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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-11-13

The funeral Of Mrs. Gus
Campbell will be preached at
the Christian Church in this
place next Sunday,
The Press returns thanks
to Mrs. j. c. Wunn for a fine
specimen Of egg plant grown in
her garden.
The following table shows
the average tariff tax under the
various tariff laws of this coun-
try since the government was
folmed. 1t will be observed
that the Mckinley law runs the
tariff tax up TO ahcut double
that of the "war tariff. The
comparison will be interest
ing: Per cent
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-11-13

-There are 1876 pensioners in
Bullinger county.
Late potatoes are selling at
30 cents u bushel here.
Mis-. Turner of Lutesvil)e is
still very low Of rheumatic fever.
! Mrs. W. II. Jaques of Lutes-
vile has purchased the Shelton
property.
Missouri sends solid Dem
oc1atic delegation to the next
congress.
Mr.. Bowers and j. Sh ultz
Of Crestline, Ohio. are here on a
visit to MIR. Slaybanyh.
|\EMissouri elected four re-.
publlcans to the 5lst congress,
but she elected nohe to the So.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller of Doe
Run were visiting their sons of
Lutesyille the first of the week.
Emma Wilson has bee n
appointed postmistress at War
field, this county, vice P, j.
Mansfield having resigned.
We were misinformed las t
week in the matter of the demo,
cratic candidate for Sheriff, Ed.
Poe, being elected in Cape coun-
ty. He was defeated by 10
votes, by Bierwerth.
-)ay by day the time be-
tween now and the election
is made shorter, and it is
safe predict that the people
will get-get bargains in mil.
linery goods if they buy from
Mrs. E. P. Biggs, Lutesville.
-Hagey's King Heater is
the best stove made. 1t gives
double the heat Of other stoves
and consumes only half the
amount OF fuel that other stoves
do. Keeps fire from day.to. day.
Non can only get them of
August Bohnsack.
.-Prof Roehl. principal of
the Charleston public schools
was thrown from his buggy
few days ago and received
injuries from which he has since
died, His position has been
filled by p Of }. G. Zimmerman
who is a son Of Judge thinner
man Of our county.
The following republican
congressman Of this state were
defeated last week. Neilring-
hans in the Sth; Frank in the
)th; kInsry in the l0lh and
Wade in the 18th district.
Their successors are all Demo. ,
rats, being O'Neil in the 8,
.obb IN the 8. Byrns in the 10
Tyan in the 18th district.
TO those who who will call
1t my Millinery Store, in Lutes.
lille, | will insure them salts.
action in both price and
luali'y. | have just received
new stock of fall goods and
vculd be pleased to have the
patronage Of those intending TO ..
my anything in my line. p,
MRs. E. 2. BlGGs.
We heard a gentleman re. t
mark the other day that he had I
'een travelling through Dunklin t
ounty for fifteen years. but 1
ever before saw such an i'm. /,
'ense cotton crop as that rails q
d this year. Ii is said that the Il
ot'on will not be picked out &
y Mnrrh, next. aud tla, then d
lere viii be more cotton plOw- b
d under than was raised last n
ear. Aud yet there was not n
~ Ihan 1000 bales shipped "
om his ro'nty Inst yrnr-- u
'nljcn New u,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-11-13

Fl. W. Barr brought to this
office Tuesday a bunch OF
johnson grass measuring ovel
SIX feet in height, which is 'ot
the second crop growth. of this
grass, and says that from three
to four crops can be rat from
the same ground in one year in
this latitude. Dry weather has
no effect on it, For pasture it
is unsurpassed and makes hay
OF Il high grade, and isesYrcially
adopted to high dry lands, The
seed costs IN the market two
dollnrs aud twenty i've ca,i'S II
bnshel. \ bushcI viii SOW one
acre One" get Il meadow sri
ana you have II forever, Hs II
viii olll the weeds and al, 9th
" vrge'nh'ee.~,ionlyhan Pos!
|"tI News
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-11-13

