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2atlroAds.
Lehiqh Valley System.

Stations loot OF West 23d st Penn R. Cortlandt
'Indcates time from West cad ST. other figures show
time from Gortland' or Deshross"sSt
.s:S0: s'ls 4. NJ daily for wILKESBARRE.
ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. ii:
AGAkA FALLS. and the West and principal local
'IltSO. Is,0O noon daily, exc, pit sunday.
"BLACK DIAMOND EMPRESS"
Arrives Buffalo 9;3o P. NJ. Pullman vrstibulc Day
ala carte Connerts at Buffalo with through secpers
.Ia,so. is.i" "P, N daily. ercep. sunday. for
MAuSH cHTYk md oI, g9ns
wkfsBih Frfsr5% eSy cfAsoS f1spt SSu9Gs' anG pa Gr
In coal regions; chair car for Wilkesbarrc.
G p Hy af.S SSuna1y r, for
cipai Intern diate stat ons Connect. for all points
in goal regions; Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for
.sIaO. 4isO p, NJ. daily. except Sunday. for
MAuCH CHUNK and Intermediate stations Chair
'i,so. S,ia p. NJ. daily for EAsToS and inter.
mediate stations.
FALLS. and all points West Pullman slerp'r vesti.
bur tran y. Y. to Chicago, seepers to buffalo and
$3.50. $3.50 p. N: daily, except SUNDAY. stopping
only. ut SOUTH rIA!NFIELD. EAsToS, BETIiLE'
GESRvA' RorHfSTER. RATASiA. Br FfAio. and and
TORONTO Pullman sleeper for Bnrno. Non" but
's6 %ao y for s1TF
ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BIFFA o. Ni'
AGAhA FALLS, and all points West Pullman sleeper
Additional local trains daily, except Sunday. for
h9rND hh04K ana nttrm,diate % points. Leave as
(snndayS ~ a NJ, .2;@O. 2;3O ana 'O:2O 63O T. NJ
TicSc,s nni pnlinan aG%omnloda'ions AZ lli' 21l,
4, lG5ih ST" ll7 Bpw'Iy. n. "; $50 Fulton ST.,
cSgr, ' Ss swsy and and To%klyn Annox n1""tyn
from hotel or residence through IA destination.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New orR, root 81 Chambers
st. as follows, and hvc minutes earlier from Wsss
Q.O1 \. M.-yestihuled, Exprcss daily for Blng'
OOp anton, WaNerly, Ei'iira, Bun 10. bradford.
q, r,,rs lmnao , r. N. IAror TO Buffalo.
O.llP N.-Nest bu Ell limted-FGst mail daily;
Z.UU solid train for h.caRo, riivos Ceye aud 7:40
A. M. Chicago +. Sleopcrs TO Chicago. CleVs'
Land and Cincinnati. Dinin Cur.
T0O -. N.-liunalO and Cleveland Yestibuleo
.OO Express daily arrives al Runalo 7:0b A. NJ,
Fr -dI, ri 7;I7 A. 81. jamestown 1:Ou 4, NJ. Clevo-
lauu 1880 p N. (Sicrprfs 10 Buffao and Ceveand),
making dirvCI cOnncc on for Detroit, Chicago, ana
the " est Cafe Library ar,
SISp u. M.-.S0ld tram TO Chicago. sIeepers 70
C.iO Hornclisvillc Chicago. and Cincinnati Din.
In Car :.
tTICKETs. LOCAL TINE CARDS. AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMNOpATIoNS at u, li3. 26l %Ol. su1
e57 Broadway, ! - Bpwrry 1913 East ls5th ST. AAA
fI West l2Jth Il. On Ebcrs aud West 28d st fern
New York, 33a and 7sB Fulton St. lOb broadway.
Brooklyn; goo Hutsru So. IObOken and Jersey City
station W"sc0ts Express calls for aud checks Jag
gage from hotels aud residences 10 destination.
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Selert 8nard.

