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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23
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Romance Condensed.

The room was dark, the maiden rose
To fetch a match, she said;
But he persuaded her to stay
And make a match instead.
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NESTS OF CLIFF SWALLOWS.

MO - OT lLIf - W 4iILO " y.
II is very interesting to study the in-
genlous ways in which different birds
make their nests Al birds of the
same kind build in the same way, aud
it is not often that they make any
changes in their plans. They rot ouly
use the sane building material, but
choose the same kind o! place. 50
that one who understands the habits Of
birds knows quite well where to look
for any nest that lie may wish 10 find.
Some birds almost always choose TO
build in the high tree tops, Others in
the low bushes. others Among the tall
ara>s in the meadows. and still others
in the dry trunks of old trees. The
thrush builds its nest among the lower
branches of a small tree, usually in
some halt-hi1den spot where it is least
likely to lie disturbed 1t makes the
frame work of twigs carefully laid to-
gether. and lines it with hay. feathers.
aud soft leaves and moss. Sometime,
filed with mud The bird seems to be
quite proud of its nest, and well ii may
be, for. when finished it is yer,
cosey affair.
The robin often builds its n,st on a
fence, or in a fork Of u tree not far
from the ground Ii seems to like
best Il place where there is more OF
les noise. One has been known To
build on railroad bridge over which
trains were passing every few minutes.
The nest of the robin is made of moss,
leaves. ard grasses. and it is lined
with hair and feathers. aud >trcugthen-
I'd IN the outside with mud.
The barn-swailoT> are real musous.
Thcv make their nests of mud or damp
earth mixed with grasses, and ta.tcn
them 10 the beams or raircrs Of barn,
ani other out buildings. tliii-swalows
build under the cave, Of houses. under
overlapping ledg's Of rock. aud IN
other sheltered places. Their nests.
which are made Of clay and sand c
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23

lllustrious names in each successive age,
WING IN va)or, virtue, wisdom, power,
One with another on the historic page,
Have won the homage of the little hour
Which they adorned. and will be cherished
still
BY grateful hearts till time shall be no
more
But, peerless and supreme, thy name shall
4 place apart, where others may not soar,
In the clear, upper sky." beyond all reach
Or rivalry where. not for Us alone
But for all realms and raccs. it shall teach
The grandest lesson History hath known
OF conscience, truth religious faith and
awe,
Leading the march Of Liberty and Law,
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RHEUMATISM -


had Infammatory Rheumatism. For nearly .
year had to be fed and turned IN bed Ioould find
no relief My stomach ruined and cut to pieces
with powerful medicines taken to effect a cure 50
tina; was compelled to live on bread and water I
suffered for twenty Eve years in this way WAS in.
duccd to try DR. David Kcnuedy's Favorite Remedy
made at R,ln,iout n Y aud
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23
I Am Now Well.

thanks TO this medicine. DR.. kennedys Favorite
Remedy Is my bcst friend. With It am enabled to
cajoy good nights rest. Also food such as meat
and pastry which have been deprived Of for year.
showing that the Fayorite Remedy has no equal for
the cure q Indigestion ard Dys9cisia we'll II
any should doubt this statement will send the
rrady Iroof at once.-Oarrctt Lansing. Troy. ny
1t is my pleasure and absolute duty toward thoes
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Diseases Of the Kidneys

20 add my testimony TO the ALREADY veiEhty cyt-
derce q tie wonderful efficacy - Dr. David Kenne-
dy's Favoritn Remedy. Ny wife was hogclcss case
abandoned by the physicians Or David Kennedy's
Favoriie Remedy rosorted to; not because any
hope WAS Placed in II. but because nothing else
manned All means and medicines had t.cn tested
without avail The effect little short ~ mira
Gle AZ the second bottle she had reVaned strength.
ard continuing tha Treatment has fully recovered
jay sweet Albany "
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N. JOY.
yrfS Bar Harbor, Nc.
For Sale.

iarIn In Trenton, bordering Jorians River
.nhEhhing 10 acres more or less, c0nven;enffr
ulflstn into Lelei, pasture and woodland with all
necessary farm buildings In good order Cuts 81
~ - .ohs OF hay. viii be sold at q bargain
hsst Terms Sc Also top buggy nearly new a
SAY te1der and other farm implements with or
"ithoutthe farm. MRS. Nj. MOSLEY
3mln
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-05-23

