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places as remote as 100 miles from any

places as remote as 100 miles from any
known shore they are very large Dlrus'
varying in weight from 60 10 - pounus,
and they feed chiefly of the cruataeeous
animals. On being opened. from TWO %
ten pounds of pebbles have frequently
been dislodeed from the stomach. White
petrels. which frequent the pack anu
thus give warning on the approac" VI
any large body OF ice, stormy pe'relS,,
and blue petrels are found III great
numbers; and sooty Albatrosses cape
pigeons, skua gulls, and other oceanic
birds are also met with III conslderaoie
numbers. in fact, sea and air are iuil oi
life.
The leo conditions naturally present
the most intert sting and characteflsllc
TEXTURES Of the antartic regions. Inc
voyager, on leaving the temperate zone
10 penetrate into the frozen waters OF
the far south, would require to have
very considerable knowledge OF nayiga-
ton AMONG lee as his chief equipment
and in order to make any length OF stay
there he would need a vessel OF moro
than ordinary strength. capable OF WITH
standing an occasional "nlp from tho
battrring. reo,s Of the dangerous foes.
Wbsf is tIe lie history OF these float
inc ice Islands and icebcrgs? They are
ali she5 from fine narent .ceeap that mr.
rounds the pole. Extremes OF frost and
the Gradual protection OF tire icecap into
the sea are the causes OF their dlsrup-
ton. Here, for centuries perhaps. the
great icecap grows and moves Ike
living thing. Each season a ir'sh layer
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PAKT ~.


Mr.. Adrian was an accomplished lin
gust, and had no difficulty in explain
ing his case TO the great physician in
fluent aud idiomatlc French. The Doc
tor. however, who knew little English,
on discovering the nationality OF his pa
tent, resolved to speak to hun IN his
own language that there might be no
possibility of being misunderstood.
DR.. Lionnet, on hearing Mr.. Adrian j
story, was evidently Of the Same opln-
ION as Mr.. Charlton. for spanning Mr..
Abrams head with two fingers lie asaed
him If he ever felt sensation Of tight
ness at the places indicated. Then, be-
fore his patient had time TO reply, the
physician exclaimed in surprise, Why,
monsieur wears ayeeg
SO perfect was the deception that it
had escaped the physicians notice until
by the pressure OF his fingers he felt
the scalp slipping on MIR. Adrian
smooth Uranium
Air. Adrian assented, and in reply to
the question, "How long has monsieur
worn tie veeg !" he replied. about a
month.
"Ahl" exclaimed the doctor signiii-
cantly, while he kept MS fingers still
spanning Mr.. Abrams head, land
probably this is the first veeg monsieur
has ever worn, though he has been halt
for years
MIR. Adrian was forced to admit the
trdth OF the conjecture.
"Ah !" exclaimed the doctor again
"the yeeg has given heat to Monsieur
brains and caused them to ferment.
Volta :" and with these words the au-
tocratic man Of science, with deft and
rapid movement OF his hand, plucked
the zig from Mr.. Adrian's head. and ere
he could be prevented threw it into the
fire.
So inHammAble did the wig prove that
Il hlazed un Almazt "a quickly - gun
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Depleted aud Worn oui.

The Hon. Albert Daggett. writing from
the senate chamber, Albany, y. Y, saws
- have used Allcock's Porous pasters for
the past ten years with marked results. |
have found them especially effective when
depleted and worn ont from weeks OF in
ctssant iabors in political campaigns. The
application OF them 10 Wy chest md spiue
gave me great relief when my voice had be-
come hoarse and worn down from speaking
in the open air. They seemed 10 act az a
tonic 10 the whole system, curing the sore
ness consequent from oyer.excrIOn, and re-.
storing the tone OF the system more readily
than any remedy have ever found. have
also used them for rheumatism with very
benedciRl resulis."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

NEW ORLEANS, March d The attendance
a. the races TO day was good. The rain was
falling heavily and the track wss sloppy.
First Iace-hali mile Myora won; Cleo
Martin second, Joe Wynne third. Time,
90.
second race-iour and a hat iuIlongs-
Jim ID. won; Barney Lee second, Annawan
third. Time, 1905.
Third race-lyo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won
GoIightly second, Lord Grosyen0r third
Time, Ell.
Fourth rice-siE and bali iurong,-
Pritchett won; Doubt second. Roche third,
Time, 1855.
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PAIE II.

