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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
The English Sparrow.

The sparrow is no trouble to-farmers
for he Is not field bird He prefers
city life. His habit of making his
home about the houses of men instead
of in the trees and fields is what has
caused a mean and cowardly war on
him. His preference for roofs and
caves on city houses slightly disfigures
them and in some places sPoils the
rain water, and that is why he is being
killed for a small bounty The city
folk, and not the farmers, have In
spired this war on the brave and
trusting little bird that seeks his homs
among neu. and alone Of all his tribe
refuses u d. ssty before the blasts -
winSv
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
xiif. SNOw-BIEsD.

Winter IL coming, Winter is coming;
Birds know il, skies know it, hearts know
It
Sleep again, snow again, drittsd SO deep
again,
Over each brave Spring poet.
Sing the old year with his beard OF gray
He looketh at you so sadly:
Is II mssqne that the robes Of May
Fit his saunt i'm - so badly;
"Love again, sing again, nest again, young
again.
Hsrk! tits q Lear gone crazy
Autumn viii soothe him with wine and nth
to =,
And golden-rod give for daisy
Winter IL coming, Winter is coming;
Birds know Il, skies know 1t, hearts know
It.
Wesry-winged snow-bird, fly DER the ses
And break the news TO the poet.
Grace Duf1e Ros>
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05

'Only WORK SIX months IN the year
II you want TO, and we will divide the
profits. I'm not q medical man nv
self, I'm q business man, and l pro-
pose TO do this thing on business prin-
ciples- propose to have the very
beet talent l can secure. You fellows
have the very latest theories; the latest
methods of treatment, but in ten years
from now you will be old fogies.
What do you say, gentlemen"
The doctors consulted for q moment
together, md said:
ave agree to it."
And although the three do not have
the confidence of the regular profession
they have elegant residences, and fine
spans of horses, and big bank accounts.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
A Considerable Little Boy.

Mother-Tommy, hear yos got a
thrashing in school, today.
Tommy - Yes, ma, the teacher
whipped me, but he is getting SO old
and weak that it didn't hurt much.
"'Did you cryf"
"Oh, yes, l hawled so you could
have heard me On the next block"
Why did YOU do that?"
al wanted to make the old man feel
happy once more.".Texas Siftings.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
Caught q Sea Devil.

While fishing near Slaughter Beach,
Del, q few DAYS ago, party of young
men of Milford caught a veritable sea
devil 1t was nearly 5 feet in length,
. feet inches in width, and bad an
immense head. Large fins grew from
esch side, while on its head grew a
long, slender fin The latter appen-
dage was used as q bait to entice
smAIlsf fab whsn Il buried itself in TIE
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
Iilden;s Marvellous Memory.

Samuel J. Tilden had a marvellous
memory. A friend who was with him
at the time says that while sitting
at the side of tie casket In which the
body of Horace Greeley reposed Mr..
Tilden recounted The deathbed scene,
with date and plaza, and Minute cir
cumstance, of every President and
Vice President of the United States
All the facts he related were after
ward verified without exception.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
How His Father Fixed 1t.

Tescher-why, Johnny! Can't You
understand that g part is smaller than
> whole7 Now, for example, If your
father wants to sell q whole piece Of
cloth and has only three-Quarters Of q
piece, what does he do!
Johnny (withoos hsdtsaon>-Ha
AsAs1gss tt ssaat
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
A Peculiar Vine.

strange things happen IN the gul
dens of amateur cultivsrors. "Manl
ma" exclaimed Jack, as be came run
ming into the house, ''you know ths
lemon pit planted last year that cam
up pea vines WsA it's got strina
hSSAs On III"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05

