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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
THE STATE or TRADE.

Flour active arm howard and Western sugerane
% 30 oS 90 Extra do s. ~ % Family DO 70 o. no
Mi Brand: E ~ q a % @a s:s
sssse Is Do E,trss3 SS42s Whsatsouthsrn active;
rnt, 80 s9Ic euseeIry 60 soc ,. no ,So9 sr
MAY $50 s.3,.c: June ss1ssiao: Southern firm:
Witt =, s+se YeI.T e. q fs21 June @s:srn
do Mixed 36s3lc Graded No White at &c southern
and PENNSYLVANIA 80 s3sc rye nominal A. ~ SSe LAY ia,
9i.,on. quiet Meas Port SIS q LUX MSs. loose n,.
shoulder. &c; CleA. b sides &c; 90 pscfed u STo
i ~ir a.y ws.rn Packed ise: Best
quiet S75c Coffee quiet s.e.y Io esrsocs far
quiet Rcnnrd ssi5c whi.ioy nrm asl TO- FT.sht:se
per Is. "a Grain Uq.h S sH4 o9rs dS SG
bush Corn 20 900 6nsh. oats :. 900 bush. we iW,O
bu-h. shipments-rour 900 hbls Corn %Sooo ousn
sales-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 32Ooo push
.aies Of 900 bush No Hard At 81 2J 1900 hush
At 81 90; 1000 bush No Northern At $50; closins at
W Al SIC carloads DO Al aO.c store carload:
no Michigan At 99Ha l00c Oh track Corn opened
strong and higher closed at inside pces e. o. ~
No S Ysos Al a. no q Sic a,icd in store
oats quiet and weak M. 2 White 3O'.c No white Soc
NO MI 2s%o on trek Barley S1iet ana n ss
40 Can.d. soc. Rye dnll and nominal: No 4, .Se
IN Flour qn" and unrhangsd Best sprnS ra s
steady lanai freights steady What ~; Corn SSc;
$50 Rye 3Nc Keceipu tfor ~ hours,If'Sar ~ oo
bush. oats $4,000 bush. Barley 1900 bush Hye liooo
bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

"a 500 "a busAsls d eaaA vAAal We as1ylesl 90
3 'ss So =. II, 81. g: Sji,:
.sns Ss:u%S tet s' sS Mysafs e ssS
isr ne sV.d Onssr nae s:s:,s 1890 S AZ
bushes and to-day they took IN end paid for nearly
2ooo 600 bushsis But eysGypcdy wss bssstsh% IN
and closed % cents Prov.ions were weak pork AZ.
70 eests Sundrsd: he weskness seemed Chiefly 70
SasSy Armour md the others who look In their May
shorts recently began apparently put them out for
cents for July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. May tSpecaD.-In Central Nebraska the tenn
pcrature was low enough Tuesday to freeze - d."
above At Noorehesd IL still colder. 20
degrees above Kansas also reported some cold
weather Neither the figures which came from the signal
onice the messages which from over the wires
had any effect on tho crowd. II was In selling mood.
and July wheat which opened 1t 10 So cents
as low Is rs " and closed At 70 eshts
The deliveries were sma. II estimated that lees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

