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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-12

Un respectable amigo nuestro presenci0
aver que el centineia de la Carcel, prohibio a
un vendedor de LA CORRESPONDENCE que ven
diese algunos ejemplares que los presos que
rdn cOmprare
No sabemos a que atribuirlo. Probable
mente convene mas que los presses lean,
y no que Sc dediquen otras ocWpacioneS ),
menOS titles.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-01-12

Fuestro amigo ell ST.. Ferrera propietari
del LjStt,a ConaercjaI que Sc pubIica en- est
ciudad, nos ha llamado la atenci0n, respect
de que su hoia periodical publc6, sin error,
dia de la salida del Sme0tOal T0TgOer de Nuev;
York, asegura que siempre son exacta
las n0ticias que diariamente da a conocer
sus abonados. aQueda complacido ell amigo Fe
rrera.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
~ INCREASED VOLUME or BUSINESS.

rho hpsiness failure reported 10y Il. o. DUN " 70
I. last week were 2G1 in the United states ana 10
~ c.n,da total Of BOG as compared Win ~ WIN
~ !" and 3a1 for the corresponding week OF io'O III"
weekly review says: ,,.... oo,
.rIongh at a higher level Of prices business con
t,,c. IN exceed last years on the whole ana i II
o,,cter more healthy and conservative thah usual
80. To-. -pcculatiVe excitement, Win eel'c % "'
.t.irty making buyers cautious IN nearly an H''9'
- .Lot nurcha,es ale closely confined to ule d''"''
oon'ard for consumption the volume Of business u'iS
l,o, i nevertheless, much greater than year ago II
n, of the most important branches, ana III scarcely
any is there material decrease
Money marAetS everywhere easy In part be
,,so sncculativc liQudati0ns and the marketing 81
,, have liberated large sums for which there l. no
tat ,dIat4 use, and tie volume of currency IN CIR
i,' nm therefore decreased nearly ci,OoOOoO IN
I"uary Iut II i, noteworthy that while outstanding
Iy, tenders, bank notes, silver ccIllhOdV'' SILVER
80. and silver coins al decreased there were o; cT
III OO1 600 more gold certificates taken ont ana held
I'm circulation. ,. J., 49,,
" CnnGdence j. still affected to some extent by posi-
hutic. 81 monetary legislation, but the impression
,rnv stronger that important acton VIII occur a,
This session Con ngFcSs and that an extra session VIII
Er avoided Thus the disposition increases 70 coli'
mon tlc future for this al least Win cohhu' hc
ht speculative tendencies are In most dlccuoi' hc1
In check BY conviction that consumers delahuS NAV
NOT prove equal to last years, on account oi SOr'
|
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

In the Evans Gambit the defence practically
limited to Two moves namely. ..BhB =, and The
move actually made Had l adopted the former my
position would have greatly detehoated on account
of the probable continuation 20 X BQ 1t .. 20 kt-
3 Fl Kt-Q ). II B-Q best; df II kt kt -
y Kt % Kt-B ) Or-Q sq; 23 Q b l.. or P-V y
followed by . h j with winning game - nj y M
ch ,21P Kt: IS XIX 4, followed sOcn by DOUBLING
the Rocks on the Queens file and playing the Vo h .
with an irresistible attack Ny defence, 10. ht-B .
roud have been also the bcs: If Tsohigorn had played
10 X E-Q 81. instead Of moving he other Rook 10
that post About the difference between those two
form, of attack l all probably have occasion to
sneak when his next answer arrives.
In the Two Knights Defence now oher to give
ND pawn instead Of maintaining IT. as could
have done easily by 20 K-B 81, or 20 P-Q Il 3. III
the former cas-. | did not like my game much after
90 P-B IS: 2l p Y =. II J. X p; ~ T Tor
~ Kt p 81 B-R CHI % XXX 81, bes for
| otherwiss Black wins by RIB >. - B--N 7 20
| R-Kt 81 % Il X Kt. followed by Kt-B and @
y q with a powerful attack, - kt-kt o, ulrca
| eniug even ually Kt-R ., or Kt-B D., win an ex
| celleut game al houeh two Pawns behind.
| Again after 20 P-Q Il ,. 20 B X ht en-, u B,& -,
81 kt-B 4: - E-K H /. % k-R So EINH
threatcned 10 institute powerful attack uv IN >
and XIX G, and he c9ld well AFFORD 10 ave up tle
| q Kt In some variations he cOuld much strengthen
| his attack ly playing E-Q III ~ first, c0mpeIins
White TO defend the knights Pawn. or To- enet tIle
cxchauga of my Bishop for his Knight, which would
have been unfavorablc to my position. ,,, 10.
Both games have arrived at critical pom
and Mr.. Tschigorn's replies in each Will be OF me
utmost importance to the plan Of campaign winch
both parties have 10 decide upon.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE sENATE'S sIIORT SESSION.

