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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
Oreau CLEANERS.

GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
~ TIQUE FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE;
Companys Pier now No42 North River, IT, OF Moronst
IA BOZ RGoGNE, Frangeul.. SATURDAY, june go m
LA GAblOGNE bantelU SATURDAY, June Q, noon
LA BRETAGNE, de Joussen. Saturday, June Is, a. m
= A. FollGET, General Agent No. Bowling Gteen.
N ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. CO.
IN SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
EEW.YoRK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
steamers s S r ron Psr eer 2t;st Hoooken'
Traye.. We'd May 20, a. m. Ebe Sat, June 8: D. n
Fulda Sat, Juno a. m. Elder Tues, June II.
Lain Wed, juno 5, 10 2. N. Aller Wed. June II.
First Cabin 800 and upward berth according TO loca-
Second Cabin ESQ and ESQ adult Steesge a low.
est rates oELRICHS CO.. No. . Bowling Green.
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RAILROADS..
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
I'D Fast Fxuress Trains via PHILADELPHIA, u
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNh ATT, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
prLLMAN cAR sERVIcE on AZ TRAINs

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Leave NEW-YoRK, foot OF Liberty.st. as follows:
Ert CHICAGO. S:l6 p. m. ~ 200 N dniahG -.
For CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS. 80 g. m. Zoo
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE. 8 80 q. NJ, II 100
Q. 80 p. m, $3.50 .. m. l5 D. NJ o:Co D, H.
~ 90 midnight, "a ,,-,-,.
All trains stop Chester and Wilmington except S;I'
FOR Tickets and Pullman Car Space call at p. d o.
Ticket oniees, 81 POI, AIS and LAO Broadway, or a.
Station foot OF Liberty-st
Nsw.YOtk Transfer COMPANY will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence.
CHAS. o. SCULL. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- FOOT or LIBERTY.sT.. NORTH RIVER

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
- FOOT or LIBERTY;sT SoRTa Tia RIVER
chnnE. wIEesSars and scranton. Reading. HarisSurs
%ss.s cS.n ss sn
ton Reading Harrisburg PotsyIe. TansQla. shamOfin.
s1p?S SG for E.:so.. Bss4lehsm Allen.
HsnGn chG I E.. Ea4B s.aS
oAgns H. S Fn fsstaao
cAS sS RSaaas 81 nsSS s' q
FGSS % sd.y % s o5 j % y sIaa sS
a Fer d. RSs Tons Sr and ss
F., Asns Cry ii' ana brdseon ao
40 Dor r co. $50 A 80 10 80 D. n Sundays 90
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. AsBURy PARK.
OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier 5. n. r
For Ai Ts,D sS ns hs ss9S nsh OsSss1f
AG a 20 PeI % H SGndsy. so n '' NJ
For 70 Is @ F'is 9'e' sn SS,' s1s FI'
bury PARK and Ocean Grove. SO
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE.
FOX PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Wa sna Il q .G 3hp K R :.s ssd , ss. q
For PfiladclbHIa, al 400 7a5 $50 80 II 100
a. NJ, 80 80, SIS, 100, 5 90, $50, 80, IL 90
D. N. SUNDAYS 80, 80 a. m, 30, 2 30 3: is.
10y FSr o la G NJ s' AID Washington daily 80 1 90
''SffR sS sspiS Ssyyn 3 at as II GO a
:so i 60 T. M have connection for Reading Harrs;
Tickets and iosloy be procured at IL col,
AIS. ei4, LAO, 1923 BroadNAy 1877 0thaye e8t West
i36th lst Fast l"Shsr, New YORK; cOurt-st. $50
x TansieF co@psny viii cal. for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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~. hr nn .rTors-New YorS. g. Indisnapos i. Len
on Ssses-New.York o indianapolis l. Base on oSlls-
Ey WsIeh Q; BY Getzen, 3. Struck out-By Weleh, 5
Sy Gebsein, s. Two-base hts-O'Rourke Double
nlays-Whtxey and ConnoA Stolen bases -Richaf;t
SnS /: Ewing, 8; Ward /. Sacrifice hts-Connor. l.
and ward, /. Hit by pitcher-Seor Pa, sd balls
buckley, !. Umpire-Nr Lynch. Time, 80
The League rice 70 date leaves the Trans in this
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SPIRITS or TuRPEHTINE.


