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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
NE\V RRTNSWICk.

4 TRAIN STRIKES \ SURNElOR'S PNRN.
4 fatal accident occurred At llonicnvillc on 'H'
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad. at a. m. yesterday. M'h'cl
McDonough Of Wyckcn-st.. and George lHO"n "i
Atheist survcyOrs Of New Brunswick. wCre eng yea III
LAYING ont branch track under the direction oi
Supervisor J. r. smith. heavy fog prevailed ~ NV
tire The surveyors and their assistants wcr' on '''
cast-lound track and no; aware Of the approach o'
passenger train No 81. which wa running ''I'"-"
uouteuvc at fun speed The train crashed mo ue
men, one of the assistants sprang 10 one SIDE NN INK
his life Another wa, Strucl. the arm and SIGNIFY
injured McDonough va, struck and hurled twenty
feet TO the hight Of the train. lie was instantly Nirn
Brown wa, knocked down by the n2dy "i M'upn"us'
md received painful and probably fatal mum
VrDnnourh', body and the injured men were 'ih'h u
rah,yav and afterwarf to New Brunswick.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
Mps. DOVER STINT TO JAIL THIS TIME.

Mrs. Mary Dowor OF NO. 139 South Thi'dst.. was
found guilty obtaining goods undo false lntnc~s Yes
day in the J1,, Avenue Police COuit and sen q tn
Kings County jail for ten days. Mrs Dower the wife
OF a wtlitodo contractor month ago she was arres'a
On charge OF shoplting. auc although found guilty %
ths offence 81 Juy sentence suspended by the meg
istIate owing IN ne responsibility
Since then Mrs visited the shoe stove Of Pihp
Eender a. No. 2i5 the representation
pair OF shoes for poor wdO" obtained
tcm. 1t subsequently learned that the shoes hai
been given OF her children. Nh Bender caused
her arrest When the court pronounced sentence Mrs
DoNcr in, = into tears and begged for mercy I'll an
scut % n" soDbec. II shall surely dc" IL was
difficulty could be fOIccd mo uc prison VAL
che i,blnd o. the woman SAYS nc cannot account for his
MICS behavior as se supplied with sufficient money
TO ,r,Nlco hcr-e,f ;nd children with clothing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
ELIZABETH.

The Rev. Or. Kempshall started yesterday lor hc'-
,nuda T. rccuperate hi, health which has ieeh bioN
shattered by his prolonged struggle with e H''e"'" "
and the tDOkmaher> His amcnt i nervous pT"S'r"-
zion and he has been for month, under the care OF
specjalis He is considerably improved ana hops 10
be in good fighting trim TO graphic With the rac''c"'
ON his return He will remain in bermuda LOT "
month Before departing DR.. kempshail drew np =,
stirring appeal 10 the moral and religious lropF "I
New Jer,ev 10 take up AIMS NOR" against ihe
,ocetrack bill, and make u Formidable protest next
Tuesday nj Trenton against their passage
rohn N-Cord one of the Oldest and for many years
most prominent builders in Elizabeth dlch Nc''IuuN
n his hcme In inden-,t. AZ the age Oh seventy NeN''
To BOARD OF Education has decided that there Is
need Of a new primary school in the skin Narn ln'
school will be erected in Iierave on land held by inc
city under the Martin act ana VIII cost ho' ' ''''
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
STATEN ISLAND

CONCORD.-Glstav schroeder the stIbleman who
was fatally burned IN the fire which consumed Dncf >
barn al Concord Wednesday morning, while en-
deavorIng to save four from the burning strict
ure died yesterday from his injuries at the smith In
nImaH.
NEW BRIGHTON The Board Of Cmva.,cis 81 Gas.
III ION met al New Bis hton yesterday and I'd
fhr VOC Of the Town election held Tuesday. The
Official returns defeated George W. BJwuIan The Dem
oclatic candidate for justice OF tie peace lie had bcn
declared a winner by the police returns by majority
OF eleven votes. There clerical errors n 49,.
fourth and ffth districts I'm favor Of John X Hail. OF
West New Brighton. the Republican candidat who WIS
declared elected 10y vote by the Board Of Can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
NEWS FROM NE W-JERSEl.
NEWARK.

