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New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
SOER HAD \ SMALL SALARY.

Casper Socr. the Newark posiohcc employc "h'
confessed at Trenton saturday night tia' III
was dcfaulicr for about $1,000. Is thiI''
years old and until month ago Wa
superintendent Of the money order dep'i'
ment, being removed on March II. and taking place
with the United, States Credit system Company. al
Newark. lie appointed by Postmaster f1cdleF
(Dcm) a. clerk in the general delivery department. III
May ls-1. ON september ~ following. he was ap
ponted superintendent Of the money order department.
the transactions cf which amount 10 about ~
annually Tie salary iS liked BY Government rr-u
lrtions and depends upon The amount nf bn,innso,o
transacted SOcr's compcn satiOn wa not above N,,ov
wear lie gave bonds In - 900 and both cN f,l'l
master Fielder and Postmaster COnlln are rspon>lni
Tor the lss and Will look to the bond ,mcn 10 indemnify
Them, The bonds John +. Tobin, Of Newark
and A. Atkinson, Of ROscvic.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
RTNOkS OF A BANKS REORG yIZATIOy

movement is said TO be on foot for the reorganiza
don Of the Commercial National Bank with view TO
Increasing the capital from S3OOOOO 10 81 100000. II
Is reported that the will be changed to the
Southern National Bank, and that the new capital
will from Southern capitalists. TWO Of the pres
ent directors. Isaac Roscnwad large tobacco manu-
fseurcr. and Edward b. Bartlett, reported 70 be
moving in the matter in connection with Southern
capitalist connected with the tobacco business. The
Commercial National Bank occupies No. so Wallst
.he building formerly owned by the Marine National
Bank While having connection with the latter
the Commercial organized about five years ago 10
occupy the field made vacant by the Fish, Grant
Ward collapse in 1854.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
yOrNG SOEE THOrGHr rN>OrND NMfND
ErFrsINc BNL-mIs MiNp cErN1ff Ehl.iINLi'
BY HIS coNrf,-ioN.

II HIS 'INl I'-.'ff'
Trenton y. j.. ApfIl - special ''p'r N"'' '''
ac,auitinr money order ,lc.h. ha- created tl" 300
pr-. sion among those Who have '"nfcr.'i WIN M"
tina, hc +. not altogether .ogni mentally. h''''
,t,tc. C,inmi -ioncr Rowe. T." whom Do" confessed %"
saturday night that hc hAd stolen $1,000 in i'
Newark P,.ionicc aid that ihc confession might hr
true lu every particular hui bee wa much in''''h''
II ~ccr's mind va. nof disturbed.
lie came 10 Trenton t. give himself mp ana 20 '
u,i.on- .aii Comm. .ioncr Rowe. and set hi, ~
cu,c for not acqua.ntne ms VIE with the ''h'"n'
va. that hc wa, in thc habit IF being put late a.
uithf and that .nc world not worry over hi. al-cnc
from hor.c. .Eut.' said !. ',on VIII not rinrn ''
your home at al tonichi and prrhap, not for many
dave. and unlc,. ,ou inform Your family they "I
bc greatly worried
socr had given himself mp. had procllmcd himself
thief and had asked to bee locked up. and ,iill h'
did not seem 10 realize that b. va, prisoner an'
that he va. not At liberty ;n 20 back to Newark.
III, conduct In the Mercer Coun5 JAN. where h
j, confined. considered httlc queer 'dd>
he acted more like happy -choolboy than in"
who had ruined his career by crime. lie explained
the buoyancy Of hI- spirit, by saying that -in'' h'
had made a confession tremendous load 'al beer
nficd of hi, shoulders. TX Postmaster Fielder
offered 10 90 h. BAIL but he preferred 10 ,ay IN jan
Inspector parlam, in response to directions from
Washington wcni on 10 Ncwark tc day Ia aid IN tn
worl. Of examining ~o-r's books and accounts. IL
had an interview with Oday aud aft"rwAri sa'u
hat he conld not understand how Socr', books cold
Zoe In the condition THAT hc represented them 30 De-
should II turn ont that SOcr has told the truth ~
hi, confession II l. certain that he VIII be A. l'h'N
dealt with possible. Ill- salary Ia the post"I''
more than ~ 900 year, ana II /, believed,
that ne wa~ tempted to steal through poverty, anu
that none Of the money Wa spuandcred
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
NEWARK

