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, 1892-02-08
Notice 10 Plumbers.

@EALEn PROPOSALS WISH bc received si tbp
- aa4ne n& shn Supervisor q Mrehigaes 1nnarWry
department. Washington N e Mntsl 2 B'eloes
th0 lahaf and material required FOE che plumhs
inR aas piping e4e ser tAn Nl s GNNtNas lfefBse.
iis.ai atHeNs ete,, baiiaana al Paft townsend
MAAhs flo arenHAaMNa with the drawings and
sReciaeateMs. Nepies oi which mas ba haa on
application Ell AHsk aNA0e Ell tae nA8ne ai 8fa aW.
fefintendNni e. fetR Townsend MaaAi nRgana
Each Nid must De- accompanied bN q certified
ehefs faE ham nat less taah poE cont ol she
amount Ell thc proposal The department miii
Fesecs e4i bids received aEtet tbe time herein
stated fog urenHR Tic safae also bids Whieh aA
Het comply strictly With ali the requirements eg
thiH invitation Proposals mMat er enclosed la
envelope scaled and marked Proposals 8af
tee NIWMbiaN, Nstspfrlna eta, 40r tho 81
UnefoH hnuee. RostaiHca etc. hHiIdimR at poft
I0WnseHa, wash, with TIC nasne hNd address
nt me Hidaer ou ne outside oi envelope laF
identification aHd addressed to
". Il EnEK0nkE.
Fs@ Supervising Architect
, 1892-02-08

S. 1T, Clifford New Castle, Wis., was
troubled with Neuralgia ana rheumatism
his Stomach was disordered, his Llver was
affected to on alarming degree appetite
fell away, ana he Was terribly reduced in
aesh and strength. Three bottles az Elec-
lrie Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Lll., had q
running sore ON his leg Of eight years
standing Used three bottles or Electric
BitteFs and seven boxes 81 Bueklen7 7s Arniea
salve, and llis leg IS sound and well. 1ohn
Speaker, CataNba, e.. had i've large fever
sores 0n his leg, doctors said he was incur
able. One bottle of Electric Bitters and
ode box Raeklen's Arnioa Salve cured him
entirely. Sold by Acme drug store. Mari
& Ross pr0pFiet0rs.
, 1892-02-08
- - -. rnrheI.

New YoREs Feb. Money. easy,
at 1G2 per cent. Stocks irln at irregular
changes from hrst prices. Fours, coupon,
t65s. Pacific 6s, 9s Atehison, So; Central
Pacific, S2}z Burlington, s.; Denver 6 Rio
GTande, liz Northern Pacific, 245&;
Northern Pacific, preferred 67s; North
western t15k n northwestern preferred, 1Tss :,
New York Central Ia Is Oregon N Navigation,
S9s North American 1859 Pacific Mail,
371A; Rock Island, 9i9g sc, Paul a Omaha,
49, Texas Pacific, IIsz, Union Pacific,
49, Wells Fargo Express, sos Western
F7nfan ST
, 1892-02-08
So nIstnrIcal soclelf.

A special meeting Of the State Historical
Society Nall Be heli at Armory Hall in Ia
coma, on Monday, Feb. y, at 3 o'clock y.
M Hon. Elwoea Evans wili read an in
terestine paper relative 60 the first olscov-
ery az the Columbia river country. This
Will be the tirst OF a series of special meet
mgs Of the society to hear the papers read.
Gen, Az NJ kautg, Hon. Allen Weir, Hon.
D Al. Kuhn, Col. G. @. Halier, Col. Pros
Ser Edward Huugins and others are To
read papers Oh Interesting topics la the
, 1892-02-08
MIen nnn nr chlcarn-

Two men at the slockyards got into a
heated discussion the other day over the
Law al supply and demand, and one Of
them said
There isn't any use ln arguing With D
man who doesn't understand the elemen-
taFy principles. Non don't even know
what sNiioaiam Is
at'M bet $50, replied the ether, purple
with rage, that oar pacGiug-hoase turns
out more cans of Ecn III one aay thsn the
one you're working ia does iii a MONTH
, 1892-02-08