CHARLESTON. Asy 2s.-Jrurpentins Grin ~ 38c.
hAyASNAB, May 20. --Turpsntlns nrm At 80 fc
WiLhtSoroK, May 2s.-Tnrpontne arm at 35Sc.
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NETWORK CENTRAL
IN AND
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
On and after May % trains leaye

GRAND CENTRAL. STATION,
ts m R9shsstsr ana Montreal Express. driving.
Ss ., il: +. (; also East ATOany 70 81 Adams Via
g a G yEgTTaytED MEwy0 2s
ss GE 'e s SSss5
a. S5 NJ. IndlanspoS ii is a. M, ST. LOUIS 40
P next Day Connects o. Cleveland with .Esin for
Columbus and Cincinnati Elegant compartment sleeping.
G9IsesS EYprs:; g, SIssarH Falls To. To
eS,s nS S aa se;ss
70, saratoga, LAKE George Rutland sseningsO& North
A0sns a %ssp9 iSS% I'd IDEA sSss. via draw
meets To- ScTa Ads@s ana ias@e$i,Ss
I y, Es S.s Ru G.Rsn ss.p M s. B FsSs
fono and Cleveland. Cincinnati IndanapShs % Lo@ss
Detroit and Chicago, With VesuSulsd and sleeping ana
Gsn.nSasuH
to ca9andasH e. the 10 M n and C,nandsu.
Erprcss % sas daIS % PisssenTg Montreal
& %S b s6s and es or s
S"a s peins: and cAnSnd'isua daily
A; Nal Limited .ss cis ;lSss 4 EsIs'; $
Nah; EIPl.,s SS RT GiSsisGs, su IA
s a. NSss'1 s. Ff hS
70 Gy.O Sr U n Sn as' except
y sdnsS. isr ssi 9rs wS,e rutland No
; 1SsSy cS Ss ,'R as
Tickets and space IN dramingsoom ana Isep On
y PARK fse %S;s ss3 sd sd
isE nd c5 b. sS ossSsS. from
r. sy 1sS s S9 a SSS %.
Wiz .ssa SssHs m s S5s%a
e C. IS station Fs ss s%S
u rn T1CS SUPERINTENDENT, ii Fa..sassr AGENT
WEST SHORE RAILROs D, \. Y. c. &
+ Co. =. follow .Si S sssy yG so t5
ss n1iGn 'T Tami nGSS % 50 a. ~ 5I% SIS n
Sq; . M No. a " 10 canada Ea:t 55 ~ Nssas
IS Gss fSa Enf5S'P-' rnC, %d ali n
EnsSn s S snG Saii IS i hsG'GS
sS' af uso Sss,:s
Ss:s'' tPs r. a:r 'Jss%
gsEs or PES rs sH9E Il.
$751; %s. ~ PAD saa G P'9 e
81 X r ws.Ssotss Express calls Co.; and checks bag
gage F Ssas sSf'i fs asS Agent.
ERIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4ol, 81.
m and gs csaaSsi. S and gSSS err S:
sa S:%:S "a GaIsa . 10. PaSs
q Ca Ssssss 0n; '3a sIas, To- s5ssnS 1a
leave ed. minutes earlier than time shown nom
ChamborS-st local trains TO 10 minutes earlier;
BUFFET Drawing. room Coaches 70 Buffalo.
10 30 NJ. week day., to BlnghaTtOn. osweEo. ElnrA
6 D. m every day Chicago aud St. Louis Limited
ngrelo NaEa IaS ceySaGa S Ghis ,S Cincinnati
80 p m every day, Chicago ExPT@," Pullman
Budet secpcrs BnEhamton. Owego Elmlrs. Rochester.
nu! HSSTs5S Cncn9SS" snf ?H!Ssfo 10
S;87i. $50. g. GAS $50, :. so, ., 10 80 70
P.;'ss 2s'' E sso 10 5 80 IL s nss2
55?s oOT5 SiS o 90, 80 o !, 70 90 u nisht
r'icF'Gn 30 so s 90. 70 s &c. 3 s PG0P
5g5%o 30 1s75, ; d2H o:o79. el'' $50 :.
TO- j 80 J. 10 22a. sos. S::2t' S:'sS
N?s' 80 s. S:s$$s $40 Coz go T. g. iOs&
sursrn n'S local AS :Scs 80 10 30 M l. g.
N,sS 80 So $50 o. s9 52 nts15 80
GosSea No. as say, ., 80 a m; l, $3.50. .:sO.
MlSii@ S; :. S Ror1 J.rvis 445 SCH . 30 m
20. 80. 3, 7. 80 p, m =. soo ,o.,o
suIds! Se1 rams 40 mai? 40 3s % s a. g 0sh NevE
Branch. . M. $40, 80. 10 ?
40 !! ~ s9H Rkrhn5Ap OF N J. DIVISION
ENSsSooiho and Tra s5 Is Is Gl5 &c. ssS 60"
S:55S S, 80, 20, GO72, 45, 3, 10 80. IL Sun.
Sysck ana PS 4:52S. so, Sos as & 10 30 e.
send 10 cents in postage 70 Csn'i rAss'r Agent for
S w %rR SFGST with local tine + s'' FARMER
Gen'l Supt bcnern FaSsehgsr hgenA
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Otean Steamers.