Weat sine
DAEK ST.. aj.-Board and rooms can bo secured
ID with nice family; good home; terms $3.50 to
IS; also furnished rooms. Mrs. SALB.
G)QD ST. AIT WEST.-Sew England lady has pleas.
20 ant rooms: large. small; bountiful table, terms
moderate; references.
OATH ST.. 27 WEST.-Handsomely Furnished large
Of and small rooms; excellent board references.
I1TH ST.. 1lO wEST.-Eegant newly furnished
II second floor and cozy hall rooms; rs class table
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& OHIO.

Leave New Yor", whitehall Terminal. south Ferry,
and i0ot Of Liberty street,
'Dniiy. tEICout sunday. Sundays,
CHlCAGO. =, 81 A. NJ $500 +, NJ. and 'l2:lb night,
rIrIsECRG, $3.50 A NJ. '3;25 +, NJ 1900 r. H..
az ~ uirnI. 4iHJ i, NJ Liberty st onlyl
CI&CIhAATI r lnl ~, $500 A. NJ, "Ji6b p. N.
WA%uISGTON BALTIMORE, '7;a5, 'lOi0O Diner.
sl 40 A VI Dinerl 'g;ln (Diuerl. r32H Diner.
- 30 ,D,ner,. 'a;55 T.. NJ, AID 'l2:lo night.
SOnFOIK, = 80 \. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS uhrough sleeper. 1928 1900 p. II.
kii lrains ar illuminated with rlntsch light.
Orces! lla. II, 26i, i3i, ll4O Broadway, 81 kaSe
l4th 81, l2T iowcry. \. y; 39v 3i4 Fulton 81,
BROOKLYN whitehall Terminal. Baggage oksskS4
fToA hotel residence TO Destination
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TO CONTRACTORS.

To CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the materials
and peri urming the labor required and necessary for
the Inst allation OF switchboard in the power
house at Wards Island, n. Y, for Manhattan State
Hospital may be sent by mail or delivered In person
up to 1880 =. NJ on Monday, thu 27th day OF Dec,
btr. 1897 TO Henry Z. Howland, ESQ President OF
the Board OF Managers. No. Madison avenue, New
York city. at which time and place the board will
ceive and open all proposals
Drawings and specifications may be cousuited and
blank forms of proposal obtained at the otco OF tho
Board OF Managers, No. l Madison avenue. Now York
city, and at tho oice OF g. Perry. Architect in tho
Capitol at Albany. n. Y.
Each bid must he inclosed In an envelope. senled
and addressed to Henry Z. Rowland Esq. President
of Board OF Managers. No. Madison avenue. New
York city, and indorsed Proposal for O Switch
board, Manhattan state Hospital Wards Island,
N Y"
HENRY E. ROWLAND,
President Board OF MnnaRers.
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SreamuoaIa.
BOSTON AND NEWENGLAND

sTONINGTON LINE. via stonington. Leave Pier
SO. N. R.. one block amove Canal st.. week days
only, at Pm. Steamers Maine and New Hampshire.
NOR lCH LANE. via New London Leave Pier 20
(old No.. Mr.. next Dcshross ST., week days only.
at p N. Steamers City Of Lowell and City OF
Lawrence.
FALi. RIVER LINE, via Newport and Fall River.
Leave Pier ls. y. r. foot OF Murray ST., week days
only, at 500 p. N. Steamers Plymouth Phi.
grim. Orchestra on each
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KeN York and Boston All Rail.

NY, y. II. * II, r. H. and connections.
From Grand Central station.
Leave. by way Of Due
900 A, M, Springfield Anl Worcester. $3.50 J.. VI.
1000 A. NJ tfNcw l., on and Providence $500 r. ".
OO3 A. NJ, New /. niOu ard Providence. I:y5 +. u.
IN, Springfield and Worcester, S:4O r. NJ.
Il 100 J., NJ. Air Line naG y Y. u. A.. COOP. NJ
lOg =. NJ. y W Loniun ana Providence, G:0O y NJ.
300 p. NJ. 'Srw London an PrOvid nee. 800 l.. NJ.
400 T., NJ 'SprlnghelG auu Worcester, 1000 l. 81.
900 T. NJ 'Scw i.uudUu aud Prov vdence, ! 800 l.. NJ
800 y. NJ, 'Spr!ugheli and Worcester, $40 A. VI.
l2iU0 i. NJ sNrw ~ don and Providence. G:25 4. NJ
skuns daiy y, includln sunday.
Bay State Limited; all paror cnrs; fare 81, In.
clEd ng parOr eur scat
.AIT Line Limited; arrives At and departs from
Park Square station. Boston. Return service same
hour and by same route
Through pArlor ana slee ping cars by each train.
c. 7. HEMPSTEAD. Gen PaAI. Agent
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mfdiraI.

