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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-27
ROADS TO THE kLON0'NI
Cable to he Built From
Lake Lindermahh' n, N

Cable to Re Built From D'
Lake Lindermah DIN
Port Townsend, Wash. Aug ,,..u
steamer Alki sailed Friday io' = In
with $50 passengers and 300 hs s. y yas
stock. j. p. Mccormick OF Ne" N.
took an outfit for the construe' .. b
cable road from Dyea over the r, r. NJ
Lake Linderman. He says the ."' ii. ~
will be in operation 25 days after !, IN tr.rl
rival at Dyea, reducing the cost !" .,
Reminstaa, representative Of a !, s. ''ss
live stock syndicate, VIII iea'. VI
err at Fort Wrangel and lou SticsS|
trail to the Yukon by way Oh VI, hs|
river valley. They will emp'O .,S n
force of men to construct d "a
upon which stages will DC op
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-27

agricultural department from private
and indirectly official sources confirm the
predictions of a considerable deficiency in
the European wheat crop.
Tacoma Market Excited.
Tacoma, Aug. 2l.--The wheat market
was much excited and higher yesterday,
buyers and sellers apart. No. l club.
50 cents bid; No. bluestem, SO cents
bid.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-27
Three Children Burned to

Three Children Burned to Death.
Anaconda, Mont. Aug. 23-Three
small children of William Psaast, living
near Helmville, were burned to death
Saturday. They were left alone by their
parents, who upon their return found the
house reduced to ashes and the bodies of
the children burned to a cinder.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1897-08-27
Ancient C0ina.

Ancient coins many of which ante
date the Christian era are made in large
quantities in London, and find sale all
over the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

Later in the day the long interest became unwe1y ss
the market failing show proper reeponse renewrd
OF S3 bush English visible ana taie "a 81 ,h,s
EXPORT buying prices sumped. They fell 70 So NAL
near the close landing at 1910 for May when was 30
under the top figure OF the day. followed py .a' "a
SOC the closing price Crop news from he wMer az: w.
spring belts unsatsfactory Ssen,nH ~ az
vices indicated that per cent OF the land norm %
Minneapolis had been seeded. and large poroh Q, .e
Red River Valley may be planted al all WIN wme'
The news unmportant factor IN 'e su %
ton. Final prices showed decline OF .,sns ~
distant months which first showed some nghs y,
narrowing the difference toward the close 1u
again. business footed up l2..Uo ous.
rumors OF 10 loads more at outports ,e-rns.
cuded 24.0NO bush No hard Msnona, DIN ,srms. No
No Northern spring 1900 bush. private tIns 49,
Chicago 600 bush private terms No Nofhem uNH1ou
3i,GSsc May. ahoat: do Duluth G oyer S mi
o b. ahoat to arrive April do May &c over 40 Iu
winter Nc under May b. ahoat; 30 H oar the curb
az 33O o'clock Nav wheat selling AZ oo'go
CNoRN-The corn market had steady opening lolo"eu
by Of heavness produced by me Traae dur
ing the day moderate and chiefly local Inc INTERIOR
movement for the week slightly less than the same
time a week ago. while exports from the seaHaru sis
practically double weeks figures In the cas
export as follows corn. 600 bush Sosc store; 90
10000 bush. slhc delivered DO $500 nusa iSn17 20
over May. h. sfoat and private terms; NO o ort
q bush 2SHT2S%c elevator. .OAIS-lne naIket
for very dun in speculative way 'hsouanou'
prompted by large export DEALING; footing UP to-day
leo O0 bush Total cash transactions includins oca
were 1900 bush Of which 10000 bush were sch ana
unsnded white at 2s@2oc 10 quality also ~ Yo G n
bush No clipped 2sEc and private term: b. ahcsst
No quoted. nc elevator: NO oats &c
No 4 white 2o5fc No white. 2+c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

