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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-01
WIADOMOSCI I CLEVELAND.

(Korespondencya w}asna "Ameryki.)
Republikanie nominowaii DR.. J.
Akersa pa majora miasta.
w zesz{ym tygodniu umarlo 1928
osob. Jest to smiertelnost alarmu-
jaca.
Pomiedzv mularzami zanosi sic ma
strajk, kt6ry moze dniem lgo maja
sic rozpocznie.
Przy rogu Euclid. av. i Bolton ma
bye zbudowany nowy gmach ma
szko}e publiczna.
S. Rotnik pobi} sic Inkerma-
mem ma ulicy W b6jce tel odgryza
mu jeden palec.
W norze cygahskiejprzy ul. Cross,
mr.. 38, powsta} pozar. Anna Mike,
cyganka mocno sic poparzyaa.
PAM Zaglowicz z ulicy Orange u
krad& z}odziej portmonetke kiesze-
ni,zawierajaca kilkadziesiat dolarow.
Woda W r7ece Cuyahoga wez-
bra}a W zeszlym tygodniu usune}a
most Columbus kilka cali pra-
dem.
w zesz}a niedziele po&ozono ka-
mieh wegielny pod budujacy sic
gmach ma koncert niemieckich spie-
wak6w.
Angelina Kapsisti, piekna ko.
beta, uczyni}a zamach ma swoje ~
Gle, choac sic utopi6 W jeziorze. wy
ratowano ja W czas.
Przy Vega av. mr.. 1877 powiesi}
sic Walenty Sattes. Przyczyna sa-
mobojstwa by}o kelectwo datuiace
sic cd czasu wojny domowej.
Zawiaza}o sic nowe towarzystwo
elektryczne, kapita}em $2,000,0OO.
Jest to raczej po}aczenie dw6ch
dawnych towarzystw; East Cleve-
land Broadway & Newburg.
Dyrektor policyi wyda} odezwe,
aby wszystkie zakatki ma podwo
rzach iw zau}kaeh utrzymywano
czysto. Przestepujacy to rozporza-
dzenie, podlega6 beda karze.
w fabryce Standard Oil Co., przy
ulicy Tod, powstal ogieh tax sly bko
sic rozszerzy}, re dwaj robotnicy,
zajeci praca, ledwo zycie uratowa6
zdo}ali. Odniesli jednak take po-
parzenia, re przeleza W szpitalu po
kilka tygodni.
w szynku Wadela PREY ul. Le-
nard No. l02, pobili sic P. Felman,
robotnik, z Piotrem Kadel, W trak-
Gle tel b6jki Kadel zabi1 przeciw-
nika wystrza}em rewolweru. Kadel
aresztowanv. Broni on sic, re strzeli}
W obronie w}asnego zycia.
W wiecz6r, kiedy Paderewski
dawa} tutaj koncert, przy kasie do
hall odbywa}y sic zabawne sceny, z
czego wnos;c nalezy, ze wiele osob
przybylo ma koncert jedynie aby wi.
dziec naszego mistrza. Jedna mp. da-
ma MIN kupi}a billet pyta}a sic ozy
Paderewski bedzie spiewa} czy gra{.
Franciszek Lewandowski, o kt6.
rym poprzednio donosilismy, se zosta}
skazany ma wiesienie "a pozycie z
pewna dziewczyna, jak to m6wia ''na
kuebel," skoro tylko analaz} sig ma
wolnosci,wz Stub owa dziew-
czyns, Teraz da} aresztowac swoja
matke, oskar3ajec ia o kradziez ze-
garka. Zegafek ten podarowa@a mu
pono matka jeszcze pred slubem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-01
CHOLERA W POLSCE.
Ste pieGdziesiat os6b zachorowalo ma
Podolu, u takze wiele W Galicyi.