CHICAGO, heb. S.--A Denver special says:
The Russian government has officially no
titled Chief of Police Farley, through its
consular agent at san Francisco, that one
of its treasury vaults in San Francisco was
despoiled by robbers Gold roubles to the
amount ct SS98.0o0 were taken and The
Czar requests the chief to arrest the rob
bers If they arrive in Denver. Therobbery
was committed Dec. i The perpetrators
escaped at once across Siberia, and agents
of the Russian police are of tine opinion
that some one OF the Chinese seaports is
the point where they win take ship f0r
America
, 1892-02-08
NLinlng Ilnraan MeelInr.

The state mining bureau, consisting II
State Treasurer Lindsey and Lieut.. Gov
ernor Laughtou. held meeting ellis after
noon, although other than the transaction
of routine business and The disposal 81
some old accounts bhe lieut. governor and
state treasurer say that nothing was done
Governor Ferry vas notified oi the meeting
state eenloeisi was not complete, and will
moi be tnfnad over to the printer for q few
, 1892-02-08
- NInIennIh RIrIhlnr

The young friends 81 Miss Lizzie Sayidge
surprised her with pleasant party on sat
urdav evening, II honor of her sixteenth
birthday. The participants were Mr.
and Mrs. q. u. bramsens Miss E0Eth West.
Miss Millie West Miss Amy Cornwall
Miss Emma Cornwall Miss 0live Sheldon,
Miss Aida Everest. Miss Ida Mackav. Miss
Naud Maekay, Miss Maud Gonlson. Miss
Claudlne Springer, Miss Edna Hawiey,
Miss Louleigh Savidge. aud Frank Merri.
field A. III Christopher James Mitchell,
frank Ingalls,, Bert and George Bigelow,
Arthur Cornwall Ernest hester Arthur
Nnnnlas ara Clark SaNitpe
, 1892-02-08
neath "a MiIlIam HarIsae.

William Bartsoek who died last Thurs
day in Tacoma, was 4 brother of Aaron
Hartsock Of this city. He came I'd this
coast from Iowa It'll 1855 for bis health. ne
naming here until 1890. when he returned
10 settle np bis business. lie again came
to Tacoma La December. 1891. He was
stricken wlth paralysis ON the second oi
this month and died on the fourth. He
was 68 years Of age and leaves wife and
five children all grown. Tie was buried en
Saturday at the Tacoma cemetery.
, 1892-02-08
Greatly improved.

a. n, Glover Who has been oonaned et
81. Peters hospital during the pass four
weeks with paFalstic stroke, expects to
ha down tomn in 3 day OF tWo. Yesterday
be WAS able 81 walk aHoand the hospital
ARID attributed hts HpeedN recovery td the
efficient treatment and Kindly carr ol the
good sisters Na the sisters and te his
many friends he desires t9 return has
thanks Bar their interest iva his behalf
, 1892-02-08

The following Is commended to people IL
this citY who have been indalging Ia beat
ing dumb bcastss Section 800 of She sta.
lutes 81 Washington rsads
st ANY person torture, toFnent deprive
Unnecessary 8nstenaMce, cruelty beat, mutt
late. cruelty ksll og overariye any animal
or cruelty drive or wgrk Tie same when un4
q fer labots or cruelty abandon the sames
er carry, 0f eaNsa the same to lie carried 0m
any vehicle, or otherwise in an unneees-
sarily cruel and inhunian manner. he shall
he punished hs imprisonment in The e0an-
tg 8aii nnt exceeding 40 days OF 6y 8ne net
r.NrnnfF5me N4ng
, 1892-02-08
1 Highly Valuable Beok.

