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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
CEIERON SWIPFD.

Special 70 me EeglSJer.
New Castle, Pa, August 16.-Celeron
put Hollis in the box after eleven runs
had been made off Conroy. He was
easy also. The home club played horse
with the tail enders. The score:
New Castle .....23O 8 i 1 O-16
Celeron ........0OO2 90 o 4 10
Batteries, New Castle, Callahan and
Gilboy; Celeron, Conroy, Hollis and
Stev:ck.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Clubs.

Chicago. August 16.-Errors by Stew
arr and Terry gave co-day's game to the
Pirates, their own two mis-plays costing
four runs. The visitors supported their
youngster, Hewitt, almost perfectly. At,
-.
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&dbeelln9 Register
VEST VIRGINIA PRINTING COMPANY
PURLIsHERs AND PROPRIETORs-

The REGISTER. embracing it's several
EDITIONS. is entered an the PostoHce in
wheeling. FV. Va. as second-class matter
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TIED TIE NAlIELEss.
The Brownies Took Two Games From the
BowIers Last Night.

The Brownies Took Two Games From the
BowIers Last Night.
The most interesting games CT the
championship season in the Musee
Bowling League. were played last night
between the Brownies and the BOWERS.
The former club required the ,atee
games TO win the championship. ana
TWO 10 tie the leaders. They lost the
first. and under the most discouraS-hs
circumstances took the other two, ana
thereby necessitated play-ou WIN
The Nameless for the coveted aoAoI'
and the cash pr.ze offered by the Au5eo
Association. Hervey's three strings
were remarkably good. The Hrsl
game was lost by the narrow margin
of two pins, and the Brownies Won
the other two with ease.
THIS result, which was unexpected d
few weeks ago, VIII bring the Two
leading teams together in a contest lot
the championship for the second time.
II viii be remembered that the Brown
les and Namelcss played a series OIL
three games at the close OF the last
season and the former We're We
tor:ous. Tt VIII be battle
royal between the two clubs next week,
and It VII take q wise head to select
the winner. The scores in last nights
games were as follows:
Brownies-Hcrvey 17S, 1872, 1914; Da-
linden 151. 1850. 151. Browne 155. l23,
12S: McLure 147. 1S3, $50; O'Ne.u l11
las, 11S; Blind 12G, 159, 157; totals S7f,
935, SOB.
BcwIcrs- R.heldaHer 100. 1tl. 100;
E5eling 155, 12l. 49,; Laird l5l. 1872,
los: Lamb los. 49, t2S; Whit 1i1, 1856,
1879; Sa,ler Us, 167. III; totals SIS,
S85, SOL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

We VIII soon begin TO suspect that
the Iron and oil League IS out-classed
in Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

Beware Of the oil fever. Il is very
prevalent hereabouts and very CATCH
Ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

You couldn't ask Tor more summary
weather than this.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17
srANnlNe OF cLrns.

Nine alleged ball players from Titus
v.lle.aPennsylvania yillagenOted chiefly
for it's grease. entertained 1000 rooters at
the Island Park yesterday afternoon
with their frantic efforts to reach a lit
Ifle white stone. known in base ball par
lance as the home plate. They fought
and scrambled with a determination
worthy q better cause, now clutching at
/ q supposed opportunity like the proverb-
ial dying man at @ straw, and again
making vicious lunges at the sphere,
AID punching holes in the atmosphere
In sheer desperation, until it was as
lcaky as seiye. ii was pitiable spec
tlc,e. old Sol had been smiling down
on the scene. and just as he was about
TO hide his face behind The western hills
mccaiug echo came down the val
ley. Too FAST for emf Too fasJr'
For several weeks the burden of the
song oil the base bal, writer's in the
fourth r1,e towns composing the Iron
and on League has been Wheeling is
0U,c.assel Nov -bcre is weeping and
w2Iiug and gnlshirg oil teeth in
these same editorial sancUms, and
they are forming combinations
To- prevent the despised Inter
Stoters from capturing the pen
llD-s Warren hired pitcher to 80
asa.H> Wheeling, and paid him $50
for his services. The total receipts
were ST. and Wheeling got $50 of that
zeal.
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RAsE BALL COMMEND