On tue trolucs bkCusnHo
g. IN ~" ;i%.is S'so' 5' Choice Ss'i's
r ssf'; g s;S ss W.! .'tsas
piis sl M,: :. s. h,s .:s SSs
meal. . 3 b,sS. :: .''.dT
s sS. s G., sao; On y.
s;' in n9o lar. 1is
sso and H sessI % s .aG :ns
Et ,eSsu csTsfs nI% SnSs
and 76o premium selling Receipts Of wheat 600 bush;
jr wsSssr s7 r. :''.f 4. S S?m
:. g Butter c ssss
s s:S ss:a sssns sSc0
s Flour s S s. ? %as s 1000
priss: under SsIs' S.rins' ws1a
ii y. SS':s er'Fh 'hs il
s!ss :: 'Ssss g Ss ;:.. ,s:
81 'ss: s,.ss
m'ss ssfs &c: ;sry
g. H%s. 20 81 ssg; e.. d 70:
Psnnsyvinis Corn ruled steady nn,sr moderate
sa.%i sS' 9.S'9$ sSsSs% 70" ~
sss ~ 20 s9 July 70; MY is;
x2h 6S3Lc OAts-MArket for lots continued dull and
under liberal offerings; sales Of No Miisd AZ ZvT
do Choice Upsied White ut 81 NC do Choice 40
sac NO White on track 80 do n 2oh,ss s'eyStS ,r
on track grain depot 81 c offered In goth elevator
AZ 32c: futures dull but prices ruled stesty
No q White for May 3lA13lSc: do for June SiaS
n32c: de- for July 32s132Sc: do for August 3o632c
Potatoes steady; White Potatoes and Western
Early Rose Choice 80 $40 buah do Prime 3213oc DO
Fair Good ~ 332c; Burbank And White ssrs Choice
3O832c Fair To Good 23D2So Mammoth Pearl Ghoce
2s Hebron Choice 80 e5c New Potatoes Florida per
bbl Prime 81 90 500 do Meinm 50 % e. % ProvSSn,
quiet o ana p:s. 81 s0s
Ham, Sl3 6O6s4 Pork-Mesa, New slt Ooi do Prime
Mess Now ri $l3 so: do. Family 61l5 oO. Hams
Smoked lU26 l2hc do. g. p Cured. In aerces eaelOae
sdes Clear RIB salt ~ D7i9c DO do smoked Ssssc
dry and cured o.. sac do smoked $40
bellies in picfe sssae; DO breakfast Bacon s5s6o
butchsrs loose 3s,g7c Butter dull weak Pennsylvania
Creamery Pennsyvnnia Prints Extra At 2Bc
b. c. and ~ Y Creamery Extra At tic; Western Factory
be- Packing Butter IL 6l2o Eggs steady PennsylVsnh
Frsts i2c; Western Firsts ut l2c Cheese steady
Part Skins 607o Full Skins &c Sugar Refined quiet
Powdered DLo; Grsnulaed $40 Feed steady Winter
Bran siS 7sssi4 IS Per ton Petroleum dnl 10 Abel
2tOo bush oorn s. 2oo bush oas 81 400 en:h o., 5aI;
bush
TOLEDO May l.-wheat dull easier, cash 81 as9'.c;
May s4kc; June Sale July 7os.c, August 79lc Corn
No White cash Il 81 TO- covsrsssd dull cash at a 02
nominal. Reoeips-whoat 1000 oush. Corn $4,000 bush
Oats 200 bush sbpnsnts-Wheat 1900 bush. Corn
10000 bush. Oats 1000 bush
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Mem Publications.
READ ,r,, ,o,o,
BY w. NJ. SALTER

Vol. 1omo, cloth. Price, o. o.
.The Bresau Tines says:
The peculiarty and novelty Of his teachings arc found
in his wider conception OF duty ana inc comprehensive
- tn which the duties to feow.men. after those
dne 70 our own personality the family and the State. arc
uufolded and enforced"
ue ,s man Of eloquencc and earnesness. IS these dis
cou,scs show.-( American, Phila
The book furnishes new and beautiful PROOF that not
v dollars but ideas powerful in
Zetung, Berlin.
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publie Iotire.
CORPORATION SALE OF REAL ESTATE
TWELFTH WARD.

