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CT. MARY'S (EPISCOPAL) CHURCH,
- merriam Park. Rev. j. c. Fortin,
Rector-Morning prayer. celebration of the
holy eucharist and ser non by the rector ut
1O:2) a. M; evening prayer at 7:3j D. m.
The Xmas. music will be repeated at the
morning service.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
Debit Statement DELAYED.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The public
debt statement for December will not
be published until TUESDAY next. 1t is
estimated that it will show a loss in
cash during December of s1,0J0.003,
making the net cash abOnt 500, 000, 900.
Pension payments during December
have been slightly i'll excess Of $1,000,
0OU, or at the rate of $3.50. COO, 900 year.
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ygcney Markets.

CHICAGO, Dec 3l.-New York exchange
sold at soc premium. Foreign exchange was
heavy at S4S5s4 for siXty-Gay bills. and SLSs
for sight drafts Money strong, e@7 per
cent
NEW York. Dec 3i-Money on call easy
at 4 per cent. Prime mercantile paper, Som.
sterling exchange steady, with actual bust
ness at St.S5t2@+s5sf for sixty-daY bankers
bills. and Si.STl2@g4.S.S4 for demand. 81
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POPULAR WANTS.
MUSICAL.

DANJO TAUGHT by expert; ladies
ID taught at their residences: quick method.
j Z. -NeYins 22S East SeYenih ST
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bS:o5a.n.
bS:SGa.In.
b3:30p.in,
bS::30p.h.
b4'3Up.n.
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For ~ oril ton ass5
Ger ~ ticA.. oiiceA
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Ex-Gov. Baldwin Dead.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. S1.-Ex-Gov.
Henry c. Baldwin, who has been i'll for
several weeks, passed away quietly at 1
o'clock this afternoon. The cause of
his death was old age principally, along
with complication of stomach and
other fTOu bles
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BLAINE A TRIFT4E BETTER.
That Is DR.. Johnston's Latest
Statement.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Mr. Blaine's
condition was reported today as un-
changed since yesterday. The physi-
clans made their usual call this morn
ing. 1t was probably the fact that they
stayed an unusually long time in the
house that gave rise to a rumor current
on the streets that Mr.. Blaine had had
an alarming relapse and was very much
worse. This could hot be confirmed at
the house, for when the reporters called
they were given the answer that Mr..
Blaine was just about the same. Others
were told that he was just little bet
ter. but the general impression pre-
vailed this afternoon that he was not as
we'll as he has been for some time past.
At o'clock this evening Dr. Johnston
said that Mr.. Blaine was a tritle better.
Mi. Blaine's condition this evening
may be judged by the fact that Dr..
Johnston at 10 o'clock announced that
he would not call upon Mr.. Blaine until
tomorrow
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VIII Dance in the Pension Bureau

WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-The place of
holding the inaugural ball next March,
about which there has been some dis
eussion in the past, was settled today
when Secretary Noble gave the inaugu-
ration committee permission to use the
pension bureau for that event.
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New York Mining stoeks-wes,.
New York Bank statement.

NEW YORK, Dee. S1.-The weekly bank state
ment> shows these changes: Reserve,
increase. S662 975; loans, decrease, S45S, 900;
specie decrease, SDl7.090; legal tenders in
crease Sl,63i, 800; deposits. increase, 300:
circulation. decrease, ST. 400. IT, banks
now hold 1850. $50 in excess OF the require
ments of the - per cent rule
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RELIGIOUS ANNoUN CEMEN1s
AVENUE PREsBYTE-

GOODRICH AVENUE PRESBYTE-
VI rian Church. Corner of Garfield Near
West Seventh ot-Preaching by the pastor.
p. m. Services appropriate to the New Year.
Sunday school at noon. Endeavor meeting
at 8: ij o. m
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Total. So deeds.
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Movements of Specie.

