davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-14
Square miles.

From this il will be seen that the proportion
of miles in actual use to the total area would
enable the wells to be duplicated twenty times
and figuring the life of a well at four years, it
would be eighty years before the gas belt OF In
diana is exhausted, if at all. We know that the
lie of a gas well is longer than that, for we
have used them that long and they are sp-
parently as strong as ever.
In my judgement, the people are becoming
unnecessarily alarmed about this gas business.
The press outside of the gas belt, and especially
in those towns which have lost valuable fac
tories, which have moved to the gas belt are
continually prating about gas failure, in order
10 deter other manufacturers from following in
the wake OF others, who are after free fuel.
This Is done purely from selfish motive and the
statements made about gas failure are without
foundation. especially as to the Indiana field.
What has furnished the press with a pretext
for proelaimiDR that the gas is failing is the
fact that the gas supply of factories has been
shut OF in certain localities. The reason that
the factories are shut off is that the pipes in
use are too small, and not on account OF the
~failuTe of the gas supply. The order cutting
OF the factories from the pipe lines is invari-
ably made IN the winter, when the greatest
quantity of gas is consumed. We shut of the
factories at Richmond simply because one pipe
line was not large enough. The wells attached
to the Richmond plant furnished enough gas
TO supply three such towns if our pipe lines
were larger. That's the reason that factories
arc "a VI AiOm piPC AAhCcs
AS 10 the pressure in the gas wells, l do not
believe there has been any material decline ex-
cept in localities where there is a large num-
Der of wells. To illustrate; When the first well
was put down there was no went hole"-not
another well in the county. The gauge applied
showed a three-hundred-pound pressure. Now
a gauge applied shows a decrease of some
twenty or thirty pounds. 1 believe that il all
the wells in this locality were closed the pres
sure in every one OF the wells would rise to the
original standard-300 pounds. Gas failure may
come in the Indiana gas belt, but / do not be-
lieve that this or even the next generation will
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-14
No Arres :.

LoIIeet a oWItu NVvu NVNd'J
Indignant citizen-"Don't YOU see those
two boys down there smoking cigarettesf
WHY don't you arrest them?"
"Fact is, Mr.. Taxpay, II of them is my
son, and the other is your son."
Citizen "Um er very pleasant
weather we're having"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-14

man Of honor and integrity, his state
ments are entitled to a great deal of
weight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY APRIL a-TwELvE

loalOsc part skins Csosc WsstGp . fiat saci1 ms
and IN tone easy state and Pennsylvania fresh. l5ts
Ice; Western and Northwestern iSSes; Sou'hef" i'z"
svGAR-RAw-Uncha but nrn at Sle fs TOT is s
refining and g-I0c 90 test Centrifugal
hhds and 2252 bags so degrees at 36 on she Soi,
fee Exchange there were safes Of 12o TONS neludhg
at 3osa3'7sc; Juiy at arse. April closed esd 800
Ss May sG2a36ec June sSsay Powdered
sse;i GEinuatoa, Tss h Cubes fOY s,cs
ccafec.ioners a., 1sio; Columbia .'.A.", aise
Windsor "a" 4isc Rldsewooa "a" lIgc psSeniy
3Sle No g. 3,,c; No, o. 5000 No 10 Ssc' o,o,ed =,
o. STEAl,INE-Demand unchanged ohSdSSe nc hid
held 7s.c '"' NO''' '''" w. Ia.
quoted at DC. Sales, so hhds. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
ID ROPOSALS For INDIAN SUPPLIES AMI