A TTENTIoN.-oLDD DIR. GRINpLE. E.GRADUATE UNI.
CAL bEPARTMiNT; 81 YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
DISEASES OF MEN. OLD DR.. GR1SDLE has been
longer established and has had more experience than
any other advertising physician; city pap RS prove
this Under his scientific treatment hlol and skin
diseases. pains in bunes red spots. throat and
mouth ulcers painful swellings kidney and bladder
oped organs weak lack lost vitality are tpeedy per
OLD DR. GRlNDLE: Every imnediment removed.
;, siSans Remember, OLD DIR. eRINDLE never fails
OFFICE OVER 10 YEARS at III West 18TH st. be-
tween 9th and 18th ava. Advice free. Medicine 81.
Hours to y. Sundays TO g. No charge unless cured
OLD DIR. GREY. AS s~ars y specialist In dis
easea or men ontS. Quickest permanent euro guar.
anteed in all diseases Blood poison. skin diseases
kidney and bladder trouble, weakness, debi
iy errors OF youth. bad Dreams undeveloped organs
impediments to marriBg,, &c. Be wise. consult the
only old speciaist In this city ONCE 35 years
1sO East 18th ST.. near Uni,n Square. Hours to o.
Sundays, to 8. Scientific treatment and advice
free. Medicine only 500. No charge unless cured.
A.-A.-A.-QCICKEs PERMAN ENT CURE
in seases OF IN, n; dangerous cases solicited relief
at those desiring only nratclass scientific treat
should call. The lead specialist Dr. Bonschur
l27 West 22d ST.. to 3, toS. Sundays. 10 to l.
nR CONRADS SSANITARIUM.-Privat ate rooms ma
~ tron with full stan Of trained nurBes. III West
<7th st. Hours, 9y.
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ALBANY Evening Line.

The popular steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN
RICHMOND will leave Old Pi II. n. r.. foot CAnal
st., at p NJ daily Sunday excepted making direct
connections with traius North, East. anu West
CATSkILl. HUDSON ASD COXsAt kIE ROATs
leave Pier 43. n. r. foot of Chr stopher st.. every
week day at d =. NJ.
LIVINGSTON LINE, West i 9th st. Daily 4 P. NJ Sat.
N urdays at J.. Steamers BALDWIN and ROMER for
Cornwall, NewburE, New Hamburg. Marlboro. Milton,
Poughkey ypsie Hyde Park, Esopus Kingston connect
ing with U. D. r. r. for all points in Catskills.
NEW HASEN.-Fare. 81; EXCURSION, 81. so.
Fast Gamers leave Pier 20, F.. r., daily (Sundsys
excepted p. NJ and IL midnight. arriving time
for trains TO heriden. Hartford, Springfield and
points North.
pAMSDELL LINE.-Steancrs leave Pier pa, \. r.
Az fo1t Frank.n ST., for Cranston's West Point,
Cold SpriuR. Cornwall. Fishkill LanuiuS. New burg,
week days r. NJ; sundays y A. VI.
TROY ROA Ts.-CITY OF TROY or SARATOGA
leaves West 10th ST. daily. except Saturdays p. M
connecting with Deiaw are ard Huison and Ftchburg
trains. Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
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gublir gotirfs.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

