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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L on and after NOVEM Der 10Th 1883.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
L On and after NOVEMBER 2gth 1883.
AND uNI MED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New-York, via Desbrosses and Cortlandt
uaTrisburg Pitts6urg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached, 9 100 a. M. 6 20 Dining Cap and
Tor, Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Vestibued Cars at
100 a IN. every day. ~.
Vile and the oil Regions.
For zoo MI p6o sna IL and Rsanq
IL 200 a; ~, 100. 100, and 1 100 y. M Sundays
Baltimore 'D Washington and the South. Wash
ngton Express Of Pullman Payor Cars daily except
sSa dsy y HS Dining carr at 40 % arrive
ington 5:l2 D. N. regular at 30, 700 and g 80
nsR sS9a az and r9a O 0So & ann and 20
p. m, snG II 10 night
For CITY a a1d fpf gy o0 ina an
N' Stations, Va Rs6wsy and An6oy oio m. il 100
noon 40 and md 100 p n .S on spadsy GAS m
soS S5;;b $s nS9 s,% H,sgss
Boa aia Of '' EToOyn ARnex sSnnces with all through
trains at Jersey City, arording speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave via Desbrosses and Cort
iandt Streets Ferries as follows;
500, 4, I 80, ). q, so : and 81 n, and u q
n nba D. A nc SSniayS E1Dcss rs, O. Lmits
and 10 a. M. d. 80 8 6, 8: 80 and 0 p. ~, and
5a a Rghs Ne%o4 day except Sunday at
and IL 10 a. m, l. p T. > ?; r. p ana 10 A. m. and
TIeePR ce on Hos AS $40 and ga roadsay.
House PA oG S Had S Sat ,s s
st., Brooklyn station. Jersey City Enigrant Ticket
yhcs NeYo Trsnsfcr Company will for and check
baggage from hotels and residences L, woon
vi 2cooneral Manager General Passr Agent
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NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN
4 RAILwAY.-Trains leave from ferries at West AZ
and Jay SIS. as follows: 49,.
detowB. Essburg Monticello Liberty. walton. Delhi.
EoIwiehc Uuca; Rome. cneda Fulton osweeO. Buffalo,
West S2d.sf 100 D. IN. Jay-st 3:45 D. m. for WAL
XIII Valley stations Lakes MOhOnk, Minncwassa Middle
town, Bloominsbug, Ellenytlle NJ Dale Monticello
TalsbuIg Liberty, White Lake. Rccklani ,.uu De-.
West lod.st :25 p IN. Jayst, 10 D. m; d2y tof
Midiletown Fssburg, Liberty. Walton Norwich; OEsiu~
Osycgo Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago, 81 LOUIS
Yufst sle.pers TO Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
'ioS Time abes ckets Sc At 2o7 S07 GA 1923 Broad
way 5S7 Cthaye ia. East 125,hst 2G4 west l2oths]'
Ne"-AofG J. c. ANDERSON G. p. A..
IL Exchange Place. New-YorA
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Eel, Wante6
Proposals.

AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM zoo STEWART BU lLDlNG, NO. go BROAD
NAY Nt.W-YORK November rs, 1855.
TO CONTRACTORS.
dds OR PROPOSALS for building Dams
10 Nos l and . on or Bog Brook In the town Of
south East Putnam County NewYork. with adjacent
tunnel ant other appurtcnances In connec
lion With the Fast Branch Reservoir, called for In
the approved forms OF contract aud specifications ale
In the once OF the Aqueiuct Commissioners Will DO
received this once until Friday December ~ 1883,
a. O'clock n IN a which place and hour tloy VIII
he pubciy opened by AQueduct Conni ssloner aud
ee award OF tho contract FOR doing said WORK VIII Be
made nv aid Commits thereafter possible.
Blank OF said approved contract ana the specn-
cations therefor aud bi1s or proposals ana proper en-.
yelopes for their and forms CT bonds and also
the plans said work. and all other Information, can be
obtained the above once OF the AQueduct commissioners
on application ~ the secretary
by order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners
JOHN G. sHEEHAN. JAMES c. DUANE.
Secretary. President
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~" RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
ON n Y HTI'I D UFfIII y =. Z ~. y. .
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.

