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THE PHANTOM MOUNTAIN.
Peculiar Atmospheric Effect Sometimes
seen the Pacific.

From the San Francisco Examiner
Clustered about the capstan they were telling
about John Muirs experience on the grea,
South Dome in Yosemite during a snow storm,
when alone there, impressed with all the vast
ness Of the place, he saw giant image in the
clouds like the wrath of the valleys god, veer-
ing and advancing as if in menace. 1t was told
how Muir finally ascertained that the image
was merely his own reflection on the snow
cloud-a duplicate of the world-f famous specter
of the Broken. Then up spoke Mayor John
r. Glasscock of Oakland and asked:
Have any of you seen the phantom noun
tain-the peak in the ocean,"
though there were many in that companv
who had seen all sorts of things. from crawling
vlpers to pink monkeys with sea green APP
pendages, none could ever say that he had
ever seen the mountain. So the mayor went
on:
Il have often been on Mount Diablo: in fact
L have camped there season after season.
have viewed the sun rise and set from a perch
upon the summit time and time again but
only once had the pleasure of beholding the
gnost-lke peah. One morning. however. after
had climbed the grade in order to see the sig
nal service men who were formerly stationed
there flash their Photograph signals across to
an eminence on the other side of Truckee and
then over to Mount st. Helena. / was told to
that on clear day person can see more coun-
try from the summit of Diablo than from any
other eminence in the world.
The great central valley spreads out on one
side. all the lesser hills generally shrouded in
fog. are beneath You. and off to the west dim
piles the blue Pacific. Well. this morning 1
could hardly believe my ewes. Right up from
the bosom of the deep arose great mountain
solid. majestic and empurpled. For long
time believed that it was the product of some
drastic lift of pent-up volcanic fres'-the
growth of night But as 1 studied it saw it
was the exact counterpart of the double cone
of Diablo-a phantom of the sea. By the pecu-
liar reflective and refractive condition of the
atmosphere the mountain was made to appear
as wave-washed crag As the sun rose all its
apparent stability vanished and it dissolved
into thin air. l tried for the sight again and
again, but the atmospheric conditions were
never favorable. Ever afterward the ocean
stretched away, unruff1ed and remote"
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A New York Assemblyman Arrested,

Frank P. Demarest, member of the New York
assembly, was arrested yesterday charged with
Incorporating money and forging indorse-
ments on checks. He was attorney for the
Union Steamboat Company Of Buffalo. which
had its Office in Upper Nyack to save the heavy
city taxes. When he sent the tax bill to the
company he increased the amount above the
actual figures. Checks were sent to him drawn
to the order Of the collector of Upper Nyack.
Demarest placed the collectors Endorsements
on the checks, with his own below it, drew the
money, paid to the Upper Nyack authorities
the amount properly due and kept the rest.
The Union Steamboat Company had him ar
rested, when he refunded the entire amount to
the company.
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Our Largest Bell.

From the New England Magazine.
The largest bell in America is that of Notre
Dame Cathedral, Montreal. which hangs in the
south tower. 1t is six feet high. eight feet
seven inches in diameter and weighs "a. $50
pounds. 1t is ornamented with images of the
Blessed Virgin and st. John the Baptist to-
gether with emblems of agriculture, commerce
and industry. 1t was cast in London and bears
this inscription in Latin: Il was cast in the
year of the Christian era 1847. the two hundred
and second since the foundation of Montreal,
the first of Plus the Ninth's pontificate and the
tenth of the reign of Victoria, Queen of Eng
land. l am the gift of the merchants. the
farmers and the mechanics Of Willie Marie -
In the opposite tower hangs a chime OF ten
bells. the smallest weighing s97 pounds, the
largest 6,Oll, total p $50 pounds.
The largest bell in the United States is the
alarm bell on city hall, New York. which was
cast by Blake of Boston. 1t is six feet high.
eight feet in diameter and weighs q, 900 pounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
WHAT WE CHEW AND SMOKE.
An Experts Description Of the Contents Of
Cigar and . Plug