the sinking Fund Of the City Of SewYors will as. for
sso snd
fqSSsa St s q a e $
Of ss H o SSs as
Ward Nos 81 49, each rs feet front and loo inches
e" ss one nseds g Err
100 feet y Inches desp ~, u,,.,, ~. IT,. 49,,
Block iSss Ward: Nos 81 Is each Is FEET front and
=, Two lots. sas One Hundred and Second street,
Rlces No iosS Nos 81. Is each aS s: front ana
~ For term: d sole sss the City Record.
.sss Ssss s' s $$s sss =
JIsIsE A5: a ms
CITY OF NEW FINANCE DEpARMENy
fUSMHEANSr s s3 akp rh AknEaks 81 fAxns 1s ~
oyyisS S. ME- kEB 70 ST
"A NR ShERK o. ko6 9kR Il ks,,, ,s
NOTICE OF THE SALE q Lands and Tene.:
mens for unpaid aSss e sss lisa sa isss and ad lss "a
sesioa Of Theodore ". Myers Comptroller Of Is city Of
eS s 1sf
That Swne,. Of all land. and snsnsnss
s'sssss r.: @
for years 1888 1884 ana 1850 ana are now remaining
G SSd. ana and n ses.%sn:
rent. have been laid for the 1882 1883 and 1884
and are now remaining and unpaid reQured 70 pa3
The said taxes Croton water rents remaining due
unpd with interest thereon at the rate Of seven pet
cent per from the time when the same became due
notice and sement 70 the Collector
msn In the Stewart building Of ksdwS snd
cAi%ssst ia. s'i Ss.s mad. such p.,%sa such
LANDS nS IL he CITY Hal he c e. 4 u:
York Monday June TO- 1852 o. - o'clock. noon tol
70 take the Consideration Of advancing amount
Of water rent the BE- ~
unpAd and the interest thereon Aforesaid tp,1
Of ale together with the charges Of this notice end sdver
ement and all other and charges accrued Aoreon
md that such sale will be continued from ume q m
until eli the lands and tenements sdverissd Tor ~
shA b sold. . :.
OF the axes and the Croton water rent the ownePshp
the property which taxes and Croton water rsntS
main unpaid II published In pamphlet and that copi0l
Of tho aid pamphlet Deposited the ose Of hs cSI
eetoP o. Asssssens and Cicrk Of ArreA asA WI b q
ivs'sd 10 any person sppiyi1TEi n e, the ana
Colsetof Of Assssamsnts md clsxk q AyssoDA
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REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.


The United States Treasury At Washington re-
ccycd today S3ll,ly4 National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were $685., 0i2, and the
Internal revenue receipts were $685.
To-dny's Washington Treasury statement OF
oosb ON md and deposits ia bank compares with
tic teurcs OF the last previous statement rs
follows:
April % May l. Differences
No, god IN hand spG 313 si9O Q17 49, Inc sJS17si
Nj siiyri on nd 272e9453 274l7.43i Inc. 1870
Net legal tenders y, -, -,o ~. .oo ~,
hand ......... Nl""oo- -o'-"' ~ D''. 'oo'o
Actual cash IN
vaults
out stSnd"g 49,. o.. 90, ,o- ~,oc No.
certificates t24 95I ~ t-tI IL IN
Deposits In banks 4.4o"o-i fi''''oV' bee' 1870.
No, balance. 1854 1854 0Oi s2si o9s 0O7 Dec sss5o9
In ondon IT, was u holiday at the Stock TX.
change The Bank OF England gained $4,000
pounds bullion. India Council bills were allotted
y, . decline Of l-l6d Jrr rupee but bar silver
WAS not uuo,rd At Paris French per cents
advanced to s775 francs for the account, en-
change on London being dcarer ut 1924 francs
10 the pound sterling.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston, May J. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANUIATI MAKKETS.
YosnoS NAV l-5 o m-The amount Of bullion gone into
The Bank OF England on balance to-day 10 $4,000
Paris adyiccs auos per cent rones at ~ france e6 cen
account aud exchange on Ohuon ~ - AnSs
~ centincs for checks
Spanish Is 78S ., =,
III uerr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02
nluslral Instruments.

