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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19

:. Earned runs-Belfast. 4: Rockland. a.
TWO base hits-Bass Three base hits
Hill. Home runs-Sheehan. Murphy. Base
on pails-By Timer, Z: by Bass. l. Hit by
2nt--By Bass. G: by Timer, g. Time. 3h.
Umpire, Bardley ''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19

81 15fIiI5: Texas steers, &. 80N4.l5, stock
ers and feeders, s3.s0u43j.
sHEEP-Receipts, 300; steady TO
sfrauper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19
National League Standing.
New England League.

AT Pawtucket-Pawtuckct. Clio; Taun-
ton, 5-l3-2.
At Fall River-Newport, 5-S-2; Fall
River, i-7-3
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19
Maine League Standing.
National League Games.

At Philadelphia-st. Louis, 8; Philadel-
phia, A.
At New York-Cleveland, 0; New
| York, s.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 9; Balti-
more. II.
At shington-Louisville 8; Wash
ington s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19

Chicago June Is.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FL0UR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. 2 spring wheat. 10fr1l;
NO 3 spring. 53fllila No. red, sia7i.
CORNING. 2. a.
OATS-No. .. ISA; No 9 white fob. 2SSt
@5l&: No. white fob, 2lM22ai
RYE-No. 3 "a
'BARLlsY-No. g nominal; No. 3 fob.
9Sat30: No. 4 fob 26i2M2S.
F'LA%SEED-No. l. 15Il,6, &C.
PRIME TiMOTHY-$2 Is.
MESS POR-S7. 40di$7 i5
I.ARD-$3. 621sGf$3 G5
BEEF-Short ribs ides, 81 25mSt. so: dry
sailed shoulders. i.75MS5; short clear sides.
A.62iaM A.75.
SUGARS Unchanged
Articles. Receipts. Shipments
Fiour ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 i0a
wheat ..............-... 5.GtO 230Ol
tofh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 359, 900 2S> ono
pats ................... 213,000 3Si 001
-'''' - =.
t'ariey .-.,.............. 900 2,00
BuITEK- Firm. creamcries, l2nl4l4
CHEESE-Quiet. 79s6i4A.
Enthusiastically, fresh. 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

The English House Of Commons re-
summed its sitting, Thursday. after the
Nhitsuatide holidays, with sparse at
tendance.
The natural history building at the
University Of Illinois at Champaign. Ill,
was struck by lightning. Thursday result
ing in damage 10 the building, furniture
and apparatus of S33.e1.
The bronze figure. Victory" was
presented to the battleship Massaohu-
setts at Boston. Governor WolcOtt max
ing the. presentation and Secretary
Long the speech of acceptance.
Among the indictments returned by
the grand jury at Boston, Thursday.
was one against George +. Litchfield
FOR alleged embezzlement. Mr.. Itch
field was connected at one time with
the printing office run by the Massa-
causetts Benefit Life Association.
Manager Charles Yapp announces that
The following classes have filled for his
stake meeting at the Capitol Driving
park opening at Concord, y. H.. Aug. g:
0ne-year-old. $50 trot, y entries; 24e
trot, % entries; $50 trot, 16 entries; s.
year-old pace, s entries; 2.35 pace, IS en-
tries; 2l9 pace, Is entries.
The labor troubles at the Apsley Rub
Der Cos. plant at Hudson. Mass, which
seemed fully adjusted, last week. by the
new schedule of prices. broke out again
Thursday. Union Agent Murray of Mari
boro. calling out all the union men. Muir
ray would not explain why the men were
ordered out. With the union men out Of
the shop, only % employees remain at
work.
Counsel for j. Richard Mulrey and
Thomas finneran. who were recently SEN
fenced for larceny from the city of Bos-
ton, in connection with the street depart
ment, Thursday, filed in the superior
court a supplemented bill of exceptions
and an attempt will be made at once TO
have the defendants released on bail and
to have the matter brought before a jus
tice of the supreme court.
Eddie Bald was a winner in Thurs
days state circuit races at Cortland.
n. Y. Cooper qualified in the mile open
trial but did not gain position in the
finals. The summary: One mile open.
professional won by Eddie Bald: j. A.
Newhouse, second: time. 2.19 SIS. Two
mile handicap. professional. won by F.
j. Titus; A. G.. futile. second time,
4.23 3-5.
While clearing away the ruins of the
Deveiln house at Albany, n. Y. Thurs
day, which burned. Dec. 81. 1894 work
men found the remains of three bodies
that persisted in the fire They were iden-
tilted as the remains OF Mary Carsey.
Bridget F'itzgibbons and Thomas Cam
non. The three whose bodies were found
We're servants and occupied rooms under
the roof. OF the II persons who lost their
lives in the fire, all are now accounted
for except one servant.
Eugene V. Debs' new project, Involving
IN its details the death of the American
Railway Union and the formation of Il
cooperative colonization undertaking,
was put under way at Chicago. Thurs
day, when the preamble to the constitu-
ton for the proposed organization which
Is to succeed the American Railway
Union was laid before the delegates The
name proposed by Mr.. Debs is 1.-THE So
cial Democracy of America" and this
name was adopted in the preamble
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19

