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Gfarhers.


MEXICAN and foreign professors tutors governesses
schools and families English French German and Spanish
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE $50 5th-ave cor. 2Oth-st.
A BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign supplied
n. all branches In all localities charge. TEACH
ERS WANTED; fee for registration; form fos stamp.
H. + AVERY American School Bureau west i''n-'
TEACHER in one of the leading classical schools OF
"A this city wants position for the summer as tutor.
Address H.. Box g. Tribune Uptown Office 123S B'way.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENCY
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors. Goyernesses
&C., to Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply to
Mrs. NJ j.. YoCNGFULTON. % Union Square
DRIVATE TUITION.-A. EVERETT STONE (Yale).
10 52d-st-Specal IN college preparatory
instruction. References Rev. Dr. Taylor and Rev. Dr.
Greer
SsCHERMERHORN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
- Oldest best known In L. :. Established 1855.
East l4th-st, y. Y.
THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY. llstab Isso)
Supplies schools with teachers teachers with positions
w. D. KERR. Manager re Astor Place Se@-York
TNHE MISSES ANABLE'S BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
i YOUNG LADIES. New Brunswic n. J., will re-
open Sept. 2ith. Students prepared for College.
WE DESIRE to place excellent teachers In communica-
w ton with good positions BROCKWAY TEACHERS
AGENCY, % West 23dst
WI OMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU flor
w both exe) supplies professors teachers eovcrnesses
musicians houseKeepers companions chaperones. &C.
colleges and families also booEkeepers senogra
pliers and copvists business firms.
Miss c. L. WERNER. 800 5th-ave.. New-York City.
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EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

p,SsENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlanos sne
neshrosses SIS. rs follows; ,-.....,... ..,..-
A. m for slatington and intermediate points prr,,.
and the West, and principal local po.nSIs Ohar car
20 a. m Mauch Chunk and la'ermsdate poinos1
n m for and H. Junction ana lnteTIneclaee points
Chair ear 10 Mauch Chunk . ,...,,,a ro,,ts
chair ear 70 Tunkhannoek. Connection TO Reading ans
o ~ m for Flrnra principal intermediate points.
chair car 20 Wlkesbarre and Pullman sleeper 70 suspe"
soa 50 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and intermediate p0ns~
CHAIR Sar 10 Mauch Chunk -
man 10 n m for MaIch Chunk and intermediate points,
Connection 70 Reading aud Harrisburg. -. pvc.,.
|o7 N M for Geneva, Lyons Elmira, Rochester, bun.iS
and de West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons and Suspension
Bridge. ,.t.. -, -. - -, -, N M and 40
M connect for all points In Mahanoy and Hae''n e"sA
ies'' SUNDAY TRAINS. ...,.
n m for Mauch Chunk uaIet0n ana mtermeusss
noHts and for Shenandoah and intermediate points
10 ~ ~. Mauch Chunk and intermediate Dol
o. m for Geneva Lyons Emira, Roehestf beisas
and the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons ana Suspension
Bridge. ,,, u..,. ,>.s M. p,o.sw.v
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Mem Dnblifations.

nR. JORDAN on skin diseases, blood impur-
~ ties their and cure which Is ADDED chapter
on nervous prostIaaen. Free BY post 26c. In stamps,
direct from author. 1888 West 23d-st.
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Gtcamhoais.