-Ladies, do not forget to cal
and examine our fine assortment
Of Vases, Lamps Il etc, A. Il E.
Miller.
Send Us the cash or a card
it you wish your paper contin-
ued after the time paid foreX-
pires.
The Democratic arganiza
tion in Union township was as
near perfect as it could be made
see the vote.
Il. "A. O'Kelley and w. j.
Hahn are elected Justices and
Henry johnson constable of
UHlon township.
ELIAS Wells and VIM. West
are elected justices of the peace
ard Sanford Cato constable of
Wayne township,
We are told that John t..
Welch (Public Administrator
will move, from Ialma in a few
days, to Marble Hill.
The constitutional amend
ment was defeated III this coun-
ty by 944 votes, and it ought to
have been defeated.
w. II. Lutes and VIM.
Crane are elected justices OF
the peace and W, }. Salyer con-
Stable Of German township.
M. J. Francis and j. w.
Swan are elected justices Of the
peace and b, r. Hedrick CON
stable Of Fillmore township.
S. II. Barrett and f, G..
Lambert are elected justices of
the peace and Hirman Fowler
constable OF Liberty township.
Il. FL. Sample and +. NJ.
Propst are elected Justices Of
the peace and Il. Fellows con.
stable of Whitewater township.
We have just received a new
lot Of Sugar and CotIee's, and
canned goods OF all kinds. Will
be sold cheap--A. a. E. Miller,
Lutesvil.e. -.
B. L. BowmaK Sand J. a.
Clingingomith are elected jusli-
ces OF the peace aud d. M.
Slinkard constable of Loran ce
township.
Il. p. Yount and J. NJ |
WeIker are elected justices Of
the peace and u. Il. Salyer
constable in Crooked Creek |.
township
When sending stamps for
BE- sure to SO ar
range them that they will not
stick and mass together unless
you desire them returned.
Have you seen the stock
Of NEW Millinery Goods just
received at Mrs. E. p. Biggs',
Lutesville! You should call
At her store. She sells s--ah! So
cheap.
xTwo petitions have been
presented to the Court this week
,sking for dramshop license.
At THIS writing the Court has
made no decision. One of the
petitions is by VIM. Proctor
md the othe, by two young men
rom Fyedericktown.
Pepper has advanced from
d to 70 cents by reason OF the ,
epublican tariff bill. Now,
xc'ise yonr scribe for saying ,
hat he does not mean here in !.
larbIe Hill or I.utesvIIle, Gas |
ONE shallow. miudad men seem. I
d 10 think before The election .
'h"W they referred to some ,
'milar sIate'nenls) but IN the i
'arkels. And lnls from The +
ra1o Review. i
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-11-13
NOT II.

The Mill committee Of the
Farmers e. I.abore,s Union is
hereby called to meet at Latin
on Saturday November. 10Th,
80. All Unions interested are
requested to send a delegate for
the purpose of renewing the
mill contract for '95. BY order
of the chairman-M. McDkuM
MO ND, chairman
g. NJ. THoRNBuRGH, sec'y.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-11-13
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Torrance is still here.

Torrance is still here.
County Court is in session
Probate Court is IN session
Whitewater gave US a sligh
Increase
John HnslSey for sheriff has
a majority ofs2,
-Filmore's vote shows an
almost solid line.
w. A. Dunn for collector
has a majority of1S5.
Robert Drum for treasurer
has a majority of 6S.
Louis Mayer for Coroner
has a majority Of 152.
Crooked Creek township
showed substantial gains.
M. H. Williams for asses
sor has a majority of 1856.
ID. B. Hill for presiding
Judge has a majority of 132.
p. NJ. Wells for county
clerk has u majority of 1872.
Jasper Frymire fol probate
Judge has a majority of2I7.
This has been Il ; usy week,
80 far, for the county court.
Liberty township needs
some scolding--some parts of
Wayne township behaved
better this year than two years
ago.
j. NJ. Zimmerman for rep
resenialive has a majority Of
100.
Hon. Jasper Burks' ma,jori-
ty in this county last week was
POI.
The 81 of this month has
been announced as Thanks-giv
ing day.
Go to August Bohnsacks
Tor great bargains in heating
stoves.
FRESH BREAD will al.
ways be found at A. 4 E. Millers,
Lutesvllle.
j. P. Z. Austin for Judge Of
the Northern District has a ma
jority a 139.
The Democrats have gained
nearly a hundred votes over
last election.
Cotton pickers get one cent
q pound for picking cotton IN
Dunklin county,
-Bohnsack has the fines,
stock Of heating stoves ever
seen in the county.
There are several boys who
LOAF our streets that ought TO be
in the school room.
Millinery goods in endless
variety at Mrs. Il. p. Biggs'
store in Lutesville.
Henry M. Smith (Republi.
cam for circuit clerk and recor-
der has a majority of a.
| y. A. Miller Republican for
judge of the Southern District
has u maJoriIy,y of 139.
ALI hungry people should
not forget the cheap restaurant
at. Lutesville-A. u L. Miller.
We'll done for glorious old
German township. She always
does her duty nobIy--grandly.
See the combination offer of
the PRESS aud the Coslnopoli.
tan magazine In another column.
Henry Mccain and Mrs. 4
Cox loft Tuesday for the Indian
Territory where her husband IL
NJ work. /
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1890-11-13
PAY YOUR TAXES!

