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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-05
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

The Real Estate Exchange was we'll ATTENDED yes
terday. and much valuable investment property
changed hands The northwest corner OF Varick and
Laight sts lot 62.3x55, brick and stone church
building was offered. The bidding ran from S4Oooo
M TO $40 $50: George Cauldwcll was the buyer. No.
s97 Echthave between Fifty third and Fifty -fourth
sis a fiona story brick building with stores. on a
full lot was put up. The bidding ran from go ,01o
northeast corner of Onehundrcd and twenty second
and Lcnox ave, four story brick dwelling on lot
23xlOO bought SAT 500 from Joseph Murray. NO
asa West wenty ,fIstst. Is four-story high stoop
brick house on full lot; A. G.. Smith was the buyer
for $4,000 no. 81 West Twentichst,, four-story,
high stoop dwelling, on full lot. close TO the Con
tinenta Iiote sold for $50, 200 to A. c. Kingsland:
no. Iii East Sixty -second-st, between Park ana
Lexington ayes, a three story and basement brick
dwelling on lot i8x60, sold for $4,000 to j. West
No SO Sprlngst. was offered II Is hves.oTE si no
basement building on lot 25X11S IL rents ior %o',
a YEAR and sold for $4,000 10 L. Tanenbanm No.
s, Broomest at Mottst.. is four story brick build
Ing with store, lot .4xs7. 1t rents for Soo The
wear and sold for $43400 to i. Tanenbanm; a
same buyer took the two adjoining houses Nos oo
and 800. s4x54 cach at s.l S5o each d adioninr
went 10 the same buyer for S5,25O. ,..o,o,d
No 312 West Forty -sixth-st, an Astor icaa mi
with twenty from May 1890 al er1 entes for
scventhst., four story and basement sen en- Thomp
dwelling lot 2Ox51 sold for 81 100 TO NJ D and
SON Nos. 1O2. 1O4 and 1O6 East one , i' ,n d,re
twelfthst three story and basement mGh s19oP Ez
simnons was the buyer No. 1873 East Egm,S t m,T
ST. al Lexington ave- lot 16x102 Win irS,nc T' u,
incs went to p J. Brady for $20Ooo. pa 70 i -
Ninety 'sxth-st near Riverside Drive soiG 10 Co. w. ~
Nis dfth went to the buyer for So9oo
apiece
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Cr9al Notices.

n EW-YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY AND
~ COUNTY OF NEW,NOIk Trial desired In The
CIV and County Of New-YOrH. Samuel We'll, pl<intin,
AGAINST Abraham Lewis. Caroline NJ Royce james kcnny
nd Anne L. his wife Charles II. Wc:nhotz. James H.
Eyerall George Overall George f. Martin Maurice Sidcn
stock the r. & NJ Sh9cier Brewing Co.. Herman herr.
Peter Bowe olga Ksrmei. Louis Cohen Peter hcoush'
Goodman Lionlann and John HAYES, Defendants.
SUMMONS
T. he above named defendants ana clch OF thtm
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint Ih
r copy OF Yorr answer on VI.
attorney days after the service OF
this summons exclusive Of the DAY OF service and In case
OF failure appear answer, judgment VIII be taken
against you by for the relief demanded In the COM
plant.
49, EMANUEL ARNSTElN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
ONCE and Post ONCE address No 26l Broadway. New
York City. ~ Y.
10 Caroline NJ. Boyce defendant:
The foregoing summons is served Won by Dubllca
tion order OF Hon Edwad Peterson one o.
the Justices Of the Supreme Court OF the state Of New
dated the sixth dav OF February 1890 and fled In
the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the City and County OF Newfork
the County Court House In tho city OF New York. the
sixth day OF February 1890. with complaint which
fled IN said ONCE the 18th 1889
EMANUEL AKNSTEIN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Office and Post Onlcc address No POI Broadway New
York City
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-coMFoRTlNG.
EPPS'S COCOA.

