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BIO MINING DEAL.
sale of the nlas IRON Nlns IN ssehaxan for
m1o0,000.


MARQUETTE, Mieh., Juns q.
Negotiations have been c0mplsted for
the sale Of the controlling interest In the
Blne Iron mine on the Marquette range
from n. Al. 4 8. ". kaufman, of Mar
quetfe. Mich, 20 Cleveland parties and saml.
Mitchell, of Negaunes. Twenty-orle thou
sand shares changed hands. The consid-
Grafton Ii private. but ia known 10 exceed
Sl00.000. Tho property adioins on the
vest tbe -four mines sold last fall BY the
Schlssin0er syndicate for $500. The ore
Ia sogt, hsmAfits, of the same nature gnd
on The same unit ~ the celebrated Qnsen
mine. A new organization waa immsdi-
nfsly formed with Samuel Mitchell as preg-
Nident. Thomas Pillow, secretary and treas.
urer: .. x. Adams. Samuel Mitchell and
W. Reese, directors. y II the iusention
Of ths new Nnanaasmenf 10 equip and de-
velop the mise, placing u III leading po-
sation among shippers from tbs range.
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Croker Comes Across the Ocean
To Talk To the Fassett
Committee.
A Great Sensation Produced by Some
OF the Answers on Cross
Examination.
Attorneys for the Prosecution Intend
10 Show That Twsed's Dead
Hand IL In II


NEW Xonx, Juue "a.
The Fsseeff senate committee heid 4
special session In New YORK TO take che
tsstimony of Richard Croker, the Tam
NANNY hall leader. There was a
large crowd present. Patrick Nc
osnn and his wife. who il
! sister Of Mrs. Croker. were ID the audiences.
croksr did not betrnv much evidence of
iilpess. bna looked mrch worried. He was
4 oncs called % the stand. Re said he
had c.nss from Europe contrary 10 the sd-
yice of his physicians ID order to refuts the
chsxQss made by Mcuann.
Lawysr Chosis rsad psrt Of McOnnn's
testimony about the rooney which be said
Croker had Ii d satchsl 10 bribe the alder
mon 10 cot the confirmation by them of
Grants appointment by Mayor Edison Tor
commissioner Of public works. Croker
saia ID was absolutelv untrue in all par
ticulars. He HAD rome TO Mcoann's.
stors about that time. hut hsd NOT earned
4 sstchel nor any large sam of money. No
snch sum had bsen raised Cor such confir-
nation nor auy since. nor had Grant raised
ssll. t,t,l, for such purposes. He said hs
had visited Mogannss about the time re-
ferred 40 ana asked McCann II he had
heard ANYTHING about the runner thai Csc. 900
had baen raised 10 ksep Hubert O. Thomp-
SON In she once al tho commissioner OF
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Lake Chelan. Washington, never
freezes, although Ia latitude A. dr.
qreas north. The reason given ist1al
Il il 40 deep. and The warm water al
WAYS. rises from the bottom 30 sup
plant the cold. which goes down To-
warm Itself The Indians iish IN the
lake at GIL seasons. and use salmon
eggs for bsst
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XMAS ufrr. No. luna -.

kANaAs ufTvs Mo,. Juns 81.
! Tbs Kansas chnutauqnA assembly haa
bean lii session at Ottawa, Kan, fer the
past two or three days. NO sooner had 10
gor In coed RAINING order than Kansas
City liquor dealer opened an original pack
age saloon. This incenssd the Temperance
people OF Ottawa to such degree that
they met and formed defense leagus. A
fnnd Of $1,000 was subscribed 10 pay the
leagues expenses aud resolution was
passed providing that committee should
capture the original package dealer, tar
and feather him and ship him back 10 Mis-
souri, labelled AN original package from
Kansas for Missouri.
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woRuRax1R. June -
About 600 union carpenters 10 woscas-
ter, Mass., have quit work on T. aair de-
nand for shorter hours and no reduction
of wages being refused.
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OTTAWA. 0nt. Jnns -
Congress having amended The tariff bill
reducing the duty on lumber 10 Al, PER
LOCO feet, board measure, the dominion
government will now remosc the export
duty on saw logs ~ soon as the United
states tariff bin becomes Law.
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whsrn the crar 4 powsrIsss.