Ia l,rse families It has been found
that the Give branch Of peace Is not
,oual % tbs wsll-mStur-d hickory ysAs'
Ing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
NENM VIVA N / A
1 RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER JANUARY l. 1890
Trains leave stations loot OF Deserosses ana No''
sSS A. II a, iGE FAST LINE the West: ru eI9Ss
a sssa 4S sfSpqGs 5a@ nd st's5 an
% WI an Lock and remove sunday
1915 spS A. AoMo S ffiaP PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED com;
posed exclusively Of pullman ysssbGs ara Drsw 6er 1aa
SD caf sR9s ads. and
TT %sa s. 'f$p $sIss Slsass il
100 assS $.Ss s ssR e{ Gsi IA b
s. Louis ShSfss and GRSsPcaa a
ennst II i$"an M Chicago and st Louis TAO
sna 1xRHEss Rs IL DoS l.
SSs sSSS9% 4 ss
ShagS 80 Onne Gsst o sa sRa
SOC EAEsESs sSts Si;ss;
"a !oeS S? m1 S sis
Cory Erie the OIL Regions Cleveland and Column
t ts, TIE E.i sorra
S and s%dp4e M aisGs %ai R
D Ts9S, Car at 70 p 2 o sa $50
day sSa 81 Il f3s esS
Sff$S Teay S T6I c.ps Gse f' 90 p Car
SJ R Rsf SsG 200 n s. EXCEPT sss4
and 90 D. daily Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 10
p M w'efdiTHo0R PHILADELPHIA.
% .sa S 60 wsSS &c saf nslIss % sss
500 100, 30 90 and 90 p and 10 rs night.
Accommodation, II 10 a. m, 40 and 100 y. m. Sum-
days, Express, 90, 6l5 80 200 90 Limited, and
10amy 100. 80. 4:s0. 8 20, and D, m. and
ho for and check
of Of local trains apply to any ticket agent
| OF tho COUnanv
CHAS. +. PUGH, j. r. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
SOME NEW BOOKS.