The dav following that on which Mr..
Adrian begou to wear bis viz, after 10
had lunched, contrary t. Dis woa;. be
felt rather oroa,y, aad sitting down in
An arm CHAR ia las library he fell asleep.
lie slept iOr more thau an hour, aid
on awaEiCg bis taco Rad an almost ecstatlc
expression OF Happiness. On catching
8ight Of himself ia the mirror over the
tnanieipiece NJ. adrian thanked
Heaven that he was st,n Young enough
10 ENJOY what Victor Hugo Ees called
"the honey Of HE" 1t was evident by
bis radiant look taSt something nousual
hal occurred. The fact is tha. Mr.
Adrian had just had a most remarkable
dream. Nothing he bai ever drea,oed
before he'd appeared 80 vivid aud real
or had made upon lin 50 intense an
impression, on, 4 nav be added, had
filled bis heart with such blnsiul emo
tons.
Taking into account the nature OF the
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swrFr's Specific cured rseof malignant li ood-
Poison after I mai boon a .afaI B. Va. VIA o. 4
so-causi remedies OF Nor.Iry ali Potash. = :.
= not only cureI thc Bluui-.o.s,u. but relieved
the rheumatism which WA Dag Il by tle poll
souOus mluOral5. tcoEH- IS % f..-r
2le3 Third ateuue, New ! ork.
scrofula developed On my dalghter-she. l nS
AMI Jumps on her neck. 40 gave her 80 iti -
SPECIFlC AID ITO resi-. vas wonderful a-4 lD5
cuie prDnp-
- DEARNOND. & leveiant. Tenn.
SwIFT's SPzCIrIc i entirely fegosahl9 r'nN-
dy auI il the only MEDICINE when rcrm incn.y
cures ScrofuIe, Blood ilutlor', Cancer. and con.
tacious Blood Poison. >oud for books Oh Blood
and skin Diseases, mailed fro.
THE sNIl'r SPECIFIC COMPANY.
"a 2j-c0d Drawer 3, AI'aL q, "a.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT :


' COMPANY. for Norfolk Porte -sz14ssaga-
mouth, newport N"rs. D.arvri.A'. anu J1iAe'-
river laudlnc. dtro.. ~ a.esau, "a ~ --leamrg
AAtEl, lcaVuX NlchWon3 ttliO hONbAi.
WE'D ESOAI, and FRIDAY ~ A. y. street.
cars conuoct.
ami Nulitru..l and AZ Nor...x closely Win all
Ine. for northern cities san0 Afternoon Jamo5
river Dy daylight Ores. ,.lrlstliao Choapca1
rUute.
through tickets on s.ca'acr AL a. CARTER =,
Aeeuc, 100 Main street. Baggage checked
through. slater rooms ru gagged lor day or nislL
reigh. received daily 10. Norio.E, FOfl7-
mouth, Old POll', WascrlY Hickst0 fd, Va, AMI
a.! points Ia ka,te.n North OafOnGA EASTERN
Nirgials ani all REGULAR lanGlngs GA the James
ana kappahaunocz rivers, a. loves. rates. an9
through bills iasue1
LCClEN b. TATUM, Nice-PfesienI
No. lll3 Maia slrcet and kockettA
MyIS NEislGgR. Freight = 4. Passenger Asen-
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Ms:GCkKEES. Ar.

