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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
yURoRs 70 BE ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.

Cincinnati, Juno 1o.--The Police Court was nlled
with the saloon keepers today who were arrested
yestorday All except two asked TO have their cases
postponed and was DONE Ono OF tho two ready for
trial was dismissed for want OF prosecution, and the
other was postponed until tomorrow at the request
OF the prosecuting attorney. There Is much feeling
over tho acquitta of wetzel last woek. One Juror do
carcs that he has suffered untold anguish for agreeing
10 that verdict because ho was ID and wanted TO go
out of tho hry.room. Tho prosecuting attorney says
bs has information that Jurors went into the trial
determined 10 acquit, no matter what tho evidence,
aud he viii cause warrants TO oe issued for their
arrest on the charge OF perjury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
EMPLOYMENT ZOE cOYTrcrs.

Albany. June lO-Eone Of the county penien-
tiaries Will be permitted 10 make Shoes or holow.ware
under tho pew prison law. Al the ohico OF tho
SUPERINTENDENT OF Prisons It IS stated that tho shoe
laundry and hollow. waro industries VIII DO given 10
Sing sing Prison AS only 100 convcts can be
uiaoed at work on stoves, those hand in various
stages OF completion viii DO finished and the registry
wound up Stoves cannot be made prohia6ly by 100
men, These viii be placed at work on hollow-ware.
A. Autdrn tho Industries Of broom and collar making
viii be started The 700 prisoners IN the Alban,
pentsntiay will be put at work rapidly as possible
AS many as can be employed will be placed nj work
making brushes and cane- sealed chairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
CASES OF PRosTRATION BY HEAT.
THE HOTTEST TENTH DAY OF JUNE FOR SEVERAL
YEARs-No LACK OF HUMIDITY.

YEAHs-No LACK OF HUMIDITY
Scv.York was full OF swcltenng humanity yester-
day The toilers Of tho street, the WorShop' VI 'N
orIcs dragged their limbs YEARLY along 'ho oaA0'
,,ycrents or phed their tools and pens In IsueHs-
mss sThs IS tho hottest ;onth Of June tha' "o
have had for many years said sergeant Dun"
r,av This morning tho sun started out with -
degrees and now IN the afternoon no Is al CO. WIN
"A per cen, OF humidity All over the huahuc
CO., IN, t.nperatures havr been high. Al O'Clock
,his rnornlrg the thermometer registered 'o' -
Sorthhcld, VT, II vui al 76; Al "Shlns'"h 80
,vbno the warTnest place the coast To-Day j. PF''
,h,v Point Jupiter. Florida, vhero 81 VSs NsS1F.A
a. = m. Heavy rains hAye falen over INC iOe. L1Ao
yex1on and Canada, In western NoN-lu'A' 'As'
Texas aud louisiana The storIh NH',H 80 80.
,,.,,.. t,u days ago, the effects OF which "orc
81, q, this city yesterday has gone up INTO CansnS
a, ,rd,r,tons for 10 morrow are IN favor oi cooIor
and fair weather. -
The police yesterday gave aid 70 inc io',o"".s -
sons who wero Frustrated by the he"' 10 INC -,
MARY scuIly Of Portehcster. vas removed 10 'n' 80
York Hos pltal from West Thl1y'sooond'sL AuoPn
psrnst.ln OF No $50 East sevcngslHth-St'' was
plched up nsenslble from tho heat at Avenue ahu
seyontyslHth-st., and carried home
lanes Garry was prostratod near his homo NJ NO
"a Tbomas st. aud was takon To the hospital IN Cham'
Do'H I'm Graham a-- nineteen of NO so7 Eighth ave,
va, "yrrcome hy tho heat Al No. ia Charles ST. anu
ras taken 70 ~. Nuc"nps Hospital 49,. .,.,
Ualf dozen cases OF prUstTaOn by The hoat GScuIIn
1, prooblyn Yesterday. Only was fatal. Ihr VIC
Tim was Jgneph Hochr. aGr hnytwo OF no. II oraIn
st who was work near Newto"h |rcoh' anu "0
died AT 81 Catharnr's Hospital: . , ,.,. $40.
An unknown woman, dressed In bls'k olougea, W n Va
sopnd uncons sclos from the effect OF heat AZ onSeuy
bird a. and FIRST ave. and Eent 10 tho ftesoy-
t"ria, uoSptal Annie Lyons. age tN'edltSs, "hNsa
homo is unknown overcome by hcai AZ 20, -
seventh ave- ard taken 20 ne New foTE @ hoSPi I "a
Mary wallace ago ninotecn, OF No. zoo west Lhin-
AZ WA overcome by heat AZ blrheh,st ana IhFu-
az. and taken 10 tho Presbyterian Hospital
The maximum recorded temperature Tor NeW-forA
vsatepday was as degrees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
TEST or 4 PYEUnAro GUy.oARRIAGE.