THE EVIDENCE AGAINST LENT
Some important developments in the MilbHrh muir
der case are expected when the inquest r'coHN'h''
next week. and the Newark police are confident OF hAhS
tho crime upon Angus; Lrntz. who is POW In the
county Jail. Within three DAYS OF the piTdcr' "
has lccn learned. Lcnz committed three robbcrc> ana
his general character i bad. Four days b'."f" the
murder Lent slept lounge In The senior mouse
lv permission Of the woman he Is accused 81 In'r-
dcring and 1t j. said that or several occasions ne
cot something to eat there. When the plac" WAS
oxouined after The murder the remains Of supper
were found there and plates. two knlN,S ana
forks and cups. Mr. Senior took hi supper al INC
tr.or, and ~ no one else can be found who >uppcd
with Mrs senior saturday night. the presumption l.
that Lentz stopped at the house and got >oihctmhS
10 cat from the woman and took the opportunity ~
Kill her In order Ia accomplish robbery OF the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
pBcvyryr AREIvALS AT The HOTELS

EErNSwICK- Eudyard Kllling and wife, Of England.
FIFTH AVENUE-Iuccc Chail'> Andrews, Of "a" N'w'
YorA Corr. o: Appeals Judy" Joseph Potter OF "h'1h'''
Y Y. cN,,o,einor Jane, T. Campbell of Ohio. aud rN-
,.o,o,,or Charles H. SAWYER ~ New.liamp>hrc.
GRAND Icutcuau;-C oolI :. VI. Mansfield. United
states Engines. HOFFMAN-Georgc Rlne- OF Roch-
otter and wilson c. Bi-,'li. OF buffalo VICTORIA
John .. Milburn Bunall. WINDSOl:-C congressman
lame. 4 EeGru. of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN POTTS.

London Feb II-Awiycd steamer Ludgaic nm (BD,
Brown. from Ncw-NOsk F'b =.
Queenstown. fcb iI-saIcd, steamer Britannia (brl,
Smith, Ncw-lOih.
tissgow feb Il-Arriycd. steamer Crcassa OBJ,
young from New. 0rk Jan 30
swansea. Feb lO-Salcd, steamer Manhans,t tBD,
rNsn,. for NrW.i 0ri.
Lcith Feb Il-Saled, steamer Cromi (Dr Lord. for
Aberdeen. Feb 9-Arrivcd, steamer Moorish Prlncc
(I,r L,y,on from Newly ofk Jan -
Hamburg. FEB lI-Arriyed, STEINER DANA kLhlw, In.
from Ncw-lork Jan ~
man,Sy. for New-YOrk.
Ger, 80 New-Y0rk. a., 49,.
New-IOrA ~,
gth->aiej steamer vera t,,er POhle. for York
Sciiy. Feb ll-PIsscd, steamer mississippi or Muir.
rel. from New. FORK Jan u. on hcf way 10 London
..r.wIe Paint FEB ll-Iu-,ed. steamer Othrllo
Phillips frN rsw.fork Jan ~ on hrr way to Answerp.
qepess I1-Passed steamer ~ Marnock (Bo,
ghpps from Newly ork Jan "a Oh her way to Antwerp.
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rur & T. f. or MASSACHUSETTS,

ro.ton. Feb 11-M to-days session Of the Mas
,cbu.etts g. A. H. a motion that the department COM
u,pdor hereafter submit his address to committee
~ five which should be ready 10 report ut the hfNt
day, session. and that all resolutions sha Dc SUI
iod i've day. before the convention indefinitely
nostponed By a unanimous vote the convention III
ddorsrd the genera; order Of COmmnndcr IN 'hie iIhe
NC tlr, agnu-t the us" Of the Confederate nag on
INV OCCASION The election Of officers followed D.. /.
CLurlin Of Worcester present senior vice COMMANDED
WAS elected department COMMANDER ~ ". man, W
INN wa, chosen senior vlce-c0mmander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
pt1EH%0N

