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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-04
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AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
loom 209 SFWARr BUILDING. go BRO A1W v

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 300. sEwART BUILDING go BROADWAY
NEW.YORK November 10 1sS9
Two CONTRACTORS.
L BIDS Proposals for two pairs OF horizontal IN
bular boilers and appurtenances, required tatienv
hosting engines Shaft No. 25 on section II of tbs
New AQueluct a. called for 10 The approved forms nv
contract and specifications On Ill In the OF tho
AQueduct Commissioners, Will be- received thls once
until o'clock y. ~. on December H. 1889 az whIcb
paoe hour they will b. publicly opened ana real Nv
The Aqueduct Commissioners and the award for dofm
said Work will be made by said Commissioners as soon
thereafter possible.
Blank forms Of contract and specifications therein,
bids proposal, and proper envelopes their en-
closure be- obtained the above once Acne
duet Commissioners on application n the 5lry by
order OF The Aqueduct Commits si0ners.
JOHN C. SHEEHAN, JAS c. DUANE.
Secretary President
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NEW STANDARD JUVENILES.

Crown $40, cloth, elegant Divine or trimmed cages
Each book is beautifully illustrated with numerous full
page pictures.
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THE COLLINGWOOD BOOKS
Each, $50.
The Missing Merchantmen. The Congo Rovers'
The Pirate Island, The RoVets secret
The Log Of the ''Flynghsh'
NEW HOLIDAY CATALOGUES MAILED UPON AP.
PLICATION.
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Jearhers.


A BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign supplied
n, for all branches. In all localities charge. TEACH
Frs WANTED fee for registmtlon form for stamp
H. y. AVERY, American School Bureau, West 4th-st.,
y. Y.
A GRADUATE OF Princeton, experienced IN teaching
"a wishes few pupils b. prepare for college scientific
school highest Testimonials. Ad1tess g., OF John
Wiley & hOIs, II Aston Place. y. Y. City.
A fERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors, tiovcrnesses
&c. TO Colleges. school aud Families Apply
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square.
A TUTORS, gOverneoses, professors, teachers, all
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nj r. MANUEL. 543 shave. 4jth.sL-Classes and
NI private lessons.
w ANTED.-German lady. with kndergaren a. nursery
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broadway.
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU (fOr
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musicians hOusekcepers companions. chapr0acs &C..
colleges schools and fames also boOkkcepers stenOgra-
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,TEssx Ell. leaves PIER ssN r. tess q y =,
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS spa SAT- .Sd XIbaSy Rslsses
connecting ~ Hudson Win oS''SA
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Proposals.

ID ROPOSALS FOR UNITED STATES AM
l. OTHER MAPS.-Department OF the Interior. General
Land ONCE Washington, D. c. Dec >. lsS9-Se,lei
proposals viii be received at this onice until 18th diy
January 1890, AT 10 Oc0.k noon, for photo thO4rn
ing and printing abotJ 1900 copies OF The Map Of bo
United States, and about 10000 copies OF maps Of b,
and States and Territories Specifications as 10 the char
actcr Of the work. SIC Of MATS. quality Of paper ami
number copies required may De procured az this onc
whera specimens win be exhibited 10 bidders who mus
satisfy themselves to all the requirements ProposI :
must made In duplicate and add c,scl the Commits
Of the General Land ONCE endorsed cnveope
proposals for United states and other Maps
be- received for the whole number less than the vbo
number Of Maps required. Bonds with approved srcuti
will be required. The Commissioner OF The General Lana
Onlcc reserves the right TO reject any all BIDS
LEWIS 4 GROFE
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INbIN EEIVS OFFIIE,
EW-YORK 4 BROOkLYN BRIDGE.