A NEW HAVEN, Toe
steamers C. Ii. NoRTHAM and CONTINENTAL leave
Peck slip, Pier 70, Z. r. p M and IL p Sundays
excepted connecting at NeT;Hayfn With spec,P Trans
YOKE &C. Through tickets sold baggage checked at
ga Broadway New-York and Court-stp Brooklyn.
A LBANY BOATS. PEOPLES LINE:
II Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave OLD
PIER Al, ". r.. foot Canal-st, a, q DAILY
DAYS excepted making direct connections for all points
Electric lights throughout
A Ii FARES REDUCED VIA STONING-
n TON LINE.-The inside route Boston. IS Prov.
qcnee, ~ % Worcsstera q 90 steamers RHODE IS
block above Canal.st. at p m. Sundays excepted.
A TROY BOATS, SARATOGA and CITY
IN rooms. sunday steamer touches at Albany.
A HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
a. The Day steamers WIN commence regular
trims 10 Albany and intermediate landings on
WEDNESDAY, MAY %
NATSKILL, HUDSON, AND COXSACKIE.
~ Boats leave daily. Sunday excepted. from Pier 49,
foot Jsyst \. r., at p NJ connecting at Hudson with
Il. r. direct 70 Remington. W.
EALL RIVER LINE.-Boston, 300 for
Il nrst.elass limited tickets: FARES REDUCED TO
bbkiiLlY. istUhNDAYs iHcLu DEB at D. m. oonnecton
By Annex boat rom Brooklyn at 80 Jersey City al
d. ID. PURITAN aud PILGRIM in
mission. An orchestra each steamer.
NJ ORWICH LINE - FAVORlTE INSIDE
10 az p ps al ssmef
leave Pier 40 Iold humber NORTH River foot q wettss
next pier above Desbrossesst e5y daily Sunday eK'
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Che Gnrf.

DROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB.
ID MAY 10Th 10Th DIST 22d. ed, oath, 2G:h 9th,
2sth and Doth.
SIX RACES EACH DAY. Commencing at 2 80 p. M.
now 10 REACH THE TRACK FROM NETWORK.
Via CULVER ROUTE" from foot OF Whteiail.st.,
eer hour and Special Race Boats every hafhour from
IL 10 up 70 10 p; n; -. o..,
NewYork 100, 20 p M Long Island City, 10, 80
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf,
v FOOT OF LIBERTY ST. NORTH RIVER

y FOOT OF LIRERTY;;sT,; NORTH Tho RIVER.
ei:SSs
cSsss g. I'd Allen
OT As a. NJ for ph Bridge Branch and EsssSn Allen
town 0 and e L. 4sud GoPsd
for ss9 Lake
HSSs #s,.5s ~ Williamson" Through .a
N cS S5 'RenSSs asSur PcsT
S % su MaSs for stcn Bshehem Allentown MaucA
ns'4sA sSs%cPn M'n'A
Chqasso y n" for Pennington, Lake HOpateons Eas0A.
r. 10 san1lS. ss 30 Ts' s
Grove SS IA fd pd afP asas p:5GsG
100 sunday 80 trains GsO DO not stop
OrTFS p, Pho Monmouth Beach, seaOrghs etc. at 4;so s'
n Is 81 s'fsa' 90 49, Hs'T $780, e'e 5SS'''
g Toms 90 River m and Bnrnesa, $780, Sis
r. r.: S So aSC CITY, vineand and BrdgetOn 80
80 FOI p fn4rcehold, 4;so SIS, n;l5 80 4:ao.
a n0' r CO., 30 o6 80. $40 $50 sundays.
100 a. m 'F sAgND By HOOK ROUTE.
From Pier foot q Kef'O Beach seabr,ghs
s:i5 D. m. For Lakewood. Toms River and BaFnesss
f FOR p PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
49,, c.., - u ., New.Jersey, Philadelphia and Read.
t INA sep R and and ohiq 60 II 80
90. 20 Co 90 600 no ao u l 90 ni soo
SUNDAYS. 900, IL 100 a. m' wv NV ''0V' Wv"
"a In 9ss asy at Ds i 20
eeP r sSndfy oy & n 30 90 eS SS
ncs0n 5nd %am.po via Ph,.
dclpS SE at go P 1,dS, C snasys sP
l. and ParorCar can b. procured a. a. 2Sl
at TO 300 Broadway 49, eth,ave 20, w s
fde ~ iat I25th-st Newfork; tourt-st', ooo
Fu.ons Is nrSasSa Company VIII call for and check
BAGGAGE from hotel or residence
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y, \. Z.
w URRR Co. Lessee-Trains leave Vest tsast , stA.
loot Jayst Chicago Detroit LSad Is 4 st as p
Toroato 0;55 M. t5!i5. IS rs M M1n'sa,, ysa
ada Fast, a. M, 5lS Niagan i sn 20 me-
3 no IS rs M tana az II 80 a. "a ,Sr 1 is 81 IS
al 80 and q rs s s'i1 ,p,i M M isSer.
.tsaw rs a M AS s as D. M Elegant Sleeping Car,
Tor buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Iheaso ana
81 Louis Daily. DALI 'cpt SshraNs c,,t %
trains daily except SUNDAYS Leave 1sssssS Wesi
shore station II 30 M. 40 M fSs ssi
timetables reformation apply ~ Offices ~, 90,
100 Fuiton.sI Annex Once foot OF Fulton
ST Yew-YoYk Cy-27l 30S 7s5 and vt2 bIcsaMsy 800 10
Rowery IL Park Place West 125hst ana west Shv5'
s,atons foot OF west tdst and foo, OF JGss oo so,s
westcotts Express calls FOR and checks baggage
and residences. c. r. LAMBERT. general fassens0
Agent yanderbitave- N. y.
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Orcan Steamers
NEW-YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ FOR

NETWORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ FOR
co1vrA AGE CITY, MASS ROCKLAND. BANGOR AND
ALL POINTS on PENoBsCoT RIVER.
L ,sTPoRT NE, AND ST. JOHN, ~ b., DIRECT,
EN'- WITH ALL CONNECTIONS.
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA,
can't f. C. Miller. leaves Pier 40. f. r.. (Clinton.sD,
EVERY TUESDAY AT 5 p NJ
superb accommodations and low fare Freight lowest
- and no TRANSFERRING. Goods daily.
additional steamships Arrangements are COM
I'D Particulars and information,
=. L. NEEwCoMB' % BROADWAY. g. = MAckRELL
@ TATE LINE-BETWEEN NEW-Y0RK.
Nth a'iTniiR0 GGi TICKETS At REbTGED5' KAifEs
WA TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON. DUBLIN. sc.
ssTr11Tf OF INDiAYA- ,.o Inor:aay, NAV 20 10 a ~
Excursion tick ts eos 70 sos Steerage tickets 70
and a. part. & E aiT a SIsS tSte Pier
.Sa passage apply to AgsTiS BALDwdN CO. Gsner.
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| sunerlntendcnts Office May 10, 1soo..seaed pro.
,as viii by the und rsigned until 10 O'Clock
June s. $500 for Furnishing such supplies as may be
fwelVe months ending June &c. 1891 embracing aciis
barrels coal charcoal copper plates. cruclbes, &C. ;
gxe iron pipe and castings, lead pipe sheet lead rubber
ccoois and other necessary supplies Schedules and
itis Of article. at will probably De- required will
be furnished application Proposals wiz be considered
1rices and samples furnished VIII be accepted to the
oie or part may b. deemed for the interest OF the
overnment the right to reject any all proposals being
aseyed RedustOns will be made the parties whose
lids NAV accepted and the articles must DC furnished
9s rc1uifcd without delay Proposals 10 receive con-
sder, ton must be accompanied by sufficient bond.
b one or more suretes. and by samples such
1 of the articles will clearly designate their quality
proposals should De addressed to the UNDERSIGNED and
or c}osqd with Of this advertisement, In sealed
nVeope endorsed proposals !or supplies" The bids vii
ba opcned and registered at the hour named in the
and the officers OF the Office.
P' ANDREW MASON, Superintendent.
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Dream Steamers