Wheeling viii play the Titusv.lle
team again this afternoon, ard VIII
make an effort to finish the week with
an uubroken record of victories. The
visitors, ON the other hand, say Wheel
ing viii not have such a cake walk as
In yesterdays game. C1nover VIII so
into the box for the home club and &c
goes without saying that all the runs
made by the visitors can be counted on
the fingers OF one hand. Gray who
was one Of the S-eubenylle Jwirlers,
was slated last night to pitch for Titus
vile. but Jordan may 50 :nto the box.
Gray is IN splendid form at present
and is anxious to pitch against Wheel
ing lie won the game with Twin City
Wednesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

When Baby was sick, We gave her astoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Clstorla.
When She become Miss, she chung 60 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gavethem Castorla
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T.INS TNISTEn

Sr0oIII o no ItoEIsI~r.
Denuison, Ohio. August 16.-Vermil-
lion. "a alleged wonder from Barnes
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Assignee'ssaIe

Commencing Friday, August 9, and
continuing each day until disposed of
the large stock OF suiGngs, wors,eds
cheviots. cassimeres. etc, now contained
In the establishment OF l.. Deibrugge
merchant tailor, No. 21l5 Main street
Will be offered for sale regardless OF
price. Also ail tables, cases, wardrobes
desks. etc, and one fine Herring
Champion" safe 50X36.
J. D. ELSON, Assignee
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

AIoundsvilIc Camp Meeting August 9th 20
10th %
Sundays, August 18th and 18th, the
=. d O. Co. viii run church trains to
Moundsyille, leaving Wheeling at S:45
a. m. and 1870. $40 and p. m Re
urn.ng, leave Camp Station at 9:35 a.
M, 1870 s and 10 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

The Puri-an.cal blue law resurrec-
ti0nists have tackled the merry-go-
rounds az Atlantic City, to ride in which
vehicles of the devil on sunday they
believe TO be crime which should be
suppressed by the rorrors Of the law;
also. the Edison monographs on the
board walk. TO drop a nickel En- which
on sunday they look upon as an abom-
ination in the sight Of the Lord. ],
would not De necessary TO take the
Puritan Sabbatariar seriously if he
were not such pesky nuisance
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
Services tomorrow AT I....I.
Cd Jy Roy. j. E. MILAN. l
Tenn Young peoples uD..
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

There are no longer Cleveland DEM
ocrats" or ~Hm Democrats" "snop-
pers" or ~snti-snappers' in New York..
They havs ceased their ancient b.ek-
er.ngs. put aside their banners and rai-
lied around the party Of 'plain Democ-
racy" regardless of individuals. Old
wounds are healing rapidly; the orsan-
ization Of the party is being steadily
perfected. and. the Democrats Of She
Empire state which is by right and
tradition thoroughly Democratic, ore
making ready for O. united ana success
full campaign against the common enc
NV at the polls next November.
Senator Chandler. of New Hampshire.
has contributed to the Granite Monthly
q non-Darusan estimate OF the Pres.-
dent and his Cabinet which comedies a
air. Cleveland intellectual greatness.
courage. industry and a VIII power
ranking next TO that Of Andrew jack
son. The testimony itself is not es-
Dcc.ally new; the refreshing novelty
lies in the fact that it is O spontaneous
trsbute from New England Senator
and a Republican who has been fore
most in criticism Of the administration.
The pity is that the truthful estimate
tbus tardsly expressed cannot more FREE
ouently give tone to Senatorial states
marship in its dealings with executive
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

We an remember how the Republic
can press delighted i'm calling the dull
period of a year or two ago Cleveland
times" Tt is pointed out. however. that
they were En- reality Harrison times.
the logical result Of the acts of the Har-
rison administration we are now ae-
ually entering upon a period Of "Cleve-
land jIDes, Us We have now nearly re-
covered from the paralyz.ng effects Of
the last Republican administration and
McKinleyism. The genuine Cleveland
times are now with us, and the people
enjoy them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-17