BROOKLYN. December 1880
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received m tbe
- Office Of the NewYork Brooklyn Bridge corner Of
WASHINGTON and Nassau streets brooklyn until 10 ococI
noon. Monday December 9th 1889. FOR Illuminating and
Iubrcatiug Oi,
OF the Chief Engineer < SUp't "
Each proposal must be accompanied by certified check
for 10 per cent thu amount Of The PROPOSED contract IN
he returned u all but the successful bidder ' W.
The Trustees reserve the right To reject all bids
{. C.. MARTIN
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THE WESTERN DAY EXPRESS

t11iJO A. VI. Day Express Buffalo Niagara F,is
Toronto. Cleveland, Cincinnati indianapolis Detroit al
ChcilO; wagner Draw, ngr0On ear, q syfscu-,
Wagner sleeping car SYRACUSE b Cleveland Detroit ana
CHICAGO. Parlor car Cleveland % Cincinnati. Wagner
dining New York - Albany
$3.50 r. W.. Albany. Troy and Utica Special. with was.
drawng-room cars % Albany and Troy.
1855 Z. W., Accommodation 20 Albany aud Troy. Con.
for WilliamstOwn North Adams and inermcdliH
points Fitchburc K. X. Wagner drawing rom eai
a
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The Infinite variety OF Christmas publications is
rudely suggested by the next volume al hand which
Lectures Before the Thompson street poker Cquh
published By Messis. White Allen 1t must he said
that this fooling is too limited in It's scope "a pel,
much development and the text IN this case seer,s
a. mono,OnOus the crude Illustrations
Messrs. Tic knOr d Co. of Boston, send rs the fire,
five parts Of an architectural public alton entitled
American Mansions and Cottages" The designs aro
by Mr. Carl Pfeifer. Each part contains few eleva
tons which are accompanied by Moor plans and a
variety OF studies OF details These details contain
elements OF value but the houses usually examples
Of the uneasy style which the average man classies
with DC, sisfent incowecncSs Queen Anne" They
are house, laid out unexpected angles encompassed
with Irregular porches bulgng with dormer and bay
windows, and crowned with fantastic gables. Their
contours II the word be used. represent strange
combinations Of broken lines and sharp angles. Doubt
less there are many who will be satisfied with these
designs but they appear 10 us 10 represent false
idea which is due primarily 10 any attempt at nov
elfy' and "pictuIesquenessr Moreover, IL IS fami
TAR fact that all irregular features in house building
mean a dlsrrOponionate increase In expense and the
pa,tcal value of these designs Is therefore question
able
A publication more appropriate n the season IS
an elaborate portfolio entitled Little Maids" which
is published by T. r. DutiOn d Co, This consists OF
series of loose plates, contained in initiating
maple and stamped with appropriate designs. and
carefully tied up with ribbons. page of verses Is
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Dantlne Afaoemles.
A LFXANDER MACGREGOR'S lO5 West 55th.ss
"A MendossOnn Assembly Rooms, near Oth-ave.
Private lessons any time. Glasses every day
A -CARTIERS DANCING ACADEMY. so shave
~. bet 18Th and 14tn >tSPriVatc class lessons all
hours. WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls To let
he GARM0, 80 Wc,t s5th-.t.
IL Wear Central Park
CLASSES EVERY DAY.
EERNANDO'S ACADEMY, 1g2 East 55th-st-A School
for Dancing, Department and Calsthenc Exercises.
All the and fashionable dances. Send for circulor
n UR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING. ~ West 23i.
~ Hosea Higgins PrOpAferrOon and evening classes
per quarter. "a lessons -. WALTZ GUARANTEED
Five private Lessons 50 All the fashionable dances taught
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Begin your subscription with the Thanksgiving number
dssuem November 26h, and thus the six splendid
holiday numbers of HARPEBs YOUNG PEOPLE 81
. year, postage free.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
MEr A MAN WIFE A LOAD OF CORN

