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THE BOY MAY DIE.
Knocked Senseless by Brick Thrown
by q COlored Man.

A small colored boy named Bernard Dun
more is confined in the Freedman's hospital,
suffering from the effects of a severe blow on
the head inflicted with brick alleged to have
been thrown by q colored man named Isaac
Hawkins. The assault occurred Saturday after
noon in Marks alley, between 9Th and 7th and
E and G streets southeast Hawkins and sew
eral other colored men were playing cards in
the alley, when Mrs. Watts, colored, came out
and ordered them away. She then asked the
boy Dunmore where all Of those gamblers
came from. He told her that they came from
everywhere. This statement angered the men,
and Hawkins grabbed the boy. After pound
ing the lads head against the sidewalk he re-
leased him. The boy picked up a small piece
OF brick, which he threw at Hawkins and then
ran to the stable in the alley, where he is en-
ployed. As he entered the stable door Haw-
kins threw brick which struck him on the
back Of the head. He fell to the ground I'M
conscious. When he was picked up it was
found that his head was badly cut. He was
removed to his home, near 9Th and A streets
southeast where he was attended by DR.. Car
rober. He was so badly injured that at the
suggestion of the doctor he was removed to
Freedman's hospital. Hawkins escaped, but
was arrested near Half and r streets southeast
Yesterday by Officers Wheelock and vanzandt.
To-day, in the Police Court, the case was con-
tinued to await the result of the boys injuries.
Suicide of Charles Stein.
PRoTRACTED SPREE WOUND UP BY DOSE OF
POISON.
The dead body of Chas. Stein occupied the
dissecting table at the morgue this morning.
Stein was about thirty-fve years old He re-
Gently came here from Germany, and found en-
ployment as agardener for Mrs. Mary Schultze,
the florist, at No. COZ street northwest. He
had worked there for about two years. He was
enthusiastic republican, and won several
bets on the recent election. According to in
formation received by the police he was elated
over his success, and got on spree and kept it
up. Saturday night, it was stated, he was
under the influence of intoxicants, and re-
tired at an early hour. When breakfast was
ready yesterday morning he was called, but
made no response. No attention was paid to
this, as it was supposed he would be down be-
fore the meal was finished. He did not do SO,
and an investigation revealed the fact that he
was dead. The police were notified, and the
body was removed to the morgue. When the
police arrived at the house CT Mrs. Schultze
they found the body of the dead man lying
across the bed. His clothing was on chair be-
side it. In one of his pockets was found box
of rough on rats, which seemed to indicate
that Stein had taken the poison with suicidal
intent. Coroner Patterson viewed the body
and decided to make an autopsy to-day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
A IBAucH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY. pRc. 81.
sn nishts-New Year and saturday Mssln...
k hpApsdhftf2fp asossssoss srSI
coN Nhsw oh Qkk CASINO
resenuns The oresies % AL Comic OEers nuoce.~.
ERNINfE
p,r,,- With the origiuai Cast
5sDni. ve..S.r-by. S ssf f t.snssse
ksSeCart te'h'n' f hss,s n,pcnSHgh
fr rH1 nan 2k1eeff Aw Marin.
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s MsSSrs,y nert-rHE MCcAUIL OPERA oOuP.x
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ssissass S S4.5 TP; =. 2.., Minis sss
y,,,.,,.s.e- VAUDEVILLE SYNDICATE
'S ch.,,l Sonps,isl" and Middls-weis
,., Jazz DEMPSEY, DENNY CosrlosN-
dsl and superb CORPS Of Speciality Ar,,st.
HAMS BlyoU rHfGrER
aN.,,,,. Nsek q December 81
IN. Loedssi Laugh Of i hes s. rSSr' and s.,
tSs sss ySme.ny IN Their and rs,isd v-.,s ~.
In,r ssS5ssEp BY ThE LisEf OF ri ThE MOON
NsN fsSs. New nu ss~ spsSialils.. and
ABrilliAnt cOieris q Comedian,
Next Meek-REDMUND a BERRY.
NEW NATIONAL THEaTER
HAPPY New Year to you and your,
petlhnins Monday, Dee. 3l-saturasy Mssp..
!" sfEClAL MATINEE NEw YEARs Day
The Inimitable
IoTTA
In the following Repertoire;
Matinee.
PAWN TICKET No. 2lO.
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Ia ClGALE:
friday and Saturday Evenings and s.tpra,, s.,,,,.
MUSETTE
Monday. January :, DUFF ors.r, Co,n,,.n, a, . r.
~ AIIlnl md LII mi. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-31