DIAMOND DYES g ,la"' a. At. 3. d.;
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SOLID FAST vEsTlBuLg EXPRESS TRAINS

ri Paace Coaches leading all competitors srlcndor os ~
rado Springs. Denver los
TRAIN SERVICE d
Ei-g.- Dan -lah--
Chalr cars FREE, and Palace SeI
adly. Sholce OF ROUTES and 9th
angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Iocz
prompt connections and Dap
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ROCKS OF TIE WEEK.

-. MANUAL, OF INTRODUCTION TO THE NEW
TESTAMENT: BY w; Robertson Nich"a 1' w.
428 Dunk wsgnslls)
ZIP AND DOWN THE BROOKS. BY MARY e BAN
ford 12mO PIP ~. (Houshton. Mimih q Oo1
PrRDS THROUGH AN OPERA GLASS: BY r -;
Merriam. 12mo Do. 224- (Houghton' MIMI q So'
ROCKS AND SHOALS. BY Bella y. Swtsher leu'o'
Do. s7o. &c. w. Dillingham; Coz
zARAILLA. By Beulsh. 1emO. pp. S2S IT, W.
Dillingham; CO..
rHF LAST OF THE THoRNDIKEs. BY James r
Gilmore. lemo pp 304. lThe Peoples PUBLISHING
cHURCH HISTORY. By Professor Kurtz. In vols
sSmo pp $50 Vol l. tFuDk WaEnALS)
IkRoR AND LIFE OF THE PEOPLE BY Charles
Booth i2mo, pp sos. civilians q NofgaN-I
rHF CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF THE UNlTrh III
sTkTFS BY George f. Howard sVo' pp 0~o'
IJohns Hopkins University 49,.
xopHITuA BY Julian COrbet 12mo' Do S""'
(Mscmlllan & CO.. a.
Yrnoop STIJDIES BY John Burroughs LIMO pp'
Pa Boughton, Miniin & Coz
nIpoIINE sCHLEGEL AND HER FRIENDS: ~
Mrs Alfred Sidgwiek. limo. PIP zoo. tsctiopcr u
welford) 40. M,
TREAN. By Alvs Milton Kerr loH'0' pp A0 '
ford, Clarke d Coz -.
THE PROPHETS MANTLE BY - io~'' W.
S2Q. (Beiford, Clarke & Co.. a.
HENRY THE SEVENTH. BY James Saifohef' i-"O'
DID, 2ie macmillan Coz 90
THE BRUTUS OF CICERO. By Martin kellogg lZfn''
DID, 1875 (Ginn Coz -,
poLIT1cAL oRATIoNs. By -. l2mo' DID, Sli
(Wler Scout
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

