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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-09
Dipiocno Notifies


MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
NO. II BROADWAY, NETWORK, Sept g. 1891.
THIRTIETU DIVIDEND.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of One and
N One.IIalf Per Cent. the capital stock Of this
company declared PAYABLE at this office and
after October st 1891 The transfer books will b. closed
on Wednesday. september 10th, at O'Clock p IN, and
Teopened Friday October I'd. at 10 o'clock q. IN.
D. w. McWILLIAMS. Treasurer.
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
NO. II BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK, sept 3, 1891.
DY ORDER of the Board OF Directors the
ID transfer books Of the REGISTERED BOND GER
IIflCAIES Of this company VIII be closed on trday
payment October st. at this once, Of INTEREST on
SAID CERTIFICATES.
transfer books win be reopened Friday October
D. W. McwILLIAMs, Treasurer.
THE COMMERCIAL CABLE COMPANY,
ENCOURAGEMENT CABLES)
no. 1 BROADWAY.
nIVIDEND NO. 8.
~ quarterly dividend Of and thrcequarter5 per
cent upon outstanding stock Of this company VII BE-
pad on the day Of OctOOer next from It's net earnings
TO all shareholders OF record September 10 1891.
books will be closed September 10, 1S9l
and rsopencd the morning OF october 2, 1891.
BY order Of Board OF Directors - -
~ F. c. PLATr, Treasurer.
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5telm6odts.

INSIDE ROUTE TO BOSTON AND THE East.
;,oamcrs RHODE ISLAND and NhRRAGANSETT leave
Jew Pier 80 y r., block above CanaSt daily eXcep:
a 90 L.
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Ietalsales LOT the Gay 90 mi,
Silver cvtis sst Vs. S6r Soh VS. for ~-VO'V
Seller 40 days.
GALES Ar THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc
TRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
sTOCKS.
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realizing sales caused some declines. but in spite
Oh uem the tendency of the market was upward;
The Northern Pacific issues were firm at small
advances. Pittsburg and Western frsts rose
per cent to 10 l-2. Wabash b debentures to AZ
and Wisconsin Central incomes 2 IA per cent to
% "a On the other hand, Atchison general rs
declined SO per cent 10 81 80 and incomes l2 10
81 5-S. Reading first incomes lost ga at So. al
though the seconds closed small fraction higher
Chesapeake and Ohio consOl IS declined "a per
cent to oil is. The declines were not large nor
significant. Reference is made 10 our full report
of bond sales.
Money on call was in abundant supply at and
1-2 per cent until the last hour. when late de-
mand quickly carried the rate to per cent A
considerable business was done at that figure and
at the close there was no material concession.
The Clearing House statement was as follows ;
Exchanges, SS2,o5S,367 balances, $4.3ss,421.
The Subrreasury was debtor 10 the Clearing
House 1868, $50. It's net loss on balance since
Friday was S3,277l26, made up by losses OF
II ,665,ls2 In currency and 81 GIL ,944 in coin
The two days operations included: Receipts
$6,776,335; payments. ST. 0,053,461 resulting In
general balance of Sl3S, 5,5s7, consisting OF
Sl1l163,0l6 coin and S27 36l ,671 currency.
The United States Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day S3S4,642 National bank notes for
redemption.
The customs receipts were 1922, 772, the inter
nal revenue receipts S6l,250, and the miscellaneous
receipts $49,4S3.
To-day's Washington Treasury statement Of cash
on hand and deposits in bank compares with
the figures Of the last previous statement as
follows:
Net gold on $40 500 sss Dec u Ii92
Net Silver on hid 21,sS6,744 2O,o9725o Dec 1,7s94s5
Net legal tenders 80 5000. n, ~.
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ALBANY BOATS.

TEUPIE'N LINE.
Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMoND leave old
pier Al n. r. foot Caual-st. D. DAILY Sundays
excepted also BRooKLYN, foot Fulton'st. va An.
MEN HJNT D. N. Direct connection 10 all poln's
North Fast and West. SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER
connects with SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING TRAIN
for SARATOGA.
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS
poNnc rO ne ISSUED.

PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENTS
BONDS TO BE ISSUED.
Cb.r.cter Amount.
st. Louis Mo.-Pending in Common, So ~ a!
three bills PO GoD6! for SF Placing 25oOO
A renewal Of old bonds falling que
during the ensuing ilSoel year Con
chaige OF Councilman Cole. coh,
troler Stevenson urged carly action
regarding placing bonds In European
e. pou, Minn-Touncil passed ordinance TO
S'' ~ issue certificates OF indebtedness pear
Ing per the cen tax levy, aggregate stated
Resolution passed 10 bond city IN oV'OVV
Al ner cent 30-year bonds for hos
pital purposes,
ADVANCE BOND NEWS.
Sioux City, Iowa-State Board OF Assesstneh.
S 81 TsX eity placed Uie 100000
CITY rolls however returned as me
t29l assessed Valuation y. a." 100000
Tax rate Of i7.7s will produce as o., mn
I5IDg statas Board demand. $4,000
An Increase Of assessment rolls or
Of tax levy will probably be MADE.
Popoulaton, $1,000; % banks;
railways.
NEW BANKS TO RE ORGANIZED.
rooo,,on Title Capital.
Beaverton s0 2Mba9 Pre 81 100000
Beverly Pe @t6 new Na''oni' o-'A 80 900
NEW CORPORATIONS SEEKING CAPITAL
Chicago ul.-Columbus Brewing Company $500
william Bodcnwich, President.... l5oOOO
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&c (urt,
Cost ano founo

, osr-Bank book No 47O,e72. Bank for Savings. ST
| Rcecker.st Ncw-York. Payment stopp'd rleass
return book 70 bank
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Bankers nnu Brokers.
financial Glcetlnqs.

c~~-c~~o-c~~@y--- ---~-------~
THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND
VAN COMPANY LIMITED.
NEW-YoRK, Aug. 81, 1891
IT HE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stOckhOld-
Il Of this company will be held Us Office. ct 300
Sth-ave Thursday September 10 1891, at 80 o'clock,
D. m. f. s. AAkDEN, Secretary.
CENTRAL PARK, NORTH AND EAST RIVER RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY, 10TH-AVlf.. SD AND 5.rn SITS,
NEw-YORK, September o. 1891.
III HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockhod-
OF this company VIII be held Tuesday October
20, next at - O'Clock at the Office OF tn company
The transfer will be closed Sept 49, and reop.ned
Oct 81, 1891. -
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State bonds were quiet and strong, the tran
SECTIONS comprising Alabama, class b. at LOG.
south Carolina non-fundable 6s at 3. and Ten
nessee settlement IS. at 100 80. OF city bank
stocks Fourth sold tsj at 10 and ST. Nicholas l25)
THE general bond market was somewhat less
active and TIE movement OF prices was Irregular
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Net cash bal sl84 227 s21 sisI 147 4o5 Dee
The foreign exchange market was extremely
dull without other feature. Rates were not
changed but the market was rather firm in
tone Further imports of gold can hardly be
expected at the prevailing rates of exchange:
Appended are the closing quotations for actual
business Bankers bills, 81 s2aS4 81 IA and
81 IS for long and short sterling respectively;
French francs 5.23 Sd and 5.21 IA reichmarks
"a 5-sa94 ga and 06 1-4a05 3-s.
In London British cOnsOls were strong in the
carly dealings but closed unchanged at 95 1-9
for money and 95 81 6 for the account. The
Bank of England lost 100000 bullion on balance
In the open market money, was easier at per
daily balances Bar silver advanced Ia to
~ lad an ounce. American railway shares rose
steadily until near the close, when small con-
cessions were permitted in few instances. At
paris French 8 per cents closed II l-2 centimes
higher at o. S5, sight exchange on London being
Ok "a 10 francs to the sterling
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(iHaHrlal.
Messrs. DAN'L O'DELL & CO., Bankers,

oNewosty New York Messrs. WHITC0MB, MtAD =
~ 90 Equitable Building Boston THE shCUhLIf
KNEE hnbucrd Conn., and fHE, IlLLG ;ro S' s a5
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Amusememrs.