A NUMBER of slightly used grand upright
"A and square pianos Of our make which were specially
and USED the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera
Hous, company during the past opera season will be
sold 1T a liberal reduction regular prices.
Wll. kNABE & co.
have removed TO
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN BUILDING,
5TII.hVE. and 2OTlf.ST
Temporary warcroOms In rear Entrance on 2othh
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reaal Notices.

NIRCUlT COURT OF THE UNITED
y STATES Sh Judicial Circuit SGrhsrn District %r Of
VIZ The TaSares Apopka and Gulf Railroad Company
In equity Masters Noce-A persons holding The First
Company secured BY deed Of trust executed on The LIT
said bonds for audit and reeistrauon on or
before 18th day Of May 1889 at my ONCE Room 20
O. p o. Building Jacksonville Florida, under and by
Virtue Of the provi decree made in this cause by
the Honorable Circuit Court Of the United States for tho
Northern District OF Florida. ,,,
PHILIP WALTER Master Pro Hac vice.
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LAST sIXTY. FIRST STREET.-sUPREME

i
T. COURT, New:Yotk Goqnty.cThe Eaul,aoi; Life A.,
surancs Society OF the Untea ststss piahths against
In pursuance Of the Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
bearing dsss ga day Of Ap. lSss the pndersglsd
Of the Real Estate Exchange and Auction F0Sm mted
Sursdsy the "a day OF May 1882 at IL O'Clock noon, Of
that day, BY Peter F. Meyer Auctioneer the premises
mentioned IN said Judgment and therein described -
folOgs: ., =. 49,. -. 5000, -. L.. IL, a,
sunainss erected be erected thereon situate LYING
md hena in Naeteenth Ward Of the City Of Now.
Yort boended and descrbed Is fo9.s % VII Bsginnlng
Distant two hundred and seventy 276 feet eastery
from the sousssterly cofner Of East SxnrA street and
second and thence running but
ii With aid Second avenue one hundred Go fest and
wSsdy, SuS sione the ssid middle nne Of The block
"a go sse' x ~ sSSa sna
S.sssh party va Ts1 Sns s1sSs:S ss .Ss Ave g
"a henss wss,wsrdy but ao.s re s,d :outhsrly lins
inehs. 70 the point or place Of Ssgnning,
JOHN o. MOTT
10 ByoodwAy Eew.Yark Mtx.
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Ocean Steamers.
A NCHOR LINE. U. S. Mail Steamships.
n NEWYORK AND LIVERPOOL

"A NEW.YORK AND LIVERPOOL
SIS. CITY or ROME Wed, May 90 Juno 20. July "a,
and every fourth "Wednesday thereafter.
Saloon yns.age SEQ sId upSsfd seepnt glass ESQ
Fro, pisi Il. Norta hiver. foot Of Lsfoy.ss
Devonis. May =, "a m. Ethiopia May - .. M
Circassia May II, 2 D. m. Anchora. May o. D.
,s,or zee n a apy So.0r,vrppoor..
Cabin, $50 and $50 Second class, ESQ. Steersge Gao
Travsers Crcuiar Letters OF Cred. and Drafts Tor any
amount Issued at lowest current reeA
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green. r. T.
NJ YORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. CON-
~ PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Piers l6 and II, T. H. Wedne day and Sat-
urday 81 m, for Havana and Matsntaa Cadenas and
Saaua, and for Havana and Mexican ports
G. OF Alexandria Hay and Mex. poris Thur May pm.
IS. Manhatln. Havana ana MalanUas sat. Nay 4.
4 OF Washington, Havana and Mex. Ports Sat. May 4.
For Nassau, Santiago de Cuba and Cleptuegos
For particulars freight or passage. apply 20
- JAMES K WARD & Co, ll3 Wall.sk
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Mailed, postpaid, on receipt Of price.
ROBERTS BROTHERS, Boston.
THE POLITICAL POWER OF THE SA-
l. LOON. A careful study OF practical politics by
MI ERNEST II. CROSBY, OF the New.York Asembliy
ow the same elected once as Republi.
lean then ~ a Democrat by the sNme brewers THE
FORUM for May
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PROPOsALs FOR FUEL AND WASHING:

DROPOSNLS FOR FUEL AND WASHING.
i Recruiting Rendezvous 1877 Hudsonst. New YORK
City May iss9-seslei proposals. IN trplica6 suolect
will be received at the Recruiting
Rendezvous at No. 49, Iiudson.s New YORK cry. 1nc
time and place they will b. opened In the presence OF
for The Recruiting Service United States Army,
wherever required within tho city Limits during ne nsea
var ending June 30 1890 Furnishing ana dehvorng
fuel and washing article. Of Government eouiPege
nucnt tn" right " reject any or all proposals
Blanks full Information as TO bidding &c. VIII De Tut
hnnd n" marScd Proposals Fuel for washlng and
sddf"ss d 10 Recruiting Ocer No. 157 Hudson-st. New
CITY.
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Tedrbrrs.


BEST TEACHERS supplied. no charge; eaehe:,
"A. wanted registration Toe yscancics AwEs on
hand form for stamp. T. T. AVERY. American ssho0!
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professor,. Teachers Tutors GoverneSseA
As ese r ssSSS "a ESoKea s u ARS'
a TUTORS. GovERNESsEs, proisr;ors,, ,.. Teach ,
"A ers all branches supplied schools ana iAnliies
eusrs schools 70 parents Modern Language" spos%n
and Broadway
u ROCKwAYs TEACHERS AGENCY formerly Chi.
ID cago supplies superior teachers for schuols colleges
and fsmiIen Mrs /. FRLEMhN BROCKWAY -
West 23dst. Recommends schools " parents
RI ESSE's TEhCHEIss' AGENCY. IL East l7th.st.
supplies competent teachors govefne-s"s niusc'ans
&C., all branches resident. Visiting "con'rihs Schools
English German, French, Spanish spoken
G CHERMEEHORN's TEACHERS AGENCY,
- Oldest and best known 10 y. b. E,nblished 1853
EAST hTHsT.. N. Y
THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY tEstabishe1
i 1SSO) provides schools with teachers teachers with
positions W. ID. KERR IS Actor Place. N. Y.
w ANTED Resident for Idaho TO teach three
w girls, eldest u must bc dualined u teach
dawing. entail piano muse" ,ni tie Eng
sh branches (Tman Catholic educated abroad Preferred
Address stating terms, wher" educ s1 and where
interview can be obtained. SUTHERLAND Tribune once
yIJoMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU ior
w both supplies professors teachers eovefnesses
musIcians hOusekespes cOmpani0rs cxpc ronet &c 70
colleges schools and families also bookksepers stenoRft
phcfs and cGpyish 70 business himA .
MIRA q. 4. Culver. 800 5thave.. EewYofk CITY
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THE MONEY MARKET.
DECREAHE OF THE PUBLIC DEl3T-THE
TREASURY STATEMENT.

Wednesday, May Up. m.
Tho Treasury statement issued to-day shows o
decrease of the public debt in tho past month Of
Sl3,07s,234, which makes the total reduction
since the beginning Of the fiscal year s63,979, 22s
The following compares the statement Of May l. 1885,
with that Of April ], 1880:
INTEREST. BEARING DEBT.
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.lAPAN-CHINA.