Cleveland viii not appear at the ISL
and park next Monday. The manage
ment made arrangements to play I'm two
cities on the same day. and last night
Manager Barrows received q telegram
notifying him that the team viii play
at Chambersburg. The gaEe wich
Clambersburg was the first arranged.
but the date was cancelled when it Was'
learned that the railroads could not Ta-
the Spiders here in time for the game.
Different arrangements nave s.nce been
made. however. and Wheeling VII lCse
the game. Tt IS very likely that the
Cincinnati club viii be secured instead
The team does not play on Monday and
viii pass through here on its way to
Philadelphia.
Hager. late of the Twin Cities. has
been signed TO play short for Titus
vile, and viii play his first game this
afternoon.
Hewitt. who pitched for the Pirates
at Chicago yesterday, is the Morgan
town University crack tWirler He is
promising yOungster. Wheeling
made an effort to secure him earlier
In the season.
Charley Kerr has his eye on the bah
in great shape, and now heads The
team i'm hitting He also leads In total
bases. Kerr has made thirteen hits IN
the five games this week. besides field
ing his position almost faultlessly.
Ball and Con0ver have been playing
an this season, and # was not until
they reached Wheeling that they re-
ceived their salaries when due II is
rather d:scouragiGg 10 play ball when
there are no pay days
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TATANTED-BOAHDtRS AND ROOM rs.
w Recommendations Grst class. ut SO. 1908
ATarket street. AIRS. EALkENSIEIN.
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EOR sALE-MlscELLANEOUs.

FOR SALE-A DRUG STORE AT A
most desirable point for business. Write
10 or cau ON il. J.. GILKESON, Rom
ncv. ~. Va. au1edra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17

II he had a hobby il was historical development.
He had no love either for the mechanics OF
logic nor .or facts in themselves. They were
merely the instruments In arriving at a principle
or enforcing a truth.
AS an inspiring teacher he was unsurpassed.
II.s method was expository rather than syllogis-
tic. He taught few new things. but he set forth
truths in bold outlines and drove them home by
main force Of repetition and his own strong Will.
His prophetic austerity and certain despondency
gave the impression OF one who wrought IN
sad sincerity." Nor did his college work absorb
all his energies Long before the scholar In poll
ties became a familiar figure ne was procaining
the duty OF educated men II the State and Illus
tratinG 1t by practical example. He was essen
tally a public man. a potential statesman VINO
must have been eminent in politics. but for de-
yotion to education Even that devotion couid
not restrain him during the Civil War. No voice
was more earnest and no hands buster in support
of the Government. He chafed under the re-
straints Of his office and longed to be in the hgn'
he helped raise troops and became leader III
every patriotic movement which was within his
reach After the war was over the work OF me
State Board Of Charities and the Niagara falls
Park took some Of his attention. and for many
years he kept up extensive correspondence with
his old pupils and others, suggesting ID them
work which they could do. He outlined the sy5-
TEN OF Indian training to Captain Pratt long be-
fore the Carlisle school was established 4 can
Martin B. Anderson the great American suggest
en-" SAID one who knew him well. There Is no
man Of my acquaintance who has set so many
mon upon a useful and honorable career as has
he" Perhaps no higher tribute could be paid to a
teacher.
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})lanos.
focal Notlces.
cor