The new Jesuit college in Philadelphia viii
be completed and opened next September.
When fully under way there win be sta6 Of
twenty resident professors.
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SICK JUDGEs.-There was no session of the
Court in General Term to-day. Judge Merrick
is quite i'll with gastric fever. As soon as he is
able to be removed he will be taken to Old
Point Comfort. Judge Hagner has been sick,
but after a few weeks sojourn at Old Point has
returned, and is now able to resume his duties
on the bench.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-31

NFt'ALkS BY TRAVELLERS
~ 9unE Mems Christian Association
,,r S!Ath lab FRIDAY, Jan a. afsput
MA H. y MURRAY, Of the War Departls.silt
Suhlet'f: '0sliulpSe- of Inpan
a., Illustrated with n Stereoptican
auusston hy ucket, 10 b. had ire IN silr v7.fY-
~, man aIglsins at li09 y. \. ave The oaurss
Hi'h "uty' nla-m.N Sfalu
NV YEARS DAY AND EVENING An To
= rAnoraliia OF the Battle of Shiloh there will
ElNen 70 every lady visitor sd OF steel IN,
reiresenting the entire battle. Admission % AL
I'nE NATIONAL. GUARD BAND AND ORCHT
= rs are nov fuily organized and eluipIrd an
VAL iarillsh iaultess music for AL orrEsinns EI5t
Telephone ssti-4. d.a %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-31

Mystic SHRINE OFFicERs ELEcTED.-At the
annual session Of Almas Temple, A. A. O. N.
N. g., held Saturday evening, the following
officers were elected: Geo. H. Walker, poten-
tate (third term; E. G. Elmore, G. rabbin
(third term); ]. J. Haislett, +. rabbin (third
term; A. 7: Longley, treasurer third term);
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REAL ESTATE.
prrsINEss AT TIE EXCHANGE

