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A SCHOOL OF COOKERY.
TEAGuING PUBLIC sCuUOr. PUPILS
THE GItACES OF CIVILIZATION.

Prominent Society LadIos Pushing tho
Good Work In Connection with tho
Public school System A Visit tu tho
Schooi-Koon.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14

ribbon. From the belt holder is sus-
pended by tape, and hand towel is
fastened at the side. Personal cleanli-
ness is insisted upon. Pupils aro not al
lowed TO work with SO led or Toured
fingers. to taste with the mixing spoon
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14
a. J.& 8. D. MAY " - ,,,,,,o,
TAzEWELL co. AND GLINCH VALLEY
LAND AGENCY
TAZEWELL G. IT., VA

Oilers for sale Coal Iron Agricultural Grazing and Timber
Lands IN the counties of fTAZEWELL, RUSSELL BCHAN-
An, DiCKENSON and WISE, State of Virginia and Nc
DoWEL County, West r5ina This section is being rap
idly opened by extensions of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
and offers the best field for investment in the South
Those desiring to realize their lands speedily will do
well to place them with this agency possessing ayan
tages for making sales.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14

HE Importance Of
good cookery rs q
factor in our daily
vos cannot DO
quosllo II cd IL or
oyero 6 t i III at 0 Il. .
"Ciyilizo d man
cannot 1.-Two with
out cooks" but
nlasl how often ho
il obliged to sub
sist on food pre-
pared by cooks of
Very inferior capn-
bilitics. Tho vox-
cd Servant girl
quosti on" Ii as
much to do with
i Ii is Il cpl ornblo
\ state of affairs;
Estilli In many homes
whore tho W / { q
horsolf prepares
-tho food, much
rnO,l inni,rinl Int
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14
MORE AND LESS AMUSING.

AN carly,scttler-au egg shcll
SNAnE drummor-A bogus travelling
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14

Mr.. QUARTERREsT-They say that
Mrs. Bloodgood is fearenlly particular
will keep nothing b pained ser-
wants in the house =
Yes, and have uni sould
wear nothing but
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14

1t was past midday,
yet tho remnants OF
dishes upon the table
before thom attcstcd
that the meal they had
been discussing was
their breakfast.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14

II NoMAN's rites -marriagh and chris,
tSlspg. .slaps Ss's
.ssss5sAsK plays ars-populssls ar iyess
feaaons. EatSf,;g Iss
IA sl3osToN autlioross ha* 81 d a
hoolktwhich she calls "Mylcisst s6Rf! q
Well bet it's heavy. vf't nSl'ssss, ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

