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SEND THE WEEKLY UNION TO YOUR
friends In the East.
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ART NEEDLEwoRK LESSONS GIVEN
In all kinds Of embroidery on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays; stamping and
Designing NO. 1O14 Eighth street, MISS
+. SCHUBERT.
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PHOTOGRAPHY
SELECT SCHOOL.

HowE,s sAcADEMY-a RAMMA r
grade, high school, normal and business
branches; elocution. French and German
are taught. Ninth and streets.
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BARGAINS IN SECONDHAND BOIL
ers, engines and water pipe; must be
sold at 10 cents on dollar Apply 410
L street
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LosT-FouNr.

LOST-ON JACKSON ROAD, ABOUT AU-
gust goth, a bay horse with star in forehead;
five wears old; last seen going towards
sheldon Return to CHARLES MERK-
LEY, Riverside Road, and receive reward.
s4l7tx
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newspaper in the City Of Mexico
keeps standing at the head of its col
umns the following notice: 'Pedestri-
ans should not stop short or run ahead
when crossing the path of a wheelman,
but should pursue their course unmind-
full of him, as the cyclist has all the ad-
vantage in lodging front or rear All
accidents are caused by the indecision
of pedestrians. This rule should become
universally known" 1t should be
everywhere recognized as the rule of the
road as it relates to bicyclists and Pc
destrians.
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LOST-LAST MONDAY EVENING. "A
lady's fancy spangled elastic belt. Re-
turn to this office and be rewarded,
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BoOKBINDERs.
4: MUSIC AND ART.

HAVING RETURNED FROM MY SUM-
mer vacation l will resume my class in
music on September i, '96. For terms,
or information, ,f-caH son or address Pro-
fessor J. s. Becker, 1881 M street, Sacra-
mentO.
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tain frivolities Of life and seek health
as it can be secured on the bicycle dur
ing the fall months.
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just outside of city, near electric cars !;
located right for suburban home. See
JAMES Z. MILLS, 301 street.
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tract on tho inS4a,sInent nfan. ~onIv q
few left. CURTIS, CARMICHAEL &
BRAND, Fourth. and J.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE FIRST CLASS
secondhand extension top carriage. APP
ply c. S. OFT, 1l16 Second street
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STEAM CARPET-CLEANING 3 CENTS
per yard. Prices to suit the times. H.
W. RIVETT. Twelfth and y streets
Telephone 292. The best machine In the
city.
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FOR SALE-RESTAURAN BEST IN
town; doing good business; a bargain
for cash. Apply at 51Q ] street. s1-7ts
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THE TuRCLU, NORTHEAST CORNER
of Eighth and K streets; coolest Sni!d-
ing finest rooms in city; newly fur
nished porcelain bath tubs; second floor
reserved for offices; terms very low
janitor and light free. FRANK MEYER.
Manager.
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FOR. A. GOQb QbsA2fERICAN MADE -TA
male 60 to IN. Aanford's, 11l0J stree
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Keep the tire well inflated when rid
ing. OIL should not be permitted to
come in contact with the tire. Oil rots
rubber. Avoid keeping your wheel near
heating apparatus. Rubber is vulcan
lied by heat, but too much heat Will
make the tires lose their elasticity and
become stiff If brake is used in coast
ing, apply it gradually. Rubber can be
torn by the brake. Fewer cyclists would
be forced to walk or take train home
owing to the loss Of a nut or two II they
made practice Of trying each nut be-
| fore starting out on ride.
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FOB SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP. ON ACCOUNT OF
tieth street, between p and O.; five
rooms; all have gas, pantry, baths, hot
and cold water. Apply on premises to f..
GUENTHER, 1909 Twentieth ST.. s3.7t*
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BOARD AND LODGING.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
or without board; home cooking. MRS.
KIEINSORGE, 903 l..
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LATEST PERIODICALS AND FICTION.
Stationery, Notions. etc., at Dnane 5, NO.
2O2 K street.
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DR.. SIMMONS, SR-HOURS to 10 A.
M, 2 to 80 p. m. and to p. m.