-. o,.u hoard OF Bsohers old buidins vas .se ar's
- a the Real Estate Exchange yss' y Sherwood
eupoytant one by the same aueuohee -. ,,a sorth
'od .ne :, prc,svny and Yertyeiehth'ar . four
-, h,.k s,or, and apartment houses SHOWN as Tvs
= 40, 10 l. 9T Broadway. Inc sD'.o 20 ~ zoo NJ
,au.~s. No 1 sol for 81. 200, NO. I'o"o iOi 80 -
se5 for s7eo and Ne. l6s7 Tor s'0o rT" h,sa,nr
:, ,na ,-o,crty amounts to $500 year Inc osus
" ~ :, stoo 600 from which It ran up to sfsSooo'
Henry Draper was the o"Ser. ., A., Glow, ,,d,,r, %,
=. .o-,sa AZ compared with the competition for
'noS" - 800 worth-st sld for Theodore Beach
- ex-.tory brownstene factory building between
Er, and Centre The property rents for SSVOe' inc
s,,,, psyse Croon water rates and repairs Inc oio
a. s,arted at 5000 and at about $4,000 all the
s,.s retired but two competition continued until
A.. nice had been raised s52e5o, at which price
Morr. r. Baer was the purchaser, for a client
nos co and 62 Broomest, two sixstory brick stores
and tenements sid by the same auctoneer ln1y
ren; for about 81, 700 EACH ana were boushs W MA
Lubkin for $4,000.
r. V Harnett & Co. offered by order Of trustees NO
la West Thirty second-st- fours'ory ana basement
nansard roof dwelling house. with lot 2ox49' 80
rented for $1,000 year The bladihg roze ou. ~,
10 81 900 NJ Sherry the buyer. Inc SIM au.
uoneer sold in PARTITION Nos. 90 and 81 West siH'y
ST. two story and basement brownstone mas IT,
No 81 was sold Sarah NJ. Valentine Tor Tof' ~. !,
same buyer took N. 81 50, 600 Il. " harness
Co a!so sold Nos 359 70 3s5 Riyins n-sL, ,
brck ,,etory building, j. Wight for sSl sou a io1
story brick tenement 2exoo No % ion'pAii''' - '"'
rear brourht SIS 500 from the same buyer -
~, - nuok has sold TO Leopold Friedman No 10
Far rb,rtv th-s;.. 25x35xs9, four-story hsh
stoon brick dwelling house. for $4,000 No Ao- last
Thirty fifth 1esxeoxos9 foui-Stoiy o"eHs
has been sold for 81 500 one lot on the norm sue "a
renhst 100 feet east F1fh-ave, 246x04, has Dceh
sold for s23, 900 ..-
Al the Exchange there was call Tor iouf-s'o'y
dweIlns house u Seventy first or SeNeh'y l"iIu u.s.
tween ninth and Tenth store TO lease Tor one OF
more years between Twenty sixth and Thirty sixth ss
second and Lee eton The following property was
offered: twenty-five foo, hvestory Ou-lung win oui
stories m the iear Fat IoIston-st between Nol'i
and Suffolk sts fer so eco four story building ID Last
IIoy.,an.st he tween avenues and Il, for s11,ooo
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Diptofno Aoiires.
AMERICAN LOAN AND Trust COMPANY. /
ll3 BEOADwAY Feb O. 1889.
DY ORDER of the Board vi Directors DIV
I'D idond Per Will be III upon tue capital stock
OF this CO npanv the II day of N trc next
Transfer closed the Z3h OF February ana
be ed On the "a OF March. .. .,,.. r.
OFFICE or TuE ONTARIO SILVER MISISG COMPANY
MILLS BUILDING. = tRoAD-sr.
Nkw. YORK. Foo. 20 1873
DIVIDEND NO. 141.-rne regular mon.hly
- dividend OF Fifty cents hts ben defare Tor
January payable at tho or1cs of h- onpi ". - Fran
CISCO at the transur New York on the Z5ti
Transfer close nut ATTN
LOUNSBERY q CO. Transfer Agents.
I OUISNlLLE, NEW-ORLEANS & TEXAS
II kA LWAY cOMPASY's FusL Mortgage Coupons
due 1T Harcu 1885 Will b. pId AMI after that date by
H. T. wilson d Co no = E2oAango curt
OFFICB ~ THE AMKRic.N COAT CoNPASY.)
No. KOAuwAY, ROOM 1914
NV YORA- February H. 1884
THE Board OF u rectOrs OF the American
Coal COnpanv o. Alrgtnv Cou ~ have this DAY de
csrel Gy.drn o. THREE PER CENr npsn the capith
stock If Tie company pavaJs At TINS Ofcs on -aiuray
March 10, lssS. The transfer books VIII be closed
February % O'clock aud reopen 90 ms mornlhg OF
NAfcA IL, looo. GEO N BOWLB Secretary.
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CUNARD LINE.
NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
pier 40 North River.
FAST EXPRESS NJ AL SERVICts On - -,
erpvTA . Saturday, Feb. IS. 30 p M
T-NRPfI Saturdav, March 3 30 a m
AURtNIA SATURDAY. March ID " " -
FT'pT-PIA Saturday. March u S,sU ~
Cabin passage .eo so snd 500 In'ermedlate SO
etecrarp tIcEes a parts ~ Europe at very
low rates For freight and na-sage apply 70 the com
nanv o~rs. 4 Rowling f3rcrn New-YOrk
VERNON " BROWN co. General Agents
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S.. co.
~ sHORI route TO LONDON. 1900,
NEW. YORK SOUTH AMPTON AND RRFMEN.
Steamers sal from per foot 2d.,L. Hoookeh-
Elder Sat. Feb 25 D m TRAY - Wed MAJ; T. 80 D M M
T,Ida sat Meh . o 40 A. m Aler. wed M,h IA 7
FIRST tahin SO md upward a t~r'n, according " W
on second berth Stecra9e At lowest rates.
OELRICUs & CO., No. . Bowling Green
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Hltuations Uanieo-Hlalss.