The expert who is making an examination VI 'ne
hooks of the Aqueduct Board will not be ready to re-
port for about three weeks and until Inen Is
hat nothing can be done in the case OF oasner f. w.
wsmer, @ who Incorporated $500 OF funas Oh .he
BOARD. his father. who is a memoer oi ',e noa'u'
making the amount good The fac' 'nS' new .",n
hook was written up and the oiu o"o "e'''''''
severely commented upon.
Coroner walng V. W. Vreeianu' WIN pa peaa,u mon
=, rstairinr 81 400 paid to him by mistake on check
., tho NATIONAL Newark Banking Company, was
Sestedav w sentenced to year in the penitentiary
yr.s,and who has heretofore borne good character
has not been removed from his Office and there is said
10 be no law TO reach his case
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
GEORGE KEENAN, ON RUSSIAN EXILES.


George Kennan's third and last lecture on RUSSIAN
Political EAilcs" in behalf OF the Building fund OF he
Brooklyn womans Homeopathic Hospital ana Dispen
sary attracted large and representative audience in the
Brooklyn Academy Music last evening Inc mouse was
filled from ceiling, and from the moment the
lecturer stepped stage until he olded down MS
last page Of manuscript and closed his address In an
earnest minor KEY silence more apprecative than inc
tremendous outbust of applause resned throughout
the building Mr. Kennan is even more iorcioe speShe
than he writer and his pictures OF the horroie IN
teriors Of the political prisons In the wos OF EASTERN
Siberia and suferngs endured by the prisoners
brought the eyes OF many OF he women i'll he
audience
He briefly outlined the lives Of many OF the most prom
nent offenders he personally during his travels
and he related the and miseres which many nome
through in order to JOIN their eNea h"spaa
a., ,h,s for E.sern Inferno He the story OF the
bsbaritics and massacre a. ne reee'eu ps
private communications the miserable survivors III
Kara mines The inqutous system of exile by admins
,,,y. nrocess was revealed in all its hdcous details
blot on the civilization q the nineteenth century.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
EAST BOUND SHIPMENTS FOR TIE WEEK.

'hicago, April - C>pccial.-Thc total eastbounh
shipments except Of live stock last week. amonnted
10 '-o53 tons against 72.4O5 tons the previous week.
Inc Nickel Plate shows the shipments OF AGO tons
Oh oa's against less than half that amount by all
us competitors together: but. in spite OF all man
her OF charges. no proof of manipulation In rates Is
furnished II Is suggested that the grain men are play
ing the old trick of shipping everything they can py
weak line In order to compel reduction of rates by
the strong lines. The Central Traffic statement on
hour. grain and provisions shows n total of 3D.
"a. tons. of which the Michigan Central. Lake shore
ana Nlchel Plate took 20 cent each. Grand trunk
l.. Forte Wayne H. baltimore and Ohio and Pan
Handle >.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29

the city, restraining It from opening Homan and st.
Louis aves. to its tracks and the city TO-
DAY asked that the injunction be dissolved on the
ground that the City Council had passed an ordinance
which the Mayor had signed, by which Homan and 81
Louis aves already open north of the Northwesterns
lrachS should be extended across and south OF thch
'ir Iondy said the passage Of the ordinance dd not
Se''ie The matter, and urged that, the road beng
..oPnhoh carrier its right Of was quasi puDhc.
lnc cliNs representative did not come prepared 10
answer az r Mr. Goudy and the Court 0vcrrlled the mOlo
10 dissolve the injunction The case will be heard AT
an early day
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