DIR. SIMMONS, JR.-Hours IL to II
a. m, to s and 80 p. m. Telephone,
house. l2S; Office, 81. -
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DIR. l.. s. JADAROLA. 2OOA K-OFFICE
hours: 9 to IL a: m, to and to
o. M. New telephone No. TO-
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TO LET-A NICE COTTAGE OF FIVE
rooms; hot and cold water and every
convenience. Apply at 1512 Q street.
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BEGONIAS, FERNS. ETC, H STREET
Nursery. 2S05 H street. Mrs. J.. w. Neff
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

DIR. F. M. REITH, OFFICE WITH
Drs. White & Ross, southwest corner
Sixth and streets. Sacramento. Office
d. m.
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This is the time of the year when the
cyclers of both sexes can best find en-
joyment astride the silent steed The
green leaves are turning slowly but
surely, and another month will see
them scattered over the country roads.
The sun is gradually working its way
toward the equator and, the days are
growing short. Now is the time for the
wideawake wheelman to get moving;
with the first flush Of dawn he should
leap from his couch and quickly slide
into his clothes. A bowl of bread and
milk is sufficiently nutritious to last till
breakfast time. Without everything
looks inviting. The dew is on the ground
but the road stretches. away through
pretty dales and over verdure clad hills
where the fresh breezes blow to iristil
new heart and vigor into the wheelman
If he has the fortitudc to undergo cer-
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CESSPOOLS, VAULTS AND CHIMNEYS
cleaned; no dirt; lowest prices W. M
SLAUGHTER, 81 K and 321 M street.
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A new champion has reached the
zenith of his descendency, the old cham
pion has fallen. To-day Tom Butler,
the Yellow Fellow of Cambridge, Mass,
is-looked upon as the greatest rider in
the country. Gradually working to the
appex of his hopes by brilliant work In
the vicinity of his home, Tom Butler
made his debut at Louisville in a field of
the fastest men, and demonstrated his
superiority so powerfully over them all
by his meteoric finishes that no one now
disputes Tommy's claim to champion
ship honors, and we'll he earned them.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL 7COMBI-
nation. cane and "camp stool; the right
thing for races. Apply. at Tufts, Tenth
{ and streets, or 21l2 Isstfeet - rf.,1 1t* =
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DR. f. D. TYRRELL SUCCESSOR TO
DIR. G. G. TyrrelD. Office( new Joseph
Building, corner K and Sixth streets.
Hours-11 to /, to 4, and to 8 p. m.
Residence 1925 P street. Telephone
residence, Capital 572. Sunset 251 Black.
ONce Canital 900
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS TO RENT
with or without board. oil o street,
near Tenth street.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A HOME
like place to board and room? Go to the
.MODEL," southwest corner Eighth
and II.
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Willie Wibbles was giving an exam
pie of his elocutionary abilities. He had
just quoted an imitation of an actor
they both knew: "Oh, what fall was
there. my countrymen!" Then he
paused for admiration, and said:
There, Miss Cayenne, does that remind
you of anything?"
Yes" she answered, my bicycle.
Washington Star.
Those wise old farmers who refuse
To make their going good
For fear the bicyclers will use
The highway (as they should,
Are working on a patent road
That has a folding bed,
Which, after they have hauled their
load,
They'll lock up in the shed.
An enterprising cycleman at Paris
proposes to establish q "cycle express
company" there. Packages intrusted to
this company WIFI be delivered immedi-
ately per cycle, instead of lying for
hours in the Office, as often happens in
the ordinary express service.
She-When l came in from wheeling
to-day my head went around like a
top.
He-Well, you said you went out for
a spin, didn't you?
Full many a gem Of purest ray serene,
The dark unfathomed caves of ocean
bear
Full many cyclist falls from her ma
chine,
And wishes it were maidenly to swear.
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DR. CARTWRIGHT, OFFICE AND RES
idence, 913 X street, between Ninth and
Tenth. Office hours: to ii O. M, to 4
and to 8 p. m.
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PILE REMEDY-SuRE CURE OR NO
pay. DIR; LEWIS. iii Fourth street.

MISS NELLIE c. BURNS, TEACHER
OF; shorthand; private instruction at
regular rates. Address Miss Nellie 6.
6urns, Burnsville, Sacramento +. ..