will meet the citizens cf Boincpr nonty Mo NJ the fol-
lowing times aud places for the pr>e collecting taxes for the
year s losV; ana pack CAKES ,l'r tor any ,tior year,
Liberty Township, A I'rdgmao October ls ID and Is
I"u M"!"e M - =, boHng + MnL...... 16, II and Is,
r:m nuoio ", M i'nhhs 90
," .i"'Sie N,eehS store 81 and ~.
Crooked Greek township, R-ssvie % "A and "
unon, Township Pa,lon ........... " and ~
Union township. NJ. NJ. HoIhugrrs .... ~
III. . 'o""S"!' nio'tl BuN' 30
MT 'wat"r tuWhship Smit'vile ~ 81 and Noy |
"rrn""' m D".'" ID" niger .,..,,.. hovemb'G, snd
I've 80 ,'s 81" "' '0' "'T VA be , "Fw in Marble NI /
ltN al VIII pa. Dionptt, mp. "A . ls lx.s Zoe 49,
iose owing hht' sN"@ vi save Interest and eos, ay
paying mem ~ "nct. lF" menn ,o .,, n' The ,nXNs
WR JANtst i.Ah"N, Goi-sTot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
RECORnED MORTGAGES.

Balschum. Adolph. to Wick, IT, 0lstst c OF oth
byrnc Ellen TO J Reilly. 7th-ave, n OF 5th-st
! year, $1,000. ,o-. . 49,
Rricry. John J. to II Burden. trustee 127thst, W
Of LeXlnctOn-1Ne years, &32 600. -,
Brock way. James w to g Manchester and another
9sthst Of 3d-ave. mortgages, year 9tODo --.,
CARY. Il \. To VI VI Martindale and another, > ffth
70. II sth.ayc ! year. MORTGAGE $1,000 , -
Cohen William to National savings Bank or Al
banv. 40 - West @3dst. years $4,000. $500 i.
Deylin. YIN p, to Canda Kane 3dth-st' Of
Hidcbrant barbara. to VIM Stone. 5 s2d-st. o.
Avenue \. years Sl,2j0. r. -
96th-st. - ~ Lexington-ave months. $1,000.
Kahn. German 10 J MiddlebroOk, 4Jth-st g OF
2d-ayc, year-i $4,000 ,- $3.50.
Luughran Thomas, 10 II Keae and others, corner
llth.ave and Gi-t-st, lnstalments, t6330O.
Levy Morris 10 trustees DOnah LeinkaW ana an
other ; last Broadway Of Marketst, mortgages
year. SO 600. ,,,.. -. 49,
Moore Hiram to Richard Cummings 1l5thst. W
~ 7th ~. q months, - 900. -,
Saller. Joseph J. to Harlem savings Bank Jen-
nlngs-st . ~ Chi-holn-st | year. $1,000 $500, 4,
Salmon. James II. 10 J schnoering. 1O)th"st' OF
lOth-ayc. wear $1,000. . :. -
Semon. Minnie L. 10 w Warner Manhattantt, "
Of l25l--t . Years, ~ 600. 80,
Slrcardi Mary \. u Nor,h New-York Building and
Loan Association. Washinet0naYc, OF l1Jthst In
stllmrnt~ $1,000. 40
map Upper Morr-ania . years. 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cor'A"N'
DesOrOssJt St.. as follows; -,.... ,n,,ts
a. IN for S1tlngton and inermei'se po"i Buffalo.
M a. ior Tf.iyu and m nciral local pont,' '"''
car % Lyons and Pullman ear q SUSPENSION ponts
900 a m Tor Mauch Chunk and interuf daT uontA
IL a. H. for l.. and -. Junction ana intern'eu''
n m for Tunkhannock and internequiaassd ng and
Chair car TO Tunkaanno. X. Connection u "
40 m for Flmr1 and Or ncipll interned - susIen.
Chair Ar To- Wilkes barre and Pullman sleeper T" ~
sion Bridge. M. ,,.,,., chunk aad nterrnedase
points Chair ear Mauch CHUNK .-.,od,,e points.
40 p. m. for Mauch Chunk anS n''r"'
7 D. M. for Geneva, Lyons, Emra 40 NV. Nv suspension
and the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ' ,,
bridge. -, 4, N m. and jay
N m connect for all points In Mahanoy ana hs-
iesio"' SUNDAY TRAINS. -. ,o,s,reiiats
: a. M for Mauch CHUNG Hazelon sm1 intermediate
points. and ii a. H. Tor shehsnu''' NV
points. ,,., ,,.,, ,a ,,termediate points;
n ~ for Geneva. Lyons, Elmira tocnS 'snspensiea
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons all"
Dfiass' General Eastern onles 0as BroadwN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
Railroads..
RAILROADS..
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND GENITAL STATION,
fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New York.