Istarted ont from the hotel at Patter-
son 10 drite across the country TO small
town 10 company with Q parlor organ
agent. He had been drinking pretty
freely, and a. soon as clear OF the town
he observed:
"You never saw me 1shs Of course,
hut will soon give you an exhibition OF
what can do. feel In the mood this
morning, and IN going 10 lick the fret
man can pick fuss with"
81 wouldn't get into any trouble" !
suggested.
"Oh, there won't be any trouble about
It, III bring It around so as TO have the
other man begin It, then I'll polilh him
oil and drive on"
About two mi es ont we met a young
farmer driving ioto town with q wagon
box full oil corn. He gave more than
half the road, but the organ man pull ed
up, gave me nudge, aud exclaimed:
"Young man. do you want TO run over
"No, SIR"
"You act as II you did. 1t Is evident
that you think yourself very smart, but
you'll meet a man some day who'll
teach you lesson"
"How?"
D1 giving you licking.
"P, rhaps you want to try III"
"Wha'l Don't you talk that way to
me" sh )wted the agent, as he nudged
me TO signify that the leAven was work
inc.
'If y'u do, Just come down herel"
contInu d the young mau as he climbed
over the wheel.
81 think | wilt" replied tn a. emit
I'm peaceful man, and / dou'i he
lieye in, force, but In this case regard it
as my duty to teach you q great moral
lesson"
lie handed me the lines, jumped down
and squared of, ard l don't believe IL
was two minutes before he lay In the May
weeds 10 the ditch, licked to insensibility.
The young fellow knocked him out with
tho very first blow, and then sat dow n
and hammered him blind. When be let
up he nodded 10 Inc, climbed upon the
corn, and as far as / could see him he
never looked back. / worked over the
agent quarter of an hour to revive him,
and another quarter to get him iato the
buggy, and II was only as drove on
that be rallied enough TO dreamlly In
quire:
"Wlll you please tell ne whether am
selling lightning rods or wind mile, aud
also what my name is?"
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
FOURTH EDITION.


The Wilmington Teachers Institute
WIN meet q. the High School Ia this city
on "Wednesday and Thursday, November
9Th and eth.
Professor James MacAlistrr, superln-
tendent Of the public schools OF Philadel.
phia, Is expected TO be present and adj
dress the institute. Among the Others
who will be here and III AXE addresses are
the following: Principal Z. o. Lyle OF
Millersville Normal School, "Memory
Trainine;" Principal G. NJ. Phillips OF
West Chester Normal School, Methods
Of Teaching ArithmetIe;" Principal
Schaffer OF the Kutztown Normal School,
Geography" Principal Berlin OF the
Wilmington High School, "Side Lights
in Teachiug;" Principal silas Snen OF the
National School of Elocution, "Some
Principles Involved in Teaching Read
ins;" President Raub of Delaware Col
lege, Educational Psychology. Pro-
fessor L. W. Miller OF the Pennsylvania
School OF Industrial Art will give two ex-
erclses In black board skctching and Pro-
fessor Luther W. Mason Of Boston will
teach music.
All the public schools OF this city will
be closed while the Institute is In session,
and It is hoped that every teacher will DO
PRESENT
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Chimney Iiro.
The aiarm OF lire about 2 o clock this
afternoon WAS caused by the burning of
tue chimney in the house OF Miss Lati-
mPr, S2s Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Bob Ford, well known as the ma
who killed jesse james, the Mls'oa1
bandit, several years ago, was in OlI1
room In Walsenburg, Colorado, y
Thursday. when Ernest KurraH cON]
boy, who was drunk, came in. klill
walked up to the bar and told Ford lh1
that he was going TO kill him. BON m.I
drew revolvers and began to shoot huIlI
was wounded In the hip and side ROY
escaped unhurt.
A buglar, who gave his maine Us !9n]
Lhtle, but who 10 believed TO bs q uotoi1
Gus professional thief named Jack "
nors, was shot and fatally WOUNDED N
Private Waterman Cochrsne, 10 ~
Louis early yesterday morning
was caught In the act OF breaking luT
residence and shot the watchman III y
leg. Il
Harry Styles, cashier for Charles II
Brush, civil engineer and surveyor y
Hoboken, New Jersey, dlsRppeaIeH
Wednesday. Mr.. Brush has lniVluSs
the police that Styles had forged cso,
to the amount Of Sl90T and oblainea v"
money on them. j
A reward OF 500 has been Qiitred
the capture OF an unknown VILLAIN w..
has criminally assaulted SIN or ""
women in Clay City and 'ielniV, M
diana. Two of tho victims are III ~"
cal condition. IA
William H. Bartholomew, conVlc@Iw b
Raston, Pa, OF the murder Of Sato ,amol|
billiard, made an unsuccessful a ". iii
to hang himself to the door OF p''
with a towel on Thursday night ,,,J
Z. J. Girard, a saloon keeper III dIya|
cago, shot aud fatally wounieTn. ,,sI,f|
Bertrand, his bartender, on t"u u'ousI|
night. They quarreled about 'n'
matters.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
WANAMAKEa & BROWN
OAK HALL,
sIXTH AND MARKET
PHILADELPHIA.
DON'T

