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The morning call., 1891-04-09
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

TBirtb marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name aud residence OF persons authorized
to have the salne published.
BORN.
AHRENS- this city. March %, 1891, to the wife
of Fred Ahrens, son.
THALI.-In this city. April g. 1891 to the wife of
Samuel Thai, son.
CRAwFORD-In this city, April q 1891. to the
wife OF W. L. Crawford. son.
KoBER-In this city, April 8, 1891. to the wife OF
Max Kober, a son.
LITTLE-In this city, April @, 1891, to the wife OF
James Is. Little. son.
GRISwOLD-ApriI .. 1891, to the wife OF E Girls
wold daughter.
ZINT-In this city, April 5, 1891, to the wife OF
Paul Tint, son.
INGLIS-In this city April 5. 1891, to the wife Of
William Iuglis Jr., a daughter.
SENNE-ln this city April 8, 1891, to the wife OF
w. J. Senne, daughter.
The morning call., 1891-04-09

nishes employment to thousands of OPP
eratives. Paterson alone turns out silks
annually to the amount of $40, 000, 900.
The morning call., 1891-04-09

sixtS-two ostriches at the California ostrich
farm, near Anaheim, were sold at private
sale this afternoon for 5000.
The morning call., 1891-04-09
Sale of ostriches

AHAHEIM, April s.-One hundred and
The morning call., 1891-04-09

Early in the century the old church bell
on Westinghouse Hill in Dorchester, Mass,
used 10 ring at II o'clock every forenoon to
announce TO the working people of the
negbbnrhood when it was time TO take their
IL O'clock drink
The morning call., 1891-04-09

ISAAC L. MORTON.
A col0red preacher named Isaac l.. Morton
died on Tuesday i'll Oakland. He was SO years
MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31

$;SiS 2''%$
42e Menhadsn, eruae, zoe: light pressed 2s t2oc
@ SSss sss5. 2s Preached Dss
% S 5sashs Sf g0g sp@s crude ass e
p %nsr Sa! oS Sss natural rn = 49, sne d
0dCle; Straits; CSC Rank a7c RSpe : o' 3oc
no. S3inatd eSs f @sras ' 6"s .anSst
65aeos Pe;rocafn ye5sSis received
BERN Tyspool 81 600 bush s!aid 81,
London. 24Co5 bush grain. Sd to Rotterdam, 5000
cHAKTEEs stes@ef if BrsS On King hence to
fSS PGA I1S1' 1 San 1Rg
thence to S case, S and b5s s 5e and
Is ca italian bark San DISCO hence to AgiSrs 1000
Gstteq6 re, 1000 bbls renned Is ed. MIScEhLHNE,
general csTso British BARK tnity hence to Port Ni:
.nqS SrsS oo Sa and heads slf so Portland
PROtIsIONS-P ORK-wss quite active today and
Ssi3 new d. s2 5cssi$ 8 short clear sisss so
family, s12 5od:li extra prime, slldsl2 =. BtEE1
plate 50 50ds16 go family s1sasi4 packet, $liasl5
e Sss M 1oass a N eff INDIA a %s' na IN
quoted IL, here at SIS 50 and at the West az s17
Hams le r. August Ioisc $50 tcs DO ssptonber io,c,
and SU ' Pfsked Be quoted az Pct {i' H G'
Smoked sTGsSa do fksa seoq .SG &
At Chicago September short ribs sold a O97is a1e
quoted ss' % sS$ 2$
o6T s ss PG ,s h IsSS 00se Ssa T T
e ds@nnd o, with ,i a' e zoo e :9 a
July nominal; August closed at CSC September closed
8 s2s :1 go IS: 2PH: .e,S4 s
@smsFy sats pais STtrs aSd
Creamery seconds hrsts 15aG Creamery Eeln ex'
ioSi6Sc seconds I4@l5c thirds iic Stat dairy ai.
seconds lt2qiac; do Vein :g5s:; extras l7s
Western Imitation Creamery nFsts, lac; a.
factory frIins extra, l3dlAc tDbs eAtra l2s4dlSc
CHEESE Rather weak and IN some cases shade
lower with dull condition Of t IA Chit, Do
ane SIZE do good to prime 7a.aSc do fair 70 eoSd
74d79,c do common 10 fair, Ged7h Go part skins ga
s common 70 choice DO fun skins ?%2e ana 9'q 2atS St
easier. New-Yoyk State newloid IS, Penn svlyoniS
ern, scpthwestern fair 70 p iTne lcGl5ae w
& sSS r'9e e but aa6d , and
Ctriuaa 90 test 5e On the Gorfe EN's2ssgS
s ASsg:' oc siGs9a ssoasGSc'a NeTenee
Es r. PoTdeFsd an ana TSEat Sd' 4ic
xXXX 5 Mould cca G R' % 4 windsor
"a 4ic; Underwood "a >" lice Pbocnix "a" &C
Tnplre "a 4" l5.16c No. 6, 13.lGe No 7. sac 10
& tl11c; No 8, 3dsc No. 10. 3'2c; NO. H. 5-l0c
osTFFARfSE-Flrm and aore active sales, e hhds at
Fac in hhds, and SEC In tcs oleon%eafhe hrA safes
TAIL d%FiTm and in moderate rate request Prime city
euP W06fTRe fact that manufacturers are not free
operators seem trouble holders OF wool greatly
movement was larger on the small business reported
former rates are shown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
COTTON MARKFTs-py rrrrcr,pu