DoST OFFICE NOTICE
Should be read DAILY by all interested a. changes
Foreign mails Tor the week ending Dec. go, 1897,
dI, pl GlSsc % tPkoMrTLY IN al Gese A. he General
one hour earlier Than closing time shown below. ~
WEDNEsDAYmAt A. NJ. tsupp.ementary A. M
sou.hsmp'on; h P %s@ for SETTERL&Sbs ssM d:
rect. per steamship Edam. via Am.terdam Oct
suppiemen9sry @ "a SitSs 1855 A. H. % for EGHoFE. per I
d.
for mSs SsraiRaESbs dres
per steamship Amsterdam. % via Rotterdam ift: des:
ters must be directed per AmstsTdSm2 ter Sm v
NATAL. per steamship strathord detters must bo
O. s.rHpS dirscteS per s,sa strathoSd,y: rr,opr
ship Lueania' via QueenstownI ttersior France.
.na HAY ns SPAIN must m rS1ke
ISP IT y sf.1N fp5 EEASSE $WIfKEE
EGYPT. and bRlTiSM INDIA. per steamship La
Normandie'. via navre letters for other parts OF
%"st Sf ps1
ship Rotterdam, via Rotterdam ge,teIs must be
WY i.snd Ia deter. 'Sa must S1 b.
directed .per Island'Y.
sPR1NTED MATTER. &c.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take Printed Matter. &C.. for Ger
White Star steamers on Wednes,ays. German
ter &C. for ali countries M for which they are % aa.
After the closing of the Supplementary Transatlan.
mails are opened on tn piers Of the American.
English and % ,hn and re-
aA e ;'SE SS q sBts ST
AoNpAY.EAsgA N for Brazil per - steamship Ga-
lileo via Pernamhuco. Bahia and Rio Janelro let-
be direstsd ,Per Sai Or, a. 10 NM 4; n suppl men
Costa Ricai and SOUTH Pacific PORTS. por
A. NJ for PRoGKEso, per st steamship santo DO.
mingo Getters for other parts OF Mexico must be
sEIizH pGhRTo fenS SoRTRH and duArEMAL&
rUEsDIYMAt % iS;so M A. NJ ;s for HAITI per steamship
SassaT he.tGrs nr for VenesH
COSTA RfcA per- steamer from New @ e ore 'S at
e! 'nSGA o4 par
from North sydney; ats p NJ, for PORT ANTo.
wEDNEsDAT.~At 2:8o a. NJ FOR PORT ANTONIO
sH ps9 sa% City Il %
CAPE and
Io1 sus so
ship Phiiadelpha tletters for Colombia must be
directed per Pnilsdelpha'p; at p. u; for La
PLATA COUNTRIES direct. per steamship Geor.
FRIDAY. - At 2;30 A. NJ. for NEWFOUNDLAND.
per steamship beriRn. from Philadelphia: at /
p. NJ for CAMPECHE. CHiAPAS. TABAsCO and
YUCATAN. per steamship orizaba detters for
other parts OF Mexico and for Cuba must he d.
rected "per orizaUa'l; . p. NJ. for BARBA.
DOS direct and NORTH BRAZIL. via Para and
hauaos. per steamship Hubert; at 2 p. NJ. sup
Elementary 2;8O =. M for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JAMAICA SAVASlLLA and CARTHAGESA. per
ste eamship Allegheny Oetters for Costa Rica must
be directed "per Aiieghany''li at2P NJ. supple.
mentary $3.50 p. NJ for HAITI, per steamship
Andes.
| sATURDAY.-At $40 p NJ. for NEWFOUNDLAND.
per ST. amer from North sydney; at S:'0 Z, NJ. for
ST. .PIERREHiQUELoN, per steamer from North
sydney.
The sun., 1897-12-20

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail to Halifax and
thence by steamer. close at this once daily at
$3.50 p NJ. Mails for Miquelon by rail to Biston
and thence by steamer. close at this of1ice daily
at $3.50 p. NJ Mails for Cuba close at this oroe
daily at 7:00 A. VI. for forwarding by steamers
sailing Mondays and Thursdays) from Port
Tampa, Fla Mails for Mex co City. overland. un.
less specially idres>ed for 'spatoh by steamer,
close at this ONCE daily at ESQ A. N. and $3.50
p. n. Registered mali closes at 600 p. NJ. pre-
Kinn dau
The sun., 1897-12-20
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD.