Wiedeh.-W Zatorze, miescinie W
zachodniej Galley, pojawi}a sic cho-
lera. Wszelkie wysi{ki by st}umit "a
raze okazaly sic daremnemi. Umar}o
juz dziesie6 osob. Ma Podolu W jed
nym dniu zachorowa}o $50 os6b ma
to zaraze. Take wiesci dochodza mas
teraz, gdy jeszcze zimno,--a COZ
bedzie "a pare miesiecy?!...
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-04-01

do wielkiego sklepu; tax jego
iona i c6rka, ME bedac JUL
majstrowa albo majstrowna,
poszfy la sklepowe do maga-
zynu, ma pracownice do fabryki
wsta2ek, sztucznych kwiatow,
albo nawet do robot O wiele,
cie2szych.
Podobna te2 zmiana dotknefa
sfery zamozniejsze nieco; po-
mimo to jednak ME tylko Mkt
ME biada} mad upadkiem rodzi-
ny, ale kazdy ojciec cieszyf sic
mocno, gdy c6rka dosta}a iakas
"posade" dobrze p}atnej nauczy-
cielki, buchalterki, telefonistk; i
t. d. Krzyki rozleg}y:. sic dopiero
wtedy, gdy czesciej i smielej ko-
biety poczefy dopomina6 sic o
szerszy udzia} W zyciu spofecz.
nem, o swiatlo wiedzy uniwer-
syteckiej.
Innemi slowy, powoli i bez
oporu doszlismy do tego, re JUL
dziewiec dziesiatych spofe-
czehstwa ME posiada rodziny
'jak sic patrzy", zas wtedy "a
czelismy wynurza6 nasze obawy,
kiedy niektore z kobiet zapra.
gnefy, aby praca pozadomowa,
ktora cd lat tysiecy icb siostrom
kaze po ca1ych dniach przeby.
wac po "a domem, stafa sic zys.
kowniejsza t. j, pozwoli1a i'm
choc pot dnia W domu przepe-
dzit.
Jak zrozumiec TAXA nielogicz.
nose?
Oto po1ozenie pracownik6w
rolnych jest take, 3e tam maj i
iona, jako wsp6iwfasciciele mai
nedzniejszej nawet chudoby, ME
wsp6lzawodnicja ze SODA, lecz
wspo}dzialaia. Sierra cbtopska
znosifa wiec jarzmo trudow, DO
inaczej zrobi6 ME mog}a, sierra
intelligentna zanadto oczywiscie
inteligeutna by}a, aby ME mia]a
pozostawic tych rzeczy W spo-
koju. W warstwie robotniczej
MAJ iona wystepuia bardzo
ezesto jako wspofzawodnicy, ale
*era ia "a cie4ka praca ME
mia1a r6wniea czasu la roz-
prawy, a przytem al do czas6w
ostatnich ME posiada}a organ6w
opinii, W kt6rychby sic mog}a
wygadac.
W sferze inteligentnej kobieta
r6wnie3 ukaz,lje sic czesto, jako
grczna wsp6tzawodniczka mel.
czyzny, zmniSszajaca jego place
zarobna: jest ona chihczykiem
spo}ecze6stw.
Taxa jest jedna Irzyczyna
krzyk6w, kt6re, jak movie, zja-
wiaja sic wtedy, kiedy lepiej
platna robota nedzna nauczy-
cielka, sklepowa, rezydentka i t.
p. pragnie choc W czesci stac
sic wiecej czfowiekiem a mnie]
bydleciem jucznem, zmuszonen.
do cafodzienrego pobytu po "a
domem.
Druga przyczyna krzykow jest
to, lie sfery inteligentne, ME ma
jace JUL rodziny ''jak sic patrzy" :,
stoia najb!izej zamozniejszych
warstw, ktorym sic zdaje, &e ro-
dzine TAXA posiadaja, De podnie'
sienie umysfowego poziomu ich
kobiet ublizyioby ich mezczyz-
1om.
Prad emaucypacyiny coraz
widocznieje: powinnismy tylko
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17
WEST LINCOLN-EAST FRANKLIN.
BY SCRIBBLER.