B.rne;oa sarah E 70 400 we''erv'ls i'i'''s
pra E1sesV Mi b9 n E e 400
S SsIns 70 as snPSoIk Leopold a0'h;' d.
''f BrisE Ss'tS; Geo W. " Goldsmith. trustee svs
i Ss Sixsd SSa' 80 Knssl,ud. se.s
lotsaSs sI TO Tower and another sxsrs.
c Ia r. 70 h' Best 81 HS s.s iaS
'2YS yyis julius ct al II Gilbert and another szess
% sSga nam 6s Ct y on s. ssSoG
zeal. R.i s1.,g ) w. % " .SH' ,r.,, ,,....,
WI p FSa j AZ. s & sS''" YEAR. llGys 60 a.
same 70 Florence Deacon. same property D years.
9r "a the Bradley Currler Co. same property
yesp s!I0 ., W II Jackson & Co. property year.
esq I, g winaus property e morts years.
sNS ST to Maess Smith, same property years.
ssS Eleanor P to Mary Wilson. ssdss losA'
Son x,sa ,aT ehPa rGps' PesSSdy. IT,
18Th Sh'I nSo @ aSa Sifc 70 William Knssnd
HSa''u loia.st 9th.ave mortgage yea's.
sSI harmon TT =. to Isabella BrOwa. 1sis't sA'
ave, WI SKsgiman to Kari wallsek and srother.
ld.h.s Az uG @ST;SaIS s:rs No IS sGsSl.s .:
y JseoG Morris, to David Sanford same properly
year, Delta to sane No 1Se FOrsyth's years.
S ,ner Gustav and another 70 I, q: H'00''d
| al, ,yc Iarks0n.sve, year, s~,VVo
Ennnsrey Juba Harold Reid' " cor o'hs'o -"
l4Ils' sarah and another TO David Verpisnef' e1e"a
I.ldy Jane l. 70 MAY Cor'~'
! ColumOIas" Ns,Saret aud husband. 70 united oass
MuIpBs, ,L W Riyervew-sve, Powell Piace' ye1f'
savings bshA' -,
| So Ooo. - r,,.s IN Alfred Roosevelt and smother.
MSn"" W cor Sd avg and 1924 81 yests 49,
guardian Robert and Others, 10 James MACK "''n-
- 8thaye years, sloSVU, york r5,e Insurance Co.
~ NIcSorlcy AleAanuet' 20 20, snC ~ ~
! . sIth.st- q Si.BSc, si-,JoO' .... 40 ga
san .o s,me same property. years. $500
SSSm".,S chr san and another, 70 hsuuA "F0een~a'
Nrh's".' ~ A[s,.C : years. $1,000. -.
otu lanes and wife et al 20 executors OF 'snes
, 49, No 30 Fldredgest year, sIVoo IN. =. =,
SSswman Jacob NJ. to Mayor. &C. iU%o-s" :" "
eh.aye, s years SS. 100 c.,u ' f1arn . sth.svs
IA ,insky. James II, TO susan !" N''PP'
9 lii CaiGaTino and another u Enisrsnt lnausnA
.,,Hn"HS Bank " Wicttst, n OF stAnsen-s" Joai'
S2SFoC tn,,or Samuel and wife John surdeta
| ,,o,,h ~ ~ " iIowe.aye. ais, 800 ..,.. -. ~,
'T"c"' Henry {, Max DanEiger. i"Sth'se '"
a'h:SSS To same sane property, months o. 500 Oh
Taylor. Douglas, 10 Joseph ioIh' --N''' " - -
aVT,o T6omSs o. 70 David Lyddy cor Jerone-ase'
| .rd Nr1,onHs liam Road years. 0,ooO ,..-...,
lcbder August IT, and wife, 70 German Narvs
puiidng and LOAN Association, loons' " OF ""'''
C,fi"Tnan william Of al n Cathsrine kgnhardk
wIliNaVr l42i-st q morO Ecas eto,oVt
| Cane WilIan II, at al. 70 John Hensaa"' 9"sSe~
| = : 35th.st OF LsXington-svH, year. Sooo'
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- EAL ESTATE LOANS.
INVESTMENTS.
CHARLES o. BROWN,


oners excellent opportunities for safe and reliable In
yesnrnta OF one Thousand Dollars and upward
having 70 per cont 10 boom has come 10 ChrnRo In
rcSl estate nce the hfe but conservative heSlthtu
and marvellous growth has been made. In no other ey
"a zeal estate offered At At all comparable low valuation
thereby making loans o inyestmens Of this class here the
not drsITabls, safe and remuneratvc.
Pcrsons or associations seeking investment for funds
in a6y amount have them placed where they will br
ab.oiuteIY safe and where they will great
p,n az can today be with entire safety Of prRei
nal Correspondence solicited
"" Refers by permlsEion 70 the following gentlemen:
HON ZE.Nks CRANE, President: pittsned National
narE and Manufacturer, Dalton, Mass,
w pIiJNK FTT Esq. President Berkshire Llfo In
sapanee Company, Pittsned, Mass
T. II pROWN ESQ, MANUFACTURE. Adams Nhss
HON II. T.. DAWES. United States Senator Pittsaeld,
non. RODNEY WALLACE Manufacturer and Mem.
her OF Congress, FtohbufH, Mass.
HON FnNN6Is W. ROCKWELL, Momber Of Congress.
PittSheld Masa ,---,,.., o-.,.,,, M. .
Marlrt Insu rance Company Springfield. Mass,
HON JAMES NJ. BARKER, Judge OF superior Court 81
Massaehupetts and Vice President Berkshire Life
sufAnee Company, Plttsneld. Mass
HON. ANDREW ]. WATERMAN, Attorney General Of
Maszanku-st Boston. hAAG
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AoUEDUCT CoMMISsloSERS' oEFiCE'
ROOM 2O9 STEWART BUILDING. soo
No. ESQ broadway new.nS5h' MAY 90 A0'"'