Liyerpool, July 30 D. m-Co.ton-Tbo salrs of the day
Sgo bales American Futures closed quiet at the
eS i se,6 lsS IS Jgy and August dIysTy
a. 1964d September and October delivery o64d sell.
ers October and November delivery 3s-0id buyers
ce%bgE and January delivery Sie4a4 s59id January
March delivery, 39-64d4 4O-64d'
New-oreans. July 3o-cotton firm middling 774c low
middling, &c; good ordinary, jiGc aud gross
ee,s 1871 bales Ell. sales all 80 bales stock bales
midG.a 1870 good ordinary 6lc: net and gross re-
cepts, S'5 bales exports coas:wse $50 bales sales So
bales so X. 1898 bales.
Galyeit12n July SECTION quiet mitdling; ll1ee
eepts "a bales exports coastwlse GIG bales sales. 40
bales stock. OBS bales.
Norfolk July 30-Cotton quiet middiing Tee and
receipts loo bales exports eOastwise 100 bales
sales, bales stock lois bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31

very free July deliveries Yesterday over 100000 bush
between - 81 and 30 "a and closed Al 30 5-sp
9O 80 cents The receipts here were G27 cars; the
estimate for Friday 800 cars. The frost prediction
wa Of course the factor In corn Rciore II
Issued corn had got very weak after 1t WIS made corn
rallied. September sold between So ia and So 4. and
closed al 81 IS cents. Ii looked very much A. IL the
new orbes were trying 10 get out Of their september
ana INTO ear Brokers were supposed 10 b. selling for
:. v White to-day. The receipts were 427 cars the
estimate Tor Friday $40. Oats simply followed corn
ana wheat september sold between 81 IL and
- 3o, and closed at % LIN Is "a cents The re-
celpts were 800 cars the estimates for Friday 27G
PROVISIONS were firm, but dull. Packers were moderate
sellers At the yards were 1890 hogs the estimates
Tor 9 frlqay i4'OoO prices unchanged Pork at the
lard OF = IL cents; ribs Of IL cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
GRAIN IND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF YEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.
Yesterdays speculative dealings were not so active
as those Of Wednesday, yet the market displayed con
siderable nervousness and more less irregularity.
The dealings at the Produce Exchange aggregated
100000 bushels, but trading WIS local and princi-
paHy Of switching nature. line OF forty loads
100000 bushels) was changed from september 10
october at IS ceIt difference. July was very
erratc, at one period ruling 1s cents higher, but
closing 50 cent lower. Other months were relatively
stronger ana finished 340l cent Detlef lhdl ycstcI-
day. The extensive foreign buying of Yesterday vas
al Important actor In the way OF bull features Eng
and prompted covering Of shorts. on The other hand
the arrivals at Interior continued heavy and fals
adVces were easier but this ELled 10 arrest VIC
5uoyancy August opened Al % IL cents and sold De-
tween % y ana IS l2 cents. c sag al 50 = Ceth
TO 81 % 70 Closing at IL 90 - Tie spot rAet de-
eIined . So IA ara 100000 bushels were iane.
for shipment. Miller took four GHo loud.
a. Corn was IRREGULAR but closed higher - owing Ct. 10
little avail The bulsh utt.rances b. the Cincln
nati ~P1Ge Cuireht helped the upward iendcney
ei9g OF OF shorts Inc SPOT market ruled steady
oats weakened on the spot and closed Id2 IA
cents lower on prssure 70 sell and slow trade
July option was steady and later months closed 3-s
Lard was strengthened by the rise in corn but specu