MAINE STEAMSHIP CO.
A. Ga fSSs e g At ffS Sssaa c M
Ss S R:I HssRf pa
s9s S J ss eE ri y @ 4
For further apply HoRATIo HALL Agent
at the pier
4 NCHOR LINE. o.; S; MAIL Steamships.
IA S5fa Jig iEt SE S$&
%SS 0S SL S99 ' 3i go ffh ~
famessS.. May q, ga Creessls. June a. IN.
oaSn Si h.w Ss;i s;s.a sO
CUNARD LINE.
NEw.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
FASH Ff &2F FfsE g. M iSfi9 5EEvIcE
faa wss NAY g am ssrSs IT,
AuIanla sat May 81 PM Gala va Jne l lsS 80 M
sac S 'a g and from al Sa ss
low rates For freight and passage apply TO the CON-
D'n S Sis So ~ BSR 6Isf CO.
n UNARD LINE. SPECIAL
COOKS FIRST JUNE PARTY LEAVES
PER s. s. "ETRURIA" SATURDAY, NAY "a.
Containing ruiz Of Passion Play
at oSk %a sS9's
Established half a cen -ury.
NOMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique,
cOPpa9 Pier pew oS No. ~ SUa R Mr T. %
L. Il Y S5AAtNBGE 6 cSHIt Ss:Eaa7
Ia Ia BB66ttR EaS5SE
LA G4 FoRsET nsai Agent 49, bo" WIN
HARLESTON, S. c. the South & Southwest.
JA fs ely BE Esf fER Sill toSMfRA
aSS T a. NAV
Charleston and Jacksonville Fri, May 20
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THE MISSES ELY'S
SCHOOL FOR GIrcs.
,4o AND 14o COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BROOKLYN.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
A DIRoNDACKSl CAMP CEDAR-Summer School for
boys June sOh sRe "a FS' fsSga,'
Lieut.. T. D. LANDoN. Commandant
c ftae1cesa New ssAss
,oi y9oess Or a h &c For
S''' '- JOHN CALVIN RICE. A. M Principal
UosQBIs SCHOOL, GLEN COVE En- SEw:Y s r..,
~ high GLASS school tor 1oIs Sooo 70 s9V per per
SoHR session SePs%es' ei p
NwoD SCHOOL For 3 &. MS GSno 81
Sy e his sons .hcd do TS K fe Sfo
f 6oTs brs? e Conn SSh9eS limited school
i'''' Rev. 9. ii. RIGGS. A. NJ. Principal.
and classical courses.
Est6n or s. xacs s.SGy sGO S
Ing horses, ponies dOnkeys for riding exercise j. WILL
Ro'NNN' ,SYhcK oy.THE.MyDsoN AVIAN. hmm
Summer School for full partial study. Opens June
% 'eH0 'O' ''''''sD'' W. H. BANNIsTER, a. NJ.
SUMNER fcH RR2ky EoE EoR R89E Rosyn
L. Sound Send for illustrated catalogue:
UNME8 SCHOOL, at the PeeFSk MitaTy Academy
-L'st join i: TiIDES, 4. NJ, NJ D.. Principal
> ing Tor college exa@inatOns j. H LEE. 10 Grove
rr,HE PFERsKILL MILITARY ACADEMY:
sap,eAS4 e. 1880 now DE- fs'SSff FIT ep
Two VACANCIES for Young BOYS IN home i sshOO for
S9eo o q 2hf4
VACATION STUDY AND SPORT IN THE MAINE
woods for three four boys q the right SORT under
epPsfRGh f%RX0Y Sn6b0H slD
q s nsS;s
board washg ana heating for the fall t term BE-
Principal wibraham. Mass
WILLIsToN SEMINARY.
Prepares boys for any college scientific school Opens
Sept Z. 1890 New Laboratories and bath ICONS M Al
LnGHER Principal. EasthamptOn, Mass.
For Young Ladies-Countrv.
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS UNDER 12 YEARS
n c. age g. 5iz so Sf"55 Gas Tsisdcpha Pa.
sepen; s'Ie@SsT F5sga5aQ%E , e. Ss
ga SIiS On M oU dG fssinSiGs eIA
arssa q &c e. s2 Fof d1Rhs s9d?s
ss %Sb S s S'5ni s sR
MT HoLYoKE SEMINARY AMP c3 3Iad5,5 an, a..
M sm@ag aG soS cabns LSray Vols
Fine Ar: GALLERY Board and Tuition 500 year. Opens
sept IL 30. Mrs F.. ). MEAD, President, South
Hadley, Mass.
AsYEs FqE 4. G II Rev. AS%9ny Dosae
s T. D.. LII. D. Terms 400 per annum Entrance fee
s aGGnt r. Tax sGa sc6I a. ''
w ALYUT LANE scHo0ISEormerlyy Madame Glenn lem
" ent'senaqtown Philadelphia B0arsng and Day
Accidental College Preparatory Courses Pupils enter
wellesley our eXapin9tpa For s5c%sr address
Miss SARA LOUISA TRACY. 4. NJ. Associate Principal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19