just outside Pacr.on i, GaIrci Mountain, which,
being wcll-wo9ic1 and frequcntod by small S"nc j.
a fivorits hunting ground for local port .mcr.
carpenter cmp we'd in Paterson Tuesday night loIhd
that small animal, are not The Only game on the
mountain: for in cabin on stony Road il" captured
A good sized bear cub. This exploit has revived ID"
story current in KinGsand some weeks ago th"t a
bear and wolf had been killing pig aud ciIchch>
in riOu Township.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
uACkENS IA

A DC. black ana tan dog owned by the Cole id,g,N
who live I'm Mycfsst. opposite the Union Il school
went mad in their palor yesterday afternoon. and Ia
consequence there much excitement IN th" n"l%h
bo,hood for hail an hoUi. Nh. cole and her t"o
daughter, armed Themselves with carving knves aud
Gibbs but the dog escaped from them. Pupils wcr1'
inst then coming out Of the school. and panic scemed
imminent, the street being filed With frightened women
and children Finally Gary" Dawson. catcher for
The Outing baseball shot the dog bctor~' any one
had l,een bitten. The dOs family pct and could
DerlOim many tricks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
OCTGOING STEINERS.
SATURDAY. FEh u.
iLLsDAi. FEB. 10.
TTTHI n Va NOUIH VISII-- y III
wIoSrsDAf FIU.lr
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NlwYonK........r THURSDAY, FEE. il. iS'
AI.f.INI.D