i,e ab;Iitv to earn nearly per cent upon It's
stock afrer charging TO operating expenses ldis
sums for bettermcnts, etc, when Dy tit yooN
keepjnq methods of ten years ago would nav
been charged 10 construction account Ng;
neake and Ohio first preferred, after the eNpenut,
lures from earnings which have peh Ihdu. "d,r ~,
.Ln nronertv intrnsically is worth 20 per ccht
more than it year ago Fl.HcI IN ~; P -
twelve months ago was per ccht ,oo III" 49,
now H. is 30 per cent too low. Atcnlsoh, lopcA.'
and Santa Fp is one of the stocks thau plarhs an
Improvement for the year OF apouu lrt ovrI hos -,
IFS value but in the meantime tnao company -
passed through the throcs OF a reoIgai i hih
which cost the stockholders nothing ana Wucn
was marvel of inanceEng, so that Ilie ceip 'nr
now is earning at the rate Oh sonlclIIins b n
i,,rIinrton and Quincy. which has increased III
rate of dividend from TO , per cen,, now sen i
nearly per cent lower than var "R oion ra,
Rock Island which vet has maze no cnalcc
in IFS dividend rate is selling | | per cent lower
than a wear ago. Our readers may 20 tlIouIIn
our weekly range and figure tof , lnst tSeVe
months and they will ValnlN seek EtITL,sh" 49, 80
any legitimate cause for the declines WHO" "eS
or the present conditions of general trade thc
bank exchanges Of the country ana tne AR -,
volume Of business being done, as rrhccl n ~, ~
railway earnings. tell their own stoiE' vi t,'
futuro business of railroads there is the GER
tainty Of large foreign demand FOR az American
crops Welding 20 producers remunera'lNc PIiVS
GOV, % n % ppr cent higher than the prices OIL Y
year ago fine hest authorities stil adhere 20
their estimates Of 100000 600 Dushcs ior Mle
wheat crop of 1890. and l,6oo'oUV,Vuy 10. VIZ
corn crop. These figures, while away DeIoM th i
of wear apo. are sufficient for all home require
mcnts. and liberal supply for the foreign , dc-
mand Further the farmer is receiving LOT 'ne
rrn,nonts of his crop Of 1882 % per ccnt III
rXcnss of the prices at which il could have been
sold at the time of harvest therefor both me
old and the new crop. short os the latter may I've.
arc cnriching the producer and FURNISHING sunni
Int 10 tIc entire business of the country: In
lime even the professional traders Of wall Street
vii awake TO the situation, recognize its posi-,
I'iiitice and the effect of $500 900 new legal
tender notes in addition TO our usual gold product
added to the general circulation each year Then
we shall hear more about the scarcity Of stocks
in Wall Street and less nonsense about stocks
being "clioucd" Perhaps il may become fashion
aide as we'll rs creditable to say that stocks are
Following is orr usual table. giving the num-
her of shares sold Of all stocks the highest. low
est and final prices Of the week. together with the
final prices of n week ago. preiiNcd by the average
prices of August ~, 1889:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
STATE OF INDIANA.
Proposals for 100000 Funding Loan.
INDIANAPOLIS. August u. 1890:

INDIANAPOLIS. August IL 1890.
Sealed proposals the purchase Of Bonus VI G oave
NJ Indiana au.nDnzed Act OF the General AssD. ~
nroIrd March H. Acts 1889. page sou 70 thy
ann,nt az six Hundred Thousand D0as tcoVVOOVl' ~
undersigned state ohlcers az ue oHcs
az thc Auditor of State " Indiana IN the to.o
fndanapo, until Thursday. the 2lst day Of AUGUST lo'
" rhc Eoads are authorized FOR the purpose OF funding
at lower rat interest TEMPORARY 0ntHtauihe ioah Vi
5000 COO dated March l. 1850. no" rede'hADP; -. -,
Tho Dords herein designated Will be DavaO" ~ h'
fiscal agency OF the State IN me CITY OF New IA Zen
Years 9ftr their date and Will be redemaDe AZ the Am
pac at the pleasure OF the state after N.Y. Nars 70 t
Viii c ISSUED registered fom In denominations 20 SUI.
M purchaser transferable at said fiscal a2encH wtos
Ne 10 thu holders. and Will bear interest az te rat 81
three ucr cent % per annum UaEao.e seiii-
anntalr. aid fiscal agency. without alv u,ulctoh aud
han Dsr viii not ne thseII'leu ailo
all nrooals must be ACCOMPANIED by certified check 70 e
od.r of the Treasurer 81 the state OF Inilaha- euu'
nount To cent - cent of tAe ta Sa"e N 0o
Honds BID for. Checks o. unsucccssfu DouefS VIII "
r.tulued Immediately sfsr the award j. maze VI
successful bidders will be aDnicd on account OF el p
cha.cs and u failure to paw the balance uue' WI"
le liable ~ forfeiture. ,,...--,,. -. ,ho ooioo
The Bond, wifi PAYABLE and deliverable at the once
NJ Winslow T.anier Co.. in the CIV OF Ne"-iOih' o
Monday. September l. 1890. , -----.,.
Tho right il reserved To reject any and all pfoposis
piddprs are requested append COPY OF MS
mont In their bid and state dsn0minGtons % BONDS 9.su
A cOpy of the authorizing Act NAV be had oil MessIS
"i"slo"' i'"''''' ALVIN p. HoVEY. Governor.
PPCCF. CARR Auditor Of state.
j. A. LTMCkE. Treasurer OF Sta'e'
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financial.
OFFICE OF THE
OREGON AND TRAN-CONTlNENTAL CO..
MILLS BUILDING. NEw.YoRI