"Im the Czar OF all the Russias.
an autoerat over the destInies OF I00,-
600. 900 people, and yet can't do Il;
ii Ii impossible. y and The Emperor's
face sunk wearily into his hands.
What II H. your highness. that
can possibly be- beyond your accom-
pliEhmentpE
II can't even put ON as many airs
a. the humbsest drnm-maior In my
dominionsn
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YosxKns. nj ri, yune sa
One thousand employees Of patrpon d
Copcuti's silk milis went on I 1 Strike this
morning against arsaucsion II wages.
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TnTpoIi. june q
This country i being devastated by lo-
-custs. The aeoompossd bodies Of the In
sects iill the wells, injecting the wat or and
rendering a amt fer uss.
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rregrsss Of the work ~ Danbar

puMnAA. Fas Jnns ~.
The resouing party is still working
throuQg, tho heavy face Of slate, and may
rescl, An open heading leading 10 the coal
a any time. There "a not much hope that
the Farm Hill mine can be reached before
morning.
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Daring me progress Of an election a
Kalocza. Hungary, mob made an attack
upon the voting station bat was repnlsed
bv ths gendarmes. Three OF tho attacking
party we're killed and eight others
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MoUNr cAamgI. PA. Juno -.
The inside workings Of the Psnnsylvania
colliary, the largest In the Mount Carmel
region. visa discovered on Gre. A large
force of men b fighting the flames with
hopes Of success.
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o.Connor Defsassss.

SYDNEY. N. q. W., June n.
The sculling race between William j..
O'Connor,. the Canadian oarsman, and
Htansbury, took place to-day ON the Para
meta river and was won by the latter.
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Horrers u : baby FMrm.

INDIANAPOLIS. lad. June =.
Considerable excitement has been created
over what appears to be shameful neglect
Of infants II the baby farm" Of Mrs.
Hamilton, 26l North Mississippi street,
Indianapolis. The woman makes busi-
ness Of taking care Of the infants OF women
who attempt TO conceal the fact that they
are mothers and Processes to iind homes
for the children left In her care. Last
week one Of these little ones died and sew
eral of the neighbors went la to attend
the funeral services II is said that
the mother of tho dead child came
from Ohio. while its father is molder OF
indianapolis and employed at good wages.
During the funeral services some of the
neiehbors eptereed the kitchen and thers
found another infant with raging fever,
while tho firs in the kitchen stove was
burning aud the room was a. hot AZ an
oven. Mrs. Hamilton Was charged with
cruelty TO the infants and an invsstiga-
tion IL on foot and may end In her prosscn-
ton. The -baby farm" il squalid, dirty,
little house OK three rooms, and Mrs.
Hamilton 10 said to have had a. many "a
four infants aE . time under her charge.
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LONDON. June o.
In the commons Smith. goyermmsnt
leader, announced that the goyrnxusnt
had decided 20 wifhdraw chs licensing
clauses of the local taxation bilI.
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NETWORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

corrAGH fi F9N MssS EGsSESSS8
EASrfoHr' VIII MEI A AL 81 rroSSShhtStISSs;;,
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCla,,, ps.s.
Capt F. c. Miller leaves Pier 40 y, r. icot OF Pkes"'
EVERY TUESDAY AT r NJ ,,,.
Superb daons ssd Sy fare Goods r rec dy
For particulars and information apply To- M.cKprIL
N. L. NEWCOMB, anu,v w. D.
o., ,, % bhoND" GenY F. & p. Agt
genera SEW9eeMB. Agt 1876 Flatbush.ave. BrOOlyn
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THE BOOK OF oPENAIR SPORTS octave; SO o.
American open.r kaiss tSr sailing ssin
'li al n.r conv Published By The Tribune New-York
atartasine snd uniyervAlx complinented bx ~ 300
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Gam Schools.
TINIVETsITY OF THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK.
LAW SCHOOL.