latiOn was slow.
Wheat-July, 81 1-2 cents; August os IA; septem
Der, 81 Ia; October IS 73; December. 81 90 rs /;
Corn-JaIy, 7ol-2 cents; August. sc 49, septem-
0ats~Juiy, IS cents August "a September. % "a.
Lard-August So - September. s. 81; october,
The receipts 81 grain and -four ppored Yesterday at
New-York, Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were as
oats 1862 bushels; total grain co., $50 bushels
-four. 1910 packages. AT Chicago Milwaukee aud
St Louis The arrivals |e 6si W pI .oPS4s bushels
grain, i 2O4 ,617 bushels: nour ls7i5 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork, THURSDAY, July 3O-BtE,y ES-Reeeip u.s.
export alive and 81 carloads OF 60th-st. o. which -
Ser rosGs Of 5Pf a Bas upto%n
over Jersey City were not offered feeihg ou lof al
City dressed beef and lower at oA &11 for
CooSdo do and hF Is cO5sdsTa6le, Inferior native
b0 the %sSs wRs9 sE SOg Gno to
steady At "a Or seant 9 ga p ondG, a al s2c to
ii &c. 'y estsas Il tdasiPSS ~ n 70,
col e sm6 an sI'tS hs oTaC pS carries 81 Bermuda
and g sheep TIC L9qdaq I City Is laden with lo2 cat
Tie Mich iii 20 head Good Cow, in , fair
d sf ohis w SSlG'I 81 s2oaa 50 per
Dqesy o rsG0t ds s a .o S at s sad do for
C 25.S s9 s rar' Ss deaysd uptown
%os mostly WEDNESDAY Ssa ard o. shs s g Ts
ba a the eng is not Very firm buttrmilNs and fed
ksos inelud,a yoess a. Sss'e Per
at a. 45c ana one lot OF qrassers sold at &c. 49,,
az a drs Sss ii S9Sn5y afss;sd
Butt f@F aTrase c at s' Ter !, g &C.
5 veils 20 n, at 52c; do, 1919 H. at o. IS d0'
- e. i J /. d. T. YES a 5 ss s Sjsss1 IL
'aife p &c Sesoa ~ Is veas 15o ~ at Csc do (culls
~ oh ygh. Co Is. vSas l52 n ia g. y gsG
is ~ e ta So = g. 4 20 81 + "a
az 20 Puttermk Calves ISL ~. at o'2ci - 40, 100 ~
at 8isc 43 (irassers 1874 - at &c. an . "a,
HaS66ees Hollis 80 E c5Ives ~ $50 n az at &c &C. a
@5d p VI & s II q d. v IA ia e. At eo
Fed Calves 176 n, at 4Sc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepts, IS carloads Of SA3i
head4 carloads Jersey City and caI!oad az OOn-st
Firm for Sheep with sales az - 25d35 40 Tor common 70
prime stock Lambs in moderate receipt ana &c PEI
n higher and reported sold DrouRht from ~
&c per 10 Butcher however, reported thed csIIoaN
Of choice Kentucky Lambs sold at g. 30 per lVo n 49,,
Dressed Mutton steady at Sd1Oc Dressed LAMBS ha'e
an upward k9dene{ apd are 5 Indiana Sheep 1Ol
n average at s5 25 per 100 n.
j. T. Pidcock & Sons 40 Maryland Lambs 70 ~
At az per 100 n 265 Virginia do o. NJ at GO q; ~
do 81 n So So 202 do, go u, at se 20 20 Cus 0S
h. 81 so 400 ohio Sheep W n at 50 4oi q MafyIh'
n. Collins i7O Kentucky Sheep. SO n, at g 90.
HOtiS-Receipts Is carloads of 2 22S head-1 car
Ioads al 4Oth-st and carloads at jersey CITY Inc
market was about the "Wednesday, but prices
are zoe 10 2Oc lower than early in the week SAFES OF
Ohio and state Hogs were made at s. SOdsOi but -
carloads OF common Western Pigs in the pens ior
which there was no demand
Country dressed unchanged at 7s4as+c for medium
and size for light 80 al. IT,. ,,o >, o,,o-,,o
Jsi Fl PEI Wright 6 Co. 10 STATE Hogs 197 at SO
20 do, 2l9 n at IS 90 Il DO 2o4 ID al - gu rousH
A. W lamb Al State Hogs, 223 n. at 90; 20 40;
PAS ~ at IS 90 also late wednesday 81 State Hogs 81
d. al GO: 4 rough do, 3S7 H. az s..
Hume Mullen, late "wednesday: 20 State HOGS
217 u, OF e5 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
i]roposais.