~ E&AA1E&oA ADs
STATIONS foot OF West Twrnt, aid and Dos
~ The leaving time from Desbrosses and Co,tiande
a,so I. y: FAST MAIL.-pn,lman Buffet ct, psr!or S
$3.50 Fast nPS
sesnE n1 hns S9kns 9Td To 9S
cinelnnst, Indianapolis, Louisville. St: Louis
l.Sor. ". CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS EXFREss.-
$50 NJ wEsTERS
fS5 sTfsRs Pitts
sT5s M PAfe St, Purs and
$50 TC r ~ ih.. NAIL AND NJ ExPREss-Punsn BaGst
plttsburg. and points West. daily, except Sunday.
No WasnIxGrON AND THE SOUTH.
1850. $50. 92o. $3.50 Dining Carr. 1880 NJ. 1880,
Dining @ Cars. $40 Dining Carr. $3.50 Dining Carr.
500 M i@S5 night sunday sSI M pHJ roo9
Dining Cars, 4:2S tD ling Carl 1850 ID ming Carr.
soUTHERN :1H n RkAiLwXY-E1press, All V. 4ao N. 1908
ATtxSTiG COAST L1NE.-E1press. $50 A. n. and
caEsAPEAkE HE'S SE AND OHIO RAILwAY.-4Do P. N.
FOR 6LD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK.-7:co
4yTc TssE ays ana 80 e aa' Gav, De.oro.,,.
and Cor,andt Streets I:40P p. M. Through Bunet
o4E fir cfmsnss S0sSs and
Cortandt Streets 1:4O p. NJ.
Long brancn, AsDury farR ll1ltcTlhReu ounuoyD.
Ocean Grove. and Point Pleasant Crrom Wess
Twenty.third Street StatIonl $3.50, 1850 A N.
a:2G. 800 I1:IOP. NJ Sundays, $50 A. M, 1850
p. NJ. Urcm sbrOsses and CortlIndt Streets) 9:lO
A. NJ, 1910 S:4O o:lo 1850 +. NJ. sundays. 9:45
A. NJ. 5:l5P.M NJ.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
e1o, 7:ao. $50. 40. $500 9:20 $3.50 Penna. Lin.
ted. $3.50 Dining Carl; 1880. 1850 A: NJ. 1880.
1880 $3.50 $3.50. 30. $50 ID ming Carr. 4:50DlnnR
Carr. 5:5O Dining Ca }. 1880. $3.50 p. NJ. lg:Ui
night. Sundays. 6:l0. 7:50, SEQ. S:5O. 9;20. 1850
Uimitod). $50. 1880 A NJ. 1850 Dining Carl $3.50.
4:z0 dining Carr. 4:5O tDin ny Carr, $3.50 Dining
Carr. 7:4O $50 p NJ. 1900 night;
broadway; l Aston Hous"; West Twenty.third
Station, and stations foot Of DesbroBses and
Cortandt Streets; Court Street. 500 Fulton
Street. yS Broadway and DrooSlyn Annex Station.
Brooklyn: Station, Jersey City. The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination.
J. B. HUTCHINSON, J. Il. WOOD,
Gen, raj Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
The sun., 1897-12-20
PROPOsNLs ron sUPPIIRs.

PROPOSALS. FOR SUPPLIES.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing supplies emu.
merat-d below. for period of nine months from
January St 1893, In ctordance with specifications
(Which may be obtained at room 3ls. No. / Madison
avenue) may be sent by mail delivered in person
up to 1880 p. NJ. December 27th 1897 to the under
signed at No. Madison avenue. New York city, at
which timo the Board OF Managers will receive and
open all proposals;
FRESH MEAT.
Beef full carcass, 00O, 900 ounds. more or less.
Beef. fore quarters. 1000 pounds. more or less.
Mutton 10000 pound more or less.
Fresh porx. bI. .0u0 pounds. more or less
Veal $4,000 pounds more or less.
SALT MEAT
Ham, 100000 pounds. more or less.
Bacon 81, 609 pounds. more or less.
FRESH FISH.
Fresh nsh. 22b. 900 pounds, more or less
MILK.
Cows milk, 10000 quarts. moro or less.
Condensed cows milk 27O. 400 quarts. or less.
No bids Will be considered except from parti who
arc actual dealers in the comm dtes for which they
submit proposals.. EUch bid must be accomI ed BY
certified che for per cent. of tho amount OF the
bid as guarantee that q contract will BE- entered
into II c, pied. bond of some approved surety
company for one third the gross amount OF the
tract will be required after award for the faithful
fulnlment Of the same. HENRY f. ROWLAND.
President Board OF Manageu.
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8oard at'anted.

