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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-17
Notice I'd Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
= the office of the Board of Stresy and-Water
Commissioners on Monday. July 81. 1890. at ten
o'clock a. m, tor as soon thereafter as the order OF
business reiating~ to .senled proposals may be
GROVE ST.
from Grand ST. to Railroad ave. and from Newark
ave. to the E-ie RAILROAD in accordance with
plans and specifications on file in the Office OF the
Chief Engineer, corner Of Jersey ave. and Mercer
St, where blank fornas of bid and agreement OF
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES
About IL new basis heads.
About 2 bastnsto be rebuilt.
About z, 6lQlfneal feet OF new curb stone.
About LSSt1ineal feet of reset curb.
Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed envelopes
endorsed " Proposals for the repaving of
Grove ST. directed to ne. A. Dugan. ESQ, Chair
man OF the COMMITTEES on Streets and sewers, 'sand
handed to the, Clerk of the BOARD In open meet
ing when called for In the order OF business re-
latihg to sealed proposals.
No city official WIN be accepted as surety, nor
Wills Substitution OF ~suretiss be allowed.
This Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids IL deemed for the best interest OF the city so
TO do,
The attention OF bidders Is especially called to
section Is of the New Charter OF 1859" under tho
terms whereof no contract shall be binding upon
the city until the .bopdsmen. offered by the con.
tractor have been approved bv the Board OF FL
nance, the President of. said Board having mower
TO examine the proposed bondsmen under oath.
Byorderof the Board OF Street and Water Com
Z I. BoUToN.
Clerk.
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yictors and yanqaished.

Results Of chanpionship games played
yesterday follow
The Atlantic Ass ociation-Jersey City,
il; Wilmington, s. Worcester, 8; Newark,
3. New Haven, 4; Baltimore, ]. Wash
ington, 4; Hartfe I'd. 3.
The National League4New York, 10;
.Cincinnati,s s. Brooklyn, z; Chicago 2.
Cleveland, 6; Boston, 8 first game); Bos-
ton, s; Cleveland, 4 second game. EPhiia-
delphia, 10; Pittsburg, 8.
The Players League-New York, s;
Cleveland, S. Brooklyn, Is; Pittsburg,a3.
Boston, 49,; Buffalo, o. Chicago, Is;
Philadelphia, T..
The American observation-disclosures
8; Brooklyn,,s2 2. Rochester, TO-! Toledo. s..
Syracuse, o, Louisville, 8; st. Louis. 81;
Athletic. s. -.
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Athletic Arena.

1tiAlotAS <ATcuds
In the games a5 the Driving Park on
Sunday, August 10, the SyIvas'@s colors
will be worn in the 44G-yafd' run, by C.
Pressler and w. Lawrence: in the 100
yard by NJ. Burokhardt, in-the half mile
by w. Buihleaandinsthe 3 high jump by
w. Jensen. w. Helliard and r. Lawrence.
B. Adams and w. Buihlea. of the
sylvas, have been entered in the half
mile at the St. George "a. C.'s games.
w. Lawrence and B.. Baecht will start
in the 800 yards novice race at the Star
A.. C.'s games.
The Irish-AmericanA.5 &C. met on Tues
day night and elected three members.
Vogellus, Of the Waynes, will run in
the one and three mile races at the games
OF the INSTRUMENTAL A. G. at Jones'
Woods.
Baecht, of the Sylvas, will give an ex-
hibition on the horizontal bars at the
Hegeman benefit performance.
The Waynes have beengathering many
honors this season.. They are out for
they have entered VogeIfus, Halstead,
Vicken and Clossey in the mile run;
Halstead and Captain 4. II. O'Brien in
the quarter; Clossey in the half, and
Smith Wicken in the 440 yards.
The Cable A,.C. will meet this evening
anu dCb Oh ulHS propositions 1Of MEMBER
snip. Arrangements will also be COM
plefed for the excursion of the club on
Sunday, August "a. The special features
on the excursion will beAa prize waltz be-
tween James Hughes and George Woods:
and a match game of ballfors q purse OF
S25 between the Cables and LindsIeys.
The club has sold the bar privileges for
$3.50.
Madden and Woods, of the Gables. will
wrestle at the Hegenian benefit. and j.
Hefferman and PatsMcMahon will spar.
Notes.
Jack Downes and Paddy Burke viii
have a six round go tomorrow nightsat
Boyle's Knickerbocker Garden, Hoboken.
Kluge will make his twenty-five mile
run against the record at the Irvington-
Milburn course on Saturday afternoon at
four o'clock. !.
Benny McGill's benefit at 'Boyle's was
q success.
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Marfonss nTarksnten.