COvFBNOR'S ISLAND, y. Y, July 81,
sealed proio,als In uiglicate. subrst 70 usual
Ndtons will DE- received here until 10 a. NJ A.suss
eohu and then opened for constituting enc ihn-
for Hospital stewards quarters on uls l-lnu
n. can he and all Information cah Ot h'u o. III
The l. = reserves the right 20 reject any or elt
1pouossls Envelopes contitnnf proposals snos and
.P-opo-als for Hospital Sfcwats Qusrters anu
10 Undersigned C. X. BARNETT. Captain anu
xx.slslant ouart<rEas<r. Z. b. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 30 speciaD. Wheat to day gained a
cent Just about what 1t lost yesterday. New Workers
were sun the active people In the market, the
from New-Y York stIl the controlling factor Tie open
ID ,rss strong on the enormous export business done
t the seabOard Wednesday; the closing strong because
New YORK. kept reporting additional export business
sene there foday The Government predicted a most
M srpe.Sa pses, IN sass3 Ed ,;cSsyn tonight,
hsdy ezpsea the fssst 10 do an sAnAxa There vsre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
PROPOSALS FOR VITRIFIED CHINA,

Il WARE.-Phlla. Depot OF the " VI. lytpt, No it1-S
Arch street Philadelphia IA. July IS ls9l-Sealed pro
osais I'M trulcate viii received here until IL o'clock
a. m THURSDAY. August 27 1871 for furnishing delivered
az the Schuyiki Arsenal ia this city. the following
articles vitrlned enawaTe viz 5000 dinner plates
10 500 soup plates 1900 meat plates 700 water pitchers
600 vegetable dishes 800 boats. Bf~ for dfiv-
nv AZ other points viii considered. Bidders must state
dates their proposed delVerie Government reserves
fgh reject ANY all proposals. Preference given 70
articles Of domestic pfoducnon or Hanuncrs canduen
productions manufactures the duty thereon being equal
nllnks pr0pO als speclnchuous Etc. viii b. furlhed
bv this Office upon application. Proposals should b. A.:
companed by the required guarantee 70 10 per eentum o.
th value goods proposed for Envelopes containing
proposlls 70 endorsed Proposls for Vtnsd China
lsphls. re, A. y. ROCKWELL. ousrtsrInastsr. Y. b.
Army. In ehArsE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
OIL MARHFTS

OIL City Penn. July 90.-Naton1l Transit certificates
orpned a. COZ highest G22 lowest 59t closed j97s
sales Al 900 bbls cisnranees, 10000 bbs shipments
Pistsburg Penn July 30-Pctroleum dull; National
Trs--t certificates opened at 60 closed az co. highest
59ig.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31

Good Ordinary 9 Gd"s;y MSdlinS' 7-1s
Options aeain dealt in quite freely ana inc ns1eeI
~ 5a ontse In good part for Gong" occount and the
ma-Set sifered a break despite rise at Lyefpool
vaS further drop Of 4a9 points Then the temper De;
Wss general rise. figures indicating gains o. lo4
points over YESTERDAY. Liverpool came points heher
safIv hut subsequently, 1a2 points. Total SAFES
hall losing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
Hudson River Steamer MARY POWELL.