Let this opportunity pass
without taking advantage Of
it-you will never have an
other like it. In Overcoats,
if you want one it will amaze
you just to see some of the
reductions in prices-fully
fifty per cent +; our entire Sc
cond floor contains nothing
else. Children's Suits and
Overcoats, the very latest
novelties, are being slaugh-
tered as far asssthe price Is
concerned. Come and see
that it is fact what we adj
vertise We are going to
quit and our stock must be
sold.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Shiloh Baptist Church, corner Twelfth
and Orange streets, will be dedicated on
SUNDAY, November 3. All are invited to
lind helting hSnd. At 1890 a. m,
the dedication sermon will be preached
by Rev. Theo. ID. Miller. d. D., OF PhIla-
delphia, Pa. At p. M, an address will
be delivered by the Rev. Il. d. Cook, d.
D., followed by the Rev. T. NJ. Eastwood,
OF Burlington, v. ]. 7.30 y. m, SER
mon by the Rev. W. II. BurreIl Of Ches-
ter, Pa. Extra services each night dur
ing the week. Rev. b. I. Moore, pastor
Choice music by the choir.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
THIRD EDITION.


Washington Camp, No. 8, Patriotic
Order Sous OF America, was instituted
last evening in the United American
Mechanics Hall Fourth and King Streets,
by W. J. Sioner OF Philadelphia assisted
BY j. II. afifienherR of seaford, Del. /.
District President for tho State. A
large number OF visitors were present
from Philadelphia and other comman-
dries. The new Camp starts Of under
very favorable auspices ard strong
Camp is promised in this city. The TO-
lowing officers we've elected and Installed
A. McCray, L. P. B. r. Jaeksos, P. ;
NJ. L. Bhtenbender, V p. j. b. Roberts,
M. +. and q. W. B. Adams, +. Henry
McCray, X. s. II, A. .Roop, F. &. I;
John W. Owens, G. Samuel Hearns, l.
q W. a. Gillespie, o. G. T. ii. Ma tin,
chaplain u. A. Jones, A. RS,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Bird p. Evans OF Philadelphia, has
been awarded the contract TO erect the
new organ factory at Newark, and
workmen have already been engaged TO
prepare the foundations and do the re.
quired stone work. Joseph w. Pyle, a
young brlcklayer of this city, VIII do the
brick work, for which about 1000. 900
brick will be required. lie therefore
wants about 10 good brickiayers to work
come two weeks to close up his work In
this city preparatory to entering upon
this job, out OF which we hope he will
make something nice.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
ON TUESDAY.
THE 18TH OF NOVEMBER, 1880,
Ate O'Clock, p. M,

The following described real estate
viz.
All that lot or parcel OF land with a
twostory frame dwelling thereon cree.
ted situate in the city cf Wilmington,
bounded mud described Us follows to
wit:
Beginning on the southerly side oi
Reach street between Harrison and
Franklin streets extending at the dis.
lance of 10 feet from the easrerly side
of franklin street, thence sOuthcrly
parallel TO Franklin street 100 feet to II
corner, thence caStcrly parallel to Beach
street ~ feet to another corner, thence
northcrly plrallclto the first mentioned
line and Franklin street 10 feet to the
aforesaid suutherly side of Beach street
and thence thereby westerly II feet to
tho place OF beginning DO the contents
thereof what they mny.
Seized aud taken into execution rs
the property of Peter Mcfarland and
/, t., and to be sold by
ALNhN ALLEN. Sheriff.
shcrifr's Office, Wilmington, october %
iSS9. o2B
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Professors Schweuk & Wiley are maxi
ing very rapid progress In learning their
scholars how 10 trip the light fantastic
toe in the dancing sc.demy in the
Churchman Building, Tenth aud Market
streets. They have also engaged the
assistance of several competent instruc-
tors to help them. They have school
every Monday aud Thu sday evening.
AMI also give socilhles every Tuesday
and Saturday evenings which arc well
attended.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