GRAND CENTRAL STAIlON,
Lsrges, and Finest Passenger Station in America
Is rs Yess 70 1 Albany and A6any T.
via d. s II. r. r. also East Albany 10 St. Albans via
pHS cnaA55S ENJOYS 2No STEAM IF 5EhgrP yHST
composed exclusively Of buffet smosngSsr dnins;car
nas E;le csyg ao Ind q sai;
- g, Niagara FALL. To
Cncsgo dIawins-rooT eas to CananaAsua aid Ioehes-
Ill 80 A. m, Western York and Northern Express
for saratoga Lake George Rutland. bennington. North
AasI no &C. Albany Troy ana Uea spsc. with draw.
ing.ruom caro- to Troy ana tlea; ., an, r.o c
meets for WILLIAMSBURG, North Adams and intermediate
d. m Fast Chicago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex.
press for for, Nag9l sa cneSna inasnapo 81 Louis
Defoit aud Chicago wish sesubulsd and steam heated
Sleeping and dnlna ear and can,napgua Express
sleepins. cars to Montreal via Eouses Point and via
a aEsI Row daily except sataay and to Syracuse
and CanSndaigua daily except Sunday. Sunday tram
does nS' nun Special As Limited Rochester
i 20 DT Fa: K NrS Express 1Rs Gssfse1 r. baa
TO- NiaSara Fails Toronto. Cleveland. Cincinnati. In.
ssaDO 81 SG to De wSer sS %s tGca daily s
satqaa also to canSnaaSa Gs sgna sS
sleepiIg TO Albany Connects at Aibahr with ssin
Tickets and space drawing and sssgins car. on
z fat e sacn Ns SIS and a5
fulton sts brooklyn. and 70 4th.s,. Wlllapsouig
Sas sSSS t sSq North an sGG
T. J. kiSIiAi.Ds Ash HSas ai, Passenger Agent
SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL .ROUTE1aF0R
trains leave Grand Central station Providence and Bo
@n o. 10 p r % Limited ES sp aS w.
for NswpSh at ! a m and p m; Palace psriOr Care
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EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
DesbrOsses sts follows: .-.,t... .oin,.
80 a. for Catasauqua and interneIate poln1ss,
a. m. for Geneva Lyons, EmIra, It9chestet buna,O
and the West and principal local points Ohif '"i ~
Emira. -ot,,.
ii a. m for Cherry Ford and Intermediate points c.,
n m for TunkhannOck and intermediate points Chalr
car to Tunkhannoek. Connection to Reading ana arrS
burg , .,u,,.,,oi late
points Chair car to L. ana H. JunetOI aa,,ta non,s
40 o. N. for Mauch Chunk and lntermealatte poAVs
Connection TO Heading and Harrisburg CHAR car 10
p N. for Geneva, Lyons Elmlr2, Koehcs~f Dunsio
Trains leaving al s a. m. ! p. m. and 34u p m con-
meet M ali ponfs in Mahanoy and Iazleton coal regions
49, ~ ~ ' SUNDAY TRAINS.
. p, for Ma1ch Chunk Uazleton and intermediate
points. -, , ,,.orrDadiote noints
n m Tor Geneva, Lyons. Fnlrn. hochestcr' Duhaio
and he West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
~ w General Fas stern Office, 235 Broadway
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NDOUT AND KINGSTON. landing at