8oard atanted.
BOARD wanted on Jersey City Heights by father
ID and son. aged 10; comfortable room and pG II
table board. Address, with particulars and terms,
which must be reasonable.
HOPEFUL box lT4 Sun ofnos
WANT two rooms for myself and wife in 4 irst.
class boarding house in Brooklyn, within mile OF
City Hall good table and service pensabe state
full Particular DRoFEAs. box n sun oioe. N. Y.
The sun., 1897-12-20

sPR1NTED MATTER. Alderman stenmers sailing
Tuesdays take Printed Matter, &C.. for Ger.
many, and sp, cially Addressed Printed Matter,
&o.. for other parts OF Europe. Amori an and
White Star steamers Wednes ays, German
steamers on Thursdays. and Cunard. French and
German steamers on Saturdays take Printed Mat.
ter. &C.. for all countries for which they ad
vertised to carry mail. ..
The sun., 1897-12-20
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS,

Malls Tor CHINA Japan, anu Hawaii per steamship
Dorc Cfrom San Franc sco). close hero daily up to
Dec. 22 at $3.50 r NJ Mails for Hawaii, per steam.
p day Dec a. $3.50 F. Mails S,"is for mere as
soei,ty lslands. per ship Tropio Bird (from san
o;sO p NJ Mails for China and Japan especially
addressed only. per steamship EMPRESS OF Inois
at 500 r NJ Mails for Australia except those for
WestAustraiial, which are forwarded via Europe.
per steamship Moana Qrom San Francisco. close
ssse "i a al York Of Il. and
ship caapsai. with Brit sh mails for Apstralial.
% Gnae na sHss hsse per 10 aS X
y at 8isoP; NJ, Mails FOR Australia lexcep, west
ands. per steamship Mowera tfrom vancouyerp
close here daily alter Dec sSl and up toJan 3 At
Transpa ifc mails are forwarded to port of sailing
daily and the schedule Of el sling Is arranged on tho
po., Once. Ss& ySIt yAT ISs so IssI
> BUREAu or cASAL Affairs, ALBANY osoom.
Der a is91Ipursusnt 70 thc pToSSisons OF ohapter
once until Wednesday. the 5th day OF January 1895,
Il
DOLLARS. for which transferable oertihrates Of
% goa d'niSe Sas SsS sp. s
sts: Of New rork on thc credit ot me snkins Fund
three per centum per aunum, payable semi annually
on the nIst day OF January and July aud the princl
Chapter 80. Laws 0f 1897. Proposals may ba
for the whole or any part of the loan not less
than Sl 900 and such proposals must be accompanied
By = certified check for one per sent Of the INT
OF tn bonds bid for Payments lr the loan will no
pOsal by deposit In the Bank OF the Manhattan Co In
the city OF Nv York 10 the credit Of TT. asurer OF
the amour. OF the award 'ngether with premium
and accrued interest ron nnuary ]. lsDs, The
Comptroer rves the rign o reject all bids which
IN his opinion advantageous 20 tho interests
Of the State Interest the loan from the rst day
OF January 1858 win be pay able At the Bank OF the
Manhattan Co. in the CITY OF New York. All propo.
provements and directed TO the Comptroller OF the
State OF New YORK. Albany, n. Y.
JAMES A. ROBERTS. Comptroller.
The sun., 1897-12-20
furuishsd d Ruums 4 departments to 3s.