The heat did not interfere with the
sport at the Marion's Rife Clubs range
yesterday. There was a large attendance
and a large stockao of am munition was ex9
hausted. Hansen is making. a bo1d bid
for the champions medal and honors. He
finished in the van in the medal shoot.
The scores in THIS event foIlows:-Han-
sen, 203; q. Bauchle, 1893; Il. Rebhan, 1S9;
M~ahlenbrock; ISL Weber, 1870; Speicher,
173, Varick, 173; Stiff, 1862.
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The championship Records.
Toaay's Card.

Atlantic Observation-Disclosures at Jer-
sey City; Wilmington at New Havens
Washington at Worcester, Newark at
Hartford.
National League - Cleveland at New
York; Pittsburg at Brooklyn; Chicago
at Philadelphia; C~incinnatiat Boston.
Players Lcague-Pitfsburga at New
York; Cleveland at Brooklyn, Chicago at
Boston; Buffalo at Philadelphia.
American Observation-Disclosures at st.
Louis; Brooklyn at Columbus; Syracuse
at Louisville; Rochester at Toledo.
Diamond CHIPS.
Jersey City and Baltimore at Oakland
Park today and tomorrow.
The Newarks play here on Saturday
afternoon.
Jack Cuff Unassigned with Newark.
keenan,, the crack pitcher of the Ca
bles, gave the Carlstadts only three hits
on Sunday. The Gables won, Z to a.
Keenantwir1ed for Easton.
The Cables playthe Leontines at Recre-
stion Park next Sunday.
The West BerEens have arranged a.
game with the Woodstocks, of B~elleyille,
n. j. Game to be played on July 20 at
Belleville. The West Bergens practice
every night on the Culver avenue.grounds
and are getting in good shape for their
gaMe with the Hctnas, OF brooklyn; al
Brooklyn Saturday next.
WAlloped the Winnipeggers.
with little difficulty the New Jersey
Athletic Clubs cricket eleven worsted
the team Of the Manitoba Cricket Club
from Winnipeg. Canada, IN the Avenue
a grounds at Bergen Point yesterday
afternoon. When the Northwestern
cr1cketers reached the grounds, they were
fhreesroen short. and the local club filed
wo of;rthe vacancies with Wilgin-
ton and Morgans both good batss They
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Rnvonne.a Best neatan.