EREAKfAor-" liy thorough Ano"ioige OF tho nat;
uiaI laws which govern the operations OF uscso ana
nutrition and careful application OF the me properties
=" wrsalcccd Cocoa. MI hpps ha, provided our break
"a. t.b.. with dciicatcy favored beverage which may
ave u, many doctors b-. 10 is In the ludcOus
49,. articles diet that constitution may la
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5nry To- disease Hundreds ~ subtr malairs aye floating
,,ud ready wherever there g. weak point
Ne may escape many fatvl SHAFT hy keeping ourselves
wen fortified with pure blood ana properly houilshed
ramc."-CiVl ScrN &c Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk SOLD oni {S,i IN
half Mound tins by GrOcers labelled thus " James Eifo
4 CO. homeopathic Chemists. London. England
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TIE LAVGIlAN,
financial elections.
Mexican National Railroad Company,
ELECTION NOTICE.

NEW.YORK, MARCH 3. 1890
In accordance with the provisions OF certain Voting
Trust agreement dated September Is 1887 OF which the
Loan and Trust Company l. Voting Trustee,
meeting holders Of certificates o. that Company
rescnting Mexican Natoa Railroad Company
Will held II O'Clock. noon, at the Office Of tho Conn
psny Wall Street Wednesday, March 2Gth for the pur-
pose Of nominating three directors 10 be elected AT the
Of the Company and for tho further purpose
Of directing Voting Trustee at general special
meeting OF the stockholders 10 vote In favor Of authorizing
the Beard Of Directors - execute and deliver all nsru
mns required requested BY the MORTGAGE Trustees
othqrwisc purpose Of confirming and fatfyng the
mortgage between the Railroad Company and the Trustees
Messrs. Hugh NJ Mathcson and Charles MagDiac. dated
June st 1897. secure the Of $4,000 900 First
Mortgage Donds and also for the purpose Of confirming aud
ratfyng between the Railroad Company and
the Trustees Josiah A. Horscy and Lyman X. Bass
dated July lt 1887 the Of certain Second
Mortgage Bonds therein specified and also for the purpose
OF confirming ratfyng the mortgage between the Rail
rad Company and the Trustees Messrs Charles j. Canda
and Hanson Riscy. dated August ist 1887.
the issue OF certain Income Bends therein specified
The books for transfer Of certificates Will be- closed
close OF business Saturday March 18TH and remain closed
until the final adjournment Of the meeting
ANDREW ANDERSON. Jr..
Secretary.
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Citn propertr for Sale.
Investments,


LIST OF BUSINESS PROPERTIES ELIGIBLY
LOCATED FOR INVESTMENT:
FCLTON.ST., near wATERST.,
PRANKLIN.ST., near CHCRCH-ST,
GREENE-sT near PRINCE-SF.
I;REENE.ST., near BLEECKER-ST.
CRAND.sT. WOOSTERST.
UOWARD.sT., near BROADWAY.
MAIDEN LANE. near NASSAU-sT,
WOOSTER. ST., near BLEECkERST.
For particulars
APPLY 10
GEO. Il. READ.
,,s,o, FINEST
SALE OR RENT'-Sos. loo AND 'O' WEST 'zO'Sr'
~ mos. elegant residence in NewYork;
carefully constructed and handsomely ntted up as any
tho oa0 built sold by In the last 10 years but
r the last lett unsod be disposed OF regardless
n value will be Rented
o,,., houses IN desirable locations for sale rent;
investment properties; .rrrs rick & CO.
'' 1,1S7 9th-avc. corner 12d-st
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Bnsines' Chanres.

II OR SALE OR PARTNER.-A paying fac
tory IN one OF III" largest elites IA Connecticut for
ua!rf.ctur ng Patent kln-D'ied Dundlng Wood. \
profitable b.sln,s Cause Tor sale insufficient fund.-
N carry on the business. good partner with scrf
best reference. taken by purchasing half interest Ad.
dress =. H. G.. Box 0. Tribune Once.
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Dipi0cn0 \ ollrts.

