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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
LIVE. STOCK MARKET.

20 Va To- eSpGrt alive 70 at britain IS TO be
,S and % SnTi a sa e y.; %
S S Sd r ess ae e yf on Us
prime ,SS up e e MsnG S%e PRICE, few
were whiting for the late trains O. eaSIe ana on ord
'GsnS Sda a' s0%' S G tn hodny exa%s @
3 NJ H Rs 700 es at ss q 4
a Is bulls at 81 sOd42 4o few STATE dry COWS al ga
= Gable advices were less encouraging While refriger'
s.d beef dropped sass pr H. AmenGG5 It's
e ta alsG a dea %ss Ssnea Few " Ea al
100 cattle the Mar so hand and S "a ss'f ho on
land for j. sho@berg; ZOO quarts OF 0eef IN t o
HaSsSS Go $3.50 quart, in u ,he nShe a
ana So T. s &sr d'S q ssSs' viii III probably sail 'ooo~
wit" s,e ~ CfS'f M hnS = Texans 1851 \ o.
i 90 g k Ge aS2t d. at io g r. "'
= 50 DE- g to , 20 Dc? i 81 10 at K
uS SS t G1aa i2ss $50 , Al y e 80 NJ
T. os + :, a. Y 3 a. 10 s' ' 80 do
aSiC 1850 # 49, : s 90 a. HIS
r. at j. sccEsT 1858 ~ AZ Z, g TO- al 70 :. K CO
LIZ 5sSS g. 8, Is do 1910 ~ ct SO
n GOLDSMITH ls Chicago steer, 1893 q, 81 "a 49, 90
do loss n % So p scrubs 1915 ,l T. At - -
S.ssSSs ds6s. g. os :. s.
s 5Is q q f. indiana ia .ge. =
W " 80 I, g. i s q 80 g. z d. os r.
Wilkerson & sherman: ~ Kentucky steers 1910 3D.
M Il ss ss az iSa 81 si 81
HIdM S e Scr per head ,i's io %
choice stock g. Curtis ;old head AZ he RAJ c head At
coh Prime sas choice wanted and r1 .Sa
sr % a; s ,s] SsS 81 f slow low aDd
100 500 Be- .Gsod Ct as see o gp" & Calves
s1s c Westerns at siac; ard graSSers and ou'ii'A'
de%S au%s t.. siF EpS 70. .o goo. "a
elected at 12Lc and dressed grasers and but" rmi"'
" SaiesG pnlenlnek % yea 1:o n 1yerSse at =.
per 100 2lo 1Ss n Ct e. &; dp 81 dS az Is y
AZ So S. =; fed calves 200 81 50; do 200 H. at 10
% gTss.s NH NJ g s " V 100 n at JAG
& 50 Dc led is SsTs 30 S at ~ g
veal; l e n f. a. a. s. s5 2$ no. At 80 8
g. n 10 n at At 81 d. los 81 90 Western calves
eS Fl j. a. % S'' - SO e g
~ Scott paecck xeals iGs m e. Is !? do d. 9
H. % s.p 20 "a csv g 80 Sos Il do
81 20 grassers and buttermilks 25i r. a. - 90 ,od
J. n pidco'k sons \e'''' io' No. ~ -
calf 100 so, n AZ yeaIs 1877 n at 81 do l25 r. at so
10 gT3S .r- yTiSht CO. 20 veas 1G ~ q, So II do.
~ ~ ~ - oas n at q "a erassers 200 p at So 30.
oilII,i ;i,ohnrs ycrs ~ ears or - 7OS heads
aotbsts cars at Jersey CITY ard cars at
The SUNNY was moderate for Wednesday AID
hoocHer red arm at an advance Of &c per \
sheep aud 49, p" tho ,cns Inferior
was good y, ~ n a, no. 100 X good 10 pilnc
DO AZ s. 46ds5 so common q very prime lots Oh ll"b
al SIS 5Od&f7: culs ut - bU6 ~ % ., =, .,.t, IL,
Dressed mutton hn at aV,sc lo ianh .13 d,lcf
prime carcasses aiosG Tor ON rhursca1 for fancy car
hope 10 GET As hEh a. 49, va
average 4. - a. * o. ~, STATE do 81 H. NJ 80 25
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u NDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, &