I ARGE, SELECT BEEF-TONGUES.
A. Old Virginia Hams and Middline forriss
hsms, Breakfast Bacon, ami smoked Beef
Edam, Pineapple ioaa America. aud other
Cheese.
d - MCCARTHY l. HAYNkA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Tho fayor.to r.ltoto Baltimore. In~si.anss
ou ais l.nt are .lri Isl .f n..ttff. r.rfi. % al
cOinfor- Leave i.rll.uf .-I D.. N. a.t % ID
T. ST. ar-so - aa.t ullr. $50 3d. D.. .rars
Baluma-r I..Y HAr % .L4ss a. H. o.
rive a. ...n a.4l IsI t. a.. auI 30 A.
Fare hl lmoul 10 hslum1re tigsi-..Asl. 81
Sec .d-. ls-. sl..O
lDr lors-Ate. ilns arouls s4p-r'.c stral-
fax,- o. ra-i4rss. nleg lu rust.irA hrn pa .rtFs
NclncuI nrat uc close OBJ tho Jays falt
= i.ol- and arrive a. nAlI more early aHkt marl-
ius. aitef having enioyv4 .fafl H n.kh.s
rest frse lium AO d4s. alI 400 ~ railway
travel
WEST POINT ACCOMNOnAtiON.
Leave Richmond cwcn.y-.Airl-
Street depot. ...... ......... $3.50 4. n.
Arrive hichmoud llwen.y-thiga-
Street depoD ............ .. f,--5 2 n.
'paiy daily except sunday.
Depot and ucket-o1ce. fpol virginia .irDs-
Uptown ogisc C0rn0r ien.h ana NAM sirooA
JAN D. ttl LORI
0sneral fAsssuEor Asea.
j, :. POTTS,
Division PAssonger Agent
klchmoa4, "a
SOL HAAS, frame Manager.
PEyroN RANDOLPH. General AsnAger
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DIS TISrA.

DR. q. SMITH, DENTIST, F,g,Ts
~ 4s3 Broad street, Richmond, Va, - LII
daily usl z steinans Local An@sthetc Tor ex-
tracing te-th-sLe nest-known allsyiator OF pain
70 the profession. lie has the exclusive rient of
It's use in tho city OF Richmond. no i-coiom'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

cure ali Cough. Colds. Hoaresurss, sore Throat
Bronchitis. PgeumCala. aI t1roat ana i.n-
dsea.c- Price % Goats sold ny drulBls's. Pre-
pared oaly oy Dr. Il. Mol =, AlLn.-, IA
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@TE&

TOHN MAHONY, l$s.&&
81 DENTIST N
formerly Wayt 5 MAhoayd
OFfIcs % Nam street., between Sixth ani
Seventh, RichmeRd, Va Grrce hours from A.
n toeR ~ AE-sod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

