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Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-07-27
TARIFF AND A JUSTICE.
CONGRESS MAKES A RECORD Foa
ireftF THIS week.

rulers Nomlnatioa - caiefJustics Con-
ffmsd b. ths senste---sfnis' Revenue
Reduction siA Passed By the House.
wAsHISaros, July y Every seat In
the galleries was flied when the house
was called to order. and there was
much larger ottehdAnce Of members than
usual. The Mills revenue reduction bill
was called up. The paragraph placing
Brookings County sentinel. (Brookings, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1890, 1888-07-27
CITY OFFICERS.
COUNTY oFslcEi

COUNTY OFFICERS.
Clerk Of COurt-Louis Patnaud.
A. ditor-W. II. Cornell.
pu.is,,- ~ OF Decds-Burrc ii. Lien.
1sasas,,r.r Ises,su,. GIN, Nicholson.
ipdge ~ Probat' 30. Il: Sweeney.
S.g, 2soge !. oi Si,L',a,,a rouas- 7. !. TIegeman.
Sheriff.. Bagord. ,..,..
Dstrict Attorney-J. O. An ~ po,.o.
Superintendent Of Schools %. - "'A''
Coroner-M. b. Matticc. chairman.
BOARD of Commissioners. Atkinson, "anrpIay
Allen Smith, Alfred Kinney, NJ. A. .. 'D~''
Il. II. Qualey,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-10
The Late DIR. Kneeland.

DIR. Samuel Kneeland, whose death in
Germany has previously been men,
toned in this paper, was 2 native OF
Boston and graduated at Harvard In
1910. He studied at the medical scnoof
in the same institution, and later IN
Paris, until 1845. He practised medi-
cine in Boston, taught anatomy at the
Harvard School, and was connected, with
various other institutions. He explored
Brazil, the copper region of Lake Super
ior and the Hawaiian Islands. In the
summer of 1874 he visited the islands at
the time of the millenial celebration
studying the volcano phenomena of the
islands. Among his published works
are ''The Wonders of the Yosemite
Valley and of California" and An
American in Iceland" The Land OF
Hemp and Sugar" and GA Winters
Residence in the Philippine Islands"
| His favorite studies were volcanic dis
| turbances and earthquakes.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-10
THE CHANCES IN NEW YORK.

The World of October nth admits that
a good nomination for Mayor by the Re-
pnblicans of New York City would stand
a good chance of success. The Demo-
cratic vote will be divided nearly evenly
between Grant, the Tammany candidate,
and Hewitt. the candidate of the County
Democracy. AS the City OF New YORK
ia likely to cast the deciding vote IN the
Presidential contest the conditions IN
that CITY will be carefully noted. In 1854
Mr.. Cleveland had 133, 157 votes IN NeW
York CITY and Mr.. Blaine 9O,O93. mr.
Cleveland's majority over Blame was
therefore, 43, O64. In Kings county, III
which BROOKLYN is situated, the vote Was
62. 294 for Cleveland, and 5S,514 for
Blaine. Clevelands majority IN Kings
was no. Cleveland's combined ma
iority in New York and Kings was % ,o54.
This is the majority the interior OF the
State has to overcome. The Republicans
are confident of 80, 900 north OF Harlem
River-that is, north of New York ana
Kings-and the Democrats are conhdenC
of increasing their majority IN New OK
and Brooklyn to $4,000. The estlmate
is close, but the advantage lies Win the
Republicans, for the reason that, IN Vie"
of the dissensiOn among democrats ia
New York. that party is not likely to poll
| its full vote for the national ticket. The
Democrats expect to cast for their two
tickets for Mayor about 10000 votes.
| The Republican vote is expected to reacn
| 10. 900, which will leave the Democrats
| a majority of IS 900. But it Is not con-
| sidered possible that the national ucket
| will receive IT'S, 900 in New York City.
| 1t is more likely to be cut down to 1907
| 600. Should the Cleveland vote be kept
down to about this figure the chance IN
the State would be greatly in favor OF
Harrison. A Cleveland majority OF
10000 in New York and from $1,000 to
| 10000 in Brooklyn can certainl y be over
come. The vote north of Harlem River
has been carefully polled, and there IL
no doubt on the part of the Republicans
of an 900 majority to meet the com
bined Democratic majority in New YORK
and Brooklyn.-[S. F. Call, Oct. 20.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-11-10