New YORK. Dec. sl.-The exports of specie
from the port of New York for the week
were 81. 305 60Q: of which SOS, 900 i'll gold and
S70J, $40 in silver went to Europe and SIS. AZ
in gold and Sl2,7ss in silver went to South
America = =. ",5
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TO EXCHANGE.
THE WEEKS TRANSFERS
F James to n B Smith, Its 2. B. 4. blk
4. Parker's add to MINNEAPOLIS stock

F James to Smith, Its 3 3. 4. blk
4, Parkers add to Minneapolis stock
yards. 80. 80. 49,. .......-........ 81, 600
A E Harding to Henry Lemise. 1t IA. blk
2, First add to North st. Paul. ......-. 500
Helen + Matthews TO Eugene DAILY, 1t
IL blk 81, Ramaley Park .............. 4OO
Lynas Barnard TO Helen Matthews,
same -; oOo
George Bergman to Theo Steifter, 1t
%, blk - Smiths subd Stinson's div. 1,s50
Martha Frederickson to Michael Flah-
erty, It's, Ransom's subd, bk 81, Ly-
man Dayton's..- -.rc-..;;:.; slo
Peoles' Building society to Frederick
Lambrecht. 1t 4, blk o. Auerbach &
Hands add................ .........--. l,oOV
wa van It III l. blk / Florence add. LOO
Charles II. Pratt to Everett P. Wheeler
undiY Y 1t 20 and II, block 90, St.
Anthony park. Observation-Disclosures. @,OOO
j. Lyman ROOD to Grant p. Wagner 1t
II. blk H. Holeombes' add ............ 5000
rs and y, blk i, Weed 4 Halle $. 49,. 1850
Helen NJ Collins TO Peoples bank, 1t D.
town2I. blk 4, Weed Il Halle's $3.50. 525
st Paul Land x Manufacturing Co. to
VIM Lundip. 1t 15 blk 4, Stone and
Morton's add .......................... 600
One unpublished Observation-Disclosures. l5,OV0
Total. II deeds. .S33, 935
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Friday.

Cornelius Quirk to W B Evans, east 100
feet of 1t Z. blk 80, West st. Paul
PROPER. - S%O,UUU
W Goldberg to 2 l. Kochendorfer, Its
6 and T. blk Is, Bells add 10 West ST.
Paul ................. -. =. - 5000
Mary Metz to W r WilmoG, 1t 4, blk Is,
Morrison's add to West ST. Paul -. 1000
George X Shaw to c A Wheaton, Il %,
blk IS. Thompson S add .. $50
fl Vessel to Albert Boedigheimer, Its
D 10. II and Is, blk ;, Vessel : add L 200
w Rundlett etal to Henry Kuhlmann,
1t 10, blk S, Stinson's Rice Street add. $50
Edward Jennings to Robert Ronicker,
Its "a and %. blk 10, Second add to
North ST. Paul ............. 400
Jacques to Mary Willius ct al, Its
4, and 8. Oakey's add. 1000
Louisa G Ward and husband to Mamie
Wakefield, 1t /. blk s, Summit Park 1850
Thorkild Wilson to Silas Walso 1t
IS. blk 10. Smiths subd Stuarts div. 4,5OO
Elton Brown to Nora " Taylor, Its IS
and 49, blk II. Arlington Hills. ~ 1,40O
Six unpublished 1900
Total, seventeen deeds. .s17I,65
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GREAT NORTHERN RAIL WAY
ritu flffinoc rs East Third St, ST. Paul;
OitJ VAit0o $50 Nicollet Az. Minneapolis;
and Union depots in both cities
st. Paul Union Depot.
ARRIVE


bs.os, -, (Willmar, Morris, Brown'sl leo,
oo''o'in' Valley and Breckenridge 0o-'' p III
bs.cn, Va Fer. Falls Fargo K G. Forks b6:l9 D. IN.
bS.%0 ~ 0sseo, Clearwater & st. Cloud. boss IN
bS.s1p a. Anoka. st. Cloud & Willmar. b1155 AIN
bS.S,,, -, Excelsior and Hutchinson. b1l:5j q. u
N Willmar. Sioux City |
Sioux Falls, dWatertown,
dHuron, Wahpeton, cab
ee.se, -, erdeen, cEllendale. Far a7Ij q. m
20, bCasseltcu, Grafton,
Winnipeg snt Pacific
Coast.
ftAnoka. 81. Cloud, Sauk
Center Fergus Falls. Far
a-..nr ~, I go, Crookston. q. Forks. ass g. m.
a''"P Great Falls, Helena,
Butte and Pacific Coast.
columbia Falls, Kalis-
pell Bcnner's Ferry Lib ass a. n.
aI;4Op' IN. lby Creek and Spokane. }
,,.oz,,,, Duluth. W. Superior. Elk
oi'"'p LII River, Milaca, Hinckley. oIOo p. N
Princeton, Anoka~
n. daily; b, except Sundays; c, Monday, Weines
day and Friday; d, Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day. sBu. ct parlor cars on trails to Duluth and
West Superior; fBui ct sleepers. dining cars
palace sleeners and rec colonist sleeping cars
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RGtcOIeUln.