"a Mammal ef cnnEn oaal Faaeas
just pEepaaed and published ~ Caps TAas
"a Mckee. superintendent aI thR Honss
document room. IS 4 hook, ss the alli9F
tells ma Intended Ti@ bring widths tAE
Feaeb nf ada ala easy reference and ea-
aeneea statement ef what congress &16
whss congress does. giving sha ss
action aaa plan of operation. Mat
sezfhls laE duties 80 tha committees aMa
eiaHsF % both Houses ana tbe matAaa %
Wark from ah@ organization ~ kae & c el
oi congress. Much of 1he iaforTraf
rendered aeUh.y plain PIP befrg alasssea
by samples ef aHtnal Congressional Mrs
consisting nf extracts from htiis nass N
eoth GeMsss, Tea shar1 IL nnasAbMs s#Fs
faii and compiste history * eon&T a83
methods, fuoa pes malA $500 N
EMne. H. McNnm. Na. Grant
MAshamataa @. N
, 1892-02-08
FRIGHTFUL DEATHS.
AN AWFUL HOTEL HORROR IN the
CITY OF gRW YORK.

large Number Dead aud Sixty
one Missing Escapes 81
rhase who Were Rescued--many
Dead ANA Missing arc Unknown.
NEa YoAK, Feb. "a disaster parallel
ing ito h1uor and probably .exeeediag IL
aQas af life ihe AssF8hae occurrence ia Park
place. tlae rernems hranne aF which ~ fresh
in ihe pnhlic mind, occurred ia this city
+ aariy yesterday morniae The Heial R0yal.
shat Well-kHoNn lana marx Al Eortesh
straat and siHth svenue. WIS barnea 60 rae
4 groan8. sra large numhef ef peopse MeFe
hnrnad to death. many suteeate3 by
smoke snd others crushed in TIE ruins.
Search foE The dead was made as soon a.
/ possible but was stopped temporarily last
aieht. This mofming saFen bodies had
Z been foand as half pssg nine. Prem eArs-
/ tal examination af the hotel register and
+ Journal furnished nv CLERK Underwood
y TIE namh1z persons in tile building when
tie Ore broke out WAS Gs2. 0Ht 81 these
eight arc kmcMh Ia be dead eiehtv-one
ngEe rescued before Eha walls collapsed
land siNfe-ane are sglll missing. Among
these rescued fwoml the aangimg building
tweBty-souF more or less, were seriously
burned and bruised. lH IS not impossible
the missing this moEaine naay haEe es-
cared hut until the great heaps 0I debris
Z have bcam removed. n0 oHo can tell ahal
( Miis he disclosed.
RECOVERING THK BODIES,
4 In taking out seventeen bodies number
oS Others were brought in view. Every
effort u being raade 2 recover these.
When discovered. en khe Fortseth stneet
ssae thc wall Mas soitelng and about 90
8alA sa lat the search mas suspended fsa =
sinsn Ia order that tlle wall nsiEht be torn
down. As soon as this WAS dome fhe work
was beeMn. Bv neon two more bodies
K were removed. Both ei those were women,
Z supposed 10 he f4Cse ef women. employed
Ah0Nt ere hotel Victor E0tterin. q waiter
Who worked in ths hatal sons time an0.
Z fhts morning sata it vas the habit Coz rub
hisk ta accumulate SM ema corner of the
kitchen. Ihis piAa ot rubbish. on three
different occasions caught nHe, bat Mas
quickly eNtinguislle0. B0HeTlm believes il
8as here Bhe fre originated. Ehis morn-
fhat Harding, the treman of she hotel
E vitae Hnt discovered shc Gre fought the
tMtMas Ear Ntteaa minutes before he raised
Aha aiaHn. Harding daaies is.
TR 90 tmo o'clock thss afternoon far
hod3es were found and moved t0 Tie
women and tle fourth That 80 man. add
E 4o Ehc NNa ba1aes 81 the M0Ee@e yesterday.
aiakes niua im AL recovered from the nsl5ns.
ta these nga@ sa4t ns Harry 81 AeNew has
eN Identified. 8ise Bodies recovered To-
8aN are s3 taeU8ie huEara HaH Identifies
n W#N As impossible. Khe siNtA haas
A8 N MNAis & l8Ek
1f 4his Sts N a5sSr Yates Eaa Nhsl&ae Enhis
HIsE E eere critical condition ama
sn1gaens ie nes esneei i5im l0 recover
, 1892-02-08
NInssepeeas Ease.