IRON Per g. y. r., foot 'RecLor-st
Fox Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach. Normandls
seabrieht aud Long Branch at 49, 10 is A. NJ "A 90
SATURDAY only. SAS. 500 p NJ sundays, $50 A..
FOR Plbcroa, Ocean Grove. Asbary Park and po,n,
Pleasant az l0:l5 A. NJ, IL 200 Saturdays only1 3:45
100 y. NJ. sundays, except Ocean Grove and Asbury
PARK o 80 A. NJ
For Lakewood, Toms River. and Barnegat at 80
A. NJ 3:i5 4. NJ
Tickets and perlorsar seats can DO procured ct 49,
sii Canal ST. 81 East 1tth ST. 2S5 columbus Az, and
81 West 21 Roo Xiv and VI RdyaV a%.hSt 7as
Wescott Express Co viii call for and check baegas o.
from hotel residence TO destination.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.


with Dining Car 4. NJ. 80. 2;i6, $50. with Dining
Car 90 3 90. 90 3c, o:i5 L, NJ, 4 10 nlgat'
SUNDAYS 90 10 80 IL 80 with Dining Gar, A; M,i
80. $780, with Dining Gar o'o' 900 r. NJ lS'lo
baltimore and Washington Express daily at 900, IL 49,
with Dining Gar. 4. NJ, / 80. $780, Dining Car, 800
Z. NJ, l. Is night. .
I'D ii ia traia week days for Baltimore at 90 p. NJ.
Paror car. on Day Trains. s~pers on Night Trains.
Tor R.edn gat 90 a1 10 4 n oirS no. INT ,S9t
S's'1 Gd SIFPF' w 3 nisSs w. w. ,'SU' ''sO
oo i de i H. is6 rsht eSecp. Saturday nirt
Sundays il 80 A. NJ. 90. 500. 5 80 +. NJ. IL Is
For Pott,vile 81 90 7:45 st5 A. NJ. 90 80 oo
: 80 u NJ l. Is night except Saturday night sun
days II 20 A. NJ. 90 80 Q 90 II. NJ. IL Is night.
FOR sunbury Iewi,earg and WlllamsPort at CO. tS:
Saiu day nj. ut sundays rs A. NJ . 90 +. NJ l. is
g',a r. ~ q'q sc M ~ s sses A s.
town Il. IT. sunday i:3o = 10 A. NJ 100. 3 80
LS; wgkc'sar,s r't,. .sG and Scranton. sAS A NJ.
sA5 o' A. M pa 10 80 sunday" No.
A. NJ. / 80 90 80 s 100 10 6:l5 I 80 p. NJ.
Sundays 900. II 80 a. NJ. I zoo y. NJ
AL.-RAII. ROrTR.
FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE SC.
ror Freehold and AtaYus hgnagds. &C. 10. II 80
s ~ 90 80 80 90 = + NJ Sa"d"'' except FREE
FOR red BANK Long Branch; aad points south TO Point
Pleasant. 80, rs. II 80 A. NJ 80. 8 80. zoo.
and a. Abby PARK. 90 80 4 ~. 90 ?. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River. Barnegst Park and BAme-
cat 30 i rs l. NJ. 40 /: 80 Z. NJ
For Atlantic CITY \Rneland and bridscson' 4 so A. NJ.
- Tor Monmouth Reach seabrisht and nishsnd Beach
| 40 is A. NJ. l 80 80 6l5 p. NJ.
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STAINED.
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary - Iio Low qSd,i ia H Sc
Option dealings were again bl'k on , dsrine the
lhe bulls were in cont OF u"init
aoe s,on when prices rose about poino win re-
msd eoyering Of "shorts stimulated BY tur.e an
cSa.ter Fore gner bought In small way vu sci
,Sa ermness Later on. however, local reaIlalhg sg
ing me 1iSs paIties sent selling orders. The result
ia general reaction: December closed points e S~ 9n6
and other deliveries lost part OIL 'he r''' 0"'''
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THE BOOK OF OPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 800 pages
illustrated. The standard authority American opan
cir amusements. Rules for sailing swimming. ball play.
ing shooting horseback riding &C.. &C.. III full 81 per
copy Published by The Tribune New York. Entertain.
ing and universally csuplimented by the pfesS
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Railroads..

pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals neutrality-suspicious.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot OF
Desbrosses and COrilandt Streets.
In Effect SEPT. 18th. 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
300 MPglmsp ys;suG Sleeping sna Pa5or Cars.
ina ,sss Ss'gt1n no O. M Chicago - p
Louis 7:i5 p m. next day. Connects also for Toledo
ImE pENNsyLvANI. LIMITED.
S aSn SssOag pnas sSons
and Observation Cars s prsssnng financial .oDSIss
ladies'. mad sna
sSeSre Of n2m 2, Office Ls9a ny o
"$aasps ssS'I s. sfs ehssso and 81
sr L0uifS AND DC C;lS'IaG;ixvArI EXPRESS.
400 shd pnnS g6S sspS Gers to f s
aad tlacInnad vs:siSuls Smoking ana ves!Sui:
cSsassa Is ESa ss Me- S S. e
100 49, .as ss.s
Chicago 500 D. M next next day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
FSur R.ss y sna ssSnB n Sss t
XII 5i.S.sad 4 ;Sd A. next ~;
Connects for Toledo nAly except Saturday.
PACIFIC ENPREsS.
500 p. M.-Pr.iman Buffet Sleeping Car NswYork 70
..ssIs 1s,dss asy ca o. sssis
and for Cleveland and Columbus except SATURDAY
SOUrHWK,TERN EXPRESS.
''!S Cincinnati. Msnph: Dining Car A. A.
GHt t. fSAS'pa AIss SsS%9S
~ s IS Ssa ssp:f % Ss"'o''saa'
S pa & Js.pss 2. sDa Dsss :aa
EnstS pDs and ' TMH SOUTH
Ss:sss: SiHns al to Baltimore arriving In
,n Ss:euS Pi,'r c's 'ss es IN. yona
''fspa t;pFss.' Ts'''' "a S.:ss, /;
.s 80 70, n S SS6 .nS q p M
Fo Aen CITY, cal. GO sn q sn sssteS: wit" Se'SSs
For long Ocean c sc aNa Poo! lo
su1a:SS s,y 9 Az , %a
u. m. ""-
Ocean Grove Sundays.)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20 20. 10, 81, 90, 80 (lO ~ rsnn
syvans Limited, with Dining Garland ~ ~ wv
;8 $j.s e. S?'1' &; *
!, a /, f.
Of trains 70 local points Oh the Pernsyl.
lG' Rlirosd $ stem appio Of the 70 lowng leHet o.
Asor House 42dst. 0th. 1874 East l25th.st,
26f ives, i25th-st. 25 Columbr save and foo OF Des
bros-es Ccrtlandt COu:t-st.. $50 Fulton.s.
81 Broadway Brooklyn Annex station foot Of r1Ii.
ton-st.. Brookya; 10 Hpdsonst. hoboken; station.
Jersey City
The New.fok Transfc, Company Will cali for check
baggage from 'e and residences through 70 Estimation
CHAS. f. PUGH. J. IL. WOOD,
General uanager. General Psss'P Agent
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hailroa6s.
AMERICAS oRGATEsT RAILROAD
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ G. HUDSON RIVER r. n,
DIRECT LIVE TO NIAGARA FALn