Albany. Feb G CSpeclau.-Thc senate was in session
less than fifteen minutes this morning. and as far as
the business transacted is concerned, There might Is
well have been no session at all. several Of the sen
ator- were with senator Fassett in Ncwlork. but that
excuse did not cover all the absences
senator Robertson. the chairman of the Judiciary
Committee. reported flv0r1bly from that committee
senator SaXton'S bill looking complete stopping OF
bookmakng except on legitimate acctraclls This Is
the same bill which A,Scmbyman Crosby tried so hard
to g,r through for three years, and which sen
ator >aNton tried to pas, last year II Will probably
pa.s the senate but it, fate in the Assembly is pretty
well assured.
senator Vcdder. the chairman of the Committee on
Taxation and KetlcnChWcnt. reported senator t0g
rc.hal, hill taxing real and personal property, but
aduciug the amount Ol the assessment OF real estate
bv the II mortgage Or liens there may be
ON n provided that the holder of the mortgage or Hen
l. taxed t. the amount of tho mortgage OF Hen WHICH
he may hold against -uCh property.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
JAMES REDPlrH IMPROVING.

James Rcdpath is stl in Chambers street Hospital.
and the doctors will not consent to his removal FOR as
least DAY or two to the Hotel Gladstone where he
has been STAYING with his wife. Mrs Redpath was
with him during the greater part Of yesterday The
doctors say that their patient VIII be rs wen as II
nothing had happened to him when he has had few
DAYS of rest and quiet. His stcpdaughter who was
among the callers yesterday. says she hopes tat thS
/, ,o but added that the doctors are 80 accustomed
TO treating eases of accident that they are inclined 10
underestimate the extent Of his injuries and 70 forget
his natural physical weakness and the enieebled state
of his health she is anxious that he should be re
moved from the hospital a soon as possible Tor sho
SAYS that hr would be far more comfortable at nome
,,,. n...ops called Yesterday to inquire to his
condIti6n among them several members of the Anu
pnyrrtv socIetv which he Is first vice pre- 'iaeht
i,', no one would be allowed 10 see him but his I'M
mediate relatives. , . ,h ro,,r.b,vo car
John McGowan, the driTrr OF tie fout'ii.Ne .S S' az
hy Police Justice Hogan.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
4 MYSTERY AT THE SIMMONS TRIAL.
THE CASE ADJOURNED AFTER A SESSION LAST


ING ONLY A MINUTE
An extremely brief session held in the trial OF
Jaues A. simmons in the United state, Circuit court
Yesterday At about twenty minutes Of o'clock
Iudgo pcnedjc took his seat and said Crcum-tanccs
have arisen which compel me 10 adjourn this case
uutu Nondayr He then left the bench. The greatest
curiosity was aroused the crowd Of persons when
filed the room. but 10 a reporter VINO a'hod
vhat the crcIn referred % were Judge Bene
dict refused 10 give an answer. Richard > Ne"
combe one of the attorneys for simmons al thc tie
aid that he did not know what had caused the Judge
- adionrn tbe case United states Drerct-Attoney
Edward Mitchell and his assistant John o. Mott had
heen in conference with the Judge before court began
but both refused to any questions about "hs'
Ind a pcuedict Ind lear ed. Abiam J. Rose eA
Assistant United states Di-tictAttorncy, VINO Is aiu-
ing in the prosecution Of the case said tlat nc couIu
tell # he vould. and wouldn't If be could.
Mr.. NeT6oIno and two Of hIs associates III the ne
fence Of the prisoner Mcs-rs. Murphy ara liea7' "l'
vard had an Interview with Judge bchedi'I LAIR
Mr. Xcycon,be said that he would do everything no
coud 70 keep from the public what hdd c'u'cu ''' az
tournueut until the proper time ior a,I"U' rI, IT,
IL I"Inu.tunn, also declined to talk Oh the sDy'
M irf,ruati ia bc..z n!cagrc, speculation
,. ,n'rr ar l-,, rife. 1t j. known tdt Juut'
,.reyrd the information referred 10 W li'i M, va =. .
, af,.rnoou II Is said that he IS IhVe'lsdu't 'n
udH d naturally do nOt wish o. -dy any mug dD"It
!, mill AN the fact, are ln Ms P''7c' 5o"' s
do An innocent man All H!u't'c N &lHc ro.dl', bad
which the ruIuOr, took Was eIdl J,''rO i'1'' '
i"rovc, ed some rrc-Ilii.t! about 'ne J"!' -,.. ~.
~ "a al-o sad tlat Peter j. Cha'' H. "IiO'o Az
,,',,lire i'm wrcckng the sixth NaIVlal h'Ih oiiil
cOhpi!o0 im'.,.d ~ with being j. in some way connected
NJ the circu- anCes OF when JudE' hcHou't 'P'No'
Caasscn has been an important v.''c 10 III ne had
eriIdt' a - ,,Lat had caused the r0Iblc The iacts
uir M ~ nrobably he made public on Monday
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
orr TO removns and rshnlIans the detective granite