AmuseMeHfs.
n EJ.DORADO on the PALISADES, opposits
N West 42d.st Take Railroad Boat
MATINEE
SATURDAY At D. IN. and SATUhDAE
BRING THE CHILDREN.
EVERY EVENING.
LAST WEEKS At 8 80 p m LAST WEishss
GRANDEST SPECTACLE EVER SHOWN.
B0L0SSY KIRALFYS
KING Sol o MON
AND DESTRUCTION Or JERUSALEM
GRAND CONCERT, ELDoRADo BAND, 4. III.
LED BY NAHAN FEANKO.
LEVYl LEVY LEVY!
woRLD-RESowNED CoRNErIST.
FIREWORKS, MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY, after Ycrs
foImnce Admission 70 Park, 2oc. KING SoloAiONs
25c Reserved Seats 60c. bon seats for g. 90 va.
Jay 14th Christopher and Barclay st. ferries ofsesas
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Italian SsCoIonieS.c

EDS. RECORD UNION: Being little
befogged I would be glad to gain some
information. For the past three days l
have noticed in the extracts from various
papers, and in the kilograms, illusions to
to the Italian colonies in New Orleans,
San Francisco, Chicago, New York, etc.
In the innocence of my heart had here
tofore supposed that our Government had
rigidly enforced the Monroe doctrine for
the past seventy years, as it certainly did
in the case of Maximilian. A part of that
doctrine was that the monarchies of
Europe should plant no more colonies in
America. Now, to my astonishment, I
find that Italy has been enabled to plant
colonies in the very heart of our country
/ should like to be informed when and
how they were planted, and what the
United States Government has been do
ing all this time. 1t must have been
asleep.
If such really be the case, it is time the
Monroe doctrine had the dust of ages
brushed off it and was put on guard
again, and Italy and all other European
nations were invited politely, as Louis
Napoleon was, to remove their colonies
from our country. ARGUS.
Sacramento, March II, 1891.
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SUPREME COURT MINUTES.
IN BANK.
SATERnAX Mn


SATURDAY, March Id. 1891.
In the matter of Mary Jane Perry, on habeas
corpus-Leta q writ ISSUE returnable before the
Hon. 5. K: Dougherty, Judge of the Superior
March, 1891, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. McF'ar-
land, J.
,973-Exeelsior w. and Mining Com
pany VS.. Pierce-PuTSuant to stipulation filed,
ordered that the submission herein be va
Gated and cause resubmitted as on March /.
1891. The Court.
MONDAY, March 16, 1891.
2O,S1S-EX parte Frank Erdmann on ha-
beas corpus-On reading and filing petition,
ordered that the writ of habeas corpus issue
as therein prayed, returnable before the Su-
perlor Court in bank at San Francisco on
Wednesday, the Sth day of March, 1891, at
10 O'Clock A. NJ and let notice of this petition
and order be served on the District Attorney
of san Francisco forthwith. By the Court
20,S11-Ex parte A. H. Carpenter; 90 ,s12
-EX parte ID. NJ. Vanee-Ordered that peti-
TONER be remanded to the custody of the
Sheriff of Sacramento County and the pro-
ceedings dismissed. The Court. Filed March
Ia, 1891.
2o,S19-In the matter of the application of
Cora Estrada for a writ of habeas corpus
Upon reading and filing petition, it is ordered
that writ of habeas corpus issue out of and
under seal of the Supreme Court, State of Cali
fornia, directed to Chief of Police, z. Crowley
of said city and county of San Francisco COM
lnanding him to have the body of the said
Cora Estrada before the Court in bank on the
IL a. M,
of that day. c. 81. Garoutte, Justice of the Su-
preme Court.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
13,373-Emery VS.. Svea Fire Insurance
mpany-Judgnen affirmed. De Haven, J.
We concur: Mcfarland, j.. Sharpstein, j.
IN BANK.
MONDAY, March 16, 1891.
George w. Towle VS.. The Pacific Improve
ment Company-On reading and filing affi-
davit, it is ordered that appellant in above
entitled action may have and he is hereby
given twenty days from date herein within
which to serve and file his printed transcript
on appeal in said action. Beatty c. j., Harri-
son, j., DeHaven, j., Paterson, j.
TUESDAY, March II, 1891.
13,734-Poirier VS.. Gravel; 13i26-Al-
hambra addition Company VS.. Maybury;
13,5S6-Hill VS.. Wilson; 13, ,5S7-Wilson vs.
Hill-Rehearing denied. The Court
12,316-Cohen VS.. Knox = Pursuant to
stipulation on file and good cause appearing
therefor, it is ordered by the Court that ap-
pellants counsel may have twenty days ad-
ditonal time from date hereof within which
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Anernoon Session.