Cotton is nearly all open and the
crop is not as good as is common for
this section.
Mr.. w. r. Kennedy runs two gin
stands and is crowded with cotton.
| have been informed that DR.. Dodds
is the only one that runs gin in his
and adjoining neighborhoods, west of
the Homochitto. Mr.. Herring and 9th
ers have received second notice from
white caps that they must not gin cot
ton; stating that they meant what they
said. He had not ginned any up to
last Saturday.
Last Sunday Pastor Douglas preach
ed a sermon in memory of a whole fam
ily-Mr Lee Day, his wife and child,
also his little sister.
There has been more and the worst
type of chills and fever than l have ev-
er known in this section in one season,
and Drs. Pierce and Herring have done
good practice that has pleased the
people generally.
Franklin merchants are advertising
so much in the Franklin Advocate that
they are making some of our folks be-
lieve that they are doing better than
Brookhaven merchants. Verify free
use of printers ink brings much trade.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17
THE PAIR RIVER ASSOCIATION.

The Fair River Association conven-
ed in its 22nd annual session with the
Calvary Baptist Church, at Silver
Creek, Lawrance county, on last Friday
and continued i'm session until Monday
at noon, when it adjourned to meet
with the Fair River Baptist Church on
Thursday before the third Sabbath in
October, 1894.
Rev. j. III. Gambrell was elected
Moderator, b. T. Hobbs, Clerk, and A..
J. Martin, Treasurer; the two last
named being reelected All the
churches were represented by delega-
ton except two-Mt. Vernon and Oak
Grove.
The deliberations of the body were
interesting and no doubt profitable to
all in attendance. The attendance. es-
pecially on Sunday, was very large, but
the hospitality and welcome of the
members of Calvary and the Silver
Creek people generally was equal to
all demands made upon them, and
both delegates and visitors were roy
ally entertained. The editor of THE
LEADER, with Rev. j. III. Gambrell. and
Brethren d. w. Chandler,J j. w. Boone,
II. III. Summers, Isaac II. Smith
and w. T. Jordan, the Mt.
Moriah delegation, were assigned
to the home of Mr.. N. II. Sharp and
his estimable wife, and will ever CRATE
fully remember their generous vel
come and the pleasant hours spent un-
der their hospitable roof.
Our late return home prevents a
more extended notice of the Associa-
tional meeting in this issue.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17

Reports as far as received indicate
that Leflore county went wet.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17
Marriage Bells.

Tomorrow "wednesday afternoon at
o'clock Miss Lou Gartman, of this
city, and Capt. j. f. White, of Beaure-
gard, will be united in matrimony by
Rev. j. II. Gambrell at the brides res
idence. Miss Gartman is one of Brook
Ravens worthiest and most highly es-
teemed ladies, a devout member of the
Baptist church. and deserving of the
happiness we believe is in store for
her as the wife of one of the truest of
men. Capt. White is intelligent, gent
al and highly honorable; a wide-awake
citizen whom Brookhaven will gladly
welcome. May their lives, like the
blending of day at twilight, be as full
of peace and of beauty as the shadows
of evening.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17
Worlds Fair philanthropisis.

Messrs. Boddie Bros, wealthy Chica-
60 gentlemen, having the interest of
their city at heart, and desiring to dis
prove the falsity of the statement that
only in boarding houses can be found
moderate priced accommodations dur
ing the Worlds Fair, remodeled and
furnished at great expense one of their
famous absolutely fire proof business
structures, located corner of Franklin
and Jackson streets, within short walk
ing distance of the Union Depots, The
aires, Post Office, Board of Trade,
Steam, Elevated, Cable Roads and
Steamboats, to the Worlds Fair, fur
nished newly throughout 500 rooms,
superb parlors, elevators, electric lights,
exhaust fans to keep cool entire build
ing. named this property The Great
Western Hotel, and invite the pub
lie to take their choice of rooms for
800 per day, children to II fifty
cents. Elegant restaurant and dining
rooms where fine meals are served at
80 cents, or la carte at very moderate
prices.
There would be less heard or known
of extortion and imposition connected
with the Worlds Fair we're there more
public spirited, fair minded men in
Chicago as are the owners and propri-
etors of The Great Western HO-
tel. Our readers should write as ear
ly as possible to secure rooms, for they
are being taken up rapidly.-St. Paul
Daily Meas.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17
Bows. Read This,

