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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-09

Light showers of rain fell through
out the valley yesterday They were
gladly welcomed by the farmers.
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. have the finest
selected stock Of fishing tackle ever
received in Montpelier. is
The GENERAL purchasing agent of the
Short Line, l. O. Rhoades, and Mr..
Graham of the Laramie rolling mills,
were in town yesterday.
See that line of table and pocket cut
lery at Hammond & Whitman's Is
DR.: W. Lovejoy and family of Alton,
arrived in town Sunday. That evening
they took the train for All extended
visit to Iowa and other eastern points.
Every housekeeper can be her own
painter. Ritter Bros. Drltg Co, sell the
paint mixed ready for use. Sample
cards Of thirty colors for the asking. IL
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-09
JUNE 1907.

Mr.. Flenner, of Boise, has been in the
city for several days past.
Another lot of china decorated ware
yAt in. Hammo nd q Whitman. 10
I Genial Doctor Guyon, of Montpelier,
Idaho, is in Logan, the guest Of Dr..
Parkinson. Journal
-0nion sets of the best quality at Co.
op. W. &. NJ. Co, 9
The general committe meets tonight
in the city hall to make further arrange
ments for the Fourth celebration.
Every known kind of extract of the
purest and best quality at Hansen's.
ounce bottle so cents. IL
Mr.. B. F. Ritter left Logan last even
ing on visit to the firms Montpelier
house. journal
For that tired, thirsty sensation get a
mix shake at Hanssn's. 13
y Chas. Hager was up from Diamond
vile this week. He says the coal camp
is going ahead at lively rate.
>Paint your buggy for seventy-fye
cents, Ritter Bros Drug Co. will tell
ycu how to do it, 15
We will publish an interesting com
munication from Elder VIM. r. Holmes
who rs in Mississippi, next week.
j For rent-Six-room house thoroughly
renovated and in good repair. Apply
to Jones & Som. Ia
Judge Stewart of Boise has held Tie
fee law to be valid It now goes to tht
supreme court for a final decision.
See that line OF one half gallon pitch
ers at 25 cents at Hammond & Witt
mans. 1;
Mrs. NJ. +. Whitman left Sunday
night for Moscow where she goes t.
attend a meeting of the state universit,
regents.
Our stock OF liquors are selected fol
medicine purposes the public can res
assured OF getting the best. Ritter Bros
Drug Co. Il
Miss Enderly of Boise, sister of Mrs
| G. w. Robertson of this city, wen
east over the Short Line Monday morn
ing.
Sticky fly paper will be seasorabie a
soon as it quits showing. Get you
supply at HooYer's Drug Store. I
Jas Crane is shearing sheep abou
nine miles from town. His compan
have 10000 head to shear and the clip
fairly heavy.
Onion sets by the pound, bushel 0
4 barrel at the Coop w. 4 M. Co. 8
4 A great many covered wagons COZ
tanning families and households, has
been seen on our streets lately, hu1tin
n for places to locate.
Cache Valley Press Drills, @the be
8 in the land" are selling rapidly. Pfic,
e way down this season, Con. Imp. Go.
: The bridge gang have been in tow
for week or more making some needt
: repairs about the section house al
j. other company buildings here.
Mason work, plastering, ETC.. done {
Y short notice and at reasonable rate
IS Foundations q specially. Fred sa
bach
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-09
Local News.
Ritter is in town to-day.

Ben Ritter is in town to-day.
Straw berries every day next week at
Hansen's. IL
Joseph Bateman is again at his post
Of duty
Our SO cent overalls are the boss.
Hammond & " hitmah's. ID
Geo. Robertson is engineer in the
yards at Glenns Ferry.
1t sells like hot cakes shaw's Malt
Hoover's Drug Store. Ii
Foreman Carrick was at Granger
Monday on company BUSINESS
A car load of buggies ind Racine
Wagons just in at Coop W. & NJ. Co. ?
Olaf Cederlund has gone to Concok
Ola, Kansas, on visit
Get milk shake at Hansen's. The
finest drink on earth. l3
Leonard Seeker, father of the opera
tor, is so5ourning in our city.
The old genuine Root Beer, Hires, at
Hoover's Drug Store. II
E. O. Maisen is again at Pocatello as
dispatcher, as is also r w Brady.
All kinds OF green's every morning al
Hansen's. II
Joe Bagley Is confined to his home by
a severe attack of sickness
Go to Burgoyne & Brennan's for Ore
gen shingles. IL
Ezra Phelps has been On the sick list
for some time, but at present is con-
valescing.
A full line Of all kinds Of soft drinks
at Stuarts. Either by drink or bot.
tied. Il
John McManus an old time conductor
of the Short Line, is yardmaster al
Granger.
Sweaters of fine quality only 20 cents
at Hammond & Whitman. 10
A large number of our citizens tool
in the lake and Hot Springs Sunda!
last.
Mems canvas and leather belts a
Hammond & Whitman. IL
Mrs. Ike Hill is the guest of Mrs
Henry Whitman of this city, from Sal
Lake.
Spend cents for crgaf and get
good one at Hoover's Drug Store.
Dave Stuart is back from the Law
hot springs considerably improved il
health.
Sprinklers, lawn mowers, ice crear
freezers, croquet sets at Hammond I
Whitman's. /
4 ]. R. Brennan has received fin
watch from the San Francisco EXAM
SAER as one of its premiums.
The best family washing soap Wall
ers,' Ave bars for Is cents at Hansen'
Try it. II
R. c. smead and family are no
residents of Montpelier Mr.. smead
employed on the bridge gang.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-09