DIRECT LIVE TO NIAGARA FALlS
rkaH rs Ty' : "S "sSsr R \
OF New York. Trains leave as fol0wss ~
SYRACUSE EXPRESS.
7.30 A. m:mDaiIy for Posghkespse, and Absuy.
Daily, except Sunday, for rucs SyacSs:
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
6:5u TIE world No eSr. faro xrnte i Srts ar 4,
niagara Falls . %, ?, %'' Clayton 600 >. 3
psy .seept ssHsay r. Montreal, Batavia SSas
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M'-Daiiy due Chicago as .. %. next A..
DAY EXPRESS.
1890 a; M.mExcep. sundays saturday train ao.a
sOUT,iWEsTERN LIMITED.
155 Lsa. ~ ne aao cn M NJ eta IA
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1:55 p. M.TDaiy, due Chicago 3 100 D. m. next o.,
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
$40 r: M..Exccpt Sundays. Due Albany 7S
Troy 7 30 sautogs, = 40 p. m.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:3o E sss m4a % n due Detroit S''' M o.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
600 rs M.;.Da all due Chicago 100 p. m. st. 1.a
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
ZOO sMBPsy s aSI 1S 30 IN 90 pass
Montreal z :0S Q. m. S"A'' AsAs io'Us
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
7.30 Il: n. DAILY, duo Buffalo 80 q. m; Nlas,.
''~S Falls o 100. a.
ADrKoSDAchSf> AXpn THOUSAND ISLANDS
IAN p. VI. Daily, due Paul Smiths. 10 :ca IN
''~~ Saranac. 10 40 .. IN. Upper Lake ri II
a. M; Chldwod, IL 30 a. III. Clayton Il GOO Islsadn
6a5 O.. n. ~''
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
300 y. ~. Daily, due Cincinnati 7 90 D. H.; H..
dianapois II is p. m. st. Louis Z rs n.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
Ohm r. NJ. daily, Sleepng-Car passengers only a.,
WV ried on this train for Rochester. Due TAG
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o.16 L. M.-Daily, for Buna 10, Wateftown Osdsns.
burg, Detroit and Chicago. cape Vincent n
PlrrsFIELD. LENOX, NORTH ADAMS AND THE
BERKSHIRE HILLS Via Harlem Diyislon).
Two trains with through Drawing TO PitisdeA
y W Q. m due Ptttfed :35 Moth Adams 2 30 D. m
. 90 p 10, due Ptttsaeld 10, Eorth Adams 10 D. Ia
- FOR time OF local trains uckets. and space SeeplnS
Lars apply at Grand Central station at 49, 28f I1
I6o 9iZ Broadway, IS Wese l25thst 235 ColumbusAvS
fulton It, and - Broadway, E. D., Brooklyn. " "
DAILY, except Supiay Ctaer trains run daily
Above train: sxeep, those leaving az 80 9io, -
q NJ 80 30 0:oO Z. NJ. stop a, l3Sth-st. station.
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY, GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager. Genera: Passenger Agent
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NEW GRANT HOUSE
Proposals