0ss S. mixed ~ 7oes3 90: lights "a esasa so IL
81 T5d$3 So pigs saGf3 rs sheep-Strong; la"o' ""
Fast IAberty April 22-Cattle-Cnchanged. vnrTsr.
Steady prime medium weights 81 0as4 - oes "a nles
81 0a$4 49, common to fair forkers ~ ibifx3 10
Sheep-seady: clipped sheep choice - Sa.o a calves
mons 81 iOasa 10; choice lambs 81 2qso fo' Ve"'
st Louis April 22-Cattle-slow and snaa 90 choice
,o NATIVES fancy export $3.50 y; 1ar
native shipping 81 5Ons5 dressed need m
az oas4 10 steers under 1000 No. ~ SIsf 70 rcxans
and feeders ssdst 7O and heifers s2as oo sa so
and indian steers fed So 4Oas4 80; grass "a ss6
cows and hefers s2as3 rs. Hogs &c iower sheep
an o. mixed 81 B5as3 o5: heavy: S3Doass ncSis5 q
steady. native muttons 80 5Oas4 90: lambs ss lambs
Texas sheep grass and fed s3as4 oo' spf'"s
sGass , ,,,. v., slow but
heef cattle sold AZ sia<4 TO- very Few gons oc,ye and
e. * Sockers and feeders were untsuaiIy less
81 * was bid to-day prime feeders Sales
than 600 mounds being the top price OF inc cheap
were largely 5Ods4 90 an occasonl W co,s ana
icb, weigbt .tockera at 50 gS3 30 COW" az!
&. "a for tho best hefers. comparatively Nv a~as
h.ov q % Bulbs salable at ~ "gSf nv al IN
~ 8, * Missouri fed Texas cattle Drought - ,o
Prices for hogs showed change Heavy ~ ,he
eod AZ 81 GJQs3 and prime lots SOLO up 10 ~ sroge
nil ~ The sales occurring 81 03uSi TO- Inc Melaso
good demand sheep. the smaller supply ~ NJ ,or
eirong market Sheep wanted NJ :" ooHs' 80.
common 10 choice Westerns and prime heav! s2PpoS
native. were and pretty much nominal a, 90 ~
81 q LAMBS 81 6OdS5 10 for me poorest 70 "
Sc. few going below 81 so Western lambs sold at ~ ~
Rccepis~Catte. 5000 head hogs, 2l'ooo head sheep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.-Ofice Public

