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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
Trouble in Oklahoma.

From the Reno (Oklahoma) Herald.I
Every lot owner should drive down four good
substantial stakes at the corner of his lots, so
that there would be no need of resurYey of the
town. The mules and horses staked out at
night are in the habit of tangling their lariats
in the stakes and pulling them up.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27

THE way in which the crowned heads of
Europe are biting their thumbs at each
other, is calculated to arouse the suspicion
that they all want to get increased appro-
priations for their army budgets.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
Not worth the Powder.

From the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
Russia's attitude toward Italy is not cour-
teous But one may not expect war in these
times as the result of some snubbing among
the aristocratic snobs. A snub by a snob is not
worthy Of being avenged in brave mems blood.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
To Row With the Britons.

William OConnor, the Canadian oarsman,
and his manager. Fred Mossop, sailed for Liy.
erpool to-day on the steamship Germanic.
Next September O'Connor will row match on
the Thames with Searle, the Australian cham
pion, for 5000 side and the championship of
the world.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27

IT is rather surprising to find our bright
cotemporary, the Chicago Herald, congratu-
lating the remote city of Seattle that no
word can be found to rhyme with its name.
The rhymster who would require more than
a short battle. to make such rhymes rattle
would be very unique kind of poetical
cattle.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
Lost Members Of St. Johns.

So far 190 members of the st. Johns Catholic
Church have been reported as lost. Any in
formation about Catholic people can be OBJ
tanned from E. T. McNeelis, the register.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
Distinguished People at Sen.

Edmund johnson, United States Consul to
Alsace-Lorraine and Baden; Sir William Rob
inson. Governor of Trinidad; Lady Robinson,
General Daniel Burterfeld, Russell B. Harri-
son, W. G. Rockefeller and family, Mrs. T. NJ.
Carnegie, Miss Carnegie and Andrew Carnegie
sailed for Europe to-day
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27

came cold, and tie funeral arrangements pro-
ceeded.
WILLIAM, Oldest son of John Kohler, of
Turbett, Juniata county. Pennsylvania, in
passing across field pulled and ate an un-
known poisonous plant which he mistook for
sweet myrrh. His face turned blue and his
jaws locked, but doctor pried them open and
gave an antidote that saved him.
ABRAHAM w1NGERD, Of New Franklin,
near Chambersburg Pa, cut his hand slightly
few weeks ago with stove-pipe edge. The
wound was thought triAing, but now seems to
be fatal.
A BAT outspread against board like a
planked shad and labeled Jersey mosquito"
is Ridge avenue, Philadelphia, sarcasm.
PHILADELPHIA restaurant man says: "As
long as we keep frogs in dark place their
color is dark brown. But when we bring
them into the sunlight the color soon begins to
change until finally it becomes light green"
THE family of James Lanigal, of Ashtabula
county, Ohio. are conspicuous everywhere they
60, as they all have six fingers and no thumbs.
with one exception, that being their youngest
son. 1t is said that when Jennie, one Of the
young ladies of the family. plays the piano one
would.think that duet was being played.
THERE is an old man in Wheeling. W. Va,
who cannot be persuaded to ride in an ele-
vator. He visited New York recently, and, as
he said, rather than risk his life," he walked
all the way up to the ninth story of building.
A MAN by tho name of Bensenhaver Just
died in Hooking county, Ohio, aged Oh years
who never walked nor talked. A sister, a few
years younger, is similarly afflicted. 1t is
caused by some affection of the mind.
A GENTLEMAN who resides in Akron, o.,
has leased large tract Of swampy land down
in Kentucky for the purpose of raising what
he calls mosquito hawks" He says they are
sure death to the troublesome insects and
that 1t will only be necessary to have one OF
them attached by . long thread to the head Of
your bed and your rest will be undisturbed as
the hawk will be on the outlook and kill every
one that comes near. He intends to send q
dozen. or so down to Cape May and other sea-
side resorts on trial,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27

ABRAHAM WINGERD, of New Franklin,
near Chambersburg Pa, cut his hand slightly
few weeks ago with stove-pipe edge. The
wound was thought triAing, but now seems to
be fatal
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
Let rhe Eleclricinns Tnl.e IL.

