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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

The Ne1o England Magazine opens up a
field Of inquiry for Americans. Commenting
hopefully on the recent signs Of spiritualiza-
ton In the literature and society of France and
expressing the wish to have our publishing
houses bring out TRANSACTIONS Of the best of the
new writer's, the magazine suggests that there
10 need in this country. except in the pulpit
and school room, Of an earnest awakening akin
to the sp.ritualizing influences under which
the great republic Of the old world has fallen.
Especially is the remark true of American poll
tics. But the Nelc England Magazine fails to
note that the observer may find in the ballot
reform movement, in the protests in New York
and Pennsylvania against machine management
and in the constitutional mode of ignorance
repression in Mississippi, reasons for the hope
of notable Improvement in our politics in the
near future The conscience that works out
ward from or college lecture rooms, editorial
sanctums and private libraries, as well as from
the pulpit, cannot fail TO work also inward,
illuminating and energizing the public con-
science. Tie movement OF the day is percep-
tbly movement of genuine reform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

The theory that Policeman Burns was too
drunk TO form an intent when he shot Capt
Miller is of course legitimate line of defense:
bat there should be some especial means of
dealing with policeman who allows himself to
get into such a state Of intoxicatior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

The resignation OF the Brazilian Minister of
War Is not to be wondered ut. Indeed the
resignation OF any South American Minister of
War would be matter Of little surprise when
tine liability to oyerwork that gees with the
position 10 considered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

The proposed blackmail law is detective in
that 1t cannot possibly be eontorted so as to
apply 10 the numerous cases where public men
are ridiculous through their own mastery and
unAssis;ed efforts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

The Indians are quietly confident OF the ap-
preaching destruction Of their enemies the
white men This form Of faith is more dis
erect than that which requires the ghost dance
demonstration and quite as effective.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

Surrender OF the lottery does not appear to
mean surrender Of the lottery party in Louis
lana Perhaps the lottery itself will crawl out
from under the vreckage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

The tack whose presence was suspected in Mr.
BSiee's senatorial chair does not appear to be
In . way 70 interfere with comfortable occu-
Fancy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

The people who declared that Mr.. Hill would
be hurried in the Senate are now disposed to
find faal. with him Us a corpse that will no,
recognize Its owe funeral
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

China 10 ehserfaily paying indemnitiss TO,
the slaughter Of foreigners Nodoubs she con
siders the satisfaction worth the price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

In The HOSIERY CORNER FoE
SATURDAY.
nyou want USEFUL and NEEDFUL BAR
GAINS s1oP at this department for a few
FOR Soc We OFFER THE BEST BLACK
sT0GKING for LADIES EYER SOLD for
Wei shaped sped whE s NJ 't FAST sFNG pYE.
DOUBLE HEEL and TOE: EXTRA FINE.
os les. slSa oEk
PRICE,
Zoe. PAIR.
!ge hare gsem g 8, sH. .. 81. 1ofnehes.
HaR BIZ e HGfs T's 6 1fTsA
81. Regular price. SOC. SPECIAL. ' -
3 PAIR FOR 81.
LADIES' FAST BLACK FLEESED HOSE.
4lc PAIR.
LADIES' TAN or GRAY HOSE, RICHIE
5 kaET BlBb 6Rir Regular price, Soc FOR
LADIES' EXTRA FINE SOFT sILK-FIN.
IshED cAsHMLhE HOSE. Regular price.
,n,,., ~ $50, PAIR
SATURDAY ONLY
5 PAIR FOR 81.
CHILDREN's FINE RIBBED HosE,FAsT
BLACK. only few dozen lett. Regular price.
loo. PAIR.
CHILDREN'S ROYAL RIBBED HOSE.
s silf n oN fsliar price, 20 to 4oc FOR
22c. PAIR.
CHILDREN's CASHMERE HOSE AT sPE-
CIAL PRICES FOR SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

In preparing for the presidential race Mr..
ovegtraiasd >.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

Pennington continues to talk air ship. II
The machine does not run it viii not be for
lack Of wind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

U-h % conceded bv eroybody that We ~ Ia
Iareest EXcLCSIpE eioth,ers In America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