In reply to a telegram from the Col
lector of Customs at Suspension Bridge,
n. Y, asking for instructions, Assistant
Treasurer Maynard telegraphed: The
department has no authority under the
Chinese Exclusion Act OF October LIST
last, to admit Chinese laborers coming
to your jurisdiction from Canada, wheth-
er on through tickets from Chicago or
not.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-21
NORWICH LINE.-Fayorite Inside Route.
CENTRAL Raj ROAD OF NEW JERSEY
FOOT OF Liberty STREET, NORTH RIVER
~ ~. - .

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December g. 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, Bound Brt9z
Route At 4 30, 8, II 80. g. 4, $50 30 II
p. m SUNDAYS at 4, - m 80 10 m. IN
Trains leaving at 4, 30, II a. | 80, 4, 81
90 IL p have connection for Reading HARRISBURG
Pottsville, etc, N. for Eason Bethlehem. Allentown,
Mauch Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc. On Sunday TOT
Easton. .,-
and 30 a. IN. for Pennington, Easton. Bethlehem
Allentown, Mauch Chunk -.,
80 a M for FlcL.lngtOn, Oh Bridge Branch E9
tou Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk wilkesnsrrss
Scranton, Reading Harrisburg Pottsyile, Iamaqu>s
shamokin, Sunbury. Lewisburg, Williamsport .
D. m. for Flcmington. EsstOn, BethIehen Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg. etc ,
45 y. IN. for EastOn. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauon
Chunk WllEesbarrc Scranton. IamlQua, Shamokn. 49,,
80 3. IA FlehmgtOn iiIgh Bridge Branch ~
ton, bethlehem. Allentown, Reading Harr,buTg etc
90 and 5 30 p. m for So-eryille and tlcming,on =.
645 .. ia for Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, n4uos
Chunk. ETC., on SUNDAYS at 80 m % e.,5om.,
90 IL, IL Is 40. 90, 80, 3 10 ? u.
Sundays, co. 100 for Red Bank Long Branch, -
bury Park, Grove except Sundays Point ieasn
4 SIS a m. 90 80 p M for LAKEWOOD A0"s
River ParlOr Car, At 90 and 80 p. -. ,.,.o.
~ Tor ATLANTIC CITY, Nluei'"%
BrIdGeton. Paror Cars a. 1 p m: ,oo 20
90 600, 8 IS II rs, IL AS M, LOO, =. os
80 1 p sundays 100. m Ior Pertn 1Rssek.
4,S15 II rs M, 30 y. u for MONMOUTH De~SA'
Seabri light Highland Beach
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FoU R-TRIrK TRUNK LINE
On and after December q trains leave
GRAND Of IRAI STATION.