Aug. Is. 1890
To the Stockholders Of oregon ant TranSontnenai Co.
Notice IS hereby given that at the close oil business "
Thur.dlv the ih day Of August lo'o th'r" h'u o' w.
.d With tn Farmers Loan and Trust Company 39'o''
.h,-s Of the stock the oregon and Transcontin'n
Couanv 20 De exchanged Tor tn shares OF The stock OF '
NORTH American Company leaving only li3o shares ol t
stool, Of Tho oregon and Continental Company outN'hu
ing For The purpose Of t"ninng the ownership % 'h''
.h and Of distributing g. %" holdeF- thereof u'lt re-
.,.cN. ntr.- liquidation In the assets OF u' Org
and Tr,nscou Company, as determined in accor'"''
,t,b tho COT tract between that company ana IN" "oh
American Complny dated the 3oth day Of June. l1.~ The
stock transfer book. Of The oregon and ian-con"'h
totany Will De- closed TLur'd'y the 2sih day oil AV',
t..o a, O'Clock in the att uoon and VIII remain closed
u.ruln.nty After uc sad 2sth day Of August lo0o no
further transfer. OF the stock Of The oregon and Thn-con
tiarutaI Company VIII Boz mad" upon IT. books
I,y order @ the Executive Committee.
OREGON AND TEANSCONrNENIAL COMPANY
H. COLGATE HOIr Nlce-Pg'sidcnt
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CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND 3D.
Es.. week a. IN Sss s55 4 :5Ss1
COLORADO MIDLAND or
ES FL: s. ss. ss'55s 3 : fSS
GRAND TRUNK CANADA
N Sy9s; oi # Ess o. 5 81 .a5
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA. ,,o
Esg En- E s3 s ss ;:i
IOWA CENTRAL. o,
5 El1,' week to A IN Nps 5s5SS s3s35' S'77O'
KEoKUK AND WESTERN. go
F!; wet: :: q 4 ss s5$ ,ss H5
KINGSTON AND PEMBROKE.
Eag ' & q II ,s5 , 5ssS
louisville. NEw.ALBANY AND CHICAGO
E%%'%; .s95 155 559i2 ,5s5 II
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
FIRST week in Aug 25 sSss55 2. sc55 SIS
JAM ' NORTHERN PACIFIC.
$:%DS; ( ssss e5.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI.
F#?';' E fssf . :ss$ s5R;S5
ONO VALLEY. KENTUCKY.
First week in Aug. g. ,S1'9ttGG
SEATTLE LAKE SHORE AND EASTERN.
Es.' T; ;o E II A"s 5000 1880 1850 e55 ?
ST. JOSEPH AND GRAND ISLAND.
E@g';' Z $' $ :.ss8 5a's$ 50
TOLEDO. COLUMBUS AND CINCINNATI
FIRST week IN Aug. 1870 ,Soo: ~
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN
Z ;5555S 55 5 5555s5
WESTERN YEw.YoRT AND PENNSYLVANIA.
Number Of mles........ 6O3 90, 900 s-- VS1
First week IA Aug..... &53a99 '33Y er;6' a.?
BURLINGroN CEDAR RAPIDS AID NORTHERN:
Fourth week in July. 5000 RITZ
CLEVELAND. AKRON AND COLUMBUS.
fs%SS' .s e T y Is aas9
ERLANGER SYSTEM ,.o
fogrtH %r j5, a al Iay s5s5 .5'913 t95o21
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND PENINsULAR'
E ss' e r. :; &c B 81 s;s g;
KANAwHA AND MTcHIGAN.
Ss%$;' e s ,s3;S n III; i3s5j3
LITTLE ROCK And MEMPHIS.
Esqr Hfs in }"y sld }5a3 s s!G5l $ 5sS
SAN ANTONIO AND sAAgEANsAs lass $40
j i%S'' i to July 81. oSi'io7 S'h'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
Landau Aug 10 l. 80 p. m.-IonSols, 90 2-l0 fot
r,on0y and Qiia for tn acco'nt; Atlantic ana vi,
Vim n.t mortgage trustee crt!ncat 3g tq
80 ga. Frle 26s. Illinois Central, no MEXICAN
d"Jmarv "A l. St Paul common. 73'7i y adihg -
M.Nican Central. new pr cent tona'' 'o'' ''''''
at q, discount in the open market for both short
and three months bIl- T. "a per cent
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STEAMBOATS,
S'I'(lNING'I')N LINE