WORK. f., -,
About two-hlis OF the steps, which are from the
Medina sandstone quarrtcS, are now worked ana Il
number of them position In the second story.
In" ca wall Of the hl-t-~tOry corridor mas D,rh
bu,lf and the ~tone-arched ceiling completed. Inc
t, named work has been difficult b eNecnte from thc
,c that The. stoncarched ceiling with three penetri
lion, Ina the same lrncd underneath the OLD brl'h
arches.
The report then describes the work on the golden
corridor and the difficulties which attended the task
owus 10 the sodity Of the masonry. The load on the
wall, which support the old Court ot Appeals room
h,. bcen lchtencd by the removal Of some 200 tons
Of brick from the Assembly Chamber floor. In this
mart Of the report is statement which seems to have
been considered of such importance that II Is put
I'm large italics. Here 10 Is:
Il ha, been the general belief that the detective
work i'm this seCI0n OF the Capitol was caused by te
settlement Of the foundations. careiul examination
fuK demonstrates such belief to nave been erroneous
AMI that the foundations Of the building are intact
and hat th. defective work Is due 10 imperfect con
otructi0n and excessive loading of portions OF the
,upcr,tructuie.
Accompanying the report is table showing that the
amount spent last year was s3O1,OH A.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
WYANDOTTE.

second, w. Mcneil. Class 171-Ccckerels; blrSt anu
second w Mcneil. Glass 172-ILllets: w. Mcneil
Cass 175-Goden penclcd Hamburg coekereL flrSV'
n r. Newbold: second, w. Mcneil. Class 170-PuIetS
First j. r. Cothran second. T. b. Ne"boh
Class 17s-silver ponciled Hamburg hens; flfN' anu
second W. Mcneil Class 170-Cockerels: FHst anu
second W MeNcn Class 1So-Puicts First ana second
W. Mcneil. Co..
Glass ls1-White Hamburg cock; tf't IT, /" o'c'eli'
son Glass 1s2-Hen. First and second, g. l.. AIc'eh
Son Glass ls3-Cockerels: Fr-t ana second v, ="
Stevenson. Glass 1s4-PJcts First and second IT, l.
Stevenson. ,
Gas, 1s5-Back Hamburg cocks: First and second
w Mcneil Class 1Ss-Pullets: First, t. NJ. cfosHah
second w. Mcneil.
Gas, 19O-Colored Dorking hens First, E. il. anu
A G. Warner: second, W. Mcneil Glass 19l-COckeFe''
Fir.t and second T. H. and \. g. Warner
Class 1g3-SNyer gray DorNng cocks: FIRST WcI's
Nr,soo. second w Mcneil Ga. 194-Hen,: First.
Hen-y Hal.s: second w Mcneil Class 191-CocNeiels
First W Mcneil; second. /. II. and y. q. "tihef-
Cl,ss 1g6-pullets: First. l.. W. Hedden second, r. H
and 4. g. Warner ,
Class 1e.-whte Dorl;lng cocks First and second
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
nuorp1rs OF ErsIYEss MEN.