An Experts Description OF the Contents Of .
Cigar and Plug
Joseph H. Bisbie. revenue collector of North
Carolina, says the Chicago Tribune. at one time
was tobacco manufacturer, knows q good
cigar when he sees it and what he says about
the weed is not at all pleasant information to
the smoker.
do You know what cigar contains2" said
Mr.. Bisbie. as he took his memorandum book
from his pocket and read the following:
valerie, acetic. butyric, formic, proprionic,
prussic and carbolic acids, creosote, ammonia,
sulphureted hydrogen. pyridene, virtdine, pico-
line and rubidine.
isn't that enough to make man stop smok-
ing?' said the collector. "All those acids are
found In pure cigar. What then must be
found in the adulterated article? Connoisseurs
imagine the little freckles that are frequently
seen on cigars indicate superior quality Of
leaf. / want to dispel that idea.
The pure natural leaf in its yellow hue is
undoubtedly the finest tobacco in the market
But so many accidents conspire to render the
initiated. Coarse leaves are bleached by the
use of chlorine to the yellow color of the nat
ural leaf, and sulphuric acid properly diluted
will produce the little freckles you so often
see. So don't ever be misled by the freckled
cigar.
but the men who chew are in even more
danger of being poisoned than those who
smoke. The real nice plug, with the pretty
pieces OF tin on it, which looks 30 inviting, is
soaked with all kinds of vile stuff. know II a
factory where New England rum is used to
sprinkle the tobacco used to make plug; an
other where Jamaica rum is put on to flavor it,
and also another where the rankest kind of corn
whisky is used.
Il know OF q negro in our state who drank a
wineglassful Of a mixture Of Tonqua bean and
wintergreen and died half hour afterward
But this same stuff is used largely to adulter-
ate the leaf that makes up the plug tobacco.
| tell you that almost the only chemically pure
tobacco is that which the planter dries on his
own roof and smokes in his pipe, after crum-
| bling it himself in his hands. But the SIM
plicity apparently doesn't please the smokers
They prefer to be poisoned"
During the time Mr.. Bisbie was giving the
foregoing warning to smokers he was putting
away at a cigar that from its odor was simply
| execrable and the hotel clerk will swear he saw
the South Carolinian take a generous chew
from huge plug half an hour before he told
what II contained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
G u I ICU r A

Remedies are the greatest skim
cures, blood purifiers, and humor rene
dies, are absolutely pure, and may be
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A Twe1ye-Year-Ol Mother-

girl who will not be thirteen years old
until April on Wednesday night gave birth to
a healthy child at South Bethlehem, Pa. The
child-mother is an orphan and was an inmate
of the Children's Home until some the ago,
when she was adopted by Thomas Conroy A
man who formerly boarded with the Conroys,
and who left at the time the girls condition was
discovered, is supposed to be the father of the
child. 1t is not known where this man is now
living. The case has been the subject of much
discussion among local physicians and the
people generally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
The Kaiscr's Summer Trip,

The Figaro Of Paais states that En-
peror William is going to London during the
coming summer and adds that it believes that
the emperor's visit has an important
object in view. This object, it is
understood, is to form the subject
Of considerable private discussion during the
ernperOr's stay in England. The Figaro fur
ther expresses opinion that England was not
anxious for the visit referred to. which may be
pregnant with important results.
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To Handle the Grain Crops,

meeting Of agents representing inter-
ests Of Chicago, St. Louis, Wichita and
Galveston capitalists has been held and ar
rangsments completed to secure the funds
necessary to build storage elevators Of sufficient
capacity to handle the bulk of the grain crop
Of that section. The principals in the move
ment are interested in tho Pau-American
transportation Company, now asking Con-
gress for charter. Already work has COM
menccd on elevators, trackage and wharf inn
provements 1t the Galveston end and II 10 pro-
posed 70 have storage sufficient here in time "a
handle the bulk Of the coming crop.
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Panic In a London LOdginy House