GIPREME COURT.In the matter OF the APP
- picaton ot the Boari Of Education by the Counsel
to the Cooperation of he Ci;y q New-YorA rsa,ye 20
acquiring tue by the Mayor Aldermen and ,smmonsy
Side q o&E HTSbRED AND foRTY-FiI.sr STREET.
ihri Ward Il said city duly selected approved BY
sal Board as site for school purposes under ana IN pu
ISIS amended by chapter 3, - the Laws q 1890
ursuant 10 the provisions Z chapter l'i OF the LAYS
notice IS hereby given that an aprlieaton WI be made
70 the supreme Court II the state q New York al
Special Term Of said t. be held ~ chambers there
or the County House the city ~ New York.
the i0h day oi july i>5 AT the opening u the Sour.
that day thereafter counsel can be heard
mate In the above-entiued matter. , .
The nature and extent Il ne improvement HEREBY IN,
and Conmonalty of the city y Ne~-No:k To certain
nppur,cn4nccs hee,, belonging on sou,hcrly side q
St. Ann avenues IN The Tweniyhird Ward said city,
rhaper i9i Of the law. 81 ISIS as amended by saii
chapter 30 1890 said property having been
duly selected and approved by the Hoard OK Education
site Tor school purposes under and in pursuance ~ The
amended by said chapter 30 Of the Laws Of 1890 being
the following described plot piece or parcel OF land
Al tina, certain plot piece parSei OF land situate
lying and being In the Twenty third Ward ~ the cry
beginning at point the souhery side OF one Hun
dred and Fory-hrs, street the same is now monu.
OF the said southery side of one hundred and Forty
with the eas,ey side OF Brook avenue; and run
ming thence s6atherly and at right angles to said one
and parallel with tho said outhery side OF one Hundred
and Forty first street 225 feet thence northerly and at
Forty i25 the solhsy side OF one Hun
dred and Fcrynrs, street AMI thence westerly along III:
said ouhery side OF Ore Hundred and Forty street
Dated New, York June itth $40 -, ..-,. ~,
II fxan my NsW
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Summer Resort Cnloes.
GOING TO THE COUNTRY?
Looking Tor some place which coInbnes
Health Pleasure. Economy o..
II co send for portage. or can ara Hrt III
at onrces below the illustrated book Summer Homes
i, ives lst Of hotels and boarding houses Win
BOARD AT So PER WEEA
and upward IN sullivan. Ulster and Della" are counties or
the main line ana OF the Ne~-foh ontario ana
western hallway = above the sea location P,Ses'
fares SC. all in NewYork at ~ hattety I'"s:
i'll l.;23 BrOdiway J." Ahlo'
Gan Az ia East i25th ST. @I3 West .Ah -, 1'i ~.
bus Az Ticket Orices OF Franklin and West 1<i
I'm rroosyn Court s. $50 Fulton q. - 80
Manhs Az. Greenpont ILltsThhIED ~ " "a
containing half reprcdrctons from ph"t"sial Oh '
Of the hotels and boarding houses aovef.l.-a
'sulnner IIomes be purchased .! any TICKET Ase.a
price &c {. Anderson General Passenger Agent ~
Beaver St. n Y.
Summer Homes on Long Island.
ramphc, describing hotels md toa.dins. houses On
lcng Island free upDn Application a. i3. ~ s'o ana
1913 Ir0ldvay. Ne0-York. u; .33 Fulton ST. i.n,'.
Eagle Summer Bureau. and nj fl1tnIsh a' S ~ 70
II II fraok.yn or send cents H. lamps 10 H. III
SMITH Traffic Manager l. I. r. r.. Long lslanH NY
DON'T DECIDE ON YOUR SUMMER l0UR
before s,nding f0r COOKS AMERICAN Tol X i'OoN:
which an D. Tor he asking all Routes ana 'soT's'
THOs COOK & SOY. POI and I .223 Bway.
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~ IN regard claims for exemption Jury duty.
Room l2I. Stewart Building
NJ. go broadway. Third Floor
York