4 TRANSFORMATIONS Department Of the Interior,
SDe al inG naOea pfcposas for Beef bids
must be submitted in separate envelopes Bacon fiour
s SSt Ses Or to se A
and 81 wooserst, NewYok VIII DC recelTea t n" me
indian q SERIES TSssda about Nay POUNDS
pounds Beef on the hoof 600 P3Hncs nsS Bee
fOg 1900 pounds FEED 10000 pounds Hs1
Mess PORK pounds oatmeal 500 900 pounds Oats
10 GOO pounds Re US pSq ne a so
Soap, 100000 pounds Sugar and Az coo pounds Wheat
Also Blankets woOen and Cotton Goods CONSISTING in odn
$1,000 yards DENNIS 20 600 yards Gingham; 500 69 EGG
Yards Brown shecting. 100000 yards Blcached Sheet
ing 49, 900 yards Hickory shifting 900 yards Calico
Srocerles Notions Hardware Medical Supplies School
Books etc. long list Of miscellaneous ARTICLES such
675 Wagons required for the service to be delivered at
Chicago, Kansas City, and Sioux city. Also ;or sucn
the Pacific Coast with California brakes, delivered nj
San Francisco Also transportation Tor suen o. tn6 s
to be deveied at Agencies Bids must be made out
Government blanks. schedules showing the klhus anu
and school, and Kinds and quantities in gross Of all
goods and articles, together with blank proposals
conditions be observed BY bidders time and place o
delivery terms and payment, transportation
routes all other necessary Instructions VIII be iu
,6 Or q NSg 5 aSa q iu'P
missaries Of Subsistence D. A. az Gheyes' o IA S
Francisco; the Postmasters at Sioux City Iowa Yank
ton, Dakota; Arkansas City, Caldwell. Toeta, anu
served BY the Government TO reject any and all bids or
any Of bid and these proposals are nSlteu mIsf
oog 1ss 3s Viii be opened at the hour and day
above stated bidders invited TO be present ut the
opening Certified ehecksA 6as mus Dg DeS ats
Depository or the First National Bank OF san Francisco
ILp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ssa,s. If %
city auhtercrs for home use and ss carloads 20 be sold
the latter ali at jersey City with the exception OF two
slow again To-Day By: Esse' well TfF clearly i
eaESads S u co anS sold
ga iOS at n s1 s. IS est cSw a' snd @
bunch Of dry Cows By the head at G bee,
::ss5y s 5.iS %sg5 american Steers
saP9c OF beef 0S IN ie y s cScsso
State e Of l:' 10 adaseP n
an? leg OH S ssf i2 2sso svf q;
s. o 5G Is gu ha4 i5ic state 6oS. 1866
d. Ss"$S'; S'' SIsss' 9? g. a.
OT R, ls fo1s st g. g u.s. DO '0
1886 at IS 90 Is do 1905 N, at So e0 do 1908 H.
20 Chicago Steers ls7 p % 80 s d.
as?s = aSSs g. Zoo a.
80 SssSs $ssvs! s as e. TsFs e 49, n
II: a. 1851 81 g. g 3d. il Missouri d. i'll
ss ;,s Bulls a s 3d. do 1885 d.
much s1t se last Ss wee Gs s sSlfS
WIS from s s25 S s4 per head with an extra co"
MGSSe sold Is Cows at s7sa5 per head do for
Rokfser Is c9Ss s2Sss4S S.PS Sr he'd f DO tca
nGnaTfS s. Re- fasn 1855 &c at "a
Ct son ss y,S aS sPd 20 at Sef S
higher Other Grades showed s no a @p SoHT
ss Eng IS P'% . ,Bgd % &C
&C. DrSsssd calves tts T%e prime to choice
SOLD '9ss T GsEes
high DC IN slaughter houses. .,
3 p:[ d. i q j 81 81 & {ss 3s at q;
& &? s6 d6 So IA r. a. ID !5 So a s
p al G; Is At y,; g d. at 81 $
= a Is 90 49, 90 's 3, 9s IS e 'o % Mixed
N. a. G%c 10 do Gisc les5s2 40 Harlem do 100
to Is' = At $s5s Sn'Ss 1 1875 ~ at
o+S z cons ~ y yea a, l2s ~ 8;
Judd Bicngham l9l yeas 10 ~ a. o.c % 5 u 40
126 ~ % do ll9 H. at DC 81 do' ia !" az
per ~ T. Pidcock & Sons veals 1874 ~ at 52c DO
IL? sRgHp AND LAMBS-Reecpts including carl carload;
e erfSs to at eohs caroad Jersey and car:
a. oh the s amply PS %aS daeeG from
per , MG sa an a ~ s cGs sold Is so per
carload Of epPeq N at 1Se at IS
clipped at 500 a. unsnOG Lamb; az S- ~ Ts
clipped do at s6 23asG 75 bunch Of stat sgI 90 or
poor r 20 edM Mutton rm and higher sac dressed
Lambs sold at lOallc and dressed spring Lambs at SSdSo
per carcass. . ~ = CA. cAoo, >, u, nv
eragc at 90 so per 100 n l2S do, 100 d. az 20 ~
do o. H. at 80 so go DO 115 f at 80 70 80 90 eippe:
"a NJ at - II Lambs (clppctl % H. ~ 90 -
$40 Michigan do (gnshorn), 92ia D. at S. ~, II 4.
SC 90 Gs Michigan do 100 r. At s7 isS STATE lambs
iIume & Mullen: SO state sheep, G2 ~ az 20 ov
1870 do 104 b at 81 81 state Lambs (epped 90 o'
At SO So ITO do (unshoTn) s4 ~ at 81 s'2 l'o no.
50 % A. ~ Go 10 State Sheep SO ~ at IS 30 10 do
o2ia ~ so so; % do 1lS ~ at g; l4' s'a''
Newton & Glllett: 1ol Lancaster County fen mo
Clipped Texas Ewes, CO II, at 81 90 t SOL N At
a. 40 1893 do 81 n scant at ~ 55 Jersey Ewes ITO
N, at rs s7l2 ,co c.o.o rombs 90 m AZ
40 200 elpped MICHIGAN Sheen 50 ID, al =, 80 AZ N.
- wiRcrson & sherman: AZ Ohio Sheep 9i ~ AZ = az
55 do I(9 H. at 80 80 Chic Lambs. ~ d. ~ - d"
100 do S7i2 n at "a O2l2. 60 90. - ., or *. ia
M Collins: 20 Michigan Sheep. 1oo H. ny 20 20 i1o3
Nicho,n Lambs % n at - PIG clipped 90 10 ID ~
ca *. State Spring Lambs at ~ 30 per hea1'
-Reccpts 30 carloads OF $3.50 heau US
az 4U1nii. NnmInaly steady 81 4Oa$4 90 for rigs
and as 5oas5 10 for goo, medium and heavy weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
1--WE erocK M,RKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