terrible explosion of illuminating gas in
the Liverpool road, London. yesterday. caused
u house filed with dodgers to catch fire. A
panic among the residents followed. during
which man and boy jumped from the upper
windows thirty feet from the ground into tine
street. They were taken to a neighboring
hospital in dying condition. One child is
known to have been burned To death and other
children are reported to be missing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
WALTER B. WILLIAMS a CO.. Auctlo, srr.-
TRUSTEES SALE OF PROPERTY. SOUTHWEST
G9RNERoF SECOND AND = STREETS SOUTH
RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
~ $40 IennA ave n ~

II ATcLlFFE, DARR CO., Aurtioneers.
~ treO PennA n ".
AssIGNEEs SALE OF ALL FURNITURE. WINES.
LIQUORS.. BAR FURNISH >GS, PIC. CON
IAiNEn II IHE HOTEL IMPERIAI. az
FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTHMFSlD CON
slSllNcU OF CAklE II. RUGS, CHANDELIERS.
CROCkEkl. SILL Ek MARE, FIRNITT RE-
GOODS AND EFFECTS, Enc, AND ALL THE
NECESSARY PROPERTY REQI IRED IN CON
pLCiiNG A FIRsT-cLAss HOTEL, AT PUB
BY virtueof deed OF assignment duly recorded m
"a day of December. A. n. lsss0 made Ia FolEnd a
stasis - asslnee. will sell pul,lic auction
on MDNtAh. NINETEENTH or JAkIAAsh, 1891,
st1fN O'CLOCK. and from DAY To DAY THERE
Al tk until dsl oe.d Of al and singular the Fur-
nure Carpets Hugs. Chandeliers. Curtains. hirrors.
Chairs. I.bles. crorkery. Siiyerware. tiOodr Chat
teisAnc Effects upon said premises lately bs onr1ng
the said Poland StAats and the good viii Of the
business Of the said Hotel Imperial and all right Of the
uluefsigned IL the Ilrel lease ii sad
The said property NIL be- first offered sale
Wnoie upon the following terms
CASH, or one-thirc cash. and the remainder equA
monthly payments, with seruriy Co the sat-fa-fprn
be required at the time of sale. and tie said terms
must u- complied with in hive days from day sale
Otherwise the said property will be reaGyer1ise and
sold upon nve days notice by advertisement tie
risk and cost Of the defauitlng chaser and sd
property W: not be delivered until the
IN bulk tine will sold sci Aratiy cash time
OF sale from day day an such quantities
may deem advisable.
The said hotel is now open for inspection.
ASAPh L. Bliss, Assignee.
9as-dts Hotel Imperial. LIZ -. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

The most decided sensation of the session
was sprung in the Indiana legislature yesterday
when special message from the governor was
read charging Warden Murdoch of the North
ern prison with embezzling about $40, 900. The
message says that the warden has refused to
pay into the treasury OF the state a cash bal
ance for the year 1888 of s22, 667 So and for the
year 1880 balance Of S17. 9l65 So. and still. al
though demanded, refuses to pay the sum- -
The message was referred to the committee on
the Northern prison.
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Sad Death of a Young Actress,

Miss MILAN Owen of Sol Smith Russells
company, who was journeying eastward from
San Francisco to wed Mr.. Charles Kent of
Stuart Robson's company, died at Chicago YES
terday after a short Illness She was taken ill
with pneumonia at Salt Lake, Utah. but man
aged To continue to travel until reaching Chi
cago Miss Owen had considerable reputation
as bright soubrette. She was twenty -four
oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
Harsh Criticism From Canada

The Montreal Gazette has another article on
the fishery negotiations in which it charges the
Washington government of having a self-con-
Trajectory policy, which is partly owing to the
supposed necessity of asserting national power
in such a way as woul6 be acceptable to certain
classes Of the population and partly to the lack
Of responsible government. There is no doubt
that this lack Of straightforwardness has had
the effect Of delaying negotiations on every
question that has come up between the United
States and England"
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AUCTION SALES
THIS T,E>I>G.