n
Largest aud Finest Passenger station In America
stopping al New Uptown station on l3Sth st. as nsteA
~ m, Rochester and Montreal Express drawing roam
cars to Albany Troy and syracuse also 10 Montreal and 81
ALBANIA
$3.50 a m, FAMOUS CHICAGO wFsTfBULkD LIN
TIED composed eIclusvey Of Buffet sposngcar. dining
lar draw ngoom aud sleeping for Albany. Utica syrs
cuse hoho,ttr Burslo Ere Cleveland and Toledo arrlv
ing chicago y 80 A. ". nert,iaY
5000 Chicago for Falls Toronto
.levelAn1 cincinnati. Indianapolis Detroit and Chicago
drarlng room cars 20 Canandalsua and Rochester
~ Sna M western New York and Northern EKpresS
with drawpg.rnom care.
$50 m. Albany Troy and Utics special with drawing
room cars Albany ant connects Tror for sara
tsga en- SATURDAYS ONLY.
~ m. Accommodation to Albany anil Trov
10 Fast Chica Cinc matt and IT. lous Express
for NIAGARA Fall. Bunas Suspension Brig- Toronto evo
land Cincinnati nfianapo II Louis Toledo Detroit and
CHICAGO with sleeping and dining crS
1850 %. Montreal ant CanandasuA Expra,S daily.
Sleeping Pasburs and Montreal via Rousss Point
and via bans also and daily
On. special Sl-sn-r arrives Rochester 740 m, Buff
falo e:35 a m. ami ClevesLd l25 IN. dev
- 1880 Fast Night Express for Rochester Buffalo.
NIAGARA Falls Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati Indlnapos
81 Louis DETROIT amt Chicago with sleeping Shaping
cars To Watsrown via Utica daily EXCEPT also
CsnaDdatgua on SUNDAYS only.
l2ni2hL ALBANY frrress with seeping cars Albany
and Troy Connects with the trains for the West
day piIhu
Tickets aud drawing rosu ant SLEEPING On
SALE AZ Grand Csntr station. <3 7s5 and 942 Broadway
IL Park Place Battery Prcs 81 West i25thst AMI ltat
ats Brootlyn. ami 10 9Th St. WILLIAMSBURG
Mcots Express cas for and checks baggage from hotels
Run dav. others dsry except sunday ts,ss 35th
81 sa.on to tag. up passenger. for North AND West
General Superintendent General Passenger X.sat
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STEAMBOATS, anQ Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
ON and after FEIiK AIRY 9, 1888.
GRAND TRUNK LINE