A lengthy argument occurred ia the su-
periof court on the demurrer 10 The new
filed III Tile libel case Of Mes
segee rs. Brown. The demurrer was over
ruled and the case continued until the May
term Of eonrt
, 1892-02-08

Boston Gazette; Girls it isn't the man
that sits up late nights for sou who Will
take the best care 0f you itis The man who
gets Mp early in the morning for YOU,
, 1892-02-08

81 Noscbka bas removed bis tailoring
from his cid stand 70 Wash-
inRton street, between Fourth and Fifth,
in the Washington club building. feh2-tf
, 1892-02-08
r. ELLIS
u r N | t u r
BEDDING AND CARPETS.

Baby carriages, oa cloth, linoleum, curtain
poles, window shades, parlor, dining-room and
office furniture chairs Of an kinds. bedroom
suits and everything in the furniture line At
bottom prices. Hotels and lodging.ho to
be furnished viii be given the same prices a.
small dealers. Anyone wishing 70 purchase
furniture should can and Get prices before
buying.
, 1892-02-08

fA sire superior Court o. IhNssfon county.
State "a Washington
tH tsp matter 81 ere estate aHa enardsaHship
os the pe4eaB IF INsee e. FAttnn. 3aHaMe
Notice le hereby given tAat Henry Patton has
6led im the sNWef8of court d Thurff0n county.
Washington, q petition praying GOV letters II
HmMNl8aHNhtn ID himself 4 saM ai Isaac C
Natsoms the Insane person e. Above written.
WHom the estate Isaac G PRftaN insane,
and ihot Wednesday thn a1th daw 81 February
as1 al At 0eiackl IS Hl4 ri said 6aY, at tae
naNft Fo0m oi said superior court in thn cifv o1
0lNntpta, AhWfEtan county arid state aforesaid
haA hecn Bei to3 hDafima sasd dpeatIoH. when and
where amy person interested MHN aWpHMr and
sAaW cause Why the prayer al tala nni3tton
should nnt be efantad,
An witness whereof hava hire
taKAt1 unto aat my band ana anNna fNe
seal II said superior court this
8fd day III February ts1
iftefF Ws III ROBERTS.
county Clefk and CLERK ef thc sapeIief Court
, 1892-02-08

A White Sewing Machine, in good order
Apply st Meaehamas furniture store,
ian20H
, 1892-02-08

IN FaQ maEiaf a tho estate oI E6RFlaa lF0uieE
4 Maneaeed
Aa accordance with th@ ardte 81 the supeW.
nE Court 64 Nhn@tan county, ] shall sen ag
pFirafn sale the personal property Oh Charles
Honiak. deceased, aaid saie to iake place at the
fenft house olympia, ftom Nna afEcF Monday.
February les, lNa Terms e6ah5
W til. ROBERTS,
Aamiuistraias 81 the estate 81 Chaties Monlok
decreased Eenl8
, 1892-02-08

The Tacoma smelter employs hftp men.
Herman Jensen, K Norwegian aged l7, was
found dead iA bed ia Tacoma,
, 1892-02-08

sAN FRAHasoe, Feb. 81 Wheat, buyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
Dpi0en0 Notices.