~ EEN HwN q n nnd vvhlshey EZabs
lt1A a A1 ii N .fatl ia cured 90 home WIN
~ ~ ~ n ~ n &,,i oct pCin BOOK OF pnr-
~ ~ n 81 hHd uculArs sent FgsEE.
HrstE Atlanta, lia. OfdCo U555 Whitehall "a
10 6-deOd&Wlyurl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Mr.. Adrian will never marry. But OF
late ne has grown more genial and
kindly-hesrted. Among his numerous
eccentricities Is the reyerentisl regard
which he bestows upon beautiful
enamel that bangs above his writing
table in his library. Many who have
seen him looking at this portrait and
who are aware that it was painted more
than a hundred years ago have thought
that 1t must remind him Of some one
whom he has known.
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DHPANBIRE az aTEAnERS.
PHILADELPHIA, RIO H-4fgTR
-sssEakefs
NOND AID NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sHI.L1f days. t.rrV r0IA I
eui FRIDAY az III aai every SUNDAY o.:
f-~.sa, for Tuesdays sad Frllays stosm-r-
received CID 1850 A. 8. far sundays steamer
tIu b g.. 3. saturday freight o,esed daily .l.l
i T. A.
iate, e..
For further information apply %
D. S. NUCAkWCk,
General southern Area, om's fccee.A
H. 70 CLYDE s. CO.,
col General Agents Philadelphia
OLD DOMINION STEAM 10
~ sAlt COMPANY -.A,AS -
FOR NEW YORK.
steamer leave K.hmOni Every TUESDAY
AMI FRIDAY al J.. %.
-teamers loa,e SOW YORK FOR Richmond
EgENY WEDNESDAY 1nf ~AIl tDAf at L.
~. arriving 10 Richmond MONDAY an ; RI-
Passenger accom- modstions unsurpassed.
CetiI faro t1 SOW York rut Jaiues-rlyer
route iuc..diug neats sni Dorlh.........s . 10
Rolul-trIl arsot, limited ~ ihrty days
GlLor dltt Qt issue. .........-..-sss - ~
sts.~a.r. with .Us -tsEce ............ Oy
@te-r.se, Hitaul- Subsistence. .....-..--.-. ~
Csti- fare g.G lno-spca.o AL OHIO Tail- ~,
cel.a fsre r.a hicnnonI aaI Petersburg
TI.seIs ga bo o0tsl I'D p 8. IS. Careers. 900
Man DID,. taesepcs>0 aa1 oai9 ami hirh-
moIl l1d fnp'r-t rpot., ana ni company 5
OCl.rs, l5.l Nsiu - rect. alI wharf Rockets.
Freight .rrw1f i.I ,uI ur0l SD .llls " ladins
Issued i.v paiI'l tfg.4i Sea -,A-
Freight received leI 81 urtll h'tr " sailing
la-repger5 leaving ltclm9li on s.oNDAf =,
TIA~DAlS, " DNl>oAt>. ie t;oDAls. AMI
SATURDAYS b. mo tlr.syo4sr ana 'n.o rail-
way .r.g NoHQOr- Nrr-. 90 -.iJ A. VI. al ~
Richmond Eal Pc ers0lrs railroad same isy-l
1888 4. 49,. Will mass connection a. NON
FOLK With steamer leaving those days
HLDIt4E ". s. I..aN a. 70, AZ lLs,
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Nev.York Thursday. Oct. 3. 1889.
The following sales were held at the hAcnanse '''
Auction Room to-day:
BY James c. Labor
Gyestory buildings with plot OF LAND nos ~ ana ~
sulnerrys n s. 1877 n OF Parkst. plot A'1Nio4N4V'aA
o3 n Boye, $4,000.
BY Smyth & Ryan.
three.story house and nvestory factory Win io A9e
-hryste.st s. n OF Deancey-st, LOT ZoNlao' -
kTuisvitch s32,4oo.
BY w o. Sumner.
svs.story building with lot, No 234 West e2ost s.
" q, Ioh.ave lot 25x00 Charles De Nike N.Y., oo1
Sale az buildings, with lots, nos 80 W -'' "'' w.
81 adjoining above wlthnTaWh'
BY J. f. b. Smyth
l building. with lot No 30 Selmmel-s- s. OF Maui
son-S: 10, s7xe7; A Cline, Sl4 800 Ao Ia, OF,
i building, with lot No 49, adjoining aooV"' io' ~'A
fo1T,stcry buildings with lot, No 81 East 2oth'
, G 81 2d.aye lot 25X9S.9 Burke, sl9o0V $40 r.s.
1story dwellings with lots Nos 100 ana Us
10ths Of 4th-ave lots 25X75S each L i'oon''
5.sOry Cat with lot No a East 1I2thst W cor OF
lth.ave. lot 26.ex75.11; X Foley $50 o. ,oo.L 9.
Of sdave, lot iS.oxlool1, J Swenton 80 500; ~ .,
l.story with lot No 9is West l2stn'sI = Vi
Ith.ave lot %. 2x90.11 NJ Wilson. $4,000
by Richard V Harnett %.
S.story dwelling with lot, No $40 west oSa ST. g.
$50 Of we; lot ct 2G 30 30 w nsye atts Of
,6aS Ss'I 1dE aU s S NSs9a weinberg 1000 o.
sale Of the houses with lots, Nos IL, H. % ana -
Vest sod.st OF SHAVE. adjourned 70 Oco9er
sale Of brooklyn property comprising the house WIN LOU
By T. c. Smith.
Sale Of the dwelling with lot NO 40 west ooen's''
Of Sth.ave. was adjourned sine die
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RECORDED MORTGAGES


