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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
MARTINEZ oAMPos' GAG LAW.
r., r,a,,le 10 he TJ?1itesJ PyeSs.

MADRID, March &C, 1Sa5-General Mar
tiasz de campos has decided to resign
his office. Of Captain General Of Madria,
regarding his mission as having ended
with the pacification of the riotous OH
GERS. The Government is opposed to the
bill General Ca.mpos intends presentins
to the Senate which provides Tor the
trial by court martial OF Journalists wac
shall attack the army ii their news
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
BRIB's PRESIDENT BETTER.

NEW YORK, March 2s. 1s95.-Jof,n
Ixing, the ex-Presid,ent of the Erie Rail-
road, was reported this morning to be
much better.
At. his home, No. 10 East Eieaty-nintn
street, it was said that Mr.. King had
been suffering from an ATTACK OF indt-
gestion. ard that dnis had become much
better since. yesterday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
UNPARALLELED HONOR
The Kaiser Heads Germany's 5
Army in Doing Reverence
to Bismarck.
an C0lIle q tlaa uilited 80.


5geahte % }ae l5l4tsa ffess.
F5REEDRIGEaSEsilI p. March rs, ls95.-
The Sky is overcast this morning and
the temperature IS several degrees lover
than It was yestereay. HundreGs OF
policemen IN plain clothes ana a se2aaaron
Of dussars are serving as field gem
darrnes in View Of the visit OF h4nlperor
William. These guards surround the
Castle and command all the a'pproaches
to the place, giving It the appearance
OF being in a stale of siege. Triumphal
arches and festoons Of fags and punt-
ing literally cover Friednchsruhe and
Anmuellle. The official programme con-
templates the Kaiser1s alightins from
the train at Atanuehle and heading the
troops which await his arrival The
~ ~ g lEerar aae the Crown
Prince and ffe military household VIII
as,ar4, ~. ryaasil TT,,o,, +,ai,. a,.,.i,,,l
idareai ~ liie SfesaeiSs epoii eiisii a Ais -
there the troops will be formed in parade
i, :, er,ail cold aajse5 The Park Konnel !.
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The Emperor and the Crown Prince
sto,,tsd f,.o,o rearun far TNrieay.ichsr1,ha al
90 20 = - sT.,.-.
S.2U O'CLOCK th1S morNng. ii3ey are eA-
peeted back at seven O'Clock this even
- r-,o,so,o,,. I'm Y,.osen+ p~ince
dhs- Inc emperor VIII y
me Nar7e. "a, @ noi1o's :, - po.,,r - ona
mareK Will pc ISSUED IN betia a. ohS
O'Clock
1,bat I.n,,,eror. will lead tfhe troaps to the
4,-.sz....s-,..,a ,,1,,,no a,n,ey
the roadway leading to the forest house.
1,ha ,trcnns y,lt eansist of the Parleberg
liAe 'titop7 NJ So1iS4'' " et@e : - =
Curiassier Squadron, the Maug gepulR
Co1nnany the Hansa Infantry, with the
f,aa..s,sa,1ta1 i1,,,5 a,,5 coIore. ! aon,aflron
p,siiu 60
OF Hussars, the Wandspeek Battefy anu l,,
pii0 -I-s,-t- - -
De palG 10 lne Gtipelof' pUt o4AS ~
Prince Bismarck. The Kaiser will com
,,oor,5 tbn ,a,ada ,.,,sch when SIT rests
- A-.,.Aia - ps't go ,f5s of
VIII form a crescent arond one s-oe ol
The Emperor aighted from his special
+,ai,, al Snrxea1,l Accommodated nv his
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suaH ne roee from Ahnuehi 10 thS
SchWarzenback crossroads, where he met
q so,,af7ron of tho HaIharstadt. the Bis
- I,,,.,,a.is,,- 80 az o+ta,. troons
marck Cuirasslers ana the otnef troops
Placing himself at the head of the troops
fra E,rnneror 1ad +,e wav to Friedrich
ei'e A4ii - eAt0 !" - I9t
sruhe, where he was met by Prince bIs-
r1arck. The ex-ChancelIor drove in an
onen carriara to the ground where the
opeii ca -e-se - 20 ~ bat
! met ana uniform Of the Haloe&t tadt.
yxrl,o,, ~ ;ssv,,r,a,-o, OF thA head of the
i1ei Inc h@1A'4'eio o, a. - - n, =, -
! troops, arrived at the Caste tne soldlefs
| formed a half moon in the open field.
rr1, ,ai,, ea,l bssvf1v a,,,t +be Kaiser sat
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
BALLANTINE DIVORCE DECREE.
81 cahle to the United Press.