Do you get what you want when you
ask for goods advertised In this newspa-
per? The publishers would be glad to
near OF any case where substitution has
been practiced or attempted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19

The last memento of the Whitneyville
and Mlchiasport Railroad. save the two
locomotives. is being shipped in the Sch
Atfaifa. The car wheels and axle-trees
are being put on board here. This road
was one of the first built in the State
and the two remaining locomotives
should be purchased and preserved as a
reminder that the world moves. They
eacn weigh seven tons and were con-
sidered the wonder of the age when they
made their first journey over the strap
non road rs miles in length. in twenty
minutes. Speaking of this road remind
ed James NJ. Dennison of this place that
he helped construct the first locomotive
that ran on the Grand Trunk road This
labor was performed in the Portland Lo-
como i've Works when he was twenty
two years of age Mr.. Dennison Is now
sixty-eight. Speaking of hard times and
low wages. Mr.. Dennison reminded his
hearers that he served his first year at S.
per month and board. He carried his
apparel in red handkerchief when he
engaged with the Portland company to
serve his second year at 81 per day with
out boafd.--Machias Republican
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19

Through tickets 10 California ana y"
points South and West may be had vi ~
H. Walker. ticket agent August,. III ~
only office in Augusta selling Via :.
routes and checking baggage Tree oil %
pense.
GEO. F. EVANS.
General Manager.
GENT Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Portland. June u.s. 1877
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Trains in
Effect June 90, 1897.
THROUGH TRAINS.

Passenger trains leave Augusta as fol-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-06-19

Just as good" as Postum Cereal ar
words used to defraud the public.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
SHCRE R.K.

Trans leave w 42d ST. station, ~ Y, as follows and
u m earlirr from foot Franklin ST.
H,O A NJ Daily. Local 10 Buffalo Sleeping car
New YORK TO Boomvilie. sundays only; be occu-
pied 900 i. NJ
I0:i5 A. NJ Daily, for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roch-
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Fort Wayne Toledo
ADIi:OO A. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. to Bloomvle
and Catski!l Mountains. New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and
B.~iI.:;5 A.; paly, except SUNDAY, TO catskil
Albany. saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parlor
1915 r. 81 saturdays only. Half Holiday Special to
e c..15 p M Daily. except Sunday to Catskill Noun
bany and saratoga. Paror car attached Bloom
willie Saratoga.
cNt:oO p NJ Daily. except Sunday for Albany
G.OU p H. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica Syra-
crse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
trot cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis.
Gao j. M Daliy except sunday. for Newburg Albany
Saratoga and Montreal Sleeping Albany 10
.,I5 p M Daily except Sunday. for Syracuse Roches-
s,i5 r. NJ Daily for Albany, Utica. Syracuse Rochee-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
CHICAGO and st. Louis.
E C.-I.eaves Brooklyn by Annex; AiO:i5 Bl0:40
An C3O5 i. NJ; Jersey City j. X. II. Station:
io.ao hi 20 % IS =. NJ.
Tin,e tables a principal hotels and Offices
c. T.. LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

II the Missouri Company had been successful
the Astorians would never have crossed the
Continent, while the Mortimer" only took ad-
vantage OF long series Of misfortunes when
had hampered the progress of Astoria from the
outset. II is a curious fact that the portion OF
Henry's narrative which might have cast iight
on the earliest plotting after 1t was known IN
the Far West that war gave an opportunity Tor
British aggression on the Columbia River has
disappeared The journal as It stands arter a
silence of several months begins with the ar
rival of Henry and his comrades at Astoria.
The missing part of tine journal would doubt
less have expla a'ned the occasion for the do
mestic squabble among the British themselves
over the prize 1t might show why the North
west Company after stirring up the Navy by
tales Of the strength and riches OF the new
American post. and securing two vessels Tor its
capture hurried its own men down the Coum-
ba bought out the Americans. leaving the
British captain only the satisfaction or swear
Ing at the absurd weakness OF a fort
which had been reported as dangerous. Henry
witnessed the final proceedings in what was
neither a fair trade nor legitimate capture.
He helped TO organize the post under its new
owners and began to spy out the country. Al
every point his narrative supplements the work
Of Irving 1t shows in particular that even eX-
perienced traders were as much at fault In their
conception of the Pacific Indians as the Amer
leans had been, though many of the latter had
no previous acquaintance with savages or any
kind. The narrative ends in the middle or
sentence Before Henry had fairly begun his
career on the Columbia he was drowned in
gale on the big river. While his journal can
not be compared TO the narratives of Lewis ana
Clarke or Pike It was still a good work on the
part Of Mr. Coues to rescue IT from ophVloh.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
NEW YORK STATE CANALS-Notlce to