proposals
ARMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New
fork S,i} sepcs~T H. i5 o9 ropo'' 6c IN
b. a. 1886? and then op'n,d. for rcpairIng thc steam
reject all proposal. Blanks for propo'as speeia'
Gatons and further paiu gn De- eaa Ga 1pR,nIa.
Atlantic" and addressed to Alex. J. Peiry Assistant
PRopoS,ALs Fo or TIE E CCoN;STTRlrcTpIo,N
Wa.hnaon D g. septemncr 70 Sealed progS,a!'
DAY. ocober !. 1892, for consrgst!ng sewers in ths
Specifications nay be obtained thi occ upon appca
only bids upon these forms viii considered Tn. rigit
i %rFy n@r I? ISlS' p" w. a"G Ross wM F. RoS,E
Commissioners.
II 5. ENGlNFER OFFICE. Room II: :, Army
~ ngdns 3, NT% fq prsg IN in S .6s
iIarbor q Iu9tnltan s. T. win b. rceycd At this
forms ga ana all Available 5foFmsoon viii
'pp"'''YD1 c HOUSTON. Colonel Corps Of Engineers
IT'S. ENGINEER OFFICE; Army Building;
= New.Yoh Aueu,t ~ ls"H p9p",a Tor a hs
s for drsdss q S aa S
ss s' aSsl pan z rpt+pSsr 10 $50
VII ss sspt on a% ell is' os
g. l.. GILLESPIE. Deut..COl. of Engineers
'I,REASURY DEPARTMENT, Office Super
1892. "' slE f'Y ftoi1sHHs Wi BE- received
S s s anS oScn SdGSa 2" s err ay
and materials required for the erection and completion
Except plumbing casplpng heating apparatus elevators
electric wiring AMI approaches OF the U $ Appraisers
Wa rehouse nj NEW YORK CITY, NETWORK, In ac-
cordance with drawings and specification. copies Of which
NAV bo had on application this Office Clr office or
the tendrnt at $50 Christopher street New YORK
Y Each bid must he accompanied 10y n cettnc1
check Tor than cent OF The amount II
Tho The right Is reserved 10 reject any ana
nil bids or t. waive any defect lnormaty In any
rid n IL DO deemed the interest 81 the Government 70
40 40 All proposals received after the time ,tat'd VIII
bo returned to the bidders. Proposals must he Enclosed
I'm envelope sealed and marked PROPOSALS for tho
Erection and Completion cNceDt plumbing, raspping,
heating apparatus elevators electric wiring AMI an
proaches) OF the r. s. Appraisers Warehouse at NEW
YORK CITY. NEW. YORK" and addressed TO W. j.
Tdb coke. Supervising Architect.
ID ROPOSALS FOR CASTINGS AND FORG
L INGS FOR THE NAVY YARD WASHINGTON.
D: C-scptcmbcr -. sg:rse1ed proposals Endorsed
wasbingtO ID. g.. 10 be opened October l. 1s.ie. will
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Department. Washington. d. c., until IL o'clock noon
October 1892 and publicly opened immediately there
after 10 furnish 10 the Navy Yard Washington d. c.
sets steel casting. for lOincn and Finch mounts
also IA quantity u steel forgnQs. Ihe articles must
conform 10 Nafl standard and pass the usual
ins pection. Flank proposals will b. furnished upon
Navy Yard. Washington. ID. g., the
bureau Tho attention Of manufacturers and dealers
invited rte bids all other things being equal de-
cided by lot. The Department reserves the rlcht t.
defects reject all hids not deemed al
vantagcous 10 the Government EDWIN STEWART
Paymaster General. u. :. "
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Cash quotations follows: Flour steady ana
unchanged: 40 .pring wheat. - 3ic. No .prns
Wheat. Goa CSC No. red. ~ 3ic No corn 43 &c
40 : oats. SIC No white, ~ l-4c No white.
~ 34a32 9 No. = rye, SIC. No. barley,
&c; 40 3, T. O.. b.. 43aG5c - : T.
o. b. 3j6 5jc: No | flax seed. II O6 | - ~ % .
prime timothy seed ~ 90, mess pork, per barrel,
80 l5d 80 20; lard. per 100 pounds. 81 % short
lbs side. doose az 900 50 JO dry saltcd shoulders
,boxedJ - 500 80 80; short clear sides OoAen,
- Goa - 90; wbiskey. d,tillcrs' finished good per
gallon. 81 Is. tu.ars, unchanged.
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Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty St.. North River.
Ilme Tabe In eject Sept. - 1892.