GRAM RANOc ct TKH Itl M LINZ aourr
Trains iesvs Nsw.York, Wis Desbrosses and Corsiaa4
H.ssissSrs 'fs ard with Pullman
% . ia Ssissss % mea o. ~ Dnas
sisspiSs vssslsuisd Cars oS EVER day
i;:S % s. ss.Ss. o' T'a'S% r
F e; ss-asS ra 90 fo.s%a sas
i go J 90 n suads eS a1s % ",a'
Espfs.s q ra%sn r P.rSf Cars rsnn.y'aas
E w :. 1S%S ta o.. s1ces fSraa, 10 a. ~
. e i & IS s & '
SUNDAY, is ami 90 m, = 80 and 90 p "a. and
70, Cape May, II 10 m vssE'days Saturdays oSiy.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate sta
oHs and sa EahH ana sa A%asSy nj y SoT
Norfolk railroad, p every Day; via Baiti%ors and
Boa Bay Of ne 90 A. s s:Sasc With all oug,
trains at ~ jersey Gy sSsTdns speedy and ds
ss s'y e. ~ sS &: "a 81 $
s?a sa % e s. Sunday From 2P pn.s % 90
7 aS 30 So 90 90 s sfS IS % ni sSd e % a'sA
SUNDAY 80 20 20 s eso go co. S' 7 As 49, II 50
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New York. via Desbrosses and Corr
Sna. t. Sa ssS ed ana iS s s
Sc 7.s and m. and ~ is night Aecomnoda'
Express rs, o % Limited and 10 a m, 4. 30, %
G. 2. 8 and p. N. and ~ is night
Trains leaving NewYOrk daily except Sunday at 3, 3,
10 and II 10 M. ], T. s. 8 M and 10 ~ ~, aud
Returning trains leave Broad treet station Phaie MA.
IL OF, 3 20, '05, 40. :So, Q; 700, 50, SD
8 :3O 40, IL and II us Limi ted Express, Win
Dining Car i! and 80 p ~ " 40. 90 9 20, !.
o1, go, :95 40 ;s5 30 40 q, o.; ~ 40
Leave Philadelphia via Camden. 90 o. m and 80 p
TicSe. oSiees, ' $40 4a5 and ei4 Broadway Aston
House, Battery Place and foot Of Desbrosse: ana Cors
landt Courtst, and Brooklyn Annex Stauon' fooe
Of Fulton-s, Brooklyn Station Jersey City Immigrant
The New YORK transfer Company will call for check
SCHhs e p GIL j. r WOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w n. Y. G. 4 ". r. n. co. esseea
Trains leavs West 42dt station follows and 20 minutes
earlier from foot NJ Jays. North river.
Detroit and CHICAGO. 'a5ia M, 900. 1918 p. N.
ct Iouis 80 90 's:l5 y
syr'cn. Blfao, Rochester Ius0snsou Bridge Niagara
rt,ls Bis '955 M. 900. 81 y. IN.
Utica. 3i6 $3.50 nj 80 a m. '6:0D. 'H;1j N.
KINGSTON Stugsrti-t Ctstll, Albany BIS '7l5. 1888
all 80 a. m. e No. 'g01 -Sl5 m.
era 'siOn's. Vast Point Cornwall Newburg BIS '715
<9;h1 lo5. dll:}0 M 81 ~ 40 300 'Sl5. S45 m.
and $500 y Cr1nstn1's cornwall. NsvblrR.
For Montreal and Jana I. East 900
Hamilton. Lon Ton '155 a 900, S:l5 Toronto
1885 a. m. 1000 - Is
Elegant ,lespin Buffalo Nisyar. Falls Detroit
Chicago ami Touis
'Dsv tDav eScsnt SATURDAY Other trains daily ercsp.
'undav. Leave Jarssv CITY p. r. r. station. al l;2o
r34o Hoboksu West shore station. all; so m
$3.50 m.
For tckt time tables paror or sleeping car acconmota