- ONDOUT AND KINGSTON, landing AZ
III Cranston's West Point. Cornwall NewDuiR Maf.
toFo Milton, poughkeepse and Esopus e9lneti S "n
tain tcamcrs CITY or KINGSTON ana AZ 10
W. BALDWIN leave every ekday al = H., c p az
OF Harrison N. X, except Saturday when IiIf Og
KINGSTON leaves At ] m On aud a ra iosh p ru
Steamer CITY OF KINGSTON Will leave ~ a. In sharp
" voters
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COPYRIGHTS belonging to the estate of
~ s Barnes to be sold Thu -sday. December 9th, az
o'clock by George A. Lcavltt Co., Auetioneers, 7s7
~ Plrmouth Collection, Beers Copy Books. Cark's
Grammar Davies Mathematical Dictionary, Gillespie on
Hoads Dwight's Mythology Huntington's Fine Arts,
McNaily's Geography Northend's Speakers N9rthends
Teachers Assistant Page Teaching. Parker Watsons
Readers and Spoilers. Pecks Ganots Physics PortaPs
Chemistry, Puiors French. Records Rome, Smith d
Narfin's Bookkeeping stones Examiner, Wnlarfs
History, Brooklelfs Composition, IIoTe's Caeehism,
Watts on the Mind, North Carolina Readers FOOT
school Amusements History Of Education, Mansfield
Political Manual Norton Porters First Book OF
Science.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF !N SE.EH J TITb
Time Table OF November is, 1858. -,
800 q. N. for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
90 a. a. Tor ficmIngton. Eason. Bethlehem Allen
ieni%a %sud Lake daSR EGsiGe
s sSs%5S. suShusy LsTi'&SF ws%;pS, uon,own
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, ETC.. -,
345 b. NJ for Easton Bcihlehom, Allentown, Mauch
'hSnss6 " M Tor Remington Lake cpaeong, Easton.
600 and 80 p; M Tor Somerylle ana iemihgt9}n; rh
80 m; for Eas;on Eotheheii AHent0wn MgusSn On
5 q. m. Sundays, for Easton, .oo e.,o srr.
ocean Grove. except sunday, Point Pleasant ,r,r
w6o SlScRc TdS Ss River Birnega Css FaOr
80 a. IA. 1 D. NJ for ATLANTIC CITY, vineland.
so 6, sIa 10 30 II 10 a. m, I, 4. 40 $50.
10 4 :i5 except Saturday, p Sundays. 4. a. M
40 = HI III SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FROM PIER s. \. r. .H.,uu.
For Atontic Highlands, Highland Hesch, seaof tg
Monmouth Beach. Long Branch, Lakewood, Toms River
and Barnogat Mt 3 40 p m -
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
via Central T. r. Of New-Jcrsey and philadelphia and
Reading + r. ad Leayf t09t b9 sG 80 IL R at Sur
Trains leaving al A. :45 II 80. 4, 30. 80.
10 D. connection for Reading KARLSRUHE Potts
Tickets and Parlor Oar be procured at II Ais
9ii lIiO 1913 Broadway. 737 Ghave 264 West 10th;
s.: 1872 Fast 125th-st, NewYork 4 Courtst $50
q sas9 55Sy win call for and check
baggage from hotel residence
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nlnsiral Instruments.

NUMBER OF sl Chilly used upright and SQUARE pianos
N ole make, which were specially selected ana u'ed
nv the artists Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season will be sold ct liberal
reduction from regular prices.
WIN. KNABE & CO.. 112 SHAVE. above 1eth-st
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EW-HAVEN Steamers leave Peck-shp
~ (Pler o5 f. RI at D. and IL p m, (sun1ays eA
ceped Steamers In time for early trains north ana
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iCintcr Resorts.
Aiken, South Carolina.