PARIS, March 26. 1s95.-The Ballantine
divorce decree separating Mr.. and Mrs
George A. BaIlantine, ef Newark, N, j.,
mas been publicly fled here. It appears
that the husband and wife each brought
suit for divorce, and that a reciprocal
decree was granted in favor OF both.
Each is entitled to claim the advantages
OF the decree. The grounds OF the di-
vorce are recorded as injuries graves;
The question of adultery was not alleged
IN either side.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
oHIgF oouNrERFsIrER CAUGHT.
-ase.+i 10 f7lc .Jefssa, ('itu Netcs.

Q :
ELIZABETH. March %, 1Ss5.-AIiehael
Verbeeie. the alleged chief Of. @aag
Of eounserfelt ters who have been operat-
ing in E,iizabesn for several weeks, pass
ing spurious SILVER pieces. was arrested
yesterday by Police Captain Long in
Valentine Afarzls saloon, i54 Fifth street.
Two dcllars ana a half in counterfeit
silver wes found upon him. Fae Goa
fessed his Guilt 1t is thought that he
w.}i give i1fosraation that viii lead to
the spbrehesstan Of his pals, who, it
is beloved, manufacture the bad coin
in New York.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
ARnuING DERs' APPEAL.

WASHINGTON, March &c. s1s5.-The
argument in the Debs case was resumed
in the United states Supreme Court to-
dsy. Attorney-General Olney argued
agaias fhe granting of the writ of habeas
corpus Ilae Attorney General was fol-
lowed by Mr. c. s. Barrow, Of Chicago,
in behalf OF the petitioners
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
ABOUT A BLOCK OF SUGAR.
sTssasa .E, yUieelaGr2s ssiRt Agesas
cyrus w. Effels,ss Estate.


NEW YORK. March 26, 18S5.-Judge
Beekanan in Supreme Court Chambers
has granted the application of John F
Wiechers, as ancillary executor of the
will of Herman Grote for he production
of an agreement which was signed by
Cyrus w. Field on April Il, 1888, under
which. it is claimed, that he has rem
derea himself liable as a general partner
of the firm of Field. LindIey & Com
pany. and not as a special partner, as
he entered the firm.
Wieehers, as executor. sued Field prior
to his death to recover s72.100 which it
is alleged to be due as the value of a
certificate of stock of the Sugar REIN
cries Company for 72t shares, the charge
being that the certificate was wrongfully
converted .by himself or his agents. The
scerrificate was delivered to the firm OF
Field, Lindley & Company with lnstruc-
tons to deposit 1t with the Central IfuSt
Company. in exchange TOR neSoLa9Ie
certificates Of the Trust Company II
is charged that the certificate Was con-
verted and tGais suit was brought 70 re-
cover dts value. After the death OF fleid
the action was construed N Tae I4lnte
al Daniel L5rd and Franklin b. Lord,
It IS claimed that Field SO interfered
with the business Of the fiTIn e as 3 e iaS9 9Sr15
as ss-'s, a general partner. Prior to his death
there was a dispute between the men,
bers of the firm concerning tne loss %
Two million dollars in speculation. t'ieid
claimed that he had .speculated with Sae
money for the firm. The members OF the
- # f is CLAIMED that by The agreeme ent
which Field entered into on Aprii "
1883. he has renderd himself liable as q
general partner. He was ordglnalteyyo glila eyyoo
Special partner and invested ABOUT SSy?!ii
fao ia the firm. This agreement Will
bs of great assistance in the trial OF the
ease. and Judge Beekman sees no reason
N-s5s9.; ' II, ,,,Id moi he nrOdlIced.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
PLAGUE NBAB a0Ea EoNG.
~ l.--.llc tc tae Iy.silea Es.aa,.

