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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-21
Hands and Their Coverlnpa


From the ea,liest times to the present,
pretty hands have always been admired
and in all ages ladies who were the posses
sors of beautiful hands, have sought by
care and ornamentation to add to their
attractiveness. For hand coverings gloves
are alluded to by very early writer's, but it is
highly probable that they we're really mitts,
as the arts of dressing were not so highly
cultivated in those days as to lead one to
think that the ancients we're up to fingers
and forchettes. l ( oubt if the old worthless
who f1ourished in the DAYS OF Homer, Xen-
ophon and Pliny, who all alluded to gloves
in their writings, were quiteaup to the craft
of the glove cutters. Some of the old paint
ing what appear to be kid mitts, from
knuckles to elbows. An attempt was made
to popularize kid mitts in this country in
1880. but it was not a success. A few dozens
were Imported and sold to extremists, but
the fad soon died out, being not sufficiently
drssey for the Inner cirole' and too ex-
R !,enser an" n"a,, too extensive s;i for the
are won just now bv all
classes Of womankind. from the three-year-
old to the white-haired R%raudame. Black
is the prevailing color. though a few tans
and greys are worn. Long mitts are on
sadered the proper thing for evening wear
curing Tue sumner, Delnk pfettlof ana less
expensive than the long suede gloves.
Sands Bros. show the largest assortment OF
mitts and gloves in Montana at extremely
reasonable prices. Snnus Bios fall goods
are coming in daily for all departments and
for the few remaining days OF their clear
ing sale the greatest possible Inducements
will be made on all lines of summer goods.
Satines, lawns. ohallies and ginRhams are
now offered SO tenirtinRly cheap at Sands
Bros. that every lady in Helena should &C.
cure a house dress at the present bargain
prices. Remember the sale is drawing to a
close and with it passes the opportunity of
the season for prudent buyers.
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OLD Rome is undergoing another rev.
~olution, a peaceful n this time, and
the agent that is to accomplish it is cleo
tricity. Fifteen miles from that city.
further than the Missouri river from
Helena, are the falls of Tivoli. Six
turbines Of two thousand horse W
have been erected for the purpose of
driving dynamos and generating cur
rents fer lighting the streets and public
buildings and privates houses OF the an
cient metropolis. The electric currents
are carried across the Campagna for ff-
tesn miles and transformed into cur
rents OF low pressure with a loss OF only
20 per cent. Of the power. Commenting
on the successful operation OF this sys-
TEN, and on the still greater triumph
achieved at Frankfort, where power is
conducted from a waterfall one hundred
and ten miles away, the London Stand
ard says: at is, in short, evident that
We are yet at the mere outset of this
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-21

CALIFORNIA is all astir over the new
transcontinental railroad that it is pro-
posed to build from that state by way Of
Boise to Butte, to connect there with
the Hill system. The San Francisco
Call publishes Il map showing Helena as
the virtual terminal of tho line. 1t
warns Californians that they will have
to combat Huntington and his allies of
the Southern and Central Pacific, who
will do what they can to discourage
capital from investment in the new en-
terprise. The Call tells the business
mon Of San Francisco they must take
hold OF the project themselves, and not
be- deferred by any obstacles pat in
their way. The road, we believe, is a
thing of the zeal future, and it will be a
great thing for Montana.
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HELENA AND BUTTE.
The Two Leading Teams In the Racs IA
tho Pennant Play To-day.