FOR SALE-I have a new Racine
wountain wagon and team of mares
years old, well broke, weighing 1850 lbs
apiece, that | will sell cheap.
j! 4. O'Connor.
Palace Saloon.
Soda Springs viii celebrate the 4th
on Saturday and Montpelier on Monday
thus giving each town chance to visit
the other and have two glorious days
celebrating one. The Soda people will
have races, speeches, singing, ball
game, etc, and dance in the evening.
Farmers, stoekmen and ranchmen,
Keep III mind the fact that the largest
and most complete line of Cooper and
+ ish Farm and Spring Wagons, Buck.
boards and Carts III Southern Idaho,
can be found at Con. lhp. co.'s. estab-
lishinent. Quality a No. /. Prices
right IL
A big strike is reported in the Hard
Times copper mine at Nounan This
property is owned by Montpelier parties
and Dick Remington has been working
on the claim during the past winter.
Several of our citizens went over Sat
urday and staked out claims on the
same copper belt.
For many months past / have been
i,sick and unable to attend closely to
business, but now l am able to get
around again and this season will em-
bark in the fruit and vegetable business
heavier than eyer before. shall buy at
the lowest prizes possible and will sell
accordingly Especially for the canning
season, will handle immense quanti-
ties of fresh fruits. Give me call at
the old stand! d. @. Stuart. is
Y Yesterday tramp went INTO Stuart's
fruit store and finding Mrs Stuart alone
offered to pawn an alleged gold ring to
her for $3.50, As the lady WIS not in
vesting in rings he offered to sell it for
$500 still she refused and then he grab
bed her by the throat and threatened to
choke her if she did not produce the
money. Mrs. Stuart grabbed a pistol
lying close by and the fellow ran out
Nside and down the street.
..FF0rtfrree years we have never been
without mberlain's Collie Cholera.
and Diarrhpa Remedy in the house, .
says A. H. Patter, with E. q. Atkins &
Co., Indianapolis, Ind, and NV wife
would as soon think of being without
flour as bottle of this Remedy in the
summer season. We have used it with
ar three of our children and it has never
failed to cure-not simply stop pain,
but cure absolutely, 1t is all right, and
anyone who tries It will find it SOL For
sa4e by Hs5yer's Drug Store,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-09

TIME TABLE OF O. S. L. r. r.
.4rriveS Departs
No 2, East Bowndi Tam us a M
No. I, West Bound, 1918 d M 1890 a m
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-09

Manager Kesslers family arrived
from Los Angeles this week and are
comfortably domiciled in the residence
Of George NUNS on 9th street. The
EXAMINER welcomes Mrs. Kessler and
family, feeling sure they will not regret
having come to this city.
just received new line of boys and
Children's clothing at Burgoyne q
Brennan's. IL
The city council had better put the
water ditch near the Catholic church in
repair or trouble may follow. The
water is now running along the found
alton Of the structure thus weakening
the masonry. The ditch has been on
eye sore long enough and ought to be
fixed.
Glassware, full set for 40 cents, or a
single piece for 10 cents. These are
new goods and you should see them. Al.
80 on the same Decent counter is any
number of kinds Of tinware, kitchen
utensils, ard thousand other useful
articles. See the new display. Ham
mond q Whitman. is
Several hundred tramps were recent
4 ly run out Of Butte by the citizens of
that place. These bu1ns are now max
ing south and NO doubt Montpelier will
get its share, and as they are robbing
and plundering as they go, we caution
the city to be in readiness to handle
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-09