~ G-@77c q &c 99i55e1, l9d8.
r.9NDc1S, se-1e.2 =. lsS5.-A Central
News despatch from Hong Kong says
plague has appeared among the ma
tiyes at Kowloon. near Hong Kong.
A Central News despatch from Shang-
hal confirms this report and says that
four incurable cases of the disease have
been. reported.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
BIG PLUMBING JOB.

WASHINGTON March rs, 1s95.-The
entire plumbing system Of the New York
city Postofaee building is to be recon
structed, the contract for which was to-
day awarded by Secretary Carlisle to
blackburn & De GraW of New YORK
f,iFxy x2c IN
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26

had been prepared ia which water would
have been supplied at raJte far under
either Of the proportions received. The
dinseuity, he claimed was that tee firm
had been unable to make financial ar
raIsegEents by reason of the limited
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
:ssa:sI y sssga 3D. svasas s,gtos..

ned sss alton Of stae shooting of Ii
Hllas Chang at shtmonosesxi was re-
ceiFed at late hour at the Japanese
Legation last nighS. The despadch was
written BY AIR. Mutsu, the Japanese
Miraater OF Foreign Affairs It Is dated
on Sunday last and reads as foilows:-
sFoday about four P NJ, after the
meeting of the Observation-Disclosures of Japan
and China had been closed. Lii Hung
Chang proeeeded to the residence proyid-
ed FOR him by the Japanese Government.
On the way fanatic named Koyalna,
aged about tweBty-one. fired a shot at
him from pistol striking him near
the cheek-bone. Tn e bullet has not
yet been extracted LII Hung Chang
was Immediately taken into his resi-
dence and placed under treatment by the
SURGEONS of his suite. The would-be as
Sas4.n was arrested on the spot On
Roaming of the unteWard event, Count
tie sand myself Immediately called az the
Niceroy's residence to inquire as 10 MS
Coalition. At the same time japanese
surgeon was also sent to nus residence;
Dr. Safe, the EnDeror's physician, Sylll
oolae on from Hiroshima to attend TO
HIM. The opinion of the surgeons at
present are that no danger to the wee
royss life may be apprehended.
The despateh closes with a request to
the Japanese Minister here to inform
the American Government how deeply
the Emperor ddpiores THIS unhappy
-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
SPAIN ON CUBA.
Ri cnhfe to the United Pres.

MADRID, March 2e. 1s95.-An official
telegram from Cuba says the revolt in
that island is confined to the Province of
Santiago and that most of the insurgents
are without weapons.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
?. FATrLTY SIZES LAID.
WEATHER INDICATIONS

NEW YORK. March 2s, 1ss5.-For the thirty-
six hours ending at s P. N. Weanesday:-For
New York City ard vienty;-Fair today and
on Wednesday: slightly cooler Wednesday morn
ing, orisk to high westerly winds.
y7srtsseVEss ,aaserya a gsserer &eporg.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
MASCOT IN JAIL.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, March %, 1856
Tommy Wtlbride, t7-year-old cripple.
who for several years was Yale mascot
and taken with the athletic team TO all
great games, was sent to jail for thirty
days by Judge Callahan this morning
for stealing a valuable ring from + A.
King cf Providence, r. l.. g student
r5sssning II Vanderbilt. King had spent
a greaf deal OF money on the boy, pay
Ing for his treatment for his lanieness
in a Providence hospital.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
SPANS NEW MINISTER.
Rn CnbIe 20 TIC Tnftcd Press.