The House reassem bled at 2:30 o'clock,
Speaker pro tenn. Young in the chair, and
proceeded with the special Senate file.
S. 3. 2l5, to authorize the Board of Fish
Commissioners to purchase the land on
which the State fish hatchery at Sisson is
situated. was passed.
The following bills were read the sec
ond time:
s. 3. sol, to extend the jurisdiction of
the Board of Harbor Commissioners over
East street, San Francisco.
S. B. S24. to create a State Board of
Funeral Directors. Enacting clause
stricken out. Mr.. Bruner gave notice of
motion to reconsider.
S. 3. 375, authorizing the Attorney
General to dismiss certain actions.
S. b. 81, to pay the claim of George j.
Mothersole.
S. B. 80, to confer further powers upon
the State Board of Harbor Commissioners.
S. B. Isl, to protect and promote horti-
cultural interests, was made the special
order for Thursday morning. j.
S. B. 564, to declare the bridge across
Feather River free.
S. b. 5, concerning the hearing of the
reports of Viewers of Public Highways.
s. B. A, in relation to petitions for pub
lie highways.
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The House adjourned at 9:3O.
The Apache at Work Again.

The steamer Apache is again doing
service on the river, and made her first
trip to this city on Tuesday. She has
laid in the dry dock at San Francisco for
nearly three months, and was thoroughly
overhauled. She has been newly painted
inside and out, and presents clean and
neat appearance.
The Modoc was taken out of service
yesterday, and will undergo repairs sim
liar to those of the Apache. The Herald
will take the Modoc's place.
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Evening Session.

The House reaSSelnbled at s o'clock,
Speaker pro tenn. Young in the chair.
WORK ON THE FILE.
The following bills were passed and
titles approved:
A. B. 336, to provide for the creation and
organization of new counties.
Substitute for A. B. lis, to provide for
Police Courts in cities having 10000 and
under 100000 inhabitants.
A. b. $50, to provide for the organiZa-
ton and government of irrigation dis
tricts.
A. B. 5l2, relating to the collection of
assessments in reclamation districts of
this State.
A. B. 5S3, relating to the printing of re-
ports OF decisions of the Supreme Court.
5. b. 500, relating to the working, rights
OF way, easement, and drainage of mines
in the State of California.
A. B. 554, relating to powers on ap-
pealed cases.
- a. b. 507, to prevent destruction by fire
OF property of contiguous owners.
A. b. SOL, relating to the lien of deposit
taries for hire.
A. B. rs, to provide compensation to G.
b. Montgomery.
The commission bills We're made spe-
cial order for Thursday morning.
Mr.. 9oung's bill, No. 759, appropriating
1000 for the sufferers by the Tia Juana
flood, was made special order for Thurs
day.
The House adjourned at 9:3O.
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S. B. 5, in relation to vacating public
roads.
Substitute for S. b. 27S, relating to the
sale OF intoxicating liquors within a
specified distance of certain State institu
tons.
| s. B. AIS, to pay the Assistant Journal
| Clerks of the Senate for the 26th session.
S. b. COL, to pay the Journal Clerk of
the Assembly for completing the journal
of the 26th session.
S. B. 342, for the appointment of a
and grounds.
| S. B. 120, relating to the husbands con-
troll and disposition of the community
property.
S. B. l35, relating to estates of deceased
! persons.
| Substitute for S. B. 492, to provide a
home for soldiers widows and orphans
and army nurses.
S. B. 4Sl, relating to execution of judg-
ment of death.
| S. B. 295, for the purchase of a portrait
of eN-Governor Waterman.
| S. b. 1l9, relating to the compensation
! of attorneys.
S. B. 454, to provide for the printing of
| the daily Journals of the Legislature.
S. b. 455, relative to the engrossment
and enrolment of bills.
5. b. 200, relating to the continuation of
administration upon the estates of de-
| ceased persons.
s. b. 391, for the payment of Con-
| or destroyed.
S. B. III was withdrawn by Mr.. Muir
ply.
The bill abolishing the Fish Commits
sion was passed.
The House took recess till s p. M.
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Baldwin in the Tolls Again.