CHICAGO AND ALTON r. Il; GO; ,,
CHICAGO, H.. Fob. 3. 1872.
~ OTlCE-A quarterly dividend of Two Dol
" 9is pc. Shac has hi' day Ieea d,clai@d Oh t n
The IL, dav Of s,oC kholdrf oil iecou az The
1h. ditiirnd on shares rcsistcel New.York will
lie rad 10 the office Of TIE ,cmpanI AGENT N,s,ts
lam I',nn A. Co. - William>t.. Nrw.lOrk, ana tae
dyid.d on registered ia Chicago VIII be plia at
VIZ ~ " Wv {. H. FOSTER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16

WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.

Monday, Feb. lip m
II is difficult TO read the stock market except
in tho loht afforded by the coal dcal-or perhaps,
more properly speaking, the Reading deal. me
initiative taken by the Philadelphia and Ecadlh3
in acouiring control by some contract Of two dlNI
dend-paving properties has brought the secufi'ic'
of the company into overshadowng prominence III
the speculation, although all the coal roaus nave
q vital concern in any steps that may ne TINT" "
improve the mining and transportation interests "
the anthracite regions IL Is certain 'ha' WIN"
all roads in New England would beneht IN q ha''n'
mons policy, if this were TO be accomplished W Wv
New-York and New Englard leasing the New-ii''cn
and tbe Boston and Albany roads the securities OF
tLe first mentioned company would hold the e""
in nublic attention EXfravagant as such an as
.,n,n,;on NAV he. it is needed to explain the con-
ditin,. Of mind into which Wall Street has been
thrown bv the announcement OF EcadlhS
achievement The power behind Reading may ho'
J.. rrdcrcstimated and faith that it Will be felt III
other combinations, particularly in the North"es''
bos given q buoyant temper 10 speculation.
Rcodlnc continued the leader of the market. IL
o,,rod NJ ~ 5-s rose 70 G2 almost IN an instant,
hnt then nuctuatcd between 81 IL ana ooi cmunrf
up Is per cent at 60 - Je'seS NenI,, nhenna
~ bigher at l6I, rccedcd to ~ "a. NomI'u,
inc that Lackawanna, without assume
nc, Of the Obligations IN thc o. up,
any, viii share. in the profits ,,oc OF
hgher coal prices, it is strange that ITS o Ssh
owod normal activity nevertheless III sple oi
s ,Ho Giraffe movements in the coalers Rcncmei
buying by London vas tie influence wG The more
,os in view of the weakness Of BRUSH cohso O.
,ha 'o 1"rthcr loss of gold by the Bank oil Eng
land and the hardening tendency 3i oIr cIcni
ondon But the purchases were OF dc cl'cu
l-oiTo', ,o,'ncr of speculation for IL Is uhNcislI
limited that should Europe cease Its @'s,'r
reztons in Arrif Gs1c S TH"dcS ssa% bought
mou.. 10y 10y J'rion Pacific, which rose over pc,
ccnt ST. PAU advanced 5s and Atehis %ns SDin.
CENT aS gsn even The Ls ss4sns a n%r aGy
glneu ,orrpptonaI shares inspired the whole Isl, 10
hat rho active stocks arc up Per cen, ., Vii bc
Erie asqed s'rsoee a ash aaa as ass %DS It
fnyo with English sDecalator0 Inc fi'' III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
South CaroIInaRaI|WayC

TO THE HOLDERS or SECOND CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE BONDS. INCOME BONDS, AND STOCK
OF THIS COMPANY.
The time for deposit of securities of this company
under the plan Of thi. Committee HAS BEEN en-
TENDED TO FEBRUARY 10TH, when this privilege
will be nrnlIy closed The effective protection ct the
hsIdcr. Of bonds aud of stock by means OF the
visions 81 this plan, and also in the foreclosure
proceedings pending in ccGrr. requires their prompt
deposit
Dated Ncw-vori,. February i2th 1892.
CHARLES -. rtIRCHiID. 10 Wall Street,
THOMAS l.. MANSON JR.. - Broad street.
Il. X. PONRON, 80 Broad Street,
GEORGE W. DILLAWiY, Is Wall street,
COMMITTEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16