To.CuvAV and GROOM or GROOM and
UANn "a nv an Engli- man unterst'nd- MS oasl,
= .,a IN or around place: Wiling all oO.-.uS ~,
ness useiu ~ % lie emf be sern clLY
J eafs V1. q Il OK sy IIiOune Uptown Ohoe LOO
broadway
/,0ATUVAZ--By single man who thor.
oa.hly IN the care OF norst ,r1 I.t or
-. .rxar, can come higIY rsco nmested nlu 80 80 y.
cIty nIi,el ma ollsctious 10 country Gail OF
address Il 81 ISiE-st
CoACHNAN.-By an Englishman age ~
h.t ~ r-ssr,nee. J. T., care OF orno ~ S'f
10 6tn-aye
NOACHNAN.-By trst-class man; thor-
onsbv underst his hu ness Ia every repset ears
-, .'ry uest Toerence. personally recon nenuo
~. 81 emnoysr call address j. d. sis oth AVE. hts
COACHMAN "A gentle man wishes 10 prp-
I cure e,lscallAn whom As eau he hy
,sommead "A good al rty counry Dr. ser asdeI-
sI.uI. rr, az horses aBt Carriages hnohshlY Address
CUACHMAy Box 81. TT.bune Vyt0Nn once, I95s Dro~ +
VA.
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UrcuoSll9.
AouEpucr CoMxIssIoxERs' OFFICE.
ROOM 2Oy SrLwART BIZ LDiN0. NO $50 bhoADwAt'
NKw.YOkK February 3 1883


pooN o0,J srEwAgr BIZ. Id. 40. No ESQ BROADWAY
NKw.YOKK. February 3 1855
NUMBER l. 70 CONTRACTORS
prnS OR PROPOS AIS furnishing and delivering anH
ne az inch cast IRON ptprs snc their apprrfenan g. rom
i95th ami the propos-i Gate gu Sc ~ ns
c.nfr DOING all % her WORK IN
lie IN n.csssay complete Section 20 81 to ~"
tn apprOVei "rns o. CONF acI
ofo- - tho Arn-''uct C"u
ms, sners vii r,oeivsd this Office. unti
a sgt sr q Fshru nv 1889, Ht o'clock D. M ~ nHon
MAC. and publicly opsnoh oy inc Aluncs
rtet tor doing sAld
rork aud fcrui.hng sd Materials Will br mAue W '-4u
Cnniin thereafter a.
Plan. forms sat- approved contract anh sPsl
th-rsnt isAs and nrOpsr 80
80. aud or 81 ION also the olaB' of ',id YORK
and All other pf be obts net At the
OF Tho Aqusdnct Commissioners on Application =" '"'
10y "'"7' " WIZ JAMES g SPENCER, President
JOAN C sHEEHAN.
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anrtion Sales Of Real estate.

Il AMES L. WELLS, Auctioneer, Will sell at
anctou Tues iag r., ,ruarv ~ noon. a. Real Estate
Exchange. 90 10 IS Iiberiyst The priv tte Residence
267 Wksr l27TH )
Desirable Ssery and basement erow1 ssns
srv terms very liberal Maps with Au etonssi. % Lib
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6itnulions Uauieo-femalss.