ARRIVED.
steamer wc'im,ath OHf. sioa nous London Dec 70
sup,4 jan 81. Nt'~u Wa N'fok n l'i.ot to Barb,
cccded Cuisine. Oh COMFY Island FONT t. m ur cable
Steam l;,,hmond inn Tn. rc.ry. f9ndpn Ian 20
wiz, md .nd Ia.-c,r.rs 20 >Inacs'on a SON ~
steamer I,lronic lrr. Irving. Liverpool 20 8
2."''o"2 t,, G' =. %s "a, ana & I" " Marian
steamer Cyloado i1 AbDott nun Jan -. Via Boston
S,@sin,r STAT q C,ifornis Br Bipe, glasgow Jan
to Simpson Spncc q Young. An..cd at The Far at
St"aner rlbe r,ep. Won Goc-,ei. Brem-n Jan 30
southampton FEB /. VITA mdsc ana p's'enreFs n
passenger. TO 1. tOts. Arrived al the Bal
steamer Pennington lEr McErehie hmyrnl Dec 20
AieA andrat Jan D. Malta ~ aud Gibraltar ~, Win md.
ouns Ari,ed At tn liar AZ 80 7 m. ~. ,.....,
M .r nnd rGltSf jan va sa1gnd. I'd e.
@rn mase to lnclp. hrs, Go y'' ', to Simpson
>.eaner Jl.cn lrr!. Coot, Monte Bay Feb ., 81
,,.tarner deoig v tEdc. lici%@. Ssn.o Domingo Ian
25 Macoris =. ssnana ~, rono ista 80 lap hayu,n
eb and IuIAs l'Aad $ YIN pe's e., 1na pas,nsc' to
W" Srt,nr} yI Iroiuos byar'c ja'sso%r fsb ~ thac.
ton : with mdse and psssenrors To WA CLYDE \ Go.
with m.d.e ana passenger. Oid dominion IS 60.
steamer Alse"Dorr. Lewis. baltimore. with mdsa to
steamS; M,nhAttan, bragg, Portland. with md,c anc
steamer ri r D,moeE G'rry, Bo,lon. t,
;y o, Ne~ nnSa wer~r N I'm Ely;5
I bss S' r Ii Wnc Gt Co., "'' '''O' %
snip Magnhild Nor, TrIi"i''n London 81 day., In
ballast 10 ienhlni Boycs,n.
Bark Aicc Dlckrrmin. 'ooh. IaEa - day. with
Tark Henry Dan Ni,sen Mafseillc, - days, with
mo.e TO order; vessel runch, Edyc 4 CO.
>uNstr-wind at sandy nook. moderate. W hay.
At city Island, hsht ~ ; l1f
Arrived yesterday
, e. aos @a ana %." 90 tni.oa rs n ana
steamer Lake Neoignon tBr, TAyior Liyerpool-Iaa
steamer Chariot. CDtchD. Peters. Dover H. order,
steamer i.Ac,cr Cny CGr. wcias Bristol. t,-Jas
Arkcll Co.
stc.aer Almandlno IN. Nnshp. COX Tor ordcrs--
stcincr oIsmn, Rockwell. Iiasua capc Hayden. Gon.
awe. Uc-Nm T. Clydc Go.
stcamcr trinidad lBr,. Fraser. Hamilton Bay-A Il
Ourrbridge 4 Go.
Stean"f bermuda CrrI. flnlcr. Martinique. st Luci,
Stan C,ebfI.gOs. galloway, CrnfuogOs and ST Jlg0
Ma Mas AHA !. ward G 60.
STEAMER tfnananch t''cr', Nundt' CarienaS, funch,
Sicancr tIlhu Thomson. Hansen, Moblc-N & Gun
steamer Roanoke Ilulphers, Norfolk and Newport News
-O!d Dominion - To
Sicaner Richmond, jenny West Point va-od Domln
steamer II NJ whitney iailctt. Boston-u , Dimock
ship sultan OH, ichcg, Ian/iba, and market
PARK Mama Loa filsi. Douris- Antofoga.ta and Val.
psra.so- icmmingway Brown.
SAILED.
Steamers Alnsndnr Que 'nstown siberian for elias.
gov 0tana Tor nasaa ana Hsy'an po,t, bermuda for
uOnd fol West Point, Va.
Also Sa!lcd-vla Long Island sound
STEAMERS rOItA Tor Halifax. ~. sc; II N Whitney
Tor Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
PT,STGyATJON OF 4 POSTOFFICE OFFICIAL

Charles H. Peny. assistant superintendent Of the regis
.ry division Of the Poto0ce. offered his resignation
Postmaster Van Colt Yesterday. Mr. Perry who
formerly auditor OF Custom House. appointed
October lie resigns because Of health. 1t
Is thought that will be appointed 20 place n the
postal service Is combining and will give hin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
roy WANTS lis MARRIAGE ANNULLED.

Ludwig C. schneider. Of No. 1872 sumptci-Nt son OF
the sexton Of the German Reformed Church at Her
kncrst and Cooper Pace IS seeking 10 have annuilei
hi, marriage TO Miss Mary T. Balagh, of No. 13l Gaio'
ave- entered into when he less than eighteen ana
she seventeen years Old. Their parents are GnaiuahN
nd Item TO? them motion for alimOny and coui-ei
oe was made before Judge Clement yesterday. Couns.
for the girl asserted the validity OF the marriage Inc
affidavit of tho young set forth that three weeks
before the marriage he met the gin nj bal! in Turn
Hall ON october 81. 1880 he got drunk on cham
nm Ee and went her house. lie dill not remember
VIA; Happened. but the next day he went to see th
Girl and she showed him marriage ceItlhcate ana
fod him that they had gone 10 the house OF the Kew
,Iark., r. Ilead No. 3d. HancOchst.. and were mar
red He thought II joke. and dld not Know nc
tith until hi, father learned il from M Herald. Am
davis were presented rejecting upon the character OF
the defendant and asserting that she married Lni"ls
because She thought ne had money. Dcnials were put
~ IN her lehaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
(.r,r,c,.Ivc nr. JoNEs,s OPERATIONS