OFFICE OF
THE UNITED STATES EQt ABLE GAS COMPANY.
IS BROADWAY. ROOMS - AND ~. 100
NFW-YOik. February II 1890.
4 DIVIDEND of one Per Cent Oh the Capital
~ stock Of NJ, Comp1ny has been dcclar "a aec
Friday Mar. IA at O'Clock y. and rcopencd Sat
urdsy March 20. at 10 o'clock a. N.
\. u. PHOAIA Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN COAL COMPANY,
40. / BROADWAY. ROOM 1872.
SiWYOEK, February 10, 1890.
rJ,UE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of the Ameri-
can Coal Company. OF Allcgany County MARYLAND hay
,hs d,v declared scini-annual dividend Of THREE PER
cTNr uron The capital lock y thc company payable at
his onlce on Monday. March 10. le?O.
Vn' o w. GFO NJ. BOWTBY Secretary.
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Missouri, Kansas & Texas R'y Co.
REORG1NIZATION.

The adoption Of the agreement Of Nov, II, I~~"
for the REORGANIZATION Of The Missouri. Kansas nm
Texns Railway Co. IL PRACTICALLY UNANIMOUS =.
.ubcct 10 confirmation Of cable reports from tm.fcr-
dnm md London. There nrr lees than 200 aud Il
per cent. bouds outstanding mud les. thnn $4,000
shares of stock.
THE COMMITTEE DECLARE THE PLAN AND
AGREEMENT Effective.
Acceptsncc- by depc.itor- Of md per cent
Bonds and stock OF the riahi 10 subscribe to the
s1SOOO.0O0 cash fund have been hlcd amounting
10 over Si3.CO0,O00 cash. LEAVING IL-S THAN
S. 900 900 for the Guarantee syndicate.
Subscribers will he allotted the full amount. sH,
the depo-ifor Of II 81 goo nsc six per cent bond
no has flied his acceptance will be allotted clO0 81
the said fund (c nIns for $500 New per cent. l.i
Mortgage Bond (eriGcnic and sl1O Of New !
per Preferred stock. and the dcPo-ior OF 100
shares stock who Inns hrd his acceptance Will b~
allotted $3.50 of the said fund calling for >'ooo
New : per cent. 1.t Mortgage Bonds or 'criihcntr.
and 80 Of New per cent. Preferred >tock.
As REQUIRED BY THE REoRGf>'INTIoN
AGREEMENT AND BEFORE ANY SIC RlTiI>
CAN BE IAhEN ~ TIE GUARANTEE ~hNbi-
CATE the Registered Subscribers will be offered The
10 SCRIBE the hnlnncr of the
.nid = =. 900 600 Cash Fund the snn,e terms
md conditions II the subscriptions now on Gle II.
soon IA. IN Committee can confirm absolutely III"
amount, which IL expected TO he "-ccr'""odi IT."
da,-.
Five p~r cent upon the amount Of Inst subscription
f,ovabc In cash or per cent. Consolidated Bond.
vii be called payable on March H. l>"o' M" ihc
rcmoininc % per cent. will be called payable on
June I, 1880
NEW YOEk. March. ). 1890
FREDERIC T. oL'OIT,
JOEL T. FREEMAN,
HENRY W. POOR,
HENRY ~ Dt.E. CO4Hll IT,
COLGATE IIOiT,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
H. j. DE- MaRrZ OVENS.
q (. ILLS, secretary.
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Brooklnn Real estate 90 Eft.

-, I.ET-HOUSES Prospect Park Heights fle-
Fam new Br0wnstonc and Brick and Ielr@ Gotta
Tbo most choice that Will be In the mar
c Tor this season For the convenience 81 pares Wishing
e one evenings Parties wishing 70 see me person
ally VIII nho '"o ~S $1,000 LEONARD MOODY
Real Estate.
M, IET-FLATs most desirable na's on prospec'
o,faafs q 10 . rooms. all imT0Seacnt.. ana some
nhcss.sd Prices ranging IRON sl5 70 s1o per month
Kew lit just out Low Ices sos uI 10DY "'p"
10 ..u,, @ . M Ia o d. H. Real Estate.
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HENRY HILTON and
CHARLES ]. CLINCU.
E..t

q OR SALE At AUCTIoN.-A fine two and . half story
brick house with II acres OF land grand views s OF
mountains and about quarter OF mile from HUDSON
River miles south ~ Pcekskll ana one NILE IRON
Nontrose station on y. Y c. g. IL. T. II. r., near me
residcnces Of Hon F. W Seward w. g. T. shcdd
d D. will be sold at Eagle Hotel Peokskil, on saturday
March 8, at If O'Clock Address D H. hNAif
/. Peaksku. y. Y.
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Nev.York. Tuesday. March 4, 1880.