Trains leave via
LEHiCH VALLEY RAILROAD.
~ FFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS DAILY
S,lJ 4 VI, 1870 =. VI.
SCRANTON EXPKEss. EXCEPT SUNDAY. Sis
A. W.. 1870 l.. W., 3il5 =. VI, 1880 p. VI.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and the West.
90. a. la, 80 D. sundays, 10 a. H.. 90 y.
For Ea,ton. 90 49, a. NJ. Il 80, 10 3:45 5:l5.
Z 80 y.
For Bethlehem. Allentown and Mauch Chunk. 90.
rs a. M, IL 30 q rs, except Mauch Chunky. 3:t5
6:l5 80 p Sundays, 90. rs, IL 100 M, 40,
For Po,tsvile. sI6 a. m. II 80. a;+5 Sundays.
For HaIelton. s:l5 a. M. IL 80 s45. 80 p. m.
For y snts in the Mahsnoy coal region ct is e. H..
II 20 i5 y. m. SUNDAYS rs, IL 90 a. M.
For Wilkesbarre. Pttston and Scranton. 8 :l5 a.
II 80 345 80 p IN. Sundays. except Scranton s rs
For Ei%ira, sl5 a M. 10 80 80 D. n Sundays.
y rs a.. m. : 30 D.
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND wESTRRNRAiL"N'
TRAINS LEAVE WEST 42DSE,
$40 A. NJ 90 minutes earlier from the foet Of f .x
lin.st.) Tor Mlddletown, Boominsbu.gh, PoL suS
Monticello. Mounaindae. Pittsburgh Liberty; Hnns 81
Manor Hancock Csrbondale scranton Wa,oa;o ,yx
DeIolt Chicago aud points West ,,...,s and MIMI
Jif5 p NJ, Campbell Hall. Lake Moaonk snu onIae
waskA Waikiki Valley stations, Middetown, bloo0I
burgh, fenville Pittsburgh. Hureyville. Lioefs' A
ingston Manor. $1,000 ys~
400 =. NJ. Midtown Pittsburgh Lios,y ,,, ~
ing,ton Manor. Rockland. Walton. Sidney ,o,s a.
Oneida Oswego Rochester. Niagara Falls DeiSSi., =
caSo, and West Pullman seepers; recinins'c0~H
free TO Suspepsi Bridge. ,
Daily all other trains daily eNeept Sunday. ..,s><
Pullman drswins.room seats and seep'ns'c@ "
obtained y. So2 broadway New.York. .,-v.,s
J. c. ANDERSON. q. p. A.. Sc Beaver-st NeM.lS.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22

STOCK vi IN S seesruns AZ mIieecips 1000 taes
Of which American, 1000 ba!es Sale o ooo GSF1
1900 bales Spot niarke-Actiye Miaaiin: oR. aas
Tanchester marhet-Yarn-ln sellers favor tioSns-
.fSanT IIayre-Spot market. demand good pcco nIil
s Ho lspos 20 lies ord so Ord 40a. Septem.
Ter 80 october As November, ASH December HHs
January, 4s. February 4ss Mach " '"'"' '''"''
market quiet. s - .u..r,.on s,,ndard NJ classified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
DROpOSALS FOX TIE CONSTRUCTION

TT 5. LNGlNFEk OFFICE Room ii; Army
u. Bui'dng 81 whtcha.l-st. New-York. y. Y. sep
tonL,r 20 S92.-Scacd proposals Tor Dredging I'm tho
iIarbor OF Iuntn.t9n. s. y. win Is, ceiyed et this
oncr until twelve az o'clock noon, Tbursday october
90 Isy, and publicly opened Specifications, blank
forms all available nformst on VIII be furnished on
"P' D. @ HOUSTON Colonel Corps Of Engineers.
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n LIN1:.NEER 0EEICE. Army Rnilding.

August n IS.I2.-NcaItd proVDsaIs Tor Che
construction OF des repair dke. removal Of rock and
for In the Hudson River between CoXackie and
the State Dam NJ Troy " = VIII BE- received at this
,d,lco until II M September 20: 1892. and then publicly
opened Specifications blank forms and all available
Information vii furnished application 70 this office.
a. T.. GILLESPIE. lieut.. Col. Of nglneers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22

warehouse deliveries since SepsmoesG ,a oss New
S So $3.50 $50 bass total IsO 222 bags
unchanged prices sales 40 bales for eonsSmpuo od nn
900 haes delivered OH contract Fort reetiYts
~ eS bales against IL 37 bales last week anu Ho'o'
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22
Coffee and Fruit Stains,

Coffee hesc stains should DC wei
with cold, soft water before oelns put Ih'9 %
the wash, and will usually he iou' q al
right when the laundering Is done a
surer way is to TURN boiling water through
the fabric which will carry away the I''la
at once. When an especially me dam
ask suffers from this curse IT Is feee9menq-
ed to apply mixture MADE rom inc sol SOL
luton OF egg IN clear water WIN 4 Ie"
drops OF vine added.
Allow the solution penetrate tle I|"iil
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22