The Two Leading Teams In the Race for
tho Pennant Play To-Day.
There will DO some great ball playing this
afternoon at Athletic park bstween the
Helena and Butte teams. Az every one
knows they are out strong for the state
league pennant. At present Helena loads
with the team from Butte second. Since
the beginning of the second series the home
nine has done great team work, and 10 in
much better shape than early in the season.
Butte lost Harrington. who is now with the
Cincinnati Reds. but has the famous Tony
Mullane, who will be in the box for the Wis
itors. When the salaries were cut on the
Cincinnati team Mullane refused TO play
any longer n through Harrington came
to Montana. One OF the best writer's in the
United States on base ball says of this pho
nonenal pitcher:
1.-THE tempory bluff which Tony Mullane
made on the variety stage has advertised
him enough to make his future usefulness
to any ball club AZ a financial factor q mat
tor Of much concern in this year Of base
all depression. am reminded too, that
"a an all around athlete no man lives
by professional ball playing who il his
equal. There never was q pitcher who could
boast OF such a powerful and perfect right
arm as Mullane. 1t is not straininR the
VlutA AOI kOAuR OCyOAU 1hCu w say SASe No
never knew what it was to be disabled by a
sore arm, and he has pitched moro games
during the last ten years than n other
pitcher living, Notwithstanding that he was
forced to lie idle all of 1886 by reason OF his
unjust suspension. In his time no has
played we'll in every position OF the ball
feld--even to putting on the gloves and
catching another pitcher with success, and
there never was a year when he didn't pro-
fess a desire to quit pitching and 20 to
playing third base. where he believes he
cannot be excelled. In that belief. how
ever, he stands alone. He ia a man who
has never abused his magnificent strength
by excesses. He seldom smokes. never
drinks, is moderate in his diet, keeps reRu'
lar hours and is scrupulously neat and
clean in his habitR."
The first game will be called at 100 p. m.,
and the second soon after the first is fin
ished. Admission to the two games is 80
cents.
The batting order for the first game will
be Herman. CT, Huston, 30, Crottv, Oh,
Strathers, Id, Dunning, RI. Iully, c. Ward,
s., Britton, II, Munday, p, Lobeck. sub.
Dunning and Lobeck will Be the battery in
the second game with Munday as substi.
tute.
Proceeding the ball games a balloon as
cension will be made by Master Carlton.
If the weather ID favorable he will also
make a parachute drop.
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QUICK POLICE WORK.
Helena Officers Capture q Man Wanted IL
Idaho for Forgery. ,

Helena Officers Capture, a Man Wanted in
Idaho for Forgery. ,
City Marshal Calvin received a letter last
night from W. S. Hobson, city marshal OF
Pocatello, Idaho, giving q description Of
Dick Williams, a former stage driver in
Montana, saying that he was wanted fo1
forgery. A few hours later City Detective
F%innegan arrested Williams in a saloon on
Main street. Officer Gibson. who was we'll
acquainted with the stage drivers when
Williams was in Montana, identified him.
A Seth Thomas ladies gold watch, num-
bered rs, 1852, with twelve small diamonds
set on one lid, and $40 were found on
Williams. He will be held until the arrival
OF an officer from Idaho.
A young man named Frank Rogers was
arrested last night for stealing faro chips
in a gambling house on upper Main street.
An elegant pair of silk embroidered sus.
penders were found in a package in one of
his pockets. The police think they were
stolen from an exhibit at the fair grounds.
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THE CHURCHES.
Unitarian society. G. A. r. ha!l-No se