points North and only direct line for NARRAGAN.
Sl.FI PIER and WATCH HILL. steamers leave New
pier 30 \ r. block above Canalst., az daily
xcapt sunday connecting with express trains and through
Returning leaves Park square
station Boston D. and Narrssanse,t Pier 80 N.
MONDAYS only . 80 D. NJ
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
1888 1889 1900
Number Of miles 1917 l4GI i.f67
Second week IN Aug. $4,000 sl3S 600 SIS, 500
Jan 1 TO Aug II. $40, l01 1862 7sI 5O33 pa
CENTRAL VERMONT.
First week In Aug. ........ 1880 800 J91
CINCINNATI, JACKSON AND MACKINAw.
First week In Aug. $lO.67l $4,000 $I3 2O7
Jan. ! 10 Aug. lace. 2SS.310 33J ass 3SO.j1i
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL AND KANSAS CITY.
First week in Aug. ........ 500 1871 40 $50
Jan. 1 to Aug. ........ 1.O1212J 2f7,.i.3
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The bank exchanges at the New-York Clearing House
and the stocks sold York Exchange last
week and for the preceding years compare
follows: 1890 go 800
Aug. -. 'ss. Aug. II. ~. Aug. 10, 80
Exchanges ....$53 33l 95l SG10,j2533G $3.50 oo3 go
No shares sold JD6G5l $751; 2S ySO,Oi5
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u R0p0SALS For GRANITE PAVING

1 BLOCKS 70 De used on the streets and avenues IN
the city Washington. D. C.Oce OF the Oommi,
Washington y e.. Aug. II. 1890 sealed proposals WI
BE- recce cd at thl, Office until l. o'clock NJ on hur'.,
September 1850 fOr furnishing grant" pawn! blvHe
De used on NarO, and avenues IN the city q as
ingon Blank forms Of proposals and specific IN
b. obtained at this office application therefor. "
gethcr With all necessary information. ana td' on u "a
foim, only Will De- consider 4. Tho ri1ht j. r. - "
r,.l,,t any and all bids parts OF bid j. W. DO ~
LASS J.. g. HINT. II VI. ROBERT. Commssioaef' d =.
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financial.
financial.
THE CHARTER
or THE
Bankers and Merchants Life An-
surance Company Of 4.