IA NETWORK AND LIVERPOOL.
SIS. CITY OF ROME Wed, May 20, June %, July "a,
and every fourth Wedr esday thereafter.
Saloon passage, 500 and upward second class. $50.
GLASGOW VIA LONDON DERRY,
From Pier Al, North River, foot OF Leroy.st
FurnessiR. June :, CrCRSsia., June Is, .
Devonia June Z, y. IN. Eth oplR. %, D.
Rates OF passage g.
GLASGOW, LONDON DERRY or LIVERPOOL:
Cabin, ESQ AMI 500 second class; $50 steo age. go.
Travellers Circular LPtt Credit aud Drafts for any
amount issued &C lowest current rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green, N. Y.
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proposals
AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 200. STEWART BUILDING. $1,000
No. $50 broadway Ncw -lots. May -, lSo'

TO IUNTNN' IUI.N-
y IDS OR PROPOSALS for furnishing nine
I'D by 4f'et double stem Suice Gates VITA the neees'
lining machinery. &c required at the POCAnuco.
ArdsleJ aud YOnks' blow Oh gate houses on see
lions and ~. the New Aquoluct tHiicI lot "a tnr
approved forms ~ contract sEI -peth'at"ha on h" i
lie once Iuuriuci Commissioners Will be ffcfN"d
AZ this once until U,l0rk T. Uu "WEDNESDAY !.
JUNE T. 1879. At which pacr aud hour try viii De
publicly opened BY tho Aqu"durt tomn,ssoncrs AMI -"
award doing -Ni Work WI. Do mad" by aid to'hhi~
siohcrs soon thereafter a. pHsslbc.
HANK form. contract and specifications therefor,
ana bids pruIosal- ana proper "n,rup's Tor h"f ~
closure and ali other u'ofua ton /" obtained 81 TIE
shove nlce OF the Aqncduct tommIsHonefS on Sppica
itunt To he
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THE FATE OP MISC rogIy,

gross recepts 23o5 bales exports Great Britain. 73A
oalosi sales 1000 bales stock, 7O.9lt bales,
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pomestic situatious Uantco.
FnnAloA.

