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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-05
Deserved Success.

Arc oStook Republlcan.]s
The Portland PRESS is one of the leading
as we'll as one of the best Republican papers
in the State. 1t is edited with marked abil-
ity and CAFE, and the he, ublica s of Maine
NAV well rejoice in II. desesYed success.
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Inc Daily IRESS Is u ROUu
to subscribe for. 1t is filled with local, state
and foreign news. The PRESS is ably edited
and a credit to the city of Portland.
Remember that no other paper in Maine
gives so much at so low price.
Remember that the PRESS is published in
the morning and is distributed by the earliest
trains.
Remember it is six full hours ahead of the
Boston papers.
Remember that it covers the same news
field that is covered by Boston papers, while
it is besides Maine paper interested in
Names prosperity.
Remember that its rates are as low as
those of any metropolitan paper
Six Dollars year;
or Three Dollars for six months;
OR Fifty Cents month,
when paid in advance.
Address
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
81 EXCHANGE ST.,
Portland, Me.
The Maine State Press is a great week.,
paper for this State; twelve pages every
week; unexcelled for local, county, State and
general news. Its Marine List is sought
along the whole coast; its Markets are the
reliance of the farmer and merchant.
1.-TWO Dollars year in advance.
Address
AZ. PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
E1 s97sEXCHANGE ST.
a. Portland, Me.
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Half a Day Ahead of Boston

Among the daily newspapers of the State
the Portland Daily PRESS Is one of the best,
both in point of news and literary matter.
The morning paper reaching us at noon gives
us this same news as is obtained from the
Boston paper in he evening.
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Rarely Surpassed.
[Bridgton News.1

The Portland PRESS is clean, able, en-
terprising Maine newspaper, and one abun-
dainty well equipped in all its departments.
Within few years the PRESS has made
nalistic enterprise. and is rarely surpassed
by any of its competitors
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-04-05
IL Has No Superior.

lOIIISIIdH NIIIOII
The Portland Press is worthy of patronage
by individuals and families. 1t gives us the
news, with the usual variety of daily papers,
and is about right on most of the questions
of the day. We know of no better paper
among the secular journals of this state.
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ISLAND STEAMED RS.
PORTLAND and BOuTHBM STEAMBOAT co.

CsTEAMER ENTERPRISE after November ID,
= will leave Portland every SATURDAY at 8 am.
for Boothbay, South Bristol and East Boothbay;
every WEDNESDAY at a. m. for Pemaquid and
all above landings; returning, leave East Booth
bay every MONDAY at 7.30 a. m. for Portland and
intermediate landings; every THURSDAY will
leave Pemaquid tor Portland and intermediate
landings, connecting with Boston boats; no freight
received after 7.45 a. m. on day of sailing.
nol2dtf ALFRED RACE Manager.
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Republican, Consistent, Able.

lLdotpoIb DehlHNiJ
The Portland Daily PRESS is live news
paper and its editorial columns are always
ably conducted. The special attention it
gives to State news makes it one of the first
among the State papers. 1t is consistent
and able advocate Of the principles of the
Republican party
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Leading Republican journal of Maine
1Winthron Rndret


We have for long time considered the
Portland Press one of the best of the Maine
papers, and in some respects the best of them
all-personally tits our favorite newspaper,
with the exception possibly of the Boston
Herald 1t is, beyond question, the leading
Republican journal of Maine, and on that
account alone entitled to the support of all
of that way of thinking. Although positive
in its Republicanism, it is as little tainted
with partisan prejudice as any paper in
either party we are acquainted With AS a
newspaper it compares favorably with the
great metropolitan dailies, and covers its own
field quite as as well as they do. To all of our
readers who want heightened, conservative
daily, we cordially commend the Press, and
guarantee that it will fill the bill every time
One of the Best Newspapers In New
England.
Ellsworth Americana
The Portland PRESS is one of the best
newspapers in New England. 1t is indie
pendent in the expression of its views,
prompt in giving the news of the day and is
Republican organ, which though fair in
the expression of political matters, makes no
uncertain sound. One is never at loss to
tell which side it is on. To the citizens of
the coast towns its shipping list alone, which
is very full, is worth great deal more than
the price of subscription.
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In Every Sense Well Equipped.
[Plscataquis Observer