COOK -CHAMBERMAID.-B BY an EnSlSu
~ and daughter Is years; ho,n.I naTmatd and
ant L.undrrss dutgnter excellent en- citv or
ant -tr-as wages no "OSeN' wv
country good reference 9l7 3d-ave
COOk, &c.-By Welsh girl; gooa C So c'na
try: kouesI. -ooer. wiling. Call 2'G ON ave- ~
stairs AN IL.
COOK.-By an American Protestant woman ,,ad,
" French descent practical cook IN oss' p Id a.
ami other best references Address slo ss -
HOUSEWORKER, &c.-By Weisn . Il ro' smI
cook makes lno brral ~ .a,,E Wiling
excellent lanndrrss not .ity or coun
Obgtng: excellent reference sleA,J
try. call for twodays at lO35 6thave' ooS .. " ~
uOUSEWORK. = By English RIO restah d.
good PLAIN bread. biscuit, soup' ~ T conn.
sertsl exo-lle tlauntrr>s WAGES nouol"''' wy " ~
try. 2years' references 9l7 81 ave -
HOUSEWORK-B pleasant wiling Ger s,
i girl piaiu cook ann u.snserrv ..od raj
on table be GENERALLY useful city OF eos"'H E"' %
snes ALI Lib III ave.
IADY'S MAID, &c--By com Detent Ger
man otri na.rlresser aud dress MAKER
sever by Lant AMI mach No rrstclast rserene" CITY VI
country IO5 East lth-sL nssr have BIZ, n
ADY'S MAID-BY first class lady.s ma,d
II accustomed travel; gool ptcksr ana nass IA
references IN NJ T., Tribune Opo"A "
Broadway
NURSE or sEAMSrRESS.-By respeSu a.
~ bic youug wssL girl with CITY reierYhes a. e.
class recommendation from last place O-4i !" --' W
xJtkfA
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Real gsiate.
Real gsiate.
GUARANTEE
AND TRUST C.
IS LIBERTY-ST- 20 CoOhE'
Nsv-voRK BROOKLYN
Paid.up Capital s9Oo,OOo

Examines and guarantees titles to real estate.
Issues 10 attorneys guaranteed searches from
ITS LOCALITY INDEX
n the rca, estate records OF New-York ana Kings
Count es, npieted
This is vast ledger with every lot Of land
the Counties
1t affords the only searches that give absolutely
complete Information
These scare onehnif to two-thirds the
charges for oihci II searches
The, are reiurned within IS ours
They are accep,e both Banking and Insurance
Departments in lea OF Official seArches
Owners and lenders should thai their titles are
protected this system OF searching al nlsVe' !" NC o
best now known % the legal profession
COUNSEL.
STEPHEN p NASH. RICHARD tNGRAHAA
GEORGE +. DE iARESE
TRUSTEES.
ORLANDO Potter. George u ~ihans
William NJ. Ingraham, Eugene Kelly.
Emil Oelbermann Alexander Orr
Martin JoosL Hugo wsseutoack.
Henry Julien T. Dawes
Benjamin D. Hicks. william H. maie
John d. Hicks. Edward " Taller
Charles Richardson Charles n. Henderson.
Ellis d. Williams. Isaac IL COCKS,
william Trautwne Samuel rfsemzn
Henry Q. Thompson Charles haaok
JOHN W MURRAY. C. H KELSEY
President Vice President
LOUIS wINDNULLgR Treasurer
.-4wPfI MARTIN Secretary.
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STEAMSHIP co.
STAR LINZ.

WHITE STAR LINZ. ,
w F0K Q hENSTowNI AM, AND LIVEEIRPsnT1Hl.. Mr
CFRNINIC Cant Gleadoll Wed, Feb % q ~ a "
REnr1LlC Coyt p,yso,n Wod' Ma,ch 40 D. M
CELTIC CAM Irving wed N.r, "a: 81 ION ~ 40 a IN
RATTs~Saloon. $50. SEQ. $50 and 500 ke' W.
clefs on favorable Storage frOT ~ ~ inc
Country 400 "A limited numNer NJ second canin
passengers carried these steamets,- r. e.
soa ana s35: excursion. s60 and sOo ror
nsnection ~ ri oihrr information amply at the Coh
raDv's Office No. IL Bro9dwav New York.
'' J. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
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NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY. Feb. %, 1883
following e. were ne EXCHANGE aud Aucti'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-24