dds OR PROPOSALS for furnishing nine
ID by Itrcg double Sluiee Gates, with the noeea
ANY Ifus machinery, &C. required at the PoeahSc
and blow on houses on SEE
ion. ! : and . New Aqueduct, a. called Tor a. me
ap.-u 81 fu'Hts contract and spechcaton' on nlS
H. nc" Of tho Aqucduct Commissioners VIII n re''
At th. unlcc until gcock M On MF IN 10 Eli bs
1uirlv nrgnrd by the Aqueiuc Commls-oncrs' snd the
"a doing aid WORK Vii De nahs Dy siIu So"i"AS
siorcrs a. thereafter as possible
i,nL forms Of ,,d contract aud specifications therefor
ani .i or Iopo>,s snd p.UIer enNrOp-s for their ~
closure and sl other information can bt oDanel ~ sno
Iy once Of the Aqueduct Commissioners, on appieA-
lion she seC'ctlIy. .,.,. i, r,.,~y y,-..,..,,
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Proposals.
n BTUDING. WHITEHALL STREET

A RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL. STREET,
IN plieate. viii Do received here until
=. o'c"ck M, July ., 1852 and then - oH sl,S
-, aud erection Of permanent rostIuus
in tho following named National c'.eteFe W G T,y
IIw' ~ . Fort DOucl.'n. Tenn. Fort SMITH Ark. ray
',,"IfiIe ,r: New. Bsrc. " C.: Corinh Miss hIeM
ardria Va: yorktown. Va. Andersonye: u" it
Tnri =. NSnoIIswu lE.nlTaJ n. " san AhIDilo
Ten or m such may her after be drndnIt
,,nol in With the design ana srScihe Suoi'
To- IT, cen, aud had application, here, Inc pro-
m rluht Of AL propoo-SfS
o,l. .bnul b. iuiorsod Proposals. for Constructing
md Erecting ROsvrums7 and De- addressed to j. L.
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IEVFINNp COLUMBUS CINCINNNTI AND IN
DIAN NpOIIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
Drr Goods

lust GLANCE at these figures Eight -but-
u ton Trouyc Gloves Csc. Iayallicre Cofrtr ~ 30
icrrrts Perfumes, 35c Imported Fam, 25c. JAMMEn.
10 w~t 3OthsL
NOW Is the time to buy CarpCtings, Rugs.
~ Frncy Furnltur'. China Mstings from 1880 roll 40
yards ANDREW LISTENS SONS, 7tl b"ay.
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Ocean 5lcamtrs.

HARLESTON, s. c., the South q Southwest
THE CLYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From Pier -, u. T. uoot RoOseYelt-stl ~ o p M
IROQUOIS Charleston and Jaeksohvile Tues. June u
sEMfN0LE, Chsrieston and gaeksOnyIlie r June T.
All STEAMERS have nrstelsss passenger aoeommodAtons
under open policy effected al onohh OF one pef
cent wA r. CLYDE CO.. Gen Agents,
T. O. EoER, G. Z. A.G.sF. 4 r Line, $40 T1'y,E.Y.
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
II EXPRESS SERVICE between Sew.YGrk, South
ssScs q 70 oSe ~a tons and horse power
Express - =. Augusta Nletonh june -o . IN
Mali steamer Han.aOnia, July 4. pam ~
boass tParis1 and Hamburg alsS direct 70 Hamburg.
Callfornis - 40 y. M, June II WclAnd M June ID
Let cabin. $50 and upward Storage a. low TIteS;
Steamers leave from Hamburg dock, Hoboken. NJ.
General once, 81 Broad Se9sfIb PnSTaBn 0nESee'
NONPAGNTE GENERkLE TkANSATLAN-
Company Psr new NOE Nert River. II q MOrtOn.t
Ia BRETAGNK de JousSeln. saturday, June Is, a. IN
La E0RMANDIE, Collier Saturday June 2, ! D m
WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR 9gEEl!ky sE2wsSS ,AHp LiIXEEEPP9ooEsrps
NeITIc SsDt etG we'd JsSe 10 10 a
GERMAN Capt. Irving Wet. June GO D. m
ApRikTsc SaSs Ss,f5S ook ,soi y s.t JYE hS q"
old tsSs ~ se sna @itsd naTaSsf d sSsond eaS
sarflN ihese og.yar ssS sga
J. BRGcE IsMAY AGENT
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Jnsirnriion