Holm HALL, y. D., LII. D., Chancellor II,
HESKY NJ MacI RACEEN, 3D., LID, Vlce-S nanceiior'
DAVID X. JAQUES, LIZ D., Dean OF La" r~0u'''
The thry-second session begins oct l. 1870 ana ehos
Inc course is designed give the student: ,s a.,
thorough preparation for the ohs requreu io
admission 10 the Bar. ,..s
competent knowledge OF substantive law and OF plead
ing Evidence and practice. ,-uA ,.uu,o, =.
course of w annual sessions and thorough written as
,ve as oral examinations required for degree An
allowance than year Is MADE ior previous
study elsewhere. 49, -, .oAo,..
Provision has been made limited number OF scholar
ships OF 500 each awarded at the end OF te Junior
year.
SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL CLASS LECTURES, io'o,i 80:
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, LII. D., Admiralty ana
MARTINI Law Jurisdiction and Practice
AUSTIN ABBOTT LII. D.. Preparation ior Iris.
CHARLES r. MCLEAN, j. I. D., Criminal Law.
A. A. KEDIIELD Esq. Restraints on Iestamcntary
Alienation. ,r,., ., D.,
Hon MYEK ). 1SAACS Examlnatoh Vi 1iieS '" i''~i
Estate.
N WV Nff' Prof. /. F. RUSSELL.
Equitable building 12O Broadway New-fork.
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RLESTON, :. c., the South 4 Southwest
~ IANk SnNNILLE ANn ALL ELOkLDA POINTS.

TIE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
From rler 30 T.. r. foot Rooseveltst.l at y. m 80
SEMI MOLE Charleston and Jacksonville. We'd, Aug 70
DELAWARE Charleston and lie. lri. Ahs.
IROQUOiS, Charleston and Jackscm lle Mon, Sept
AEMASSEE, Charleston and JacksonN lille. Wed, sept
All steamers have hrstcass passenger acconnodluons.
Insurance open policy effected onelth OF ope PEI
cent. WM. Z. CLYDE co. General Aeents,y
T. G. EGER C. Il. A. g. 5. ( Y. Line, si7 B'way. n.
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proposals
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
Il OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF QUARANTINE.
II BROADWAY, NEW-YORK.
The attention Of contractors is called 70 the advertise.
nent in City Record, inviting bids for work Swim.
burne Island. CHARLES r. ALLEN President
ID ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
.PhiIadelphia Depot Of the b, O. ~ Dept No Ltss
in tri plicate, will be received here until IL O'Clock n
SATURDAY September 20, 1890 and opened Immediately
thereafter furnishing the United States Quartermascfs
Department in this city with go 900 pairs OF wool Stock
ings 900 iron bedseads complete, with wire bunk
bottoms. and 1000 wire bunk bottoms Bids for
delivery at other points Will also be entertained. Bidders
state dates and quantities OF their proposed dvess
The Government reserves the right TO reject any or all bs
Preference VIII be given 10 articles OF domestic production
manufacture conditions OF quality and price neludne
thereoh being equal The required guarantee In 10 pcr
cent Of the value Of The goods proposed for should
pany proposals Blanks for proposals and specifications
win be furnished BY this Office upon application Epyeopss
Supplies and addressed the undersigned. ]. q.
CHANDLER Deputy Quartermas General. L. s. Army.
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Ncw Civilizations.