DAILY (sUNDAYs EACEFIkD),
Leaves DesL rossesst Pier 3:15; Saturdays AS p N
Ws ST. wE EST FoiS c6SSwAI NV fs
RURG NEW-HAMBURG, MILTON, POUGHKEEPSIE
HYDE PARK and RONDOUT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Brazn growths the spot ruled dull any ~
oyices were less nominal o. l.lo qdoS.
fsc stock 10 arrive however had al active ncd
vita sales OF 800 bags No az 15se G. ana 100 ~
bars 90 10 &C arrive, and 2 500 bags No pan oo0
srriye issc. Mid grades quiet and hrm saes' s'0VO
hars Naracabo, and 100 bags Central Ahelos Wv
Inc ONION market ruled dull aud unsettled 10 u,d Sh
Seank the temper bearish, and prices oS'ieS
points lower foreign accounts and iSeS coHered
men the feeling became stroneer, ana gsr,A
q sone extent leading to general rally ma drenrd
sdi2 f. and Hamburg. 4dl pfg no soTtem.
IHaaon eiosed-orical QuotatonsAugust tesS per
hsr rs Cd OCTOBER Cos I'd November e+s Oh De ISt
her sss January 62s sd. Rio quotes So 4aS ~
10 Eiiosl $ ZOO good second 90 knoso 49,, a
shanre fpriyate, I6a receipts in RIO lrVVo
cisaysncSs 10 United States 10000 bags dso ~
=, Enrone 600 BAGS; Rio stock, lSyOVV odss t.lo
so.vEet weak receipts Santos, 4VVV pags 'ssse
nsose 40 900 bags santos market quiet sYVI ISe
pan & 49, sane time 1890 195 900 bags same t1 n
lssS' a. no hses same time 1890 100000 bags same
Ill ineiucne July, 11all 10 AuEnst ~
pas s, Ia soa $3.50; october 1425Gl 90 Noy W
e. Dsserhsr S3jdl355; January I5I2 anu
1SoV, S0~ closing follows Janpary iSSVe iS;aVj
AarSh M ii 81; March, 1928 1885; August 10 10
feoruais antsyhcr IS 1880 October 44Oa i4oV
aLo.oVi IA 55Gi375; December 1900 9iS0y' ware
Noyeln1ei since july l. le3lNeW- YORK X tc4
toase ResJtfmore i2442 bags Ne~-Oreans -'oO0 bags
tOss IN ssI the spot steady and fairly active at
CO1 &c., Sale, 673 boes for consunpton Total
sn AZ the port today 81 bales as sgsns loo Oaies
IT, Same dsv last and 24% bales l1st year. 7eoo
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a-MAIyE STEAMSHIP co.

The only direct line Cottage CITY. Mass, and PORT
land Maine, Competing at Portland Nth al raoHno ana
Springs White Mountains. Roekand, Banpor Passport And
ST. John, y. b., ard All Eastern SUMNER resorts steam
from Pier SO. Eas, River, foot Of Market 5trset = T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
PLYMOUTH and PROVIDENCE.

LEAVE NEW.YoRK from Pier IS. y. r.. foot Of MuI-
ray.st a. follows
$3.50 =. M.-Week days and Sundays for Fall River
direc connecting with Pullman Vesubued Express train
due Park Square station, Boston, so a. IA, and WIN
express trains for New Bedford there connecting direct
With boat for Matthias Vineyard and Naptnck.a tine
MONDAYS at 3 a. nj
8,15 p. VI. Week days only, for Newport and Fall
River due EewpOt as. Fan River 200 a. n connect ns
700 and with express trains and through cars for
Cape Cod points. the White Mountains, sc.
Connecting Annex boat leaves Brooklyn days and
SUNDAYS at 100 .. m. Jersey City 90 p. N.
IN commission
Tickets s:ateroor1s &C. can be obtained IN NewYork
NJ 10 Dol ais ga e57, 323 Broadway 137 Sixth
ave- 264 West 12othst, 1874 East 125th 29l Columbia
ave 143 Bowerv House. and Windsor Hotel, AZ the
limo nfice Plor % Y 4. and on steamers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
np0p0SAIS r0R THE c0NSTRrCTION