The Portland Daily PRESS is in every
sense a we'll equipped newspaper. In the
mechanical department there is every facil-
ity for the expeditions printing of the vari-
GUS editions, and the editorial force COM
prises some of the brightest newspaper
writers in Maine. The PRESS reaches all
parts of western and central Maine several
hours before any of the Boston papers, and
gives all the news that those papers have,
besides the local and State news.
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A Good Daily to Subscribe For.
[Aroostook Times. |

The Portland Daily PRESS is a good daily
to subscribe for. 1t is filled with local, state
and foreign news. The PRESS is ably edited
and credit to the city of Portland.
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Honest and Square In It's Dealings.
C4ar


The Portland Daily PRESS has lived and
prospered ever since the beginning of the
civil war. 1t has been the best republican
organ in the state, and has acquired a rep
utation, during the last quarter of century,
for honest and square dealings with its party
and the public, which justly makes it an en-
tirely responsible newspaper.
You Can't Make a Mistake II You
subs ribe for II.
[Somerset Reporter.l
The Portland Daily PRESS is published in
the largest city in Maine. 1t is an ably edit
ed paper. and is fully up with any of its
State contemporaries in collecting news and
in presenting it to its readers in attractive
shape. One cannot make mistake by SUBJ
scribing for the PRESS.
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but 1t has seldom il ever put forth handsomer
or better made volume. II is beautifully printed,
with clean-cut type upon thick white paper
Not the heavily calcndered kind which dazzles
the readers eyes. but that lustIe!css yet not
rough paper which produces the richest ana
softest effects, and which gives full value 10 me
topographic work The work is strongly hall
bound. with corners in real parchment Inc
portraits and places are in callotype carefully
finished, and a remarkably perfect fac-simile oil
one Of Lord Chcstereld's letters. in which the
quality and color of the paper, and even lie
folds. are reproduced faithfully. completes
truly monumental edition.
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| .LHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

= PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlandt anl
DtSOtOs>es St>. follows: e
a. ~ Tor Slathgt2m and intermediate points.
. a m. Tor Geneva. Lyons, Emlia Rochester, Ruralo
ana the VS. and principal local points Chair ear 70
Lyons ana pullman car 20 Suspension Bridge. ~ ~
II M for J.. and Il. Junction rcsn,.
Chair ear 10 Mach ChInk. po'"sS'
c y. m for IunA hannock ana intermediate ponls
Chair car to Tunkhannock Connection 10 ErsdnpS aS5
Harrisburg. i's ~'u
80 D. m for Emra and principal intermediate no,nt.
mar ear 10 Wilkestare and Pullman slccpcls 70 sn,
20 , ~. for >atneton and intermediate polnts
40 T. m Tor Mauch ChunA and informed la,s notn,.
CONNECTION to Reading aud IIafri,bIfg 'o'"S''
: D. %. Tor htneNa, LIONS. Elmrl Rochester uur,,o
Bridge. ''''"' anu ou>Phsl
Trains leaving at a m. II a m I - - ana, .,o
D. ~. cohhect Tor all points Mahanoy and Us,st
ga ~ .. -, SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. III l.r MA lth thrnk. lIafleton and
poin's ana M 10 Shon1ndoah and lnternet ~ in's
~ ~ ~. ,oI Mauch Chunk and Intermediate toiats
r ~; toE Geneva, Lyons Emlra. Roch.~tnr 1,Ic
ana the West Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons and susmpaos
General Eastern oice 235 Broadway.
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Ten N S Viva ia
RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER JANUARY /, 1880 a
Trains leave stations DesUrOsses and Corts
300 A. u -1HE FAST LINE for the West Pullman Imam
land - a. m. Columbus > 80 m, Chicago D. r.
WiliamspOrt Lock Haven and Remove, except sunday.
1000 A. VI liz PENNSii.vANIA LIMITED, com;
posed exclusively OF Pullman ycst6qle, Drawing ana
Ton cars ade, bathrooms
maid shop library and all tn eon.enienees
al and Movable :trc iiehtSD XfrSes Cineinnsti 10
90 Ed b cScas9 = m nix d9y6 AND CINCINNATI
EXPREss Pullman ve,tibule Sleeping Car and DIN til
IL Car N.~.fQr, - - I.'.i' ,1 anu s ~
cnnati ii - a. n Chicago ?. and ST Louis 3"
$50 wESrEE&N rXrREss f 45 Al po9T, s.t T.
bue Sleeping Car NV. YORK 70 P,t,blrg 81; Louis,
and Nm En- Pa Pan Nirv at a
f6t. 80 second morning. Connect. for cleveland
co Ed OI,dO fniFy eHeeI 2iEfaa Pullman vestbu.
~; Scepne car New York % CHICAGO Yex York e
S.s5 a. H. coiambl,, Is p. N. next DAY and chicago
a. n. second mornidt Connects tor Toledo daily and
for CORY. Erie the OIL Regions, Cleveland and Column
BALTIMORE. WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
dat cScelt sunday 1910 a H. arrive washington
Sj6 D. m: and Congress ional Limited" daily. With
Dining Car a, 20 P N a5rye Wss6lssSn $ 20 D ~
2 10 go 90 and . 90 p. m and l. IL n!ght. sun
DAY a o& 3 ana 80 For on ss 90 30 12d . 0S
Ohio Railway and Cincinnati sleepers. Dining Car and
ard Day coach weekdays, For cape May. 90 p m.
For 9d r9q ard s SSr?k 90 va 1D
and 90 p n daily Via Baltimore and Bay Line : 10
u" FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6 sd % 10 ,5 90 10 Chicago g L5p;sd
II 90 i's 70 20 i'I 90 10 co. 30 90 so
90 90. 30 : 90 and . 90 p. n. and 70 Is night.
d.y sHE 11f 90 as 30 g 3S 6 C2 e S and
91 40 s, &c., od. a. > % 90 and D m and
Tbc YewYqrk Tran,cr company 0ili call 'or and check
T6T tincatcs local apply any ticket acen,
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drsirnttlon.
For Bows and Young Nlen-City.

l. ISH's SCHOOL or SHORTHAND AND TYPE.
WRITING. IS Wdl-st.
tal address JAMES II. FISH.
ERIENDs SEMINARY. Rutberfori Place, opposite
Stuyycsant square. Thrteth Academic.
Urinary KindrIearen Departments. Special atten
Engl sh studio, Thorough courses u study pre-
lafaory flr Columbia College schools Of technology
No extra charge, Catalogues upon Application. Opens
wa EDWARD 4 H. ALLEN. c. T.. Principal
JTNIVTEsGTY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 1873 Bloadway,
I moan i21 a. pa va. ~ Ha,E,, fclst aga
G lENDGICK>ON. Principals.
XV.sT END SCHOOL ll3 Wet 7lst.st.. opens Oct !.
w A collegiate school for boy, uha ry dill new
gymnasium CHESTER Don ALISON, A NJ
~ Glass FOR ROYS.
MISS A. KETCHUM.
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HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY.
New issues. $40. Paper Covers.

Us.
THE CRIME OF SYLVESTEE BONNAED. BY
Anatoe France Translated bv Lsfcadio Hearn.. so
PRINCE FORTU NATCS. By William Black Illus
rated ............ 30
KIT AND KITTY nv H. D. Blaclmofr............ %
An OCEAN TRAGEDY. By ". Clark Ru,s,ll...... 30
\ HAZARD OF NEW FOETU Ms. By W. D.
IIowcli,. illustrated b} W. \. Eoecf,----------. -
Tur p1,IT or ST PATS nv walter Bc,ant 81
LADY CAR. BY Mr. Oiphant. 80
OGEECHEE CROSS.FIRINGS. BY Richard Malcolm
Iohnston Illustrated by A. b. Frost.............. 50
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\ ew 1]nblltntlons.
ERANCE'S FAMOUS NOVEL.
TIE CRIME OF SYLvESTRE BONNARD.