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NETWORK TRIBUNE, MONDAY SIXTEEN PAGES

dent. As a matter Of history u 4. ,rt.rs.,,r.
10 note that since the discovery of America Snr
elgn capital has been flowing into this country
win accelerated speed, and that during the
ua9s Ill Whlch the country has enioyed the hone
n's Oh tIotection there has been continued
movement or money this way Foreigners do
not Withdraw their capital because we are pros-
peIous- 10 be sure Englands industries flour
mn at the expense OF ours when a law like the
wilson tariif act Is in force. English manufact-
uiers naturally dislike Mckinley and PrOtecfIon
but English investors are not averse 70 nnttin9
their IDLE capital into American securities where
under revenue law which provides revenue and
protects home industry, corporate enterprises
are able TO return handsome dividends upon in
Vestments made. In 1892 the total amount Of
money paid out in this country In dividends on
railroad securities was 800 CO. 40 and in 1891
IcNowing the disastrous times brought on by
democratic government the amount paid out
was reduced to SS5,21S,6G9 and showing the
eHects OF this depression on railway traffic,
llelght earnings OF all roads decreased in 1894
compared with 1872 about S900000O0 Rail-
ROADS and other stock corporations which were
forced into bankruptcy and others which were
forced to economic and suspend dividends by
ton OF the Democratic President are being sue
cessfuny reorsanzed, reeuning dividends and
VIII soon prove their old-time attrac t,veness as
safe investments for foreign money Will Europe
Keep IT'S money at home when II can get double
the return for it over here? VIII prosperity In
this country to be brought about by Protection
and sound-money principles keep Englands idle
money away?
The following tables show the movements In
the week Of the chief active stocks and bonds:
STOCKS
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uon exports at the present time are the legiti-
a " outcome Of trade conditions, and inasmuch
a. 81. e treasury is In a strong position no alarm
~. ~ % bankers over an outward movement OF
49, - INITIAL Were there not such an increase IN
~ M nns9Ve'nelt Of money 10 ibis centre. exports
sas sou would be lessened by foreign loans here,
u ailhough at the close OF the week there was
b. ,'inewnat hrmer tendency In the money mar
nrs ~ Il not likely that rates will harden at
ron e'l 70 any material extent The interna-
IN movement or money at this time however,
IN ~ .Sefor o. Europe Is not unfavorabe factor
Az sne general situation except as tending to pro-
S Sses nesitancy among Stock Exchange traders
49, ana IN Europe. The actual trading In stocks
VA week was entirely professional and so de-
.Ha OF significance that extended comment upon
.vuid be out Of place. Outside OF the Stock
Sanenange there was fair amount OF business
- oy Investment houses In issues not traded IN
s4e exchanges, and brokers VINO make spe-
any OF the outside securities business were In
8ore bullish frame OF mind. The large sub
wvNons to the New-York City bond Offering
M,s gratifying incident OF the week and II Is
~ that good part OF this issue will IND It's
~ INTO foreign hands. Railway earnings re-
sssssd In the week ~, wed further gains; rail-
AZ ~ PRESENTATIONS advanced with the utmost
.aS;iiQn and ,i,c... no change In the pre-
sns cheerful See sef,:imsn., except among
~" Spectators
ne condition OF the crops is being carefully
u .sned AZ presei: by Wall Street, and 1t may
ia sad That the crops and politics are the chief
rs s...usnccS in the general business situation Inc
: 49, recent reports from the Northwest Indicate
1910 400 outlook for spring wheat. while the April
-.ssssner has materially benefited the winter
frs,s crop. and the most Trustworthy reports
hrr, the bsst informed circles are exceedingly
A ra's On the present outlook FOR GOOD harvest
~ .evval OF business activity throughout the
A.. "ly Is not ore OF the uncertainties OF the
vii vii future. and the men who realize this now
visa oe the ones to reap the benefits which a
erins about. ''''
a ,seeson put forth by opponents Of Major Me-
M nomination Is that England does not
ns as !rrotectioa In this country and will conse-
ks"y withhold from making any investments
Doss. 40 reasoners of this kind II does not seem
UIs 'Oe mat vast amount Of foreign capital
eiss,tyme oyer here following the nomination.