Females.
II OUSEKEEPER or JANITREsS; BY
IL a = spectacle woman Pleasc call at
1877 West i6,hst.
OTSEwORK by neat good girl; IN:
II der lands her work we'll, and not afraid
TO do IL fond ot children; sober, honest
CAN KATE. go 6th.avc. Mira. HALLS.
I INFANTS NURsE.-By an experienced
] infants uur-c, has the pest NJ city fcfer
eucrG Addros r., DoN 3. Tribune Up
town once, ,2sS Broadway.
4 ANITEESS. ny respectable oolored
woman az janitrost OF private h0use for
the summer Address Miss MORRIS. goo
5tn-Sye,
I AUNDIlPGS. by a North German Prot.
~ e,lsnt irst:elass assist -, YIN dh,oc sham
10 the country. Call n Sf.ave., near lith'
4 ADY'S MAID, Ac-Ey an active,
- mldile.Iged FIeneh Swiss Protehtlot
GENEVA; or nu'lc and srsmstrSs' l" srST'
Tribune Uptown once, l,2ss Broadway.
T AUNDREss. by a Scotch Protestant
excellent ratcrrnceS $50 Shave
NUNDREss or COOK by a woman, TO
II 20 out by The day. A. PLATT, lSo
West SlstH., reag'
r NUNpRESs.-By, a nrs,-elsss young
II no NDlCCliOn ~
best city references 8l9 Fast 37th'st.
AIrNDGESS. ny strong, caapble young
l. woman arNi.rlaSs can 'cnd up clothes
A., the neatsst manner; well recommended
Civ or rountrv. Cali At 00n GthRve, up.
stairs. Mme. JArQUIN'S.
AUNDREsS.-Dy young Welsh woman
IL . years reference; hTstclass; shirts,
collars. cuffs. nuunR, lRceN, fannels, &C.;
=, 60 lent ,hAmb rjrnd wages moderltt!
DIV. country. AMERICAN TRAINING
SCHOOL. 49, 3d.nc.
4 AUNDRESS by respectable woman
L. 10 90 out hy the day, % nrst.class
laundrrss; best city reference. $50 fAst
4lst.st., I nght back. -----.----.--
( TGHT uOUSEWORK or Carl 9.
LCIIILDREE two girls, la'Aly
landed. Address 81 l0th.ave,, % floor.
7 ADY's. NAID-py q young woman OF
| . eNrarIehce thoroughly nndersiands IN.
tire charge 81 lady's werdiobe hrsl.clsss
dTos.makrr, hairdrNsHct ana gCol packer;
SrrusinInnd to travel 50 years. city htef'
once rum last employer S6B 6thaNe, near
Ath.Sr, ring Powers bell. -------..----.-
ADY'S MAID going 90 Europe would
1 Give her scrV lees for voyage Cell at
pi resent employers, 222 MAtlson'aYe.
NfIsS SCH AGFNERS reliable employ:
wi mNnt agency, as 6th.aVe male and
ffma'e help, with good references city OF
country. . -.
NTURsR-By an experienced nurse thor.
4 ouRhly competent city references. $50
West 2oth.At., sround MOOR ring twice
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domestic situaiions tUanteo
Females.

Females.
MAID or UPSTAIRS woRE.-By very
4h capable, neat German gITl; city or
any work lady requirrs. CAV go 9th.
ave-. near lTth.st Mrs. HALLS.
~ UkSE.-By a nurs. for grown ehIliIen
y ard d. plam sewing " Hing and
onliging; best city references Adirc>S
". J., Uptown Tribune On'cr, 1898
NURSE TO lNFANT-By a mIddle.sged
birth; raise on bottle; city OF country 4
years city reference. Cal at 40 West S0th.
81, SImmons's bell
NURSE and SEAMSTREsS. by ~ ,pect.
table young girl willing and ObliginS;
good references. l,l06 ed,aye. =
NURSE aud SEAMSTRESS. by AHer.
y can glrl; references. 100 iih'ave., ring
third bell.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS or CHAM.
~ BERN AID. Neat tidy young woman,
NE % road Of children excellent seam
sues,; willing aud oblglne has rcfer'
once wants place either city or country:
Please cali l,OlT Gtn.are.. bet 51th aud
~ CRsE-CH NMBERMAID:- by two
~ Young German girls. sIstars, together
one nurse, other chambermatd city refer.
ences. 524 Eas, 13thst. BAKER.
NURSE, SEAMSTRESS. ny young Eng.
~ fish woman ~ competent childs
rursr. understands care Of intant from
birth excellent seRmstlcss, and neat thOI.
ough chambcFmnii wages moderate city,
country. AMERICAN TRAINING
SCHOOL. 49, Sd.are. ----
NURSE. BY young Protesteut girl;
~ rcnpet.nt uuIsc; neat plender; fond
OF children: will teach English lessons
best city reference. Can Az West s0th.st.
NrCRSE--Bv a respectable girl; lately
" londed. t. take cave OF children aud
to assist With ehsmberwork. Call 1870 I'd.
ave-. 30 floor 'front.'
NJURSR.-By young English girl no
~ objection n trAvelling good reference.
Can he seen AZ IS West t7th.sG
NICRSP, 6c.-By youlg girl. Htely
~ iand,i, TO take carr Of children. help
with chRnlheFMoFk or do SewiDg Willing
AMI o6uging; no carls. Sat Fast osth.st.
NJ URsE or HOUSEwoRK q young
~ giIl lately landed 10 take e0ro OF
ehiireu oE do llahi housewoL& l+d " IS .st
NJ u RsE-By an English nurse 70 younr
~ children; good seamstfesa win travel;
gOOt city references. Address EMPLOY.
MENT SOCIETY, az Bibie House.
~ URSE Woman would like the care OF
y child At her own home would give
mothers care, ISL Wost 126th.st., cigar
store.
ID ARIsIAN lady as companion for the
Il Paris Exposition; engagement cay
Tor season ; eaty terms Address Nine
cLAUDINE, 27T West Houston'sh
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Tickets Of admission dncluding coupon tickets for
Elevated Railroadl all championship games Of the
Ncw-Yor ball club ~ ST. George arc now on sale
at all downtown stations Of the Elevated Railroad
it was said last night that there was good chansc
Of the New York club going back 10 the Polo Grounds
Immediately. The fact that the club has not "a,
vertfsed TO mo.rows games seemed TO mako the story
probable. u said that the Aldermen have be>n
seriously considering tho subject for some time.
The New-York and indianapolis teams play again
at ST. George to-day.
lively game OF baseball was PLAYED al the Man
haitian Athletic Club grounds yesterday between the
Thomas W Keene team and the ) AS team The
Ecenes won by the OF &c To This Is III" frat
defr.t Of the Actors Amateur Athletic Association OF
America and the toy ball players felt san last night
YALE BEATEN BY THE STATEN ISLAND CLUB.
New.Hsven. May 2s.-The Yale was defeated yes
terdzy by Staten Island Athletic Club at New Haven
sssrg pitched after the fourth inning and was hit hard
Calhoun. strebesh and Finley played good ball The
score follows:
S S.ss Island A. c. e g g 9 9 S S-iiSS
E.rned ruas-stasen Issps A,hietie Club 10 Tale
Twpbsse hitsvan zapt Tyndae. Three.base hit-Poole
stolen bsses-Depper Stage 3 Moore Finley Terry. Nc
Bride, DalIeiL Home TuDs-Poole Moore Double plays
-Custng Calhoun and Me Bride Bases on ballS-By
Bates g. ny Dalyeil by Staes ut by pitched onlI,
Deeper Gushing. Struck out-By Bates T. by Dalzel l.
by Staee g. wild pitcbes-DalZell Posed baiis-Poole
1. Finley .. UmPlre-Lyng Time-2Io.
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8. c., the South & Southwest
~ J&CKSoNyILLE AMP An FL9 RlbA POINTS