No other house does-evsr did-os ever viii
- quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05
W ~ III | | =
ii $ : : T
SAVE YOUR DoLLARsi

why NOS buy food. serviceable and new style shoe
when you can ret them at actual wholesale cost?
Why nos take ADVANTAGE Of the great clearing sale ii
the Star Shoe House when you are offered such bar
gains these:
"a, For Mem. Shippers. cloth aovsrst
cOO vAmps patent leather backs.
Q1 S0 For Mems Genuine Calf Shoes button
CAsOO or Congress. Never sold under ~ 50.
&C Sfl For Mems Warranted Kangaroo Lscs
OSsoO Shoes great barrain.
On For Ladies' Donrola Kid Shoes opers OF
cOo. common sense. Worth fully e1.J0
S1 40 For Ladies. e SO and ea Grade Shoes
oAsO hand welt and machine sewed.
$3.50 For ass: sSs:: III s:s .g.
CO.. For Bore Laee Shoes. Sizes IL to 2. Re-
OOC duced from 81.
75c For I Ms's: g.. DG W.. j. Ed Spring Heels
G0c For chiidr.n's spriuz Heel Shoes. with
OOC. tips. Sixes 70 IL.
Ok For Childrens Kid Spring Heels. with
OOC. tpa Sizes to only.
TX, Fora lot Of childrcn's House Slippers.
10. For Raven Glcss. Gilt Edge or olycerole
A&C Shoe Polish. Worth 2oc.
=. For q bottle Of Browns French Dressing
&c. Worth 10c.
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES ON ALL GOODS AT
The STAR SHOE HOUSE.
1t 726 SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

A Dam.
WEI
DAr
LAKE. this causes . eocd many 10 think
about SHOES who would not otherwise do
| So Good. Comfortable. serviceable.
Wfoe-soled SHOES are . necessis y
sday like this. Ours are in demand all
the time. II there Is anything under the
sun in FOOTWEAR that Jon want we afford
youa rdsf ror,efs to choose from. Ii may be
kUBBERS you want. You wiz ind
them here without end.
OUR SPRING
STOCK
Is beginning 70 arrive REDUCTIONS
VIII he In order that may make room.
AL ladies' suede Goods az original cost to
close them ont There some rsyr BAR
IN MEMS
GOODS
ereos reductions win b made all the
week. We are still overlooked in
this department: hence you eet
FINE SHOES at the cost Of crdi-
nary ones. Our low-priced SHOES are
still CHEAPER.
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR TOMORROW.
90 SHOES reduced to e. es
a SHOES reduced TO g. 40
- SHOES reduced to FL 9S
TOMORROW IL
CHILDRENs
DAY
with as. Bring Them here TO ret
''shod" In popular SHOES
q popular prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05
WEAs-Rrsrsr,sa FAsnrcs.

WEAR-REs1sr,se FABn,cs.
o UNLESS YOUR BOYS ARE
Il HT0T4LLY UNLIKE all
U u OTHER CHILDREN THEIR
cL0THIA0 REQUIREs COW
sTASrLooKfyo AFTER TIE
SAME FABRICS THAT WOULD
LAST NAN TEO OR MORE
SEASONS WILL NOT STAND
the WEAR or Thu AVERAGE
BOY MORE THAN A FEW
A0STHS
oo, UR BOYS AND Chill
8 oDRgyS GARMENTS ARE
ooooMADE FROx FABRICS
SPECIALLY SELECTED FOR
THEIR WEAR-RESIsrIyG
QUALITIES. AND ARE GUAR
ANTEED TO STAND THEH HARD
KNOCKS AND ROUGH USAGE
OF THE HEALTHY, GROTISG
YOUNGSTERS. SUITS FOR
DRESS WEAR. SUITS FOR
SCHOOL SERVICE, OVER
COATS. KEEPERS AND ODD
TROUSERS ARE ALL here
~ SPLENDID VARIETY AND
TIE RIGHT QUALITIES.
RoBrxsox. PAnKER & Co.,
American CLorH1ERs.
l2OO,l2O2&l2O4FST.N.W,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

ExrHAoRDrsAny SMALL WARE Re
DUCTIONS
wxsH fssxIh soR5Ss =, M
F0 " o MI 5rhd Ak S hxA
- 3 + Sffk7LERs BEST BOOK PINS, full
sS NV DEsias: Regular 1 p1iss, &C. or sfE
v! Ras g. 'as EakE r5h REGULAR
sE EEehz1 taH skISkbAH&s *u.r price, &c.
z PINS FOR Sc
Lar Price "a Fee foR y Hfh pkasu
BEST BONE CASING. I in all fancy styles
Regular sna sFE
GOOD BETTING. in GRAY. BLACK.
sC ai1 r6h Il ziESi y piece Regular price,
SILK BRooA5bEl sAk sEEG BETTING. ALL
sTYhEs Regular price. 15c. SPECIAL, FOR
/ lc YARD.
LARGE BOTTLE BEST MACHINE OIL.
Regular price. loo. SPECIAL FOR sA1UR-
DAY.
7c. BOTTLE.
SILK DRESS LACERS, in ALL COLORS.
Regular price. loo. FOR SATURDAY..
EXTRA LONG FLAT SINK DRESS LAC
ERS, in every shade. Regular price, 2oc.
SPECIAL PRICE.
2Oc. EACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