NEW YORK, Dec 3l-Petroleum opened
firmer at 52Iac and closed weaker at 517sc.
Pennsylvania Oil : Spot sales. 1000 bbls;
February option sales, 4l.o00 bbls; Lima oil,
lsc bid 2oc asked; total sales. $4,000 bbls {
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PROPOSALS
For Veterinary Service for the st.
Paul Fire Department for the
Year 1898

OFFICE BOARD FIRE COMMISSIONERS,
ST. PAUL. Dec 20, 1892.
Sealed bids will be received at this Office
until Tuesday, the Sd day of January, 1893,
O'Clock p. m. for doing the veterinary work
and furnishing the necessary medicines for
the fire department horses during the year
1893, according to the specifications to be
seen at the Office of this Board. corner Eighth
and Minnesota streets, The Board reserves
the right to reject any aud all BIDS.
Bids should be sealed and addressed to
Reuben Warner, President Board Fire Com
missioners, and Endorsed Proposals for Vet
Urinary Work.
By order of the Board.
REUBEN WARNER, President
VIM O'GoRMAN Secretary
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E.iYerpooI Grain.

LIVERPOOL Dec 3f.-Wheat steady, de-
mand fair: holders offer moderately. Corn
firm; demand fair.
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET Co.
MEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS LINE.
WINTER SERVICE.

To Genoa and Naples. via Gibral-
tar, by the magnificent twin-screw express
steamers. Ocean passage less than seven
days.
Next sailing. Columbia, Jan. S, 1893, A. M.
Grand Excursion TO the NIedifer-
ranean and the Orient by S. S. Furst
Bismarck. from New York, Feb. 4. Dura-
on, 10 weeks. Send for pamphlet.
HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET Co..
81 Broadway New York
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Health Is Wealth.

MENT, guaranteed specific forHysteric Dir
ziuess. Commissions Fits Nervous Neuralgia
Headache. Nervous Prostitution caused py the
use of alcohol or tobaceo, Wakefulness, Men
tai Depression. Softening of the Brain re-
sulting III insanity aud leading to misery, de-
cay and deatn. Premature Old Age, Barren
ness, Less of Power in either sex, Iuvolun-
tary Losses and Spermatorrhea, caused By
overexertion OF the brain. self-abuse Or over
Indulgence. Each box contains one months
treatment, s. a box, or six boxes for 81.
sent by mail prepaid. We guarantee sir
boxes to cure any case. With each order for
six boxes, accompanied with s., we send the
purchaser our written guarantee 10 refund
the money if it does not effect cure Guar.
autees issued only byW. X. Collier, successor
to hippler & Collier. druggists. Seventh and
sibley sts.. st. Paul. Mimi
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sss!ssysEsS Leaves for Chicago, ST Louis and
s,!aE:;sisiSis down-riyer points 7:59 q. m; ar
issssEaS ~: rives from same points, o:s0 p. N
Is il:HsS5E daily. except Sunday.
mLeaves for Chieaso aud St Louis, 7:31
N arrives from same points, ! :55 a. m daily
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01

CENTRAL PARK METHODIST. COR
" ner Minnesota and Twelfth Streets, Rev.
Frank Doren. Pastor-The pastor will preach
in the morning on the subject; DO We Need
q New Gospel for the New Year,"
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b6:30 2. M.
b6:i0 D. IN.
b10:S a. IN.
b11:55 AIN
b1l:5J a.m
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DAYTON'S BLUFF GERMAN. NJ. f.
~ Church, Corner Maple aud Fourth
Sts.-Morning services at 0:30 a. M: even
ing services at 7:30 p. N. Prof Rodemeyer,
d. D., of st Paul college, Will preach in
the evening. Watch meeting this evening at
OILS. After New Years revival meetings every
night eXcant Saturday
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ID Corner York and Burr Sts.; Pastor. Rev.
Thomas Morice-Public services az 1879 a. m
and 7:3J p. M. Services will be conducted
by Rev. E. P. Savage in the morning Mar
tin Bacon in the evening. Bible school, 2 IN.
Y. =. ). Z. E., 6:45 D. m
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Thursday.