A
~ JACKSOSSILI.E AND ALL FLORIDA POlNTb
TjiE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Yrura Iirr -, L. r. liOot Rooseyeit.sLl Al m
" GSSIF. Charleston and JIcHsonSie Fr. Nav 81
SEMINOLE Charleston SRd aeksonyle Tug. June
rpTvOEFr Charleston and JaCk~"nNiiS Frt, une =
All ,tsuserS nrstrlAAs pAss"ngct Areommoaaaohs
under open p1AcJ cfcc L0d AZ ann OF Qua per
"A l. I'll DE * 80 p'u: Hs''Sx
TIANIHI RG.AMERICAN PACKET co.
IL EXPRESs SERVICE bcIven NcWYorki South.
ampton lI.HIdou, ani iLamh"fg y hs ncw Twin soI'N
Thr Mail S,rauYrT HammoniA will leave May 80 N
Iutn ssrru EAprrss = Augusta Victoria, June 21,o m
REGCLAR SERVICE TO Plymouth ll%1donl Cher
Ao,,rv Iiaria, ana Hamburg sls' direct TO Hamburg
pE.ntt, . I, M. June IlusiS .... 10 a. m Juas O.
i.t cabin $50 and upNard stserags A. Low nna
nshI@' SS,tIt'VZ Dit C. y RICHARD 4 CO,
IL J. CORTis. Mgr. el bfoSd"aJ' ~, 4.
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JAMES c. DUANE, President
JOHG q SHEFUAS S"cretatT.