wy X.
.u,,,c Gales were held at the Exchange and Auc-
tOp Room today SSye with lot No 45s 21st-st, Of
,oha ass0IS lot S5Ssso Smith SO aco ao,,st
4stCTy , dwenSI lot w a5So Kngsland $4,000
s5 !n PSs 9 as? ,s
5T Isl 2sSl wis o SnSsl"Gf a.
ss Ss'S Of P aHs Jos West
dwelling With lot; No 20 dcn0Aav' cor
5sdip e, @ e? IS 81 ssinf'4 sS
ssdps With ssS ssc No, sS 80 and sSs
building Win lot No ice Most s. Sss 5d u Of h00"''
s. s:;Sry sssss 8sISsi VS.,
s ss;Ss S. lss s e. Is East ss"s
fI TsrSsSc oS5i ThO%PsOq9o a 70 1os East
Ss s'Gsy d 70 Of N raksSe lots lS4xiooll each
ms bndns %ish lot 80 Fast cor Lex
;S. lot Ws, S RieeE & assl0os
each oI: EeyV %S,i s ths les Riverside Drive
g. cs ssas same S East sO ad
s q bSdng With lease lot No wave'cy Place
sale Of b, b1l MapSs Nun vi los Oh
'1''''"'N BRooKLYN PROPERTY.
sstoTy building wH lot Nc 'S frank@ s25
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-N l. I'll
Rogers Place c S. 6ic.4 westchester-ave
aox7oN.3xsls Bridget and Edward Rock to an
sS Jas MAJ, MSnT'nYr Edward Rock to same $40
sdst 10 So : : 23.7xl06; Arthur Johnston "a ooo
Same nc proper pSopertS 2 pt Morris solomon and wife
,ot 70 simon s ssS 9tave 25xioo5 Jacob
So + f Es: fc& no sloane &C.
Douglas sloane to Henrietta S chYoef' ,,,ry '00V
Ist.avc, 5. 556 lSdta's'' -oAioo' Mary
msr0ey a 70 rR'e 600 Cameron Place 5ox
100 Kittie Bodden to Fannie J. La~ien se 'oV
st. 20 gxso Jos blchhei' uuse' 10 INV. &c 900
Gorc Wehe pcrnou 10
Same property r, pais' ueO.se "a 1000
Same propertS; Henry and george Blcknell ooo
w,y E@Sse fs sS 20 81 Mary cuOertson
s,G. sane gi +, Of Avenue & 2ixo7 Henry
SSd.si no 90 vs. Ns tyN strons 5000
Last Bro2dway = n - VIZ % 20 MOTHS Stone 81 900
Mapion.ave g : lots 20S and 22. map East
fremont; Mary Cowcray to Lena and Rosa -so
LeXington-aye : ~, .o y, ~ Simon Rlcior % 600
l1sth.st lso n , or 70 Anna G iIun1r 5000
Fascesyc ,,r adj Ia Rd9 S Mernitt 500
li7,h;st W cor BrooA'a'c' -'A'o' '.''. 1000
LeNnston-ave sro cor i-0''''' ioNio0''O $3.50
Wa,a,ngion.s'e' 49, :, 2Vy 70 M~sorlcv - G75
o3d.s, = lgs l ~ 4'n."'e' $500
11-,h.sit NO 25' h"''' 'o''' ..".'' II 300
is5In.rt 21o II McMnnns 81 300
sam property Patrick II McManus To IhoS ., ,oo
same property: Thos F Garrett to N Bright 81 800
9sd.s s. 100 II R a,nSe ooN'Oo' ~ % 200
p,b'aHe cor s5th.st. 1ooxI o2a; Ludwig oo
70 d w James -.-----'-- o'V00
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SIMON BORG & CO.. NETWORK.
MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK. Boston.