Further evidence ION the patients OF MIS- DE- Jones
was presented before Judge Bartlett In the supreme
court yesterday in the defence OF her suit against me
Fade to securys 1000 damages for alleged libel
Mrs Kuncunde 'Soettnger testified that she had been
unable to do any work since d. Jones operated upon
ber She has two suits against her to recover slo0oo
rs damages. $3.50
DIR George Drury testified In regard to tie pub.ishen
.,ntcncnts attributed to him relative 10 the WomaAs
Hospital DR.. samuel T. King. who had assisted al
,be opeations performed by Dr. Jones gave evidence
IN he effect that lie considered many Of them unneccs
sory Comfy Physician A. W. shepard testified tha'
he had advised women not submit 10 operations AT
,,. hands ~ DR. Jones and was vigorous H. his Ian
cuage lie WAS opposed TO aparoiomy unless II was
NECESSARY TO save lie. None of his patient, ever oe
Tor lack Of IT, Among thc other witnesses were Di.
George w. Welton Miss Kate Thompson. DI FiGuen"
Ni.e Sor,li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
v,,,i,vsrILEcs,s EopY FOUND.


he body OF william sellers, fifteen years Oc' Va ~"
49, Monroe St. who disappeared on January - WIS
fonnd In a pond at Broobynavc and CaIroi-'' Ie''oI
dsy His riefstricSen parents h"d eNhau'.D' 49,
means OF tracing the boy, who left his Rome i'i oi
inf ;,,nam and ThrOOp aves. on January H. fHIii'S
they were led to search in The vicinity OF Inc polu'
among the hills south Of the Eastern PARKWAY III '"o
outskirts Of the city, in what is known IL inc o''""
Iiin region. He had once tod his mother d I'''7
fbis partcuar pond. in which the water Is twenty IT.
doom in thc middle and she thought he mlshl h\'
been drowned there A., H.,
Finally the parents secured authority for INC ponce
+, break the ice Of the pond and ny 10 hno 'c o'S
III, cap found frozen in The lct' anu 'u pO y,
dragged yesterday with the result Of ihe discovery VI
,be hody of the boy. While engaged IN bcahhs INC
lee. = policeman icll in where the wafer WAS over Ms
hc~,e II l. supposed that the boy went 10 WISH wv
pead and venturcd upon thin ice: lie had 10 ,hc,.
cuidcni Of the vicinity saVs that fOu BOYS haNs been
drowned in ne pond aud the city authorizes VIII ah3
steps to III IL up TO fence Il in IL Is au'o"ON W
paak>.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
MAYOR BoODy SENDS \ BILL To ALBANY.

MAYOR BOODY SENDS Z BILL II ALBANY.
= BIZ has been drafted and forwarded to Alhan'
10 carry out the suggestions made by Mayor Body III
his message ~ reference to the requirement by the
city Of the property OF tie Long Island Water supply
COMPANY the attempt 10 purchase Whlch by mayor
haJin and Controller Jackson last year for Sl?1oOC
led TO long LITIGATION which showed that the city mao
no rlght 10 purchase The property The bill provides
for tie appointment OF supreme Court commissioners
40 apprJise the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
MIRINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rise 527 Moon rises OF IN Moonsage ~
WATER.
4 u-saudv I'k 7Oj GOV. Isld. 72S H-ll:G'e 81
PU-sandy II'k. 10 GOV Isrd sos Hell &C.. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12
Announcements.

Browns Camphoratcd Saponaceous tH'
,eeh' Refreshing and delicious" - cents oo'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12

Many ladies are martyrs to suffering. incl
h.I. holm f. Parker, Ginger Tonic
parkrrs Hair Bal,ani - ale - me hdI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
~ WEST s9TH-3. o.,.
D,,.ss.s OF the Nervous Svster ienito. rn'ry Os-
Impo,ency and SterEty' Hooi' W -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-12

Steamers Alnandnc ior Queenstown; siberian elias.
gov lndgia ilay:lan pOrt> bermuda for
~ CrpiN. II Mite ,an.hr 'or Norfolk, &c; I:irh.
MOnd foi West Point Va
Also Sa!l,d-Nla Long Island sound
steamers foriid Tor Halifax, ~. &c; II ~ Whitney
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-17
DEATHS And FUNERALS.