WINTER RESORT FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE
Dricst Climate III the United states, ,
Except points great altitude IA the Rocky MOUNTAINS
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL,
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
OPENS FOR SEASON OF 1889 THURSDAY, NOV. l.
Absolute Safety from yellow Fever,
the following cOmyrehensiOlc reasons
Frst-Rel able medical authority asserts thaI yellow
Fever cou5 become epidemic IN this climate, even
brought here In mid summer.
Second -1heTe is case OF yellow rover nearer 70
Aiken jacksonville. Florida, ana riga system OF
quarantine prevents it, nearer approach
Third.-Even were all precautions abandone1 imnedi-
ael aseaiy eApen hele render Infection
For those who wish 60 further South Aiken offers
desirable stopping place, until frost reaches the loca
they wish 10 and renders IL safe FOR them TO
continue their journey.
For descriptive lamphle and terms. address
Is. l.. CHAIBIhLD, Proyr e or aud Manager
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Charles Arbogast 10 James Fay Of 6Sth ST., Of
eth-aye; l year q mOrtgages), 81 900.
Charles Barsott TO Looran, No 302 Dowery lease.
$4,000.
Thomas Bennett and wife NJ r French. n s4th-st.
e Of 2d-ayc; years. SIS, 600
Henry BeckOwtz and wife TO A Harrison OF Lewis
st. OF StantOnst years $40 600.
james Cafhart b Henry II Winthrop, trustee, OF
tthave n OF S1st-st; years. 81. 000
Benjamin Carpenter and wife 20 L Runk, executor.
q S OF 32d st. Of Sth-aye; years, $4,000.
John Duane TO Michael Whalen. II S OF 1fSth-st OF
Brook ave; years. $1,000
John Dwyer The West End Cooperative Building and
Loan Association, Of Ryerave. o; 1S4th-st install
$3.50
= GuFgenheiner and others James FLANAGAN. S Of
Ave A, n OF 54th-st; years. $4,000.
William II GOdsoe Joseph Johnson Of Emscnf
place, OF Lisbon place; insiaments, $3.50.
Phillp Gonsprecht O the Greenwich Savings Bank. n
OF Bonds. OF Broadway; 3 years $50 600.
Elias Hawkins and wife 10 William III Scott. of
9th-ave and 1O6th-st; year. sf3.o5O.
Same 70 w A1rich. property months, $50 900
Annie Hyatt to = Hyatt, n cor OF Broadway and
Canal year. Sc. pol
Frederick Il Hismann to the Kings County Savings
Bank SAG 11th-ave; years 10000
Jane Hiscock 70 the Dry Dock Savings Bank S OF
G1st-st c OF 3eave year $4,000.
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Ancnon Sales.
LEONARD BROTHERS &c CO.,
200 FIFTHAvE
"a LEONARD. AUCTIoNEER
MODERN PAINTINGS.
Bonheur Rosa, Zeim, FOrtuny,
Berne Bellecour Clays, Joaquin
Israes Fritz Munkacsy.
Corot IIcilbuth, schreyer,
Daubigny, Tssot, Van Marcke.
Dupre Jules Isabey VibeTt
Vollon Nauuer Stevens AL
Partly belonging TO
MR. CHARLES f. HASELTINE,
27S SHAVE, New York.
Partly belonging to a number
EUROPEAN CONSIGNORS,
from whom on advances made by us he largest
We have ever made) have positive orders to sell
WITHOUT RESERVE
the entire collection.
NOW on EXHIBITION.
DAY AND EVENING.
SALE
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVEN
INGS December 4, g. and G, at o'clock each evening
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BOARD OF EDucATIoN. :.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.
BROOKLYN, November c3, 1888.
& EALED PROPOSALS will he received al
- the Office Of the OF the Board OF EDUCATION
l1 Liyingston-s. until Tuesday December ith. 1855,
at p NJ for supplying for one year from January
l, 1850, the Public Schools with stationery incluiiny
paper pens pencils pcnloldefs ink inkstaads enye.
lopes, eisyons mueage, blotters, rubbers etc.
JOHN GRIFFIN, NJ d.,
Chairman Comlnilteo on LibrsrisA
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STEAMBOATS,.

A LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
"a steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND ieav.
pier IL North River, OF Canai-st, u. daily
tsundays excepted Freight received the hour Q,
departure.
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NORWICH LINE.

NORWICH LINE. r.. uo.,o,
ss Worcester az 80. Corresponding reducu9n 70 a., az
rolnts East Steamers leave Pier 40 North RIVER i9ol
~ Wsfsst next pier above Desbrosscsst lerrY aalIy
SUNDAYS excepted 80 Tickets and STATE rooms
BloaEivn at oaice on pier, and on steamers -
tom hnfsis and resdcnces G. W. BRADY Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD. H.. w Wa. T. .S q
follows e saS 20 ba @aGt'i Le es6s;
fam i:ss 4 ss ,oi $ n TO- 10 rsois
Montreal casds East Nssars ESIis SyTs
IS IN p m A snd II a. IS fo' sdG us
= IL % 55 ali 80 and = 90 g 100. s15 2 IN m
Few Po a. H. :45 % 25 p Elegant sleeping
ears ior Buffalo Sagars Fails Toronto Ds,ro GhSaso
S On tisa; e5cs sSndHy Leave Jersey
West Shore Station az $50 m rr, % 80 P m rd For
iyn-Sq3 Wssington:st.. $50 Tultc9,ss, Annex ONCE
loot " Ful.on.st NewYork City-3O3 and S42 Broad
stsons foot Of west 42dst and foot Of Jay.st N II.
Westcotrs Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences c. f. LAMBERT
General Passenger Agent. Vsnderblltavc.. N. Y
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BrookIrn prorsrip for Sale ano 60 Get

7 ow PRICED LOTS. along L road IN Brooklyn streets
II severed and paved in plots TO suit purchasers bet
ter investment in market
rutland & WHITING. Beekman-st.
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT TIE EXCHANGE