BY Richard y. B0rUeH ar 10
Two 5story fats with lots Nos 20 and 81 West 65tn-
at rs 20 1,n S' o'n-'e' o'' on SOS 500
Dpe I-tory an .-stJry buldin g. Nos 55J an@ Soi
RlvluaIon.-f = o n eOi 4 obps'hst ploJ
AOx 10 ant 3 factory tn plot OF Ltn., Sos
800 ana So adj above plot 4OxS@' ., CA
'4'S
one story building with lot n" "a h lnsoase ssuo
: OF RIvtugto st. lot 2-xtO, ahe',He "''"V
One story dwelling with lot No - " ss4 oz"s" d0a
4J5 4 W u 6th.ave. lot, ZVAs'' NJ 'n0'iS----
BIZ 4. Il. Muller q Son.
Three 4-storv buildings with plot % iand sos l.'Jl
To- .5g5 Broadway. cor OF 4sth--t. PiC TX
ifx6g.Bx-l similar building Win IO'' No ooo
5s7 Az, eva - 9x15.ti IA Draper - 4SouVV
One ,tor, hui ding win lot, No ! br"adsl, rln-
n,nx 10 }s Now-st. LIS 10 OF lxcnan pace 20 IN
oI n Il 81. 3xSi TX 81 H. q W Qgc AU-'oVo
One 3 -or, t.iling with ploJ OF lan". NOS l"o M
-; NoIth''ii 81 - " u 49,. 5225e
Two C--tnry buildings with lots Nos ~ IN y
Br"omr-st :; % " co O-"iO' .- 10000
One loI on t Ann save So cor " i''''' 800 400
:. ecI'er- ~; n = # Adams - 5000
By L. j. it, PhHHpS
Sale OF lot BOule ward nOth OF - th-ss Vas al
1Ourned siue lie
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Mnsiral Instruments.

NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
~ upri,t and square OF which were spe
cr -electe ami only used by The artists OF the Meifopo
itan Opera House Company during tn past or ea or
viii ne old NJ reduction regu.a ceA
fIANo0 f' WILLIAM KNABE CO. ll2 shave
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AorEnucr CoHNrssIoSZRs' OFFICE.
STkWAIsr BUILDING No. 80 bhOAiWA'(
NUN -'' Nku.YoRk. FsruAtby y, 1883

NUMBER 2 TO CONTRACTORS. ..,..
pos Il for furnishing ana
,rsn pipes and Special Pho Castings To 1e & y. the
OF New AQleuc AZ sueh -crs ~ s..o
- OF New. orE he tesknaten Oy lno hGas uo
for tn the approVe'i ior 81
Sonfr.et aId specifications now 90 NE mo om w M
will be- reeey ell az ms ONCE n
n. 2Dth Fobrusrv. lsNS ~ D oo'o.s
n an AT nieh plAcs ami hour they al Q" pnDHeiy
L Aut ths swar o VI" 'On
anh furnishing sAAa ".
be mHe oT said CoImss'"ao'' - '
tcabls o.. -., ,or,-sc, and IN. .,.r, Az.
%. is.reof AN bids or proDo.a and proper enve'ooe,
tr their enro.ura and form Of tonhs ann Also INC
Io oth-r information be ObL~nsd Az inc
Comm issioners on Application
10 secretary
bJ 0'"S' - JAMES c. aPES GER, Presidents
John C sHEEHAS, Secretary.
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AovEDUcr COMMISSIONING OFFiCEt I
ROOM 2ID STEWART BufpiN6. NO go BRoDN6r(
NEwYoAk. February ), 1883
NUMBER B. TO CONTRACTORS
PROPOSALS for handling ana NAMING ann ev.
n ~ inrh cast plpss aud their sppurtsnances rom
is5th Couveatage To the pr"psss gao MOUSE III o
and for dong all othsr "orx IN con
n.ct on esnpists nscion OF "s
L. troton Aan-iuct the approved Tor ms Oh
oontrict and on file IN tue once OF hs AqS
Scf ConmssoaerA will DO received at thus ounce unt,t
yy.Sna,l,r IN. 29th of February. lHSS AZ ococ
m al which apd honr they will be publicly oponeo
And the award ot tho con.
p.c aoinE said work ami furnishing SAID materials WI
be made ov said Coninissonsrs as soon IneFo4 - p
otbo. ,.--, 1900. 49,, -. .n.c,rc.
pr.posai- and nroner envelopes rr
their Of Oonds ami tina plans Of saa
DO Ootalusl Al
onre the Aqusuct Commissioners on application 70 tho
secretary.
BIZ order Of tho Agnedaet comnlssisnsra ,,.
JAMES g. SPENCER. President
JOHN g. sHKEHAN. Secretary
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Boaro an6 Rooms Uanieo.