Unitarian society. &. A. r. hal-No ser
vice until Sept. 4, 1892.
st. Peters Episcopal church, Warren and
Grand-Rev. NJ. Kinghana, Of Great Falls,
will conduct the service to-day ut IL a. m.
Owing to the absence OF the pastor, there
will be no preaching in the German Metho-
dist church Sunday. Aug. 81, but the Sun
day school will be held as usual ut $3.50
q. IN.
Congregational, Benton avenue and
Rev. +. D. Kelsey. Sc. D. Bible class and
Sunday sohool Immediately after the morn
ing service. Y. p. s. c. L. three-qusrtera
of an hour previous to the evening service.
A cordial invitation 10 extended to all. ....
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JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The Helsna public schools will opeu
Sept. IL, and not tho 9th.
Tho frat game between Helena and Butt,
will BE- called to-day Al l,80 sharp.
A. r. Curtin yesterday purchased ~ shar-
ih's sale the atock OF furniture OF Geo. n.
Taylor n 90,
Lewis Collins 1 nAtivs OF Canada, VA
admitted 10 citixsnship yeaterday b. ths
district court.
During Tom Cardsr's abssnos from The
citv on ! hunting trip His place will be- allied
by Ed. Msrcisr o. MissoolA.
Lot 81, block 54e. Helena oriRinsi town
aits. has basn sold BY Robert ]. Finley 70
Elizabeth u. Haley for $500.
Another prisoner escaped from the chain
gang yesterday. He was In charge Of VIM.
Seas, and was working on Lawrence street.
William Kiasslpaueh has located hvs
acres OF ground near the Wolf Greek house,
on the west aide Of Priokiy Pear creek, % !
sawmill sits.
public library have besn removed TO the
library building and tho new quartz : will
be opened this week.
The work Of the police for the past week
breaks thu record says Marshal Calvin.
Eleven burglArs. hve men for petty larceny.
ono Tor forgery, and : large number Of va
grants were taken In.
walter. Lewis WA arrested yeoteSdAy on
the charge OF stealing hafness from q Mr..
SyksA The harness was recovered In .
pawn shop and Lewis. who ID only about ~
years Of age. was fined $25 BY Judge GAGE.
MArshal Calvin received q tslegram yss-
terday from Or. Wanghof, Of the Stella
coom. Wash., insane asylum, saying there
bad been no such man there 10 Mcintyre.
This 10 the mar who was arrested the
other night in Bach, Cory Il Co.'S store, and
Who has since acted Is though insane.
A. T. Curtin's team Of Rrays ran away
yesterday on Breckenridge street. They
were attached to = wagon, and ran in the
rear Of Marks place. Ono of The horses
fell partly into the arsa way, and IL took .
dozen men with ropes 10 get him out. Be
yond that done to Mr.. Marks place, in the
way Of broken glass, the damage was slight.
Among the many 40 al designs al the
state fair val an exquisitely beautiful floral
memorial in remembrance OF the late Col.
Broad water. II was in the shape OF q mon.
umen made OF white carnations and roses,
with the initials @. A. b. in red carnations,
and on the base were the words wrought in
the same color I'm Memoriam."
A party of gentlemen, objscting 10 one
body of men calling themselves the b. p.
0. E. (the Best People on Earthly have or
ganized . rival order called The An
telopes." The founders Of the society, J.
W.. Anderson. Thos. Carder, Walter Wells
and J. @. Remington, will leave the city
this morning for the highlands to study the
habits Of the animal aud to perfect the
ritual of the new order. Accompanying
the party are aeveral we'll known eastern
capitalists. 49,, ~ ~
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THE
SECRETARY NOBIE's visit to the Vel.

SECRETARY NoBLE's visit to the Yell
lowstone park has given him a proper
view of the uses of the nations pleasure
ground. In an interview in this morn
ing's INDEPENDENT he announces that
the park will be for the Use Of the peo-
pie in the widest sense, and tourists
may come and so without interference.
The transportation company will have
it's privileges, as heretofore, but there
will be no narrow constructions of regu-
lations SO far as the secretary is con-
cerned.
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LuxUry,

"Thoae Billions simply roll in wealth."
Don't they-and say, did You ever $50
Mrs. Bullion's set of state teeth?"
Estate teethp" -
"Yss-the ones she wears at receptions
and dinners. They're made of diamonds.
rubies, pearls. sapphires and emsralds in
succession. Why, one Of her smiles in
worth 1888, OOO.''-Truth. >
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Dt4tTiCL NOUTC 11U81069Ss
The following orders were made yester-
day:
Heilingstock estate. report of referee
filed.
Fletcher W. Mady Clothing Co., contin-
ued for ten days.
Esom Bartlett estate, applications to
withdraw bid for purchase of real estate.
murrer argued and submitted.
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Tuner Festival.