c.sser e. Company publish succinct OIL
horanby Of DR.. Arnold os Rugby, by Rose H.
SeHe II is more apprecative than penetra'lhg'
and certainly by no means adequate. Dut IL ls
recommended to popular acceptaton bS Ns
hrevity and il NAV be approved as sincere ana
earnest account of useful pure, high-minueu
and altogether fine and noble career Inc
memosv Of Arnold of Rugby lives, however, less
IN hooks than in the poetical efforts OF MS eA-
ample and teachings.
Scribner & Wexford publish new ana reViseo
edition of Mr.. George Hoopers suuoS VI 'i'
Waterloo campaign, issued some years ago as ="
volume in the Bonn Libraries. III mas long oeen
accepted as one of the best-inIormed mosV coiie0'
ora ;mnartial histories of that momentous cam
paign and battle, and its treatment OF some OF inc
snsculative issues, such as-would the timely ar
rival of Grouchy have saved Napoleon ARE as
cussed with a penetration and comprehensiveness
1oo,,;rc nothing 70 be desired In some respects
the work of osborne must still be considered
&c rnsurnassed on this subject. but its special
merits are technical, and while HoOper's water
loo is not less accurate, it is considerably more
popular in its style. The present edition Is amply
furnished with maps and plans
Under the somewhat catchpenny title. Failing
in Love. with other Essays on more exact
Branches of Science" Mr. Grant Allen ID Apple
ton g. CO.. has collected number of his seen
ti6c and semi-scientifc magazine papers. Inc
book is really better than might be inferred from
the title Mr. Grant Aliens style is TOO familiar
TO the reading public to require any commentary,
His knowledge is various and eNtenslVe' aho
his manner agreeable and never heavy.
Marietta Rees has compiled an Introduction
70 the Study of Philosophy from the writings oil
Professor William T. Harris, of the University
of Michigan. 1t is intended as textbook, ano
is Endorsed by the teacher from whose deliver
ances il has been composed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ranks Ann to q 4 Barker trustee 2lst-st, e Of
Betts Geo F. 70 f Constable. trustee, 1856 9thave
Reg Martin to d Rosenbaum, Charles-st. Of
Bleecker,s years - 100. or,coo Real Estate Title
Guarantee Co. II Pcrryst Of Waverley Pace years
Serv Francis to Kahn 1874 E. s2dst W. 900.
Colaheu Catherine to Irish PIes6yterah Congregation
No wahnfGnt S ye lyons soVo BOwery of eths
same To- lazarus Rosenfeld property, years.
ESeGhardt john seibel. MOnroe-'t' Of Seam
Ef Francs To- Henry No ss5 East fsth.s
Everett Rose to Harlem Building md Loan AssOca-
tlon 144th-st, Lot 22G Map Mott Haven instruments
FISH John. to II Adams executor, 2o5 East 2sd-st
Reilly 'Rs gsSSSs5y y' Ssh 5000 of
., Frees v aSoeTs So Coo ha'Ae"0eiS
Ga,lt' james, To- il Raabe, s4th-st, Of SHAVE,
n0' Hermann Henry to 9egensr corner Mulberry
ihkein. Jacob 70 NaHey Kess, 2d-St' OF Avenue
A. fdS John IL TO New,York Life Insurance Co,
corner ist-ave and 4thsti years 1900. s.,.s. q,
9th KSarney vc S;ms SOS e Zoo. r'u'0n '''' "
Kelly Thomas H. to Industrial Ssy 6oS Bank
ka,s! Sbtnja%n; to 20 Wilson = tSlT%6ia'''
Of Pev ABRAHAM, to HAITI 22dst of 7thave.
Eccd WsSi Mary Bird C:s so e, and and 52i map
Harlem CG% 1G5sS year RSsage i5S lot No
:h Ward ye sn.,S Si2cS Snedek.r Washington
ave. bgSE Of quarry A Road sI's5 5000 '"'0'@
o. Title Guarantee ana Trust Company,
W 2d-aye 45th-st. years, $500. $500 a., =
Froese RoLert, 10 l. Nye, $ GSth-st' 9d-sNe, D
years. $500. - -, - ,., -.
ar5a George, to II Rclon o2s East oh-st, year,
| SO 172. m, ,oo, -,
| Henderson MARY to Campbell. 3ist-st Of 9th
A'f iIagen6uche John b, to Rtzmann, 9th-st, W
Of 2d-ave 3 years. 5000 a., .
Kohn Arnold, 70 Charles Rosenburs sd-st Of
ave fn 9 S1s'sJ 70 Gregg, 13thst SHAVE
Terch, Anna g. to II Roon o2e East 9th-st. year.
| SO, 172. 49,. :. ,.,,. vou, , ,oe,h.s, -,
Mad ison,aye. i year. $500
| O'Keene Mary. 20 f Prescott. 10Sth-st Of 3D.
| ave years. s2,15o - . ,,, oo., -.
Sch0ppert, X X. 10 W c H. benjamin, oSth-st,
| e Of Ave A, years, $500 ,o,
SUNBEAM Ignatz 20 y Necarsuner' l2lst-st "
OF 4th-aye years. -, 600. , ,,., . , .,
Smith, NJ. to Charles Wehie lfth'st oil 80
ave years, $1,000. 80
Sufck. Michael to J McKenna' n 43d'st G OF
| 9th.ave wears. AZ 600. oo,
| Slbersteln, David, 70 II Vinton' l6Zd-st o.
| 7thave, years, 1900 o,,.
! 'he New-York and Northern Railway, TO A A ogden
executor n cor Wolf-st, and Spuytcn Duyvel and Port
| Morris Railroad lands YER. 10000.
Wright Samuel o. 70 Ross : l2lst-st, OF New
ave. year so 900. 49, ,,,,,
yette-sve lot 90 map Mt Hope, demand, $1,000.
/
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
I .EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Cortlsnds ant
DesbrOsses sts. follows
a. m. for Satington and intermediate points.
8 a. m. for Geneva, Lyons. Emlra Rochester. Bufah
and the West and principal Local points Chair car
IL a. for l.. and 3. Junction and intermediate points
Chair Maueh Chunk.
| D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points
Chair car TO Tunkhannock Connection to Reading Ant
Harrisburg -
$40 p. for Elmira and principal intermediate pon,s
Chair car 70 wnkesbare and Pullman sleepers 70 sus
pension Bridge.
ti0 p M Tor Slatington and intermediate points.
40 y. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pont<
Connection TO Reading aud Harrisburg
p. M. for Geneva, Lyons, Emma. Rochester, Bunsn
and the West PulW an seepers TO Lyons Suspnsos
Bridge. .
Trains leaving at q. M. II q. m, D. m. and 3:W
y. m connect for oil points In Mahanoy and HaEletof
coal regions.
. SUNDAY TRAINS
q a. m. Tor Mauch Chunk, HazletOn and intermediate
points and III o Shenandoah and intermediate poinA
$40 y. "a. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate pOnt
p N. Tor Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester. .Buaen
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons and saspeng
General Eastern once ass RrsAa~ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
IRON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0