IN regard to claims Tor exemption from Jury duty.
Room l2I Stewart Building
No. $50 BROADWAY Third Floor
NewYork. June l. ls35.
Claim. FOR exemption from Jury duty Will be heard
by daily my ONCE. from a. until p. m.
Those entitled exemption are; Clersymcn. lawyers.
physicians. surgeons. surgeon dentists, professors
teachers college. academy public school, editors
pharmaceuists pharmacists actually engaged In their
respective Professions and not following other call
ing: niamcr policemen. and nremen; election on
GERS: rcsid-nis: and city employees. and United
States employees. officers OF vesses making regular
trips; licensed p.ots. actually following that calling
company other than street railroad company. tele
graph operators actually doing duty such; Grand
Sh-rs and cvii Court Jurors and persons physically
Incapable ~ performing jury duty by OF
sickness. deafness other physics disorder.
Those who have not answered MS TO their liability.
roIment notice" requiring them 20 appear before me
this year. Whether liable or not such notices must be
under severe penalties, Il exempt the party must bring
proof OF exemption. II liable. he must also In
persoa: giving fr! ana correct name. residence etc.
All good citizens Will aid tho course OF justice and
secure reliable and respectable jures and euaizs their
duty by serving promptly when summoned. allowing
their clerks or suSorinaes TO serve reporting to
any attempt At bribery evasion, end suggesting
fo enrolment Persons between twenyone and seventy
W.. ana United states Jurors. not exempt.
Every man must attend to his own notice. II IL a
misdemeanor TO give jury paper to another to
answer II II also punishable by finc imprisonment
70 give or receive any present bride. directly nd
recty In relation to iurS service to withhold any
" iW'S proteeHtsS- WILLIAM PLtMLEY.
GammiasionAr q JurerH
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EDIBIIC NOTICE.
l go. v .le - 2. ". c.mm.n caunen.

once q L. c:'.k @; ne =; Common a counsii
H''' ''i N.a W. N'T ian Ss'i 10 Is,
Pursuant :, tr,..ns s,gp ~ me IN 'se f'@owHs
j"r~ ,S AMI spars',i 3; he Mayor june : 49,
Eel 1sai T"a,, he Erin cay q ~ lu9' ar, so'
&,, ,Ma IN n. c ~ ra in ,ns cs i S be
nni in,y arc hereby designated ne tine ant pse.
sHa rHsa see, a5 al co-pa0y to the cSmm non
.~rn. .son crns,ruc,ior maintenance and opera
TN - he S,nns Or nnshe, in ceFs "a. n s,res,s "
ne SAD company ~ such and permission. vii
,he c,'k = he n'AIi By paDil;ens n: sane daily
.hei IN he ely ., Ssw,York 20 be iesnsts1 ,hersior
~ u. lsne, Se Ma\er aoeerdns to The provisions q
ys.as to ~ a, HS r,psnsc ., - said p.'iion~, AZ
p.s,. H,"'i no. lie sssuiis9g he toiiomlns sns
railroad company vii bs consi tered as is required by
To ii, iIogornb!. the Common Council Of the city OF
s ' Tss c ns ..y:ty az" ,s5rr "''""A
That your petitioner is stree, surface railroad com
pany. .rsanl.d and existing under the laws OF the
n,s.i"s Win tsr.ies AMI .aresd 'sgo's:
.t nc n IN s.nn, a. u Feu rot more tina" one
pss.srs rs,Ns a, Ter,yAra stree, a,
ns & y al 9V h tor Of 5H' HD,i I and
From Your petitioner. trscis In Lwenty,ourih street.
avenue through and along Twentyfourth street
q connec,as with the ferries lie foot Of twenty
From Fourteenth street AMI Thirteenth avenue. upon
which avenue your petitioners route extends from
Twenty street Fourteenth southcry
along Thirteenth with double track Little
Twelfth street. there To connect with tho ferry the
foot Of 'aid street
said extensions 20 lie operated by such motive power
be fu.iy used upon the road Of your petit
TONER extended.
That by the construction Ok such extensions Pc
,it.oncr VII be able and hereby and agrees
operate and maintain the same as continued portion
OF lis line. and for on" fare
your petitioner prays FOR the
ioca. authorities Z Clty ot N,w-Nork
siruc'on op-ts;iHn 81 said extensions. the
cstahl shmeri maineran and operation Of the
Dated York June 4 1875
THE TWENTY EIGHTH AND TWENTY NINTH
STREETS RAlIItpAD COMPANY.
oSeai) BY JONATHAN H. CRANE. President.
All persons Interested In the going application
hcar~hy notified he present the and pace
! toned SAID resolution WM H. TEN Eyrk.
l.lorIA ..r..... l.D..n.
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School Aecrrics.