Henry Altemus OPhadelphia) publishes another
American edition Of Jerome X. Jerome's Idle Thoughts
OF An Idle Fellow We have noticed this book al
ready. It's merits are conspicuous as 10 rende
1t much less than surprising that considerable dc
maDd for il should have arisen on this side OF liz
water.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19

John B. Alden is the publisher of Thomas Greggs
stout volume entitled "The Prophet Of Palmyra
a recaptuation of all the ancient stories about the
Normons. together with pondcrous and wearlsome
disputations upon the long-vexed question of the
spaIding manuscript, the Hypothetical "book oil
plates" and all the rest of the original Mormon
properties" IT is scarcely necessary to point OUT
that these questions have been thoroughly threShed
out years and years ago. and that nobody Is gong
to plunge anew into that wilderness OF supeTstoh'
mendacity, fierce prejudice, bgotry and humouS'
The author is AN old resident of Illinois. and the views
taken by him of the persecution of the MormOns
at Nauvoo and elsewhere in the West are decidedly
antiquated and behind the age.
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LELAND STANFORD. president.
T. H. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent.
DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
hFoH toR6 All EBEME GGAthIs
Calling at Trinidad and embark passengers and
From Pier 50, East River
S. S. ffAAhifHSSSfLfHiX 1H'sSaH % Sase
NENhhG scah aees b aHaf for the
HoULTS2 General alF ass.ss RAF Il Wali..
NJ EW-YORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. COM
~ From PaS Pier. s.E S ana Il f I R. MhSsy
NAGARA Hn sy P aS9 campeGe THeS MAY
ozAPA Tsssa and aSa ySs May May
c. OF 4fS S1 EG1ErS'S Gs%9ss
crENFuEGos :s9S ssnaso dc f GSGs Nav
20. D-,;SfI, E;'SR; q Pep w
PACIFItC M MAIL STEAMSHIP C9 oMI2,
kES tSS SStHn XMhRItH
San FrsnSscop Via tho nc st6ma. Of
From 1o San 2 Igesag Nay p 2o M
am-v soF ShIna ana Jspaa:a,
fS passage Sas and general Ha apply
once on
NORDDEuTSCHER LLOYD SIS: co.
ShoE6 dEDYTE TS NES HhREMES
gs ~ E l!sF R5 tPsi Fsf s''A''
Saale. We'd. May u, a. Elbc SAT. May 81 D. m
Fms Sat. May y, 30 g. Fuda Tues. June s. a. M
Trave. We'd, Nav 2S noon Lain We'd. June a. Z u M
First cabin, elo0 and upward berth. according 70 loea
ton Second cabin $50 and SEQ berth Storage az lowest
,ares OELRl0liS CO.. No. 3 Bowling Grsen
DED STAR LINE.
HI FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New-York aud Antwerp weekly.
wAESLAND ..-...... a.; Wednesday May II 90 ~ a. m
Cabin Rates First Cabin, s55 and upward Second
Stserag. al low
PFTEr. WRIGHT SONS. Genr Aat.. Bowling Green
WHITE STAR LINE.
w kOE QCEESSrOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL ssJg.aA Aan =
Cermanic. May 2l1 40 Gcrmanc. June lSo ~ sie
tTeutonic May rs u 80 pm. Ieutone, June % IL an
britannia june !, 80 a. m Britannia July :; D, IN
Jnne u y. Majestic j uly y IL 80 am
From White star Dock foot OF West lOthss
second cabin these steamers. saoon rates, eVJ
and upward according steamer and location o. berth
trrms s.eersge $50 Company Office No II Broadway'
New.York. Philadelphia Office. 400 WalnutSt. -
WV J. BRUCE ISMAY. Agent
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rVREISJRY DEPARTMENT. Office Of the

II IOmmissIontr InUrllI
MAY 20 lSoOSead proposals for furnishing paper to BE-
Internal Revenue stamps for the fiscal ending
Jmne 30 1881 viii be received at this Office FROM MAN.
TFACTUKERS or PAPER ONLY, until the 10th day Of
June 1890. at ~ o'clock Bidders are required 10
furnish with their bids samples Of paper which they pro,
Dose TO furnish Full information upon the subject VIII
he given or transmitted By mail circular FORM upon
application to this office Proposals should be addressed
10 the commissioner OF Internal Revenue" and marked
Proposals for Internal Revenue Stamp Paper" The
Commissioner the right to reject all bids
~ John w MASON, Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19