THE CRIME OF SYLVESTEE BONNARD Member
Of the Institute. a Novel. By ANATOLE FRANCE
TIE Translation and Introduction by LAFCADlO
HEARN. oyo. Paper. 80 cents. so GGj in IIarpcr's
Franklin Square Library.
would be difficult 90 any other modern French
wit by whom .hc emotions have been touched with
equal decacy and sympathetic cAqui,tenc>s-FIom In
PRODUCTION.
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Railroads..
N EwYoRKCEN1RAL

Fourth Ave. and AID St, New York.
From December list 1889 Trains leave as follows
e3oA; VI. EAST NEwI;YoRK STATE ExPREss-tos
Canandaigua. Rochester Batavia and Buffalo. Wagner
Canandaigus daily except sundays. Bune; Smoking
$50 A. = w. "D'' TIE YEw.YoaK AND CHICAGO LIN.
3 GSmpossd s1eIg'ysy Of wagqer yssioSls
bust 1a ssSp s aas
Room Straight Sixteen Section and Private compar.
sn Ssns c 1e as a 1 80 3,
1880 A. II. THE soyTnwEsTERY LIMIrED-tO,
Wagner VestibGie Drawng Room, Dining sleeping ana
Cafe smoking and lDray Sars alto one f,r'tClas S
TESTEHN PAY 5 EArESa S nS sAe ss
west Detroit Clev,land. Wasaer , raacs Draw
70 Cleveland Detroit and eh h;sS:
81 Nsw.York to Albany, serving lqpehe2af AKIN sr
500 T. Sl5Sn nSso Sisaa nm. oroa.o
S.yeand nsnnatl st. Logl' H st91t ana oh''ng S:
1000 p. W. TAsl NlGnT ExPKLss-iOr l.Oches.er
Buffalo, Niagara tals. toronto, 1ieyesna, SinSnnau.
St Louis, Detroit ard t"ica26' with through wagner
fO KS IS6 ig sfFAfls g SSHhsf5 50
a. n. 10 50 a. H., ii 30 a. H.. p. M 10 90 p. NJ
foE KN GhMLyA AN - 81 H. y 20
FOX TROY, SARATOGA, ADIEoADACK MOUNTAINS,
81. ALbANs. AAD ZION IKhAI.-ts % a IA.' = ~
Bern Shire HILLS, VIA HARLEM DIvIslON-tlO:35
regard 70 me above and al o;Ss.
Room ana Sleeping Gar, Apply a. Grand Ientdai sason'
Ss VI .5ts s2d ijsIh-s station sow. ork 3sj
Westinghouse 72d tutonst and sJs BdioidaVe, h. D.
T,S sAp5sS call: i0G ana 9aseas baggage from
tDalIy except sunaay : DaAy except Saturday.
All trains eHccpt those leaving at 80 a. m.
ndn sht stop at s3tnst station TO take on passengers
John N. IOUCEY, GEUkGE II. DANIELS,
t,eucral SUPERINTENDENT. Passenger Agent
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WEoT SHORE RAILROAD, \. Y. C. 4