puralo April CateRecepts bst = mSuT' To- Eo
Nod foal Tor the week thus far, OSio hcad Or thc
S% time last heed eoassn oe ,o tSEog 5a
nS e,dy sheep AID od a 6o "a o
5000 9 tm tea me for hG zoo S head %
1 5no head; 10 New-Yok, 200 head or SUE Ss0o
M MS ali sold BIS wool lambs 81 loa$ - good 70 g
o. comno1 10 fair S5 7j0 81 80; clipped, S0aSo
90 % nood +, best as 1896 80 common TO tair
"a 1885 Go clipped sd$5 % HossC,ecep5 40 a bs,d
o same o time 1st week SI7o) head consigned thrgrS
~ .5n bcod 10 New-YOrk GG00 he'd on SAFE l,322p
Io4hpV ncnc} STEADY and lrm closed firm With all soli
Yar,er9 IS 55Gf5 G5 light. So .5dS5 5o mecinm''
81 90 ~ rs; pigs, 81 25ds4 &C. -,, ..,r,s
." C1ieaeo Apil s-"rhe Evening Join1p ood TP Snd
CattieCRecep 100" heed snp"eats docV common ngo
~ cSoed SO 1916 S0 cows aud heltIs % 5oa$i stocS-
~s 40 5jGSi Ilogs-Receipt'. @J,OOO heal; shllIcl9
IA bo head mer,e: fairly active and se3dy rough ioh f
.no, 81 5O1e4 10 prime heavy ard Dutchcf. Nei ~
ee'nD.n gs Ight ~ 5Odsj 20 shcep-Rcceips OCO
SSad sRiim Its, 90 head morEG, aetiyg STEADY 70
shade stronger: Wtsprns, S4 oVG~' o. A'''
as so: lambs, 81 S0d 20 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
corrov-MARKrTs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, April 9, p: m-The sales OF the day III
c1uded 200 lqles American. ,,.,,,,- -, - "a
FGtufc closed sta1 Amec3n1 Mddns low n an
G,ius daiive1v 3466id value MAY AID June delivery
56oid buyers June ard Jaly deiysry 5o'A AuS;
"a Sonienbrr delivery 66id sellers; Sep,chDer anu
GctoLcr delivery, GGGfa3 Gl-G,d Ociocf ana NoDGn
beH 4 livery O0Oid4 G1-G4d; November ana Decemoei
delivery. G0G4d buy r. s. ..,,,,,n, O 1h1Ge
lor mid ing 31Gc: good ordinary, 1-lOci nes aiu
Dycss ieccis 253G hcs sales, ll90 bales; SPINNER
Sofk Ap scOtiogGo Zoe qh s m eSd coas:wisc
Csc baes sales 1So bales stock 1912 bales; lo,y
SaVonnoh Airll S.-Coton dull; middhng. ots ~"
n,ddiipg bi6c good ordinary, l5lGc net and gross
receipts 0os bales expert, cEastwise l4o4 Uai''
Newt Orleans, Ap,n s-C9tton quiet mqccnS oco re-
Low middng. LOO g9od Ordinary t,toc coaS.wise
3 7ol bales; sales $500 bales stock, 2j0s@9 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-On the actual market there no business
OF Importance accomplished III Brazil er0wths, ana values
changed from the basis OF loglShe FOR NO. q.
The mllder gr0wths dull and In tone weak Sales,
$50 bags Mexican GOO bags Lasuayrs and 10 bags
Central American private terms. ire ope.on market
rather active the sales reaching 3D. bags,
but the temper weak closing figures Indicating
market opened steady but closed at decline Of frame
Hamburg dun but steidy Ihe olicial ltlo caDs
follows Regular first 40 kiosl, nominal good second
40 klcs COO EXCHANGE tprivatea u.s. Keseeipts
nil do Europe, 1000 bags. Rio stock % 900 bags
stock, $4,000 bags Santos market quiet Good
a 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