PEE RAILROAD STATION IN THE CsrH -
TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLOWS;
$3.50 A. M.-CHICAGO NESIIBCL LIZ LIMlIt-D-N"e ."
o.o H. III mex vEsrIBuLE LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati 80. Indianapolis ~ 81 d. ' ~
1880 A. M.DDw9EisTERN DAY ExPREss-daily except
4.50 r iM-NoRTn SHORE yEsTIBuLE LIMITED N TEL,
Due at Detroit at 9:l5 a. M. chicago > 'oo y H. ~
900 p. M.-FAsr WESTERN EXPREss;-.Due Chicago
7so % oSa.ln2%ib5iI SS5 } MdSTREAL AND MA
GAEA FALLS EXPHhsfSo; r1s AND CHICAGO Elk.
PREss-Due Indianapolis II 20 D m. next day. d.
FISK 2Gkii y 55 FH u s5
ks 80 70 81 ~. z $.. 81 sS
90 g. i 80 20 Sl' 8 g. II SO 80 night &
rTt% 70 hS s. 81 10y %s
noe r. e. 9S 10 ss 10 % 30 h. So So ' 90 80
pUrFFA Ro%9 So 10 20 80 a. m. 100. 7:so o:16
NI&GHHRA rALLs-Io 90. no 80 a. m so 100. 3d.
sARAf6GA. 90, III 80 a. m. '2:OO. $50. 1880
fH6E GE2HiSS 80 m so c S5 p H.
ApIfRRoSp1XiCK MOUNTAINS AND MoNTREAL-to 90
III 80 m, 80 ,. IN. IL 90 night also Adirondack
At MiqR'2n'o hS 81 AND cAXAYDAIeUA-fo0o
nERKKsmIRE Hills VIA HARLEM DIVISION
F., s and st Sos frgs ga sn! aa aPpv 95
IL Pai. Place SO West l25th-s and iSsth,st s;aton
So T B c5 anI
Wcstco,ts Express calls for and chec&s baggage from
hot and TssGeeS d e. ony oher train,
run A pes trains. except tho.e leaving at 90 30
ns j6n 'S?P M n' T'S S1.c GEoRGE II DANIELS
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The only properties offered at ancton az inc nea-
Estate EXCHANGE yesterday were Nos 20 anu -
East Forty -third-st., west Of secona'aVe' WV
story brick tenements, on lots 2oNloo anu
,,,,her propertv WAS entirely finished, and the en-
hcr,nces were stated to be nearly S27,OOO on cach
bonsc The plaintiff the buyer In each cas- i4r
S33 600 There were number OF bluugrs PILa o,c
and lot aOxjOx1oO. has been sold at private oVh""0
Tor Mrs A. 8 Godmark to A. Moore Tor II o,uo' ,,on
Cnu,idcrabc anxiety Is expressed as 10 tle uC,IoL
on this market Of the present labor troubles; ~,
with tigitncss Of money in Walst SHOULD ue DIN
bovcot he carried and the railway strike continued
he effect Oh this market is likely TO be serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
- ROPOSNLS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
IL RnpnS As For TABLEWARE AND