THE INDEPENDENT.
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF RAILWAYS
and other phases OF the Railroad Question
ssed this week by
Hon. CASSIUS NJ. CLAY,
EDWARD EVERETT HALE,
Ex-Governor WILLIAM LARRABEE
Prof. RICHARD T. ELY,
W. d. DABNEY
John p. MEANY. Editor OF "Poor's Manual Of Rail-
and by seventy Presidents General Managers and SuDern
tendents OF Railroads In the United States.
PRICE, 10 CENTS. ONE YEAR. SO. TWO YEARS, IS.
25I BROADWAY, n. Y
OK CENT EDITION OF SOCIETY RAP
.sotcPsTY KAPIDS an entire new book by author
Of SITTING MATRIMoNY price 70 cents; and sifI I;
!YG an entire new book BY author O.
rsRsoYs' new 25,cEST SSERiES" sixty:nye differ:
mt issued In this series and the whole OF
e series for sale BY all BOOKSELLERS and by all that
''PETERSONS NEW 25-CENT SERIES are sold
everywhere at retail at rs cents each shyhSe books
most popular cheapest and the fasestseng series
Of books published. the whole being written by the
that engage in selling these books They are all for sale
by all News Agents at all Book Counters AT an news
and Hotel Stands and by all booksellers eveywhefe ad
by Publishers at 20 cents EACH NC" one Is pup
booksellers and News Agents eyerywhsre large or
ss5SEST SERIES by the dozen nfty hundred thou
sand at very low rates and they Will please sed IN ther
orders once for them or else seno 70 he ruohe i0
N'o's'' al +. >; aPEfERsoN Z o,BRS 99TIi1Rs,
md they will receive immediate and prompt attention
Copies sent per mail everywhere, on receipt OF price
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KVY RITlDlN(,- Wbitehall-st.. New-Yorll

~ CITY. August !. lsOOSealed proposals, IN duplicate,
will bo received here until II oclock noon Sepembcr 4
1880 opened, supplying about 10000
gallons OF mineral OIL per specifications ard schedule.
which will be furnished application 10 the undersigned
preference viii BE- given TO articles OF domestic nrolu ton or
manufacture conditions OF quality and price tncludng in
The pce OF foreign productions manufactures the duty
therson) being equal The GOvcrnm'nt reserves the
right reject all proposals. Envelopes containing
proposals be marked Proposals for Mineral on
and addressed Captain &. H. BARNETT, \. y. NJ,
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~ nent Washington. D. G.. August 81 1S9o.Seaed plo
pOsals lndorscd Proposals for Electric Lighting Plant S
l. Lancaster will be received at this Bureau until IL
elc trio lighting plant on board the s. ; Lancaster
nj Yard, Portsmouth. y H. In accordance
specification, which with blank forms Of proposal will be
supplied application 10 this Office. The Bureau
the right TO informscs and will reject bid
considered advantageous to the Government. GEORGE
DEWEY. Chef Of 81 Ieau.
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crArE LNE-HETWEEN NEW.YORK.

- GLASGOW AND MovILLE (LoNDoNDERRY);
WITH THROUGH TICKETS AT REDtCE RATES
TO LIVERPOOL LONDON DUBLIN, sc,
SrArE OF NEBlAsKA.. Thursday, September 4. a. m
Cabin passage S35 TO $50 according location OF state
ROOM EXCURSION tickets s0o 70 sos steerase tickets
Columbia Stores South Ferry. brooklyn, y Y. For elsh
and passage apply 20 AUSTIN BALDWIN & co. General
Agents, SO Broadway, n Y Storage oice 81 BToadnsg
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RNY BTILDING. Whitehall street. New

duplicate win be received at this Office until IL o'clock
noon september I'd 1890 and then opened for supplying
three fy' Artillery Horses said horses TO be sound free
from Nicou. habits hroken good condition, quick
action about lb hands about zoo pounds 10 years
Lay aud IN respects ntted for Artillery service. Gov
crincnt reserves the right reject any all proposals
Ia Scopes containing proposals should be endorsed Pro
uo,als for Artillery Orses be opened september I'd
AZ sacre,-cd TO Depot Quarermaster Charles r. Barnett
Il,,nrt ~ lafnr
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COMPAGNIE GENERALE TmnsatIantiqua

cmpanx EN Per h aGN TO- HoTh RHcf r. MoSat
LA BoT RGOGNE Frangeul.. Sat. Aug. 30 80 a. m
LA BRETAGNE, de sat. sept 10 80 a. N
LA CHAMPAGNE. EoSer -, Sat, sept, IS d III
la BOUKGOGNE Frangeul. sat, sept 81 3 30 a. m
A. FORGET. General Agent, No. s Bowling Green.
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ID ROPOSiLS FOR FRESH VEG ETABLES.