Another defeat4in the series o~fseneoun-
tiers for the New Jersey Athletic Base.
ball Leagues championship was re-
ceiyed Yesterday at Sommeryille by the
Bayonne Rowing and Athletic Associa-
tion's nine. The victory gave the West
End Athletic Clubs team the lead in the
race. The score follows:
West End A. C........1 o / 3 0 ! 2 % e0-S
BayonneR and a.. "A ..e o 0 0 o o o l 0-3
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did little execution, however, against
the trundIing of Ellis and Thompson.
only gathering seven runs between them.
The J~erseymen were. first to thetbat, and
they defended their wickets so poorly in
the early part of the inning that -four fell
with only eighteen runs scored. Better
work was done thereafter, and the inning
closed with three over one hundred runs
tailed. The Canadians started In with
an excellent showing, scoring as many
runs for one wicket as lesJerseynen did
for four. Their last half dozen wickets
only yielded them as many points as the
first and they gave up with ninefdown
and only fifty-nine run gathered. The
score follows
NEW JERSEY A. c.
9. c. Turner, C. Page, b. Bannatyne ......-... 3
w. Birtwistle, b. Banuatyne. ....... ....-...... y
s. A.. Noon, C. Tuckwell, b. B-annatyne........ z
W. Clifford C. Wilkinson, b. Cameron ..s.... 0
W.Thompson, c. and b. amer -. ......... :
Guest. D. Bannntyne ..... .... .........2 81
I.G; Clarke. thrown out 4
Y. Ellis, b. Tuckwell. -. y
2. Hitchins, b. Bannatyne........r........ >
H. ,, Sandal. b. Cameron . j. .................. 4
J, Gill not y
Leg byes 3
: ......'....lp'
MANITOBA.
w. @. Wilkinson. C. Clark, b. Thon1bson..s... o
S, B. Prest5 C. Ellis, b. Thompson. ...... ...... 25
It. 5. Page, b. .
A. J. Tuckwell, C. Thompson. b: Ellis....-.... s
b. B.. Holmes. c. thompson b. Ellis. ......... !
H. S. Cameron. b. Ellis ........s...... 2
d. J. Campbellf b. Ellis 60 ........ 2
j, T. Morgan,ac, Ellis, b, Thompson. /
YIN Bannatyne, b. Ellis 4
Moose, not 2
Deg l
ro+n,. ro
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REFRicERAToRs

Those we have are the latest improved and best II
veritable Ice Savers. We sell them as low as 1918.
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EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
PRICES REDUCED

! o dispose quickly of what's left Of urInnense Stock, wehave Mark :
eeEvery Article Down to Within a Fraction of Cost Those who
buy of US Cannot Fail to Save Money We Carry the
Largest and Finest Assortment In the World!
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BABY CARRIAGES.

We have hundreds of handsome BABY CARRIAG
ng at extraordinarily Low Prices. Now is the time tx
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-07-17
GLASSWARE.

,r Constantly on hand, a Complete assortment of GLASSWA
MARE. ~CROCKERY, LAMPS and A GOODS, which W
Wholesale Prices.
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eooDRAcse AT eUTrENBuRa.

Totaf... ..........
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financial elections.
Mexican National Railroad Company
ELECTION NOTICE
NTW.YOKK. MAncM B. |.

NTw.YORR MARCH 3 1890.
In accordance with the provision. - certain Voting
Trust agreement dated September 1t. iSss % which Tie
Tsiiaers Loan and Tru.t Company f. Voting Trustee
meeting Aolf~r- o.; ,.rtn ats 81 naf company rep
re-cninr stock n tae Mexican national RAILROAD Company
Will Doe h..G a. o',lo noon q. ue occe u ,Ac COM
any Wall Street. Wrtne.f,y March 10th. fof The pnr
pose ~ nominating three directors 20 BE- elected ~ ~" an
nual Meeting 81 Company and for te further purpose
Of directing n Voting Trustee. ~ ANY general or sr"'i
-c.r 81 tic kl0d.i 20 Nt'" ln favor u authorizing
tn. Bard q I..t,fot - execute and deliver all ins'fu
rent. rce.fd or r'qu'-td tv he Mofi"are Trustees or
otherwise thn Ilfpo-' - r.rfruinr aiI failns the
raoraer between e Railroad COMPANY and the Trustees
Nc--r. Hugh - Ma'Aeson and CAafl'- M.gniac. dated
June i- 1857. ihe issue - 1900 900 mt
Mortgarr BoLf' and also 'of te pln- Of confirming and
rat.Ia- Tho 1901 'sage between te Railroad Company and
'he Trustees Ne4- Josiah 4. Io,-ef ard LYNN X B'--.
dated july It, lt-7 thr ur u certain SEQ nd
Moitgarr Bout- 'aein -eld and also for me purpose
Of confirming and fati4Dg ie noftr,sc brtfroI tn Rail
road COMPANY aud ne Trustees Iee.r.. Charles j. 'snda
AID Hanson Ksic} dated August i.t 1857. N secure
the issue certain Income Bonds therein specified
The books for transfer 81 cefa ats- VIII bc closed al
clo.e Of business, sa,ular MAJ i52 and remain closed
until The final adjournment - tho rl'e'ui.
ANDREW ANDfRsON. Jr.
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ErcORnED MORTGAGES.