Billy Deutsche, who broke the bank
at Monte Carlo and made great win
nings at Paris, is dying in Denver, and
leaves this legacy in answer to the
question "Do you think any benefit
is derived from money won so easily p
"Certainly not" he answers. "a man
who wins money at cards simply frit-
tiers it away and acquires habits which
no legitimate occupation would supply.
l attribute the majority of suicides to
losses at cards" Billy Deutsche has
been about as successful in his profess
sion as anyone in modern times, and
this is the way he, at the close of his
life, speaks of it, His words convey a
solemn warning.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17

The LEADER can do your job print,
ing.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17
Cotton,

do o''on Is selling in Brookhaven to
,er, a. "a to 8 cents, with an upward
uency.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17
THE SALOON In POLITICS.
Its Power is Felt by All Officers
Elected by Popular Vote.
MEN, MONEY AND INFLUENCE AR
RAYED AGAINST TEMPERANCE
REFORM.

The Writer Drausa Vivid Word Picturr-
HOW Young Nen are Led Astrny-Tbe
Time TO Destroy the Saloon Has Come
and Men Must Take Sides and Declare
Where They Stand.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17

The firm of Mcneil and Bald
win, publishers of the Western
Leader, Minnesota's Prohibition
paper, has been dissolved. Mr..
Baldwin will continue the Leader
as a stalwart exponent of the prin-
ciples of right.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17
COpiah Alliance.
ASHLEY, Sept. %, 1893.

ASHLEY, Sept. %, 1898.
EDITOR LEADER:-Please announce
through your paper that the County
Alliance of Copiah county will meet
with Pleasant Hill, Dist. 5, five miles
northeast from Gallman, October oath.
A full attendance is requested.
d. G. ASHLEY,
Sec'y Copiah Co. Alliance.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17

mote. - The following selection is from
ADVANCE proofs OF Dcmorcst's Medal Contest
Book No. 4, which will soon be published. and
contestants arc at liberty to use the selections
that may be published under this card in our
colums.-EDITORl
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17

The Picayune truthfully says
an Office is the glue that makes a
politician stick to his party.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-10-17
Sabbath Breaking ReSuked.

A gentleman, desiring to correct
some sabbath breaking boys, told
them of a man, who, in lonely road,
was met by another to whom he gave
six pounds, retaining only one to pay
his expenses to the end of his journey.
The receiver then turned upon him,
knocked him down and robbed him OF
hi. last pound. The boys cried out in
indignation. The gentleman said,
This is just what you are doing" and
showed the boys how, when God had
given them six days, they were rob
bling him of the seventh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tbcre were only Two foreclosure sales In the i''n
estate market yesterday. L. J. Philips u w. onoeu
Nos 6l To 81 East Fourccnthst, nine hve-stoy DcA
tenement houses with stores. plot 2oONlo3 ih'ro
WAS little bidding and plaintiff In the proceedings
WAS the buyer for 500 900. Thomas l. shlth o"''>
No. 30 West Fits .thrdst fouf-sory brick tenement
hou,,. lot. l21Nioo1 There wa nD, "" , th.,
bet. and the pldlnJiH IN inc pVe'cu"7S ""' W.
buyer for al. isi -. .., -, o.. ~
me following private sales were reported at the IN
change: - o., tooc- No 56i
Tiuu1yr being the southeast corner OF fHuh-H', W.
Fony.-lxhs n,c.story building with Tour s'oe'' -'N
wv rhcr W,in,t.n has bought from Benjamin stern 81
the rIn OF BIpthcr'. the southN,st ,ar
Ttton and Dutch S.. a nNc-sOry budlnt WIN ''oi'
Nav isa3 Tor - 500; after that date IL viii rent
for ~ 900 Brokers. l.. ]. Phillips s. GO. -, 81,
A-,hcr weIn-tin has bought nom ,s,,cs corner
the nrm Of Nogc Bros. cotuer-, the snuthN'. 49,,
~ Third ave and 11y-nrst->t two nYc-stOy bniunE'
with -toic,, i3jNlOO, Tor ss0OOo b'oA'''' man -
"oN wen.tein has also bought OF the Pnckney es'
,,. 30. i35 ~ ana 436 ThifdaNc being the hoilh-
wet conner II Thiitcth-st.. three fouf,oii
vim stores. 5y5NdO Ior tJ3 900. BioAers H. H. 'aH'
%,ch,r Wcinst@in bought from Anna 6 suihrIilnd
Chafle, L. rarnell Helen l.. b9t,rt' 80 and oidwav
thd-,t north Size. between itnaSS; ana ID 20 ai1
22Nls 9. with four-.tpfy DICK puhunb' y" ''V'V'
Broker. William j. Eoom' - -, ,,.,,, : Rhine
fischer Vein. teIn also bought from ''afict l'n'-
No 100 and III Wet Thrtythird It. 100 TT Mrst of
SlNih.a,c.. north side jONsON'7" iof SfV0' b'o"o'
I~'icT Wcn.tcn has bought from Charlie ffnncs
stone No. 3iB East Fny--"N cnil--t. -'ut 'ld" NJ
Tr>t and Srcond ttfcctoty and basement MN
stoop brown.tonc dwelling. ip.sNGrN1j Tor ~ 600,
Brokrr, IL. X, p,e" Ihi' property - '"''u 'o @'''
uI cSS2 Wein,in has sold to George Foster. 80 eoi
hou,c. 25A5oA9s9 for si0.50o Broker. george W.
keeler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
PROPOSALS FOR CARRIAGE OF IMPORT.