REAL ESTATE AND MINING HEAD
~ QUARTERS.
HELENA the Queen City Of the Rockies Capital OF
Montana. Population, 1850 JOcOi IN loJOf over
600 Profitable investments IN real estate and mines
NJ cent interest In real estate guaranteed
and one.h,lf the pront sold Money wanted
at per cent interest nrst mortgages. Everything
Gold silver. copper ana lciA
mines for sae. very choice and carefully selected viii
hear co.s Investigation. Tor fpl particulars address
". I. CUNMiNs. Helena. Montana
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Aurtlnn 6ales of Real &statc.
Aurt,nu Gales Of Real Gstatc.
MORRIS WILKINS, Auctionecr.
EXECUTORS SALE
Leasehold Property.
For Sale at Public Auction by Edward
H. Ludlow & Co.

H. Ludlow & Co.
m THURSDAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH.
1890, AT II O'CLOCK NOON. AT THE REAL
ESTATE sALEsROOM IN THE CITY OF NEW.
WORK, BY AND UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
THE EXECUTORs OF THE LAST WILL AND
TESLA MENT OF CORNELIA NJ. STEWART, DE-
CEASED.
The following described Leasehod Property In the city
Of NewYork held fiom the Sailors snug
Habor will BE- sold subject to the Covenants Conditions
and Provisions in those Leases contained together win all
rights Of renewal also contained therein
list. The Premises bounded by BROADWAY. FOURTH
AVENUE. NINTH and TENTH STREETS
I'd. NO 40 EAST TENTH STREET Tor Fl BIKE
WORT PLACE.
Sd. NO 81 EAST NINTH-STREET.
4th. NO 143 EAST EIGHTH-STREEr
9Th. NO. SO EAST NINTH-STREET.
9th. NO. SD EAST NINTH-STREET
9TH. NO. - EAST NlNTH-STREET.
9Th. NO. SO EAST NINTH.STREET.
9th. NO. 764 BROADWAY.
10th. NO. 766 BROADWAY.
18th. NO. 762 BROADWAY. 40
10Th. NO 20 AND IS FOURTH-AvENUE AND NO.
6,E EAST TENTH.STREET. all to be sold as one
parcel
18th. NO. 53FoURTNAvENUE.
18th. NO. las EAST EIGETH-STREET.
18th NOS FOURTH AVENUE, AND IS EAsI
NINTH.sTREET. to be sold together as ono parcel
10th. NO. SO FOURTH-ANENUE.
TERMS 10 per cent OF purchase money payaoe a. sa,e
and residue 80 days when assignments OF inc
leases will ready delivery At option OF the pur
chaser half Of purchase may remain on ooa
and mortgage with at per cent payable semi
annually. The mortgages to contain the usual oo-oaS
interest and assessment clauses and covenants 70
insure the Buildings 10 the amount OF the mortgage
For other terms and particulars inquire OF aucuonee or
Of HORACE RUSSELL, Attorney for Executors. Stewart
Building. 2e0 Broadway
BY order Of
HENRY HILTON and
CHARLES J. CLINCU.
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financial nlecllngs.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COM
i pANy-Thc Annual Meeting Of stockholders OF
. tuinos Central Railroad Company, or the election OF
,r and Transaction Of other business Will be- held
- ,r n ~ the Company IN the CITY ~ Chicago state
., ru,os ON "Wednesday. March II. 1890 at II oclocA
VI ~ ALEXANDER q. HAckSTAFF
hoo, vi, fhru,rv % 1900 Secretary.
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lcltnres an0 nleetln9s.