eGuruished Rpoms departments to Yet
knat Sto--
DOTH ST, 242 and 244 EAST.-Eiegant rooms
OC Sl.50 to S5 gentlemen; respectable couple
(housckcsping); transents accommodated.
Nest Sius
I ATTRACTIVE SECOND FLOOR, bath; suites
L. with private bath single roomA; board optional;
strictly mist class: references IL West 33d st
1dTH ST.. zoe WEsT.-Large aud small furnished
I rooms. $3.50 TO es; also connecting.
Q9D ST.. 10 wEST-Hapdsomely appointed suite,
OO southern exposure; single room; breakfast op-
tionai; gentlemen; valet attendance; reference.
11OTH ST. 858 wEsT.-Priy ate house, near
~ MorninGside Park; hcalthiest and most aoces.
si 10 part OF west Harlem, large room. suitable for
two gentlemen genrlt man aud wife. Terms rea.
sonable. References exchanged.
The sun., 1897-12-20

SEATTLE, Dec. lI.-In Swauk district an.
other cleanup was made In the Henton placer
are DRIFT diggings on Williams Greek at the
mouth OF Boulder Creek wherO the old chan.
mel 10 being followed with success. Tho prop
erty is at present under bond to Minnesota
capitalists for S30,OO0 or 100000. 1t has been
In tho camp this season.
The Red shirt Company, operating q group
Of mines and hfteenstamp mill In Methow
body Of ore which is large enough TO Justify
nvo additional stamps. There Is lar=o
amount OF ore In 5lght-enough, II Is Thought
TO keep tho stamps dropping steadily for sew
eral years. The mines In other portions of tho
district are giving unusual promise.
AT the Goat Mountain mine in Slate Creek
district the !lvestamp mill erected in the latter
part Of .hc summer has been doing fairly good
owners. Some necessary changes will be made
In the spring, when work will be resumed. The
The Columbus journal., 1897-06-02

that line. 10 70 serve a double purposs,
If Mr.. Huckis idea ma,erializsa Ths
pipe used IN the fence is to be connected
With the private water mains; faucets
Will be placed In convenient places and
whenever it Is desired that the premises
shall receive a s~prinklinS. all thai viii
be necessary Is 10 open the valves, and
water will gush out Of the fence at the
faucets, and a miniature rain storm re-
suits
S,romsburg Headlight: Peter j..
Anderson OF Svede Home. vent 20
Omaha on last Tuesday with a car load
OF cattle. He disposed OF the cattle.
sent the money home and put up at the
Windsor hotel on "Wednesday night and
ent 10 bed There were two friends
With him but each occupied separate
rooms. He did not put II an D
ance n the morning and his friends
became ANXIOUS. so the clerk broke into
his room and found him lying on the
moor dead. He had been a~sphy1Iaced
by gas. Just how the sad accident
could have happened viii probably new
er De known. but II is supposed that he
accidentally turned the gas on after
having turned II of. The remains were
brought 10 Osceoia on Thursday night
and taken 70 the home Of the deceased
IN Svsie Home. The funeral services
were held Sunday az the Sveds Home
church. with burial IN the S-ede Home
cemetery. Mr.. Anderson was one OF
Polk counrys foremost farmers and his
sudden death was q sad shock 70 ms
family and ms many friends.
Albion Blade A noted ~stockman vas
II town last week who mas been a mighty
important factor II the live stoc industry
OF this country. His name Is 5. T. Searls
and MS home Is al Jessup, Iowa. where
ne has resided for forty-oue wears. Mr..
Searls has been q stock buyer. raiser and
shipper for about fifty years and has a
WIDE acquaintance among cattle men
throughout the Missouri valley region.
His operations take him everywhere IN
that section. He has been doing bust
e IN this county for a number OF
wears. making trips here Two or three
times annually to attend to his affairs.
In the early Js, az the beginning OF his
career as sGrover and when a very Young
man. Mr.. Searls wa taking cattle the
usual way from some point IN Western
Illinois 10 Chicago. IL was In cold
weather. The ground vas icy and the
cattle became fOotsore. They could not
travel further but must De gotten to the
market. Then II was that the idea OF
shipping occurred "a the Young drover.
and his was the frs stock Ia go by rail.
\ revolution IN the industry followed
within a few years. Mr. Searls Is now IN
his SEVENTEEN year. hale and hearty still.
bidding far 20 continue at the chosen
vocation OF his life the while heads that
are now black turn gray and straight
forms stOop with age