- ATCLIFFE, DARR 4 90. Aurtione.-s
ASslGNsE'S sNE BY AUCTION oF rNTrRF
SlOtk OF DIAMONDS. WATCHES JFNFIlkN
or All. KINDS. SOLID SIINIE AND Sill TR
iLAIEn MAEE 90 BEST MANTFACTI RIS,
COLD AND SILVER HEAD UMBRELLAS AND
NANtN. COLD tENN. tlpCkS. BRONZE :
GOLD PADlock BRACELETS. INispRTFI
oIlkA CHASSIS. GOLD SpICTArLFS AND
ElEGlASSlS AND EVERYTHING CONTAINED
~ THE JEMLLKl STORE or THE fIRn
NoTGT & HAAS. III -TH ST NV
Sale THIS EVENING. AZ SEAFN O'CLOCK ana
confirm NJ each evening at hour until Sfo~k =
disposed o. t,ou's sold AZ private sale during he iay
l4adi,s Especially invited 10 the sale. ny order of
yal2N q. D.. DUFFY. Assignee.
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PRINTERS.

III L MCQUEEN
II. PRINTER AND PUBLISHER
1l0-l1l6 ST. NV.
Orders for Legal Blanks and Commercial rronW-
eaonai irlntine PROMPTLY ex~ufcd- Extensive line q
eAnple< Of Wedding 1nvifafions, Menus. Ordsn a
Dancing Folders. &c. An fnspection invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
Free Coinage Opposed in Massachusetts,.

The Massachusetts house yesterday afternoon,
by large majority, adopted resolutions to be
forwarded to Massachusetts Representatives
and Senators in Congress protesting agains,
the passage of the free silver coinage bill. Mr..
Quincy of Quincy offered resolutions to this
effect some days ago. and the House yesterday
substituted for them set of resolutions agreed
upon in the republican caucus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
r. ATCLIFFE, DARk 4 co.. Auctioneers
WIN 1900 FIT GRouNp. o. sPRING ST s.

NEAR MAPLE AVE. ANACoSIIA DC.
Under and by virtue of two certain deeds trust one
recorded in Liber l46 folio Is seq one Of the land
records for the District Of Columbia the other given
70 the more enectually describe the ground and
isess and recorded in Lber l463 folio lO4, the
land records Of the District Of Columbia and the
.usssss VIII I'll 4, public sIston IN front "a ne
Akfs A d. 1891. q FOUR O'CLOCK I'M, ali of lots
ten Q0). eleven Old. twelve 12), thirteen d:) and
fourteen 04), b. A. Grisw,ids subdivision Of lots
seven CD and twelve l2). part Of Chichester together
with improvements &C. and all those pieces parcels
q land and premses lying between the line
q lot NUMBERED ten o Of mentioned subdivision and
the nortnxea line Of Morris road a. q present const
tuted and the xht OF the alley the Of
~ ,Ss Ten 10, continaed throqsh 70 aid Morris
Terms Of aAle: Onefhird Of purchase money 70 be
paid IN cash, residue monthly. quarterly. semiannu
ally o. annually psy1nenfs aggregafine not Len than
six hundred dollars ttdp) pr and interest ut
pr cent pef annum. payable quarterly. tor which
purchnser u 70 rive promsoy notes eecured by deed
Of trust property sold. ali cash. q option pur-
chaser. ntsrms Of sale not compietsd ten (l0
days from day Of ale the resve the right 10
rese q rak and Of the defsultnS purchaser
paper publshed in wsehtngtpn. DC. deposit OF
two hundrsd dolazs (e<O0) win BE- required when Ind
eccspesd Az eonveyaninE nd rscorlinE 81 cost of
&27lk1S " n 1ALDVIh. hFesSsH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