A ri CTCRES-HENRlETTA RUSSELL,
HARDMAN HALL. 5Tii-AvE.. AND loTH.sr.
THURSDAY Afternoon, 80 O'Clock March 6.
"DELsARTE AND WHAT He TAUGHT"
Tickets for single 81 and for The course Of eight
lectures, s., ,sa now be Obtained at
rlAxd gN WAEEE6o KS h 1873 IS 55TTiii-AvE.
ILLUSTRATED LENTEN LECTURES.-
MRS H. y MUNRO o. tnliadelpaa WI SS .ter
Ircsoyt ran Church Of West Iwentyhra'S''' near Se'
Ird,y, Marsh sto, "cnr,t in i. N Ks.,,oq,oD.y
GSay NST sEeh lib h E M Her shrncs and
Zach lecture will commence p: M and will be oeau'i'
Course tickets One dSlIar; single tickets 40 cents
'"''' 4 4 a. D. +; E%xpoLrm s 90: pubishsrss
80 West 23d.st., or at the doors o. the churcn' -
n UTICE OF PUBLIC MEETiNG.-The New
lines for the lIarbor Of Ncw.Yoi and adjacent waters
H Sa IS IS @G As sHus gs SiY me' e %
@ Ma hs s s' % be- sf 1ng the
nes around MapnS'p and rs Gs'd WIN
Colonel q Engineers, Bv't Brig Gen. T. s A. President
~ HE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH will not pass
th, year without being observed by some prophetic
students as the anticipated anniversary Chriss second
Advent lin the air. March > 1926 70 raise thr de-
ceased sOnt and translate Ma,chf@ LYNN ch eTds
the fact that April H. 1901 so@n to be the cna OF t'
maud t, Nelcish Cbu Id Jrusaem' In passover Vice.
wears 4 33j minu. 700 from the Crm'an Wa Treaty
Pcac ratified on the las, day q Pasoycr Week ~
Apll fNisan 1876. (Scc Dan. VIII. !, tx 70 XII;
H. FL Therefore In the future literal day fulhment Of
thf4c dates 3,j literal days will begin with a re-
nova IN JcIusacm and also With another
fiturr command rebuild Jcru-al' On HoNemDef .,
So, at the exact distances 23i5 days before April
H. 1901 and -iNyninc we'ks u literal days bong
drtermined divided off, from the commencing pan
Of these 23ij days viii necessarily commence ai,3 on
the dnv. ,rsdiv. November g. 1874. ana th'r,
fore viii reach INTO" Messiah the Princes second
advent when he shall be made covenant TO III,
ncorie on THURSDAY, March ;. 1906 Second ADVENT
Conference being held to-day, Wednc az ana ton"r,
yor,afy OF the Great Day Of DAYS
n, HE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF the
American Veterinary college WI take r pace a.
Cblrlorlnn Hall this evening at O'Clock ion =. W.
H,NDY viii deliver The address. The pubic Is ihNe-u
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TINE BOOK OF oPEN.AIE sroETs . o,tnNe; ' o,
-, anon Ar ,n-rmcnts. Rule Tor sal ing, s"lni
,ng hall playing shooting. horseback riding &C. &c. IN
UNI 70" -,1',o publi-hrd rs The Tribune. NcN-h ORR
and universally compmcnted By the prcss.
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AQUEDJtl NOM.ISSlOA Frs OIL
ROOM 2dy STEWART BUILDING, 80. go BROAD
WAY NEW-NORK, February II. 1880.

NO CIIN / Il 70 VNsI'
Hds or lroro,aly for furnishing TWO complete Port
mi. Uoi.,inc Plant- the Of tn New Aauriutt
as called for approved forms OF contract ana sIecih-
OF the Aausduct commissioners.
VIII he received at THIS oficc until o'clock D. ~:
March 3 1880 OF which place and hour they VIII DO
publicly opened by the Aqucduct Soh, oneTs ana tho
award for doing said work VIII De- made by said Com
nission.rs a. soon thereafter as possible
Blank forms OF and specifications shercr and
bid or uroun,a and proper envelopes Tor tflr Enclosure,
can be- obtained tho above onc ~ me Aqu'duct Con"
misslourrs on application 70 the Sccr'tirY
nv order 81 the Aquedurt Commit ,.on.r-.
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Proposals.
MINT or THE UNITED STATES AT