.1APAN-CHINA.
OCClULNIAL AND ORIENTAL.
CLEANERS leave ban francisco tolloWst
GAELlC . SATURDAY. May IL
Bt.l6 = . nesoroay. Nay 20
AEAblC .'....AuesdY June IL
6uperbly sppolnted-Supenor AccomnodaAopA
Reservations be made by letter telegraph TO- and
cabin plans as7 pod SS9 Broadway New York o.
''''A ~ A' LELAND STANFORD. Prssdsn.
pED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New.York and Antwerp weekly.
BEIGENLAND ......w "wednesday. May .. II 80 q. h.
=, Cabin rates. First Cabin sSS and upward Rsouisea
and ssS si.sragc az very low rst.s.
HAMBURG MEXICAN PACKET co.
II EXPRESS SERVICE between New.York, South.
.%p.on LOndon, .nd Hamburg Sy the ne. .yin screw
1Sd Y 900 aCs's power WIN sail May 90 June a. July
REGULAR SERVICE to Plymouth (Londsn,. Chos
Rugla, = m, May .Wieland. q 10 p n. Msy
s:2:.l sSsus- S ~ 'Ssss ss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-02

Flour dull ami Uh'hIHHE
C.ah ouotat,o, follows, No Spring WHEAT 81 10
SIG No. , spring Wheat nominal No. Red :, &c
No . Corn az &c 40 No Rye tOt,c. No Har
isy mammal No rlAI seei AZ FL 66 Prime Timothy
~, al y5 =, 40 Meas Pork sll &Sd50 per Dbl Lard
a. II psr 100 h. short RIB Sides loose 50 s1Ss7h Pr
bo'si al 9JdJ Whisky. d,sullors finished goods 81 o.
Der gallon sugars-Cut LOAF 0va9'.o GRADUATED sc;
1,.n
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- EMOVAL Of wreck of steamship Atlas"
IL Hudson River, N Y. United States Engineer ONCE
Army building. New York; March % 1852 Sealed pro;
Dosals in triplcac will bc received this ONCE
tWsIvc t2I o'clock noon, saturday. May 1889 for
The removal Of the wreck steamship "AtsS and
her cargo lying the Hudson River near Barclay
ST. City The attention OF 6ddsss n nv 70
runry go 1887 Vol % page 3s2 and Vol = page 4l4
Statutes at large For speclca,i1ns oshk I1fms aI
Engineers, U. & Army
TINTED STATES TREASURY DEPART
~ MENT, once acknowledgement Service , bat S
received al this Office until OF May 4h 1850 TO fur
nsh bacs reooRca apparatus for TIE use OF ahe Mane
Hospital service at NcwYork y, Schedules ana fnr
thcr information bc obtained upon application u tho
tn 10 rsgned The right reserved b, waive nforms.
ties and reject al proposals. JOHN GOD
FREY NJ. III. s., In charge OF Hospital.
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DROP0SALS FOR COOKED RATIONS. RE