A GREAT RIBBON SENSATION SAT
uRDAY.
PARIS SAYS RIBBONS will be good for the
som1dins season. and what PARIS SAYS gem
, bon INN I%poss + iSS rs ESTIES sIock ?:
Il .na Win o.r ssm
r,fsf hJ S HEoSsfI satdiae''''' at '
sSs is1EI Su AfR es sf f sen s hIR
SaIaE keHa4h oh RESst hS oIb k ksk
Il 5tS saida + ILL., Lo1 Price;
Zoe YARD.
CONSISTS OF FRENCH EMBROIDERED
haIHHGS skt The e, MhMEsT hns for y. sR5nn
IAN; ,NIsUyE. SSFHfAM. SHIF, RIsf4SSHIEE'
81 aGSs4 sSioIaL TN fsfa A.is: Regular value
Zoe. YARD.
RA ESa MORE MORE sAsH n1pe ef Ss
~ NM nq gLG hs' ashsi vide HE
SEXUAL f PRICE fok RI fHf Isl i6 Ss.a o'N
SOC. YARD.
Popu1An PrnruMB AT RrDucED
PRICES
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
we are building up large trade In this de-
ami s MSsT a1 hfss'pR Ht ana
OtR LIST Of SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW.
THE BEST FRENCH EXTRACT OF MOSS
l ROSE: rarely SWEET and d. DLLICAIE per
FUK SATURDAY ONLY
SZo OUNCE.
PEAT pE SIHaNE. Regular prcs. Soc:
32o. OUNCE.
THE POPULAR EXTRACT OF BLUE
DAY ONLY
ueeze4zr,s2 7 1s1t sgrcs EXTRACT OF
1iAiSn WANG. Regular price. 3oc. FOR
pc. OUNCE
p u ounce . bottle Of BEST VIOLET WATER.
sc. EACH.
SPECIAL PIECES In TOILET Anr1cLE.
Foa SA1gnpAY:
prss, Foh sA1 HR 81 5 SS4 Regular
IMPORTED Wits iAh CASTLE SOAP.
made e PURE OLIVE OIL Regular price.
Sc. CAKE.
Regular Price, Foh scsatsf Dss violet
SCENTED s Is gtsn ssHzs POWDER.
Regular price, &c. FOR SATURDAY
l7c pov
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