1 KITCHEN TENSl1S-Phiad llhla D'p2t oil ~, ~
Q. NJ Dept 80 ~ Archs, lhnl' Pn 80 @., IVA
-. N, m IL O'clock a. M. MONDAY. August -, iS'
opened thereafter, for furnishing the =
masters Impairment IN this lily viii i9hl,Nafe
kitchen Utensils, consisting OF Nitriu'd 'tlhaMsf
-iiverl1t.d and abesloons scale. ana n"sht- n,
arvs and clcatfr~ samples can D.. ~'fi1
Schuylkf Arseiel. Tho Government: reserves u, nst
70 rcjct any a,a az Kim or uahufic,n-c conditions
~ o9i.v and price including IN he price u foreign pro-
d.c,ios or ranUfacturcs duty hrfron) being cqua
Blank Tor proposals. llsts q arccs required ara fu
nfnn on Viii furnished by thi. Office upon application
nyris containing proposals o. be- ndofscd. Proposal
for Tabicwarc. etc and address-i 70 ne nnccrr9ned
T. g., CHANDLER, Deputy Quarternaster' '"heral
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
Railroaus.
n EN- N SY LVANIA
I RAILROAD.

I RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER JUNE IS, 1890.
Trains leave stations OF Desbrosses and Cortlauds
$500 a. Mill FAST LINE for the West. pullmaa
) Is a. NJ, ,oUilbus 80 a. mp Chicago 500 D. m.
% an ES,' Loc Ia % Remove except sunda
1895 sSS loIo r ffEfS CHICAGO LIN
md S'e Eom ssSPns DaSs Sa
and SS fpr S Ss ssxs
Ss AI EesS l Ss s'S' s an. and
2oo f:gS L9 IT Sex AND CINCINNATI
P Par S% cSaeh @ S cea 70
eiDnat IL 100 a. NJ, Chicago 200 D. m anu d. Louis
$50 e n FIJI! WESTERN EXPRESS for all Reas.
ne West NoSthwest and sSghTeS s. Ios ceessS
Snc%nat Meaph ItsY Sa,d 6nf.s
f.ssaSg 70 kcSme@d 1TIvss Sf,s
e NJ . csSaFS Connects for
SSd pofSS dpyt SsSSpt s SXP%ss Pullman Bpas.
Sy arrive. %5st e Mem
s I'd a ~ S sy 0s Ia p SS 's Gil
f &AsE Es;s k sSSss
say s5 p e1 ne ns sHne,y SS asSS ne
s%s. Az wa IS S 3d.
ans s sRa AZ " asa 80 Sr B.'lns S.
90 and 200 p m, and u rs night For point. %
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and Clnclnhs, sieepes
Dining Car and Coiches through, 90 y. N. daily.
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and ntermedate ste.
ss; a$y ssn3.; ss
is p. n. do not stop at Asbury Park on sunday
For AtaGGt , CIV a 80 %9eda conSe t eeV CAPE &
and With through for Browns Mills and Beach
For Old Point and Norfolk via ewYork Philadelphia
NoTfok Railroad 90 q. N. daily except sunday, ane
500 D. ~ daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line 2:lo
o. m WeKdar =, ourr .nry pIIIA
Express Trains leave follows -
1zC 20, 5 90, 80, . 40, Chicago Limited with
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Linted), and II 90
a NJ Y 20, 90, 10, 800, 80, 90 80, 200.
oO 80 90, and 0 100 p. and Y is night
ACCOMMODATION, II 10 O. m. 20 and go p m sun n
-'n Zoo 90 80, 5 100 8 80 90 and 90
D. No. and IL 10 night. Accommodation, 90 p m,
INC Sew-YOrk Transfer Company will call for and
cheek baggage hotels and residences through 10 des
For tables Of local trains apply 10 any ticket agent
VI ~ AZ = PuGH J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
xVEsT SHORE RAILROAD, \. y. Z. &