THE SECOND TRIAL OF EASTMAN BE'ON.
The second trial of X. b. Eastman, supervising
architect of Kings County upon the Indictment charg
ing him with presenting a false claim against inc
county for services was begun yesterday in the 'our1
of Oyer and Terminer. The jury disagreed at the
first trial. Little difficulty experienced III secnr
ing jury yesterday. Ex-United states MARSHAL n. -
Tate was peremptorly challenged. tXJuuge iroy,
who appeared for the defendant made request lor
the discharge of his client upon the grouno tat no
crime charged in the Indictment, but u was dc.
MED. Tile testimony the same as Al the hrS'
trial
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT-The funeral Of Sidney y. Beardsey:
xJudgc Of supreme Court Connecticut. held
yesterday Afternoon az his home. Many well known
judgcs and lawy present. The Rev DR.. ryl-
vester Clarke read the Episcopal service. Judge san
ford Of the superior Court > b. sumner clerk OF the
Superior Court and Mayor X. T.. DeOrcst former law
patners Of Judge Beardsley Henry Sanford and Will
lam ID Rshop acted As pall-bearers . Plans
for Congregational church at West End TO seat
500 persons and TO cost 10000 been adopted by
the parish. and the work Of construction will i'm
rnedatnlv hcoin
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
Proposals.
ID ROpOsALs FOR STEAMBOAT SERVICE

i War Department, New-York Depot Of the Charter.
masters Department Army building Whtehall-st, New.
York city, April 23 ls9o1Ses,d proposals In trpiieate
NAV D. 1899 supplying steamers by charter take
the Dlace Chester A. Arthur, Ordnance
and kiantic respectively when required during the fiscal
ending June 30 1891 The steamers whose services
NAV be required under this advertisement must be about
the size OF the vessels above named respectively and have
capacity 20 subject TO inspection and acceptance and
,eection ~ no, such be deemed FOR the
sevice reauired Ali be stanch In rst
class order in every respect well equipped and found
and conform fully the requirements OF the law. Coal
viii be furnished by the. Department Proposals mus:
how much per hour day service and for night service
and must include engineer and q fireman. The re.
nander ~ the will be furnished by the Department
The vessels required must be furnished inmediasly
or a such time The Department may oSsSnate. Tho
overnment reserves the right TO reject any all
posals Proposals should be indorsed Proposals. for
r. s. BATCHELDER Deputy ouartermaster-Genersl.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
RAYONNE.


D1INT rVON
Mrs. Anastasia Parses died yesterday morning
age lO4 years She born in New-Iork City,
March Il, 1856. and lived there until 1881. Since
then she has lived with a daughter in West Fifty
second ST.. Bayonne In 1909 she married Edward
Parsells who died in 1925: Their son Edward died
in 1887 age seventy eight. Two daughters. Mrs.
Anastasia Gordon and Mrs Edward Houghton. survive
her, ages seventy eight and seventysix respectively
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
TWO IMPORTANT MEETINGS CALLED FOR TO

Chicago. April 2S lspcciaD.-Two important meet
ings tomorrow viii probably show whether or not
IL i possible 10 advance rates and form the ass"ca
tons absolutely necessary to the maintenance "l
rates after they are advanced. Perhaps the most
important meeting will be that called for the re"r
ganizaton Of the Western states Passenger Asso''
ton and the advancement of passenger rates. MI
the old member, Of the a-~ocation will be repre-
sented and. FAR ~ known. none Of them VIII pro
pose impossible conditions. The other meeting !, !.
inference between the lines IN the Western lrclgh'
and Trans Missouri Association on the cpualkailOh
Of through rate, bv the Michigan Central cut on
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
ELIZABETH.

Mucn anxiety is felt among the $50 male and female
as,ars ~ the cordage works over the long sus-
nensjon. The works have been shut since January
and u was confidently expected would start up this
rssr AT the latest but there is no sign of resump
ton.
S. L. Williamson. age twenty -four. died yesterday
,t the city hospital. to which place he was taken
the night previous from the NewJersey Jockey Club
grounds. He lived in Montana.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
FAyORIyG THE cONPRONISE BILI.