For Young Ladiss--City.
a PPLfCATIoN MAY NOW BE MADE for the school
- yeas OF 1S69'eo st ~ Esst 54th-st
THE MISSES GRINEELL
81 LhcTU ISIS EQk LAbIES;-R Rev, Or. Gardner,
s,noel fof R1is, eo1 ttkkys Afs Gardner, authof
q Atsss1 ~ Rhyme Ladysteaeher wanted heyt year
" ukN s,,iak i. skss ,,oH, or AMER KINDERGABTEN
- - III. az sSHpDtA-tfve weeks begins July
" ~ 10y ~ coz egneipaL and Editor Of Amer
sase al 49, ,mssp "a Bbie House Now
AN I s6 EN- q ESgsiEiTgTs ssssase 1850 HOME
Asfcao hsaSehl Mac. VAN SoEEA Az. RrsnsipaI
For Beys and Young Men.-c,tv.
r. oLLEGE FxAhIgArIoxs,--wsoder, E.soo,
isf spns sod fall satfanes and
Woo nnMln9E pAyIa Pm d. % East 4stA.s.
III NY EkssIIf geAMMAE SCHOOL, LAB nsvsdwsy-
Eesf So ga year. Wasfy. COMMERCIAL sn1 $500
81 Esxsiaas n s cshsbs SisssssS EoSsY.
For both Bexes-City
A y-ClEcULARs OF GOOD sCHooLA FKRR, ...s.
asnnsyher for boys o. glrs; city on country. IN ~
AVERY. Amsslesn School Bureau. 3 Wet iltSs:. H. II
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Cost ano Gouno .

7 osT OR STOLEN. Hank book No. 22s 800 OF ths
IL Emistnnt Industrial savings Bank, Payment
stopped Please return book 81 Bank, No 81 Chameerss
| OST or STOLEN-Bankbook Issued by the Seaman a
~ hank for savings, NeW.YOrk the sub scriber 10
not onnd or returned 10 the bank within 80 days from
this date, i VIII apply 10 the bank a book
Ncw.YorS, June :. 1889.
I Osr.-Bank6ook No 1877, 67l on Dry Dock savings
~ Hank Any person having claims upon said book ts
gallo upon TO present the the bank within thirty
days or the said book will be declared concealed ard
un2uibhed. and q new one Issued In lieu thereof.
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n RNpOSALS FOR KERSEY ND Sis

| TWlST. -UErOT NRTERNASTTWS OtFlVE
lI2s ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA; PA. Jun D.
>-p..Sca- tripliCair Viii b" received ~
mi, orcr INIT! ~ urock noon Saturday July Il. 1889
furnishing tho L. Quprtcrmlstcr's partnicnt IN
thl. city vita 25 600 warts o. Sky Blue krr~ry
urayy quality shi - oo1 7.ynrd spop> oi SIX INi,t
No ~ Blhdcts the dates OF their prupo~I
J,iNrrra Thr the right 10 reject
nuy and bids Preference given N articles " domestic
p,0lurilnn or manufacture conditions % quality and pnrr
INCLUDING IN t, price oi tocIGn prcducgms or manntat
ur,. die duty ihereOn) being equal Blanks Tor pro.
., Js aud specifications will b. furnished by this Once
anon appCRtlun. Envelopes containing proposals 10 De-
endured .'propoSals Tor ErrSer six Twist" a. the
asc may II" aud addressed 70 the undersigned. NJ. l.
LTDINGTON deputy Q. ". General L. ). \.
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JAMES G. DUANE fres'1cH'
nrpARrNlENT OE TIE INTERIOR