L ED MERCHANDISE AT THE PORT OF NEW.
YORK .~Treasury Department ONCE OF the Secretary.
Washington, D. c. December 5, 1e32-In accordance with
the requirements Of Section % Of the Act OF June 20
1874 notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will %
received at the Treasury Department IN Washington unH
IL o'clock noon Tuesday the 10th day Of January 1898
for the carting Of dutabe merchandise imported New
YORK for OF three from the FIRST day Of
February 1893. Bidders mubt state under oath the
her and kinds vehicles under their control and zach bid
must be accompanied by certified check for 81 600 psyA
be TO tho order Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
secuty that II such - be accepted proper contract
fembodyng the specifications given below will be entered
into by the party whom such contract shall be awarded
within from the date OF notification Of acceptance
Of bid and thai a bond will be executed In sum Of
$50 600 snreties for the faithful
forms.cs Of such The contract Will BE- framed
a. to permit Secretary 81 the Treasury to annu IL at
.ny time he may deem good cause The Depart
ment reserves right N reject any or all bids TO
waive dc.ect The bids must be addressed to the sec
dor sed as follows proposals for Carriage at NewYork
and Will embrace Flrst-The price per package for all
distances within the port OF NewYorh including ferrage
for cartng dutable goods TO the Appraisers or Public
Store for from the Importing vessel end from
General Order Store and Warehouse including ali ware.
houses and piers North River and East River In tho
cities OF New York, brooklyn and Jersey City and ~
IIobOkcn. Sec0d-Ie price per package Tor carthg al
Pile psc from all points and place as aov T. uD
lie Appaisrrs store Including errag The check OF the
successful bidder will be retained until contract has been
c1nsjdered une accompanied with such check The De-
artment reserves the right reject airy all bids aud
Inc contract VIII be framed TO permit the Secretary
Of the Treasury annul II az time Information con.
corning the VIII be given by th Collector OF Customs
on application. CHARLES fOSTEk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
west SHORE RAILROAD.

IN Y. c. & IL. X. RI. Co.. Lesseel 49, ,,
Trains leave Nest 42d-st. station New,fox. = to'.
lows and Is minutes earlier from t. tlaki,n,ss'
$3.50 4. M.-Day FOR NewDurs hnsstII s "''
daily Sunday, west OF ,Oeyhdh -. x,...,..,
,.f1 A. M-Daily for Albany except SUNDAY Moht,ea..
$50 4. M.-DaiH for Albany uiica s,Iacaas excspS
Ter iuiialo Niagara Tails Detroit, CAleas"' '~''F
Saturday for Toionto. 49,, D.. Albany ana
1I:35 A. M.-Daily. except Sunday Tor "'0'A' ''
l,,.O r. M-Da!ly. EXCEPT SUNDAY. for Albany e.v..
s,IS p N-Daily for Albany Montreal Utica Sytacus,s'
Rochester Dralo. Niagara Falls Toronto. pe'''"'
0.So p. II. DAILY, except Sunday for Ne"oa's' ~
s,tS p NJ Daily Albany. Utica syracuse chIcaso
ter buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De'ro' N
:, sSwvrbbSSrT rf; LOCALS GAS g AS T: NJ. IA
NEW BU re- LOCALS, $50, 'lo'lo a w. A'
:35 IS 80. I'll AZ T.. NJ, .,,..,. Falls Toronto,
Sleeping eats for Buffalo ,nras, M,aSs.' fA''
spay For tickets timetables paror o Sns BooE
f iyn Sss wStOcs rs np0s sss U.s.
foot Of Fulton'st New,rork Al East iith-st So Wei
i2sshs sSd = EsxilMSERr General Passenger AaaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