The Kings County Democratic General Committee held
special meeting last evening In Everett Hail. brooklyn
Resolutions presented by DstrictAtofney Rdgwsy
and unanimously adopted approving Of the action Of the
Oeuecxste Ssnators In psing for the compromise bill u
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
PLANNING To SELL WESTERN ROAD

Chicago April 25 CspeciaD.-A plan by Drexel
Morgan q &c. for the sale Of the Elgn. Joliet and
Eastern Railroad is, it is said. the point of being
carried out. The road Is to be sold to the 1t. Paul,
OF which Drexel. Morgan & Co. large owners
They own practically all Of the Elen. Joliet and
Eastern. for which they have paid about 81 100000,
nearly 10000 mile The road is really a
belt line, extending from Waukegan around Chicago
by way OF Joliet. and nearly 10 a junction with tno
Lake Shore road, east Of Chicago From Joliet the
line is parallced and paralyzcd
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
DONDs DEcIAPFn To RE DIE

The holders Of the bonds secured by the mortgage
Of the Union Pacific Railroad. Southern Branch at
their meeting YESTERDAY declared the whole principal
of the bonds due and payable under the terms Of the
mortgage. They will accordingly bc paid by the re-
organization committee Of the Missouri. Kansas ana
Texas Railway Company. ~ the committee nous
$3.50 Of the bonds or majority Of the whole amount
~tandinc
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
Mr. MOODY's CLOSING SERVICES.

fr. Moody did not speak in the city yesterday. lie
believes In resting day ont Of seven, and when he
breaches on Sunday he takes either Saturday Mon
FAY for rest. This evening at 80 O'Clock he will
preach in the Allen Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
AZ No. 81 Rivingt0nst., and at rs In the Mariners
Baptist Temple Oliver and Henry sts Tomorrow
night he will hold final services In each Of these places
and he will start for Chicago on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29

protect the secrecy Of the ballot bribery and pro-
hibt the intimidation and coercing resolution
was also adopted approving Of the general registration BILL
and another favorng the OF the pay OF letter
carriers by Congress.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
orr1cIAL cmAxcn II rnn NEw.YoNK crNTEAL.

OFFICIAL CHANGE N THE NETWORK CENTRAI"
I.ockpoit y y. April - Special water :. Han
dolph travelling passenger agent of the NcwNork Genital
has been advanced by the resignation ~ w l. Brown
senior travelling passenger agent who viii take the same
office ON June ! with tho Big -Four Road. MI Kan
doph'> territory will be- increased. II j. thought tha
C. A. Baldwin. now freight and passenger agent of The
N.w.York Central AZ Lyons, viii succeed Mr. RAndolph
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.

Tho poard Of Tax Commissioners orsan'nc' Seo'e 1,
aav nv the election of Michael J. oDo"N'" y"
ANT and James Z Connolly, CLERK
George r. Hitler reappoln'ea a '".no m"" 90
tho Board Of Finance and took the oa,n Vi oI.o
,erday. Mr. Hitler is one OF the hep"oi' ''' 'l'''N''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
ID ROPOsALs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

/ iRANsPORTATION.-Depa OF the Interior.
ssnst s Of Srops %sa9 Hs
ss aISnss S 'sTs Ss IN s
N' be- Indsn M AasT
until until % p s TSesdsy May issC isr furnishing
g. g o. pde pep y % &c
t Pesds B SS0 gs. a:s:
Lands l GS sf nrfe 9sSln Sssss:
fss 1899 poaSs: 1 s
S;' s Js. I'D = sa
b.SS. % Ogss es SR al
s Ss'9 s sss' HSsi
aSdaas w's ssdca aYGS suSn Snr
M kaes 81 Forks; &c., and @
for the service to delysred a, cSsssC xansas CITY
Sss,s ssn Fs1ss rss S:s
PSt O r . for os e S Ss 4
Ssn scledus. showing The kinds and q.a%%ss q
SSanssS gross q 81 Ons, S9SS:
e. ''s sss
Finished fna Sss &:
lpsGnf ar s0 Of g GssuSssteSce E. cheyenSs
nd sso Tie
aPNS G% : RaSs a5a@a aad CITY h rofs s
E i resred sPysnmsp 70 resc, any and az 6s.
under pFoyiso that appropriation shall be made for the
D S BY ssSSs nS and T Re s a ' to h'Ss Ss
present at the opening Certified checks~A bids must
he accompanied by certified checks drasss upon
United states Depository or the First National Bank Of
sa@ @ popo S for is G ge' sTas ST ss:
WAR DEPARTMENT.-New ewYorll Depot of
W the ouartermaster's Department Army Building.
s 9d p fG Se1s Until y oSs & & aa S'g b.
800 and then Opened for the transportation from Long
isia CITY and Pier g. East River elsewhere
NcwYork CITY. to the Cypress IIns National Cemetery.
in ms harhor and vicinity. whenever required from
Inly l. $500 June 30. 1891. plain hear~e must be
carriages. when required, for those who
must necessarily accompany the remains Proposals must
prtcc for each carriage and the
Cor each hearse which must include all for
removal Of the remains 70 The grave. Digging and rehing
., no grave &c be by the The
eminent reserves the right reject any all proposals.
rn'ssas should be ndorspd Proposals
rorans :, ard addressed TO the Undersigned II. N.
RATCHELDER. Deputy Quarrmaster General. U. S. A.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Thc store Of James Ryan III
po-den ave near Jackson ave, was entered ny Dur
glars on sunday night and cigars valued az T"oo "e'e
carried OF No clew has been obtained to the thieves
but they supposed 10 be the same WHO nave oco
operating In the city for a week or two
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
c1ry AND RAILWAY AT LAW.