s L., \. 4 CO.. $50 .atH' igi.e West 42ds
fiom foot Of Jay-st, y. r. chicago. DclIOl- LONDON
Hamilton - 90 a. n. . -. : 10 p III. St Louis
- 10. - - Toronto 4 ii.Ii IL
m Montreal, Canada East, . 10 p m Nngara
fal~ syracuse tea and principal uterine hate ,taton,
- 80 30 a. M, - l5 : - p m and "A, II 30 M
i9t u.a @gly m y hs ton Sansertes. tatskl Albany
* - o ~. New burg 10 IS a. m, Is 4 30 : X r.
20 30. IL - p. m IaNcr,lfaw. : p a m *
so f5 p N EIGeant Sleeping Cars Tor Huralo Nasapa
: D1ny except SATURDAY oihT trains daily eNcept
SYrim,{, "a - L.aNc JcrSy CITY T. X X Sia on
al, ,ll - q M - 10 H. Fer ticket, Timetables or
lni"In ION apply AZ Office, lrooNyn 1913 WashInp,op
e. '-S t'1a 81 AnneN 4ner foSi Of tunoo,,t sew
How"ry - Park Phrc, Is Wcst I25th.s; ana Vs.
shoe station f9ot - Wrst 4ei ant foot Of Jav.s1
n X Westeot'~ Express calls for and checks hYccoo.
ION hotel ara fcNid nces g. LAMBERT General
THE BOOK OF OPEN-AIR SPORTS octavo 6oo
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Proposals.
II EPNT OUAKTEkNlASTER'S OFFICE, 39

nEPOT QUARTEkMASTER'S OFFICE, 80
~ WHITEHALL.sT. %EW.YORk, January II, 1870.
sed proposals, IN duphcate VII be r,feNeo AZ mi aS
Office until l. H. January I'D 1870 ior nc isfIagg "a
and Koch, .s NV lOrh FOR the J inalnlef Vi uc
present year ending June 3Oth 1890 Inc serEiC9a
the vessel must be staunch well equipped ana adapI9E 70
this service. and be cqual il capacity to mat oil e on
iton." The tOycrBmcnt reserves The ght 10 f!eGe a
all proposals., Proposals must show fully "ha pr
posed to BE- furnished OT the service, ana addres9eu
cover marked Proposal, Ferriage 20 the undeiseI
X. - BATCHELDER Deputy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l. ;. Army ---------
DROpOrALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
PhadehiJ pa Ian H. 1890 Sealed proposals, IN trip
licalc. w.l BE- received At thu, once until IL Ocioch
q. TUESDAY, February i, 1890 for furnishing Iee
Helmets, unlIimm q 600 DIRK Helmet, 5000 Helmet
Cords and Bands COCO Campaign lials 10000 fofa6cc
g 600 Linen '.ol' toQS PIIa snlkets 900
Pillow Cts,- loo Woven Wire Bunk bottoms Loo
Iron Bcd-'clt, with woven wire bunk bottoms 10000
pairs WCo,n stockings, 10000 pairs CotCn Stoc angs
G01C al. t,nd.scMcd she's. 80 Concal Tent Poles
100 SITS Conicl Tent CHAINS 800 sets Wall Tent Poles
Iicks 80 post Letter, sem Hooks Company order
1900 yards d. kerseY. A. .; 200 yards ID D. Ci9th
; 600 ysrds Facing Cloth 0000 yards Blouse ilI.
ut l. :. 10000 yards Dr.ngi -0O0 yards CshNas
Padding 1000 yard, Brown Duck G@ 10 o. 600 dok,n
pools Tasting Cotton Bid, Tor delivery at other points
VIII also be- ent rtanci sample, oil an iDtl's t"h 'a
the , huysiu Arsenal. Bidders must STATE me
very earliest dat, when they Will commence ana complete
d-iNclI,. The eminent reserves III rehL to IeJe,
ana all proposals. Preference gwen TO arucles ~
domestic production E:nLfI, turc conditions OF qud5
and price DncLding ia tie lfcr % ioel-h pod1eI lions
Or uafultcinrr, tho dur herconj Dens "lnai M re-
ou. Guarantee 10 pr cclt. o. tnc Nt. oil the articles
iig'o-iI. sip.hcat.On, &c. Nill b. furnished by this
lltpo-ai, inr Military ~upluc,. AID addressed 10 te
und. f,sned. J. g. CHANDLEIi. Deputy - NJ "eheiA''
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY.