From the Philadelphia Inquirer.l
To believe all that the electricians say, one
would suppose-that being struck by lightning
was wholesome hygienic exercise.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27

THE failure of little Annie Davis, Of Mans
field, O., to take prize in school for the best
composition SO worried her that she commit
ted suicide.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
REVIYING JOHNSTOWN.

Its Struggles 10 Renew Its Former Con-
.dition-Dissniisfactio ction With Some Plans
Sanitary Precautions Rough on LIZ
braries-Pennsylvnnin Renewals.
rFRoM STAFF CORRESPONDENT
JoHNsTowN. June 26.-The Board of Inquiry
met this morning and appointed ten clerks to
push the work of securing the names of sur
vivors for the purpose of distributing the
money in the hands of the local committee on
pro rata basis. They ordered posters to be
put up and number Of blanks to be prepared.
They will begin the work on Friday morning.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
Physicians Want to Resume.

Drs. Lowman and Sheridan, representing the
Johnstown physicians who are anxious to re-
sumo their practices, suggested to General
Hastings that the Red Cross people leave the
town. The doctors appreciate their noble
work, but they think the time has come when
the local doctors can take care of all the sick.
The doctors agree to attend those too poor 10
pay for nothing, and all they ask is an opportu-
nifty to retrieve their heavy losses. Rev. Dr.
Beale thinks the suggestion is a good one and
SO does General Hastings. When Miss Clara
Barton was asked about it she gave the repor-
ter pretty cold DEAL She knows how to at
tend to patient and is shrewd in the bargain.
Later she held conference with General
Hastings.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27

A NEW motor company shows that the
day of slow transit in Pittsburg is rapidly
drawing to its close,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
THEY MAY DO WORSE.

We are sorry to see remark credited to
Judge Cooley, OF the Interstate Commerce
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27

THE other evening while the body Of a
woman was being prepared for burial at the
family residence in Erie, Pa, the members of
the family was startled by seeing the right arm
move toward the forehead. The undertaken
was requested to stop work, as it was thought
the woman was only In trance. Efforts were
made to discover If life was still in the body,
but after waiting several hours the corpse be-
came cold, and tie funeral arrangements pro-
ceeded
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
Burning Cherished Books.

Rev. DR.. Beale, Drs. Swan and Sheridan
burned their libraries to-day to prevent all pos
sibility of disease. The books had been
drenched with water and were musty and
moldy. DR.. Beale valued his library very high
ly. He had a complete list of the Princeton
review since its publication, but this valuable
collection was consigned to the flames with the
rest. The doctors recon mend that all damaged
books be burned at once. and the Sanitary
thinks he has distributed about 5000 worth of
clothing at the Presby terian headquarters. He
will make a full report of all the moneys re-
ceived and given out later.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
The Health of Johnstown.

The health of the flooded district continues
to be excellent. The doctors state that it takes
typhoid germs about two weeks to develop
Typhoid symptoms are common, but there is
no external evidence of an epidemic.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

POSTAGE FREE IN THE UNITED STATES.
DAILY DISPATCH, Ore Year. 90
DAILY DISPATCH, Per Quarter. 2 90
DAILY DISPATCH, One Month ................. 70
DAILY DISPATCH. including Sunday, year. 10 90
DAILY DISPATCH, including Sunday, Smiths. 50
DAILY DISPATCH, including Sunday, month 90
SUNDAY DISPATCH, One Year ................ 50
WEEKLY DISPATCH, One Year ................ 1 Is
THE DAILY DISPATCH is delivered by carriers at
Is cents per week, including Sunday edition, at
20 cents per week,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-27
Quite Right.
PRI-STATE TRIPLES.