tons or in'orna Ton. ,DDy nces Broo>yn 35t wash
tnxton.st 7}0 FutOnst Annex Ohns foot OF Fnton st
NewYork City-363 7sj 9t2 Broadway. 1881 BOwsrv IL
Park Place and West shore station foot ~ West t2d5t
foot ~ at V r. C. v. Ia MBERT.
B Nandsrbllt.avo. General Passenger Agent.
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF cor'A"'' '
DesbOsses follows .,,s
A. for Catasauqua and intermediate pOlnS pu.alo
4 10. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmra, RoehesYcI, ear "a
and the West and principal local points 1hA' w.
Wikesbarre. --.,,.,s noints,
D. m for TUnKhannock and intermedpa Az ,,as ana
Chair car TO Tunkhannoek- Connection 70 "
3 40 % m for Pitston and principal in'ernea
points Chair Pittston 49,. .,.,, TIM.
20 q m tor Copay and ntermediae points oniey.
hecon ~ " o. ,eneva Lyons, Emirs, Rochester Bur
falo and the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyon ns;n,.
Trains leaving At M m sha ~ o.i r,riona
nsct for alI nonts IN Mahanoy AND itAie'oo e'"'
meet tut All po"'' Si NDAY TRAINS.
q a NJ for Mauch Chunk hA4isVon anu
ponts. ,,.. ..n ,n,.pm.diats ppinu
20 N for Geneva Lyons Einu~
49," ~. ~. West Pullman sleeper 70 L-yoo~
'uH'' General Eastern once, $50 BrosdMA.-
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Musical instruction.
ANEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC

LOCalrU
EAST l4TI. ST, 80 door east Of 5TU-AVE
Chartered In 1865.
THE FIRST ORGANIZED aud best appointed Con-
At t6Is FAMOUS SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Elocution
Foreign Languages Drawing and Painting, Studonts
ceiye UNEQU ALLIED ADVANTAGES.
OPEN DAY aud EVENING for The Reception OF Pupils
N D-IThe n. Y. CONSERVATORY only At B East 1lth-
A. near 9th. ave has no BRANCH nor CONNECTION with
suy other school In the city represented
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obstruction.
For Both Sexes-CitY.

For Both Sexes-City.
yCHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
i % " 93d.st Branches, BROOKLYN Boston Phila Wash
ingtOn on ledge In terms
For Bows and Young Men-City.
CT. LOUIS COLLEGE. 10 West ADD st.
- sccct catholic school modern languages; business.
course; thorough instruction. limited number; choice
compauonshp Second session, teb. J.
IINIVERSI GRAMMAR SCHOOL, l. 473
~ iroa!Wsy. near 42d 81 5lst year Primary. com
nrrca and departments INSTRUCTION thorough NJ
NJ HORBY ". l. AKIN. N. c. HEN Dickson Prins
WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL. 81 East 45ths t
w Scientific Classical Two hundred students have
been prepared for Columbia School OF Mines
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.

CAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
~ CONCEPT. NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH AND
On and after February 9th 1885, trains OF the NEW.
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK r. r will
leave foot OF Cortandt and Desbrosses follows
Week days a M, arriving at Old Point Comfort p m
Daily D. arriving at Old Point Comfort m Tickets
and sleeping berths secured at any Ticket
lorear and sleeping berths secured at any Ticket
Office OF the vania Railroad Company.
II w DUNE Supt r. b. COOK {, G. Z. & =, A.
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Mem pnbliraticns.
TIVE LADIES HOME JOURNAL AND

PRhUIICAL
OVER 400 YEARLY SUESCRl BERS
,ha March number Is now ready and for sale by all
news1ealers Price &c. per copy. Among many other
nsimshe and interesting articles IL contains the contnu
s'0" ssPRING FARM" BY NARY HOLMES
aHINTS ON MONEY MhKiNO'
ELLA RODMAN CHURCH -
CHILDRFN'S PAGE ILLUSTRATED sIotH rs Is
Erev illustrated articles Flowers and House
r,.r,s ~ - The Care OF Plants, ETC." edited by EBEN
pFy FORD with Answers 10 Correspondents" .
aScrihbler,s Letters TO Gussvus Adophus ana JuIia
nj. wfe-a rich feast OF keen Wit and Satire by MIS-
I 10 RE nj BRANDoN LOST A GOOD HUSBAND
~ By LAURA GIBBONS.
DINNER PARTIES IN PIITLA. Va NEW-fORR.
THE CURTIS FURNISHING co. PHILADELPHIA
NEW. YORK OFFICE, POTTER BUILDING.
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NrEW-YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN

NEW-1UKK, UNTAKIU AND Eo EhN
~ RAILWAY. Trans leave from ferries a. West 4%a
lay as follows ,,.
West 42ds go Jay;t 80 No.. m, Tor n Mo
Norwch Utica Rome, Oneida Fulton osw'go' Buffalo,
West 4od-st 10 D. m. Jaw st.. 3 81 p for MD
dleiown Flenville Waikiki Valley points 49, -.
Middetown Fasbure. Liberty Walton. Norwich oneida
Oswogo Suspension Ridge. Detoit Chicago 81 loulA
Bunet sleepers to Niagara Falls Reclining char C@
free IN Rochester. 49, ,,.....-
Time tables tickets &c, az 207. 307 944 1925 Broad
way 1877 Gthaye 1874 Fast ,25thst 264 West 18th So
New-York j. e. ANDERSON, g. A.,
IS Exchange Place, New YORK
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ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol, 317,
IL I'll and 957 Broadway. 1853 BOwery. ISL Westst,
Battery Place. Chambers street aud 23d street ferres
EswYork; 33l and 1888 futonsG, Brooklyn 10Y Broad.
way Williamsburg corner NewArk aud utson sts Hobo
kss 50 Aontsoneryst, and New statoh Jersey CITY,
Tickets and Paror sleeping Car reservations and
checking transfer OF baggage can b.
Express 23d minutes earlier than time shown
o m. $3.50 suniayO-D.y EIpres. Pullman ifst pray
ing.roem Coaches TO Eimira Herne,vills bunao ruu'
man sleeping Coach from !.Jrueilsvs TO CnInnst. .
Sd m-Dsily Chicago and 81 Louis Limited" solid VI
Niagara Falls CORY, "safville. Cneinnst Chicago and
St. Louis. No extra charge for fast time.
7,lS p. m. (23d.sI 73jl bp IN. sundayG-Rocheser ED
press Pullman sleeping Coaches a,.-,
Coaches TO Bnghamton Owego FL MIRA. Bufaie. janice
town. YorugstOwn. Cincinnati and Chcae. 49,
Rutherford and Passaio-4&5 1850 1924 M II nooni
las. 3 SO. 440. $40. 500 $50 $40 $50 80 1880
70 Pas.aic samS - M Sundays s45 geo, 10 80 MT
Paterson-44o. I. 75O g. l0:s0a mt II nooa la5 $500
40 S ss., $50 90, ela s. $50 7f iSs3
a@s noon; a. l. $50 7:so O. 1890 illc M, nigli
Newark AMI Paterson via Newar<-o45 900 80 loO4
ll:soa m; 3d. 40 100 6'2o a., 20 $40 7so 7S0 10
NO T. IN nfa $50 p ssS ~
eS ysS ,s9 tooog M ~ night u Ano e Hss
NewsIrs sSd Cornwai-73o g.. ~. $50. s:jo 800 $50
.. sundays $50 nj 2, S p M
warwtck-Weex DAYS. g. lGS0s M 49, p m
Go hen-+So 80 1880 a.; $50 81 .ao ia,'"
Mddletown AMI ut Jervls-i+3 750 9. 10 50 M $50
$50 7;i5. ll3o m. SUNDAYS. 4'45 s:3h 10 $50 nj
Express train, o the Yves, arrivsin Ne~YOrk M7''a
lo55a ~, aud 1875 y. - .o,.r,
r. n. sOULE. L. r. FARMEh
General Manager Genera Passsn ger AscnA
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PARADISE
PARADISE PARADISE.
PARADISE PAHADlsE
A NOVEL
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BY LLOYD q. BRYCE.
For sale At
BRENTANO'S
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Price. a. centa
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Nrw Publications.

