stock. l4O,4AD DkleA
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

NETWORK, WEST SHORE 4 BUFFALO RAILWAY
Trains leave DesbrOsses Cortland and foot Of Westi2d
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Fails and Bunalo
Is y. IN.
For Newark, Rochester Syracuse and Oneida. $50 nj
o. IN.
Utica Little FAILS Plain. cauaJoharie Port Jackson
Amsterdam, $3.50, ll:20 a. mi -
Albany and Catskill - $50 ~ 20 q M $50. IS D. M
Newpurs Rngston, Highland POughkeepse s. 030 ll9t
A. m. 34O i3O, Is y. M.
.paLy. Other tTains daily except Sunday.
Buffet Parlor Cara $50 and ll.2O N. and 430 D.
trains for Albany
Paror Buffet Cars $3.50 a train for Syracuse ane
Rochester
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars D. FOR nunas
and chicago.
Tickets aud time tables az Offices OF the com
Pany, Jersey city Pennsylvania Railroad station ookyn
NOD Courtst. Annex Office foot OF Fulton ST. Fulton
ST., and No DeKalbaye; New.York city Nos 1872 2O5
COL 800, 4le 9i6 1898 broadway No. Union Square Ma
l37 dhaye No 1913 East l26tst Pennsylvania RlI sta.
Station foot West 42d-st
AENRY MoNETT. Gen. Pass Agent
"a StAlea.
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
rom STATIONS OF
ttFNT hTNNF fsDAT nHT1


FOOT OF LIBERTYST North RIVER ro...
''''''' rom BTooblyn Bridge Pier.
TINE TABLE-TAKING EFFECT MAY l. 1881
For PHILA DELPHIA and TRENTON Bound Brook
1875 2a M m stSD&Ys at ai5 a No. $50 loop N ''
Direct connection at W?yne function for Germantown and
Soclsn and IN: WorristoTn
DRAwGHG,RooM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
returning leave PHILADELPHIA. Ninth ard Green sts,
% sTYb24 $50 $50 a. $40 100 D. pm NJ JI III and
M SUNDAY SIS H. i:5o p n '' ''''' Wv
TRENTON Warren and Iue,ersts a. ~ G2o soy
Yl3 lo i 6 5? m l y a1S' VA S' u 'ON
ForWILLIAMsPORT, 645. 7:t5, 900 a. m, 345 400 p
For sCNBURY and LEWISBURG at 6.ij, 7i5 a. N, 3:45
r. IN.
For READING and HARRISBURG At 7I5. 900 HIS a. H.
1900 13) 800, $50, 1900 p m. Sundays at $50 y M
ForSCRANTON at G:45. 800 m. 3:45 p. m.
loo. $50. 345 5'3O p m. sundays at $50 p.
For DRIFrON at G;ij a. m, 3:45 p. IN.
ForTANAQUA al go, 7ii5 500 m 1000 $50. 3Aj 400
For BETHLEHEM, ALI ENTOwN and MAUCH CHUNK
atG:45 800 a. Ill., Loo, $50, S'45' 0;3O p H. sunday al
ForEisroy at g:i5 900 M 100, 1890. 8A5, 400 $50
$50 D. m. Sundays $50 D. m.
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 900
For FLFlfrNGToN at CAS- aooa m4 liOO $50 400 4:3o
5Oo, $50 Sundays, 1870 p N.
NE VI 5 Ct G 99 1872 So s lli9 100 3o
days at 800 a m, 100, $780, 500 p m.
g ga 7 500 200 go 1G3S IL 46
oo 800 So 6s6 i2o pm n ST sGSDAYs at s06 s5
m, $780, 400, $780, 300, 100 p. M
For ELIZABETH Mt G:lj G45. 7:i5 7:t5 500 $50 800
$3.50, 1000, 1890 Il:lj, 1880 M l2i5, l:0A l3l ZOO
$50. 300 1880, 9.i5. 800 10 l31, 4Ai 800, 8 $50
545. 500, 6ilj $50 6j 90, 1880, 800 S4j 90 1890,
1880 1900 m. SUNDAYS at 500. $40 m $50, 400,
$50. goo, 1900 pm.
For NEWARK at 300 5t5 OBJ G45 7.i5 1870 500 SD
lbs, 200 go; 500 go 800 $50 200 5l5, 5o 5:i5
1.:ODp pm SUNDAYS at 500, 9:l5 1915 IN, 1900 m
l1j, 900 400 500. 615 500, 900, 1870 pm.
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE &C.; an rail at
500, SIS am, 1870, 800. 600 pm SUNDAYS except
Ocean Grove 100, lO4j IN
For FREEHOLD-At5, Sis. IL a IN. 1880 L. 5p N.
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 1913
80 430 with through plrlor cars on I3O p m
train
For VINELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1880 pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From Pier No. 9, North River, via SANDY Hook.
For SEABRIGHT LONG BBANCH otcr al $40 a m, 4;4o
D. m. sundays. 900 am
Tickets can be procured LbeTys Pier No North
River ~ To- 267 25726l 27l 40, 72l, ga l3l7 and
323 Broadway 1871 and 40 6thave Riyingtonst 10
Greenwichst 203 East l25thst and principal Hotels in
New.Yorl city In Brooklyn at Nos Courst Us Froat
way; Futon-st; 40 Manhattan-aye.i 7 ia kab.
ave; ls9a Atlantic In Hobokent 224 NashingiOust
Y Transfer Company will call FOR and check baggage from
J. 81 WOOTTEN Z. G. HANCOCK
General Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket Ag
II. BALDWIN,G T. p. ACT no Liberty st. N. Y
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t1vr srocK MNnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