Next Sunday, Aug. 20, at Kranich's
grove. athletic prize competition ut two p.
o.. Grand fireworks and ball in the even
ing. Cars to run till two a. m. FREQ bus
connects with lower line. Grand ball Ut
Turner hail Monday evening. Aug. 90.
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Our Slavish Dress,

Our men and women have no national
costume. Prosaic or aesthetic, they copy
blindly the dress of England or France.
The choice OF the man 10 necessarily Re-
stricted, for, although he may envy secretly
the gorgeous costumes of past ages. a high
silk hat, spike-tailed coat, and baRgy
trousers must form the center of his per.
sonal ornamentation. In Chicago, where
Doud Sifeo already lends color to the
streets by appearing in his native costume
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HELENA, MONT, AUGUST q, 1892

H-Mcntanians abroad viii always and The
DAILY lNpEPENpENr on file at their favorite
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; West, Minneapolis. Baldwin and Palace,
Gan Francisco; AcDsrmott. Butte; Leland Hotel.
Snrinrfel0, III.
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new departure of engineering, and in the
near future q waterfall may be more
valuable property than a gold mine, and
tho CRIME aud smoke OF tall chimneys.
now characteristic Of all manufacturing
towns, will be unknown."
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SIT is very singular, isn't it, that man
sleeps tho soundest the night before he ia
hanged.
T.-What's the matter with his sleeping
sound the night after he 10 hanped?-Texas
Strings,
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7. c. Power Il Co. have the largest stock and
most select limo of vehicles in the west. Their
repository is at the corner OF Helena avenue and
Main street. and - we'll worth II visit. No
trouble to show goods. Call and examine their
stock whether yon want to purchase or not
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In order to reduce our fine stock of vehicles we
will f-r thirty days make a special discount on
carriages. Surveys, phsetons, piano~box buggies,
and carts. Now il the time to get a bargain. Il.
&. Power d Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-21

The Walter A. Wood single apron harvester
and binder are giving unusually good satisfaction
this season. Now is the time to purchase. r.
o.. d Co. are agents for Montana.
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Legal blanks ut this office.

Try the celebrated jackson corset waist. They
are the health preserving garment of the age.
For sale by Butcher Il bradley only.
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A few more baby carriages left at The Bee Hive
Mt IS. s7.25 and ~; being cheaper than chicago
prices. "
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BUTCHER y Bradley's low prices for the hest
line OF ladies' and children's hosiery are the talk
of the town.
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For Sale.

For Sale. 4.
Twenty-Five thousand young sheep for
sale. -' j. CANS.
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DEMocnAr1C COUNTY CONVENTION.

A cOnyentiOn Of the deIeHhtes TOM tH5 V"t1oocs
wards of the city of Helena and the precincts or
Tia county Of Lewis and Clarke is called 10 meet
A. Elentr. q hall on Monday. the 18th day Of Sop
TENDER, 1852, at II o'clock M. The convention
viii be held for the purpose Of nominating can.
cnnntv offices. Forty delegates and forty alter
nat 8 to the state democratic convention to be
held at Great Falls on the 18th day of September
viii he selected, If in the Judgment OF the, ron;
xort;nn T. Is deemed necessary. The ward and
p]yeoinct primaries Of the wards and precincts
Hereinafter named, will be held It the PAGES de e.
,,trnnse of elec;ing delegates and alternates to
the ! evils and Clarke county democratic conven-
ton. Ihe number of delegates 70 which each
nlaoes OF holding the several primaries are as
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1OllOWBs
First ward, city hall. .:....;.;..... .......'.'. ~
Second ward, Hendricks club room...... .. ~
Third ward, Payne's hotel ............... ~
Eourth ward, nerhauser block ............... ~
Fifth ward. west side school house.."....... ~
Sixth ward. hose house ~
Snvan+h ward hose house. 10
Narysyille, Mares hall ...:@.......... 10
Lnionville, Fhil Constants store. D
Baxendale, Erwin's Z
Mouth of Ne. son. Matise's store. :...-...... =
kimini and Little Jennie mine. Conway hotel !
Butter, section house ........,.... ........... l
kessler's, school house ....... 80. ........ .
jay could and Stemple, Wilbom's...."...... 2
Canyon Creak, Negus l
Goodwin's. school house ........... =. )
Silver Station, DEPOT. ,............. .
Valley, Warren school 8
East Helena ~
French Bar and Spokane. .,.:......-.... Z
Mitchell's ranch. Mart Mitchell. ............ ]
Gainesville. kisselpaugh.... ........... 2
{ rag. htCel....-....... .............-.... j. . 1
Dearborn, Milot store.... ............... l
Hogan, Hogans l
Augusta. Phil Mannix store. ............... 3
.tHnFbOTA HAAyoi '-.'''..''".. l
Middle Fork. / earborn -. ................ l
DAVID MARKS.
7. Z. CRUTCHEk, Chairman.
Secretary.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