JAPAN-cHINA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL.
Steamers leave San Francisco as follows;
Tuesday. juno 8.
Thursday juno 26
GAELIC Saturday July 10.
BEL .Tuefday August IL,
Superbly Appo!nted-SuperIor Accommodations.
Reservations be made by letter telegraph to and
cabin plans oS7 and 343 Broadway, NewYork,
Room -, Railroad Building, San Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. H. GOoDMAS, General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19

The same publishers send us "A winter honuaS
in SIMMER Lends by Julia Newell Jackson 1t Is a
Iight series Of sketches Of IA tour in Cuba too light
for serious criticism and too Unprc:endng to be aeat
with harshly Miss Jackson has pretty taste in TINS
kind of ephemeral writing, and Jets down her I'M
pressions pleasantly and buoyantly. The htue DOCK
is illustrated, also very modestN.
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Proposals.


4 RMY BUILDING, Whitehall Street. New,
A YORK CITY NAV H. lsoo;sesiet proposals n dup
is!s
S' q D' &c s. Ja apf'ss95 VIII
eys To a S q S
manufocture, conditions Of quality and price neIgdnhg
u,y thereon) being equal The Government reserves the
St to reject any all proposal Envelopes contain contain
oY P' and addressed to n BATchELDER, Deputy
Quart, rmaster.General u ,. a.
n ROPOSALS FOR MATERIAL, COAL ICE,
sSofU 81 Ts for "O material ' Coal cs &c,
yS S I 70 Uci ISRe 80 mo- May 1880
$3STfR FSfs Fln Ssn wassSSstSs hANK
n ROpOSALS FOR HOSE AND TOOLS FOR
sealed prOposa Proposal: for Hose and a Tools
% be rece BgreaU Of Provisions s, and cOth,Hg
navy e seS ana pSbty o. opened
aUG to furnish SewYor& Navy Yard SooS
t Sc, f a@d ting 'S for Iron Plating Shop arlS
must conform the Navy standard and pass the usual
q the Pns o. viii b y
Navy PAY ONCE, NewYork, or 70 the bureau Ihe p pc
sne to the Tos H.
LooKER, Paymaster-Gie General. U. S. Navy
n ROpOSALS FOR MISCELLANEOUS SUP
. ris55ESSscaIed Proposals in duplicate subject The
NJ y MSF at 1884, S' Sis
ESS Supplies CONSISTING q B,C9ms Brushes Us E;
& SS for ' wfs
80 1891 gsn fSmi so Of ossSsp
ss bStsa, viii be furnished on application office
Bids win be considered each Item separately Bddefs
a n sMs HSa s sds a
makes an appropriation from which the supplies called i9r
side G ah nS 70 f. fHoRP Chief Supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19

scribner e. Wexford the American publishers OF
a new edition Of Cooper's Biographical Dictionary, In
two volumes, with supplement bringing the work
down TO end of 1882 Why the line should have been
drawn at that rather remote date does not appear but
one OF the results is the omission Of great many
names which ought 10 appear in any biographical
dictionary meant for general The work at
first planned contemplated little more than the record
OF distinguished natives of Great Britain and Ireland
but many foreigners came to be included, and in the
supplement the range is stil WIDER though much st
remains 10 be desired.
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DEPARTMENT.. Office OF the

| Secretary Washington. D. C., May 49, 1890 Sealed
-onosas viii be received this Department until two 2
o'clock D. M June 9 1890 for supplying hea and power
IN The United Court House and Post Office Buidn3
New York City. during the fiscal year ending June 80
1891. Proposals should be Mt a per annum rate >, me
Department the right 20 reject any and an Des
and waive defects Proposals should be addressed 20 he
Seretarv Of tho Treasury and ndorsed Proposals tor sup
nving and power To- he Court House and POST
Orcn New York City,, w. WINDOW, Sccrctaty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19
, P0p0SAIS FOR SUPPLIES. FRANK