An Earthquake Shock in New Hampshire.
severe shock of earthquake was felt in
Pepperell, N. H., and adjoining towns Thurs
day night between and o'clock. Sleigh
bells were rung in stables and crockery was
ratified. The vibrations lasted Q few seconds.
causing an alarming sensation. 1t was learned
yesterday morning that the vibrations extended
to Aver and Fitchburg. Rambling sounds
were heard in Hollis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

Petitions are being circulated over Nebraska
asking the legislature fora recount of the ballot
of the November election. This is supposed to be
a scheme of the independents to get possession
of Douglass county in which Omaha is stu
ated. for the purpose of counting out Gov
James Z. Boyd, democrat, and seating Powers,
the alliance candidate, as governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
Suicide of Col. ThOuret.

Col. AlphOnae Thouret, who during the war
commanded the fifty-fifth regiment of infantry,
New York volunteers, blew his brains out yes
terday at his home in Hoboken, N. J. He has
been respondent since his wife died, six years
ago and has frequently threatened to kill him
self. He was seventy-two years old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

Angelica, the Alleged smuggler, Released.
The alleged smuggler vessel, the Ange-
lita, which was recently captured by the
revenue steamer McLane, has been released by
order Of the Secretary Of the Treasury as an
act OF comfy. The cutter has, however, been
sustained in the capture Of the prize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
OFF A HORSE.

Ths horses come from everywhere and go in
q any different directions. Country horses,
city horses, old and young horses. trotters,
paosrs, saddlers, good, bad and indifferent. all
the colors Of the rainbow and some that are not
there - . rule These are . few of the kinds
that are 10 be bad The horses are sold on COM
mission and the proprietor Of the bazaar, who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
The Black Diamond Ceoter

mate 15 900 900 900 tons Of coal in its tributary
hslds Coal at so cents and d per tom in the
streets Of Trinidad Write for information
about this growing city TO Trinidad Land and
improvement Company, Trinidad, CoL-Ada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17

AMONG the many articles acceptable a gifts none
y more appreciated than cut glaaA Dorningers
American Cut Glass h by far the best Their trade
be able 70 show Is 70 yoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-17
Lulu's Purpose.


from judge
Preacher TO three-year-old scholar)-'Lulu,
what do you 60 to Sunday School for?"
Little Lulu with finger in her mouth ITO
see Dickie Johnson"
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FUTURE DAYS.
4 HANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
~ On second STREET BETWEEN b AND c