Armstrong George, TO Kocsler Decs'ursVe' o.
APPEL Joseph. to J Bleistlft. Delancey'st OF
Eyrncs. John + 10 II ID washburn, sd-ave, lot 14'
Brady. Patrck TO Franklin Savings Bank, 5sth'st
i,ars@r.Sy Louis to j Wen lis Eldrdge-st. install
Cohen, LUCIA NJ, TO ? D Lord. s cor Blocker and
map '9 W. 'S sar 81 NJ re'o Oh Boston a'''
Same e % r AS5' 5 ssT pie R,'Y year
Sane 70 j. rerot same pIe petty; year, slo67s
s .tn si'"' Of @esye ysss ~ 600 'a'''v '''''
ave snlsno1 Geo ~ to sL.ndsay. 7st.st OF
ave .ld %Stenio, to Manchester, Highest 0,
o' jsssr Ksr 70 Bergen, 14sths
ave Ken. Francis to Horstmann. losdst, of Court
Ievy' Iciassd 2 &c rnbcTfed' cor loh-ave,
and Ma 3s fsa6cth g. chas Mayne Manhattan
ave Same e 70 Mataa Lis Insurance Company prop.
-'ty. year; 8 900 b. ~ u ,r.,v,.,, Valentine.
a., -, ID, ~ Son,i,rr uHouloyaid years IS 200.
e.,sai, J. h. - - Coides ljth-st " Of Avenue
D. Sea aSas' Jscob st. 70 ssndlerh. 7s'h's' Of
1otayc mort go {s',, tan - cor 12thaye
anG ..e..1s nbrafST, to 15th-st
Rossne' ne",aSn + scsmen,s Ba o for LAYING"
,, %snss Sam 70 p Morgan. 10 sunOlkst,
'e' Renheiner Benjamin. to schieg 7Ist-st' W
od.a~e 3 years $1,000. c,.,,
Hingcnbach. Joseph to A Lyons. columba-st' 3
ye%r se ana South RsookIyn Ferry and Steam Trans
p ss sS"as Go $500 &c ood '''N ''"' '
vi ooS"r John b. 70 Tooker 1l3th-st. 3d'ave
Ts rysas Lutheran Church to the Mutual
Liz VII, Lei e %idor. To- varnan - Tcmpsonst
Waithef John, to II y Iorstmann,-n cor Allen ana
Dsancey SITS. years sll ,OoU
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- R0POSALS FOR LETTER CARRIERS

Il collectors satchrls. Po,L OUc' D,i"rI
nent Washington ID. O.. March ~ 1870. Sealed pro
o,gls will received at this department uu IL O'CLOCK
noon on sat'iday the l2th day Of April lsvu or inr
hinv y con fact lrttcrcarrcrs' Sachl, ana collfc
nr .stchrl, for use in Delivery service con-
forming In every respect tc sample, at p"-ipie> named
la 40 Mons Ia such quantities AMI az such tn"o
as NAV he during the term ~ ior years, hmnhs
an tho ii dtv July. 1890 specific alton, viii b. iur
n.hrd on spl, 70 the superintendent Of The Free
Delivery Systcm, Post Once Department. No proposal
vii, IA, considered which -hall not have been submitted Ia
arcordanc, With such specifications. The light i ~
served to reject all Of the proposals III thc bid
dor Ia whom award OF contract nay he made shan lA
o enter into contract with -ood and sufficient >ofets
within thri, dnN- after the acceptance OF ni- sad bid.
the neral may accept the lowest Of the H.:
,s,ninr hits II considered by him too high, and
nav similarly proceed until contract can be secured
rr, must addressed to the Postmaster General,
and the endorsed proposals for Letter Carriers
satcheis and Collectors 6schels." JOHN WANAMAHER,
Postm General
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financial Mecilnes.