Il u S. Lighthouse Engineer Fifth and Sixth Dis
trict baltimore, Nd January 90 1s4O-Proposals VIII
be received this Office until IL O'Clock % "Wednesday.
10Th day Of February. 1890 furnishing the materials
and labor Of all kinds for the completion and de-
livery o the Metal Work Of the Sharks Pin ShOal and
Groenbury Point Shoal Lighthouses Maryland Plans spec
ncatons forms Of proposals. and other information be
obtained application TO ths office. The
10 reject any all bids and 20 waive any defects J. O.
MALLERY, Captain Of Engineers, L. :. A. Lighthouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, N. Y. G. II

w IL. Il II. H. Co. Lessee-Tr aims leave West t2d-st
station NewYork as follows. and fifteen minutes earlier
Hamilton. % 05 a m. $40 sh5 p; M, S. Louis.
MoGtFea Canada , East S;,IGir, . rs ~ Xsgar
Tor utea only kingston saSgertes, catski Albany.
. Is New6erg. 10 rs a, i:i5 80 :SS
s:4S D. m Elegant Sleeping Cars for nuiiao Niasspns
Falls Toronto, Detroit, Chicago and ST. Louis DAILY
Daily except saturdays. other trains daily eNcept
s ,i :SS "a leave JeTsey CITY B r. siaiIoS'
AZ 20 a M sSAG p m For tickets, time tables or
ST. 72G Futon-st., once. foot OF Fitorst New.
York ctyo,l FL, 900 7s5 and aIg Broadvay. = 70
Shore Stations foot Of West 42dst and foot Of Jayst
from hotels and residences. c. f. LAMnERT General
~NaaAaser AGENT VanderblltAva.. NJ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
FOR DOESKIN AND FLAGs

II -Phila. DepOt Of The Q. NJ. Dept NO. IIzo Afch'
St Philadelphia January %, 1S9O.Scaed proposals. In
tripcate viii be received here until IL O'CLOCK a. NJ Fri
daY FEBRUARY % 1880 furnishing the L. = Quarter.
masters Department in this city with 900 yards OF OX4
SKY Rue Doeskin and Post Flags Bids for delivery
at other points will De considered Bidders must state the
dates their proposed deliveries GONeeht reserves
the right 70 reject any all proposals.. Preference given
TO articles domestic production manufacture eondl-
tions of quality and price Including in the price OF foreign
productions manufa ures the duty thereon being equal
Rlanks for proposals information regarding the
ticies will be furnished by this Office upon application.
Envelopes containing proposals TO be endorsed proposals
Dos-kin as and addressed TO
Undersigned j. q. CHANDLER, Deputy Q. NJ. Cen
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
Ocean Steamers

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE 10 LONDON.
NEW.YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN,
Steamers sai from pier foot dist, HubOAcn,
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Traye We'd. Feb. D. q am. Elder sat. Feb 15 . pm
kulda Sat Feb. D. Z a. Aller. Wed Feb. 10 q am.
Lain Wed Feb Il 10 80 Vera sat- Feb. % q. m.
First cabin 875 and Upward berth according to loca-
ton Second cabin, 800 an adult. Storage at lowest
OElsisiCuS a CO.. NO. 2 bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
Dnblir Notlte 9.

1 secretary Washington, D. c.. Jan. Goth, 1s00.-Tho
senate Of the United States having on the ieh Instant
adontod concurrent resolution that the Secretary OF
the Treasury IS hereby requested not TO make any new
errtory OF Alaska for the purpose taking fur seals
thereon and 10 postpone all action in relation thereto until
er february 10th 1890 notice hereby given that
Secretary Of the Treasury will postpone all action undor and
nv OF an advertisement published by him In various
newspapes bearing date Of December oath, 1880 for pro
poaas for the privilege OF taking fur seals the Islands
Ct Paul Alaska" until twelve o'clock
noon twenty day OF February 1890 and TO the
extent OF OF dates above set FORTH the said
notiec for proposals Is hereby modified. WILLIAM
WINDOW, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31