Il
i CRUITING RENDEZVOUS, Y. s. A., No. 148 Park
Row New.York City, May lst 1ss9-Sealed proposals N
ripcate subject usual conditions viii be rseeived
then opencd furnishing cooked rsions 70 the
.rty And rccruts this rendezvous from July ls lss9
=" tune Goth $500. PNpoals for complete ra.ons fur
n,.b,d AZ place for recruits will not be
r,ns der,d Full information viii be furnished on appi
caon AT this Office Preference " I'LL 3. given 70 articles
~ domestic production manufacture. condiliOns oil
ouaNiy and price (Lncludinc In the price OF foreign pro-
durtion. or manufacture tho duty th.con) being cQus
The Government the hight 70 rjeet .y or NJ
hiss prororal, should be marked PDPossls for Cooked
Rail RaIionsr and ADDRESSED to CAPTAIN W. H. BOYLE,
d. Infantry Recruiting Officer
nROpOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.-Office of
,aht Iousn Engineer. Third District. Tompkins-
Vito KY April "a lSs9-Sealed proposals will be 10.
nsnd AT this o6ce until Il o'clock on Thursday the
S DAY OF May 1850 for furnishing miscellaneous Arii.
lies for the Light House Estabs hment The articles
needed consist OF nineteen numbered lots embracing
Ing Material Engineers supplies; Iaews,e Iron TOps
Covering Plate Glass; Brass. En, Copper. Galvanized
inn &c Brass and Nickel Castings Bells; Acids /;
rm Castings Sheet-Iron SmokcStacks for Boilers Ma
rhinIsts Tools &c. Elsctropatng Supplies OIL supply
poxes aud Miscellaneous Articles; AZ OF which arc
In the specifications attached TO The form OF
hid which u, obtained application 10 this once
Samples may b" information obtained ~ ths
ONCE concerning any article not sufficiently described In
the specihcson bids will b. received for one or more
ANY or all bids srics out any item or items IN ne
spyc nc.tions and u waive any defects d r. HEhP
Major Of Engineers U. S. A., Engineer Third Light
HIM. District
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Henry pair of pantaloons! he often says with
ausnt smile. that he owned 800 pair of
trousers. and wishes he had them now, but, alas !!
EAey wcre too greatly needed to kesp-he had to put
hhem ON In hurry, such was his emergency.
Mrs. Ripleys account Of her life on a sugar
plantation in Cuba is full Of interest, and is in
every sense bright and unhackneyed 1t COM
pactss Q volume which will not soon be forgotten
By the nader, and which shows the American
woman Of her best estate of moral courage and
quick resource
MrA Hague's recolIections are less attractive in
. literary way than Mrs Ripley's, but they pre-
sent even fuller record OF the straits of South
arm households The book is written in the some
what inflated style set by Southern novelists Of
the Waffield school," but its faults of manner
do not obscure the interest Of its matter. In her
'simple statement Of facts Mrs. Hague is most
entertaining. AL her brothers were in the Con-
federate army, md of their sufIeriDgs she has
something to say:
Ny brothes wrOts home without nurmur or dis
on e: sitter Fart q be
oSSys on the moantsin sdss snd in he Valleys. for
ef hunsss sassafrss bushes were stripped in tsacS
~ lesvcS Migs, AID bark and eaten enormously They
Msos tsss sometimes TOR two Of three months they
bSr . week Or two rtsher Of bacon tho GIe Of .
Dochst k1ke would b issued 10 each man of their
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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-02-13
Personal Gossip.

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Mrs: John L. Sullivan, the legal wife of the
prize fighter, after listening to the persuasive
eloquence of Capt. Rowland, of the Salvation
Army battalion at Arctic R. I. has become q
convert, and the little town talks of nothing
else
Lew 81. Vincent, the great Chautauqua LEG
tnrer, opened his Ruskin lecture at st. Paul
as follows: MIR. Ruskin cannot be described
by single phrase he said, 'seven if most
men can. Mr. Ignatius Donnelly, forinstance,
can be described by a single word, politician,
for he has worked at that calling for a num-
Der of years and in different parties as I'M
derstand. Try as he will, to be anything
else, he cannot. For example, he wants to
be a critic of Shakespeare; not to honor,
but to yi'lify him. But no. The great crypt
ogram has appeared and it has been shown
to be the tissue ofcharlantism and absurdity,
as we expected it would be, and it is rapidly
descending the toboggan slide of obscurity,
and Mr.. Donnelly is still politician"
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-02-13
Foreign lettings.

It is said that on the night of the Boulan-
ger election Premier Flovuet proposed to
the cabinet that Gen. Boulanger be arrested
as conspirator against the republic. A
majority of the members agreed to this, but
NJ de Freycenit. minister of war, protested,
exclaiming. "Why do you want to drown
yourselves in blood The matter was then
dropped The Paris correspondent of the
Times says he believes that the story is true,
although it is certain that it will be denied.
The London Daily News, commenting on
the Samoan situation, says: "Prince Bis
marck has disregarded mis- obligations to
Great Britain In the most fragrant way, and
friendliness for America is inadequate to rec
ompense us or our Australian colonies A
policy of subseryience to Germany which pro-
cures US no appreciable advantages is neither
triumph of diplomatic skill nor a soiace to
national pride.