Buildings and Grounds. War Department Washing
ton, D. c.. April TO- is97-seaed proposals In duplicate
will ba received here until o'clock p M May 10 1897
for furnishing supplies required from time time during
fiscal ending June 30 lsss. follows: Class
isis supplies. Class . howerpots Class s. paints oils
glass Sc Glass T. hardware Glass 8. agricultural I'M
PIGMENTS Class a. electric battery supplies,
Train pipe and plumbers supplies Class stationery:
Class o. manure: Class 10 sand and gravel Class II
soil Class L. Glass 49, lime and cement; Class IA
brick; 5 sod; Class 10. fuel; Class H. lumber and
sas OF No bids will be accepted
until Congress shall have made the necessary approprla
tons proposal for each class Is desired Each
envelope rhoud be indorsed Indicate which
the nclosed proposal made Preference given
10 articles domestic manufacture conditions quality
and price dncuding In the price Of foreign productions
manufacture the duty thereon being equal Attention
ana February % 1881 vol. %, page SS2 and vol a.
page Statutes atLrge Right 10 reserved 10 reject
any and proposals Information be obtained here
IIIEO RlNliMAM Colonel U. s. Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-lOfk April 1891
1coT-rON-The results Of to-days business IN cotton
have disappointing. sales FOR the day reaching 9hy
Is 600 bales, representing small and featueiess
For the active positions the scope OF me %
lions has a matter Of only or points. and the
market closes quiet with prices hnaly Ghciasea ,ysi
points higher compared with yesterdays closing IeNe
War the one hand and the MssIs-
e,pp! Valley the other hand have been connIt-
ing that have completely mudded the views OF ire
cotton trade at this point led general hesitation
and timdity The feature OF the market IS lne
shown by spot buyers. both spnners and export
ers But holders think they in the flood accounts
late and small crop arbitrary on all desirable
sraSes The present demand confined chiefly 10 strict
sidsling cotton qualities below above being quite
neglected and available without difficulty The ack OF
."scnIatve sl,n5rt remains as marked and in
local contingent is considerably astonished foles"els
have been the first TO recognize The stnatPn: anu ana AT
The South Increasing the statistical strength until Amer
can spnners showing some alarm only 70 mees MI
NJ cotton they most need Price Mccormick q Co cai
e,eron 10 the fact that Notwithstanding the extremely
yield evidently did hot eS9eet -, -. r,e@t consunp-
amount Will hardly be found sufHcient 20 nlee'
the small surplus which we shall carry IOlMaIG oa
tember next. The local spot market is sIfSS a. chi,
l1-l6c: sales los bales incIudlhs 20 49, MARKERS
sumption 31 bales for export other spot MAJ To-
mddlIg quoted, are as very Tm Ne sales
zoo bales Mobile dull &c: sales. 100 bales savannah
eady lie lie adyan Me Faae nT 7.e Lee ad
vance sales 500 bales. Augusta steady CSC sSes %
bales Louis rm rlGo sales SOL sr bale no sales
5SI mn, dull. ?..c; no sales. ...ou
hardening. sales 1900 bales; speculaton ana ooo
no. American. 600 receipts. )O"p AmerIca, va
Mddne uplands d esa sa ns; advance Jann-
ary-February 347v; April +o3lsb Apf-MaE 10
June 4Oo'ss June7Juy 4c2s JgyAuss s
sIb.r ssob: cenlber 34sv December
quiet '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-YSrk foot Of chan6ers-'t
O,OO 4 M-vestlbuled Express daily for Wayerly
Binshamton. Elmira. Buffalo Bradford Arrive Buffalo
s,Oc p NJ Parlor 20 Buffalo. 40
,00 p M.-vsstbued Limited fast mail Daily. solld
train for Chicago. via Chautauaua Lake arrives Cleve-
80 10 Nj Chicago =. II. Sleepers 10 Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car ,,.,
W-Ruralo and Cleveland Nestibulef Express
r,,,i" arrives Buffalo 7:l5 A. NJ. Bradford Ilo a NJ.
Jamestown s:55 \. NJ. Cleveland 40 NJ sleepeFs 70
,m,ao and Cleveland making direct connections for De-
troll chicago and the West 80, , ~. --.u.
81. u M.-Via Chauauqua Lake ana Niagara Fa.s
solid train Chicago. Seepers 10 HornellsNie
Chicago and cincinnati pning GST AND PULLMAN
Accommodations at III lS 26i tOl ana W. s p
way and 23d-st ferries. New-iork $50
and 72S Fulton 100 Broadway BrooSyn' 10 ne;
a son AZ Hoboken and Jersey city station WsstsoH
F.press calls for and checks baggage from notes ana
residences TO destn.. .ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chlcas, April % CspeciaD-To-days whoa. experiences
were very ike Wednesdays. a wide range with good
deal Of strength early decided May
opened from 74sc 74c sold between 74s.c and 72'c
and closed At 734c. The early strength the
port done late yesterday and not known 10 tho
ma iority OF trade until this morning Gables were
lower Liverpool closing i.aa.d lower. but this did not
NOR. than reflect the break here OF Wednesday. The
Price Current rather bullish declaring that the week
had improved the spring wheat Paris
prices up. and private cables said there was too
much rain France and rain enough In Russia with
tho weather there cold moderate export business
was III. first hour 5000 bushes. making 10000
bushels in The best prices made before
started free commission house selling.
a good Of it credited Kaufman. OF St Louis An
incident was the increase Of the May premium ic over
July close This said to be due to changing
by tho elevator interests buying Of May and selling OF
July. Seaboard cearances were only $4,000 bushels
year Wheat looks high compared with rye oats or
that buyers are kept in state OF perpetual tinldy
The pit in the hands Of professionals another e1pana-
Corn was steady within NO range. May opening a.
24c selling at 2i'c and az 24c and closing at Hsc
rrida? c9S%s iql.d lower Seaboard Clearance.
Messages frop, Louis said exporters making such
about to close their season demand Tor from
s nG nas @ s a% of sr t
was some buyng by The s %hest bulls possibly with an
Oats cosed where they did Wedneslay May selling a,
17ac and at i7sc and closing at l5sai7,.c Receipts
were l2l cars i24 estimated for Friday.
board ccarances 1870 bushels The pit trade
not Important There fair shipping business with
charters for 245sbo bushels. The
that conditions been favorable for seed
ing
Provisions quiet steady FOR ribs and pork. and
rather easy FOR ar. The latter closed decline from
and ribs closed Wednes-
DAYS figures. There 5000 hogs. with 1900
timated The packing West for the week
was 2G hogs against 35OIO year The pit trade
was very much mixed. There liquidation by
holders bought Wednesday OF the packing
selling on the other hand the Cudahy Pack
Ing he Of he r0fe OF nal
opinion is that the liquidation Of lard VIII the whole
market Something between nov and May l.
on the curb puts" MAY wheat closed at T2i.c;
calls AZ I6c. Puts on May closed 2inc.
calls 2i',c. May wheat on the curb was 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
pnbllr Notl1es.
rcINEED OEEICE 81 AnOIlsf