/ Headquarters Division OF the Atlantic. once
Chef Commssary Subsistence, Governors Island. New
York Harbor Aug IS, 1880 Sealed proposals in trip.
subject the usual conditions With copy OF this
advertisement attached win be received at this Office until
II o'clock, noon Monday September -, 1890. and
then opened in the Of bidders for furnishing and
delivering the fresh vegetables required by the Subsistence
Department United States Army at Forts Columbus Ham
llton, Schuyler. Wadsworth and Wood. NewYork Har:
Dor. for troops hereat during the remainder OF
the fiscal year ending June 80 1921; Sealed proposals.
subject the conditions Will also be received untl
the date ana hour above specified at the office Of the Act
ing Commsary of Subsistence Of each OF those posts for
The fresh veeetbl for that particular post 70 be opened
by the Acting Comnissary OF Subsistence at the time
above specified Proposals must be separate for each post
named Proposals must be inclOsed In sealed envelope
marked Proposals for Fresh Vegetables" Those be
received opened at this Office 10 be addressed to the
undersigned those be received and opened at the Office
Acting Commissary Of Subsistence to be addressed
the Acting Commssary Of Subsistence OF the post.
The vegetables to consist OF potatoes and onions be
In good wholesome condition and TO be delivered at the
respective posts in such quantities and at such times
formation may be obtained by application to this office
TO The office OF the Acting Commssary Of Subsistence OF
domestic production manufacture conditions OF
quality price Including In the price Of foreign
ducons nanuacturt the duty thereon) being equal.
The Government reserves the right reject any or ali
bidA- '~''~s-' u. r. SMALL. Chief Conmissarx. =.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

w FOR 9UEL,?N,sTowN And ILvERPo33rht. MER
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL ~ An -
ITtsnncNug= 2sopm hTtan1iic S ols 50 a aa
Gernanic. $ pt. 10, 80 pm. 0efmanc. Oct. o. P'
'Icutcnc sPtl7 so am. 'rcrtonic Oct ot No. D. n'
From White star Dock. foot OF Wet lV.m, sss
Second cabin OIL these steamers Sao1h r~ az, 5,er,h
Sacond cabin sas and tickets favorabs
terms so. Compsny's Once No: ~ bfoau'''
J. bKUCE ISMAY, Agent
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Proposals.

RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New
" York City. August 81 ls9o.-Seaed proposals IN
tripcate viii le received here until II o1oek NJ
,.ber - 1890 aud then opened io- supplying oV'VVO
lamp chmneys Tor Army lamps, PrerEence WI r DC
Conditions Of quality and rr} Including N ne R.!se OF
hing eGual All information furnished application
h. under.ened Thr Government reserves the right TO
any ali Envelopes containing pro-
iosa, should De marked Proposals for Lamp Chimheys
aad addressed % the Depot Quart,rmastcr, CuAS IL.
HARNETT captain and Assistant Quarterrnastar u ..
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MAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail Steamers

L FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVEkPOOL.
CITY OF BERLIN Wedne sday, August % = 30 p.
CITY Of CHESTER Wednesday; september g. 80 m.
CITY OF NEW YokK " ednesday, .ptcmber IL :. IA.
From Pier 40, y. T. adjoining Christopher.st Ferry:
and location of room SECOND CABIN, outward, s35;
rretaid $40 STEERAGE. $50. PETER WRIGHT
Sons General Agents, 8 BOWLING GREEN n. Y.
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ID ROpOSALS FOR MACHINE TOOLS FOR

Il THE NEW YORK NAVY NNliD-August 70. 1890
Sealed proposals udord Proposals for Machine Tools for
the Ncw-Gork Navy Yard. to b" opcnc! September 10
$50" viii be- received nj the Bureau OF Prov slon- aud
{ lohlne Navy Department. Washington. d. G.. until IL
CLOCK September TO- 1890 and publicly opened
,datcly Their after 10 furnish at the NewNork Navy
Yard quantity OF tools, consisting OF shrarng machines
planning machines. boring and drilling machines athcs
drills, testing machines Nc The articles must conform
the Navy standard and pass the usual naval inspec ton
Blank proposals viii be- furnished upon application the
CommlnGaut OF the Navy Yard the Navy PAY ONCE New.
York To tuc Bureau Tie bids all other things being
equal decided by lot The Department the hight
waive defects TO reject all bids deemed
Nautag eOus to the government EDWIN STEWART, Pay
u =
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'E