having been approved by the ana accepted
nv the Department OF this State the
Commit ssioners appointed the lncorpoIators VIII
the balance OF the stock OF sl,
comnany al the Office OF The Bankers and Mercha1ts
Alliance (which company II Is TO succeed 100 anu 10.
broadway New-York City, on September 2oth' ls'o az
10 a. IN. 1. ....,,oa hv an
pylng TO the Commissioners at above address,
EDWARD II. BELTS,
ISAAC Is. LEWIS. commissioners.
J. u. II. JA>EWAY, 2
J. WESLEY JONES,
INCORPORATORS:
EDWARD H. BETS Prest. Bankers and MerchantS
ANDREW l.. SOULARD, Prest German American Real
Estate Title Guarantee Co.. y. Y. -r., G.
l. H. V. LEWIS. Of s. W. Lewis Co, q ana % oouth d.
J. u. H. JANEWAY COHsuhnC Artuary. - ,,,.o
ISAAC r. LEWIS See. Bankers and Merchants Ai!shS.'
PETER J. l.. SEARIN(tef II. y. Kirk COo9 fuitoh d.
J. WESLEY JONES, Of brooklyn. n Y. x.,,
JAMES MATTHEWS of A ID. Matthews SONS brookIfn'
Hon ANDREW ID. BAIRD, Of BROOKLYN, y h;no.,
\. u. WlIEELOCK Prest Nassau trust 20 BroohIyn'
DITNtAS JEWELL. Prcst. 10Th Ward BANK Br02n,lyh'
JOHN LoUGHRAN, Prest. Manufacturers NatonAl Bank
Brooklyn. y. Y. .,-- en-. - y,
JULIAN D. FAIRCHILD Merchant 10 Bnrng Slip: Ny.
HENRY J. MEYER of Baker williams, storage y 1 Cty
j. u. GERAE, d. D. S. So Greene Ave. Brooklyh y. l.
ROBERT u WEEMS Prest. Interstate National Bank
GEoRGE0 IL sEELEY OF sccley Bros, 80 Burning Slip
JOsEP1r H. MOORE Prest Blaksee MrG Co; ,6 n; y
JOHN DONAHTF. Merchant 107 Montague ST. broO ~
ENOCH RUTZLER. OF Rutzler Blake l7S Ccntre 81 y
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Leaving surplus Of nearly S2j 600 900 In the treasury
for use aforesaid.
is desirable 10 have full NATION OF the
Stock Company shareholders who cannot be-
are requested send their proxies 10 the Secretary with
Instructions how tO vote the same.
by order Of the Beard Of Directors
s. b. LIGGErT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
THE MONETARY SITUATION.

Yesterdays bank statement OF averages COM
parcd with that Of August o shows loss 70 the
banks during the two weeks OF S0,524 400 specie
and S4I92 500 legaltendcr nOtes-tOtal loss 70
the cash. Sl3.7l7200. As this movement was
an exceptional one for the Of the year, it
NAV be instructive TO examine into the causes
which have led 20 it,. Yesterdays Treasury state
ment OF net gold, silver dollars and bullion and
lecal-tendcrs held in the Treasurys vaults com
pares with that of July 81 as follows:
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s225,Jl0, 376


The foregoing comparison shows that the United
States Treasury during the last sixteen days has
taken from the general circulation of legal money
only $645,275 which is small part OF the loss
which the New-YOrk bank statements show, and
should settle definitely the constantly repeated
statement that the Treasury is absorbing money
and interfering with the business of the country.
In the period covered by the bank statements
referred 10. which it must be remembered are
made up on averages Of the week. and not on the
actual condition at the close Of business on a
Friday, the New-York banks have contributed
SIS 800 900 gold for export That leaves only
about 81, 600. 900 of money for the outgo 10 tho
interior a sum which is not large for the season
Of the year We therefore fall back upon the
unusual and unreasonable expectation of gold for
the late conditions of the local money market.
The reasons for the unusual movement Of gold
abroad at this season of the year have been so
repeatedly referred to that repetition of them
here would seem 20 be hardly necessary, except
10 make the story complete in all it's details.
Extraordinarily large importations OF foreign mer
chandise since about June |, occasi0ned by an
expected revision of our tariff laws, seem 10 have
fastened forward some $50 900, 900, which has
required covering by unusual early renttances
as well as swelling temporarily the Treasury re-
ccpts for customs duties On the other hand.
but working in the direction, the high
prices for cotton have delayed the export OF that
great staple. In those facts may be found u
sufficient reason for the late condition OF the local
money market They were the combination of
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Proposals.