~ Contractorsoiee q the superntendent 9t Public
WPr Pursuant n0toy to- chapter e laws law:
Sfo1Sss. pr lsss 1pa % be- d
Works his office in Albany. ~ Y, until Friday Az
sgs S6rns grn peee o. work The work viii b for and
serenatsF Is sTnasfed sF must ds
on good banking institution OF the city OF New lors
credit within the state. PAYABLE at sight to the Super, yer;
Of p%o % S WORKS. The , 3 b Of dsRS as s
part Of security until the completion OF the WORK me
vii be 20 PEI cent of the proposal and the amount Of
bond for the faithful performance % exec-
ito" Of STRAG4 VII Io S5 2 ef
e. Ssss y S; s {: .s 81.
i'"''" "coxTKAcT 3 FRAT 30 $r%MIppIE DIVISION.
rG% gSF sdSS'HIF PSa; 100 re Hss s
At New SndSn % e. pG%' leo IF feet G Te5 mes Of
N0'1 @'tGS coSTRHc1 Ne . MIDDLE DIVISION. .,,
Tss Of Dgr6sm,e Road, Road BEds; RSs;
Bridge coSTRAcT SsHuST 10 So 2i@MDDLE DIVISION.
fr% Gtps Sint oo re feet west Vest of Kvs Road Bridge
point loo OF Bu:ternut Creek Aqueduet. dis
lance coxTRXcT no o,; 25NIDpLD Py!sI9X T. c.,
Pn, 100 feet east Of B & GrseS ASSsdac s,n
Lock &c coSrRAcr c-r'@SSS No 2e~%ppLE DIVISION
r9% T pBS @ s s Middle Ms Of @% Hc Sr a m
Lock s. point 100 feet west Of centerpOr' Road
Bridge coSTRHcT S1Sl';T 10 s7@MippLE DIVISION
For improving the Middle Division Of the Erie Canal,
from pon, 100 feet west Centerport Road Bridge to
point 100 feet Of Crane Brook Aqueduct. dis
tance SOB miles.
CONTRACT No. 2s-MIDDIE DIVISION
from o1 ps, 10 BROOK Aqusaus
CONTRACT NO. 36-MIDDIE DIVISION.
For raising towing path OF the Oswego Canal. from
Lock No to Guard Lock No g. and connected
Herewith a distance OF 3.56 miles.
Plans specifications notices and form Of contract may
the OF publication OF this notice the
date receipt Of proposals at the Office OF the
SUPERINTENDENT Puzzle Works Albany. " Y and at
the Thomas Wheeler. Assistant Superintendent OF
Public Works. Syracuse. y. Y. and the Office oS
r. Lay Assistant Superintendent OF Public Works IN
Rochester. ~ Y All proposals for the above work must
be addressed Superintendent Of Public Works at
Albany ~ Y. and be endorsed envelope Pro
Contract No. -. Middle Division" The right
is reserved TO reject any all bids.
GEORGE W. ALDRIDGE.
Superintendent OF Public Works.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
NEW YORK; ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