Annapolis, Nd, June 1o-The pneumatic guncar-
riage made by the Pneumatic Gun Carriage and Pro-
Jectle Company Of South Boston, Mass was tried TO-
day at the Naval proving grounds by board of Naval
officers consisting OF Captain John A. Howell, Leu
tenant Commander NJ. Il, S. Mackenzie, Leutonants
seaton Schroeder and Sidney A. Staunton. Five
rounds wore made and the carriage received the
coll finely. Al this point a pnion on the gum un'
connected with the carriage broke and the board de-
sscd from further experiment until the pinion could be
repaired. The gun Is furnished by the Government
and Is an s.inch, carrying 25opound shell with a
charge OF 100 pounds Of powder Tho test VIII DO
resumed In q few days,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
oxz -HorsAyp CONVERTS IMMERSED.

Richmond, Va, June 10 CSpeciaD.-one thousand
persons were baptized yesterday and last night in this
c,ty. The Rev. J. II. Holiness pastor OF the First
African Baptist Church. baptized 4os persons. II
required only two hours. There was no excitement
beyond the faintlng OF few young women ana sn an
wears ago Doctor Holmes baptized bSs In the same
nhn
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MIR. GLADSTONE pENouNcEs TIE uNIoNIsTs.

MR.. GLADSTONE DENoUNcEs THE UNIoNIsTs
London, June 1o-ME Gladstone made a speech
to-day at TorQuay. Referring to the pledges OF the
Unionists At the last election he said be had
known Throughout his 6fteen Pnrnaments such an
instance OF the majority In the House Of Commons
trhlng with enlargement by which 10 had obtained
tho safragoS OF the people. At tho next election
be declared the people would know how 10 reward
this treachery,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
nn nrr1n rREEpnu ZOE COWS.

Fort Dodge Iowa, juno lO--Reoenhy tho aldermen
passsd an ordinance permitting COWS 10 wander In the
streets Tho agitation over the matter eliminated on
saturday night In one Of the largest massmcotngs
over held here. Despite the rain, a brass band
paraded tho Streets followed by procession OF men
and boys carrying cow-bells. The Court House was
crowded. The meeting was called 70 order by mo
1nging OF COW bells and the Mayor Was made chair
man A committee Of FIVE was appointed TO confer
with the aldermen and have the ordinance rescinded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
WELCOMING AMERICAN ENGINEERS.

London June lo.-The Right Hon. Arthur wellesley
Peel Speaker OF the House of Commons, welcomed
the visiting American engineers ~ Leanlngton to-day.
In his address he SAID that the English people ad-
mired the great fesb performed by American en-
gineers. Any one travelling In America was bound
admire the energy prowess And turco that
dominated the powers of nature. Tho hoar of Eng
ltnd went forth 10 the great Republic beyond the
sea The visitors would find a ready welcome every
where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
,.rops s1,pvrRGED IN INDIANA.

indianapolis. June 10 CspccIall. ll.-Alhough there has
hc M rainfall I'm the last twenty Uur hours, the va
hash and White Rivers, with thclr tributary streams
in Indiana, continue slowly to rise. Twenty thousand
acres OF farm land the southern part OF hS state
.,,or.I b,lJgcs nave been carried away, ana trains
have been abandoned temporarily on some Hhes ana
are running irrrgulArly on others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

INDICTED FOR THE AUTOPSY ON BISHOP.
TAe Grand Jury yesterday found m Indictment chhgne
tho physIeans who made an autopsy on inc pooy o. OF
W. Irving Bishop with violation OF tue oa' ' ~ ,s
A. LoiaIns thn ,u,opsy before receiving q permit The
physcsns will bo aragned to-day 70 pesd to the charge
made against them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
THE nUr1LATEp FIsHERwoMAN.