ID ROpOSALS FOR LUMBER FOR THE
NEwYQRK Navy GAEDi,s an yS5 Z, l9 ~ no
opened January 80 1890" will be received at the Bureau
oi PROVISIONS and clothing, Navy Department Washing;
Ton n, g. o'clock noon, January 30, 1880, and
publicly opened immediately thereafter 70 furnish at the
Eew.York Navy yard 1870 feet white pine lumber.
The lumber must conform TO the navy standard ana pass
tho usual naval inspection. Blank proposals VIII be
furnished application COmnaildnnt OF The
Navy Yard TO the Bureau. Tie bids decided by lot;
The Department the right 10 reject any all
blds not deemed advantageous 10 the Government.
JAMES FULTON, PaymasterGencral, u. >. Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-31
Proposals.
proposals.
DROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
ONCE Purchasing and Depot COmmis;sary Army
building No 80 Whehall-st., Ncwl ofk Olty January
2s IsJO-Seaed proposals, in tipcate subject to me
usual conditions, VIII be received at this omee Hnth ~
nshng such supplies as may be required by fhe fgP
sistence Department. United States Army - BSlS
FNCE STORES-Cofee Green,-Ro, Java ana Moch.
Tea, GunpOwder; Cheeses, Edam; MacarOnl, SAFETY
Matches Pickles Pipes, Rasns Sardnes, sugar, CUT
Loaf, &C. &C., &c . --.,-. l.. ...od,,,o
list preference given all articles OF domestic pro
duction and Neutrality-suspicious. such details see scheaqIe
information with conditions, lists Of articles Quantities
kinds modes of packing, Sc obtained at TINS once Inc
right reserved reject all proposals. envelopes
containing bids should be marked " Proposals Tor SUP
sstence Supplies opened February 10, 1890, ana ad
dresseu 10 'i' ""O c. BELL A. c. G.. S., u S. A.
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THE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS, octave. 500
Il pages. illustrated Tho standard authority on
American amuscnents Rules for sailing swim.
ming bali playing shooting horseback riding &C. &c. in
fun 81 per copy. Published by The Tribune, NewY0rk.
EntAralnnR and universally eonnmented by the
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AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
ROOM 2O9, STEWART BUILDING,
$50 BROADWAY, NEW-YO DIRK. $500


mo CDNTKACIU Ko.
Bids or proposals for building earth and masonry
Station In Town Of North Salem WeschesteT County
New.York with gatr-hosc and other appurteances as
called for In the approved OF and specca-
tons on file in the Office OF the Aqueduct
VIII be received this office until O'Clock y. Feb
ruary 5t 1890, at which place and hour they Will be
puicy opened by the Aqueduct Commissioners and the
award for doing said work Will be made by said Commits
soners as herfater possible. Blank forms Of
contract and specifications therefor and bids PROPOSALS
and proper envelopes for their enclosure be obtained
the above OF the Aqueduct Commissioners,
plicaton the Secretary.
BY order Of the Aqueduct Commissioners.
JAMES c. DUANE. President.
InIIA- q |.
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Citn l]roperin for Sale.

ONLY THREE LEFT Of that handsome row OF private
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CANT location price moderate.
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y ENTIHE FRONT. 10 STORES. RENT $4,000.
y. BTo effect IMMEDIATE. sale, price reduced right
down 10 $500 coo 90 !! y : -
UtCadWaV
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NeW.York, January TO, 1880.
HUGH j. GRANT,
Mayor;
FREDERICK SMYTH,
Recorder;
THEODORE w. MYERS.
Comptroller;
RICHARD CROK Err,
Chamberlain
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T OST or SToLEN.-Bankbook No PSI 227, issued by
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GALE OF OLD MATERIAL.-Sealed proposals
> will be received at the Office Of the Custodian OF tho
10 m OF the nth day February 1890 for the purchase
and removal old iron etc, stored the premises Of
that building. Proposals must be In lump for all
the material and immediate removal Of the same. Any
additional information be obtained by applying 10
II RORERTS. Custodian.
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CEALED PROPOSALS will he

SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII ne received az
- the office Of the City CLERK Scranton; Pa, until
fhase Of Ninety Thousand $50 GOO Dollars Of Coupon
Bonds TO be issued by the City Of SdntOn Pa The said
bonds are denOmnated The Municipal Building Loan,
in OF one Thousand Dollars each ana dated
Febrarv First Eight Hundred and Ninety.
The bond, are free Of ali taxes the city assuming the
pavment of the same and shall bear interest az the rate OF
four per per annum payable seniannualy az the
CITY Urea Office Scranton. Pa and shall be re-
deemed as follows Nos one to fifteen Inclusive che
first day Of February, a D. 1885 sixteen TO thry.nye
Inclusive Oh the first day Of February, A. ID. 1900
thirtysx sixty inclusive on the first day OF February
A. d. 1908 siXty-one ninety inclusive, on the nrst
day of February s. D. 1910 Proposals to be considered
must whelc amount OF bonds 10 be sold and the
city shall receive accrung the bonds from
February J. 1890 TO the date Of delivery OF bonds to
Proposals shall be marked Proposals for
Municipal Building Loan Each proposal must be ac-
compancd certified check payable to the order Of the
CITY Treasurer Scranton for five per cent Of tho
amount bid which shall be forfeited to the city in case
said bid not complied With The right 10 reject any
ali bids is reserved By order Of Councils:
NJ. r. LAVELLE City Clerk.