Trains foot OF est i-l 81 as follows Qo minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.; -
1:55 A. VI, for Montana, Orr's Mills Lakes Mohonk
and Mnnevaska Middetown. Bloominsburgh, Elenyiile
Fal;sburgh Hurleyvlle Lake Kiamesha, Liberty Scran
ION Walton Delhi Sidney. Norwich. Utica Oneida Full
ton Oswego ,,r ,,,,,,
buyeh Wutsboro. Ellenve ntandaie. Centreville.
Fallsbursh Lake Kiamesha Hur!eyville Liberty Falls.
liberty White Lake
Tax r. ~ Saturdays only). for MIddetown Bloom
,npi,rrh Wurtsboro Ellenvlle. Mountandale Centre
viie Pittsburgh. Lake Kamesha. Hurleyvllle Ferndae
Liberty. White Lake Parksvie Livingston Manor Hock-
land.
ewaska M.ddletown mingburgh Wurtsboro FL
isnnIe Monntandaie Cenrevle Fallsbugh Lake KIa-
nesha Inreyve Fo-ndsle. Liberty White Lake Parks
viIe Livingston Manor Rockland
d..,C 7 W. for Montana, Orr's Mills. Meadow Brook.
Iu,nside Campbell Han. Stohy Ford. Crystal Run.
sstown winter,on. Bloomngburgh: Wurtsboro. Eenvie
C.Ih r. VI. (Franklln St 5:f5 y. M.D Daily. for
canIDbeu Hall Middletown Liberty Livingston Manor
WALTON sidney Norwich Randallsvie Hamilton Oneida
Futon Oswego. Niagara Falls and points West Pullman
siee9lng car feclnng Chair Car seats free through to
chicago without transfer: arrives Chicago ?:30 p NJ.
T,cEets and Pullman seats at 3!l BROADWAY. n. Y
r {, ANDERSON. q p. A.. sc Beaver ST.. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
DEL IACkAWANNA AND WESTERN H. X.
Stations in Ncw-YOrk. foot of barclay
and ChriStOphcr streets.
yCsTIpUII,O TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
SAS IJTNTSCH LIGHT

N 10 NEWARK. BlOOMfIELD, MONTCLAlR,
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bernardsville. Baskins
ton. dover, stanhSpe. NEWTON, Bupp's LAKE;
M0t,NTAIN Washington PHILLIPSBURG. EASTON.
MATER GAP. STROUDSBtRG, Pocono Mountains.
scRhNTON PITT TON. WILKESBARRE NANTI-
GORE DANvILL:; NoRTnUMBERLAND. Mont
vile. UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
coRNING BATH. DANSVILLE, BUFFALO and ali
noir,s WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 A. M-BINGHAMroN MAIL. Stops at principal
% s'a,'Ss W oafe Carr, BUFFALO SCRANTON. BING.
HAMToN; oWEnGao2 !TH1cA xe EIMIRA M UTIcA
EXPREsS Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting al
RInao with for Chicago and points Pull
man Parlor car New York TO Richned Springs.
.ou p NJ SCRANTON. WIIkESBARRE and ELMfRA
~ EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars
l.oo - M%SC'RANTON. WIIKESBARRE and PI.YM-
ZOO p N (Daly)-Chicago Veslbuled Limited Express
" for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. EL.MIRA. BUF-
FAI.O Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car New-York
Chicago Dining Car west Of Buffalo.
$40 r. NJ (Daiy)Bualo Express Pullman Sleepers. for
SCRANTON BINGHAMTON, ELMIRA BATH. MT.
MORRIS and BuFFAIo arriving Buffalo A. NJ.
$50 r. ". Oallyl-BuFFAI.o SCRANTON: BINGHAM:
osWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet sleepers
Sleepers New-York 10 Richneid Springs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS
Henry Gaze & Sons, Limited il3 Broadway IL Park
Place 4oo Broadway and 9c nroadway Tickets ferry
235 Columbus-ave.. NewYork: 33s and 726 Fulton st.
and IO6 Broadway. Brooklyn Timetables giving full in
WEsTcCTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30

leave NtW-1OTk, loot OF Chhmbers
as follows and nve minutes earlier from West 2Ids:
$500 4. M-Nestubuled Express daily for Iinghamton,
Waycry. Elmlra Buffalo Bradford Arrive Bunalo 500
T.. NJ parlor Bunac.
o;I5 A. M.--Vostibuled Express daily except Sunday
Jervis. Monticello LackawaXen. esdale and
important local points Corning Daily o Jeryis
Pullman Parior Cars for Monticello aud Corning.
1:OU T.. M.-Vestibuled Limited fast mail Daily solid
train for Chicago VIA chautauqua Lake arrives Cleve
land I:io =. 81, Chicago. =. NJ seepers 10 Chicago.
rveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
-,:;O y. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland vestbuled Express
Daily Buffalo. :O3 a. NJ. Bradford. 1l7 A. NJ
Jamestown 100 A. NJ C!eyeland, i2;3o J.. N. sleepers
Hlffalo and Cleveland. making direct connections for
Detroit. Chicago and the West Cafe Library Car.
Sit5 u. M.-Via Chaufauqua Lake and Niagara Falls
Daily. Solid train Chicago Sleepers iIornesyil!-.
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
r'iCkETS local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
acc0mm 1iailons At H. i3. 2dl 40i and O5i Broad
l@I 'wery. $50 Fact i25thst and 81 West I25h-
Chambers and West .3d-st ferries York: AT
and .?G Fultons. 100 broadway. Booklyn zoo
ft.. HoioLen and Jersey city station Westcott
press calls FOR and checks baggage from hotels and
o destination.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau OF