Appel, Emma to BOwery Savings Bank. No 4ee Grand
ud 5sS lfGP Sls s + t'''An' At''''
Huc, Chss to the Germanc Life Ins Co, ss 7sd'st.
SsaSi;i& ss9Ty r. to Davis cor shave and
oi soyie fsansis . Mlanesssos soth-s of
niSi Y; T1 Is dspd. cor Brooh'vs and
Earnes 6has' to Geo Watson. W Bathgate.ave, n Of
Borne, John to Thos Kane. Sl't.st. of 1stave.
RssscS julia ]. e .6 j Thompson. s cor LOrard
Cohen, Bernard. 70 F Meyer. 8 o5th.st Of 10th
Cohen, David 10 f. Backhau. SO clintOn'st install
: Cory ssilis N. to G vinegas sullivan.st Of
Davis, Bertha, TO !. Y Life ms Co. n shave
Demorest, WIN G, 70 Gsllstin. executor 16thst.
DeIaned. Eliza, 20 Y Fire ms Co. 6th.sve, Of
:, DOnald,on. Chester 70 Bulksy 71stst, Of
Fay Michael. to Minturn trustee 2ss Eldrldgest
Grsbsrn Harry, 70 L and Kelly. 14sthst. OF
Higgins, Edward, 20 Emsrsnt Industrial Savings Bank
Hoffman, Hedwig, to J Eichler leod.st Of Fleet
Hess, Alexander 10 W Duher, H. cor Tth.sve and
Kingssnd George TO Andrew EastOn, IA West o2d. st.
Kraft Bernard G, TO F Grasmuek 15Oth.st Of
Kahn German TO W spier, n 1othst Of sth.avc,
=. dedsrey s n, TO- r Wood. 5 sSdst W Of West
:. MeNiecs James. 70 NJ steinhardt, 1othave. n OF
s7thst year s2l,1O0 1900
=, MarfaHsp. Daniel T, to Bet,, l24th-ss Of
Nave. | wear as. 600
Mould n d. 70 Isabel Eldridge Pier So. f. r., 7
Fears 5000
-, Murphy Patrick, to A Morgan, n l0thst OF
th.st yesys So 500
mo MOLE. ys,! s, I:msy .:J SSSsntsomy
G. 0Connor. Margaret to irwin 13eth'st Of
southern Boulevard / year. s277.
senhsrdt Resale. 70 Brown and another trustee
=. Shannon. Annie V. to q Il Hyatt S 13sth-st Of
SHAVE. year, 81. 600
7 A
$4,000 '@' ~' 49, ~
49, Smith. Frank f. 70 Robert Murray, 3 Iosthst, W OF
'th-ave. month. s5, 300
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TRAINS FOR THE WEST.