WESl SliOhE hAj LhOtD, ~ -, "
w IL. Il. r. l. Co, Lfss"c.-rrains leave Yves, lIu.
detroit and Chicago, % 90 a. m 5 10 p NJ 3 10 m
St Louis . 10 - 10 D. Toronto - a. M - 10
s:i5 y. nj; nuf1o, isochcst,r. suspension hmdgS
Niaeara Falls, $50 80 a. M y 70 'Sl' i H.
F 8 "a and m SyT Hns,son 3 49, s. o5
ali 80 a. n, IS D. a 90. 8 :l3 and 9 10 7. M
Catskin and Albany 30 = rs, . 80. All 10 a. M
Cornwall Newturs 80, = Is, %. 'a3;299o 2:22
al 80 m. i II 90, 80. .: -. 30 ~ 80 - io;
n IS D. m, and cl0 - a. M ba - p NJ cornwall a1a
p m. Elegant slerping-cars' for Buffalo NGgara taus
Detroit. CHICAGO and St Louis on all through tra,ns
Saratoga specials all 80 "a. M bS - p M parot''aIs
TO Saratoga aud caldwell. Lake iA0rge all 80 a. m
daily except sunday, bS - p M lSaturdays 9nM far'
Hotel and Kaatcrski Via Phoenci'. 10 as and II 80
u m, rs m trains, ana 10 10 a. m Tor hoU1lt:
Slcepmg-car on 3 30 a. m. tsundays only for Grand
o;. and Fboe3c PaGGts caro- 9 paro MSu' To
Catskii on those trains ilalf.holday special 10
saturday only for Knatcrskil Hunter tio61It Grand
Hotel station and Pho,nicla Parlorc1r TO Grand Hotel
Station and Phoenicla. b. G = Leaves ,'rooklyn Wa
bS 90 p. IN CatskIl Mountain night line, 80 4: NJ.
sleeping car Grand Hotel station SUNDAYS only Duly
DAILY except saturday All other trains daily except
sunday. For tickets. timetable p1ror and sleepngc,r
2sS Washing 529 Fulisn;St Nn9GX onse fs%t o.
way. Ia BoNeTy Is PARK pcc So west l2jth.s and
Wcst shore station II West t2d.st, aud foot Of
Jay-st., North River G, f.. LAMBERr. General Pas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
npOpOSITS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

Department Of the IncrIo 9acc Of Indian Aa5s
.ffoIo.als for Indian supplies and drecHd 70 th9
commits, oner Of Indian Affairs washington D. WI
IN, received unt7 | D. M OF Thursday september IL ls9U,
for frni .hnc for Indian service about 800 dor ne
ronbs 500 doK sOos cotton. go hops. - doi gas
lamps $50 avis, 1902 ue1Tometer'i 1870 gals sh9e
scraUer~. 800 yards flannel ana variety
~ other articles. Schedules showing the kinds aud quaint
Of articles rcqu "a ,r on'. M IT. -
dy"rv terms OF contract and all other necessary IN
once in Washington. The night Is n'-"rvcd by he
Sv,rpfent TO reject and oil bids or any part 81 any
d and these proposals invited under prNto that al
ranr alton shall b. made for the supplies by Congr's
W. VII b, on.ned hour and day ah0N" stated and
hSd4rs ar invited DE- present at the openlnq CERTIFIED
nd. m ACCOMPANIED by certified checks
r drar, upon United Ntal~ depository Tor AZ least
"'e ~ '''' ! MORGAN. Commlsslonel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23