6CTFOS-on Thursday. June is. lsa- AZ the
family residence corner Isrkes aad Lane stress
infant child of Rev. and Mrs. e Is. sutton, aged
a months
The funeral takes place from the residence n
O'Clock today. inierment being made IN Lake View
cemetery
W0oDS-on THURSDAY. Tune &c. ,se2. In south
Seattle. George Woods tecloredl. o. coEsnnlpr
tion, aged 81 years.
The arrangements for the funeral were not CON-
pleted yesterday bur II will probably take pnce
today from Bonney stewards undertaking
rooms.
JoHNSToN-6n wednesday. June IS, 1892, At
her home. IN Ballad, wash. Mrs Ada L. Jonn-
sion. agad 50 years
The funeral takes place 20 10 O'Clock today from
the Ballard M r. church. Interfnent being made
In Lake View cemetery.
HAMLIN-The funeral Of Mrs. f .. Hanlin
taxes place At o'clock today from Bonney &
stewards undertaking roon1s. interment being
made IN Lake Nie& cemetery.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-17

proposals FOR ERECTION OK -FOUR
L mil and portable ssxriIi, etc. L : Indian
service. Colville Irt al Agency, Washington.
>salr1 proposals. t1oGrse,4 - Proposals. TO- erac-
,io2 CT d1E- Elill. e-c." Eas case z2ar o. srt
addressed 70 the undersigned a. FcEs Spokane.
~ ash. VII De receives a. this agency uz-si
o'c.ocz OF Jug ). 1891 fsr the furnishing ef
tie site known the New NIL SITE 81 the
Ccpur Alena Indian reservation. Washington.
che Touring XII q 30 barrels GzEF c2peeity win
portable s-T--1iL attached. also one seven--o,9-a
frame dwelling as Der the plans AMI spsi 1iezt.os
which nay - examined ~ ne Gt1ce o rse ORE
CONAN Of Portland, Or; tae .-TatelttZer-
ezr." CT seattle. Wash; the Review" e >pr-
kane. wash. and n this eSeacy.
separate BIDS are required for the furnishing 90
the n-.c5i1e-T AM p2@c5a- same IN poSl-icz- 2nt
fo- rh= bud su bid ie-s required % STATE
specifically IL their BIDS the length Of sua u-o-
posed % - consumed n fAe erecl1oa Of TIE mis-
sl1 ozE&2Sa
say part q any 90 II ce=et Tor Ele oes. mares.
@ the se-SiSe-
Certified C1ecks-Esch bid IT'S. - acco-ra
led - certified cheek - draft Epcu sorzs United
states depository o. solvent A. c21E II
rh9 ytciai-y y TIA rezst=ac= q TIE ris5e- uazt-
rave5 30 ths order O. .1e commissioner q Il
q ~ zff8-s to- A. a. per cent % she annou1-
fsite5 10 tie Cnit=1 >s2-ss = case aaT bta e. o.
Bidders recstT11- sgzr1 sa1ll IA - D-au11.v
sxs-1te coEET2c- u - god All sT-i-leuE sl-a-
tss Otherwise - - returned . t1e o5sttsE
BIDS .cc,s-1 Ez2ist 81 c2sa u lea % csrr.Sat
cheek Ell ra0- cA 11-sz. k=rszz
Fog f1-s1sr info zsf7a A. - location Of rHa
nils. Dsa.s 81 ra2sPo--a-io1- ga. aovly %
Hal = COLE,
Z :. TEclz2 Azsct-
For Scoks-- wash Ma - $50
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z u ! y =.
First publication June IL. 1892