From the Chicago Inter-Ocean.I
The dudes who wear bracelets deserve cuffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

The following shows the relation between the total re-
servo and tho total deposits az the respective dates
specie . ESQ, SOS COO s70.4l0.2o0 Dee ~. 9aS inn
Egai.tenders -. "A. SS7 500 4I.7l7,Noo Dee 10000
Total reserve si2S e8i 400 sI2l Dec s1OossOo
ss'.s depoSits. Iloos5qSO l1oo7IEsS Dee elt s2S
surplus .. eIs COS ESQ ell oSe,fT6 Dee O.. SA9475
The Clearing House statement Is as follows: For
to-day: Exchanges, sl50S75,074; balances, So
95i .432 For the week: Exchanges, S73b,32l,-
576; balances. s36,77s,45l.
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.
The stock speculation to-day was dull, with
transactions amounting 10 only s5,0O4 shares
less than last Saturday, the first day Of the d'scon-
tinuance OF the ticker" service. The huciua-
tions in the active railways hardly average. 3-s
per cent. Union PnciHc is an exception IN making
fluctuations Of "a per ccnt-63 LIZ and 62 81.
Atchison also Huetuated 81 per cent. Boring
reports from Chicago Of an indigo tlnge concern
ing the conditions Of rstss and tho probabilities
Of an early adjustment, there was no news aucct
ing prices The market WAS simply neglected ny
both sides Of the speculation aud left IN the hands
OF room traders As there will be no further Lon
don market till Tuesday. that market was doing
less than usual either in buying or selling. Inc
final prices GENERALLY are l-sal-4 per cent lower
than last evening.
TIE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were neglected and steady az
quotations as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
STRho aF ssFES1 AiIs9Ga ef ~ 81 r
TRAINS FOR The WEST

TRAINS FOB LIE W VA T,,,,., -. .
a'''" Station. ~D. 8s 81 i 1.
Is :;iS sS.s
sSgS G9 1 ss @ sRa tsss .s
wiz Fa S npyE fsssHIs e1 s "a "a
ss!s1S cay. ID bssss e. s'S ssEE;s ssss:
sasS clnsIS3at Louis. daily s1'"S' s'ss'dA''
Win sSau ", ys' sssas s'esgG
70: TE5%iS' L?s. s ssSsssdas Cory
e; Eas's S e : sss.,.
Ea'.s EsS' af Bs TIT ,' sSyEE
s'y SisSo; "a sapaasay SSo bpins az !ii
SS$ T. ne "a 90 isp 4 "a d aii isa
Sin Ss'' 5sHs ga a. O sas
''i As @ 0S FL esSs al 5.S Pos S' nd e
'0 52SS ss s5Ss viz r0 Ssss "a
SS. .Ea,y S S5S and Soc . n do not stop
FL: dsS S's ssg " sgs.:
nos: 20 e! @ % :'ssa al. .SSgss
sT; oI T'sSy G sTrns speedy and d''s
FOR PHILADELPHIA. Express Trains leave Ner.1%x.
si5 S$S 70 sS5 :sS 3 SE'ffisS Tai;ss5
.sSSo 800 go = q 49, q % 81 y,
81 ssS$sF 3 \ u Is "a E$ T, "a
SgS s.y .ss 90 s1a.,
pna a Il - 80 nm On Sunday sonScct !, f1enssH
Ticket ohices, Nos: l, 49,, $40 and 944 Broadway,
and foot Of DescIOsSes and COFuandt sa
Courst and Brooklyn Annex Station foot 0! Fultonse
Brookyn; IS Iudson.s;, HoboSen Station. Jersey Cius
t-rniprant Ticket once, Castle Garden.
II The Sew.York Transfer Company will call for end
check baggage from hotels ana lesldeneeA $3.50.
CHAS r, PCGH, j, H. WOOL
General Manager. General I1AS'T Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
NEW-YORK CENTRAL
~ AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
On and aitss May - trains rove
CENTRAL. STATION