DEATHS REPORTED.
Robert Nicholson, 706 York . SO years
Alexander Noble. ST Luke's hospital. 81 years
James r. Peterson IS9 Winifrad II wears
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01

CIRST GERMAN NJ Il. CHURCH
l. Corner of Olive St. and Van Slyke
Court L. j. Funk Pastor-Preaching at 1880
a. IN. by DR.. friedrich Kopp; theme, "A New
Years Sermon" evening service at 30; SER
mon by pastor. "A Short Biography of the
prODheI Samuel -
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Real Estate Exchange saies.


BY jane, 1. wells-Pubuo auction sale Of seven lots
nfollowsi
one lot 70 1ix97, Brook avenue. corner OF l3Yth
street $4,000.
Ibres lots. each 2bI1oo on Brook avenue adjoining
above, each $1,000
Two lots 25Ni2J. on Brook avenue. adjoining the
' SSs lot Ss .! xiisxce.l2l. Brook sdjOn
ins ,,,,on sale Of two lots each 25xloo on Morris
syenu. lUU feet from Walnut Jane) avenue. each
frame dwelling with lot 2sx1oo. Norris tMonroe)
Avenue al DINING the above. S2.4i6
one lot 43Nioo, on Norris avenue. adjoining above.
Sgbc auction sale of tho following lots at Fodham.
one 10. 22Xivo, on Pelham avenue. corner OF Frazer
6n" lS! 25.ioo. on Pelham avenue adjoining above
'fwvoots each ?5sloo. on Pelham avenue, adjoining
ONE les s5I loo on Pelham avenue. adjoining above.
6De lot, 251ioo on Pelham avenue adjoining above,
s I'M, io, 25xloo on Pelham avenue adjoining above.
One lot. ss,lssx25x11+ on Southern Boulevard 1873
feet from Pelham avenue. sl,iIh .,.,.
'n Sn s'H ISt Southern Boulevard .d
'' on@ lot ssx!tx45s7l. Southern Boulevard. adj
'' @n. io ssxss9ixoo. on Southern Boulevard. ad
,olnng above s,iso
0s ' sSsne each s9o6 frazer r'e io' '''
one iot 25xso on Frazer street. adjoining above
'V One lo 25I75 on Frazer street. adjoining above
ON. ot 1eexeo on Frazer street. adjoining above.
nv By william Kennedy; Partition sale. al East
nue. A. story brick stable covering lot 2e6x92 to
No lo6 First avenue. east side. 1853 feet north of
riftyninth street. 25xloO. with tourstory and cellar
brick building stable on ground aooI covering lot to
Msys5, "a W,, sale Es.. 1atsa
loo duo on Judgment. So 6oV: TO plaintiff. So 700.
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Public Hotees.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.