~ FOOT OF LIBERTY ST NORTH RIVER
Time T.bls of November 10 1889 49,.
ch9n 60 ts1 Fs am ' F,.dh o,
SO a. =, for Las H.Eat.ons Ea,,on. bethlehem.
lng, Harisours. ro,t,iie. ramaqDa' Nhamokin. Sun.
GO p d.. f5r Flcm1. toa la,ton. Bethlehem Allen
town Mauch o9gnk Eadng Harli,ou,g pot,syis ets
Chunk Wilke,.srrc. N.ianton agrn. Shamokin
80 80 . H. To- Tor Soper, ssd snnsto' f''''n
ch3nt Eeadns Hairs6ure etc on saadlys at "a
,. NJ. > 90 a. T. : ,ni4, iIs t t n,a,.,.. a..
town and Maacn chunk. 49, amen
town 90 Maa,H cans and 20 o,,, sa Bethlehem Allen
GdI o' and Gf ro Fa" r S S''T Park q'Se an
D. N. SUNDAY trains DO not stop at ocean Grove 81
Tor Monmouth Beach. seabright, etc. at 80. Sis.
Il l % a. > liant as9.SA Via Mn,s~an and Kerpors
For lakewood I 30 : - a. m 90 TO as Nm.
For Toms RN,r and Barn, Eat. 30. - a. NJ. / 90
For Atlantic CITY. vineand and Bridgeton 80 a m.
For Freehold 30. s:l5. II Is a. m. 100. as.
For perth Amboy. 80 0 90. SIS. 10 80 Irl5a.m.
90 100. t:i3. 80. Glo. 30 p m. Sundays . oc
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Via Central r. l. OK N,wJcr,cy Philadelphia and Reading
l.. IL, ana BaltuC.r ami Ouo X. l..
CO. 20 90 90 CO. 80 3D. M M 10 H. nis 80,
SUNDAYS 5. 80. . 80 III. 90. 80. oc 90 D. ~.
conf tGg I1a'yGrg and wa'rson 6ay 80
80 IS connection SS Tor 'Y reading. iI Sg
TCkgts aGG Paret car he procured at H. col
i3}h- IS, last l$5th.st NcwIorS: coart.st. $50
N%wyor ,' rICad,"sy M 0or q, call
baggage from hotel n residence -
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Drn GOODS.

- ENONAI.-Gtrat Clearing sale int wcck IN Garnet.
II inr9. Rug, Mating Fancy Furniture Italian SiA
Blankets an color or entire -o. 10 b. sold bfor. Feb
ruarY !, ANDREW LEoIIItS SONS 1874 Broadway.
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY .4rT,AgF ACADEMY
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For - yr&i- lo.atrd ~ 1870 -.
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Established I~G3. Chartered 1865.
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- KOPOsALs FOR STEAM ENGINEERING

IrW-YONK NAVY NAHD.-January g, 1s9O.->caled
p.oposa- endorsed " Proposal, tor steam Ensne' flhs
stores FOR T.. ,. ,. Essex To Dee opened January
,O l.9G- Mn nr received the Bureau Of PIOs
and Clothing Na.y Department., Washington, ID, e.
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opened Immediately tnclear. to furnish at the Ne" 81 a
navy Yard quantity VI engineering store, Consisting
bricks covering for four boilers,
.u. covering and two centrifugal blowers. The articles
naval Inspection. Blank proposal, VIII be furnished
uupn ap1Icaon TO the tOaHandait Of the Navy YARD,
tie N,IV Paw once Nrw-Yoik. thc Bureau. Tie
BID, by The Department reserves the right 10
reject ans o bids deemed ADJ antageOus 10 the
Government.
JANEs FULTON. NATURALIZATION T. s. Navy.
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Location ccutdi Ideal hreprOo buiiug suites o. Two 70
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V'O ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.-
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Admiral y Chairman.
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