CUSTOM Hot ST, Ncw-lork City, May -
" 1890 sealed proposals viii be received until
O'Clock Tue-sJ Jun II. 1889 Tor furnishing lr light
wapr ice miscellaneous suppli"s Hlsblhg towels hauling
nsbr, and spukluG sTrt- required by this building dur
ing the fiscal year ending Jun" 20 l-gO iAFucui5' 90
npulic.uon lUEL Is. ERlIARDr. Custodian.
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.ARIS ENpOSITION.

pARIS EAPUSIIIUN; - o,,
pTf ~, new TcahsI Guide nollsnd me Rhine and
Isr, PA Entirely renewed Feet OF poWeuul
1sd modern 1esmshpA Latest Aaiitonsi isSa
IlotlerdAn. 1881 hmsS raam' lsss' cShic 10 -
go second Cabin So Ten days 70 Rotterdam by
-. vscndan. sailing June g. July ls Rotterdam to
pnris hour.
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DED STAR LINE. o
IL ron ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New York and Antwerp weekly.
NOORpi,NN u ....-....... Nrih'rill' nv - ~ w
Cabin r,tes: Ffrst Cabin go and upward. Excursions
eliO and upward. Second cabin $40 INu'Non' Nv
yl wTICt IT SONS Gen'l Agts Bowling Green
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APARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR

IL y
- once Of Indian Affairs Washington. May a. 1850
sea- cd proposals endorsed "ProlOFas for Haukrt ana
addressed u the COMMISSIONS Of Indian Ara'. wl.h,ng
ton, d. G., viii be received until ~. ~ Thn'laJ,
June 20 1889 Tor furnishing tho indian service about
10 90 pair 81 GlWO". indigo blue. knSr blankets
consisting OF $40 pair. 2po,n[ E2h69 igIh@% 10 Weigh
) IA Ne. each. 3C25 pairs l2poni b4NOb lnrh's. "
weigh each. and L. 7$j pairs 3polnt GoN72 ineh.
10 weigh Ds each BiiicFs required 10 furnish
samples Of The article. bid Tor 'uch sample to BE- dey.
rcd at the OnicH Washington At bef"r" ~"
time speclnci ior op'nlng bids nd ~" acconan,el ey
contract may b. SwArdod Will he required 70 furnish ne
nAmn Of the mill mills at which N" blankets Aru 10 he
manufactured Tho Government reserve ne rght Tho
exercise which right shall b" guaranteed by the con
tractor authorize an inspector y visit nc Ed mills
any time during pTOc"s, Of the manufacture 81 SAN
blankets and inspec. he material out Of which they g[o
being made 1he right Is also reserved u reject any bd
or any part any BID II IN the Judgment Of ne Commls:
sione Of Indian Arafs such rejection VIII be IN the best
inIerest Of ihe Government Zach BID must b. srr9m,
named by q cItnci cn"Ck Or dtaft upon som" hli'i
States Depository p'ysble % tc crdet on The SGmmls,
.oner OF indian Affairs which check nr dat shall u" NOT
less than i've per entum the amount O supplies pro
ncssd 10 furnished and shal b. forfeited 10 the nled
khtes in biicf receiving al award shan 'a ="
execute prnmptly with good ana Sufficient sure
U 81 his hid oihcrWlSe 20 -
,n,urned 10 the bidder BIDS be made Tor Tho dc W.
cry of The blankets the WSFeh0ur Tor Indian supplies
In Sew.York City aud all must BE- delivered not later
than sixty days approval of the contract BIOS not
sccnnranied by check draft will not be considered
JOHN II. OHERtf, Commissioner
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ID ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANT'S
1 LlSES FOB CsALlE9JRNiAS'p IAiAS& ShNIEEXXico
Irg,n New. YORK, pier foot Of CNnAl-sLl ",
For san Francisco via The t.thmus OF Panama
CITY PARA sails SATURDAY June /. noon
Prom San Erancisco. IL ard BrsHhAn sts
EoF China aud JppAa.
CITY OF PFRISG 'l.l' Monday, June D m
For fret ght passage and Ecneri, Information sppT %
,,t n,uy'. onCs on tho pier foot Of Cana.st, y. r.
"T''' H. j. BCLLAY. SupcriEtchdnnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