should be read DAILY BY all interested as change,
letter.. for fofsisn countries need not be sGecaly
..pt %sn y to .ohd neat Of San NJ
a ana the Au
I; =. or The vsek ending Sn 10 close
GgFs6HS,"kiy u: supp .mstsry io:So \ NJ for
a
- L"%n ss ss G5s Sc Ara al
jsSfo 15S P,rTy So
.tesn.ntp S Hisnfaesc. At I"i Tor GoLdN an ind
rANAMA, per ,,saMship san Marcos dsttsrs must 9c
DEL ToRo. per steamship TofdcnsKioid from new W.
rRlpAY,%As1oA AN tcripEMERARA direct, per steam.
81 '%s1sE 5Sf iSf s%
f.; Tor GEEM.y y. direct
S e. p "" 8. Haa rsS . SI
20 and la 5fsS wa
1f} sFa y Fl? .SsS I'd
l! sris rs $N ' MExl!o Safpst.s ..e.%
Ma s 81 TH F5hI IS $' :ls.; ;9 S Ss
po,. u. col9n as.,srs for ,ns,em.H must b. d..
sS .f.t. ,JSr r;sss"
S f%E cara ' FXnAsc AMI tx 'fs
steam hin seneca (e,ters Tor other Mexican Sta g
and H. i"Ss m Sir II s
Maa.tem. via Rotterdam letter; must be directed
r. NJ FOR EUROPE. per steamship bcr,in. via
iin"i al Il H. FOR sGoTEAN direct yer s,Ssmsnp
xs 'ssGE 'sF' b FSi iS
DAD. and TOBACCO per steamship Creole Prince.
san Francisco close here daily up TO June, = al
$50 NJ. Mails for Australia, New Zealand. ila.
Alameda from san Francesca. close here daily up
10 June III at 80 T. VI Tor on arrival ut New York
OF ship ktruria with British mails for Aus.
tralia). Mails for the society Islands. Per ship
up to June .a4 at 80 T. NJ Mails for the Hawai-.
Ian Islands. per steamship Australia uron san
fM Mails ei los CHINA and japan Via Vancouver
at 6:So T. ii. MAILS Tor Newfoundland. by rail 10
d.g at s aso e&c' Mails ~ for Ma%son BY
Boston. and THENCE By stesmer close az this office
Fla. and thence By steamer tsa ling Mondays and
Thursdays. close at this on daily at $50 A. n.
Mails for Mexico. overland, unless specially al
dressed for despatch by steamer close at this Office
Trans.racinc malls are forwarded to San Francisco
daily and the schedule of closing ARRANGED on the
San Fraicisco Mails from the East on TINE
ut San Francisco the day of sailing OF steamers arc
despatched thence the same day
Extra supplementary transatlantic mhils are opened
the piers OF the American. English French. ana
German steamers at the hour OF sio;,nx OF supple.
until within ten minutes Of ne h3rr OF sailing OF
Post ONCE. New York \. y. June 2. 1898.
NOTICE OF CoMNlssloSER OF JuRoRs n RE-;
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF JURORS IN RE.
N GARD TO CLAAS FOR EXEMPTION FROM JURY
ROOM 127. STEWART BUILDING.
NO. $50 BROADWAY. THIRD FLOOR,


Claims for exemption from jury iuty wil be heard
by mo daily at my office from . A. NJ until NJ
Those entitled to exemption are: GierHynen law
ply sicians surgeons professors
teachers in n college. academy .r public SCHOOL,
editors editorial writers or reportes OF dai y news
papers: licensed pharmaceutists or pharmacists. actu
ally engaged in their respective professions aud not
and hreien; election officers: nonrrsidents. and city
employees and United States employees. officers OF
vessels making Regular trips licensed pilots actually
following tnat calling: supe.intendents. conductors.
and engineers OF raj Rad company other than u
street railroad company. telegraph operators actually
doing duty as such; Grand sherhs and Civil Cont
jurors: stationary engineers: and person, physically
sickness. deafness. or other physical dis orler.
Those no have not answered as to their liability. or
prove permanent exemption. iii receive Jury en-.
ronent notice." requiring Them to appear before me-
this year Whether liable or not such notices must be
answered lin person. II possible and at this office only.
under severe penalties. IT. exempt the party must
bring proof OF exemption: II liable. he must also
dence. &C. &C. No attention paid to letters.
good citizens VIII aid tn. course OF justice, and
secure reliable and respeci able juries and equaazo
their duty by serving promptly when summoned. al
lowing their clerks suh0rdnaies to serve. repor ing
TO me any attempt bribery evasion. and suggest
ing names for enrolment Persons bet ween sixty aud
seventy years OF summer absenses persons tenn
Every man must attend to his own notice II isa
give any jury paper to another to an
It is also punshabi by line or Imprisonment to
give receive or BRIDE directly
w. relation service or 10 wi hh0id any paper
make any false statement. and every case Will be
ROBERT B. MOONEY.
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ROBERT B. MOONEY.
Commissioner OF J a
DETER F. MEYER. Auctioneer.
L CORPORATION SALE OF PUBLIC SCHOOL PROF
ERTY AND OTHER REAL ESTATE