London, juno 1o.-The forearm and haad Of tho
unfortunate hsherwomsn, parts Of whose body have
previously been found In the Thames, were taken
from the river to night One of the fingers Of the
hand bore the mark Of ring
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
;, pn.rKrg DOG 4owN M KANSAS mrT.

Kansas city, Juns 10 6peciaD.-Ksnsas City has
many things 10 boast Of but II can boast oh one thing
tbat probably other city IN the U1ion has ln
r.ndi,ton.aye. near Garfield, there Is prairie dog
.oS~n With 300 or 400 burrows, and this Is moro TO
vs,knhin from the fact that tho unique settlement
nnrfinn OF the city,
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u,,rpn IpoIRD HIS OWN VESSEL,

1u,yvauheo. Wis. June lo.--A dispatch TO "The
rvanInc wisconsin, from saultO Ste. Marie Mich, says
captain William J. TI1nter, master and part owner
~ the steamer onoko, OF Cleveland was killed whilo
The yeSsel was forty miles on Ashland on SATURDAY
Snov,,ng RS oyercOat became sntsnged in tho
s4Sam winch which used IN hosting canvas, ana
Ne body was drawn into the turns Of the line. making
sorr rsyolnuons His skull crushed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
THE INMAg COMPANY guEp BY A PAssIgaRR

THE INMAH COMPANT BUBD By PAHBENdIsh
HewbuFg June 1o.--Papers have bean served IA
suit brought In the supreme Court Asro By Thomas
sheridan for ses,ooo damages against ths Inman and
International stesmhhip Company. (Lhndtsdl. The
plsnf brings sah Cor lniuHss 70 bis beslth alleged
To have been received BY being vaceihated with what
Is claimed 10 have been impure Virus by tla doctor
on tho steamship City OF NcwYofk, on which the
plaintiff sailed nom Liverpool Tor NewYork on April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

INSPECTOR BYRNEs AND THE cRoEIN CASE
Inspector Byrnos said last evening that he had not
been asked by the Chicago Authorities to mako any
arrests in the Cronin murder He said nat the
newspaper reports that he was in communication with
Chief Hubbard in refcronoe TO ts case wero not true
He knows nothing about It officially and he SAID that
IL would be nonSenslc for Chict Hubbard 20 ask him
TO make and then have reports sent herN
by telegraph for publication which would gtvo q
icient warning for any guilty person 10 fec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
pRErGHr nRAIMs IN COIn.usrog.

Nswburs, juno 10 tspeelah.rwo trains on the
New. York and New.Englsnd Railroad came together
At Genham to-day. They both freight, and tho
engineers aud nremon were saved by jumping Of
me enSaess and cars were badly broken up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
CANADA SUED BY AN AMERICAN FIRM

Ottawa, June 1o.-The nrm OF J. c. Aver d Co.,
OF Lowell Mass, has entered a claim against the
Government amounting 10 over sla4 900 for damages
connection with the seizure throo years ago Of the
firms egtabiishmen At 81. Johns, Quo, for alleged
customs Irregularities which seizure the EGcheQueT
Court held TO be unwHrantod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
A GOGEBIC NINE SOLD.

milwaukee,, WIS, June lO-The Pabst Mine In the
Gocnbie range was to-day sold by Captain PaoSt'
Charles Best and Major Henry BaetL 70 inc MeH be
ropolltan Land and Iron Company o"hoiS VI ~''
Norre Mine, for 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
y,yors MILL WASHED AWAY.

p,,hro,d VA juno 10 tSpecall.-A dispatch to
aThc RIobmond Times7 from Hanover says The
-, alt washed away DarracoiPs old mill, to
pbieh Uenry Clay used 20 60 when boy.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
,,,,,vp,,yrALLIN VERMONT

g ,haps. VI, juno lO.-The heaviest rain known
here for many years began falling yesterday afternoon
and lasted up to 30 O'Clock The flooding OF cellars
under business places caused the greatest damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