ID RDpOSALS ron ItNiNlli NJ III
NrssE LS custom House Collectors once, May 90
tssg proposals will b. received al this oncc Until
10 O'clock noon Wcdne sday. MAY 20 1850 Tor supply
s ,atons and ship chsndcry for uSo Of tbs veHseN ADD
crews OF tho T. =. Revenue Marine Ia he CHlechon DIS
ir, toy tho nsca wear ending June 80, 1890 Schedules
~ Cies Of shin chandlery bid for will be uTn he'd
o annlIcaton al this Office Tho right T. reserved 70 re-
Gn ct pny or all bids JOEL n. ERhARDT. Collector
e, EATED PROPOSALS will be received at
- onc" Of the suPernNp1rnt Of Kepalfa o. ~
t,h dsy Of June 1880 for furnishing all labor and ma
teraI REQ uired the repars and additions 10 me
SiS the speeincaon BIddrrs must state the number OF
DAYS II ON date Of award Of contract ~ which tncy VIZ com
pcc the work under penalty o. "rG GU ~ ME ono.s
Each proposal DO accompanied by cetihcl Gn1S
for ado dTwn to the order Of nc Treasure" H re at
The light 20 reject all bids II reserved nc SpJ
ncaflon aud drawings can be scen an1 my nloInto "o
tainei by addressing wM. j. FRYER Jr superintendent
~ NITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE, NEW
| y6TtK CITY Superintendent once May ~ tsso,-
Sealed propoisis VII be received by IN" ,o m
9sfaSned Until I? ociocS noon I m5T j. 1872 3D.
for iIan Tine 70 time b3 this Office during twelve
months ending Juno 30 1890 embscng .cas D snTa
iron pipe and cnsnss lead pipe s Rr,I c'a anil anE
goods ana ,o S ornep With nfstrn s o. quantities o.
fss g B ro6oY o vii o S .pa
n,hSn on sStR article and upon comparison Of the prices
aa SAMPLES furnished will b. accepted as 70 nc Who'll OF
nap a. nav b. decmsd for the Interest o. tho
!hs viii DO made the parties whoa bids may ~
and the articles must be Furnished as required
without desy by sufcicn bond with ?aG more
D W and By samples or<nch Description n tG 'hns
% VIII clearly "a liz undsrslgned and incoscd; with
De ,S a ~ this advertiser 10 ~neh SaSeoHNi ~.
doHe PTopS:..sr g. s ny PScaf nsmod the
opImsdsrs and the officers Of the Assay omee' N"N"
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TAPhN-CHlNA. 1890 ,.,.,
y OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave san Francisco a. follows =,
-, IN ............. Itu'dAV, June 90
Suprrbly Appointed superior AZ 'ullrtlatOns
porT,atons made 10y letter or gol@sraph TO- ana
cabin plans At 2s7 sni $40 lrpoiHp Ne"'fofG or
Room "a, RAILROAD BuIlIng. san Francisco ,,-
'' 49, LELAND STANFORD. PreAldeni
GOODMAN General Ia AsuEeF AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

WHITE STAR LINE r,Doo,
IvoYALkSn UNiTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
ASIC. CAPT. Irving -, .hA w
.hbHikTiG CAPT, CAMERON Wed. June 10 g m
tt,,I'T NNSIt CAPT DaNI .... We'd June IL IN
.EEf.TIt Cant f. J smith 100. we'd June ~. 10 a m.
Prom IhIb Star Dock. foot ~ West lO'hn -
49, sGp an and ~ from tho
Old country eco a limited nunOer OF second cabin
tAsasureTs earned these oul ward $40 Ao
Eo; prepaid, alOi excursion, go and s1S. Compa1Js
0mee' NO u N'0''""'' J. BRtCE ISMAY. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
pomcs,ic 5ilual,ons Uanteo
Females,

GERMAN lady, speaking English ana
" French. desires Sliustion for July
and August ~ companion To lhl{ 49,
In a. Iurupe Address Fri. RlNIEE,
Il AuhAIt... Berlin. Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

FAST PTTTsFIEI1D AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL
Win elegant Wagner Drawing ROOM cars leaves Grand
Harlem Division. daily except Sunday.
~ S'-22Pi.EE-y GEO ~GE A. DANIELS.
. &, n'l Passenger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

HDuSEwORK.- by q young glH 70 90
IL general housework III shioh fanny
MJ last TOth.st., top floor. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29

TIOTSEE EFPER.-BY middle. LACED lAdy
IL as PRACTICAL hou'ckeeper chaprrone =,
rrpvclini com anton htghest reiete deTS . ~
dres, ESPANOLA. Ool B'dfon'a'"'' hio'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
domestic Sitnations ruaniea
Females.

ID ROFFSSIoN GERMAN COOK
soups, meats, game. bOnlng. Harding,
bread rolls, fancy cakes, creams, iellieS
marketing &C.; capable OF taking full
charge OF Kitchen; family going travelling
after June . best reference. Address.
siALing waGcs L. K. l5l Ath.aNn.