-. -. =.
CHICAGO MAY Sine DroBsrS Journal reports
cc MIA IL 500 head shipments 1000 neat ,oLir@
ana n-her Rcuch Packing 20 lCat - w -,,ns 81 oi
and Shppng - 80 80 81 Light - - - 90 9ApS' -
ooo hood. mar.
C1iTe- Receipts 1000 head shipments, 22o near in' 70
yet uuiet but steady; Exports - ~ - W. 80 ~ ~
Choice shipping 50 SJQSG 40: Common TO Meuii' - -
- -. r,orlfet nrn.
Inferior To- Fair - OOdfi 10 Medium To tool g. V~
e 40. choice 10 Extra - 2j4tj so LamOa 20 Ou6o
ST LOr1 May G.-HOgs-actvo, Receipts O'}Do n ~ ~
shipneus 100 head Light 80 4jdsJ 90 fAcAeIS - w
q - -. Butchers 20 - z 81 40. ,.., r-~,or+
CaffIs-Recepts I.3pOhead: shipments. -- ltdI;
ers - 80 0s6 Good Choice shippers - oVySp
Common Medium, - - as 10 StocAerS au" r''''
81 60dF5 % toat. rn,e.
rirr o Fair. 7jar4 5O Medium to Good. 81 'J~9o w
4 h,l. = lX-
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SPECIALMASTERC OMMlSSlONLRS SALE
y OF the
TOLEDO, DELPHOS AND BURLINGTON RAlLhOAD,
Commonly Known as
TIL DATlON DIVISION
TOLEDO, CIvcINNATI AND II. LOUIS RAILROAD.