Western Union needs no excuse, its position
among investment properties would Justify higher
prices. In respect of th~ Granger stocks II should
lie mentioned that influence was eXertcd by the
rurnors ~ Northwestern combinations although no
official ground exists for the rumors The inhamcd
Imagination Of tic Street however. is full OF
fiattcrins visions which nil not di.sipltc unless
the chill OF " lonc" selling is felt.
There is expectation OF an carly announcement
Of the Richmond Terminal plan and some biz
figures have cIept into print. Until the plan Is
officially given ont IT may I've we'll 10 withhold
alike qualification and criticism.
The market closed practically at top prices for
most shares with activity and strength
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Moderate sales Of Government Is registered
were made at ll6 3-4a1l 5-s and resulted i'll an
easing on in the asking price. The final quota
tiouS were follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

London Feb. H. 4 p. m.-Consols, 90 ll,l6 ioT
money and 80 "a for the account OaIad.ah Ia,lut'
." / :. Erie rs = Mexican ordinary, 20 5-7; Il.
Paul common. 50 IL; Heading. 80 20 Me lex zen
I1al "a p-r cent Paris adviccs quo'e per cent
rcntes at % franc. o5 centmcs for the account, and
Exchange on London at 20 francs ~ l. 'o"''icS iof
checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
financial nlccl!n9s.
ST. LOUIS. IEON MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHEHN RAILWAY COMPANY.

ST LOUIS IRON MOUNTAIN AND
SOIiTfil.HS HALLWAY COMPANY.
ELECTION NOTICE . 49,,
M 10, rpoNnNVAY. NI.N-iOI,k Jan. 81, 1892.
" Office is hereby gwen that the ANIMAL meet
~ inc Of the ,or .toid ~ the ST. LOi' non Mountain
and southern Railway tOml.Iny Wid q" het at N com
r,nri, once in the Cty u Louis, Missouri on TUESDAY
The sth d,y Of Marcn nest at O'Clock a. ~ or ~ eIc
lion OF III Dire. tor, ,or the cu,h- year, ana Or the
ra OF any other lst may cone before sIIi
The annual meeting the E3ard o. Dire iors WI be
held Office on Ntl'Nu"' ' wv 49, ~ ''"' II
next At - oclocs noon. -, !, 81 49,. 1,,,,Jo, ..,
Tuary @ 1882. at O'Clock m anu IeCbch'u w i""'N'
MafcH ~ ie'-' at !" '''' JAY GOULD. Prc,idens.
A.. II. CALEF. See rotary
I'M. IS,1,-iu rAcitIC RAILWAY COMPANY
FT.NCTfON N0I!Sa; -, 900,
no roj HcOi nWAY. NEWlcRR, Jan. Il; 1897,
N Office is hereby gwen VA, ,he il.'i meet
II AII,wHy C0NPNNY will be ,leid ~ he com.
nanv's on % i he Clv Of Louis Missouri on TUESDAY
the stb d. n, Nrh newt oclo'k a m for the oe;
lion of IA n.rtnr Tor the ensuing year. and Tor che
IA, n NJ any other business tst NAV come before said
tn. o,n,,, oo,nc OF the Rnard o. Directors viii DO
held az t sac one on "Wednesday tho 9th day OF March
The Stock transfer books VII be closed Tuesday. Feb
ruary Isf,o M oocK =. ana feopeed on Thursday.
March TO- 1904 at 10 o'clock " " corrn p-o.,,...
4. II. CALEF. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
CecaI Notices.