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Eg55s'{sr SHd T'.;I;aj Sslas
IIST s's Il 'R,t also Fss ASiny . s. ISss Va
oV"'o9 SO fL"'S' FAMOUS vEsTInyLED NEw,yoRK.
CHICAGO AEb ST, LOUIS LIMITED sOnPossa sH:a;;
shSy O ead"t rnss'sy SS az
ipS %gRaa E Sh' t GI foa c arriving SSess:
a. 80 ndt day i"dGs anHSs q Win s
columbus and Cincinnati Elegant compartment sleeping
10 80 q n, Chicago Express for Niagara Fall. Tos;
tESS ds~%g eS,, q csnaGdsfsHS and R2shss.s.
Xdss" 's c bFs r sS room cars eF AbsSy sht
$3.50 ,n m STf oy I{ aGa WIN
III Sgy G to ASa.y a ana TfSy
points Fttchbu'g r. r. drawing. room car, New.fOrk
'iGR M, Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St, Lieut.. z.
ianto and GSyesnt Cincinnati, Indianspols ST. Louis
Detroit aud Chicago with NeStiousd and sleeping ana
oils , M CqnandaIsu, Accommodation, slespinsss,
AiG21T - SSnsnd'sgS ISoSsn 'fcPases
~ Mo4co &e5o%sss; sd G,P Scs,,:sp
cusf" KEN! AID bao SS1ns sSs A. Rs.s
Mountain p5nts aud to Syracuse and Canandasns daily
sEsS.nI Nan LiUt,Sd ary.. q; B9GSe;ss'
$s{s "a q fsj'ss ss ' sy ' :sss;
Sfi nn niS + r Sa2aass wSsS and No
connection With m' C' ,62 s sn :r,n FOR e Vest
fa az c sPp qs
Po.S r ,ssiSn SeYS sss ws.hngto% and ~
I"8 3 sq E, as eas foE and ehss'
spy sSss s sE s6,A Il. .ssS ::
FAST r1rrsF,ELD AND N0RTM ADAMS s. SsEesE ,s5a
YIN S,, sa Division daily sxecp. sunday.
s a'RoEcFTr Fast time ot0RsG ;,?I SsizSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
THE BANK STATEMENT.

Saturday, June S-p. m.
By the operations Of the New. York SublreaSury
in the week ended last evening, which included
the receipt Of s4,7sS,l26 for gold taken from the
Assay ONCE for export and the payment OF soi7-
700 for purchased bonds, the Ncw-fork banks
lost s5,766,504 cash. To.days bank statement
OF the weeks averages reports loss OF SAL $4,000
cash. Following out estimate of a week ago, that
the actual cash holdings then were sl,50OO0O less
than tho amount given in the statement OF
that date, to.day's showing reflects net receipts
of cash from the interior OF about $4,000, 600, and
indicates that the actual cash holdings at the
close OF business yesterday were something Hike
g. 500 900 less than the given for the average
Of the week. There Is an expansion of S2.07l,-
200 in loans. The decline OF S2,457,300 in dc.
posts is about S4O00 greater than the decline
the other changes call for The statement results in
q loss TO the surplus reserve OF S3,549'475, and
leaves il at Sll ,056l 10, against S@7,3l0,S50 on
June o. 1888, and "a ,420,050 June IL, 1887.
The following the comparative statements VI June
4 ana Inna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
LRIE RAILwAY.-Ticlst Offices. ,4ol, 81.

L'RIE RAILWAY.-Tcketo Offices, 4o1, 81.
, S a 2s Chambers lI aud
qh ss Sa oS sss SS%s and
ana Ses station Jersey civ ThsFS Tickets s9d Earle, o
= a5 sng f bsss ssy s '9t sia:i'
leave $adt TnSis: s1tsI @ @nu smS e, inSs' '
Day pa 5Pe SoDh nSii@ a gs
Town sn4 ChPgtuu9qa Lake c, ,.r,. I,r,,sa- so,,s
IF STe day p b ans an and sG: :
%F S sSss na ssSphg Coaches o csSs
s FS Is cS,s dG %.SSu L .Ssas
Hubet slccp;nr Coach % Rochester. arrive 30 a. m No
80 SJe eng s!Sy day Chicago Express. Pullman
ry MraiyiIs. ,YoqOs;iow9, cmslnnat a5d Ghiss&9 =,
orah$: $s25s Dr. ST. !s T. G:is, Z S S III
il 80 p NJ sunday 8 AS 10 80 a IN. g S;i6. s:iS
Eu,hsord 49, g. sai s2 4G 9G 80 ST. sSssi =
ssss j'5%S S1S. ;5S 7sSso 3 x ~ i q
5SSgq. I 50 9oi$. az si?S 90 g 10 :so ia
~ 10 . $50 i Z ! 4 sas. S5oTs
Hoya Il + IS u sS - SIS
rs f. = q IS DE- sss. sSi s.g
s".j s3S s. }2s "a S IS - y M ;@ ..s 81 4
Tu!SE, Is, 52%, 0, 10 80 .. H.. l. saS a asc.
Goshen 49, Ses, Q. 10; 80 a. nj 1. s;so t;sos
MigilStGw6. 4iS T;S2s. o. 1880 a. m. l. $3.50. tisd
80, J. 1880 D. n. - -. -
SUNDAY lne1i Trans, m1n line A5, Bilb 10 80 a. me-
AS 4, 40. IL D. m A, "a
Express trains from The Wcsi arrive In Nc~'iosh o'S
T,4o =. m, 4 SO. o :ba D. M,
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF " o. DIVISION.
YIN s Il = ss, tj IT, s ss
days, ;iS $50; Z, TAe al, ,o1A tt.so:.1,aa
N'ssSss AZ ! en-. s..s. s.: "a u
" sasa1sss AsHs..I WITH iossi sYessnfSx ausn,
w. sL nnr General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
THE WASHINGTON CENTENARY.
CELEBRATED
IN NETWORK CITY APRIL 20 AND 80 AND
MAY l.