Deputy sheriff Carraher yesterday 'ooN r,,, at
n, Tho diamond cutting place Of Ramssdte " i"T "'
No 10 Maiden Lane, executions for f'''', V- a
s427O was in favor of Henrietta ,'..t,
q, oao w. ea,or ~ Marguerite Blog. Mr. hamss'tc
rno,,. - othi,g obout the matter. except that II was
a aissolntlon Of partnership. The firm l. oo"P''''
Of Robert H. Ramsgate and soloman NJ blog u,,,. =
A judgment has been entered against De N,,,onoI
wheeler for s1s4a in favor Of the southern NdIon'
RAM ~ New York on a note made on APli C,urf
Chicago Feb G-Judge Tuley, Of the az W. ~ K",n
has practically tied up any settlenct ttlenc! ~ a. bishop
William Taylor the African missionary h"y from
s. A. Kean d Co. and As,isneeS yacoPi any aHcerv pro
Ssnosi,Y - tho hank assets. Bv tins chauctIN IA
ceeding Bishop Taylor seeks to establish T.od~ Of
for Some $50 900 was placed m the u.' w. c-as
Mr. Kean i'm trust ard when the bank iaiieu UNIV
etll In his possession nearly $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

Class 1e-Pullets: First. G. g. Fenwick second Purdue
Young. -
Class 5i-Silver wyandotte hens: First and second r.
T. Mat,ison Class 55-Cockers: First Phelps Harper
second F. L. Mattison. GaSs 56-Puneos First Jones
Wilcox: second J. II. Thompson.
Glass 5S-Coldcn WyandOtte hens: First james L.
Hanley second Phelps & HaIpr.
Glass S7-Whte.faced black Spanish cockerelS; Fir't
w Auckland; second. T. Powell. Class ss-Pulets :
First and second, T. Powell
Glass 9l-Blue Andalusian cockerels tlrSt y, L.
Bl2nck; second. T. A. Havemeyer Class 92-PulletS ::
Frs, c. a. Sharp Co. second \. f. Benck
Glass 9s-Single comb white Lcshofn hens Frs Knapp
Brothors second II adev Day. Class 99-CocheIelS; :;
First and second Knapp Brothers.
C3ss 1oS-single comb black Lechorn hens; First ana
second Peter Benerlin 10SPdlles First, George
wan. jr. second. a. w. Gardner
Class 11O-Single comb Dominique LeGhorn hens; First
and second. Hesdley Day.
Clas, 1l5-Rose comb white Leghorn cockcrels: First,
d. r. Knapp; second. James Forsyth
Class 170-Slver spangled Hamburg hens: First and
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

senator Fassct who was acting as president pro cm
~ the senate refused aid the c0nsp.rOrN ~ any
manner. and that therefore they deferred executing
their pI0f until Tuesday next. senator FA-"ft j.
reported 70 be- opposed 70 the making Of any "d'Hl-
with David r. Illl. and % have predicted that nothing
bnt ecll would follow aay transactions with hiin ~
such a nature as this Of the change IN the mead
Of the Insurance Department
The only cNcu-e offered for haSty confirmation
Of Mr. Pcrcc', nomination is that he wa once q
member a tn state senate and that, therefore,
1s,ur+,,svs icnand, his immediate confirm .)n.
That ru.r VA, not observed two wear, ago, when cA
senator lame, Aikell. oi Canaioharle wa- nominated
for PalrO All COmm.siOucr. Ills nomination was -tnt
to tho Railroad Committee whose members hclQ IL iOF
weeks Why should an exception be made IN the case
of James f. PicrCel
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
4 DIAMOND THIEF CONES BACK AND IS CAUGHT

Charles Knothe eighteen years old, who was EN-
uoyed by Horace c. Hardy 60, dealers III jewels a
No 30 Maiden Lane, fed to Francisco few weeks
ago with diamonds valued at 900. Later he wr"i'
10 friends In this city that he had spent MS money
and would return home he could borrow MS travel
ling expenses Money wa, sent TO him and he arrived
IN N,w-York again Yesterday morning. Detectives
met him at the ChriSiophcrst. ferry ana locked him
up al Police Headquarters, In his pockets We're pawn
tickets representing jewels worth 1900 which ho
had stolen from his employers and upon which he
had obtained less than $1,000 al pawn SHOPS III uIs
civ. The property will be recovered
detective scfgcants Heard and sheldon Nese Sald to
ne on their way back this city with thaFl,s Hren
Nd Jobn Laducc the former haboys at the Fifth
arsruc Hotel who stole diamonds valued al $4,000
from the Of a guest last Oclooer
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
Copartnersbip Notices.
JERZFELD X COMPANY.