Chicago. April es CspcciaIj-A new and nteres,lns
o,,os,,ou has been raised by the Northwestern hai-
road in regard to the power Of the city OF Chicago 20
ren streets across railroad yards without spco'ai
authority from the Legislature The chicago anu
Northwestern Railroad secured an lnluncuoh ASa'''
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
ror rnr rnorEcrIoN or EAILEoAD MEN.

Washington. April @s-Mr. Henderson, of Iowa" today
introduced to the House Committee ON Railroads ana
Canals l.. :. Coiin. - Fort I'"fe' Iowa VINO -
re,rcsont,t,. ~ the BraArur, Association = the n"
s,,e addressed the committee. 30 favor - NJ. Hcndf
SON. bin for the protection ~ railroad employees lh'
bin requires an railroad cars T. b" equipped WIN auto
matte couplings and power hr,tc. 40 that there vi" p'
no necessity for the men 20 go h'i"''n The cars.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFCI-COMFORT1N
EPPS'S COCOA.

,a BREAhIAST-" By thorough knowcdge OF the nat;
ual laws which the operations OF digestion aud
nutrition and a application OF the fine properties
OF we-seleced Cocoa, Mr Epps has provided our break
last tables with delicatey beverage which
rave u many heavy doctors bills 1t In the udcious
use OF such article, Of diet that constitution may Dc
gradually built up until strong enough TO resist every ten
d,ncy to disease Hundreds Of subtle maladies floating
around Us ready there is weak point
We may escape fanl shaft by keeping ourselves
wen fortified with pure blood and a properly nourshed
frame Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only IN
half pound tins by Grocers labelled thus James EPPS
4 CO. Homnoplthc Chemists. London. England"
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29

,pPrAL AGAINST TifE ULSTER AND DtLNWARf-
roud.n, y y Aprl 1-.-in th' action h."fr't h' in'
- - ,t,.,.r.n,ld against the Ulster ,ni D'awAs' lail
road Company fo foif iiuro II the charter 81 the .o
many Judsc Fur-nian decided n favor ~ IN" road lh
Town Board ~ Hafpcr.ned. al meeting on Npri -.
voted appeal n the '"n'itl l'in "' ''' ''i"''"
from the decision of Judge fuf-Han
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29

COOK. or COOK and Lar NDRfSS. By
\ Young German wOuan. thorough cook
clean. obiiging; ready for city or countr,
,nod cit, references. At HONE 81 kEAO,
| l.t~ bfl-lNp., near 10Th st.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29

rx,ov PACIFIC BRANCH TO SALT WORKS
uu,chinson kan. April - fsrarisiirhe CITY r"'"T"
has granted the RIGHT way through this town 70 The
T-n,cn paciac road. This will open mp new territory
Tor the industry here. which = now 'ooo "''''''
daily
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
Drn Goo0s

,AkPEIlNGS. Mattings, Fancy Furniture
~ Tor Hotels, Cottages Dwellings, at lowest cash prices
accounts opened when desired. ANDREW TESTERS
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29

THE ,ILrnuTNY VALLEY not TO 81 SOLD.
rittsbure April 2sln tho United Sr''' 'i''ni'
Court to-day Iudre Ach"'on refused to lf'n' 'N' l'
~, ,ho ineon. ho,dhoid,r. asking for the -aic of the
Allegheny valley Railroad
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
ID ROpOsALs FOR APPLIANCES FOR THE