LONDON, March rs, 1ss5.-A despatch
from Madrid to the Times says that
the appointment Of Senor Dnpuy de
Lofne as Minister to the United States.
viii be ga2etted as soon as It shall re-
ceive the approval Of the United States
Government.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
Fl likely 10 LIVE.
Rn CabN d tlle Entted E7reas.

sTTlMON0sEKI, March 2s, 1s95.-Ei
Hutsg Chang passed a good nigat TIE
SURGEONS amending him have decided not
to extract the bullet. The assault upon
the Envoy is likely to delay TIE bnsi-
ness Of the Peace Commission only a
few days. Profend indignation prevails
Throughout Japan at the outrage upon
Ii Hung Chane, and the yelnaeular
press are unanimous in their expression
of the deepest regrets
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26

TO purity vitaltze and enrich the blood, ard
give nerve, bodily and digestive strength,
take FNcd's Sarsapariila.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
C0RRETTs GENEROSITY.

WATERBURY,. Conn, March 2a 1896
In an interview here last night James
j. Corhett said.-@That story about my
giving an exhsbitton for sullivan 3 benefit
is made out OF whole clota I IS a
scheme of q few sharks down IN Boston
who want TO make . dollar at my ex-
pense / was not even asked 70 spar
for his benefit, and Il [ was, while |
wish the man we'll I don't feel Jus 5fled q
in negIecting my business Tor any cne-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
THREE YEARS FOR BARRY MINES

NEw YORK, March 25 1Ss5.-Barry
Mines, the former confidential clerk of
the narlsisg house Of j. Pierpont Nor.
gar & CO.. who was arrested ON Wed.
nesday last for alleged enlbezgiernent OF
Sfcoa9 FROM that house, PLEADED gu3tty 70
IN in6Aeb*neDt OF sfand larceny petofe
,Tistice Fsfzgerald tisls inotasns and was
essglf fss,fses7 to three years' imprisonment.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-26
-yEt Q LIE EsloeI1a.le Eaer Port.
~ Cd7lc to tie United Press.

N taIlic q tlts 2 iflted K7Y'esS-1
I4QNDON, lEareh 25 1S95.-A despatch
from Tientsin to the Pan Mall Gazette"
says that China has notified the foreign
eolshls OF her intention to bloekade the
Pei IIo River when the japanese war
shiKH shall appear at its mouth.
The herald., 1895-07-02

prepense. airy contractor. wholly ignorant
OF the principal points that absolutely
determine the species OF the gums ana OF
the considerations that should guide the
ing(and many contractors know put
little OF such things), might ignorantly
send on either timber from bad site, or
cut at the wrong time or age, or entirely
unseasoned, and thus fail to supply an
honest article. Whereas, man OF strict
est integrity would make 1t his business
to see to all these points. SO that 1T may
be regarded as matter involving thor
ough knowledge as we'll as integrity. One
other point, however, bears strongly on
the subject. Karri, the timber OF Q: d.
versicolor has often been substituted for
jarrah and the two timbers are. so very
much alike that this can easily be done;
the only absolute test IS difference in
the behavior of the two timbers when
being wrought up that cannot readily be
described in words, as it is best seen in
actual working. OF course, in the forest
a botanist can tell the difference by
many sure distinctions, but it is mat
ter that few experts, even, can tell with
exactness which is Jarrah and which kar-
ri, when the timbers are together apart
from their usual forest surroundings. 1t
will soon be known after they have been
in ground Karri will rot in two years
jarrah will stand for over thirty years.
Karri is good timber for heavy strains
where it is protected but in contact with
ground OF water it is OF no value. In
the year 1871 Mr.. James Manning, clerk
of the works to the convict department
at Fremantle, West Australia, reporting
on the iarrah, wrote thus to the colonial
secretary in England:
II have recently taken up piles that
were driven for whaling jetty in 1884 or
1885, making period of at least thirty
five years. The timb ber is small but per-
fectly sound and free from insects, al
though the place is swarming with
teredo, and he urges the importance of
using timber for piles ''in the round"
without saving off any of the outside
timber, which is the best and strongest
OF the wood, and this is a mistake that
has been made in more places than W. A..
The only sure way, it seems to me, to Sc
cure best jarrah would be to get some one
we'll informed on the lines indicated TO
inspect all timber before shipment by the
contractors, on its site in the forest. l
fear have become somewhat tedious on
this head, but you must kindly bear with
me. for it is a big question, and very
large amount OF Information accumulates
around it; and even now much more
might be said, but I should be exceed
ingly sorry for you to misjudge so truly
valuable a timber as jarrah for want of
detail regarding it. The Forest Flora
has never been completed. nor IS there
any possibility OF its being completed, as
it was TOO costly a work, though very
let. me say, that shall be most happy to
give any information you may want if
you will write me, and it ia in my power
to do so. Believe me. yours very faith
fully, WALTER SILL.
Cor. Sec. Forest Dept, s. A.
The herald., 1895-07-02
CASHMERE GOWN.