+ Ern i i / i Z asss :
is perfectly well understood that we have nothins
to do with any but the very best GLOVE makers. We
have narrowed the list of reliable ones-the to-be
lways-depended- upon-down to half dozen You
may be Of satisfaction ruth any orthem- Still
it would not be strange If some particular on,
suited you better than the others Beside they all r,
to be original in their contributions Fashions
and the novelty of thisor that ones creation may b,
more in accord with your notion. We all have favor
ties even among our friends-so with GLOVES. Or
that account want to introduce each makers max,
separately formally-and you can s'pick your owl
ompany." Just remember they are all to be trusted
REYN1ER
4-button SUEDE in colors and Black
e1.6o and sL75.
4-button GLAcE In Black-s1.75.
6-button MoUsQUETAIRE SUEDE in
colors-S2.
6-buttOn MoUsoUETAIRE SUEDE in
sbufton Mousquetairs Suede In Black
ESQ
TREroussr.
s-but,on Suede in Black and coicr.-
sI-50 and g..
4-button GLACE in Blact-sa.
l. 4-button SUEDE IN Blaek-sI5o
4-buttOn SUEDE in colors-sl15.
sbutton GLAcE in colors and Black
sL15.
4button GLACE in colors and Black
sL25.
s-button SUEDE in colors and Black
sL2a
AUG. CHARLES
s-button SUEDE in colors and Black-s2
4-button SUEDE N colors-sl.JO
4-button GLACE in Black and colors-
$50.
II. 10 and oObut.on EVENING SHADES
and BLACK-s2- 20. 50 and $3.50.
Z. CESrEMEnr & Go.
5-button GLACE, in eoiors-sI.a
5-button GLACE. in Black-sl.75.
1O-button MoUsQUETAIRE SUEDE. in
colors-&l.7o.
BALsAs.
BIARRITz in Tan. Gray and Black-ss
cents.
BIARRITz in White. Pearl and Mode.
with Black sttchins-sL Sr1f' * -i
BIARRITz CHAM0IS in White end
sA eo-o'-e! ss.oI5lud
Foster ''-.a'
7-hook GLACE in Tan and Black-sL75.
On better acquaintance the more you win know o.
them. We cannot begin to inform you of every detail
of each through proxy of an advertisement The,
are ''at home" in our store Every day is . "recep
ton day" with them all.
So far it has been of interest only to the ladies' O.
ON with Us . little farther-to the
MENs.
2-button REYNIER in Tan and Gray-s2
2-clasp WALKING GLovEs-s1 and
EVENING GLOVES in White and Pearl
e1.25 and sl.5O.
MISSES.
4-button SUEDE and GLACE-el
6button MoUsQUETAIRE SUEDE in Tan
and Black-sl- %.
s-button MoUsQUErAIRE SUEDE in Tan
81 So
BOYS
1-clAsp WALKING eLovEs-sl2a
Merely mention to call them to mind clue 3.
the thoroughness with which we cover everybody,
need.
A RESUME Or FAsH1oss Fosprsr
LADIES' DEMI-GAUNTLETs - Best
French Kid in Light Mode and Tan with
sehstitching-and Pearl with Black stitch
ing-S2
4-button SUEDE and GLACE in Pearl,
Primrose and Tan-Black stitched-sl50
and 81 5.
s-button SUEDE and GLACE in White.
Pearl and Primrose. with Black stitching
e. so. 81 and e225.
LADIES' ENGLISH WALKING GLOVES
in Gray and Black-t2
LADIES' ENGLISH WALKING GLOVES
In Taa-eLJ0, 81. IS and o..
Surely with such variety You can have no ain
Guilty in bestowine your favora. You run no risks
Asrs
''TAs beet 10 The cAsapssf"
PxRRrs.
NINTH AND THE AVENUE
EsrABLIsHRD ls4o TELEPHONE oo6
"a so,sd fssndsssM., GltI tRsr your esssessssee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

n Ew RIBBED UNDERWEAR,
In LisLE THREAD, SILK or COTTON, in
is the ADVANCE Of our SPRING INPORTA-
TON. PRICES VERY Low FOR SATUR-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05
CH1LpREN,s CDoaks.

We have punched the entire stock at .
price. Take your choice Of all Of the Cbfl-
dren's %. o.J0. 90. So IS and 90
Cloaks az 50. gs eAch- Considering the pros
pects Of SIX weeks more OF winter weather.
this offers q splendid opportunity 70 buy
winter garments cheap.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
e e. E: OH
EE II N I. E sat $$'SS I'LL f. f.
EEE a. Ii Cos Ill Err :

Final Clearance sale tomorrow az Winter
Goats. Fur Capes and Long Coats. We have
put prices on them for tomorrow calculated
10 move them your way nth great ostertfv.
We do not propose 90 carry q single one Over
10 next season II price viii sell them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05
LADIES CoArs RrpucEp.

Every solitary one has been reduced in
Price. We hardly have enough 81 any ono
style 10 make special mention-btf au ara
reduced. number OF Coats of which we
have but one style only. which were els TO
ESQ. are nov g. 20 $40.
Tan Cheviot Coats with rolling collar
Of Mouffion Fur. reduced from en- 30 to
els.
4 Matelasse Jackets. Tan and Back. 70
duced from SIS % SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-05