Harpers Magazine" calls out she oesS "''"' ." "
nance and current history and art IL iunS s"''" "
grand reputition-Cheaso Inter-ocsa"
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proposals.
AouEpucT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 20J STEWART BUILDING, No. $50 BROADWAY, :
Nkw.YoKk. February 3. 1855

AouEDucT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 2oJ' STEWART Bg,LpINo, No ESQ BEoH9wN'
NUMBER 1. 70 CONTRACTORS
BIDS OR for and delivering
AZ noh cast IRON pipes aud her o. I ON
coDT. work *, !" Saoa
hsnssup a. called for in The sppioye Of contract
specncaton-. on Mo IN Tho ohcr 81 inc Ap1suG. In
the 2st" Isv 81 FsbraHry 1893 o'clock at "hca
%%Gr an% the as.rd u
York a.a .1s q, pr"6csSs "
.af approved contract aud sp.:iaca 10,
.noo.nr. nd a;o me ola9s .. sad -cr. :
Of Aquoddct Commissioners on application to the Score
BY order of the Aqucduct csmmi,.oner. ,.
JOHN sHEEHAN. secretary
AqvKuucr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
NKw-YoRK. Ferua by =. 1883. }
NUMBER q TO CONTRACTORS.
OK PHoPos Is Tor srni.hnT and aelIyerng C.;'
rpsc at a SS' 3aa s' sS the
ara PROVIDES for ia H.. sy s of
contract asd 'peciheston. now ME Ia the Office Of ns
x x.Ss.aay n" Day F.6ru,r, iSss O'clock
T",i al The %' the
Tor sons sea -"r. IN. inso.nas ,1s aisr., WI
tioiSIs -.,, ,.....
non. Al " na rn Of %oss. .a III nv @
shovs erice Aqu.duc Comm application
10 Tho secrstsry
n, order u the Aqusduot Commissioners
JAMES G. sPEN GER President
John G. sHEEHAN, Secretary.
AQuEDuCT COMMISSIONING oFPIcE
ROOM Iuy STEwART BUILDING n o go BRoApwAY.
NEw.YoRK, February 3. 1888 }
~ TO CoNTRACToRs
OR PROPOSAL LIS Tor handling and hauling and Law
ing iron pipes and their from
and Convsatavs To the house IN the
Reservoir anf for dom all other In
nocton necessary complete Section 10 OF te
Aaueluot caet the for Of
contract specifications die the once OF The Aqus
duct Coismssonera will be received at this office until
wednesday, the 2sth d.v Of February. 1888 At o'clock
n N which place and hour they will be publicly opened
Aqusduot Com nisson-rs asd award of the
ac for doing said work anil furnishing said materials viii
maize szd Comm ssonsrs thereafter As prAo
Gable
Of said approved contract and tho spscihA
hereo asf bids rsposas and proper envelopes Tor
and Of bonds. Ani tho plans Of said
all sth.r alton be obtsns 81 tho sbevs
once of the Aausdset sumssionss on application TO the
secretary.
By order Of the Aansduet omrsisaeasra
JAMks G. hPENCER. President
JOHN O aHERUAG s.As.A~ss.
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DoSTON. PROVIDENCE aud EAST,
Via srONINGTON LINE
lnsi 10 Route IT lowest Ratee ,,..s .>>,a
c.nai.sa At zoe O. M daily, except SundAy
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grand reput,tion.-Chlesso Inter-ocsan.
VOL. LXXvL. NO. 464.
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MODERN SPANISH ART.
nv EDWARD BOWEN PRESCOTT beautifully
illustrated with Nine Fulpage and Ten Smaller EngraV
inc, THE Last Scene in Hamlet" from Barbudo's
pa,ot,ng Ia the frontispece 70 the Number
CANADIAN yOYAGEURS ON THE SAGUENAY.
NON r.RNRAM. Illustra cd by HOWARD PYLE.
A. n FROST CHARLES GRAHAM and L. JOUTEL
STUDIES OF THE GREAT WEST. PART L
By CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER
Descriptive OF Minneapolis st. Paul, Duluth and the
Norhwes. TO the Great Falls Of the and Helena.
With a Map.
MERE POCHETTE.
A French-Canaiian Story. By SARAH oRNE JEW
EFT.
A LITTLE SWISS SOJOURN. SECOND PAPER
BY WILLIAM DEAN HowELLs.
vineneuve Vevay Mon reux, the LAKE Of Geneva and
Geneva. With Eight Characteristic illustrations by q.
8. REINHART
AGYPSY FAIR IN SURREY.
BY y. ANSTEY (author OF Vice-Neisa" ete-|. Illus
trated by FREDERICK BARNARD
IN FAR LOCHABER A NOVEL PART Ill
BY WILLIAM BLACK.
This story promises 10 reweave tho subtle spell OF
felt by the readers OF Princess Of Thule
and we welcome the delight months viii hold in store
Boston Traveller.
IN SIGHT OF THE TOWN OF COCKERMOUTH.
A SONNET.
Nv WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. With an Illustration
by ALFRED PARSONS.
A NEW-ENGLAND vAGABOND.
ByrHoMAs WENTWORTH HIGGINsoN.
A VISIT TO A COLONIAL ESTATE
Romancose Plantation. BY FREDERICK g. DANIEL.
illustrated.
IN THE RED ROOM A STORY.
by LUCY G. LILLE
TIE EMPRESS EUGENE AND THE COURT OF
THE TUILERIES.
Bv ANNA l. BICKNELL. With Portrait Of the
Empress.
AN UNKNOWN NATION
The Indian Tribes Of Ind An Territory BY ANNA
LAURENS DAWES With Map.
CHESS IN AMERICA.
nv HENRY sEDLEY. With Portraits Of Notable
Players.
POETRY.
CHRISTENING. By GEORGE PARSONS LAIiihOf'
DlTTY TO Duty DlMPLE. BY CHARLES
HENRY WEBB.
THE FIRST FIRE BY JULIA G. n. DoRR
AN UNAPPRECIATED COMPLIMENT,
Ful-page Illustration by GEORGE d. MAURIER
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
BY GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS
College Hazing.-The Tariff Papers In Harpers Maya
zne.-The Destruction OF Forests.
EDITORS STUDY.
By WILLIAM DEAN HowELLS
Mr. LEAFS of the lnQuiston The Spirit OF the
Inou siton MOI sarly CATHOLIC or Meiiseval-lhe
Mixed Motive al Human Aiairs-is Terre ana Id
Pussance des Tenebres and their Pictures OF peasant Like
Firth and Ills Opinions OF AIT Mr. 81
Gaudens's Cognst, OpniCns-An Unu Nc Ao1 Of justice
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