/ FORD ARSENAL. Philadelphia. Pa, May 10. iS'V
Sealed prop6 in trplicate, VII be rgceiyed d gns ~
Hishing Leather Coil Iron. Steel adTsre LgmG pi5
irn 7etc during the fiscal year ending June 30 1881
Printed lists Of supplies needed with full Instructions
limitations etc can had application to Colonel l.
VI on ord Dent s.. A., Commanding.
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POpOSAJ,S FOR IRON BUOYS AND AP-

PFNDAGES MOOkING-CUAIN. AND BELLS
Onoe Of LightHouse Inspector Third District
York City-Proposals will be received at this oree until
o'clock p. m. Tuesday the 80 day OF june Io20 ioI
furnshng 10 the Light House Establishment Iron u0Ns
and Appendices, Moorng Chain and Bells regTirgd dnTg
furnished embrace bell whstln2 ana zee ouoy
shackes swvels moorng.chain, ballast talls iron anu
tone sinkers bells buOys, all OF when are chue
aed I'm the specifications attached to the form OF BID Wnen
NAV h., obtained on application to this Office ont@cIs
will be awarded each item separately, ana DuucI5
cnulred 10 state the time when they VIII agree 20 deliver
~ artcles Contracts will be approved until Con-
eres has mado the appropriations for the next isca yea!
Light House Establishment Inc r.ehI II 1917
10 reject any all bids to strike out any Item Or itS
Tho sneciacatlons and waive defects EktDII.-
fCK PR0DGERS. Captain, T. s. ", Lighthouse IN
bird
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SIS. CITY OF ROME sails
Saturday Nav 81, June %, July 20, Aug. %.
Cabin 500 $50, sl6o second cabin, $50 s,serase $50
Farnessa. May q, ga M Crces sl,, J1ne a. m
Cabin $50 and 800 Second Class, $50: Storage s2O.
0"'i' HENDERSON BROTHERS., Z Bowling Green
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' p0pOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

MI TRANSFORMATIONS Depl rtncnt Of thr Ipi aG
once Indian AHrs ponSta Hpf Heel r. for
o. "a na g. ca sa Rsy
Be- Be: a as and o. Woossrs YORK viii be received
Of o Tsdp sSoa Nag SP poun % Bseo
Of pod R Sc ise
scS 600 pea1Gs pounds e ID $4,000
io 600 POUNDS 125 600 p9gnds re 1000 PSuoo6dss
T TCand s'S Ssssr p sSd
sn ana Cotton SSSd o oo 70 g yards o. png
1000 Duck free from oil ss 5iT go @ ssss yfKfe e
sSeSns shSGsns s6; - 200 yar Ssj
ynGf Ms6s AIS subpfS and long
D asr:s i 5SiS.Ss 5
g dsy s%ft a San s. f Fa:c c %
for such Of the a .o goods aog su
Blanks. Schedules showing the KINGS and quaattes Of
5gpPS' o TsaTffa HG al OSc goods
and and arttces together with blank proposals conditions
and ali other Necessary insttneuo ns. VIII Pc
5eshe% Or upon Sos 'P 81 and 81 %
Of Sg6sisene 81 h A at s oRsyf paS
G Snd s,o faacsco The Postmast
YakSp paSa A a1d sO S The P2sh
is by the Goyernment TO feect any anu al d
q any uPS 5 Of tanl SS s'f
supplies Bid T Eda be Opened se United az the to h0S Ss
and asy at aGU e opening Certified checks All bids
pr Accompanied by certified checks or Srs TpGn .r 19m ne
s snn Of the proposal + j. MORGAN Commissioner
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES,;--FRANK5,
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Benziger BrOthcrs, CATHOLIC printers, send us
"Marrage" by Father Monsabre, translated from the
French by NJ Hopper. The volume contains series
Of conferences" delivered at Notre Dame and deals
with the question of marriage from the theological point
Of view. Experimental knowledge ii need scarcely be
said be looked for from such sources, though
nothing can be more confident than the manner with
which this worthy Father undertakes TO ansyze and
decide the nnermost mysteries Of the institution