TRAINS FOR THE WEST.
Leave sa0Ds SPi q PiSH9S1S ana fSEand' s
a. m The ceie6rated New.YerE anu Chicago Limited.
the pioneer s q 4s 'es % bsSS sns state ss
Room sleeping RnGs sa and s s0 Sar
Chicago and Cincinnati.
a. m Fast line with Pullman Xestbgle psr l and
f Bg c iSf ST daily
via S, Fq% pa F YsssqIs
SSs cSsS eneipaai Louis daily except satHi.
SE for racine Saysfaa sss pullman
inc Cars daily Tor Pifsburg. Chicago and Toledo daily.
s1S % A. cS SS & Soy %
For 100 G9 % S1a II sn i Rans
90. ii 90 a. m, 100, 200 ana 80 D. sundays,
n.ns s1d IS.S SG a. ne
Limited E1Pess" of Pullman rsror Cars daily except
sSd aS 0S %R Dining s'' Gar Tt'9nf0I
So 90 ana $50 a. T. b 90 8oo 20
n" ' $780, g 80 @ and 200 D. % and IL Is night
For points Chesapeake and Ohio hallway and Gin
' S55 E5pa a SS 'a s 9a S2 week
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and Rtemed9te stations
20 and ~ p. M. on sunday; as a. M and . 100
For Old Point and Norfolk Via New-York Philadelphia
and Norfolk R9 6S 8 100 p a. daily via Baltimore
Booyn Annex .T with ell Ind through rough
FOR PHILADELPHIA Express Trains leave New;York.
via Desbrosses and Cortandt Streets Ferries as follows
win apd ID 10 w oS al di%t TED and sS
90, 100. so, s 100 and 100 P m and II Is night
Accommodation 10 10 H. Ia 40 % and 100 o P r. 70
a. M. &c., 90. 80. 90, go g. 90 an and . 100
Trains leave NewYork daily except sunday az 0O and
II 10 a. m, l. 2 4, ., p m and 10 a. M and u 80
D. m. on Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden
Ticket offices. Nos; I. ABS, $40 and ga Broaiway
House and foot OF Desbrosses ana Cortland St
Court.st and Brooklyn Annex Stati3n foot o. Full
Jersey CITY; Fmlgant Ticket ONCE Castle Garden
Tho New York Transfer Company Will call FOR and cheek
CIfkS r PiyGW J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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7. IL GoopMAN. GencraI ra..enset Asenl
CHARLESTON. 50. the somh & southwest.

CHARLESTON, SC, the South IL Southwest.
~ JACKSONVILLE AND AL, FLoMpAA POINTS
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From pier - L. Il. foot Rooseyelt.sO, a. . D. IN
IROQUOIS Charleston and JaCksonN lie III Oct' O.
DFl4hWA kE Charleston only Si' OVI' D.
YEN sSSFE Charleston ana Jacksonvilic Won Oct 9
CHEROKEE Charleston AMI jackson lie We'd Oci. y
All steamers nr,t-caSs PASSENGER aeon
under orn policy effected nc onenh O one per
cent. WM l.. CLYDE <. %. ucn Ah''NS' "
r. C. FGEF g. T.. A. g. &. =. & i. Line, BID Bwy,N y
ID ACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMnANl >
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN CHM
IENTIiAI, AND SOUTH AMERICA AND ,MEn,AlCO.
From York. pier foot OF Canal-st ~ "
f'dr tho ISIhmu> of Panama. .
NEWPORT snilS Thursiay Oc'911er ~ NUN g1
From san Francisco. LIST ana Bfdhhah sIN
For China and japan, .. ,
CITY OF PEKING sails saturday. October % - 2 m.
For freight passage aud general i9ioimiionN upRF I"
H. j. ri Lay. General super ntendent
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Proposals.