The Tribune has in print an admirable souvenir
OF the Centennial Celebration In this city In the
form OF pamphlet giving IN 1913 pages complete history
OF the three days ceremonies with much preliminary
matter and In pages number o. excellent illustrations
OF the parsdes.
The pamphlet contains the addresses delivered By
chRuncey NJ. Dcpew. bishop Potter Governor Hill preSi
dent Harrison cx.PresIdene Hayes and Cleveland Chief.
Justice Fuller. Senator EyGrts, General Sherman PresL
dent Eliot Mr.. Lowell Miss Annie AbTahns and others
the prayer by DR., storrA and the poem by Whittier
complete 10 given OF the psrade the banquet
and the ball with tho Of persons vessels and
organizations taking part in the various exerciSeA The
contents include much elso besideA
% CENTS A COPY.
For sale at The Tribune once and hy nowsieaiera
THE TRIBUNE,
NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
european ADVERTISEMENTS
gRATHFUL-CohFoRTING.
EpPS'5 COCOA,

DRLhKFAsT"BY borough EnowSaRs o. ,, isS n ,n
VA and 6y careful application Of the a9s propefuss
~ sslesteS coeoa Mr. Epps has provided SSi srS
la. ss many heavy Doctors bl. j. Is " re ga SoSs
SSsssssSariy bulls up gpt ong en9IEh y tSs a..
dehey " q, attark wherever there Is weak point
Ieuna h o.SsIS many alA shaft By keekng ouI1sef
w~A toSuaed with pure blood ana pEoPo'S nOS'''''
sssmmsS..I,ivil service Gazette. 49, IN, al. .r,x a.,
"phfsAs si,nuly boiling Netnf et MIX ~, vs
Asds s'I ~ Nv Gfoesrs labelled thHA !snes EPFh
hsn p0a ne nnanopsthie Chemists London. England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
THE PETROLRUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRIoEs
The petroleum market to-day deserves only sum
cient notice TO stamp II as unnitorably dui liner"
was no movement OF prices THAI exceeded ,rn'ng
fractional variation and the speculation and field
news alike were devoid Of Significance 1t IL farcical
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT stSgnant truce IN the mar
ket where even the camp followers ind no chance 10
forage and have 10 bend their energies 90 election con
troverses. The beginning middle and closing Of the
market were without significance.
The range OF prices and the total dealings "cfe %
followS
St or Exchange. CDnso.ldated.
opening .......,.......s''''''...'s.'' rs
Highest cs'B
IpNest
en- i..ss....ii' '''''': IA nGo $4,000
Refined oil was unchanged a. $50 cents per galioh
IN Eew-York and ESQ cents IN Philadelphia ana bhih-
morc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
Ocean CLEANERS.