NOTICE. .,..,.. 49,. c...
ecal able Company Tor hc election 81 Director, ana
surn other D." pr-etcl " d" ned al IN"
(ompa.s , Offices, No. BrDadvlf, Nf"-lOrk tlil, on
hona4j. M"rcn I'm. 1890. AZ O'Clock D. M Polls close
AZ ,. 90 ,-,-,.
u m and wii. be rcopened ~ tho 9Th inst.
ono. T.. WARD SecfetlrN.
Dated New-YoIk. March d. 1890.
~ ORCH LAKE MINING CO.-Ihc annual
meeting II the khoGsi- ~ fh, Torch Lake Min.
Inc COMPANY viii held a. theif Office" 40. 81 Doan"-
4; Uoioi on Tuesday. tnc 18TH inst. at o'clock j.
for tae election OF officers and any other business legally
i.fo,, tn,. meeting. LAFAYETTE ~ HK. Sos
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Real Gstate.
Examples Of the old and approved
methods of title examination.
NO. -,

w bought lot Fifth Avenue for $50 600 ana
bult.a house it, He paid his attorney $3.50 Tor eH
aiming the title. Then he obtained loan from one OF
the savings banks and paid again for the examination "
the title
In 1889 he sold the and the purchaser found that
previous rfantor conveyed single man when In
reality he had wife. w. applied to his attorney VINO
explained large Zee at the time Of the purchase by
saving guarantee his work but he found that
the lawyer did not interpret his guarantee 10 cover such
case lecause It was not the lawyers fault that the man
mad an undiscovered wife.
w then hired lawyers and took proceedings TO
buy up the woman DOVER her husband meantime having
died lie spent "a 600 in making his title good.
Is not the new method Of ttlc insurance better than
HIT
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q ountrp prouerin for Sale nno 90 fe

r. STATE FOE sALE,in California, on l!ne Of geroad
Il climate UNSURPASSED 1900 VI hfst-cass land
o0o0 arabic GOO o. same friRsbc BODO acre, good
psstuIe land 200 IN young orchard mostly o'ang
AID lemons 3 500 acres grain 100 head hO'sc- 5000
shcep, COWS harness, vehicles farming np,ments ad
ynents on land AS whole at s35 per acre No agent
wanted. Address GEORGE X. PORTER, no. Battery
81 San Francisco. California.
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Gtlp uanlco

w ANTFD Agent. 70 cf'rr town - handle our g"oH'
volr whole o. - evening" can p" -of Ia every
store shop saloon te L. : i'"r'uit hrN- them
". fir.lsh ,ol 'i' goods you want ana no money r.
qufr.i saI fl.n 4 chance fnr everyone 2"
Ak a few e,'ra dollar.
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REAL ESTATE
o,,cNrss AT THE EXCHANGE.

rberc was an active market on the Real Estate EX-
change Yesterday and variety Of property-both up.
.ou,. and downtown-found a ready sale. The most
imnortant marcel sold No. $40 Ffthave, which
was offered to close the estate of Acton CIVIL by his
cxecutors The property consists of fourstory and
l,,scrncnt high st0Op brOwnstOne dwelling on lot
~ g,65x1OO The bidding started at $4,000 and
=, soc 900 Martin a Brothers the buyers. Two
sxta deep lots in Eighty fOurthN H., between Ninthave
and Central Park 25Xl24 each, brought $1,000 each
from Thomas s Walker. There also keen com
pctton for Nos. 4i2 4l4 and 416 East Twenty third
St. between Firstavc and Avenue a. They consist
of three lve-sory and cellar brick stores with enc
mcn;s and brick factory in the the total plot
The bidding started IN at $35 900 and ran to $4,000
at which price Seiger Walter d We'll were the BUYERS
No 337 East sixty nintl-st. Is cst0ry ana Dase-
ment brick fat on LOT l7x0O. II rents for Sl,'o0
West Thirty seventhSt., three-story and basemen.
high stOop brOwnstone dwelling. is rented until May
next at 81 100 year. The bidding ran from sloooo
to $4,000. John Taylor the buyer. StuH Hesa'
Ieasehold interest in No 353 Firstave. was offered
The store has been occupied by butcher or ei n
years. The ground rent is $3.50. and the lease H'
sixteen years 10 run with renewal IL soiu 10 Wet
Charles and Joseph Levy for $3.50. No. 24o Me1s
Twenty irst-st., between seventh ana ElghtH 900
four story high-stoop brick dwelling on iot --'ioA''
samuel Ulmar was the buyer at Sl9,soo. ,,c,s +oon
brownstonc house on oOx1O0. situated petWeci 'e
Boulevard and Ninthave. II brought SLEW as nf
L. j. Adams No. 1863 West Thirty-hrsis'' W W;. vi
fercd 10 close the estate of Anthony hen' d urent
70 j. H. webb for $4,000 No. 216 West fliuern ~
between Eighthave and broadway, three s'oS or. ~
J. C. Miller Tor $1,000 twostory ana o 1se ~
frame dwelling in Willis-ave, being No I'VE o 10,
oox1OO sold for So 300 to Edward Mchuc' ~. ~
West Onehundred- and thirty tha tvrsorv donnie
bric, anartment house. sold TO J. A. WestisRe ioT
S27 700.
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Gin }1roprrin 60 Eet.