''n and Inauguration Of Republican Presl-
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REORGANIZATION
OF TIE
Oregon Short Line &
Utah Northern System.
GALE OF ASSESSMENT BoNDs.-Notce OF

GALE OF ASSESSMENT BONDS.-Notice OF
- Sale OF Assessment Bonds Of the City Of Mount,
Vernon. Wcstchester County. New York on the 10Th day
Of May 1896 at p .
The Common Council. ~ the city Of Mount Vernon.
Westminster County y. y. Will at tho Dearborn Build
iny Nos 20 and 81 south Fourth evenre. N sad CITY.
proposals FOR tho purchase Of thry-two
Assessment Bonds % said CITY.
The said Common Council will then and there open said
proposals and The highest thereof unless deems
posas
Thee are a series o nonds which authorized 70 be
s,u-l by Cy under section 3Di 81 Chapter 49, Of
isJa Each bond Will be for The principal
u thousand dollars. and wall bear interest at
the - PEI cent per annuIn. payable semi an
nuay principal and interest VIII be payable at
tho Office city Treasurer. In said cry OF Mount
Vernon They will be dated June is 1896 and payable
= follows: 90. -,
first DAY Of June. 1872.
bonds will DE delivered 10 the purchasers on or be-
fot- June 81. 1896
Each bib accompanied by certified check for the
sum ~ 5000 al evidence 20 good faith.
The CITY Mount Vernon is situated on the New YORK
New Ila ami Hartford Railroad and upon the New
minutes traveD from the Grand Central depot with
sixty trains daily each and hiss population Of
over 3Op has water gas. electric lights electric
railways sidewalks and cross walks and Is most
prosperous cay. -,
~ statute The bonds carnot he sold for less than par
and accrued Interest.
By order Of the Common Council - -
GEO. NJ. JENKINS. City Clerk.
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,,,rrWEEK IN WALL STREET
,ocKS LOSE ON LIGHT SALES.
urox OF THE FEDERAL TREASURY
coSD pAII,ROAD EARNINGS.

n,oy of THE FEDERAL lhEA"oNA
coSD'' RAILROAD EARNINGS.
sunday, May 10-p. m
,e.a,e, Treasury received last week
The oh''s 50 701 251. from internal revenue
rom cus'0"" tr,m miscellaneous sources S5lo'-
E6l6o'i, Fan, ALL S5.126.4 6S. against So'6oo'-
Ni in inc mount 10 1923. 500. and the pay
na''n $40 $40 600, making the excess OF eNpcn,
gents 10 .,ceints S3,21S,444. For the fiscal
a'ui.s date the receipts are S2S2'olo'=oo' eNpeI-
gar " sso0 1924. the excess OF expehu',uleS
tlaleSs oe673635. The weekly Treasury s'a.e-
beng ' -sos,ed a decrease of Sl,Os4'4oo IN lhe
rtn'' ,osh balance, and decrease OF sl''o-'-
svaiaO' ~ actual cash balance, which is now
uS s4s,4@' wssk ago. the Treasury
Voa+ chow the following changes: decrease
nldnsS 81 balance Of So, 1s6,041 made up by
TIC e. se oo7 011 in coin and bullion and loss
psv' ooo IN the amount of outstanding cer'ih-
lin in the silver balance of Sl,2S2,4OZ
ass' ro,o Of S1729 SS in silver coin and bull
I've :" loss Of 81, 109414 in the outstanding
On a." .r,6cates. and q gain in the legal-tender
n''' - 81 800. sol, made up by loss OF $Z'o-
Mo- .,s amount Of outstanding currency GER
w IN -. a gain of S5.O96561 in the amount
''ss.,.,snder notes in the Treasury Holdings
es.,,onal bank notes increased S3iO'Ol.
r, notes issued under the law of 1871 TO
I'..o,n. Of S92S004. were returned TO the
ne a and the amount of these notes IN CIR
Trssu.' was decreased by this sum to SlOO,4OO-
ctssIa the redemption OF National bank notes
y. T he, holds S2o;517,62s decrease OF
w. s "a from the preceding week
SNirT.nad is Saturdays Treasury statement
s. .6 with that Of May
eeAss'' Mavo May Changes.