While Daniel Webster was secretary of
state I'm lor President Fillmore. II Young
10y named stephen Ai-r, WIS employed
hN Inn ~ messenger.
Nj. Webster YIN very fona at the
thin. Il lcate. d,rh-esed la!, aud iiu ing
him hourst aud relisihlr inrfa,frW him
will lupers and personal effects in a
nus catrless and Nhulr,tlc manner.
iial STEPHENS sharp cNc- SIN every
thing: In, attentive ears heafd all that
MIS- passing. and lie gathered up iuiorm-
alton about everything that canc into
his hands. aud could have supplied any
mcts Mr. Webster had torgolfen.
Mr.. Webster said one day y ou rrad
too much. My law books are to" dry
and old for chaps of II. While YOU Val;
for me run upand doNnun"cr tn trees.
stephen shoot, lis had. lie said Gag
crh.
Ne. Mr. Webster. | cant lose such
opportunities a. lave with You. sir.
"Goiug Ia BE- a lawyer ora president:
y NNNer sir.
y great lawyer, Of course, stephen,
Mr.. Webster said. with :; ~mile.
"Nc>, sir, not great li,e Mr.. Daniel
Wcbstrr-but IL great IL cln hec"me.
When stephen Wi-e WIS y. Ia Vas
practici. Z law in Virginia his native
STATE The residents oi Washington re-
member his magnetic arguments in tie
law courts al those carly day; remem-
Der we'll tin darh. why. Him Nirgiuian,
who. with hi. court papers andcr his
arm. was always dropping into the SILL
atc chamber n the hour of Il great de-
bate. or into The libraries for fresh know
ledge to bear on his oWn arguments and
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22

80 much has been sid about the lriY-
olitv. iucompf trhcc. OF uSiness # Am-
erican molhe,s that il will moi he anl>>
to inquire into lc characteristics Of our
fathers of families. With the best in.
trntion- in the world. the time thar Il
city III can spend With his family Is
II ualy very limited, and he Is not al
ways in the mood To exert helpful III
flueucr when h. returns at night worn
out ith business cares, and often pre-
fers the club. lodge, or ueighhoring cor
ner to his family circle; his wife may see
little of him and his chill lren les 1t IS
not matter of indifference, hoWcv I,
even in regard to health, whether The
children enjoy II due proportion of their
companionship, for hat is or should he Il
vital factor in the chillreuS growth and
education, and. whenever they are de-
prived of it. certain elements OF charae-
ter and mind are almost always absent.
Look around among Your friends where
the children have grown up without Il
father and see if your observation does
not show that there is some quality of
mind or heart. some check or balance
wanting, that no one else could supply.
observe that American fathers, whether
from the eXacliOn> of business or other
reason do not ordinarily come to my
Office with their aling children The
Whole matter j. often left in the hands ot
the wife or some relative. Germans are
more apt to come than Americans, and
Hebrews most of all: and indeed | call
not refrain from expressing my a,miia-
tiun of the domc~t c lie of the brtter
class of Jews in New York, which, 50
f.r#aa | ItV,. pb-rrVpd il j. in ul:tut 70
The Somerset reporter., 1892-12-22
Brighton

Mrs. Hattie Walker is sick With La
Grippe.
l.. u. Mathews was in town posting
bills for his opening ball at Hotel Hill,
Exeter Corner.
Mrs. j. Z. Walker i, ,ick at Osgood
Forbus.
Willie Clark, Carratunk; Henry Wash
burn, Bingham; Mott T.. Russell, Corn
vile; Albert Noble, Skowhegan; Geo.
Ball, Exeter, and Dr, F. o. Turner. Har.
mony, registered nj Wcsscrunsett House
the 18th.
The hay has all breu bought that VA,
for sale here. Clark IL Ware bought of
W. j. Foss, one hundred tons to 90 to
MoNic township and Mark MePhrtcrs one
hundred tons of Mrs. philcna Wvman to
go to Grecnville.
There are some eases of cauker-rash
and scarlet fever in West Brighton.
Otis Pentcn has gone back to Bangor
AT his work painting; after stopping n
few days with his mother in brighton.
J. :. Hayden and Master Carl of Gar
land, were in town the 10th, after hay
from his farm in town.
Sleighng is very good just now and
farmers are improving it hauling wood
and lumber.
e. l.. Huntington has gone to Bangor
for Il few days.