E.h IL.
1 NOTICE or LIMITED PARTNERSHlP. -,
That the undeI-igned nave l. 90
i,itd ron9rtner shin pursuaB: the provisions Of IN.
attcs of the State Of NewYOk In such case maze anu
provided; and -. ,,,,oL s.,a n,,,,c,sbin f. 10
bo ronductad 4, ''UEEZFEI.D AND COMPAN y. ana
"t the general nature Of the business 70 be tfas1ced
is h~ having and selling Of sto ks bonds oer Secul'es
and cotton upon commits sion; ; ana , -, ..,,o.s
That the names Of all ne gengEi ana spec,'r
,,tdrssted therein are FELIX HERZtELD, LEMlS IL
STROTSE. NED STROtSE and JOSEPH HEisIf Ei-D r.,
the said Felix Herzted LOWS r. sIfpuse % uie % ,x S
and all reside ~ City
and County OF New-York in the state OF New-Y9k tnd
bt Sad JoSeuh er7d the special partner and resides
I'm .he city Of Berlin, Germany; and ,,,,, A..
That the amount of capital which Joseph hfH.lu ue
said special par has cohtDuted % the common socI
Is lfty thousand dollars $50 Ooo IN cash; ana
That the said partnership is % commence on .he second
dav of January Eighteen Hundred and Nlnetyone Os9,
will terminate on the frst day Oh January fsheSeA
Hundred and Sn,ty-thrre; aud .
That the principal place OF business OF the SAID partner
shin .l De- situated the City ~ New-fOfk Aforesaid.
Dated New.York City. January 1901
FELfN HERZFEID.
LEWIS II. STROUSE-
NED STROu 81.
JOSEPH HERZFELD.
By William Strauss. bis attorney Ia faA4
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
a phRL0R ORCHESTRA.

The EOLIAM combines Flute, Horn,
voIin and Cello limitations and has the
variety and volume of small orchestra.
II appeals to every member of the
family. as it plays every variety of music,
from the most classical compositions tot'le
nonuIar dance and song music of the day.
Anyone, even those knowing nothing OF
music can play the E0LlAN with a few
weeks practice.
We invite you to call at our warerooms.
II will be a pleasure TO display the A0-
LIAM.
THE EOLIAN COMPANY,
v..r 18th 81. S31 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
THE CABLE CHESS MATCH.

COMMENTS ON THE GAMES BY W. STEINTTZ
The following two moves were cablcd to St. Peters
burg yesterday:
Evans Gambit--19. Kt-B 3.
Two Knights Dcfcnce-20. OBJ ..
The following diagrams represent the positions in
the two games:
EVANS GAMBTr.
Position after Blacks nineteenth move.
ElacL-Stpinitz
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

III ROpOSALS for the erection of a Regula-
lion Post Hospital Of 81 beds. ONCE Of the Quarter
master t. 5 Military Academy. West Point n ",
January 10 sealed proposals. in trplcae subJec!
to the conditions win BE- received at thS oce G until
- o'clock noon 9th day ~ February lo' iof me
erection OF ~ Bed Post Hospital, a. per plans ana pect
Gcations TO at this ONCE inclo'e pro osS, 10
enVione m,rked proposals for Erection 81 Regatoa
To.t fo.pita" addressed TO the undersigned W. H.
NIIJ,F,R. CAPTAIN and \. Q. NJ, L. . ~
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
po,,cr,,rv n,suJssED FOR DRUNKENNESS.

POLICEMEN DISMINHTU TUT I7 -
The Police Commissioners yestciuaS u' "a
u.n,o II ,,os,erson of the sixth Precinct, ana
AZ sulivan NJ 1he Fifth Precinct, who were tileh
recently on charges of ntoxication Detective hooea
Vail Of the steamboat squad, was remahdeu 10 pa,o
.uty and sent 20 the Twenty fifth Precinct ior '''
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
N HUNTINGTON HARBOR.