ID ROPOSALS FOR IMPROVED DESIGNS
or POSTAL CARDS.-P0ST OFFICE DEPART
MFNE OFFICE OF POSTMASTER-GENER WASH
lNGTON, ID. C., Sept Is. ISSg.-ln order TO secure
possible improved design and border for postal GIRLS
sealed proposals. invited from artists designers and
others and will be received az this Department until 10
designs or drawings for the purpose bidders may
wish submit. Proposals should be made the blank
forms provided by the Department securely rnvelopcd
and sealed ndoTsed Proposals for designs FOR postal
ards and addressed the Third Assistant Postmaster.
General Washington, ID. G. Blank forms OF proposal,
with Specifications ana information will b. furnished
application TO Third Assistant Postmaster General
II s. GENERAL LIGHTHOUSE DEPOT,
omes Of u y Iishthouss InsPsSt"s Third sso DIS
Boilermakcrs.S proposals. will be received at this
Unce until o'clock p N. Monday, October 81. 1882
furnish boiler complete on board for the lighthouse
tender Garicnia. Drawings specifications and form OF
right IL reserved to reject any all bids ann to waive
any defects BY order OF the Lighthouse Board
FREDERICK RODGERS. Commander u 3 ", inspector:
II S. GENERAL LIGHTHOUSE DEPOT
- .Onice Of the T. ;. Lighthouse Inspector Third Dis
Tor Cordaec-Seacd proposals viii be received az thl:
October 1889 for furnishing Manila and tarrcd codage
and cotton hayafd stuff for the thou.c establishment
dc crIbad and enumerated In the specifications which
ether with OF bid. can be obtained at this
Office Contract will be awarded on the entire lot Of
cordage &c. The right T. reserved TO reject any or all
hlds and TO waive defects. FRED. RODGERS. Com
mander &. 5. n, Inspector 3D. ]" II. D'stEIct
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FALL RIVER LINE. Boston, 50,
ulJDsON RIVER 81 DAYLIGHT.

II IfHH NttdIntTs
NETWORK or ALBANY
DAILY Except sundays.
Leave BROOKLYN. Fnlt0n.st. (by AnneNl.S 100 A. NJ.
NETWORK, Ncstryst Pier .-..-.---'.' - 40 q"
West 22d-st Pier. 8 100
for ALBANY Landing at YonkeTs. West Point New.
burgh. Pouehkeepslc Rhlnebeck Catskili ana Hudson
Returning n. m.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF
PRErERRED AND COMMON STOCK
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY.

The undersigned invite you behalf Of the owners
a majority the preferred and common STOCK 70 unite
with them
J. In voting at 9 special meeting OF the holders OF
preferred stock, be held Oct II next Tor con
soidsted mortgage under which than s16Ooooooo
gold bonds shall be issued. having hundred years
rum and bearing than per cent interest ana
TO DO used follows: Every issue OF the Hid Donds "
DO sanctioned by Affirmative vote Of not less thah
nine out OF the thirteen Directors
For the retirement OF 600 outstanding
first second and third mortgage bonds. s7o'oVo'ooo
For the retirement OF the existing s26ooo.0oo
branch bonds. <o'ooV'0V'
'e over r $4,000 100000
For enlargement OF terminals and stations.
additional rolling stock betterments and
renewals and other expenditures not properly
chargeable operating expenses......' 2o'ooo'ooo
For premiums bonds exchanged. .....-. IVoVV'oVo
;These bonds. however. can only be used
for this purpose upon the Affirmative vote OF
at least nine members OF the board and when,
in the opinion OF the Trustees, expressed IN
writing saving OF interest to the company
cen be effected by such exchanges OF bonds)
For general purposes. VVUV'oVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I'D Fast Express Trains, via PHILADELPHIA, TO
RALTIMOKE. WASHINGTON,

pTulIIf lMiSNN CIR sifRviCE on ALL TRAINS.
Leave NETWORK, foot OF Liberty-st: as follows
For CIiICAGo, 3 10 D. m! u 700 midnight 40
For CINCIN \ Att. ST. LOUIS 80 a. m. 100 p. m.
For WHSIIINGTON BALTIMORE 8 80 a. M. loo
A. m. ]. 20 D. M, . 80 D. M 3:15 D. m, 100 D. IN,
10 90 midnight Sunday, 3 30 a. m, 80 2:3O, $40,
100 u. m. - 100 Midnight $500 -.
All trains stop Chester and Wilmington except 1913
For Ticket, and Pullman Car Space call az r. o:
Ticket Offces 81. 26l 415 and LAO Broadway or a.
Station foot Of LibCTtyst. go ,
New-York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana checK
baggage from hotel residence. - $1,000
]. y. ODFTT. CHAS o; SCULl.
General Manager. GehI Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-04

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