sTREEffs NoRfHTAsT. Dhi"IhN b AND
Of psTss 81 saI = SS%1t
5 shall s Ella At p IN Ssuse nS ls Eqa Docket
mi ST$fH bS3 q ii bE ZEN:
NJ. the north eighteen feet inches front by the
Ssp d 20. Of lot twenysist c,sl in hun
N the District Of Columbia improved by brick dwell.
Terms Of sale one-thiri Of the purchase money in
cash and the balance in equal instalim.nts ia one and
sr1red ~ dr q r rTin On a1S s ~ se
xo sod, or az cash at the option of the purcas
sold All conveyancny and recording at purchaser 5
days the reserves the right TO resell said pro
erty after iiye days puelie notice deiautin pr-
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auct;oneers. ns6d f
The purchaser at the above mentioned sale having
failed to comply with the terms o; sale. l. trustee
the north Is inches front by the depth Thereof
on sAftGphT Y rs BE 4 MM1 bh q G
Akn, AID. 1881. in front Of the premises. 40
Terms: onethird cash; balance in equal install
nents IN one and two years. with per cent interest
trust the properly sold cash at oItSn Of pnr-
sia 09 dsrSsIi to be raid when the property
the terms of sale not complied with 10 days the
cost. JOHN A. CLAkkE, Trustee.
jal2-d&ds DUNcANsoN BROS. Auctrs.
rs-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON AC-
fSt Fl she IRRSssT%epsy e The weather until TUES
place. JOHN A. CLARKE. Trustee.
Ial1-dSds sos ID st. NV.
SHE NJ 4 q RbaE srEEEf
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the Dis
vs. Kicks ct al No. II. 1ss equity doc. 81. IN
On II i5ld Sf S r.
is auction in from, Of the preDises. part q Pq lot
~, a,: IN square 5is, described as follows Benin
thence north IOl ieet and 9 inches % a 15-ioot
ncies thence wess 20 feet to he psee Of beTnn
Terms of sale: one-third cash balance in two equal
q sae SR nssfs At ufed by
the Of c Il hs s
the time Of sale Al oonveyancing at cost Of Pur-
ten days the reserves the right to resell after
three days ADVERTISEMENT the Evening star at the
T. Il. filSA Is F T .s e V.
RADCLIFFE. DARR CO. Aucts. ,ss-dtds
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FINE
CHINA AND GLASS WARE. sILvER-PLATEp
WARE, FINE BILLIARD TABLES FINE MOS
LER SAFE. &C.. AT AUCTION.
commencing at RAIf-PAsf TEN o;cLuck, snail
teenth street NORTHWEST. embracing in part
EAE.of FFksIT B5HDG IL SEP sER
POW oHANSiNSss fHSfHEk ooyEREi6,
Mi Hasks r1s fEl EsGssELs s aS6
PPEHEk SAkPaT HAa AMP sTAk cAk
E BLEs, ELEGANT BRASS FIRE SIT, HAND
Ash AND MAHOGANY CHAMBER SUITE
with FRENCH PLATE MIRRok), HAIR AND
mp mp BoLNs g TOILET ndIni MAEE, cHIfEo-
one SuPERB WALNUT sIDEBoARD 1wITH
BENEL FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS), ELEGANT
CUT ANDENGRAvED GLASSWARE, FINE Sill
yEk-PLATED WARE. TWO DECORATED DIN
FERIok BENrMoob pfNiN MICH chAfEs. h ffeaT
ROUND DINING TABLES. LARGE QUANTITY
OF COOKING UTENSILS. &c.
ONE NEARLY NEW BILLIARD TABLE CON-
PLETE, IN PERFECT ORDER; NEW MOSLER
FIRE-PROOF SAFE, WITH COMBINATION
LICK --LATEST STYLED. OFFICE FURNI-
jai3dts THOMAS BOWLING, Aucsioneer.
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PROPOSALS.

TINTED STATES COMMISSION or FIsH AND
~ FISHERIES. WASHINGTON. u. G., january lti 1851
Sealed proposals Will he received al tins on ~ TO
NOON OF JANUARY THIRTY FIRST, lrS4l for fur
nisning the services Of horse and anu driver
for light hauling. Full Information REQUIREMENTS
be obtained app icatiOn the
Central Statlcn. corner jth and Is s.w. Washing
ton, DC. MARSHALL MCDONALD. COMMISSIONS.
9al9. 1921. ~. .O&.S
pRoPOsALS FOR IRON wOEK.-OFPICE OF
Il Building library of Congress- No Ia, Eaet
Capitol street. WASHINGTON. DC. January ~. lscsl.
Sealed proposals Tor urnishfnv. delivering putting
in place colnpste the NrOus lat iron cast
iron bower harfed work for the three stalks
Of the builg for the library Con TVS IN tins CITY,
VIII q received a this Office until NO O'CLOCK 4.
NJ. On TUESDAY, me SENENTEENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY. 1891. and Opened Immediately there
after IN presence OF bidders. SPECIFICATIONS GENERAL
instructions and conditions and blank foruls pro-
posA may be obtained applieafiUn At this Office
BERNARD r. GREEN. Superintendent and Enei-
neer. jal5, 4 4, ia "a &febl4k I0