4 NCUOR LINE. Z. s Mail Steamships.
a SEw.YoRK AND LIVERPOOL
% va ana ever fourth Wednesday ho'enf.r, =,
Saloon ~ .ssIvr sGp nd upwnI1 .cGt =, IS GOO
GLASGOW VIA lONIbONDEJEHH,
ci,r.,.fa 80" in,r IL a IN AuchvHs juno -. y A. m.
f,binnIS Juns ~ 1 - m turnoss Jnly q. ~ a. H.
''''''''' rates OF passnge g. .,..--....,.
GLASGOW, LONDONDERRY o. ,LINEnIooL zoo
C,,ty 20 .ni 400 ord class. e3l Nt"iH{' go
TisysisrT Sseuisr ItL Of Credit ard Drafts FOL any
uFNDFRs0N BROTHEIs. bowling Green, \, y.
NOMPAGNiE GENERALE TkA;MSSATLAN-
Ti9D = o LIZ - Nnrth Ri,rr n " Mor;ou.sL
IA hI,fTkGSE DO Iln'sciln HtlugisN. June 10 ~
IL NDHNAb DIE CoIe'. NasIt llT. Jun, = y ~
- nOi TtHGSE FraOgcE rat.Fh. hnw2. p. an
80 FoWGEr, GsnoFa Agent, No. lowing "rooh.
HroDDDrUTsCHER LLOYD SIS. CO.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LDNllpN .,.-,,-.,
NEW. York. sOtTHANPToN AND bltr;N Pm
VAST tx PTtESS STEAMERS, -. -
Fdsr Tuas Iunr I l pm. Saaie Wed Jun' ~ ~ Arh
hiicf Wa, june 70 ., m. PINE. 0s!, Jay, p D. o.
Ns,r, SsI Itna 10 : m TraNc.. Wei. N - p lI
Fiis, csblh 500 ana upws,i beG,h $1,000 20 iSIS
to1 second Cabin ESQ Aad go az eia " "a 20"
EST fatsL oELtIcTis CO. No BOVINE "isS.a.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
gts Cream.

A PAcT-Hofton's leo C'sam h made from Psrs
"A cream Hortons Pstont bupehEFozen bflekA o. lee
Cream fer ResissrsntA Churches Festivals HeI VII KEEP
hard one tOgt County orders promptly hued UyGo.
sSshsss s Y O sss s .s asss 'SfsoosyS
X yssELTs loE CREAM Ths standard since IsSl
Ihd4yleuI bricks sleelaiy. Paruenin SIg.In..uH
70 cut a iowa orders Down town depot 700 BroaaSH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
propnsais.
AoUEDuCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
=. ROOM 200, STEWART BUILDING,
NO, $50 Broadway NRp-YoTk May 2J, 1850.

=, ROOM 200, sTEWAR BUILDING, oo
~, I'' ron 70 ~c0ErRSs cc;fNSB$ NAY H0' 100"
II lbs OR PROPOSALS for furnishing nine
ss SGSse ' sstSs sff T Ky Pc niece
SSnS Es3S New sSSSn gaze siH'3f %
s G S SoSoas na w on f q
sn,s Ss go sG.i sssy VA s$
os i q GS on SsEc, E ". Be PaA0 by said Commits
paat Of sad Contract and specifications therefor
ssS' g o5 81 Hit no
Ion 70 The see,s s H0OeoO'' COMMISSIONER on appea
JOHN c. sHEEHANH, S sssie "a HONNE' President
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERI0E.-
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execute promptly contract with good ana sufficient
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cry OF the blankets at the waehouse Tor Indian supplies
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dung the hsesl ending Jupe So 1890 All information
ieicct any q ah proposal Enyeldpes combining pro,
po.als should Dc marked "rtopo.als for Printing and
ndtrcsscd TO nndcrsIgoed; !. H. Lord, Captain and
Assistant Qunrtsrmaster, Y, S. A.
n NJ. OFFICE. West Point, y. Y. June /
Ne 1sso.-SNalsd proposals In triplcaS will 10 ~
eeived here until II eotk noon, June 10 1850 ?r the
construction - tresic from wharf 10 bud West Point
n y a. per plan and pcSlfcai9ns - be seen at Lhi,
upon application here. Envelope containing proposals
should be marked "CnnEruolion - rsse and hidtessed
70 the undersigned. CHAS, w. WILLIAMS. Captain and
4. O. NJ, L. 8, A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-09
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