TT s. ENGINEER OFFICE, St Augustine,
~ Fla March "a. 1910 Whom Il May Con-
Germ Whereas the navigation Of Key West Harbor, Fla
INSTRUCTED and endangered by certain wrecks notice Is
Civ interested In said wrecks and
property anpertainng thereto. that II within 30 days
fron the this advertisement they shall not have
their intention and taken preliminary steps
10 remove said wrecks etc. as soon as practicable the
same will be considered abandoned and dereict and
they will by the United States under authority
OF law. The designated as follows: No y
M No II. H. No. 10 tFlorlda), No. a. No. Is
Coras Boler) and the Governor Marvin Sealed Pro-
nosas I'm trpcae removal Of all these wrecks etc,
vii be received here until 2 p m. April "a 1897 and
then publicly opened Government reserves right TO reject
sny or all bids and 10 ntormaes. For infor
nation apply here authority Of the Secretary OF War;
w. X. H BENYAURD. II. Col. Engrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23

Liverpool. April % 3:i5 p m.-C1osng: Wheat-No.
red Western winter stock No red Northern spring
firm. Ca 6sd Corn-American mixed spot. new. steady.
steady. IS md; June steady. - s*d F1ourst Louis
fancy winter arm. IS Cd Hops at Lpndon-Pacnc Coast
dull. 65asjs Beef-Extra india mess nrm. 6Gs 81;
prime mess firm. AS Cd Pork-Prime mess. fine West
firm, sos, prime mess medium Western. firm. ass.
Hams short cut, Il to 10 N. nrm AIS 0d. BaconC Cum
berland y TO 80 ~ firm. 2s short rib ~ TO - 10.
steady. us Ga long clear middles light rs to 30 ~.
steady ga long clear middes heavy 40 to IS H. steady
20s short clear mddes. heavy ~ to 80 NJ steady 2Ss
%; clear bellies. IL TO u n steady 2ss. Shoulders.
square II 10 IL n. nrm. 26s 81 Lard mixed Western
spot steady. 2is Cd Characterization finest white and
steady. 66s Cd. Taiiow-Prme city firm, iss Cd.
Cottoneeed o!l-Lverpool refined frm los 81 Turpen-
tine-sprlts nrm. 2os o. RosinCommon arm. Il l0Md.
Llnseed oil. los.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
Proposals.
.O,->oooo~.~o~o>~NNoNNN NNNNNNNNN>NoN"N>~~N-NN-
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND

Observation-Disclosures OF the Interior
Office OF Indian Affairs Washington D. c., April g. 1891
sealed proposals endorsed Proposals beef bids
beef must submitted in separate envelopes, Flour
Transportation &C." as the case may be, and directed
10 the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs, State
St. Chicago Ills. Will be received until O'Clock
Service iour bacon and other articles Of subsist
ence; agricultural implements harness
hardware, medical supplies and long list OF miseel
laneous articles also bids for tho transportation
OF the articles goods and supplies may be
tracted for delivered the agencies Sealed Pro
posals endorsed Proposals for coffee. sugar. clothing
school books &C." as the case may be- and directed e
tho Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. Nos. II and 70
Wooster St. New York CITY. will be received until
o'clock D. % Tuesday May Is 1897 FOR furnishing
for the Indian Service. COFFEE sugar tea rice beans;
goods clothing notions hats and boots and
shoes. crockery and school books Bids must be made
blanks Schedules giving all
Information for bidders win he furnished upon application
10 the Indian Office in Washington; Nos. II and 10
Wooster St. New York CITY, No l24l State ST.. Chi
cago Ills the Commissaries Of Subsistence. L. s. A. at
Cheyenne Leavenworth. Omaha ST Louis and st Paul:
Posmasters Sioux city, Yankon Arkansas CITY,
Caldwell Topeka. Wichita and Tucson BIDS VIII be
opened the stated and bidders invited 70
be present at the openings Certified checksmAn bids
United stats depository solvent National Bank
for least FIVE PER CENT Of the amount OF tho pro-
posai - M. BROWNING. Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave W. 42d St Station. y. H. as follo"s' anu
II m. earlier from foot Franklin st;
:,;:,O A. NJ Daily. Local to Buffalo.
O.15 A. H. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland chicago
11:s5 A: NJ Daily. except SUNDAY, 10 catskil Monn
tans New-Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska,
Albany. Utica Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George. Paror
Car Albany
GOO p NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and s.. Louis
7,45 NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Syracuse Rochse-
ter and Buffalo.
SI5 P NJ Daily for Albany. Utica, Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland Chi-
and ST. Louis.
Time tables Mt principal hotels and offices
c. f. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt-aye, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. April -. 1897.