Through trains for Chicago and the West leave New
minutes earle from West 23i.st.:
az 4. VI. VIE Niagara Falls and Chautauquo
J.lo Lake; rarior car Ne";for , To- Buffalo
D.nO =. M.-Nc,tlbu, Limited. solid train Tor Chi
O.VU Via thautauqua Lake. SIcepcrs 10 Chicago
Cleveland and cincinnati. Dniug-c1r.
con y. M.->oh train y Cncaco Via Naga'a Fails
Wow Sleepcrs ~ Buffalo, Rochester ond Chicago Din
C.oO =. M.-yh Chaut"uQua Lake and Niagara Falls.
O.CU Sold tam Ia Chicago. Sleelers 10 HOracls
VILE. Chicago and Cincinnati. -.
4 OCAL TINE TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
u accomm daons AZ i0l AMI 95. Bgoadway, Chambers
and .ad =. ferries. Nev-lO 1888 Fulton-st,
Hroklyn iludSoast Hoboaen, and jersey City SIT
tom. Ere Transfer Company calls for and checks bag
.uge from hotels aud residences u destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
FOR LAKEWOOD,

40 sis A. NJ AS 6 40 speciaD. 90, 0:l5 T. NJ.
For Toms River. Baraesat PARK, and Barnegat, 80
: IL A. NJ l:io. 20 p VI. ,,,-. Ana a,
For Aannc City, Vneand, and Bridgeton' $50 A. M
~ To Monmouth Beach scabright and Highland Beach
40 SIS ii 80 \. NJ. l 30, AS, 90, 4 20 p NJ.
Tickets and paorar seats cen De procured at 12 2S
Cor,alst n East ith.st. 235 Columbusayc, AID oS
West I95h.st New-york 1888 Washington.st 10 Full
49,, RrooSlvn and "a Broadway. Williamsburg.
Westcott Express Co. will call for and check baggage
from, hotel or residence 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
- s ENGINEER OFFICE. Room II. 7. Army

l building 20 Whtchall.st, New.YO CITY, January
2 1893 Sealed proposals for dredging In Stamford Har
bor Conncctlcnt VIII DC received at this office until twelve
Ioi O'clock noon, Thursday. February ., 1893 and
then publicly opened. Specifications blank forms and
this once D. G. HOUSTON Colonel Corps OF Fh gneers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
Mem 1)nbllfations

riehteenth Edition. post paid. for Csc, or stamps.
m HE HUMAN. HAIR Why it t.. FAILS sn IN !;
Turns Grey, and The Renedy ~ rcb rrei phs' Fa
As1r sas sheuH read this little hosk."-Athsnaeun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
6earbers


GENCY 10 SUPPLY tutor, professors. tachers,
n Covefnosses etc. In all departments OF learning Cir
rood schools recommended u pLrcnts. MIRIAM
COYRIERE. Book Building. 100 Fhh-sye. cor. 2Oth-st
a MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

IT S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room II. I. Army
~ building 80 whItehall.st., NewYork CITY January
1893 Sealed proposals for dredging In the harbor
Port Jefferson Inlet n " will be received a, this ONCE
1893 then publicly opened. Specifications; blank
foms and all available Information VII be Furnished on ap
pncstion to this once. D. 9. HOUSTON. Colonel Corps
81 Engineers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

u building, 80 whehall-st, New York City January
8, 1898 Sealed proposals for dredging IN saueatuek
twelve M O'Clock hursday. February Q. 1893
and then publicly opened specincatlons blank forms
ton 10 this ONCE .. c. HOUSTON. Colonel Corps OF
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