executors. etc, AveB. Of sctst, years {. mort, w.
Cunninsh.a. James. to the Farmers Loan and rru.t
Go and another IS Lewi--rt. n Of Broone.St. etc. 3
cana!nrh, az , lame to Morris rrsekln ct a. 5
Conger Clarence Il ct al. executor trustee etc 10
Geo u Goldschndi trustee, ete, IA 20th.st, M 5,h-
Dillon. Jalnc, T. and wife. to the Harlem Cooperative
iiuiidihs and Loan Assoc i.ton' Eobbin-.syc. q
Franc, John. to Leopold Kahn W Lenoxave. n Of
,,, liasscy Aus"st G. to grcdk Mlddlcbrook
e, Jen"ri LhGm.s t." ne imifan Industrial Savings
o.. Glare Mary ~. to Frank 'rniord 5ist-st. q Of
Sth,s'c }car. 80 40.
field COOPERATIVE Binding and Loan Association :"
iSih..t ADJ lo' = lot - nap F4irnount. lnsalls. 10
l-t.a'e, u Of 25i-'t / year. mortgages $500
L@ gy w IhGI. ana vie 70 Sa,an Livingston.
l2Gth-st. 100 ~ OF 3ti.s,e 90 Iixrrcc MARY
lA,b.rr {" W.T. fnd Co'op"utiN" Edg and Loan Assn
Mcwalt'r,. lame. and wife. to Nicholas seagrl.t.
Macller Hdcpn and wlfr .t w. FciT cbma wo.,
o'c y Of Anna Place, years; - 800:
Noble ShaTe' nd WIFE to i;o,rt Winthrop. n
- PIKE Ella N, 70 le3ar . Appcby Nos 90. II and 80
Potter Orlando II. to John l,co-ov,t and another.
tru tccs. ~, l42i-'t % Of leh-aNc !; Wr,, SOS 800
13jth.-t. Of 7th.ayc. months 5000
Quinn, Magic, 10 Ottli" scdlcr l57th.st lot .af
stern, Emma. to Aueu.tl, B,rth No fio Broome.,t.
ed.a,c and IOl,t.t, year, siG 900 cut
Iiylor Ihoma,, 10 Max Danz!ger. : iCGihst OF
Van senect Benjanin y. and wife. to John l. Cad
walader ana another trustee ss;-st. 60 It Of
Warner. Phillp 70 James Richards ct al Executors
No - East 2sth-st' etc, etc. years, mortgages
wittner Joseph. and wife. to Katherine Mead end
another 2oth'st' 9 OF 2daVe' years, sl1,j00.
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NEw-yORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

IrIIh, IdIr Wt>i I.d.,t It : 20 \. VI. 20 MN.
uc earlier from tot Jay;,il. for Lake Mohonk Lake
Mnncwa>ka and Waikiki Valley Il. Il. stations, Middle
town. acknowledgement Port Jcrvis Monticello, Ellcnv!le
Pittsburgh Liberty. Livingston Manor Hancock Carbon.
dale Scranton Walton Delhi. Sidney Norwich Edmcston.
u:ca Rome. Oneida. oswceo. Detroit Chicago and points
West.
BID = NJ. Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk and Mime
Wask1, Waikiki Valley stations. MddlfOwn Blooming.
burgh. EenNille. Pittsburgh ueyNile. Liberty, Whi.o
Lake. Livingston Manor.
200 p. NJ. Mdd"town, Falsburvh; Liberty Llv.
nGston Manor Rockland Walton. sidney Norwich.
Oneida Oswe.o. Rochester Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chi.
cage and West: Pullman Seepers: reclining chair ear
free TO Suspcn ion Bridge Daily all other trains daily.
except Sunday.
Pullman drawing. room seats ard seennrcar berths
obtained az 1923 Broadway New-Y0rk. j. c. ANDERSON.
q. p. A.. So Bcaver-st New-YorG.
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Trains leave above station via
LEHEGn VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. Niagara Falls and the West