BEEvEs-Recepts. so cars or 81 head: single car
,r an exporter and 40 cars direct to West side saugh
Dre..oa beet steady 7Qsiac per N for to prime
and dressed native sides Liverpool and London cables
Gessed Weight sheep at Ioal34c dressed weight:
frgerator beef at qi9oc per H. o., The - Exeter Cy car
Co and the Orinoco Bermuda 81 cattle and 80 sheep
FOR sfS9F,ers N aeadnr 20 direct to auSSterer
were 1886 head; 1852 head on sale AL at siktethst The
easier than yesterday dealers rating decline
equal to So per 6 ri T9 2ea n s5 n at a, AZ per
100 NJ although 5 ~ rI Iscse Sos. ws e ana
Generals few bringing SIC country dressed slow
sqGigc: little calves steady 3a3l7c.
6. Sses er 100 o 10 d. 10. n tfl 81 % d 2 r. at
IS 10 DO 10 n. at 81 ~: 3 DO no n. At -.
NJ a j. i9S DO lss n },I a, s. less n slS
to SgSh over rom yeseday there were 81 cars on sale
car, AZ Jersey CITY and ~ Sbiieths Demand
possibly slightly higher on some sales Of lambs About
sold at 81 SIS and So per 100 10 good clipped do at - so
fair 20 nearly prime unshoTn lambs a. 81 80 and 81 CO.
1segay mutton f &c and Se per NJ dressed lambs 81 and
io4c; country dressed sprng lambs 81 and s. 20 per
saes-p Merherson CO. ia nnshor IN Buffalo lambs.
20 10 a, ~ o. 90 % 2s pilppeS Ohio lambs ~ n Mt 50 90
10 clipped Ohio sheep. es N. At 81 80
Newton 1871 unshotn Mexico sheep as ~ at 81 s..
J. II. wilkerson 29i clipped Texas lambs. 6s N. Mt
B. harrington 24o Clipped Bafalo lambs q H. al s. oS
Hume Mullen lot unsh9,n :, state ismbs IS H. at
HoGs-Recept.. IS cars Or io7 head INCLUDING 10
bead Sn s o@ to S H. Country dressed
sae.@NsS'sn Co: la Ohio hogs. 1855 n at
Hume Mullen date yesterday: lo state hogs. lio N
average at s. So 80 do. 1873 H. at - 49, IA do iso 10.
OTHER MARKETs-eY TELEGRAPH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
COURT.

~ Second Judicial District Westchester County.
In IN, matter APPLICATION OF Thomas F. Giroy.
Commissioner OF Public Works OF the CITY OF New YORK.
under and in OF Chapter 49O OF the Laws OF
lisa for the appontn ent of Commissioners Of Ap-
prasal. -, 49,. ,,....,,
Public s hereby given that the report OF David
Thomson George Cauhed and Frederic shonnard. who
were appoined Commissioners Of Appraisal the above
entitled by orders OF the Supreme Court bearing
dates OF December Goth 1895 February 10th 1897 and
March eth 1894 respectively: was filed in the West
echester County Clerks Office. March 18TH 1897.
Notice further fiven that application will be made
10 confirm said report special term OF the Supreme
Court 10 held the Court House in the Village OF
White Plains on the>sth day May 1897 opening
OF the that thereafter
be heard 49,
Dated April !. 1872. - . - -
FRANCIS NJ SCOTT,
Counsel the Corporation,
Tryon Row York CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore April 22Fiour su., gS s sIsSs,i.e july
&c asked stock lG2 433 bush sales 1900 BUSH sou,h
ern wheat by sample, s2as3c Corn easier spo' r anu
29i. a2o4c mixed ?3sa2o,sc stock 3}c DO
Yellow 295c Oats firm: No white. 2bn28c; No mked
23i1c; stock i24 bush. Rye firm: No nearby AZ
aIi5c: No . Wectern 41izT42c stock 556S bush nay
frm: good demand choice timothy. s4. Grain freighs
worry dull unchanged. Sugar butter. and cheese
steady unchanged. Whisky unchanged.
Buffalo April 22-spring wheat fair demand ses soy
new SOC Winter wheat quiet. weak No red in store.
poc Connective inquiry; No yellow 2slac No corn
27s.c Oats firm; No . white. 2D7c No white, 2li7q
zoe: y, 4 white 2Ol7c; No 2 mixed 2Oi3c No mixed,
i0igc Barley dull Western 3oa35c: Rye neglected. No
. in store 37c Flour-Good demand: steady
Chicago. April 22,-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA

/ RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of DEsBKossEs AND coRTfANDr
800 A. NJ. FAST MAIL.Hpuiiman Bure, Sleeping ca
oSe A. .G n. FAST rf hiSE and Cleveland
1000 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.-Pullnsa
Compartment. sleepins Dining Smoking and obser-
natl. Indianapolis. Louisville. 81 Louis.
400 r. W. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
600 p. NJ WESTERN ExPREss.-For Cleveland
Chicago. For Toledo except saturday.
7.41 r. ". soUTHwEsTERN ExPREss.-For cincn-
800 p. VI. PACIFIC EXPREss.-For pittsburs and
Chicago. Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
30 90 1910 Dining Car, II a az m. rl, 10 - 20
go Dining Carr Dining Car: p M ~ - night:
Sunday $50 $50. II a. m. g % "Congressl0na Lin
all Parlor and Dining Cars). 4.3O Dining Can. D DIN
so lns SER ~ US nsS 40 m and iau
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Express. go a. H. and .
cHEsAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY p m: daily.
FOR Old POINT COMFORT and SoRFoLX-s a. n.
ArrsNTig c If pr day. o M weska,
Grove. and Point Pleasant 80 a. M ~ TO- 40 $40.
and 'i'o % =; suG PM1Ls sti 20
ing car y a. m H. 2io 3; ~ 7s 80 DINING M
1915 night. Sundays. si5, $50 O. $50 10 dAmlt.d,;
DINING d Carr DINING csr rs. 5, p m. isi'
Ticket Offices Nos 4sl ep 1895, 1923, III. and 9si
Broadway, Astor House and foot or DesDrosses az
Corandt Streets Court street $50 luton FrookivS
station Jersey CITY The New York Transfer company
will call for and check baggage from notes ana IVY
J. 3. HUTCHINSON. D., y. mo ,eo,,
General Manager General f" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND

MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES.-war Department.
Supply Division. Washington; D. c.. April l. s91-seaied
proposals In duplicate, will be received here until
o'clock D. m. MAY O. 1897 which time they will be
opened for furnishing Stationery and Miscellaneous Sup
plies (Brooms. Brushes Soaps Towels ec). for the War
Department and Its Bureaus and Offices during fiscal
ending 80 1895 Blank forms Of proposals showing
estimated quantities required will be furnished
application Proposals must be blank forms fur
and securely inclosed sealed
envelopes outside Of envelopes. Proposals
FOR Stationery. Proposals FOR Miscellaneous Sup
plies" respectively. and addressed TO Il. J. WHTTON
Chief OF Supply Div.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-23
g EALEp BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH THE

~ title OF the work and the Of the bidder In
dorred thereon will be received by the Department Of
Public Parks a. its Offices Arsena! Building Sxtyfourth
street and Fifth avenue. Central Park. until o'clock
p NJ OF Monday. April 49, 1891 for tho following named
No l. FOR PAINTING THE IRoNWoRK OF TIiE
BRIDGE ACROSS THE HARLEM RIVER. KNOWN AS
WASHINGTON BRIDGE IN THE CITY OF NEW
10 2 FOR PLACING STONE FILLING AND con
CRETE IN THE BOTTOM or A PORTION OF THE
pool" NEAR ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND STREET
AND EIGHTH AVENUE, IN THE CENTRAL PARK.
For particulars see CITY Record"