-
1YlsT.sT near 6th.ave.-3.story Queen Anne 1880
n ~ rnous: good order. po.-ts sion May $500
- ~ ' PORTER CO.
a fTYEsT0RY BUILDINGS TO LET In Wstcs.st
sear Bssksn suitable ier range and heater BUSINESS
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Furnished 6onscs 60 Get.

-
A r RosLYN, L. l.. RESIDENCE WATER front on
"A HAMPSTEAD BAY - rooms furnished. lNtII D.
ING LINEN stabing boA tails COW. for year,
W. Commercial Advertiser" l2G Futon-st.
CPRING LAKE BEACH y. J.-For rent furnished
= cottages for Of 1890 send for catalogue.
YARD BUCHANAN.
fTor other real estate ads see 9th pagel
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Dlpi0cn0 \ Offices.


THE UNITED STATES Ia liAHLE Gas COMPANY.
% 'HoA'wAA2w H22iM2 = fc6 ASH q + 1890
4 DIVIDEND OF one Per Cent on the Capital
~ Stock of TINS Company has been declare PAYABLE
frday March a. O'Clock D. M. aud rcopcncd sat.
''''' A. Il. PRoAL secretary
NoETmnRN rAcIflC RAILROAD COMPANY,
NLW YORK, February 20. 1880.
DIVIDEND or ONE DOLLAR per share
N la THE day declared the Preferred Stock II
ihs Company for tn quarter ending December a. ios3.
is50 The .oos Of Tho preferred stock WIN close
AZ O'Clock =. H.. March T. and remain closed until 10
O'Clock a. M. April 10. 1890.
' GEORGE s. BANTER Treasurer
aANuATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY. No.
f,nr, Dividend quaft"l, dividend 81 aud one hail
er cent on Consolidated 'Jpit' Stock OF hi Company
i,.r Anril T. 1880 The books viii be- closed
Mondnv March II. At O'Clock and r'oponcd on
WEDNESDAY MP" b 1T W McwiL1lSiiS TREASURER.
CLEVELAND, CINCINNATI CnIcAG0 AND ST.
I9TtiS kAiILW VI, 10 c2M abr,sY q, 1890
,,Irr R0AED OF DIRITTOES have this day
M cent ON the cicrr stock ~ this Company, payable AT
g. once Of M,s-i~. DfcN,l Morgan Co.. New-lork.
Ain l. 1890 -fofhhOdrg, Of record March 20, sHD
JLn iran -.f the Company viii be- closed al - m
Anrli ? 1890 T. =. Osborn. Secretary.
THE NEw.YORK AND HARLEM EAlLEoAD COM
New .York Marc, 8. 1890.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com.
/ uanv have mi, da- declared 4 dividend u Two and
"ablc from the carninc- and profit, Of thc cry Lane at
tn once on tc ar't d.y q April next c ,. transfer ME
rropcned at ten qco,h n l a. 1seo
-
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proposnl5.
MINT or THE UNITED STATES Al