THE STEAMER BEAR OPP FOB AL4SK4.
San Francisco, June iO.-The United states s'oSuo'
Rear CAPTAIN Heay. sailed to-day for Point barrow
Alaska with supplies and materials or rehei S'au0h
m he al iherc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
A SCHEME TO CLEAN CoNEMAUGH VALLEY.
THE STATE TREASURER TO ADVANCE si.ooo.ooo
ON THE GUARANTEE OF CITIZENS
AND CORPORATION:

Philadelphia, June 1o.-At the cor serence between
Governor Beaver and Mayor Filter Saturday aftor
noon the question Of placing Jobnstown and vicinity
in q good sanitary condition thoroughly dis.
cussed. The Governor contonded that the coneraush
River and Stony Creek should DO thoroughly cleaned
The Mayor suggested that an extra session OF tho
Legislature be called 70 make an sppropsfstioh y
81 900 900 for the prosecution of this wore. -
claimed that Il was the duty Of tho state 70 peea ~.
towns IN good sanitary condition Governor - 80
ootnosded In these views, but tasonsn. =, ssn q
necessary waste OF money 10 cssi sn extra sezs.on
ths rsvls,atpre AZ Il would cost Il hast QuAs
ne . ~ ao,,srs \, DO 90 and sassnstsd shss sosss
man bo adopted whereby tho state ss.s,<S sy
pso the amount required and oe =. ssss Isas.
citizens OF the stato, In ths even - n poocse
latase falling 70 mako 90 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
PUNISHED FOR SINGING POLISH AIRS.

vienns, June l0-Ths Russian authorities havo
sen,snced forty.one students of the University
10 three days Imprisonment and TO pay a nne OF 500
forms for singing Polish slrs whio excursion
10 Oitkoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

THE PRINCE OF WALES AT THE EXPOSITION
Paris, June 1o.-The Prince and Princess of Wales
visited the Exposition to-day and assembled the Elnei
Tower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

4 oOLORED WOMAN FATALLY STABBED.
rourc colored woman named Margaret Jackson
r.s T,aIIy stabbed at No. lo4 Ihompson.St' last
night by Joseph Campbell The NSOblnS was lno
-, % ouatrel between the two. Campbell was
srot,ad and tho woman was taken TO st. V!neentS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
10 yyrIrPY KING mLiN's DIVORCE.

Belgrade, June l0-MoTopoHtan MIcbanI VIII Soon
grant a decree nulntying the divorce obtained BY
Milan from Natalie. The ex-oueen will then return
20 Servla
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London, June 10-The annual conference Of the
Methodist New Connection Church is in progress here
The Rev. Mr. Pearson, OF London has been elected
president.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11

Trenton, June l0.-Thc Supreme Court to-day de-
cided that the Jersey City Charter Act is consttu-
tona The effect Of this decision Will be TO oust all
tho old officials and turn the city government over to
the Democrats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-11
A SPANISH wARsBIp FoU
gEEKINo yMpIoYMENT IN chill.

Madrid, juno I0.-The Spanish warship Pz has
Oandsred Of Cape Trafalgar Tho crow was saved
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THE NEW CHARTER. UPHELD.
DECLARED TO BE CONSTITUTIONAL

OLD oFFoIns IN JERSEY CITY 70 BE oUsrED
AND DEMOCRATS TO TAKE CHARGE.
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REcoRpEp MoRTGAeEs