.-.,,.,.,., ,,,, FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. Teache:s tutors Go'e'"e''
Ac To- Colleges schools anG tnmiies ~ ~ Ply 70 c,.,.
49, " Nj NJ ] YOUHG-FUL1ON. - Union square.
V,7-tT -rAcIiEns AGENCIES. Ncw-Yotk. Boston.
i tT,'cag, lis Al gees. etc Il. F. Croker '" ~ NJ.
l. V. Huysyon & w o. 'Tn't N. l.. '"'As % - 90. -.
AMMAN COYRiERES Teachers Acercy supplies p.o-
NI re,ors tutors errcssec ETC. II all 1sR
schools carefully recommended 100 o,h-aVe. coz Io-
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CUPREME COURT, County Of Ncw-York.-

~ Eliza Clark. Plaintiff against Henry NJ. Weed.
Charles l.. Roberts. Joseph A. Thompson and Mistress
Thompson his wife Defendants To the above named de-
PENDANTS: You hereby summoned 20 the COM
plant In this action and copy OF answer
the plaintiffs Attorney within twenty days after tho
service ~ this summons exclusive Of the day OF service
and IN OF your failure appear answer judg-
ment will be taken against by default FOR this relief
demanded In the complaint. Dated February Eighth.
1898. JOSEPH NJ PRAY Plaintiffs Attorney. Pos,ofics
address and once No. Q5 Nassau NewYork city.
To the defendants Joseph A. Thompson ana Mistress
Thompson. his wife and Charles T.. Roberts The Fore
going summons Ia served upon by publication pursu.
ant 70 order Of Hon George l. !nsrsham justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the State OF dated May
10Th. 1898. and died with the complaint the once Of
the Clerk Of NewYor County In the County Courthouse
In New-York city.
Dated May 29th 1895.
JOSEPH n. PRAY. Plaintiffs Attorney
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For Both Sexcs.-Country.

CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE a. MILITARY ACAD.
~ FMY FORT PLAIN. y. Y.-Oricer detailed from l..
Army a. military Instructor Coeigcationa Comprises:
!. Seminary with four Collegiate
Musical. civil Engineering. Scientific !. F,ng School
for any College. 3. School ~ F.ne Arts GrNlo.
Violin Voice. under ,on Of foreign i-sch~rS,
cu;ion. Art. 4. Porter School, OF Business
departments to Cadets Main Building complete
fine hD:el IN furnishings: elevator steam Campus
W. acres Gymnasium. Overlooking the Mohawk Valley.
English Prey ccp;. 81 J. MICHAEL. Prest.
A DyEhTrsEMENIs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS ron
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE No i ,i2 Rroai-
way. ~ door north Of Thiriy-nrs;-si and ADyER-
TISEMENTS following Ranch Office.
rtshsh act, = i.s,.- 49,
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Dublir Notices.
AQUEDUCr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room 300 Stewart Building No. $50 Broadway.
Yor Tuo.

AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
Room 2O9 Stewart Building. No. $50 Broadway.
NewYork. June Is. 1898.
ITO CONTRACTORS.
i Bids or proposals for doing the work and furnish.
, the materials called for In the approved forms Of
.rsc, now on file In the OF the Aqueduct Commits.
s.one-s building the Jerome Park Reservoir near
ISnssbridee in the Twenyfourth Ward Of the City Of
New York will received at this oice until Wednesday
JuIy TO- 1885, at O'Clock f. NJ. and they viii be pub
i,ciy opened /, the Aqueduct Commissioners
thereafter POSSIBLE and the award OF the contract for
doing sat, and furnishing said materials will b
made by sa Commissioners soon thereafter as prac
ticsbe. . . -, A.. -
fcnton thereof and bids or proposals and proper en-
veIon. FOR inclosure form OF bonds and all other
Inflammation can be obtained the above Office Of
Aaueduct Commissioners application to the Secretary
i;y order OF the Aqueduct Commissioners
~ JAMES c. DUANE. President
EDWARD L. ALLEN. Secretary.