There was strong tone apparent in the real estate
market yesterday, and the property offered sold read
Iy Peter f. Meyer offered No. ZIG West Forty first
s four-story hgh.stoop brown stone dwelling, be-
tween Broadway and Sixthavo., on a lot 2o10s.9.
The bidding from $4,000 TO $4,000 at which
price Z. 4. Ferdinand the buyer.
smyth & Ryan offered No. 434 West Thirty first
St. three story brick buildings lot aexel. They
OR Sr Ssrnet oc seS Eos IS and 60 vest
GS oT to SS S d lot 1t
story frame building on similar lot, sold for $4,000
John S. Mapcs had a good attendance at his stand
when be offered twenty four building lots on Ninth
County. Interior lots brought from SIS up to $40.
The ticket issued by the Committee on Nomination
has been we'll received and has given general salts
At the Exchange Yesterday three nve,story spart,
ment houses on Ninth,ave, between seventy min
net were offered for sale at $4,000. broker has
money to loan at and l,s per cent on hrs''iass
New.York Tuesday, Nov. o. 1888.
The following sales held at the Exchange and
N's''oa 'O'. .a,,bs smyts RYAN. >. w.., ..,..
s''{ eullan fcA S1s os Ss %f;
wr'Hk'"' eS''0I IL A. H. Muller s Son.
of bto siSs cT iss sSHss.s Tsrains%d s:s go
" s %s' Of fl Ss G%en ns s %% N ss
2da's was sy 'q MsnaSd y Hs lar Co.
I 2-stOry house with lot NO 80 West iZStn-st.
1s6 IT Of Lenox-ave lot 25x99 IL z Conne IS 600
lCi. No. IS. adjoining above 2SN9S1' j. B0Okman'
plot Of land on K,ngsbridge ana West Farm. Road.
n running Bcrrianave, adjoining lands q NewM-
York and New Haven Railroad Fordham 209x137xl03x
sale o. one lot on 5thaye OF 1s2t-st adjourned
TO Dec. Is. - 90
uN1ONEE S r. 6 X Made. T. PROPERTY E o.
siots n . eh-st 4o5 IT W Of Avenue B. 25r1os each;
pi Sis the above aSH1os EACH
lots loth-st los IT Of Avenue A. 2oSloo'o'
lots On x1snue D. n e of 1oth-st. 25x1o5 eaeh
same buyer. 1885,
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY
o,b.aye. n cor 1oothst DOL 1ox1oO William -.
s'S Noses ott,nrer to Sarah q. Human $4,000
1o5thst, $, SEQ 1oth-ave 25M0O1l Jane o-.
McClenahan TO Ann Mulgrew ,-,.,-. so7o
to J. We'll and another 5000
's' crinmins to 0 Louis Stern 1900
,s Jacques %ely9 Il Tayyiss $3.50
Coin and wife to George II. Brown :. 1880
Higgins and vile o B. A. Klein AMI another, 80 900
=. Smith to the First National Bank OF Mystic
t7thst n $, $50 e Fitihavc, 1Oxlo15 II II, 'o'0O0
1879 200 SdaSS SSG H. I'0' sa,e; W.
I1th,s. $ 80 e 9,h.av, oox1oo2 John II --'OO0
-. Farley and wife to Robert Crowley $1,000
William J. Preston and wife to s. +. Meyer 100000
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d osToN, PROVIDENCE AND EAST.

BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND EAST
H. Via
STONINGION LINE,
The inside Route. Reduced Fares. reclining Chalrs
Free VI Charge. .-,,,..,
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and HASSACHUSETI
leave New Pie 3d. North River one Gock above lanai
81 al 80 d. a. connecting with follow. trains First
train leaves steamer at a. m arrives In boston M
Express at 3 80 l. M arrives Boston 40 a. m later
Express az 7 :55 a m. arrives Boston az 10 :35 m
PASSENGERS have choice OF Express trains
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AoUEDUcr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 2c9, STEWART BUILDING NO. $50 BROAD
NAY, EEW-YO8K, November 26, 1855.
TO CONTRACTORS.
~ DDnDne oil

II IDS Ok PNUPUNNLo Tor IUfNIshIng al I'm
- terais and doing all WORK necessary 10 construct the
house Centa Park Reservoir, laying the foun
dations superstrueture ana subsructure constructing
oil chambers and appurtonaness and laying oil other WORK
necessary complete Section II OF The new AQueduct
Will received this oice until Friday December Ia,
1888, at o'clock D. at which place and hour they
Will be publicly opsned by the Aqucduct Commission
and award the contract for doiag said work win
be made by said Commissioners soon thereafter as
possible.
forms OF said approved contract and the speca-
therefor AMI bids proposals sni proper en-
vclope for their enclosure and forms OF bonds ana also
plans said work ana all other Information can bs
obtaIoi the above oce OF The A9uedue; Com ssisaer
o application 70 the secretary
BY order OF she Aqueiuct Commissioners
JOHN U. bHEEliAE, JAMES {. DUANE.
Secretary President.
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Conntrn Dropertn for Sale ano Go cet