John Baldwin was brought to this city
yesterday, en- route from Oroville to Oak
dale, in charge of Deputy Constable
Prouse. A charge of embezzlement has
been placed against him. Baldwin is the
individual who left this city after swear
ing to complaint charging George Mol
lusk and Tom Dunn with battery After
an absence of a month he was arrested
and made to appear against the two de-
PENDANTS, and they were heavily fined.
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B,naf Israel Concert.

The congregation of B'nai Israel will
give concert at the Metropolitan Thea
ter on the evening of March Goth for the
benefit of the church. Miss Oatman,
Miss May Carroll, Miss Barrett, Mrs.
Albert Elkus, Mr.. Kinross, Mrs. Bruno,
Mrs. Saedler, and others will take part.
A feature will be fancy dress drill by
twenty-five children trained by Miss
Nave Kewen
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Mining Company.

Articles of Incorporation of the Pea
body Gold Mining Company of San
Francisco were filed in the Secretary of
States office yesterday. The capital
stock of the company is 100000, and the
directors are A. NJ. Mcfarland, ]. w.
Thompson, A. S. Du Bois, I. X. Hall,
Simon Novitzsky, Joseph Perrin and
James Champion.
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Tie Judgment Stands.

A Supreme Court decision in the case
of r. L. Hyde (appellant) VS.. John NJ.
Mangan and Mary A. Mangan, appealed
from Tulare County, was filed yesterday
in the Supreme Court Clerks office in
this oity. 1t is an action of ejectment,
and the judgment is affirmed.
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Didn't Pay His Board.

G.. B. La Rose has sworn out warrant
for the arrest of man named Blaze, now
in Dixon, on a charge of misdemeanor.
La Rose is the proprietor of the Mansion
House Restaurant and accuses Blake of
forgetting to pay for several weeks
board
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A HALF wine glass of Angostura Bit
ters before meals will restore The appetite.
Manufactured only by DR.. J. G. B. Siegert
It Sons.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Catlin. Tn,

WEDNESDAY, March IS, 1891
McClatchy VS.. McKay-Dismissed.
Wafnscott VS.. Occidental Building and Loan
Association-On hearing.
Department Two-Van Fleet, Judge.
WEDNESDAY, March Is, 1891.
Smith VS.. Frath-Continued
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EVERYBopY,s COLUMN.
Correspondence Of Interest to
General PubIic

under this heading the. RECoRD-UNIoN
will publish short letters from correspondents
on topics of interest TO the general public. The
matter in these communications will be un-
deTstood to represent only the views of the
writer's All communications must be accom-
panied by the name of the writer not for pub
lication, unless so desired, but as guarantee
OF good faith.-EDS.l
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, (N. Y. c. 5

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y. c. &
w r Co al 81 Ieaye Wet i2ds
the Jayst tNew-YorlQ Hamilton London Detroit
louis i i5 IS: p; n. Toronto. 40 90 a. NJ. Is.
IS IS D.: m. Buffalo, 1tochester Suspension Bridge,
tlea and Syracuse. 80. 10 100 M, . u.s. . 10 ,. H.
90 II 90 33 a. m, az 40, :0O Is l5 q i5
.. m. Catskn and Albany, 3 80 Ilo. 10 200 II S5
a. NJ a3 ;i5 p M. a. 100, - 10, - I2 p m Cranstons
si0 200 Job, ;S5 M, 4 10, "a 90 80 s5:I3
d 3I p no. for aud Nswbs Moaaa a aaS
Canada east 10 a. M, - 70 F. m EpIesa9t sleeping
and s. Louis on all through trains. saratoga Specials
iii :35 AZ :45 ,. Panor cars 10 Saratoga and
caldwell. Lake George. III Sj a. m. (parlor
tachedl daily except SUNDAY aS 20 p MI Saturdays 9nly
Station and Phoenica. 3 80 an 100 ~ ;35 a. az as
H. m. Paror 70 Bloomytie Grand Hotel and
Phoenlcia ttor KaasrskllD. IL 100 a. NJ ii ;30 a. NJ,
AS D. Trains and eeeping car 10 Boomylle on
and Minnewaska 80 a. M S1l 90 III ;35 a. M az as
A., a. pnrlor car New-P1ltE on IL 80 a. m. train
Half Holiday Special, saturday only 10 p. M lor
Sasha ana PhOeniSia pS car oS % sS1@Ee TX
xii Mountain az Mar E. Zine s5 fa,S Sundays Sy
Daily except Saturday All other trains daily except
SUNDAY a Leaves Brooklyn, via Brooklyn Annex,
o 90. 40 40 r. M AZ 100 p ~ Jersey City r y r.
timc tabes paror and sleeping accommodations or
information Apply offices Brooklyn 1888 Washlngt0n.st
civ Nos. 25f. 1888, 7s5, 9i2 Broadway, 1iS Bowery.
Stations foot OF West 42dst. and foot OF Jay:s N r.
c. e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt
ave-, New.Yofk
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Lost Gn1 1ouuo