phadpha DEPOT Of e ouafte1%S
Api lssisd proposals in trigl dsssS w Mav b
1891 for furnishing the United States as i
ousrIrmasters Depols OF Philadelphia Penn and Jener
.onyine Ind. Helmets and trimmings; campaign hats
forage caps and trimmings fur and Rauntlets linen
collars sspenders aIguaetes and shoulder knots, under
shirts wooen and cotton stockings Berlin gloves leather
Rsuns hand sewed boots and shoes barack shoes arctic
wire bunk bottoms pillow cases bed sheets mos
quito bars flags, axes shoves trumpets record books
INT poles stoves styepp straps chains ana trP o
blanket lining CLOTH facing cloth dark blue sot kersey
sllesia. cotton and MANILA line rope. wrapping paper
sewing silk thread wadding and other articles entering
into the manufacture Of clothing and equluage for the
Army Bids for delivery at other points Will also be
Considered The goods called for deliverable and
se july 1891 and bidders state in exact terms
the Quantities OF the articles they propose TO deliver
July l. 1891, and the quantities monthly thereafter
Government the right 70 reject any or all bids
Preference VIII be tyen to articles Of domesEc prodneSoa
n the price OF fOregn productions manufactures the duty
taeeon being equal For copies OF printed instructions
70 bidders blanks proposal etc, apply at this o0cc
Envelopes containing proposals. TO be ndoIsed. Proposals
for Mhtarv Supplies and addressed the undersigned
C. G. sAwTELLE Deputy Quartermaster-G General, u S.
A.. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
Eeqal Notires


SUPREME COURT OF THE. STATE OF
- New.York County Of New -Yor&-Randolph Guggen
hTmer nIantlG against Josephine Helen Fry. James n.
is,n,n John Mailman, Henrietta Hallinln and Flor
enrc n Picket and all other persons az any having
claiming 10 have any interest claim against the premises
de- crjhsI In the complaint heirs at law Of Ge0Fgna
aninao decea,ed a OF whose and residences
unrnnsn 20 the palntr, defendants Trial desired IN
Tc,,a Vorl- County
10 ,be atovc named defendants and each OF them.
N.D 40 hereby summoned o ansNer the complaint In
ma sc,icn and TO copy Of your answer the
Isi,fir attorneys within twenty DAYS nsr the service
81 this summons exclusive OF the day OF service and n
case 81 your failure appear or answer Judgment VIII
be taken against you default Tor the relief demanded
In the complaint ,...,.. 90 1000
GUGGENHEiMEk y H,1 TMtEHH at fmG
Pos,oce address and office No. 10 Wall'st, NewYork
City IN, t...,ttno Ttel,o Ia, ,ohn
Mailman Henrietta Hallnan ana flortnee Il. Picket
and ali other perons II any, having or claiming 70 have
any Interest m or claim against the premises described in
the comnaInt hers at law OF GcoTglnn mailman, de-
ed a OF and residences are unknOwh u
tho pantin the foregoing summons Is served upon you y
pubiration ptrsuant order OF Hon be!Igc L. ~.
rraao onc of tao Justices OF the ScpreEc court o. the
tate al New York the city and County ~ Ncwh ofk
dated The asth 81 February, lbD ana heu WIN the
complain, In the Olce Of the Clerk o. the Ci ana county
Of New.York in the New County Court House IN he
CITY ~ New YORK, , ,.>.rrpuvrp
Plaintiffs Attorney.
once and posonlce address 10 wall'st. New'Yofk CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09