~ Y.-Enqineer Onice. L. :. Army, Room II, J, Army
Building, 80 Whehal street NswYork, y y February
9Th lo9l-Sead proposals IN tripicate for Dredging IN
Huntington H1ib) y. y. VIII be received az ri, once
until twelve O2 O'Clock noon, on Monday Mafch otn
1891 The attention Of b.dder Il INVITED t0 the Act OK
Congress- approved Fehra 2Ch 1SS5 and F,sus,y 2sa
at Large Further information be obtained az tii
once. Applications should be ndorsed on the envel9ps
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
RJRDS WHICH TAKE PRIZES
SECOND DAY OF THE POULTRY SHOW,
svxerTowN VISITORS INTERESTED IN TIE
MANY FOWLS

MANY FOWLS
Tie attendance al the Poultry and Pigeon Show
"a the Madison square Garden yesterday was twice
"a large on Thursday, and the asles between the
oaes were fairly well crowded during the afternoon
and evening. Many of the visitors are from out
~ oown and II is interesting watch their apprecia
tive study Of the highly bred fowls City folks
rue do not know the difference between the high
and low bred qualities of poultry, and 10 all such
the exhibition presents educational facilities of m
exceptional excellence. The ostrcles and incubatOrs
IN the basement are interesting to many, but tho
children to like the pigeons and bantam fowls
best.
The following awards made yesterday
Glass Slight Brahma cockercls First Francis T. I'm
derhil second. George Purdue. Glass 4-Puets First
George Purdue; second, c. NJ. Griihng.
Glass 13-Partrdcc Cochin cocks: First w. Mcneil
Glass 14-Hens First, G. c. Fenwick. Class 15-Cock
sres: First, L. l. Graves. r.; second c. S Thomas
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
FOR WEDDING GIFTS lamps,
Proposals.

nREDGING IN THAMES RIVER, CONN.
~ agaeSy "a 2rcs LIS yA%y koo% Y FFbas9yy 3 A%y
9th ls9l-Sealed proposals IA tFpie9te, for Dredging
In Thames RItr, Conn, viii be received at this orco
Until twelve 10 o'clock noon. Monday March 9th.
1891 The attention bidders invited 70 the Acts Of
1851 Vol % page 332, and Vol "a page 81 stst1se:
oidce Applications should indorsed the envelope
"Onlcial Business" D. c. HOUSTON, Colonel Of En-
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07

reasons upon the private recommendation of Chief
Inspector Byrnes. Sergeants Michael NsuGhtOn. OF ,
the Delaney 81 squad and Edward !. OBric1. Of the !
LeOnard-st. squad were directed to change places.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
nGrDGIYG IN THE UARBORS of Bridge

port Black Rock, NOrwak and pP PSe Ins Evs,; SyS;
building 80 Whit.hal.st, New.York n y jan To- To-
al Ps9P0. e Bo k6cr % SorWsR shd FIVE
Nile River conn VIII b" rsociyed th. Office a, untl
The bdd Is invited 70 the aets Of Senerei' &
oB Yaea So and Vol a. page IA statute. att srge
f1rthlr Information can be Obtained this ONCE. APP
Rns,ness - ID C. not sTON Colonel Of Engineers.
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
11pr OF nEEDGING PLANT FOR IN.

IL PR6vING c6NNEcTIcrT R1vEE c2XSmEnssi:; ,5ioE 4:
WhI,cba Street New.York y. Y. February Oh 1891 =
Sisd pfoposal- upcate for Hire Of Dredsing Pans
at this Office twelve u2 o'clock noon on Monday
Nh 9th lS9l attention u bidder, is invited Y,
th lcs Of Congress approved FEBRUARY 2Oth lss) an1
Frbr,afv I'D 1857 Vol. % page 332 and Vol "a page
Sta,utas AZ Large. Further information can De Cd.
LINED St hs onice Applications should b. indotsed %
the envelope Onic.al Business" D. { hoOsIoN' Ooio'
Iurin
New-York tribune., 1891-02-07
HIpr or nREnGING PLANT FOR IM-

IL PROvING HOUsNTONIC RIVER. coNN;-Ensi; e
whitehall street New.York y; "a February eth, 1891 !.
80 INITIATING Uousatonic River Conn viii be- eceivcd
~ thi once until twelve ~ o'clock noon, Monday,
st.vh on tsg The attention OF bidders f. invited k
h. Nct, o Congress approved February 26h lsSo ane
;hrtarv 33d 1857 Vol 23 PAGE 332 and Vol II, page
Sf5.'fDs nj Iirge Fu ther Information be OBJ
t,n,d IN his Office App should be ndQrsed on
tho envelope Onicil Business" ID e. iOt SIoN' COio'
mol NJ IngluerTs