DEPOT QUARTERMASTERS OFFICE, 80
~ Whltcnai-,t. Angus, IS. lc.o-S a,d pfolo,is ~
truras viii r.crlSed at this office until II m Atess
aS 1890 dredging channel az For; Hamilton y y.
Ilartor. shown by map which may b" Sci AZ ~
ori.e 70 give depth OF eight fcrt at mean 10" N'i.
Proposals mus, Doe made FOR III, work comle' ana 10,
p c ic ward The rnn' nj reserves az
right 70 reject any all proposals Proposals m.s' ~
endorsed proposals Dredging and aadeSsd % ,as
u Dot Quartermast.r. CHAS Il. BARNETT Captain ana
A.slstant QnArll rna.tor. 7. :. \.
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Total 81 co. 1851 ri sOIlis9i Inc. rl5'llo :
THE WEEK ~ TIE STOCK MARKET

III
The strike on the New-Norll Central and
so-called stringent money market which per
haps affected Onc-tenth OF / per cent OF brokers
loans together with the continued cry OF No
crops and consequently no late business for
the railroads. was the occasion OF an extreme &c
preston in the values Of stocks and Of some
bonds at the opening Of the week. Almost UNI
VPTSallV tie lowest prices OF the week Tor STOCKS
were the closing figures OF Monday night, when
we wrote: We are constrained TO quote the
closing as strong, desplt" money manipulation ana
all the other bad news OF the day. FROM M0h-
day night to the end Of the week there was
a steady. Gentle appreciation of values. The
smallness of the speculation on either side. con
sdrrlug the local influences AZ work Tor de-
urcsson is best expressed by the figures Of our
weekly range which shows that the >stal amount
Of transactions in listed stocks was only SjO,429
shares and il. the unlisted active induStrialS
I2u Ol6 sharcs-a total OF 9sO,0iJ shares. against
05l ,262 shares for the preceding week. or the
weeks business our range OF prices furnishes
fun information. Despite all the temporary adj
verse influences, aided by all sorts Of eXaggera-
tons concerning the crop prospects and the fight
ing Qualities of railroad officials the market
! tablisled generally q marked and material gain
| upon the values of a week ago. Notwithstanding
the further depressions which were made on the
| first day OF the week
1t is n notable feature which Is shown in our
! weekly range Of prices, prchAed by the prices Of
a year ago, that Notwithstanding the immense
| Improvement which has occurred in general bust
| ness the larger movements by the railroads, the
increase in the amount of dividends paid by sew
| eral companies, and the general prospects for the
| future with few exceptions the closing prices Of
| last evening on parity with or lower than
| the values of one year ago. We welcome with
pleasure from source that for n year has
| been writing Of the clique" condition of the
| market. the Acknowledgement that there has been
| an important absorption Of certain stocks. Later
| on as the tape may indicate, the acknowledgment
| will materially enlarge the list For instance
Big Four is now 6 per cent below the price Of
year ago. and Chesapeake and Ohio first pre-
| ferred is per cent lower than year ago Let
| any one attempt large quantity Of either Of
! these securities, and unquestionably we shall he
| told that they, too. had been retired from the
| speculative list. The Big Four has demonstrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
MORWlCHLiNE

ISLAND, NLw.LoNDON, NORWICH, WHITE NOUN:
YAIAs, all points .'OHlH and EAST; stEAMEhS
leave Pier Az, NORI RIVER, pier above DEl,.
EKOSsES STREET FERRY DAILY Sundays exceptei)
az , 80 y. m.
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSION TO the country over Sun.
day. Fare for the round trip TO New London tPeguot and
Fort old ~ Norwich, the Rose OF NewEnRland,
81 25 Tickets good up Saturday night down by steamer
leaving Norwich following sunday ~ H. New-London.
TICKETS and sTATERooMs SECURED AZ s.. u
and i43 Bowery. In BROOKLYN, Goprt.st. and 33I
Futon 9nses westeoti hxPrSspsp lEE 10 snd IN
Snd CHEEK BAGGAGE from HOTELS and RESI-.
DENCES u W. blsADf, AEenL
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ID ROPOsALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