PROPOSALS for the erection of Officers Quar-
/ .ters-Oflce OF the Qpsrtermaster. Y: S. Military
Academy, West Point ~ Y, April 1s915seaed pro- pro;
posals in tpicae subject The usual conditions, VIII
Se received at this office until IL o'clock noon. on the
9Th day Of May 1891 for the erection Of three sets OF
Oficers, Quarters per plans and specifications 10 De
seen this oee Enclose proposals IN envelope msrse S
Erection OF Omcefs,
dressed to the undersigned w H. MILLER Captain
nd A. o, NJ, U. S. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
m REAsURY DEPARTMENT.- Oflice of the

1 RIACOHI DfIAh1 MEN Il .-OIHce OF IIle
- Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, Washington d. G.
afch 26 leel-cAcd proposals for furnishing paper TO
e USED Tor Internal Revenue stamps for the fiscal year
enoDg juno 80 1892 Will DE received this Office FROM
o. May 1891, at II O'Clock m Bidders are required to
furnish with their bids samples OF paper which they pro-
lse 70 furnish Full information upon the subject VIII be
Ryen or transmitted by mall in circular form upon ap.
eation - this office. Proposals should be addressed 70
te Commission OF Internal Revenue" and marked "Pro.
osss for internal Revenue Stomp Paper" Tie Commits.
soner reserves the right y reject any or all bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09

CUpREME COURT. Thai to be had in the
y CIV and County OF New;York:-lsaae p smith
- Charles IL Patrick stephen c. Clarke and LYDIA
e7~tW Clarke his wife, and T. Stuart Hinton
r. the above named defehdants IT.. l.,
10 go hereby summoned the complaint In
this action aud to serve copy OF your answer on inc
attorney within twenty days after the service OF
% summons exclusive OF the day OF service aud IN case
OF your failure appear or answer Judgment VIII He
the complaint. 80 500,
Dated February 13, lsDl, -. - . 49,
Office and Postonce address NO Is Broadway, NewioFk
City. . =, -, c.,
To the defendant Lydia NJ. w. Clarke.
Tho for going summons = served upon by publica
ton plrsant 10 an order 81 Hon. George l.. IgIala.
one OF the justices Of the supreme Court Of the State Of
New.york dated Apfi 1891, filed with COMP aint
In the office Of Clerk Of the city and County Of New
York nc tho County Court House IN the City OF NewYoFk
Dated Ncw-Yosk. Anfil 4. 1901.
JAMES SrIKEMAN, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09

THE BOOK OF oPEN.AIE SPORTS octave. 500 psgcs'
j Iusnatd Tie rtsndaid authority on American opel'
air amusoments. Rules for sailing swimming. ball play
Ing shooting horseback riding, &C.. &C.. ia full 81 per
COPY Published BY The Tribune. New.York EAtertain'
ing and universally eempimented By the press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
no VESSEL -OWNERs. Ofice.

IT, NEooEL-O NNLho'-EHgiHtgF OIIce,
Vessels eoyDpea for handling stone REQUIRED FOR the
S Meesport Mass Newport, Block Island and Point
Owners parties interested who desire to charter such
Vessels 70 te United States or TO freight stone BY the
ol ara invited. 10 communicate with this Office Their
fe!tenton invited 70 the Acts Of Congress approved
February 20, 1885 and FEBRUARY 30 1897, Vol XIII.
tsse 1872 aud Vol XXIy, page a. Statutes ct LARGE.
w. r. LIvERMoRE. Major OF Engineers.
limited STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, 63
No ~ tcARoNDELET STREET, NEw,oRLEANs. La
sileh 3, lk9iScaled proposals IN tr!pcate VIII be re-
sayed 81 this once until y o'clock nooi the nth day
april 1891 fos furnishing lator aud materials and con-
mg construction add OF ettie q. harbo Of sabine
gfs approved FebrOary 90 1885 and February % 1851
70 page 1882 and vol "a page 4i4, Statutes AZ Large
snH proposals. and full information VIII be furnished on
ssggpncsuon 10 this Office. Money available, about
t7sscoo. JAMES Il. QUINN. Major Of Engineers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
Eeaal y Offices.