L or a BUILDING For = DY THE EAVAALL
fOAsTER's HARPOK ISLAND. NEWPORT HARBOR.
n i-Dureau a Navigation Navy Deraf'n NJ Washing
ron d. Gully % Is9i-Sealed proposals are hereby IN
yted aud will received the Bureau OF Nay!eauCh,
NAVY Department. until - o'clock noon on FRIDAY vac
2ls August, 1891. at which time ana place ulsy
will b. opened The Presence Of attndng bidders Or Lle
CONSTRUCTION. contact Of building Tor use by te
Naval TORPEDO and war College. 70 be erected on
coasters HarOOr Island Newport Harbor' L. l. upon
IN, selected by ae Chief Of the Bureau Of NaNlRA,On.
said building constructed IN atcWdalre with pans
and specifications provided By the Chef Of the Bureau Oi
Navigation pans and % PUBLICATIONS can be seen ana eAi
ained and the limited nun Der o. copies oDlaru
an the Bureau Navigation, Navy department, or NJ uc
Office OF George { Mason & son architects. NeWpOt;
r. /. Each bid must be accompanied ny cfftur4
check Dayahc tn order II the SefeLry or The Natt
f0r the 900 guarantee th0t the bidder II NJ
bid be- accepted, Will. within ten days Rom the receipt OF
notice Of the acceptance OF his o:er enter into formal
contract for fafu Performance Of The Work ana give
satisfactory bond for such Performance N penal sun
equal 20 Is per 81 the amount ~ his DID sad puma
inc must be completed by SeptNm6ar 1892 and payments
under the Tor its construction viii h. med IN 81
equal instaments the work pogr ses, upon hs dus
certified which 10 cent WIZ br reserved 70 De DIV
on the hca completion acceptance OF the work. Pro-
be made IN dupl!caie In secoda1ee with io
which VIII be furnished apphtaton 20 the Burean "
Nav cation enclosed n sealed envelopes. marked Pro.
posals building for use by the NaNa
Torpedo Station and War College aud addressed 70 u-
Chief of the Bureau Of Navigation Navy Department,
Washington D. c. Tie reh - reserved 70 reject any or
all bids II. N. RAMSAY, Chief Of the Bureau 81 NaN-
car
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STONINGTON LINE,


For BOSTON, NEWPORT PROVIDENCE, MAR
THAS VINEYARD. NANTUCKET. CAPE COD. and Al
Eastern points. $500 - ,,-.1.,e 80, ,,,,
WORLD In commission together.
PrRITAN. PILGRIM
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ID EDFoED SPRINGS.
BEDFORD. PA
HOTEL OPENS JUNE Ia
Write for pamphlet this great Resort and the fsmoua
SEDFoRp SPRINGS MINERAL WATER
L. B. DOTY, Manager.
JroTEL ALLAIRE. .
II SPRING LAKE. v. J. . -.
actiy On beach. First class througnout Aes1n Ntset
OIee'' w. L. VI. RlCHAKDsOS.-
r AXE GEORGE. oc-,
p.tes moderate For circulars address . -
GEO. A. FERRIS, Ceyeraale,- y. A-
THE BOOK OF oPENIR SPOTS octave zoo p aSss
=, .musementS. Rules for sailing sWlhhi- ua4, p'ss
-, Sbootng horseback riding, Nc *: IN Iu1I ~ -
aar Published by The Tribune New Oh EAlSeI'sN
~ and universally conn imented bT me press
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.,
W WASHINGTON. JULY %, 1s9l-Sealed proposals
will be received the ONCE Of the q T
District OF Columbia until WEDNESDAY, AUGCSI
TWTI We at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. for trnishlns
the public schools OF the District Of Columbia win w
foowiug described school furniture. VIZ 2lS No desk
and chairs 27G desks and chairs, 200 No desHs
and chairs 200 No. and Chairs, IL NO pIlniI!
S1Sss and chairs 70 40. primary desks and chairs
~ 30 primary desks and chairs. $50 High sehoo Hit
lnrld DESKS and chairs GoC Assembly opera chalIs
si tsthers desks 80 teachers' tables Samples must
be submitted w. B. Powell superintendent cf pyb1e
The bids for pupils desks and chairs must be or che dCsk
and chair pattern only and the prices bid must ge O
the furnishing and setting to the floors in the different
buildings complete Blank forms 81 proposal toFrthe,
with All information can obtained upon application az
room 20 District building. lst-st northwest between
and sts The right Is reserved 70 reject any ald
BIDS or parts OF bids. !. W DOUGLASS, J. IL ROSS
l.NnERT .ann.-a ID. q.
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ccetures an1 flsetiuos.

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