APARTMENT OF THE lNIERlOh.-
~ once Il Ind.an Affairs Washington. May % 1889
s,lrI ug,psl rnlGr. ed PROPOSALS. for Blsnkcth ana
adIf.s.i !, tha Commissioner % Indian Affairs Washing
Tn ID l. viii D. received until " M. OF THURSDAY,
inn, 90 issy Tor furnishing the Indian seFNee sbDut
H. 100 ra-S aI.wo"l indigo blue mackinac olanketS
Consisting u $40 pairs 2.polnL i2NS0 ineheA 20 weigh
ii r. each, JO-5 IaiFs l.epoiut SiXBB lnches ~
Weigh ~. each and l. AS pairs SDoint cox: !nch"s
IN weigh fss oder, are required a. fufnish
d, lh, articles bid ipsi such samples Ia DC delF'
- a. mo Indian IN Washington AZ or oeot" INC
inc s,eelicd Tor opening lids BIDS not acconrafe1 6y
,,s. " not D. !crci. The bidder 70 wHnn she
.,,r ,y b., awarded VIII he required - turnl>h mo
r,pc of M mill ar mills which Ia" blankets arr 10 hH
,,"uy.rtrri The Government reserves tho rght tILo
rrrIs N hlru right shall be gusfdutced bN the con
,-r.r u authorize inspector TO visit the SAID m
y ,a dur!ng tho process OF tho manufacture u SAID
the material out OF when thfy aTS
Tho right i also r"N"tNri - reject ahy pih
ar Any pirf " anY tii II in n" Judgment OF the I"fh
stone u Indian Affairs such rejection viii Dc IN tc Ors'
interest I iHc t,u,,rnu,rnL Each bid must De- accom
,IIrci b, rr.'lari cnrck draf upon some nlted
states lu0,itnrv payable n the order OF the C0mns.
4 indaG Affairs which cheek Or draft sha o" nor
,.s h1u nyr p.- ,sntlu the amount 81 supplies pro-
rn,4 10 b. fun and shall ~ forfeited 20 the hited
Stss ia case ANY bidder receiving M award aa ia 20
e,.ru pyauy a contract with god aud Sufficient sure
n ~ his bid oiE.rWlSe 70 %
,,trrrcd 10 N, bidder BIDS b" made 0t The deiN
,r, Il tie haukets the Warehouse Tor indian SupPes
In New YOU. Cay and all mus; hN delivered nnl INtrr
han .Nty f8vs after approval u the contract bL- ~
,-rouranied nv check o drar viii not he considered
JOHN IL OBERLS. Commissioner.
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Oipl0cuI Nouces.