c,rcuit Court Of tie rnci state. western Division of tho
Pursuant command Of an order for sale rom me ",
chi, C'ult Of the 3e rt3tr' N1,an DIVE ad "' o. cae
No 81 = wherein The Central trust company Of e YORK.
ephos aud Bui n-on Railroad Company rho Toledo I'm
cnnau and S. Louis RaI9%l ,omraiy GIenvi9 -, 1 IRA
Tie irons door Of the Court Of sad United states Court
ONO NJ ii O'clock a. m on SATURDAY, thu 18th Gay I
AZ and @ he Inc o. 4aoai Of s la T5ao Sci
phos and burlington railroad Company as nc sIrc - con
counties OF Alien Van Vert Mercer DuSe ami aud mont
gomGry to Of yion MONTGOMERY
f Tpc ad or 10 be d en the terHnal points aore
sad together with all the stations depot grounds rail;
ngs erection n any way appgsnns unto sa IefTiSa
supplies held owned acquired by the said
Toledo De pl9s ana BnG ~ s S gd M s dee eot
grounds yards dngs turnouts shs machine shops, lease
connection with its linz Of railroad aiorsad between said
points toy .;rT IA all and singular the powers and tran
be LEVIED or derived tercoT as Ihal Dnoni 70 DE
al OF AID proper being ne deed or indntura
ingtSn Rsr1d cnpany to the s5id Tie Central Com
~ n6c u $50 and Tecoried IN the counties Of
Allen, tan Vera, Mercer. Darke Miami aud Mon Somery
TEIMs OF ,sALE7Xo pa VIII be accepted BY me from
posts ~sSnc az pledge that Will good bid in
ctse OF IL epancc By the Count the sum on twenty thon
5ol o. tie ad defendant herein Tic Toledo D,ghos and
hundred thousand dollars $4,000 exclusive
interest
of the purchase price 80 bid not lea. than tho
twenty Thousand dollars 10000 sh@ be paid IA cash
portions said purchase price shall DO
paid in cash his Court may om tine 10 dine direct,
ord other aims which THIS Court may adjuigc IN
this prl0r equity the sGt dis mortgage
right resell this said
failure comply within twenty
with oicr ~ tEs court IN nat regard 9nd tie
balance purchase rrqur 10 Dc paid il cash,
NAV paid tner cash the purchaser 20 said sale shah
have tn right SATISFY is bid IN whole part by pay
ing over and -ilIendOug said 1rst gage bonds "
ID .fcadlut herein lie Tpcio Ddph15 AID Burlington
.lroli C0woluy 81 d~tr July !, = and overdue
paid coupons belonging thereto o such pco OF value IS
would a.uVaeu TIC dl.tIbuy that the hold
b. trl % the whole
amount uf The bid was paid I'm cash
Also thar M much 81 said purchase price hereby
required paid in cash, the same shall re payable IN cash
h surrender Of cerd ates ~ Indebtedness issued by
william j. Cr.r. Receiver while operating sail Toledo
pos BungIol Railroad ua the 0ier tic Court
in this cause. SIMEON HARRIS
special Master Commissioner.
"A Masonic Temple. Cincinnati. o.
Gufler slman Hubbard New.Y.rtt Holiy, Joauson &
Henry d. Hyde Boston. Mtss John l.. Hlel. '. D. BOY
Cine VI. DaCOsta, Chicago, H.; Wilson o Jones. -prlrs
field H.. John !. Medallion. Barton. o.. Counsel
arl'-- a--' Ov-
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Eorses au0 Garrlales.

"A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TMBUNL WILL BE RECEIVED Al TIE
frstst until D. u aud sos West Twenty hirst corner
Itgbth.ave o. Foureeuflst corner Union square
1CO Ihlrl.ave corner FOTty-4ovcuths Nos Oo7 Third
ave near sxtieth-st, and al the HARLEM OFFICE, 200
Third corner onehundTed audtwenty Gfst, up 10
g o. IN, at regular Office rates.
business and DELIVERY wagons at bar
I'D gains seldom offered Thirty and second hand vag
ons suitable for express Nocers butchers bakers milk
laundry depot, etc. Wagons taken IN exchange c. I.
WINANS 22B SpTing-st.
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nn 4. Il. N,tller 4 Son.