A CENCY- FOR MONTCLAIR.-Handsone residences
Al and building sites for sale houses u let OF
year. CLARENCE b. TUBES Bcekman.s.. N. Y
1 INVEST IN DENVER-The coming great inland city
i which never has had BOOM but whose progress the
wonder OF every one. Population. 1870 400; 1883.
100 600 Buildings erected 1851 9 300; real
s29 600 600 frs ten months 1855 s32 600 10 rail
roads here perpetual sunshine; city OF health death
rate. 10 De, LOCO we have coal and iron sufficient
capable Of supporting million Of people. We have In
vestmeDs for clerk capitalist Residence subufban
lots renting property. paying j per We
constantly making Investments for Eastern people Write
10 Us statistics the State Colorado German
National Banks for our standing
G. A. BUSHNELL 4 CO.,
T. o. Box 2G34. Denver Col.
Mr.. O. A. Bushnell. Of this nIm. will be OF AZ Court
st. Boston. during November. Wife 70 him
nTONT<,LAIR REAL ESTATE AGENCY.-Houses to
M residences sale moderate
IARsONS & TAYLOR. 70 Cedar-st. n. Y
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A TROY BOATS.-Lighted throughout by
y electric lights eonneet Tith trains Of DELAWARE
SARATOGA or CITY OF TROY leaves Pier A. \. T..
steamer touches at Albany. staGerooIns warmed.
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$50 TO BOSTON u,,,,,,r.
a. FOR FIIlSTCLASS LIMITED TlChETS
FARES REDUCED.
FALL RIVER LINE ,,ovr
Reduction 10 ali points Steamers PILGRIM ana nv
" leave PIet 2s N. H. foot Of Murray-sG, at 80
T. M daily SUNDAYS Included Connection by Annex peat
iron Brooklyn and Jersey Cry At p B. n pos no,
week days az @ D. M, Sundays D. m Steam heat In
fta;erooIs AN ORCHESTRA on each steamer through
ont the wear and sater0oms secured at rDcpa
transfer and ticket Offices Pier - and steamers
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Ciip prcperip 90 Crt.
0urticu Sales of Real estate.

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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
An Appropriate Bill.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-The legislative
judicial and executive appropriation bill
as agreed upon in the House Committee
makes a total appropriation of $2O,472
394, which is 1897, sos less than estimates
and $209, 246 less than current a~ppropria.
tions for the same service. The whole
number OF salaries provided for is 1855,
being 412 less than the number estimated
for and ffty-five more than the number
provided for at present. The bill author
ICES the REIMBURSEMENT OF the standard OF
weights and measures furnished to States
and Territories. A clerk to the Speaker is
provided for at $1,000 per aunum. The
salary of the vice president of the United
States at $4,000 per mum is omitted
from the currentlaw because of the vacancy
in that office. The force employed at the
Carson mint is reduced by five employees.
The salaries OF the bookkeeper, abstract,
weight and warrant clerks atthe San Fran
cisco mint are reduced from $2,250 to
$4,000. The signal Office force is rear
ranged as desired by the chief signal officer
and provision made for thirty-nine EN-.
ployes.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-18
THEY ACT AurHoRrrAr1yELr,

The call of the Democratic Nationa
Committee gave the Central Committees
OF the Territories authority to appoint
the delegates to the st. Louis convention
This was in accordance with the prece.
dents governing the party. A similar
course was pursued in regard to the
Democratic Convention of 1884 which
nominated the winning ticket in the
Presidential race that year. The dele.
gates which attended that convention
were 80 chosen. They were approved by
the party without demur. The party in
the Territory is perfectly willing the
same rule should be followed this time.
There is no protest from anyone within
the party. From no Democratic source
has any expression of dissent from the
proposed action of the committees been
heard. few oficious Republican or
gans, enyious OF the harmony in the
Democratic ranks, envious Of the simple
task before the National Democratic Con-
vention, fearful of the irresistible con-
sequences that will follow the action Of
that convention, endeayor to create dis
union by asserting that they have heard
Of dissatisfaction with the
action of the committee. They must
have good ears. No murmurs Of dissent
have been heard by any Democratic
papers. On the contrary, the satisfac-
ton with the course OF the committee is.
spite OF what the Republican papers
Allege, universal among the Democrats