1 -PhI.l Depot Of tle q VI. Dept. No. IL AIyI
street. Puila., uha July u. lSao.Saed poto'l4, !.
tuplcate wa be received a. this oace Until II oco a. ~
l : OuarteTmasters Department. IN III, Sts VIVA eS
Moollcn ban,ct, 1000 yard, ID. b. Cloth, \ : 80
Yards italian Clota 500 Yards White Tacine CLOTH IT, w
iari- D. -. Blouse Flannel. A. :; 10000 tafu, bo-s.
llniuc Flannel 600 Yards Canvas Padding lo~V !..r'
black PADDING 10 goo yard Black Stsia 800 ef2,,, -
Ittops large: 500 inform 1oat D-..
small 100 gross Canvas ONorcOat Buttons 1000 tsH
spool. >A Twist ID 600 2Oy ard sp0ol> Sewing Six 80
Black thcNron SILK. Bd> Tor d'ilNtIl AZ 49,
POINTS Will also entertained Bidders must state ase,
OF N r prnn~'d deliveries tIoNea.,
rc,crte, tht right reject an proposals, fs
articles ~ domestic production or mshua
ur condition, OF quality and price Including In tt lS
foreign YrOaue manufactures "a" duty uris.
being ,qui The required guarantee in 10 per cent o ~
value OF the article proposed FOR should accompany ".
Blanks proposals. specifications ana an INV
nation Will Furnished bv thl, Onice upon app ag
Envelopes containus proposals 10 De- ndorsed 'ProS
Military supplies" and addressed 10 the unae,IN'
}. q. CHANDLER Deputy q. NJ. General. L ;. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE.

SCeaners DREN and DEAN kICh AOND leave (od
per All North River foot Canast. at D. H. Brooklyn,
fulton.st., VIA annex, D. connecting with express
trains for Saratoga LaKe GEORGE AID ali Adirondack points,
SHARON Springs, Coopersown, thousand Islands, and
Niagara Falls. SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER connects
with SUNDAY morning train for Saratoga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-18
DROP0SALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

II VTN-l u IVIN IsNVItNsN ~
i Department of the Interior. once Of ndaA A..asd
Washington Aug. - lS9o-S aled proposals. intl, a.,
Proposals for Indian supplies" and directed MI
(omus iouer ~ Indian Affairs. Washington, d. H,lae
I've received unt7 d. NJ os Thursday Scpten Der H. lcs
for nrn -hng for the Indian service about 500 COZ
combs, 500 dOG spoOl> cotton. so = hops - 40 80
lamps go Go1. avis. l62 thermometers, $50 ees
pegs 20 ROAD scrapcr>. 800 yards nlnnti ana anti.
~ other articles SCHEDULE, showing the kind, 1Ad
ties OF articles required togeu.r WIN blank ne d
condition, 10 observed by BIDDERS, time ana l'' o
delivery terms contract. and all other Nee an
stru,ton> viii b. furnished upon Application q "a tes
IGcr In Mashington. The right j. r'selN'I " nv
OO,,rnment rorct and all ndS. or any laft AZ.
bid and proposal, invited under pr0'l'o tS
lr0priaton shall b. Had' for IN" supplies OS on and
Bid, viii opened 40 the hour and day above iI
bidder, are ted % D. present al tnr oihn- ~,
checks: All bids must De accompanied ~ csf'u Las.
OF drafts upon United states depository io' ~ ~
i've per cent Of the amount Of thu prov