1 THANSNI ~SION OF FOWFR.-WatorNIet Arsenal,
west Troy s. =. Apr %, -sealei propos.I u, N
o'clock m on FRIDNy NAY % 1880 for appliances
for the Of power conn rising -hatng buns
Nc and for erection o n complete running 0rder IN
ur' Army Gm Factory at Watrylict Arsenal me
Government the right 10 reject all any proposals
rat, thereof Specifications all other information
can be had application to Lieutonant-C olone r. IL
pARkTk. Grdnanle DtIarment. L. = A.. commanding
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
ID ROpOsALs FOX MILITARY SUPPLIES.

u Philadelphia Depot OF the Quartermasters Depar
nent, No, LABS Arch-st., Philadelphia, Pa APru l.
lS9OSeacd proposals trlpat subject 70 usua cond
tions, will be received until O'Clock In Friday
May :, 1890 for furnishing the United states quarter
masters Department the following articles TO be deliver
at the Quarernasters Depots at Philadelphia "a, ana
Jefersonyi lille, Ind. Helmets trimmings, campaign
hats forage caps and trimmings fur and gauntlets
linen collars music pouches aiguilettes and shoulder
knots, suspenders knit undershirts woocn and cotton
stockings, Berlin gloves, eggins wool mittns
barrack shoes Arctic oyershoes wool blankets, axes ana
hee, shoNes pckaxe helves camp kettles woven wire
bunk bottoms card holders for hunks pillows pillow cases
scrubbng brushes tumpet trumpet cords and tassels
trumpet crooks record books flags and haards dark blue
cloth and flannel canton flannel blouse lining nanne SKY
blue kerse coored flannel facing CLOTH cotton duck tent
poles tent stoves and pipe tent chains rope petroleum
and Wrapping paper balng cloth burap sealing way put,
into the manufacture Of clothing and qupage for The army
Bids for delivery other points VIII also be considered
The goods herein called for are deliverable on and aer
July l. 1890 and bidders must state In exact terms the
number and quantities Of the articles they propose 70 de-
liver July |, 1890 and the quantities monthly there
after Payment win depend entirely upon appropriations
70 be made by Congress The Government reserves the
right to reject any Or all bids Preference VIII be given TO
articles Of domestic production manufacture conditions
Of quality and price Including In the price OF foreign pro-
ductons manufacture the duty thereonl being equal
For OF printed Instructions bidders blanks for
posa, ETC. apply at this Office. Envelopes containing
proposals be endorsed Proposals for Military Supple
and addressed to the undersigned. J. c.. CHANDLIR.
Deputy U.sA In charge OF Depot
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29

EOOK.-By neat. tidy Young wonan;
pa-irl., -orp> desserts and crran.>. un-
lrr-taud, preserving. city or county; city
reference. Clll / .Oli Gth-ayr.. between 9TH
and j-th st,.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-29
} ROpOsALs for furnishing stamped en-

l velopes and newspaper appers- -Po,ofec Depart
mcnt Nashin gton. D. C. April % ls9OScard proposals
invited from parties ENGAGED in the nanuiscturs OF
envelopes ~ and VIII be received
thls Department untl H. M Wednesday. the 2lst OF
MAY 1890 for furnishing stamped envelopes and news
paper Wrappers such quantities be called for
bv the Dsaim during prrod of four years begin
ming on the dav october 1890. Proposals must
made the blank forms provided by the Department
sccurov rnNclOncd aud scaled. 'ndor-f ProDO-as for
furnishing envelopes ands
and addressed Thri Assistant Postiastor, enera
Washington. f.. &. Ed. d'liN rd ln D. r~On must be
handed in bcioic the hou- oye specified for the
rcr.ut therefor: otherwise they Will not b. considered
plank forms n rroi osal with ful specifications and
sample, Of the envelope, and wrappers. Vii BE- furnished
,nnn anuiie,tion tho Iurc Assistant Postma aSter.
c.rne,aI' JOHN WANAMAKEli Po,tma- -ter.t;clleral