We have been well patronized
and feel highly encouraged
over the results.
Always note our originality
and see how others grab at the
same ideas.
which shows that our style OF
advertising is most highly appreciated
by the general public
and pays US to be liberal with one
and all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
DROPOSALS FOR DRY DOCK AT PUGET

| SOUND NAVAL STATION, WASHlAGToN-BU.
KEAT OF YARDS AND DOCKS L. 5. NAVY DE.
TARTMiNr.-hugus 8, 1so2.-Under authority conferred
making appropriations for the naval
-rvcs arpoyei March >. 1851. seated proposals. are
hrshy Invited and Will be received OF this Bureau until
O'Clock D. m on SATURDAY the 10Th day OF september 1877
at which and pare the proposals VIII be publicly
opened construction by contract q. one dry dOcs
COS long with 80 feet dIaft Of water win bony 80, 81
Of Conctrt. and masonry together WIN
nump.h0nse pumping plant floating gate cuysIts, and
iii other WORK pertaining thereto la icc0'daee WIN
mans and specifications which be seen upon appliri
lion 10 this Eurou the commanding ohc-r OF the Pnse
sound Naval station. Sidney st1te OF Wasllngtoi ffo
,snls must b. In dupicac scae and add e,se % the
hcf Of the Bureau OF Yards and Docks. T. y Navy
ID. C., ana the cAv,olS ihoor "a
rropos,i Dry Do,k: DsnS forms VIII be furnish
on a1u cation. For additional Information IN f9aid u
the iocat site hldfcr Hc ieferrd 70 the com,
handing ocer OF the PUGET SouAd NlNsd staon IN ,S
rnII sum OF $500 {, effect that the bMGeF VIII
hin ntaru dtys after tn notice ~ The acceptance 81 MS
propal eNecute the required contact, ana give BOND
h surety, ~ penal sum cftuai 70 tNc.f
f1O ner ent " tho contract price, eomatoneu LOT ue
ith',I Performance OF the cont act me riSht Is i
10, N.l t, reject al proposals a. IN th !uosN'
n thi, Vnre1u the int rests ot te Gov fIMe.c TN"
oure ard TO waive defects. y. II. fAi'VC HAIR '"''
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Illinois
Central Railroad be held at the General ONCE Of the
Company in Chicago. at Wednesday the 18th OF
October. 1892
The ord OF Directors determined to submit TO
that meeting their recommendation for Its adoption,
the following proposition
That the Capital Stock OF the Company he increasea
from s45 900 900 $50 900 900 by new issue Ct Fifty
Thousand OF 500 each each Stakeholder OF record
on the Goth OF September 1902, To have the privilege OF
subscribing par for One Share in respect to every
Nine Shares then registered in his provided written
advice OF his take such proportion OF new
shares shall received by the Company In NewfofS on
before September 80. 1892
Payment the shares TO be made in full TO the
Company New-Yok between the 18th and 'he Sls days
u October 1892 the rate Of One Hundred Dollars T"r
share Certificates such shares will be delivered on the
third business day after payment in full shall have been
made.
Stockholders entitled subscribe for fractions OF shares
shall upon payment therefor. receive scrip convetbie
into full paid stock when presented in sums OF one
Hundred Dollars or multpes thereof Such scrip shall
draw dividends.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors,
4. u. HACKSTAFT
August II, 1892 eeeie"y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
ROpOsALs FOR ARMY sUPpLIES.-Office

l Purchasing and Depot Commissary, Army Building,
No 80 whitchsll-st., New.Yor& CITY, Aug sod ls92-
sons be rsceyea at his Siee until II o'clock
supplies may be uired By the Subsistence Depart.
ment United states ArMy' Subsistence Ssotes; Na
Brushes Cheese Chocolate, Cothespns Comh' lard
&c. Sc Information In schedule list PrefaIegce glnen
articles OF domestic production and manufacture
for such details SEQ schedule. information, with
dit ons articles quantities. kind, nodes OF packing
&c this Office The right IS reserved TO reject
any all proposals Enveepcs containing BID, should
Sent st 1892, addressed to the Undersigned THOMAS
WILSON A e.. =. U. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
proposal
III no reco;ved Inv the under.

ID PROPOSALS will be received by the under
Il ,irucd al the Town Hall of GraNesenl on Thursday,
sepebcr 8 1o2 for the purchase OF $50 900 bonds OF
the Town OF Glayesend per cent. local Improvements
loan PAYABLE forty years the interest dag follow
Ing the date OF the These bonds issued In
pursuance OF Chapter lis OF the Laws OF lsy?
Supervisor of the Town OF Gtaycsead.
Dated OF Gravcsend, Aug. 90. 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
2 STEAMSHIP co,
NORWICH LIME.