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cSs,sa heS sss. ssa VIE, % Dunhsp. sJlns-
cs ge iyes5 81 20 ,,,a,n, ro,n ana s.v,0.
Ip.stsssen. * Us SaSDradsssvs SlEst instalnsns
psys.,, aa.n. e W xdssr rruden. 74.hss, eth.
Gent Lewis ana vita, 70 Anna ysirehnd, cath.
Gsrney. 5srsh 70 HANNAH Levin. No 800 chzrch-st.
S:s.a e David Gigs 10 ss wlni.awe
Haupt, Jacob. TO sophia GerstnaF, No LIZA 2dAve.
xaass, Dsyd g Peter Diehl " $ Essezsts v Hester.
ne: = r. s ssss': & 81 s s':s'iss s:
ssSe 70 Richard oam.a. sane properly 5 years.
/. !, Xslg. x.lis. 70 ysgss csrsw, iaastss . Of
sam. T. T. John Z Kip q Al. sans property. 2
is%eS: xpsc q % s Foster sssha Of ssh-
Masehs, Mare, q Msury Bsoahsim, 7sts-ss " Of
Moore ass.n s.d scS, % james Rogers ilstA.'s
Msasslish, EsassssS e Freoersh ro.sor. Of
scts.s e sfhssss yssSs sis 800. ,.,....
ssndsfsb, W. and wife. 70 James Monaghan. No.
sssik. XsSr. ard Wis. y sohn. Flynn. eorner
n,ss sEss L. H. 3 fIsss's ossss1s'.lss
s,ssss :ss; ssss s. I: ss ~
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.xs ssss ss.ss hsvssg savings nsuk, ssAaye.
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AsSEssMENTS AND OF WAIhisse iyS Sx " NrS
OFFICE OF THE R EcSc ekItkkSooFFoAaa RRExass -.
srEwARTs pu,,fi.pINo, ROOM IS. March Q, 1882
NOTICE OF THE SALE Of Lands and d. Tene re-
roon S1 Ms Sf , enIs q is ss under he d.
reeticn q Taeodors W. Myers compsosr OF s 0'V 0'
The Undersigned hereby give: public noss pqTs civ cos
the proyisens Of section o2O Of the Ne"'iA o' O''
ssnef' q T., n isRas Sso s c
Of New.YorE an Which axes have been LAID ana conimed
for The years 1883 1854 1883 and are now M
Sus and s csy q situated
y ss es sss isss sa
and are now emaping due snn % % ssns ane ana
cent ey ann,m ,Yo nc time whsa the same became que
as Tine en oss BE- C y,ss Ss 81
ment IN tie stswsIs pptidpg eor'et OF broadway ana
Chambers street In aaid lty, 80 ....,.n, .,,.A
at default ssa ee a mp0 q ., pube aeon II re
saaT hoe sns Il ss o Hal S'S
York % MoiGxy Jahs TO- 1882 ~ ~ O'CLOCK noon tor
s ,i lss ssn e ysssd g q the
IL tax or crotaa water rent the case may 80 que snd
Of sale icgsSer VIII s q this notice sna sdye,
s ns3IS sss s sas a gsss s' 81 esSsus e
Until All re lands And tenencnn 20 adyeraaoo TOT sale
sys,n That , ds sss sSns,IU 81
re properly o. which taxes snd cro!on water rents 70
main unpaid Il published IN pamphlet ana tnat copies
Of the said Pamphlet arc deposited y thc ONE o. NE C2
isetor q Asssssnts and Ssps q ne ANA ~
''s.ss ~ sS'''A AZ AZ OADY,
Collector Of Assssansass and Clerk Of Arrears
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auttion Sales Of Real estate.