L LINES TO CALIFORNIA JAPAN, CHINA.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New.lork pier foot Of 0ansi e, \: H.
CITY OF FAR, sails Monday. september l. noon.
From Francisco LIST and Brannan SIS.
FOR JAPAN AID CHINA
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO sails TUESDAY Sept 23 soon
For freight, passage and gencrsl Information apply
conpany's office on the pier. foot Of Canast y X
Il. ]. Rli LILY. Ooneral Snperntendent
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John HALL. y. D., LII D, Chancellor Ill,
HESKY NJ MacI RACEEN, ID, LID, vice. hancehor
" ~ VI ID IL IAOL Is LII. D.. Dean Of Law facuIty.
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ROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

j DEPARTMENT Of the Interior once Of Indian Affairs,
Washington Aug. 10. 1S9O.-Seaed proposals Endorsed
"PIol o,als for Indian suppss,r ana directed ~ the
Conul,s oler Of Indian Affairs washington ID. c., viii
be- received untn OF Thursday September H. 1890,
Shng the Indian service about LOO doz line
combs 900 dOl sOos cotton go n hops So dOI. 81 -
lamps GO do1. avis l02 thermometers, 1875 gals shoe
pegs, 20 ioad scrapcrs 400 yard, nannc and variety
other Articles schedules showing the kind and Quanti
lies OF articles required togct.r with blank prof osa
delivery. terms OF contract and all other necessary IN
VIII be furnished apple alton to the Ind
once In Washington. The right ia Reserved by tho
Government TO reject and all bids. any part OF any
proposals invited under iso that
Precipitation shall be made for the supplies by Congress
bds will opened hour and day above stated
bddr, tied to b. present at the opening Certified
All bids must be accOmpaned BY certified
or drafts upon United States depository at least
Ave Der cent Of the amount OF the proposal.
4 lsSO
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A NCHoR LINE. Us. MAIL Steamships.

"A Pier il " r.. foot OF Leroy.st.
NEw.YoRK and LIVERPOOL: Via QUEESsrowN.
CABIN $50 upward. Second cabin, $50 ana s35.
SEW.YORK AND GLASGOW. VIA LONDONDERRY
i,thopla Aug 80 a. m Deyonia sept. 10, a. m
Furntesla Sept IL a. M Cireas<ta Sept 20 a; m
This steamer sails ftcm Anchor Line piers, Prentice
BROOKLYN (Wsll.st fcrryl.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE,
NEw.YORK 10 GIRRALTAR AND NAPLES.
=. -. VICTORIA sails saturday, Sert'mher D.
Cabin passage $50 10 800 Storage $50.
HENDERSON EROTHERS, Agents. Bowling Green.
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-ORDDFJTTSCHER LLOYD SIS. CO.
EW-YORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. CON-

PANY FOR CUBA AND MENU
From Piers Ii and II f. r. at F. a. ,,, .,
SENECA Havana and MatanZas. - Wed, Aug. -Ts
OF ALEXANDRIA, Lay Ca vepe fSz tI a Aug a.
NIAGARA, Havana and SsgVa We'd, sept 5.
yT-vrpr liav trosreso. Tampieo' Tu\pam Can. a
lCMUhl and Vera CruZ...-. sat. sept n
SANTIAGO Nassau Santiago do cuba and os
0<>A CienfuegOs Ihurs, Aug 20
For particulars. freight or passags apply to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

i The Rev. JAMES STARR CLARK. d. D., Rector
Assisted by Ave residen. teachers. Boys and young
thoroughly ned FOR the best colleges and unyersl.
scientific schools for business. This school, Offers
the advantages Of hrahfu location home comforts nist
.cachrfs. thorough tanir assduOus OF health
morals and the exclusion OF bad boys
sclentot parents, looking for school whore they
with ndence place their Special Instruction
In Physics and Chemistry. The Twenty fourth year Nil
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27

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