Tor BOSTON and all points North and East Direct route
TO NEw.LONpON. WArCH HILL. block ISLAND
NORWICH and WORCESTER. Steamers leave Pier 40
old numbor North River next pier above Cesbrosses
EIryl daily. Sundays excepted, at $50 M Tickets
York. Brooklyn. Jersey city. Pier 40 and steamers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
u PROPOSALS EoR s.JNcU. 1O:INCH. AND

/ I2.INCH sTEEiL GUN FORGINGS 0rdnanc,e s UnIse.
War Department, Washington July II, 1sSeaieN pro,
posals IN duplicate viii be Ic~eixd a. ~. onico until
O'clock D. m. on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER l. 1892 az
which time they VIII te publicly olend for supplying the
Ordnance r. ArIy, with ten sets each more
less, Of Steel Forcngs OF American manuiacture FOR
Snch. l0inch and Pinch Blank forms on whi,h
propoals must be made and ali information required by
bidders can be had upon application to Brig ten D. w.
chief Of Ordnance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
xXEsT POINT. \. Y. August q. 1892

w scaled prolOsas IN trlpcatr SUBJECT % ustaI con-
don~ viii hp received here until l. o'clock noon, Sept
27th se2 and then opened for furnishing such Forage
rht to reject any all proposals. All Information fnr-
nl-hd UPON application. Fnvelops containing proposal.
should he marked proposals for Forage and Straw NJ
west Point " Y. and addressed 10 the urdersiqned W
H. MILLER Captain aud Assistant ouartermas'er T. D.
Arr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
STOCKS WON'T BULGE.
BROKERS ARE IN DESPAIR,
A FEATURELESS MARKET WITH A CONF
DENT CLOSING.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE, AUGUST 30.
SALTS OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-31
Y s VNCIYCER OTTICE. Room II I

u. Army building 80 Whltehall.st., New.Y York City
August aoth ls92.~Scacd proposals FOR dredging, N
Mystic River IN Thames River Norwich, and IN
Thames River at shaws Cove, New i.ondon, SoHn VIII
on Monday Sept br 20 1892 and then publicly opened
Specn, atoms bsnk forms and all available information
win he furnished on application to this Office ID. c.
TOr-STON Colonel CorTs OF E3gineers
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financial Meetlu9s.

THE WASHINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE AND
VAN COMPANY, Limited
. 300 Eighthaye .-rr,x,, I, -,
n HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEEIlNG OF me
i stockholders OF this COMPANY VIII be held al los
office, No 300 Eighthave. on r'4rday Sepsemtr sun
1892. at y. f. =. MAiDEN, oco,.
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y S ENGINEER OFFICE. Room II 7,

u. Amy RuIlliug 30 WIFI haLst. Ncw.York City,
August 27th s92-Sealed proposals for dredging IN the
Iarbor Port Jefferson Inlet y VIII be resNsd ~
September 81. 1892. and then publicly opened Speeii;
eat ous blank FORMS and all available informal on Will
he furnished on application this office d. c. HOCS'
TON Colonel, Corps OF Engineers.
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n S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room II Z,
y. Ay Bqsins 80 wtitshsll,st dr YSrk city;
IIarbor az Cos Cob and Mia;nus RIVER. Conn will be
received this Office until twelve t2) o'clock noon on
Monday September &C. 1892. and then publicly opened
Specncatlous. blank forms and all available INFORMATION
wln be furnished application to this once. u I.
HOUSTON Colonel. COrIS OF Engineers.
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IS. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room II I

u. Army puildng 30 Whtohall-st.. New.York City
August 2Gth ls92Scalsd pr2pos, for construction Of
bralwatef Duck Island Hab0r Conn Will be received
as this Office until twelve t2) o'clock NOON Monday
september % 1892 and then publicly orancd Specin
cations forms and all available information will be
furnished application TO this Office d. G. HOUSTON
Colonel. Corps OF Engineers.
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- ENGINEER OETICE. ARMY Building.

New.yok August -. 1s.2.-Sca,d PROPOSALS for the
construction dikos repair OF dikes removal OF lock, and
for dredgrg the iudOn lsef. between CoNsacke ana
IA, Troy. y. Y VIII be received at this
Tcc aytn II m September 90 1892 then publicly
oneuc Specifications. blank forms. aud all available
infoi nation vii DE- furnished application % this Office
I; l., GILLESPIE. Lieut. Col Of Engineers
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n 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room II I

L. ARMY Building. 30 Whiteha.st., New-foTk City.
August 27th 1s92Seaed proposals. for construction oil
ircakwacr at Port Chester Harbor N T.. VIII be re.
Tuesday september o. 1892 and then gphlcy, open,d;
Mi 10 furnished on sppllc1tlon to this office. D. O.
OF InQlnepr..