! story brick house. with lot 10 81 Grand-St as
W of Greene 81 lot -1A9i; GEO Ihrise =.
2.storv brick building with lot "a lJ2 SIf ng--t,
"a O OF south jth.ave lot 2uXSr; hes W kobet,s
not nf and on 3d.ayc, II cor OF bihst lOVOflUoi
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CHARMS
CTARIN'S
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION


CITY, RIVER AND TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
ONCE Pier ls, y. R., foot OF COTtlaudtst.
Consgnments Of freight forwarded any PAN
the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery Of all kinds OF freight ss
Oh md Sc 10 any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARBOR TOWING AND RIvEI AND HAB.
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly ghtsred any poms
h the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAU,
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamer JOHN II. srARIN for NEw-HAvEN, leaves Pfe1
Is. n r., foot of CoTtandtst at p. daily. tSUNDAYa
eIcepted-l
Freight for points y. L. W. r. r. received at Tier Ia
For New-Iaven and points East, ct Pier Is.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Niles FOR
Ten Cents via Steamers from Pier ], r. Whit
ballst.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD C0mmunpaw N. I.-Dry DocKs.
Machine and Boiler Shops Everything apperts.ning
construction and repair OF vessels
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, ,r h,ics d,volling with lot. No 30 East 18TH
a. ns fe3 @ Of 9d-ave. lot l. sXlOO; y Lyon
y Int n of West l7tlst running tuoush % lIoth-
81. 215 It OF 7th-aye' each -oN-'liV' "'o
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR YELLOW PINELOGs.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
A. MILK ST.

NAVY PAY OFFICE. }
A. NILK-sT.
boston, May ;. 1881. y
Troposals sealed and endorsed Propose yellow Pnr
Logs" will be received this Office un'l May a. 49, ut :
o'clock NJ TO opened Immediately thereafter IN presence
bidders for furnishing and delivering at the Navy arc
Boston ) 1000 cubic feet yellow Pine Logs
10 De o quality grained Georgia or Florda
yellow pine which bas not been tIpned 81 when the COM
be furnished with satisfactory cNl-
be than 30 feet I'm len gih ana the Whole 10
average IS teet in lens Oneird Of TIE whole quantity 10
0urc not than inches OnctiTd Dot less thah 10 he
AMI Onpt not than inches at the top cu clear ot
ane 10 be lined st the siding way long lar cnrN'
e other wav admissible short crooks OF irregular
cnr,rs i'll Do re- To he rough squared and may be
lined with the natural taper Of tho tree Not 70 nave more
sspwOOd each corner than onecigh OF me readlh OF
e ace az squad The butt and top g. be cut on 10 sOun
wood the middle OF the long Of The os the la1lh ana
computations the
lie excluded and deductions 10 be made
for axmarhs improper squarnn The whole 10 be Tree
large kVOts or other defects ana 10
he suect 10 insprctiOn the Government Inspector or IN
snaeTs ri the Yard Boston, where II 10 be
delivered before July !, 1881. . 49,
The mice bid % include delivery at the Navy Yard BOSTON,
Two sfactoy suretes mnsf accoulnT tie h, guhIan-
teanr faithful execution Of the OiloT If accepted
The right reserved to reject any anu All Ou' MOI CONSUL
cred advantageous ta the Government.
Blank forms BIDS furnished By tIis OH G. .or
nv7-wEgst Pay Dire tOi [. >. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-07
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

QVARTgRNA -TFE's OFFlCY. I. s ~ CORrs !
WASHINGTON. Dis, AUul, 1881.
Scaled Proposals in duplicate WI be received At "a. 9Ce
SEVENTH DAY or NAY NEXT for furnishing supplies
10 The limited states Marine Copa during the fiscal end
in lime m 1851 delivered the Office Of the Assist
ant Ouarcrmasicr Philadelphia Pa free OF expense TO the
Sceus with specifications o. tho supplies required can be
obtained and The standard samples seen, at The ONCE
of the Quarterua,tcT Washnstun. d. CT Assislant
Quarteruasers Office 22j south IN street Fla cipla
pa at Marine Barracks Brooklyn. y and Boston Mass
Blank proposals and ali n 1nllOn can Dc hdd ny
appl,lng at ell CT OF the places named ABOVE. . .
Pr0posals shOad be endorsed Prop0sn Tor supplies,
ana addressed 10 the undersigned W. j. HLACk,
Major AMI QuarteTnaster,
l. =. Marine Corps,
aro21aw4w Washington. D. G.