MINT OK THE UNITED STATES AT
vi rnLAhrLrniA. rAN$.. s9p-f"'. na,"'" G' ~.
ONCE ~ tar ..ltruLcft = fhr 4. ." Mn % Ih'-
f.g L1nn s a.. "A g a.. Ig' r'i ' 1i d. o ''
T. srpy ~ Mn' e g. H. ,Iprg,n, o ~ . ,e p '.oa.
n9f, y ~ M n,e'n' nickel h','., pgl Ky '.. a.
,,n,lm 81 ceop.. and i~cn,' I've q &C., ,eniam %,
within IN .ai ,ian,c % g..ht a. h ,,. 80, ana
ec,.f earp. Lan.. ,,a De-. lal ~ application ~ tnc
~, % T N's , ~ NJ, t ipo.,', 6oli
atii's.rd I, s.lsfl, t.d.s, O. : Nnt Phlag .lpAa.
Penn" O. hoShf sur II" superintendent
NORGE! 10 >hiphmldcrs ana ~ -ih'c 'n -, .V H.
United ~iiic- Ns,y. Sa,, department washington,
- Mo- ne,, , ,,io M, na,a .er,i'c
spr'od s'pembci is5s ,'an'.. az lsas, vol 80, 81
sS1or-d rui-,r Of ,'ou, 300 tn. dlria'e',cnt ,9-
Depa.tIo'nt vii" Gurnt d. pr.,"i % o o rg ON
or about ill., IT,, oi June nest, fo ~, Construction o. ih'
YIN tho Iequr~ea,. Of ne a'oad a. Of Sp,gS S.,
,i,s igi,,n Isn,r,a All isi,,.N entitled IN a.,
o. nsF he naval e-nn"rni as :" T't , cd ,.
i ifaet qna-r rch hc +, bnt notice ana popo,a'
Tor s s.m. the PLAN .s spn,r ''a be- OBJ
Dao'c n s er .s OF lid ys i s ' Sa Il coc '
ranunc,qr, r,ea; FOR ,Sy sSn.,n Oh iia
ara oinT rg" h ,s' ,o S, :H ,f a mon,n from 10,
tie date Of tar ,e',i he VIII IT, o-.e of shc ee,e.,
~! plant "i h' w. "' 'lorf,t I,rn,o.a,
STATES which h' ridll "1't I" ,.I''','
win he divided into Two classes - follows ~ j..
engine. boilers and anp'ntcnancc-. complete In ~ re-.
spscts I'm accordance with t" plan" nd sp'il auoir
provided by the secretary Of me NaNv Ila-s lv'
tnc construction - hull and "a hh'fy h'udiiS N
glnc~ boilers. aud aIlurieinnf'- complete III an IT,
spect-. IN accordance win W p'n- 'p sI,t ~.
submitted bN the bidder ms h"l',, j ptp.. ~ ~
order that ship and marine engine huliVS VIM IaN WI
submit proposals. for u" construction T." 'au w..
In accordance WIN Their own p'u' anu 'I eis
, b. 1f oI he'd with ,. Of .h n" and
and such builders Will upon alp ''tl"n = inc p'p.tl-
mcnt b. furnished with q printed circular >h"Nln- u'
snr1c,t and onnf and On, arrangement ~ bier battery
together Win such other Information - NAY be- rqNI l
ddar, nav II ,h.y desire adopt The plans ANA -pri-
nrnons Of the department the hull machinery
any tnrt thereof aud omhody them IN their plans ma
.rec atlon~ he submitted with their W"p''n' H. T.
TRACY Secretary Of the NaVy.
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" GINEER. mn and sixth bl,trirt, II -" o't'"Fl,,
st. Biltnor- Nd. March :, 1880 Proposals Tor f'nrht
for Newport Lighthouse. Niifina P.p"ne Tor lri
nishug and delivering less than 200 > oi Portland
cement will received ~ th, onc' until - oror" noon
If saturday the 1d Of March 1870 Si"'h, aton- ANA
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