SPECIFICATIONS FOB BRTCE-BIDS WILL
- be received by the board Of pu5lic wprks Of
ne cay OF seatse up - Il m FsI az J une Ziin
hvered IN lots from ten 10 thirty Thousand per
week, a. called for by the city engineer during TIE
construction OF the lining Of the Lake Union ewsr
tunnel
They shall De of good quality Of hard burned
brick. regular in form without warp AID with
square edges. and. when struck, shall give clear
ringing SCUM :. When broken they must exhih.r
g uniform grain. tree from air bubbles CRACKS
coarse pebble or ungroand clay. so salmon cr
SIT bFics allowed on the g-ound zach bidder
viii furnish 20 the board samples OF the brick
proposes 10 furnish the samples Of the successful
bidder viii be Kept and ali brick fura shed be
equal in quality and shape TO the SAMPLES All
ground bF the contractor
Bids VIII also be received for i25 900 brick
fnore o. .essi. made OF saitAele cay thai has been
prepared Thoroughly in the sane manner and
with the same care that clay 5 prepared FOR sewer
closed dew2-1ransh. siln. and salt slazzd In size
the bricks are 70 oe OF the usual form They are
70 Be In every way as hard and durable slc Is
well giszed IS The hest xraie OF virrih4t sewer
pipe Bidders <ll. also furnish s2Gpes % these
bricks 70 which all bricks 6elvsrs,- Il \ contract
therefor be le-I must oe equal - quality and
shspe and siza-
These BRICK must De delivered 4. either or al
los a. t o:srei - y the civ e5sneer IL :; n
The foot OF Depot STREET: (1). 81 or nsa- The
corner OF Lombard and Republican scrse,s: 81.
az or near the conner OF Rollins aid Espaolczl
streets.
The rights reserved TO reject any and all bids
c. G. HETFNEE, Secretary.
CEALEp TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
- $: Ely efnce until p On Wednesday. 18th
June 1>S@. tor erecting AMI completing TIE sd
perstrlcEure OF = brick and s.ona aoEeI. 70 &c
built on Ios -, block I3. for Mr. Z Ci1ichcl-
The ten1ers VIII be received Tor tie whole worS
O. Sc parareiy. as follows
For bid < tone and cement work
For carpenter and NH wo-k, which includes the
gas
Fer clustering
Fer plumbing. heating. CASA ting, electric wiz
ing. galvanized iron alo iii work
For painting
Fer roofing
The building is 20 be IS by l32 Feet, three stories
high with 4 basement
The succe,st1l tender vii be required 20 furnish
good and 81 fscte1t bonds.
Pans specifications. etc. ca7 De seen - nv
oIce. Nc zoo1l. Powsl block. New wasz1lIn-
srer 3. c.
The owner reserves the right TO re.ecs Any OF al
tenders A. Z. TOWLE
Architect
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ENGINEERS AND Contractors

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LtlST.

I CST-A LAnY-~ GOLD wATC8 BETWEEN
l. sScal A. 21-1-ouz Fs-Ss FIz1s- lsGvs 5.
: a~7 Lane ss-eeE 2swSrd.
T n>T-A WRErE SETTER WITH BLACK
l. spc-s- nv ns-3a n CO lar Fyp1e- wlE = sa5t-
Any csws-ses - rssG-Rsn< i 20 Seventh So JsE-
;eFSc1 s--eeSs " e. Eeslcro1-
I U>T-YAED Brick kSELS0S'S ADDRESS
l. 60 - ~ secoz. - s13 fcr12Eu-s-
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ONLY
81 PER ACRE

900 Acres Of nrst-ciass fruit land on HOOD
CZO CANAL. This property IL offered nj a
facriace in order TO meet The dire necessity OF
forced circumstances
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F0TND.

ENt So-ST Mss WINNIE WiNCEELE- \
L EAfv's @CS ws.eA Cvsner car secure H. sane
~ Gaining a. 80 AXE street. All paying fe- tbs
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