VI PHILADELPHIA. PENN., sgp"rintend.nts OAlro'
March l. 1850 Sealed lol, .a- III Doe received a. t
offc- ~ Superintendent ~ The u y Nint M Ph'
ilii. Penn. antl /. ~ Iuc-da'. the ~ :" MAJ .,
l-oo ~l., and Dat. a IruI"-fl- VIII D. 3D. IHi
10 supply Mint sabct To- 70" appro' al ~ III" pio
II The Mint witt hundred thousand Oooftol non II.
more of lr~- ~ nN"cent nickel hltk- pinpfN aln''fi
cleaned aud mill d. '"mpo-'d - s'o"niy-hN' i." P'
,,ht,r, Of come. and live ., lr c.Itsn %
ni"i,i; the bauL. tp Doe of the ifol'r dr'tlN aad
within IN. l,ea .lf.aucr 81 wrght. th' nnrn'~s and
iolrit cns of he cta q, br 4 tfuind hy NJ INT ASSAY
An blanks -rif1i D. fnr cnif2.f iNiIw 20 i" ff-
f., ted ,,ai.rlc blank, be- had nipcation ~ IA.
Sip.rintl d.At ~ ,hr Mint. % Philadelphia Tie utnt
4, fesfrNtd reject any aud all bl, fioin ais .ol
10. udor-c. 50 plolo-ai- for ht.ccn nickel hank, and
addressed L. SUPERINTENDENT 7. : VI ut Phi2l nlt.
Penn .. Z. SBiSiIfLI. Supeiini"1l'nt
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- ROpOSAL> FOR TOBACCO, February :.
ZOO. >oled uU c,ai- ~ Dor 80 'Propg,hl, Tor
namuiartarr, regular a,acrH only at ue Eir,1G Of
d. c. until II o'clock noon April l. ESQ ana publicly
after. iOi the supply before
Tot',rhrr 100 az the Navy Yard NcWYork. OF gty
thou. ana 80 COO onds OF NAVY tota co Proposals must
III. mad I'm an Heat, upon blank forms which will be
furnsh'd h, the Bureau Of Provision, and lohns upon
,,,rnt aud be llled out Indicated by the
blank. Tie decided by lot Srip's O a." stan ara
tCbaceo viii b. furnished upon Application 10 I'M, bureau
pcpar ri~ht to Hyct any AL
hid, not deemed advantageous e. Lnc Government
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IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room g., Army
l J.. Erlldinr Ncw.YOrk February - lS?o.-S'll d
II ocIork noon March 3lst, 1870. for tn delivery ~
nvc thousand tons approSinnt ~ Of B,o"n stone a,
land, Hons y 4. The attention OF bGi"'s i ln.tri
10 Acts Of Congress, approve. D. buarl 20 1852 ana
ruary 20 1897. vol. - page 332 and vol r. Page fit
statutes at Large For specifications blank forms anu
ii, Information apply the undersigned. . g; L. GIL
~ISPIE Lieutenant. Colonel OF Engineers u D. A.
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| y0rK NAVY YARD February = 1Spo.-'S'a l'd
pouo-as ndor..d ''Proposal- To- Cnnl ior the N'vNo'
N,v, yard 10 oT,ncd March 1900 VIII b" received
AZ the iure,u Provisions and Clothing. Navy Dfatt
mont Wa-hng.on .. c. until - O'Clock noon March ,,
isfp aud uDhfs opened immediately thcrraft' % fnf
n.h at IN, Ncw.yofk Navy yard 80 tons hltumlnots.
lmp ,noes Crock Coal. The coal urst conform To- the
NaVy standard and pass he usual naval inspection.
Hank proposals VIII De- furnished non Application :: the
Comr,andant OF TIE yard the Navy PAY once. Nov
York "r To- III, iufcau. Tie bids decided by lot The
Dcatmrt reserve. the r-h. 20 reject any all bids no,
deemed adj anfag.o.s 10 no, ofnmrnt JAMES IrI-
r6N. Pi,na -t.f-tsenrril. L. =. Navy.
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DELICIOUS BONS NND CHOCO-
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lions mad, daily nc SHOWS Potter Buidng Park TOW,
and t. ). Hotel building. Fulton-,t. Established 1901
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All the music and scenic effects.
MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2
Matinee TO-DAY PRICELESS PARAGON (last tme)
Il DEN MTSEE. WAX Tableaux.
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OF he I6 ArST.O-HU HGAIIAN LADIES, att. e.9
FENCING. DANCING and CLUE SWINGING,
Accompanied b. Iricvi's NacZl's Hungarian Band.
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