CHICAGO. May 81. 1889.
A DIVIDEND 81 two PER rcht upon IN" cap
~ IA. stock u The chicago Ca Tru,; company bh,
I.rp declared uayabr June 20 i~sq u Stockholders o'
rr,ord Juue 10 l-hy Nrw.YurA, Chicago and fAu id'''
,t i-s.rr Eonks viii riu.r ~ O'Clock y. June 10,
iH,q and trol~u JLu, n 1859 DtLlt'hI rhrch' VIII
-. mailed f,,ui 4 h. cage unIro jun 20 lH-'t
THO. Is. WELLS. Secretary and Tr'aNurer'
YTw YORK tISTRAI. ANu HUDSON RIVER RAIL,
~ IBAB COMPANY.
OFFICE OF T'iE Iiu.N~rKER 800
NV OlIh. jun X 1880.
A DIVIDEND Of -Four Per Cent on IN" cap,
n ua stock Of the Nrw.lorA oui Harlem Railroad
I ompany viii b. paid ny tLr s." rorA t'ui,iI aad
Visions VI the contract between e." to" g"mr'ni' it
mi, once on the TT DAY Of J'AN nrNL The 'rn''
books VIII cln-ot O'Clock H. "n HaturlW tho
~ r. V ". ROSNlrEE~ Treasurer.
CLEVELAND COLUMBUS, tlNCiNNNlI AND IN
DIAN APOLIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
tlINlLASp. o.. Jun" !, 1889.
A DIEIDEND Of one ard on"-qulror per
y cent q - has been declared upon the capital stock
Of this company pa able and AFTER July l. 1859 a. the
One Of tn Cnited STATE, 1ru,, Co. NJ - Walt
SryYork CIty Stockholders ~ record at the close ~
business June X 1903 The anstcr books VIII 3" closed
from the evening u juno - the morning o. juno %
1889.
" G.. =. n SELL Troa'urr..
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~ OVEENOR'S ISLAND, y. y, JLNE 8,
~ 100 81 eats. IN 'ripHcab Suoir,t =,
u.ua ,.,ud lions viii received until 10 r. M Iuha Il
I-~I Tor necessary printing Tor Division eal
iur the n-rai ar rndus June 80 1890 All infoFnaon
rau This orir". The e. = rrsEN,s nc nSnI 10
reject luy all pFoDnsal. Envelopes obtaining pr.
l. .'ogd h" mtr.pi 'Prup"slls Tor PTnung an9
aIira--,t To- untorsignrI. J. H. Lord. captain ana
A,.stant CuaFt,rmaSt,,r L. -. a
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alusltal 5nstrnmcuts.

A NUMBER Of slightly used grand, upright
"A and square pianos which were specially
selected and ussf by artists VI tho metropolitan Opera
HouSs company during the past opera season. VIII DO
sod At q liberal reduction our regular prices
WM. KNABE q co.
removed
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN BUILDING,
BTiI.AVI. and 2OrII-Sr
Tennor,ry wsrorooHIS in rear Entrance 4 West 10th 81
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Dancns araoemlcs.

A LExANDER MACGRESoRs los wysT SSrH'sr
"A Private Lessons and ClS>ses In Dancing dthI.
Mendessohn Hall 70 let for private entertainments
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WABASH, ST. LOUIS & PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY
pIRsr MORTGAGE BONDS.


Eew.York May %. 1880.
TIL. CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEw.YoRK
hv .rrnnaement with the WABASH PURCHASING COM
nITTEE will pay presentation 81 ie ONCE % wall
AZ. for bonds scrip OF the classes mentioned oe'o"
not already deposited under the plan Of reorganization
the amounts found By decree Of the Court win inter
%, thereon to and including Nay Is when ssio was made
under said decree. viz:
(FOR $1,000 PARJ
Toledo and Illinois T. T. First MtGr Bond'sl 'eoo 20
Toledo and Illinois II. Il First Mtgc. Scrip. l'Zo1 IL
Toledo and Illinois T. II First Mtge. Funded
Lake LI'0 "'O1'" SUI ,............... 1000 2j
Lake Erie Wabash and St Louis FIRST htge. -.
Scrip 60 49,
Lake Erie Wabash and St Louis FIRST hRs'
49, Ct, Mo-. Bond,....... /. coo 25
Great Western First Mtge Scrip l'-of -
Greo, Western FIrst Atge Funded Debt Bonds l.Oo "a
D.r.tur AMI East ST. Louis First MtRo Bonds i~0o -
Decstur and East St Louis First Mtae Scrip.
-. .,,t ........... ......... liz IS
Decatur and last 81. Louis First MsGe scrip
cent ''-N' -
Deeatur and Fast Louis nrtL MRe FER
cent FundeI Debt Bonds. ll'o Is
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NETWORK.
y T. OICnT-T, tPre.Idsnt.
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DpnpnsAI FOR ORDNANCE SUppLIES

PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLlES.-
/ FRNSKFORD ARSENAL Philadelphia, Pa. May
81 ssoSNacd proposals in trpica" WI be TesS''T
furnishing Powder Forage. Ir6n LUMBER Cartridge
Conner Pig Lead Pig TN Fuel, &c, &C.. during the
nsrp wear ending June 80 1890. Printed llSts OF sup
plies needed, Win lun nsirucon: sRut5iops 81 ga san
H., had application To Lieut. Col. d. w. FbA"bEiN
. ord. Dent. &. = A., Commanding.