Corsets Of the same material as the un-
derskirt and trimmed to match are the
latest freak of Partisan women.
There arc few garments allowing Of
creator variety or more elegant fancy than
tea gowns All that is rich and dainty
In fabric, trimming and design is pressed
into the service of these artistic and lux
urious robes unsparingly. and the result is
certainly often as lovely as the most fas-
tidious taste could desire.
IT was decided last season that the Grim
oline was to be debarred en- ntrance to fash
ionable society, yet 1t seems that it is
again trying to insinuate itself, and il
skirts keep on increasing in size there
seems to be every chance for its success.
One Of the new Parisian skirts-a crepon
one, not muslin-is more than nine yards
In circumference. Skirts of such dimen-
sions require some sort of support, and to
line them throughout with horsehair cloth
increases their weight tremendously to
say nothing Of the fact that haircloth,
which is very narrow, is steadily rising in
price every week. and that enough for a
lining will soon cost as much as the gown
material and trimmings.
The gown shown in the illustration is
of orange brown cashmere and mousseline
de sole. The skirt is Of cashmere and is
trimmed with vandykes and insertion Of
Irish guipure. The bodice Of accordion
plated mousseline Is partly covered by a
large guipure collar fastened with black
velvet choux. The belt and collar are of
black moire. JUDO CHoLLET.
The herald., 1895-07-02

hood, and then in subordinate position.
He was 33 years old before he started in
business for himself and he began in the
premises which he continued to occupy all
the remainder of his life. In latter days
his establishment turned out between
6, 900 and 1000 gowns and between 3, 900
and 1000 oloaks year. His sons were
his chief assistants, M CASTOR Worth tax.
ing solo charge of the counting house, while
M. Jean Worth occupied himself in the
technical part of the business, In which he
bids fair to he worthy successor Of his
clever father.
The idea of a mercantile house which
should make up as we'll as sell material
was original with the paternal Worth,
who first induced his Partisan employers
to try the experiment., and afterward con-
Quoted his own house on the same princi-
pie. Any course of action which succeeds
is sure to be initiated by hosts of persons,
and in his later years M. Worth had nu-
merous formidable rivals in business, al
though there was certain charm in his
name which was always felt by the con-
servative. Today's illustration shows
young girls costume Of gray cloth in
princess style. The bell skirt is finished
plainly, with rows of stitching The bod
ice, which closes on tho left side, is close
fitting and is adorned with an immense
square collar of white cloth, with fchu
ends in front. A narrow plastron of white
embroidered cloth divides the COLLAR from
throat to waist, where it is closed by
silver buckle The collar consists of q
ruche of white satin ribbon.
JUDO CHoLLET.
The herald., 1895-07-02
HUMAN NATURE.

It is lots Of fun-quitting smoking and
then beginning again.
Every man believes that he is the most
important cog in the wheel
Even in housekeeping when a woman
passes mirror she "fxes' herself little.
OF what great value an article becomes
when some other PERSONS child breaks It'll
Tell girl she has Madonna face, and
she begins to long for a more prominent
place to show it.
A confding woman can construe every
thing her husband does into evidence Of
his affection for her.
1t is remarkable how many sensible ap-
pearing men take a pride in putting on
uniforms and carrying around tin swords.
A hundred years ago people worried
about the same things that are distressing
you, and they are dead now, and their
worry did no good. Globe.
The herald., 1895-07-02
WORTH, THE GREAT DREssMAkER.