For ta,ton. 100 SID, a: m; 100. 2.l5. 3d. SIS
100 p. >uniays 90 : l5 = 90 4.40, 80 n,
For Bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch ChuaA. :. 90, Sis
a. M. l2.3O 3i5. 5.l5 S3O D. NJ; Sundays, 100 sli
HOO a. M. TAO. 7.3c p. NJ.
For Iiazlcton. SIS a. m; II 30 3iJ. 7.30 p. Sur
days. sis, 100 q. m. 30 ,.
for point, In the Mahanoy coal region At SIS a. nj
l.. 30. 3lj y. m sundays. SIS, LEO q NJ.
% 10 m m''sS mod sna scranton s6e
a. 30 y.
For Emira SIS a. m; 1870. 730 p. m. sundays.
SI5 4. III, 80 ?.
Tickets AID paror EAR seats be procured at liz 2s
oGl AS. $50 9i2, Ito Broadway. - Murrayst, 3t
Csnal-,t. 81 Eass ltth->t - Columbus-aIe, and ~
West l3Jth--t. New-lurk 1888 W1shln gtO-st. 25 tG'
ton->t B,ookl,n, and - Broadway. Williamsburg
Wc-tcott Express Co. Will call for and check baggage
from hotel Or residence TO destination
A. A. MCLEOD L. g. HANCOCK.
Prr>'t & gen. Mgr. ten. Pass. Agent
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propo sals.

AQUEDUCr COMMISSION Frs OFFICE.
Room 200, stewart Building No $50 BfoIway,
NEW-YOHK. May H. 1882.
TO CONTRACTORS.
y IDS OR PROPOSALS for doing the work
kb and fu n-hng the materials called Ia the 8p.
proved of contract Nc in the Office Of tho
CE0T0N DAN, ar CnKNELL SITE, on CE3r0N
CHESTER COUNTY. NtWyORk. will De received at
this office until WEDNESDAY, the ETH day Of j Ne
1892 three O'Clock p. al which place and hour
they will BE- publicly opened by The Agucdnct Com
Iisoncrs and the aNafd Of the for doing
work and furnishing sdd materials viii be made by said
Commissioners /, soon thereafter a. practicable
PLANK Of aid approved contract and Tho spcch-
cations thereof aud bids proposal and envelopes
for their enclosure. and form 81 bonds; and
plans for said work and all other information 10
obtained at tho above Office Of the AQuoluCt Com.
missoners. Oh application 20 the Secretary.
By order Of TIE AQu'dIct COinmlssiorers.
j. c. LULIEY. JAMES c. DUANE.
Dra.id
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w IN. Y. c. II. II. II. Co., Lessse)
Trains leave 42d.st. North River station New York
follows and 90 minutes 700. Of Jay.s n t.
daily. except Sunday. OF Coeyman's Junction.
7;l5 A. M.-Daily for Albany: daily. except Sunday
Montreal.
1000 A. daily for Ncwburc. Albany. Utica Syrs.
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. chi.
c.go; daily; except saturday for Toronto.
1850 M-Daily. except sunday Tor Albany and Utica
4;00 =. M.-Daily, except sunday for Albany
3;io Z. NJ. Daily for Albany Montreal, Utica Syrs-
cuSe, Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit 5h.
caso, 81. Louis: daily except SATURDAY for Toro,to
$50 y VI Daily except Sunday, for Newburg, Albany
Saratoga, Montreal - '''
Sis =. M.-DaIly. Albany. Syracuse Inche,
yer. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Chicago
HAVFI;STRAw LOCALS o:45. ts:t5 T. NJ
NEwBUR't LouALS s 20. 'l0:l5 A. NJ. rs 80
rs 30. II 40 l.. NJ. ''
sleepnecars for Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto, De.
;rot Chicago, 81. Louis. on all through trains ~
Daily For tickets timetables. parlor and sleeping
car accommodstons or Indignation apply at Offices Brook
FULTON st. New York CITY ils. 27i 300 1885, e2 Broad
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