FOR SALE-I have a new Racine
wountain wagon and team OF mares 5
years old, well broke, weighing 1850 lbs
apiece. that | will sell cheap.
JsF. O'Connor.
paIooh G,Ihnlvy
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-09

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
COWMIssIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. 1891
yISO TRACTORS-prOpOSalS for furnish

j ing Materials Performing Work in the Erection
Completion Of Hospital building on Gouverneur
civ pursuant 10 Chapter 7ts} Laws OF 1894 amended
by Chapter 800. Laws Of 1890
with the title also with the name OF the person
or persons making the same and the date OF presenta
ton will be received at the office OF the Comptroler.
Rooms Nos u and 10, Finance Department. stewart
h 1%p Thuisd G April ish 1891 at L O'clock NJ
which place and hour the bids will be publicly opened
ing Fund or a majority Of them, and read. and the
OF the contract awarded Will be made TO me
as practcable. The person persons TO whom the
tract may awarded will be required to attend at the
ties offered by him them. and execute the contract
within days from the date OF the service OF notice
TO that effect and in Of failure or neglect - to DO
he they will be considered as having abandoned H.
and as In default the Corporation. and thereupon the
work shall readvesed and relet and 80 on until the
contract be accepted and executed The work to com
ms B'mPermssion will not be given for the with
from or contract awarded TO. any person who is in
the Corporation upon debt or contract or VINO
defaulter as surety or otherWSe, pon any oDhsa-
ton 70 the Corporation. 49,, ,-,r~---,,,
The entire work is be completed Within FIFTEEN
MONTHS date Of the signing OF THIS contract
The amount Of security required is FIFTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS as hereinaboye specified T..
The 1,omp,roiler No $50 Broadway also the form OF
agreement including the specifications for the work
For fun information see City Record
Ne" 'O William L. STRONG.
JOHN W. coFF
AsgHr1, p FITCH. Commissioners
C'ompt roiier Of the
ANsoN G. MccooK. Sinking Fund
JOHN T. OAKLEY
Chairman Committee on Finance.
Board OF Aldermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewYork. foot OF Chambers
As follows and Ave earlier from West I'd
O,OO A. N.-Vestibuled Express Daily for Wayery
Bnghar,on, Emira. Buffalo,; Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
500 y NJ Paror Buffalo
400 p N.-Vestbued Limited fast mail Daily solid
train for Chicago via ChauGauqua Lake. arrives Ceve.
land 10 A. NJ. Chicago 7. NJ Sleepers to Chicago
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
1,.ts. - M,-I}uffaO and Cleveland Vesbued Express
nail arrives Buffalo 1:15 A. NJ. Bradford I:i5 A NJ
Jamestown s:55 A. NJ. Cleveland lis =. NJ. Sleepers to
RIfrao and Cleveland making direct connections for De.
troit Chicago and the West.
S,1r u. M,-Via Chauauqua Lake md Niagara Falls
paiiy Solid Chicago Sleepers Hornelsvllle
Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car
accommodations at H. 1ls. 26i 4o1 and s57 Broad.
ST. Chambers and West 23d-st. ferries York: 1913
and 726 Fuon-st 100 Broadway Brooklyn; 200 Hudson
AZ Hoboken and Jersey city Station Westcott Expre,
calls for checks baggage hotels residences
to destination.
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SHORE

Trains leave ". 42l St Station n Y =. -
10 M earlier from foot Franklin 81: " as ioio1s snl
$3.50 A. N. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo
O:1J A. NJ Daily for Albany U.ic. sy-..
s BaaG H SS eI ras Tosdo vanG c Es1ss
tains New-Paltz. Lakes Mshonk an T',s,klll Mo1n.
Albany Utica Saratoga, Caldwell Lake Geo Tsska
600 p NJ. Daily for Albany. Montreal. J,,ica
Cleveland Chicago and St Louis i0'onto Detroit
',43 p NJ DAILY. except Sunday, for Syracuse D..
SIS p. NJ Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse n
Buffalo. Niagara Fails, Toronto Detroit
Time tables at principal hotels and offices
C. u. LAMBERT General Passenger A..
Vanderbi;-aye. New ys.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMoRE AND

TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
For Philadelphia. week DAYS 80 500. 200. 1000
1880 dining A. NJ, 80 200 3So 90 . 10
~ i2:i5 night. sundays 400 900 1000 II 30 Dinms
Can A. NJ. 200. 400. 500 DINING carp T. M '
night. u,..L dax. 400 1000
p st. i2:iS night sundays 1000 j. go r,gS, nins oa
Tickets seats can be pea a. 1
rag All av ri East 18th St. 1853 East l23th st. 20
ives, i2sth ST. 25l Columbus Az. New 9rk Sour'
9, ee Fulton 81 brooklyn; 0S Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG
The NewYor Transfer Company VIII cal Tor ana ehecH
baggage from hotels o. residence 10 desu"a'''"'
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pENNSYLVANIllI

! RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot of DEsBRossEs AND coRrLANpr
500 A.: N. FAST MAII.,pulImsn Buffet slesn,,, ~.
1000 a. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA iiM MT rS,svels s'.
walton Cars For Chicago Cleveland Tolss snd 0sssr.
200 r: 81. cMFAGo AND ST. I Louis Expprss
GOO r. y: WESTERN EXPREss.-.ffScunA c,.v.,,A
dSi1ssGM Fsr T2SGS ssssP yslIssy
. natl. Louisville indianapolis st. Louis ~'''H
500 r. NJ. PACIFIC ExPREss.-For ptsburr and
chicago. connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
g. $50. $50, .oio Dining Can II a. NJ l. 2io an
Congressional Linn" an ParIor and Dining earn
saDasy n s ? ssS pnns ca s5 % y
all Parlor Dining Carr. Dining Can CDtn.
ing car, p. M, 1918 night,
SOUTHERN RNLwAY"Florida Limited" i2.ionn
ATLANTIC coAs! LiNE IL I1 spscIs ~
o Tssteays EsPr sf3 3aS and m SsIy
For OLD POINT ooMFoRT and NoREoLK%sr
weekdays and D. M daily
ATLANTIC cITY.-Express 100 .. m weekdays
Grove. and point pleasant BIO a. , i2io 10 o "a
and l,'o D. E g s"1 FTis IS Ri i:o
Gs2 s. ,p.nins en- dining csi s'p' n.y.
Dining Carr. Dnins CAB CAB. 'e ooin :, cal
Ticket Offices Nos 4er. "a i.rec .,s2s III and M
broadway. Astor House and foot n Desbrosess ana
Sortsndt Streets Court Street $50 elton street q
Station; Jersey city The New York TransAr Eomo,s,
will call for and check baggage hotel and r
qenf p t inr2pgh e. destination.
General Manager. General Passr Axen,
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Trib-
~ une received their Uptown ONCE. No l242 Broad
aS "a door north OF 3Isst. until o'clock p. M;
saments received the following branch offices al
a,,Iar orc. rates until O'Clock 2. viz: 23i Stn
aye s. e. cor 23d-s 152 6h-ave. cor 18th St; Macys
Sb ave and li-st Colunibusave.. near West G6th
at 100 West 421 9th ave- 92 East l4th- St 2ji
West 42d-s between 9TH and sth ayes loo East Am
ave near 61s-st. LOS lst-ave near sethst $50 "a
near : b54 3d-a 210 Reecker ST.: .2S
pleecker- 2eOs 3d-ave.: 2to East 10Th ST. e2, "a
das Fast 16th-st; 2O3 East 4sth ST. SIC oh-ave. 65l
OH ave 1872 3d-ave near 6Ith St: 20i East s6th-st
COZ Rrcadway. JG3 3D. 100 Sh-ave.. I3lS 2dare
7Ss eth ave Al the Harlem Offices: 2@i 8deye , near
I25h st. bet eth sth $40 West f45th-st A.
Inc BROOKLYN Offices; 500 Fuon-st I20 Fulton-at; &;
Cnurt-st. IS broadway f. n 1853 Broadway. +. D.
, ~ Nvrtle-ave. Broadway.
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BALTlM ORE e. OHIO

Leave New-York. loot OF LDeTty 80, ua~y'
CHICAGO, z o. m, and IL. 10 night. -.
pITTSBtJRG $50 ex. Sun. Sun. II. ID night
CiNCINNATi ST LOUIS. 10 a. m. p. m
WAsHINGToN. BALTIMORE, 800. 10 Dining Car,
II 70 a. M Dining Carr. 2, $50 Dining Car) dining
Carr o. M 1915 night. Sunday. 10 DINING Carl ia39
A. m DINING Carr. Dining Carp. o CDning Car' l.
night. . - ,
NEW-ORLEANS, Through Sleeper. $50 p m SSunday
200 D. m.). ~. r,.. ,,.s.
Ofsces: Tia f72 28I 434 40 B'way. 81 f. 18th 81.
127 Bowery ~ " $50. 344 Fuiton-st Brooklyn; station
cot n, liberty ST.. N r. r. Of ~ '. Baggage checked
from hotel or residence to destination.
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"Ri ACK DIArlOND EXPRESS