~ Y. SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERN.
-. In the OF the application OF tie Board Of
pd Transit fair0d tour,,Olcls for .hc city Of New
Nosk for the appointment Of three Commit >ioncrS % de-
trrnne whether Rapid Transit Railway, ~ Rallvals for
the convey ard talon Of and property:
dtcrnLed by sad Board ought ~ be constructed ana
operated.
PubLlc notice l. hereby given that. pursuant to tho
provisions Chapter ~ the Laws Of 1871. appca
on Will be made TIE supreme court 81 ~" Si1te OF
Nrw. orK General Term thereof. % be held in the
County House, the city OF New York, on che
18TH day 81 February 1852 the opening Of the cour: on
that day. thereafter counsel can b. heard
thereon appointment OF three commissioners In the
ahOyccntd natter - determine and r"nort liter due
whether railway determined ty the board d!
Rapid Tan. Railroad Commissioner, for the CITY Of New
York aad described n their report Transmitted 70 tho
Common Council ~ ~Id ely. October 20, 1891 ought
Ia be- ron .tructci and Op .rIcl Inc application VIII De
the IatifiOn. lfdaNs and report cd Board
OF tn tlrlk q tlr tity ana County Of New
York Oh tie dly II J9sr'ry 1892 and which aid
l,iort ,otans OF ne route routes and the
general uln OF cpu~:rl 81 the proposed railway ILr
Comulss oners Who determine, after public hearing
Of All plrtc, Interested whether such railroad ought y "
constructed and operated. and sla report the evdrnce
t,kcn io aid General rin together with rcUOt OF their
whether road ought structed and
o,a'l which report II IN favor OF the corstructOh ana
90, ration If such road shall when confirmed BY sId court
H. taken I'm lieu Of ,Onscn: Of the property owners along
the line Of the wopo-ei railway. o
Dated Sew Cik, January -, 1882. ,
board OF Rapid Transit l;aroad toIn,s.oncr for tho
CITY Of Ncw-EorA WILL An = iEl N"Al
IN Ii SSrrAAiS;tifEs,
}I22idiEE yfF j. I>TbAiEsllr SUE.
JOIN ~ BOWERS. Counsel. 81 within -. \. y. city
Done IN pursuance rscutiOl Of Board adopted jam
nary IL. is32. Affect: LtGENE L. BU>HE seoretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16

'HE BOOK or Al: SroEIs, ocn.o. zoo Pace
air an,,errut i.rir. ,or ,a.ng swimming bill play
Ing shooting hor>, ack riding &C. Sc, IA 'uii .. per
ronv Punished nv The II bune. New fora Entertain
ing and uniyersslly COMMUNICATED By the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
i)roposGls.

NOiRT HOUSE AND POST OFFICE, New
y Y,rk. y. y. tcbiuay T. 1872 sealed proposals
n lsot for supplying two hundred and G;ty 2joJ :ai,
81 bos,n furnace boiler coal. e. VAN COTE Custodian.
ID ROPOSALS FOR TRUMPETS AND
l CEoOhS phil. depot Of tue .. NJ. Dept. No. Ii3S
Arch II phla Feb .. lS92 Sealed PROPOSALS ia tTipt.
cate vii ls received AZ This Office until II O'Clock \. VI.
W'lu,.ia, FEBRUARY H. 1872. for furnishing thu L. :.
Qaarisima-t,r's Department in mis- city with 1900 q
I'm Win slides and 1900 + crooks. bids b.
6,.d uon instrument, and crooks Of both bass aud Ger
man silver and samples must accompany proposals. Bid
49, must stat the earliest C0tcs when they Will make
deliveries, BIDS delivery at other POINTS than Phila
,Gerod. The Government the
rght to I,jcct any or all proposal Preference VIII be
Given u domestic production manufacture
rdtons OF quality price tncludlng the price u
or productions manufactures the duty thereon being
The required guaantec In 10 uf the value
Of the article, PROPOSED TO- -horld accompany poplals
Inuc FOR pouOSas ard fl information Will be furnished
y mis- o0ce upon application. Envelopes containing pro-
raI, 10 be- lnd0r~cd Proposals or Irumpct>' aud ad
Diced n the undersigned. C. SAWTELLE Deputy
q NJ General. 4. :. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-16
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