po1r0 Gno hocms.
90 WEST 26TH-ST. Miller's HOtel.-Double
stO aud single rooms nicely furnished! with nrstclass
boar
t0D-ST. WEST, 140.-Extra large, beauti,
~ uily iuru.t ei arSe eoset- rnaans hot ana
e0 wafer snusrn expn.ure cogyebiencs superior
table table guests accommodated
IcTH-ST., $50 WEST, between broadway
LtU and 6th.ave, large nicely furnished sunny room
Brooklyn.
BOARD can be obtained BY gentleman or
ID aAv in private family where th-re other board
ers location hrscass an 10 ar, aud ferries,
terms mo ierate. Adiress 4. r. tribune Dnce
FURNISHED ROOM to let with or without
l hoari nice square rooms with Ill improvements prfv
ate family home comforts convenient tsrrss terms
moderate. II Second-st. near First plaos
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Three 4-storv buildings with plot o. land Nos 10y

Sale OF lot on Boulevard noitn OF - ist was ad
JOurned siue lie
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pFroPDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY
TIE toov,g shows estate transactions recorued
Iu.. L. 4
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Room to-day - ,.,,x ~
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ANCHOR LINE c. 6. NAIL STEAMSHIPS
n GLASGOW VIA MOVILLE tIOndund'rry).
From PIER IL. N. r., foot OF Leroy 81 . . -
hnchnria Feh %, 8 y tuiDeSsia- Mar. H. . a. M
Circ a Mar 10 3 p N. Ethiopia. Mar. "a % H.
Cabin. AS ana go Second-clf~s $50 Seerage t-O'
Drafts issn.d tor rates 49,
HFN DEiS'N BR u Il RS 7 Bowling ieen' Ne" f"'H
CONPAGNlE GENERALE TRANSArLAN
~ TiQUE FIRE eli LINE TO HANRE =.
onpanv's er M 80 North Rivcr OF Mor'onSs
Ia B0TRfOGNh. Frangeul SATURDAY. Feb 2j, III
IA CT 'NPACNr. Tab SATURDAY March ?. IN m
IA Vow 'Npr" 10 Eersahiec Sat March 10 a m
LOUIS DE BFBIAN, Agent No Rowling Green.
DAClFlC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1S
Il LINES FOk CALlFpR IA JApAN, CHIN A. LIN
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEX 1CO.
From New Y0rk- Idef foot VI - X
BOZ SAh FrNlrt~r'' via the isthnns OF Pan@hA
CITY OF PARA sail. Thur91ay Mar l. on
frOn san rranc -en Isl aud brannan sts,
For China md Japan.
CITY OF PFKING sails Saturiay March 3. ?. n,
For freight passage and general Information apply d"
compSny's Onice on the pier ffOt o Canal 81, ~. r
H. j. BJ LLAY. SupeTntendcn@
rNMAN LINE L. :. and ROYAL Mail Steamers
4 ron - EkNSrOwN AND LIVERPOOL.
OHIO saturday, Feb IS, } 10 p n-
CITY OF BERLIN gTI4lS.p sAsutlty, March 80 m M
CITY or CHICO Saturday, March ~ 6 80 a IT,
CAIN pass g 2; 20 AMI pwArd SECOND CABIN
PETER WRIGHT sONS General Agents.
No I broadway y T.
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pTO0Nlpn propertp for Sale ano Go ct.

fI,O LET-The 3-stOry brOwdstone house, No
u rstp,ce Brooklvn, for thr8s years unf1r siei
house 5x5 IL rooms or Ter woId be rented "iIA
carpets q! ~ For ter NJ anpy 20 -
EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune Omce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-24

Two 5sory fats with lots, Nos % and 81 West 65tn
$50 rOi sth-ave. lois S01i o." eAeh .ce soo
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ODD 81 n " cor IT lst-ave. lO0N7+ TX lre& ~ =,
BIusland 81 al u : tsln Nahde ~'',' ~ Al -
S5ti-st 1856 II " OF 9th-,N 90 w =, l.,
crrIs- Grcnn-h anu Vile " "u-"' 90