Effective Princess Costume In Gray Cloth
For Young Girl.
The galaxy of fashion has lost one of
its brightest stars in the person of M.
Worth, whose death occurred not long ago.
Mr.. Ward McAllister's demise was tha
mere snuffing Of a candle beside NJ.
Worth's disappearance, for Mr.. McAllis-
ter Influenced but one coterie of society in
one city, while M. Worth was potent all
over the civilized globe.
AS his obituaries have made all readers
familiar with the details of his life, it is
probably unnecessary to remind them that,
although the famous costumer was identi-
fed with Paris, he was in reality an Eng
lishman by birth and parentage and did
not settle himself in France until man
The herald., 1895-07-02
CURRENT COMMENT

~Trilby soda water" Is sold by the glass
and not by the foot.-Seneoa County Jour-
nal.
Next to fender the greatest need Of
our electric cars is good power brake
st. Louis Republic.
Speed moro than beauty seems to be the
motto Of the Defenders builders. Well,
"pretty is Us pretty does. boston Tran
script.
A new novel has the hero and heroine
happily married in the last chapter. It
never will have much Of q sale.-Los An
geles Express
An Indian girl complains because she
was sold by her father instead Of given
away with slice of his money like rich
white girls.-Chicago Post
In paying off her war debt China might
find it advisable to raise a few thousand
taels by auotioning off some Of her war
gods as bric-a-brac. Washington Star.
It is the fin de siocle reader that makes
the fin de steele book. The writer's of cur
rent fiction merely cater to their custom
ers and fill the orders placed with them
Chicago journal.
Mrs. Peary has begun lecture tour to
get money to bring her husband home. 1t
is not complimentary to American public
spirit that she should be reduced to this
expedient. Globe.
1t is now thought that tho Worlds fair
medals will be ready to distribute by Au-
gust next. They should certainly be
worked off before the next quadro centen-
nial.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
We venture to repeat editorially that cer-
tain bicycle riders in this town arc crimi-
nally careless in the way they dash at peo-
pie, wagons and even trolley cars. Some
day somebody will get hurt.-Hartford
Oourant.
The Servian government, which is bank
rupt, continues to make lavish grants to
the reigning family. Presently Servia will
be wiped off the map If Austria and Rus
sia can agree on tho way it shall be dis
membered.-Buffalo Express.
The herald., 1895-07-02
Stockholders Meeting

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THH
~ board OF directors OF the California Sewel
Pipe company has, by resolution duly passed
on the 9th day OF May, 1898, called Il meeting
OF the stockholders OF said corporation to
meet on saturday, August 10, 1885, at 2
o'clock p m, at the Office OF the company, be.
ing 24S Broadway, in the city OF Los Angeles,
Los Angeles county, State OF California. said
place OF meeting being the principal place
where the board OF directors usually meet
said meeting OF stockholders of said rpora-
ton is called for tie purpose of considering
the propriety OF reducing the capital stock OF
this corporation from $750,0O0 to 81 l5 200
That the shares be reduced from 1900 OF 800
per share to 1852 snares OF 800 per share
be published in The Herald. d newspaper pub.
lished i'll Los Angeles city. as provided by law.
Dated this 6th day OF June, 1895.
:. IL. MOTT,
$40 Secretary of said Corporation.
DROPOsAL, FOR FUEL. FORAGE AND
l Straw Office OF the Chief Quartermaster.
Denver, Colo June 3, 1888. Sealed proposals,
in trirlcate. will be received here and al office
Of Quartermaster at each post below ramed
July 3, 1898, and then opened, ior furnishing
Fuel, Forage and Straw ut Forts Apache, Grant,
Huachuca, sub-post OF San Carlos and nipple
Barracks, A. T Forts Bayard. stanton and
Wingate, n NJ, Forts Douglas and Du Chesne
Utah. and Fort Logan and Lenver. Colo, dur
ing fiscal year ending June 80 1896 Pro-
posals for quantities less than the whole re.
those named, will be entertained. Informa
tion furnished on application here or ~
Offices irrespective post quartermasters. Ems
velopes to be marked Proposals for Fuel,
Forage and Straw L. g. ATWOOD, Major
Chief Q. NJ. o-3-4-5' 6&7-ls1