of the sinking Fund Of he CITY of New
rs @ Isr tor s1e at raIs s%St Il ths S
abe lots IN u. sh l2,h. and 2sd wards. no longer
parcels of land belonging to the city Of New York in
the 18th. ~ h., and 2tth wards and In Westchester
county on to wi"
sTH WARD Plot OF three city lots and building for
764. bet. South 9TH av. and Wooster At.
18TH WARD-seyen city tots, IS. 12oth st.. block
700: ward 40. Al to A. bet. LenoA and 'th ava; l7o
2sD WARD Plot of three city lot. and building for.
O. O. cor Concord nv. and l45th st.
23D WAKD-tour lots each 2:Hli" g. va Ogden
av 800 IT, Of linton av also tHnr adj oinins lot. n
rear e. Lind av. varying from ie4 ~ It. to 1928 IT.
'"0'p'"' COMMON LANDS.
10TH wARD.-four lots on Park az. each 90 J. 100
n ". cor. slstst; block 400 ward Nos - 81, SO. 80
18TH wAkDaTwo lots. s. b 1olst ST., block i.oaZ
iaiH WARb:-Two lots, Ms 1olsts.- block 1.oes
Fri %ARD.-rwo lots. n. 1929 st. block l.o2a
ward Nos. 81. g.
NEW cRoToN AoUEDUcr PROPERTY
1d6,h St. sd4ilsioo lot No l. sale. map: farm No. s.
II isfn @xsD-1hrss adjoining lots; each 2slxloo
I3f wSRp-one 10. on A%s,srds%n Q. cor
18TH WARD-Three adjoining lots each 25xloo.
"s14 Tos @ .S Sa land one on soas
wick av and on fordham Landing road. near tho
'n %Es s G6UNTY-Eighteen parcels vacant
land al nal sites Nos Nos i p 40 g. o. TO- l. H.
Il w. Ira formation see advertisement in CITY REC
ORD Mans TO be had Comptr ocr's once $50 Broad
way. and at the Auctoneers H'9e 70 f hso"awAh
Comptroller
City of New York, Finance Department.
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CHI CkGO. ILL.
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proposals.

N5Ss IS s sSsBfSsi $5srkS$
TE wi GIHp Sii + g. SAv{ a7y
is51nis bspaTtMent. having under eSns,det
sq a.! ~ S IN
Ianes q me Hn!hIy conferred ~ SGs Of n mnrss
SPTHSa aS ali snshssrs ard sssse
reputation M IT. hny tss eSr sRe
sCs in 1"s %TS Of n u 1888 9..sn, Of sSb
marine torpedo boat that Nit possess me general re.
0uiremcnts set forth in ,ne circular ieiag to sgsn
Xr 'E s and % ,sp Saer. also
G i" S1nt sGt. wh tn "sd STATES domestic
ih ts Ggn nkH m PI.
TO fully demonstrate the rractcahity Of tucn vessel
Submarine torpedo Boat" containing intormation
sn no and Ind m aSc @ y" "sH vessel
appucaton To- nc Buresa OF ordnance Navy De,
and w.sht allowed Tor ,nrp.does and ths,r . "prsn.
panied by statement ct the price to be cha ed Tor
@e design .an an" Gec. to pnrcnss tho me same
cas- any painted !nv% 81 n is 70 %n,s no
Wed 'S' @ 3 81 the shs
actpt aud use boat. Of the sna covered "y
Hn. WA be ID ana mo S1nss Mi r Se
n ns eon. NJ. Of
81 s n % BY n be ps "sf m
yeloi Is mnrseh Proposals Tor sohmaI,n. Torredo
NSxy p an nuS' WasRlnrson IL Each propo.
s ar De % @ NJ Of S'T a SoS Sge
equal 10 nve per cent or The bi The check received
from the successful bidder will be returned g. him
ON his crng into = formal contract for tho
due performance Of the work and giving bond for
theG same, with security to the satisfaction OF the
sixty per cent OF the amount OF his bid; but IN
case he shalt fat enter into tpch contract ana
to g.Ne sHch bond within thirty days after
notice acceptance OF his proposal the check ac-
Copat ing such nrOpO.n shalt become the property
of tie United States. Au checks accompanying pro-
rosas which accented viii he returned imme-
diatey aft er the award shall have been made. The
Secretary the Navy the right TO reject any
or all bids MS his iu igment. the interests OF tho
Government may require. W. McADOo. Acting
Secretary of the Navy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-08

koTICE.-Estimnies for preparing for and building
~ CrIhw ork nulkl the westerly side OF Rkers
Island the East River or Long Island Sound. and Tor
pr-pa ing Tor and building riprap enbhhkinent Az
the westerly Rkpr's Island i'll the East River or
Long Island sound VIII be received by the Department
~ Docks Per A." battery place. North river Until
II O'Clock NJ. OF Tuesday. June 20. lS!'t For ful
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