uunaIo g55 Z. NJ Pullman vestibue Day Coaches
and parlor cars DniLg-C service Meals la carte.
Connects at Buffalo with through Sleepers Detroit and
Chicago. - 80, -. e-s. g.. 49,. c,...,,
ana "A r. ~ daily except Sunday for wkesbarre Pitts
, Scranton and principal intermediate stations Ton-
meets FOR all points in coal region Chair Cars to Wilkes
barre - 80, -. c..s. r., ,,,,,--,
pt,s,on Scranton ard principal intermediate stations
Connects for all points In coal regions Pullman Buffet
fat9. r. * daily for EAsTON and intermediate sta
=. ,n. ...,, crrday t,xnr... g.. ,,.,-
ION md principal Intermediate stations. Connects Tor
Nm anc ana Harrisburg Chair Car to Slatington
s,nn p VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
49,, ali nonts West. Pullman Sleeper Vestlbuled tran
s'' 70 chicago. sleepers to Buffaio Toronto
's no r. VI. daily. except Sunday. stopping only at
south Plalnneld Easton. Bethlehem. Mauoh Chunk
~ u Junction Sayre Geneva, Rochester Batavia and
p,oaio pullman Sleeper for Buffalo Ncue but sleeping
cor Messengers carried. No baggage carried.
10 r. NJ. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCKIES
TYP pIFFAIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West
Pullman Sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo. Sleeper to
aSditjonal local trains daily except Sunday for
pofTTD DROO and intermediate points az follows:
900 A. NJ go 400 and $3.50 =. NJ. $50 p. VI. Sat
urdays only. - ,-., -. g.. 49, -.
on Oh ard broadway. 81 East 14th St. 1870
,os,b q i27 Bowery ~ Y: SEQ Fulton ST.. Court st.
os Roadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn
Nevr-York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence through to destination
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Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals

(Anthracite coal used exclusiveyD
Automatic BLOCK SiHnas.
on and after January 2j 1897, =.
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81. q.
For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunn'
49, I:l5. 90 01 40 to Eastonl A. NJ. llV. ~ s,,'
4:3O Easton). 5:l5 q 80 10 Allentown f. NJ suhaay'
4:80 (7:15 10 Easton) A. NJ. 100, b.3O =. NJ . ~
For Wkesbarrc. Pittston and scranton o'io A. M"
''i For Reading a, $50 500 BIO 1000. 20 ~ ITO
days 4:aO A. NJ. 100 200 800 s:So p NJ i2lS night
For Harrisburg 43O. 500. e:1O il0o a. M %
1880 40 BOO e4s p. ~. i2Is night Sundays 4''o
A. NJ 100 $50 r. NJ. 1913 night .,o ooo
For Sunbury Lewisburg and Wiiiamsport AZ ~ ~
o:iO A. NJ. 1910. 1880. 900 r. NJ Sundays f'So A. NJ"
500 +. NJ.
ALL RAU. ROUTE
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. SC
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury Park o esn
Grove. and points south 70 Point Pleasant +g 70
IO:45 A. NJ 80. 45 GAO 10 Rcd Bans). 4:lo: f:so
3s 6i5 N. sundays tstops at 1nerlaken Tor Asoury
rark and ocean Grove. 90 A. NJ. 400 p. N.
~ For LAKEWOOD.
40, io:4' A. NJ las $40 ''0 'S'S' Saturdays only
For Toms River. Barnega. Park and Barnesat 4;ao
For Atlantic City vineland and Bridseton +ao A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach seasright End Highlands 90 90
Nayesnk 4:3O $50 f0:45 A. NJ, 13O. l'4o. 4'lo s'9o
r. NJ Sundays 900 A. NJ 400 p. NJ
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1)nbllr Notltes.
~o"ON|VUOO>OUUO>/~~~>>'DNN
| & EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH THE

& EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WITH THE
~ title OF the and the Of the bidder ndorssd
thereon will received by the Department or Pubic
Parks its Offices Arsenal Building sixtyi3urth street
and Fifth avenue, Central Park, until O'Clock T. NJ OF
Monday April L. 1907, the following named works:
No l. FOR FURNISHING ALI. LABOR Req liked
TO COMPLETE THE EXCAVATIONS IN EARIH
SOLID ROCK OR OTHER MATERIALS ANp R RENO Al
OF SAME NECESSARY FOR THE FOUNDATIONS Ot'
THE NEW EAST WING AND EXTENSION OF TIL
METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART IN CENTRAL
PARK INCLUDING ALL. NECESSARY EXCAVATIONS.
BLASTING AND REMOVAL OF SURPLUS SURF MA, IA,
TERIAIS BESIDES PROTECTION TO THE EXISTING
MUSEUM BUILDING. AND THE CONTENTS. THE
BOILER AND DYNAMO HOUSE. THEIR APPURTE-
NANCES AND CONTENTS. - 49,
No .. FOR FURNIsHING ALI. LABOR AND MA
TERIALS REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION OF
REFRIGERATING PLANT IN THE AQUARIUM IN
CASTLE GARDEN BUILDING IN BATTERY PARK
For particulars see "City Record"
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Trlb
"A their Uptown Ofiice. No. 2i2 Broad
way % door north Of Slsst until o'clock D. ad-
vertsements received the following branch
regular Office rates until o'clock M viz: 254 sth-
ave- 23d ST. i52 Gth-ave.. cor. 12th-st Macys
9th ave Columbus West 66th-
st lo6 West 42 9th s2 East IAN ct. 257
42d-s between 18th and Sth ayes 100 East 47th-
St: 1888 3i-sve. between 10th and nth sts
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MATCHES AND .JEWELRY.

BELAIS, professional expert and appraiser
OF diamonds and precious stones, per
sonal estates valued, old gold and silver
bought Il East l0th-st.
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feaoino f,oteIs and Restaurants.

Oh Fifth-ave. Ncw-YOrk.
Alc., means A Ia Carte: Tdh.. Table dHote Dinner.
DELMONICO'g ..... 9th Avenue. cor 26h-st Ale
NEW MANHATTAN =. .Madlson-a ave. and x2d-st Alc
Table dHote in Cafe. 81. Dining Room, sloo
BREvOORT HOUsE.5th-sv sth-st Ale. Tdhsi %
Concerts, Cuisine Recherche. Old vintage wines
THE NETHERLAND. 6th-ave. and 45thTst' Aic'
MARTINS University Place oth-st Ale. Tdh. Slzo
CLARENONT .. Riverside Drive. A Ia carte over
looking Hudson River. Grants Monument
GROsvENOR Restaurant. 5thAv. & ioh-s. Ale Tdhsioo
THE MARLBOROUGH Broadway and 2ith.st Ale
Tdh. Breakfast. 5Oc: Luncheon. 1Cc; Dinner ~
MORELIO'S .....4 and West 2oth-st Ac Tdh. u
ST. CLOUD. .Bway & 42d-st. Ac Table dhote In Cafe
ST. DENIS ...... Corner Broadway and l1th-st. Ale
Opposite Grace Church Cuisine unexce.led.
SHANLEY'S .D'way 42d-st. \ la Carte Dinners.
DO .B'way 30th-st After Theatre suppers.
DO, 9th ave. & 2sd-st shelnsh a speciality.
CLARK'S RESTAURANT. No. 20 West 23d-st Nc.
DORLON's. @ and East 23d-st. near. Broadway Ale
THE CHELSEA. 222 West 2sd-st. Ale, Tdh.. sl.oo
GAZZO's. Broadway and 40th-st. Ale. Tdh.. 81
MOUQU1N'S 20 Ann-st.. and i40 Futon-st Aic
Open till 10 p. Music Friday evenings
STUART HOUSE .4lst-st. and Broadway Aic
BELVEDERE HOUSE 18th Az. & 1sth-st Alc Tch'si'
ZANGHERrs ..........i7 Fest 2od-st Ale. Tdh 81
THE MORTON HOUSE. Bray and 14th-st. la carte.
LA COMETE RESTAURANT. 80 West 3ist-st Ale
HUNGARIA ..... .Unon Square East. Ale. Tdh. 1oc.
PLAVANO'S ......... .3s West 29h-st. Ale. Tdh, 1oc
MAYS so West 2sth-si. French). Ale, Tdh. I5c.
ROMA RESTAURANT. .S7s 6thave. Ale. Tdh.. I5c.
DELL OPERA Restaurant. 100 W. 3sth Ale. Tdh.. 75c.
LANTEIME'S. 40 Union So. f.. Ale. Tdh. Toe
ST. NICHOLAS Rest b way g. Wash. Pl Ac, Tdh, Toe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-04
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