eas coin AMI hull
Ian less csrtih ~ o- 40, s,,o 900 40, Dec 90 ,ss o.1
Sl-o,o-', to- *ii"'"oo''"A NV fN'-0N-
notes. less ,os 600 500 II. ,cs 7So Inc 3Ge sci
certificates io NJ 80 n,, go Inc 27O az
~, hank notes. '''-o'r- S'V''''' -'
Silver dollars ana
baNon less ~s 90 o,, --s o, .a- ,co Inc oSo 400
,fea
~. :, Treas s26J 26S 81 S2GG. 10l O6i Inc. SS52oo'
p<21sNs ~ OF ac, OK. o. 5a4 5I1 Dec 101G543
,sns hrks zo'1oi'Vof -1'o'''oii Nv -.
a.u ,..s SOL 100 OPS $500 G45575 Dec. .0S4 40
Detua minor la % o-oo,. n, -o- ,ec ,o Az 90,
<l,o'toto -i'''''iV" INV 'A''N-'
., bal $40 $50 CSC SECS sAs 400 Dec ST. 5O2 271
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PROPOSALS -
FOR sEwER wAT n 6M TO E EREcTE6 N
RAEk REAR w THbD OF H CRY ~
or TIE LAWS OF 1885,
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES for the above work.
ndorsec With the above title also with tho
person persons making the same and the date Of pres
rHsr rooms M Nos il and ID Fnancs Department 10
$50 broadway in the cy q Se S, YORK MAN until s s%e
which place and hour the bids will be publicly opened in
S w 5san MADE sa to the lowest bidder with adequate surety
n as may be- wad hs be or
to this office with the suretes offered by him
the date Of .ervice OF notice to he effect that
ns has Ss the ss spz
BY a. the he nj s win aS Ss % d ., S
IT, and in default to the Corporation and thsreupnn
The contract be accepted The work 70 COM
at such time as the Commissioner OF Public
n bwrhs price must be written IN the bid, and also
and no, contain w BE a sm G
which bids herein called Permission win no, be
OR s G ~ h ea aoa
sinking Fund reject al bids it BID sa M be De- etss ~
from or contract awarded person who Is IN
TO the cOrpoaSn Of who the surety
or r ase'sSis @S WI WIN
e cnmm iss OF public Works.
The amun, OF security required Is ONE THOUSAND
Forms Il estimates and further information T. desired
s Sas ss se w".k cSn be obtained at Of
troller No $50 Broadway.
WILLIAM L. STRONG
JOHN W. eorF Recorder,
AsHBEL p. FITCH. cOmm ISL
ANsoN G. MSSSSK; Sinking Fund
WILLIAM NJ X oLcoTT.
Chairman Of Committee on Finance
Nav Work. Apr,, nth 1905 . 49,
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Proposals
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING
~ FUND
TO CONTRACTORS.

FOB ErsssHsa ss4 AMP gEry9sn INC
Sa eSI%!S s SSSES, BviS
pa XXI FHH HSb w T2oSG
CHAPTER al: LAWS OF ISL AMP AS As AuTHoR;
Nj 2Ssf HIP = IgS lSb i RfEM
NoTE~B!ds will he received as follows:
l. Bid furniture cabinet work ahd Other work speci-
ned under heading of Furniture Cabinet Work. Furnish
g. BID for burglar proof hle burglar proof safe
IRE and burglar proof SAFE and fir, safes
up buglarproof file and SAFE remova! and setting
|. BID for metallic file for the Health DEPARTMENT
BID for masn work sTpsner work iron ana s stee
work filing work. heating and yenating work electrical
work and eec'rc-lisht fixtures painting and other
Ii Is to bs understood that all the requirements and
Of the contract and specifications shall apply
the above title also With the name Of the person Or per-
m,s II: s and the the tsss sf
and M Finance p ar %s S yor n s q SS NO
Fr HhrH May u.s. 1900 which place hour BIDS
@ BE Of se ns ana in f nd ssd and the
q the s0r aSta. ssey H .oe es ReSs to
The person to whom tn: centras, may be
w Of o PUBIC Woks With the offered By
I or the AS a. ana Of s Of to That
end in q as Sann1 nssS It. be or Ay
and n The SeTs Ss9 be be read a
cep,ed and executed TIE work to commence at suca
time as the Commission Public Works designate
n R-Pernssion wi. net De given Tor tho withdrawal
81 any hid or M bid Will be accepted from
contract awarded who IL In 10 the
CORPORATION upon deb. contract or who defauer,
as surety otherwise upon any obligation TO tho Cor
poration A., .,. =. . 49, 49,,
Gers are the drawings and the specifications
The drawings may be the office Of the Architect
Robert Mayncke. Rooms 70 TO Is twelfth story. New
Commercial Building Nca 10 and vi Broadway. In
the civ Of New YORK. 49,. ,, ..... -
The entire work be completed within NINETY DAYS
after the notice work has been by the
OF Public WORKS.