~ EW-YORK SUPREME COURT. ,..,,
~ Fnneos smith and Wiemann Company tLimuuJ'
plointn aqanst Dudley Hall and Dudley " HAL conpoS
inc The rrG OF Dudley Hall Co., peehoahts' Suio''
Ipsai desired in the County Of New.fcTk.
10 tho stOye.aHcl Delendaitb: - - .t.tn. ir
ynn a, hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint "
mia action and 10 copy OF your answer on wy
oInT Attorneys within twenty days after the service ..
& simmons exclusive q tue day OF service anu ~ az
~ vnur failure appear, answer Juugneht WIZ "
YOU by default for the relief demanded In the
complaint. roof & CLARKE
Dated II. " Mar. 10, 1891 Idanilg's Attorneys, vo,k
once and Postoiiee Address NO. o. N"7''u''''
City. ~. III, an, r,,dlov q Hail and
Tho foregoing srmmcns Is served upon you by pubhea
M nurs.ant 10 an order Of Hon. Edward Patterson one
of The Justices the 81 plcme Corrt OF the STATE OF
York dated 9Th day Of april 1871 ana nea WI" w wv
once Of the Clerk OF L5c County OF NeM
Vpk A. Inc County Court House In the City OF New-fo rk
IT. O.h, =" ST. day az Aurll. 1891. ROOT CLARKE,
Oh 1ho o." ' - Attorneys for Plaintiff,
81 NassaU-st., New-lCfk city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
N0TICETO CONTRACTOR

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SEWERS
OFFICE OF THE CITY ENGINEER.
Room @. LIBRARY BUILDING, -
DANBURY, CONN, March Is. 1891:
SEALED PROPOSALS win te received At this ONCE ONCE
until 80 D. April 10, 1891 Tor CONSTRUCTING the ai
Sutfau sewer and aIpurtenanees
The approximate quantities mclude
A' 1870 feet 42-inch brick Sewer.
1870 80 ." .
80 80 cast-ron pipe
eco /" "a q"
81 manholes.
s catch basins. .
plank forms OF proposals and information concerning
Mans specifications .ands, ETC. Will be furnished upon
nnaron No proposal will received after the time
pecaed and ali proposals the blanks or
not nroperly filled out will be rejected The right TO
reject any or all bids IS reserved
N'NN' 80 - CHARLES S. PECK.
WILLIAM II. FOLEY.
WILLIAM NJ. C. PHELANEI
Committee Sewers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
BUSINESS Chances.
oonnirp Doaro.

Country Board
I'D ERKSHlRE HILISS-Boardlng az Drcoksidc Farm
u 800 quiet pleasant healthy; near Pitts.
neld; fourteenth season. Juno.Oetobcr. j. A ROYCE
I.aneEboro Mass.
GUNNER BOARD.-ln TOOmy we'll furnished cottage
- on the highest ground In Rondout. Full view of
River Creek and Mountains large field and sumner
garden on the premises sOnablc Address GEO
II. CLARK, Rond0ut N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
Proposals.

~ OVFRNORS ISLAND n. Y: H., April 8.
IN 1s91-Sealed proposals, in rplicate, for furnishing
such Quantities Fuel Forage and Straw e as may be cone ne
ureS I'm Division the Atlantic during nscal year Son
wenene July l. 1891 will be received here ana at 9mce
~ ouartefmasters Baltimore Nd Boston Mass Mas
B oi 'Si.ckinac Mich: Fort Wayne. Mich; Fort Nj
T@Y Pa:tsburg Barracks, n. Y. Fort Preble Ne ;
Fort Adams r. l. Fort ITumouli Conn. FoTt Mon F
Mcpherson Ga: St. Francis BARRACKS. Fla Fort Bar
10 O'clock noon. eastern time on TUESDAY. NAY 30, o.
isoi and then opened The United States reserves the
cht 70 reject any all proposals. All information iur-
njshed application to this office or TO
~ nosts NAMED above Envelopes containing bids VIII
be endorsed proposals for -" CHAS. H. TOMP-
WINS Assistant Ouar.ermaser. General. U. S. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09
GUNNER Resorts.
AAvERNE.DY.

$50 Minutes via Long Island Rallroad.)
AiYERNE HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
Directly on tho ocean. Magnificent bathing beash
stabing. Fully furnished cottages to rent gas baths
linen. &C. Meals and service i desired from the hon,
ROR COTTAGES OR ROOMS I'm HOTEl. APPLY
2e5 BROADWAY, Ny. RICHARD II. STEAHNS, Prop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-09

COTToN-For spot lots prices reduced lice.
The sales were 254 bales, all for consumption. Port
receipts IL 0O3 bales against 97l9 bales this day last
week bales for the corresponding day In 1890