The first meeting OF colored Catholics
will take place tomorrow (5unday) 1t
p. m, at 81. Mary's Church. The Rev.
Father duRuyter will be installed to his
flock by the Very Rev. Father Lyons,
Vicar General of this diocese. All earn
est colored people, whatever their present
religious standard may be, will meet
with kind reception. Until the colored
Catholics have church OF their own,
the use of st. Mary's Church, Sixth and
Pine streets. Is at their disposal every
SUNDAY, at 5 d. IN.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

The Boys Suit you'll buy
at 81.
The Boys Cape Oyerooat
you'll buy at IS.
CSC for Overcoat and Suit }
They're marvels Of good
ness. the Mems Suits at $40.
The old reliable Iron
Clad All.Wool Suit, $12.
Dress Suits. $l5. SIC. $18,
sac, $25, $50.
Mems Overcoats- .pictures
Of workmanship. de.
signs with all the touches OF
finest Tailoring: handsome fit .
ting.
Medium weights. Scotch
Mixtures, Silk iacings, more
than ordinary, full of value
-SI2.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 25.-Chester s.
Gould. the Moscow bigamist, who could
not be convicted yesterday because he
married his fourth and last wife In Con
necticut, was this afternoon found guilty
oil adultery. Gould, who Ia very eccen-
tric character, to-day stated that he
wanted 1t understood he was frat blood
cousin of Jay Gould, and did not want
the distinction further removed.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

Mrs. Mary D. Norton OF Camblesvllle,
Sullivan Coui ty, Pa, Miss Rena wench
OF Willlamsport, Pa, and Mrs. John G.
Roberts of Camden, N. j., who have
been the guests Of Mrs. w. II. Thomp-
son, of Mil Creek Hundred, have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Fraac:s X. Jscquot, of No 5l4
Walnut street, who has been very Ill, Is
soInewh 1t better this IN ornlng.
Postal Inspector William j. Maxwell
arrived home last evening, bat started
down the Delaware Railroad on Official
business this morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 25.-Therc are
about 100 Second Adventists in this
county, many Of whom are aged people
who Joined the faith at the time Of the
MIllerite excitement foriy-five years ago.
member stated to-day that be did not
believe anybody could tell the exact Gay
when the world would come 10 an end,
but he believed Ia common with many
others, that IL was near at hand. lie
thought the believers who were gathered
IN Virginia were over enthusiastic on the
subject.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26
ON TUESDAY,
THE 18TH OF NOVEMBER, 1880
at 9 o'clock, p. M,
ON TUESDAY,

The following described real estate.
viz;
All that certain lot or piece of land
with tho brick house thereon erected,
situate in the city OF Wilmington
bounded and described rs follows to
wit
beginning on the southerly side of
Fourth street mt the distance of rs feet o
inches from the westerly side OF Poplar
stioet, thence westerly along sutd side
of Fourth street ~ feet tn the cnsterly
gable wall OF n brick house formerly
Of Elias Prclcc. thence southerly with
the outside of said gable wall parallel
with Poplar street ~ feet 60 II stake.
thence Chsterly nuh parallel with
Fourth street % feet / inch 10 the cast.
erly side Of the said John Grinor's brick
building and wall, thence in nortl,.
ensterly direction about % feet to the
place of beginning he the contents
thereof what they may
Seized md tnkon into execution rs tho
| property of John IlinCr and Annie. hts
Witc, and George Ahclc, t. t.. and to be
sold By
! ALNAN ALLEN, Sheriff
sheriff s ONCE, Wilmington, October
81, lss9. oAi
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

P. j. Brady, OF Jersey City, who has
the contract for digging the Assawrman
Canal, between Indian River and Della.
ware Bay, was arrested at Dover on Fri
day morning, charged by Conductor
Sherwln, of the Delaware City Railroad,
with assault. Brady claims he was
asleep when the conductor struck him
with his ticket punch TO awaken him,
and before lie was awake he seized the
conductor and shook him. He gave bail
for his appearance aud will have "a hear
lug W. day.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-26

The most attractive box.
back form fitting Overcoats
we ever had: from $I2 to $40.
Twenty Dollars-silk-lined.
No matter how great the
crowd Is to-day we're ready.
We can call on a hundred
extra men from our manufac.
turing rooms, Open till 10
O'Clock.