( OSr or SIOLEN.-uank book Issued by the Seamen's
- BANK for Savings, New-iork, TO the subscriber as
trustee of j. Jones. If the Information
orung 10 T. sent 10 the hank within 30 days from
this date | VIII aprY the bank ilr Ls cancellation.
NV " rk, July %. 1891. THOMAS w. JONES.
4 OST-Bank.book NJ I0i,0l2 on Dry Dock Savings
~ Bank Any person having claims upon said book Il
called upon present the within thirty
days, or the said will be declared cancelled aud
tlguisied, and " one Issued In lieu thereof.
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Proposals,

NFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS D. c.,
" WASHINGTON, JULY %, lo9l.-Scaled proposals
will be received the oiee OF the Commissioners OF ue
District of Columbia until WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
TWELVE, a: TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON, for furnishing
the public schools the district OF Columbia with the
Following cescrD,d school iruiture viz: 2iS No. desks
and chairs 27G NO desks Sad chairs 200 No. desks
and chairs 200 No. desks and chairs " No. primary
desks aud chairs, 10 40. primary desks and chairs,
l. 40 primary desks aud chairs $50 High School nit
ingid desks and chairs zoe Assembly opera chairs
81 t.sches' dess, 80 teacherS' tables samples must
be submitted W b. Powell. superln tcndent Of public
schools 18th and X nofthwcit, Washington, ID. c.
The bids pupils desk, and chairs be Tor the desk
aud chair PATTERN only. and the prices bid De Tor
the furnishing and stling 70 the floors In the different
buildings complete. Blank forms Of proposal together
with all Information be obtained upon application az
Room 20, District building lstst. northwest, between
dud as. The right l. Reserved reject and all
bids or part, OF bid J. w. DOUGLASS. J. III. ROSS
II. VI. ROBERT Comm sioners ID. G.
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: EHIUH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF coreAns' am
brosses SIS. follows; , ,.,a.,,osiate nont,
=, NJ ,Dr ,os Geneva Iyons Elnirz, Rochester bs.
,1 aVd the West Pottsvie and principal ,Va IKE
~ Iyons and Pullman car 70 Suspesiot D4'~s~
Chsr 0S1 Hor Nsuch Chunk aud intcrn sdlate PosnS
yt.2n m Tor Elmra and intermeuate Nns,s rhsfv
m Tor Tunkhannoek and internedste pontt> 80
car 70 TunkhannoeK. Connection 70 heauhs anu "
burg. - N Iuoction and principal inter-
mediate points Chair ear 70 L. anu ID 1n, Chair
80 s m. for Pottsyille and in'sr"eaiaN pO'"~ 'A
20 D. M fcr Msuch Chunk and intermediate p'n'~
CoiheStoh 70 ~, anaSa Iyons Elmira Rochester, But-
,alo sDd thS Nest Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons anu Sa'
pension Bridge. ,,.ao = m 1 n m and
q: 40 d. m. connect for all points IN Mshohoy a'1 ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
Mem Dnbllfniions.

Eighteenth Edition, post paid for Csc. stamps.
THE HUMAN HAZE Why It Falls on
Turns Grey: and the Remedy BY Prot MARLbPY
Tyery one should read this little book '-Athenaeum