The amount Of security required Is
50 COO on I'D No I.
$4,000 Bid No 2.
$500 Bid No 3.
5000 BID No 4.
sl2 6e0 Bid No. 3.
estimates and further Information. II de-
sired can obtained application at the Comptroller
Office No. go Broadway.
The forn OF agreement including the specifications
go Broadway
WILLIAM ]. STRONG.
Mayor
JOHN w GOFF,
Recorder; Commissioners
ASIBEL r. FITCH,
Comptroller OF the
ANsON G. MCOOK
Chamberlain: sinking Fund.
WILLIAM II. X. Oi.COTT.
Chairman Committee en- Finance.
Board II Aldermen =
New York. May l. 1896.
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DROPOSALS-The Board Of Trustees OF the
Village Of College Point ~ y. hereby invite BIDS ior
tho whole or any part steven kluDoW twenty yen,
four per cent water bonds Of said village as euhoszed
tv Caner 2s3 OF the state OF New.iork Oh
,sos Bds are invited will be received by the trus
Zee. NJ the village at in Poppenhugen institute
isps when and where all bids viii be opened All pro- %
osa,s must accompanied by certified cheek nrawn ~
M arder OF r. r. clair Esq. Village Treasurer for hye
ner cent OF the bid the balance 10 be PAD py ne
scceesf bidlor before u O'Clock Jpne xsn lsas,
a. ,hs Ninth National Bank. to7 Broadway Mew-iok;
when ard whore bonds Will be devsred ihs i'~a"
reserves the right TO reject am or all bids
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financial.
Reorganization
OF THE
Norfolk & Western Railroad
system.

system.
To Holder, of the following bonds and
stOcks'
NORFOLK & WESTERN n. ". co.
Adjustment Mortgage Bonds,
JOO-yenr Mortgage Bonds,
Maryland a WASHINGTON Division Bonds,
CIinch Valley Division bonds.
Equipment MortgnEe nonds of 1882
Five per cent Debentures OF is02.
Preferred stock.
Common stock.
ROANOKE & SOUTHERN ny. co.
First Mortgage Bonds.
Stock.
LYNCHBuRG & DURHAM n. II. co.
First Mortgage bonds,
Stock.
The holders OF majority % all Of the above nentione
bonds have tho Plan ot REORGANIZATION In
view Of the that amounts % the securities arr
held in foreign countries Committee has extended
the time for the deposit bonds and stocks and for the
payment OF the FIRST infinlncnt Of per share On the
deposited stocks and including the 18TH DAi vi
MAY 1896 which date deposits VIII be received
only In the discretion Of the Committee ana on payment
~ n PENALTY OF TWO PER CENT. on the par
o,,oun, - the bonds and ONE-EIGHrH PER CENT.
on the part amount o stocks Deposited
Bonds and stocks must be deposited under t'e heor-
sanitation Plan and Agreement with THE MEhehH-
TILE TRUST COMPANY. No. 10 broadway. Ns"-
York
New-York May l. 1895.
LOUIS FITZGERALD. Chairman.
j. KENNEDY TOD.
GEORGE COPPELL.
A. A. II. BOIsSEVAIS.
ROBERT FLEMING.
C. SLIGO DE POTHON1ER.
H. n. Il. HIBRECHT.
NEw.YoRK EXECUTIVE REORGANIZATION
COMMITTEE
" T. GLYN Secretary.
10 Wall Street. ~ Y.
SEWARD. GUTHRIE. MoRAwETz STEELE.
S Counsel