THE BOOK OF oPENAIR SPORTS. octave. 500
l pages ILLUSTRATED The standard ara snthority On
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &c. Ae In
full ri pcr COPY Published by The Tribune New-Yofk.
and universally conplmented BY the presa
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Kcinochan, 3lO,OOO.
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY
West End.ave, cor 9Ithst 4OiHlOO James s,o ooo
Salmon John Schnoerng - .;;oc IN; %--'o''
118th.st n $ 2lS n of PeassntaVe Z3AlOO. 10 ooo
Francis A Jackson and wife u herman f,anA '''''
0h;st s. 100 H. Oh La,Sne' - 1900
Tot l. map W o Giles Kingsbridge; Charles 1 .ooo
George ~ Hugh y camp ~, - aiso ~
Iisth.st, II = l2o It e OF sth-aye, 22oxyyll a'so
i;i3iItlo Le S WI" nu"i7'' 49, 49,. 900
lo5h.st, 40 l12 west 2oNiooii 'O"n o'"i' IS 900
spuyten Duyvil Parkway, ne cor falsne-ave''
9llI.000 acres; Mary Il COZ 20 " 'oln'1in5 ~
f " Of Oppressive. 30X432X4SsH'f.o' jos Aoo q oo5
10 J Hood Wright o =, -, '''
1i4thst > Si9 r. 81 saa'e' -'N'oo' $4,000
77th,st 20 v 10 to- r Nnna Cary $1,000
7sth-st, =, 81 It. 4" 81 l-taNc, -"Ni,v,'-, "a 600
washngonayc, = part su3dl|la 81 End %t
map Upper Morrisania. jiAl0o NJ Iuiey' O 900
trus f. Banks ct al 10 Is u Steinprl,n ao 0'
Manhatta Warer r. uinnje " Slmo1 - $1,000
14jth.st ; @ cor southern BorleYnr, OON1;
Elizabeth KreWet n Mary = Bc"hIGGf GO -,
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Shlansky 10 Shlansky :, 90. -,
Gthave. " lots 81 and 0S, map Mount Edeh' q ooo
I0OxlOO; l. J Obemcyer to Kerr - Il. -oVo
Ludlow NO 49, - 10 NJ $1,000
Hul.ay". : 100 # OF O1ark-st oVAlOV' MARY o5o
r. MOnag han 70 Jane S0ue ~, - Wv
No w q s hn4 10 Ra pL eiIdcndt 10000
3Oth-St. n lot -. map OF { Smythe. Z6N1e.o;
Mary Lodcrosc TO Catherine Van itogen o;
lIth-aNe. 2510 II OF 01sts a. SAlOONrrcg; 40
Ilth.aye Of Gst.-t. % l0X9O 5N9lOX210N ~ o.o
100 lily Keale 10 Thomas loughran -..----.- -o'-'o
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GRAND UNION hotel
Saratoga Springs
UNDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT.
OPEN TO OCTOBER 1.
REDUCED RATES FOR SEPTEMBER
GEORGE 5. ADAMS. Manager.
SRxT GARDEN PARTY AUGUST 30.
Proposals.


n York CITY August 20, lS90.-Seaed Proposals IN
duplcae win be received at this office until IL o'clock
n6' Ssn,nnhor I'd l-gO and then opened. for supplying
81 Artillery Horses said horses 10 nG Hu
artIon about Ill hands about zoo rounds TO Year,
hay and IN all respects nttcd for Artillery service COY
right 10 reject any or All proposals
EnVrlopes containing proposals should be endorsed
Horses 10 DE opened september ~
and adcr,s-ed 10 Depot Quartermaste Charles L. Barnett
Asstsfnnt Ouartrrnnster, u. =. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-23
I, y pIlI50S rs FOR GRANITE PAVING

| 0CES TO be used the strerts and avenues III
thc civ Of Washington d. Conce Of the Comniss oners
Washington D. c.. Aug. IL. loJ0.Seaed pfoIQras WIZ
be received this onlcc until II o'clock M ON ihusoAy
furnishing granite paving blocks 70
sd on Var0ns strccts and The city " Wash
ncoo Blank forms OF proposals and specifications can
b. attained ONCE application therefor, TO-
eeher " in ali necessary Information and bids on these
form. oniy will considered The right j. reserved 70
rrlect any and oil bids pIrts OF bids w D1t ~
L 80 a line IL. N. NOHENT. Commissioning - q