AntliDn baIfs oil nfdl Gsidfe.
so; ss,5 Them sss }, @
RESIDENCE. AND "a ACRES.
s'ffa MOUNT KISC0,
sss.: sss Gs :sssv f ass @
@ 1Tf ysw sTssea ss
fs sas e and SSsi ss Win %
Il. q sH Ea E AssSag sss.n,. o'clock noon
os ssH.Ss Isl !ss SsHS sssss
49,, -. 49,, Eigh. Lots asxioo each. .,.
Map. a. Auc.ISaesrs 81 o noe 90 Lib.rty.s.
PETER r. MEYER. Auctioneen
ExEOUToRs SALE.
Rsssss. + \. s.|s 4 sssSs SSsSS ss
ADRIAN n, MULLER T. son
:. .,., ruEsP4 ~ Sr isfI.' :, 9SPssp. -
,srm! Il y9sS sSss fi ssS 81. 81 sra,
,.!PsE s H. ssD !s.s..
MAJ. % che exterior line o. lssh.sve, n,
ID ETER y. MEYER, Auctionesr.
By ORDER OF THE eovEaNoRs OF THE SOCIETY
OF THE NETWORK HOSPITAL
ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON
WIN soil at auction, on
THURSDAY. APRIL 4. 1889,
At II o'clock, &C the Real Estate Exchange,
% CHOICE AND x1Ly1nIE LOTS ON
1oTH.AyE AND GRAND BOULEVARD
per cent may y, remain sss, o. bond ana PSc
,ss ssS ss::sss: ana .,ss,
me ksw:Yort Hsspiss, society having prrehassd
move when buildings completed
.s I, .SssS c at Real
Estate Exchange, 50 Gbery.st,
Maps IS 1ueIoneers,. IS i.t 'l-'N-.
" K. STEVENSON & co.. AuctiOueess
WIN. n. LyNedH Assseasos, ,,.,u,,u =
TIHt sr H ARsSIgEF EB SEISY E ETF4HFv 4
Soock Az TIE REAL AE E EES iN EkS1 Ri
EbSSIsIJEPo p f RISbERoE AND LOCATED Sr0hf
between eod ard esd SIS. -
T n * bo EPF 6pkATx D PaRk
TIE 81 RAS SI9N At SST T
MAIN AZ PER CENT Apply for tartssr psrcrSfs 70
ss the ONCE Of ns 1ScsiOnsers, 100 Bway Pness
Gitp propertp for Sale.
FTTEs s.S. .s sss I sA1E s,
5th.ave. can be rad at q A551lable price
III Llberty-st. and 1,1s1 aiavo.
AZ FyCFEDINGI.Y WELL BUIIIT planned foCr-
n story stone houss for sale, low Ga 4Sthst, near
perfect ORDER of the bcst houses In tie CITY,
' GEO. r.. READ,
$500 Pine-st, Astor Building.
FOE SALEM NoBT H., SIpE OF 4 IsE 6gsrR ne
HOUSE. IN PERFECT ORDER A QUICK BuYER
WILL GET A GREAT BARGAIN. LIBBY SCOTT
BROS, EQUITABLE BUILDING, 100 BROADWAY.
M ADIsoN-AvE.. near stth-stA Gne null sized north
lFI corner house, sB5, 00Q TO immediate purchaser
WILLIAM p. SEYMOUR, III Broadway, only once
. 4-sToRY BRowNsToNE DwELLITGs-Very hand
y somely decorated hardwood finished; all modern I'M
proyemens; connecting single; terms easy 70 suit
Appy 70 cHAs r. sHARRoTT. a1 West e2d-ss
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AoUEpucr ooMMIssI0NERs, oETIcI.

40 ooo 6o2M 299 ,STEwXAoRRE pgLLkDIEsi sso
no CONTRACTORS.
Il BIDS or PROPOSALS for constructing MEsonry
Aoueduct from its connection with the New Cato House
az 1851 street and Convent avenue 70 point ~ Tenth
avenue and l35th street, 10 DO known ~ SECTION
ble OF the New Aqpedue 20 called for n tho approved
f9f%s OF s1nssSett 1S WI PIE p.csys
pIs once yptll 9 o'sgek p M % WEpNEsRR;AES.
APRIL B. 1880 81 which place and hour they VIII %
publicly opened ~ ths AaSseuet comnissieaefs i snd
Ccmmissioners as soon Thereafter as possible
blank forms Of said contract and Specifications therefor
and hds on and proper ENVELOPES their en-
closure, and 81 other Interpolation Be obtained et che
above once Of the Aeueduet Commissioners on spplea
ton 70 the Secretary
81 order Of TIE Aauetnes cemEissionsrL
IOuN O. gTEEHAN, President
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.AU,ROAD CONTRACTORS

DAILROAD CONTRIBUTORS.
~ Proposals viii be received up 70 April I'd, proxirno
road, near Rochester N X The work consists Of rom
hundred 70 ono hundred and thirty Thousand enee
fnust be moved by dump cars on long hsuk
Bonds satisfactory IN amount and suretes win DO
aurod for the execution OF tho contract before Juno LIST
Tho right Is reserved y reject any and all bids,
WILLIAM r. H0YT,
Chief EupinceT. RncheseF, N. Y.
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Holm O. sHEEHAN, fF'Ald'

TT IS. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE
YORK March 2s 1859 Sealed prOposa6 % b I - i've
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Mnsirdl Instruments.

NUMBER Of slightly used upright and square planes
"A Of make which were specially seeettd and used
by tho artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House Company
during the past opera season, win be sold az liberal
reduction from our regular prices
WIN. KNABE & CO., IT. 5th.ave.. above 16th-st
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