l. Supplies and Accounts Navy Department. Washing.
ton d. C. until II o'clock August TO- 1897. and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter, 10 Furnish Il
the New York Neyy Yard quantity OF stationery pad
locks screws Tobln bronze packing brass wrought
iron pipe valves pipe n,tings paints toilet hard
vae calfkin shoes bolts packing. BLANK
pmposas Will furnished application the Navy
Pay ONCE New York EDWIN STEWART. Psymaster.
=
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
n ROPOsALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

i Philadelphia Depot, Quartermaser Department.
| ,os Arch street Philadelphia, Pa, July 2. Is9Seaed
Proposals in uplica,e. Will be received here until II
O'Clock A. NJ Monday August 1897, for furnishing the
United states Quartermasters Department with 10y
Nuskr,t Fur Caps 1900 pairs Arctic Overshoes: 5000
nairs Buckskn c;auntlets l500 Rubber Po1chos; 1900
Mattresses; Bcdstead Bo,,vs. 10000 .ards Burlap;
* n button Togges also for dyeing 5000 yards of 3S
inch Cotton Duck. Samples can he seen at schuylkn
delivery other points will be enter
,ained Government the right accept
any or all proposals thereof Preference given
to articles of domestic production manufacture cotd-
lions OF quality price Oncludins In the price Of for
egn manufactures the duty heeon) brnS
equal Bidders must state dates and quantities ot ther
proposed deliveries Proposals be accompanied by the
,eoireI guarantee In 10 per OF the yase OF art
ces pi opposed for Blanks for proposals. will be- furnished
by this ofce upon application. Envelopes containing
proposals be ndorsed Proposals FOR Military SUP
n.s and addressed JOHN V. FUREY. Deputy Quar-
termastar General. United states Army.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
BALTIMORE g. OHIO,

Leave NeN-Yofk. WhitehaII Terminal, daily
CHICAGO, 80 D. m. and 1910 night.
pIrrsBuRG 80. eS sun; i'55 sun. 1910 night
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 30. p:j5 Dining Carp.
II ~; a. m dining Car), 80. 3:2j Dining Carr 435
dDinng CaD 555 p. M 1910 night: sunday 0:35 DIN,
INK CaT) - a. dining car) 10 Dining Carr 5J
DINING carr j:5j D. M, la:lO night
NORFOLK, II % a. IN daily
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper :55 D. m daily
Trains leave foot Liberty ST. minutes later.
All trains a,e Illuminated with Pintsch Light
C,ices: 49, H. 26l. 49, LILO Bway. 81 r. iith St.
lo- Bowcry y. y: 3ia 3ii Fulton ST.. Brooklyn White.
hall Terminal baggage checked hotel residence
Il destination
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
Railroads
PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot West We o;snsy Txsny,nrs s4.s Street 'a'
leaving lime from Ssa ssa bsoW for
re io .sa,s Psa' e.9 p.ssf. RsssT c.,
s s'aso % w. Nc As sSrcnSs g p,sSa,s burr: and Cleveland
oSS VI pESNsYIyhNTh LIMITED pullman ce%; ,So
For sens ceaso pnHs %fnsd odo a9a
sssHi?' r. H. fasys eSiGAo s sSS hS' T. LOUIS
r. Ff wrsTnRN ia Si'fS1a s%s Cleveland Chi
aSff sfssFi ss'rESefR cneln-
FScF EXfREss-rs, F,,sssF: R"sss s...Y; sns
. sss sW$sH.NsTox s g s,, ASp TIE soTTlas n ls, ss
sion ip%Ilns % ca al paSSf and
si os%s "Sss; Ss G e. jSss fs2 r. So p s
eona S m ,G,n all paror and Dining GsTs c, 20 night a
soT%hfRS h%a'pS aS s1s iso night
ATLhNTIC TIC. COAST LrNE-fxpress. os' a. m. and s''
faFSaESf6F fGx 2Ip SA'%AS aSs
ATIXNTc T s II Twenty aSyy third stree. staten las
p m. and Desbrosses and Cotandi Streets ''' y '
CAFE MATwes: Twentyhrd Street s.a9n io bss
Irosses and corandt streets 10 and $50 p m week.
s Gao1. ssa Hss @ nas'MH m Vest
Sa z s. Ga ' &c.,. % ss ana
@,'4s sssays Ssrs:; %a o.? so o.? 'o 100
'4""'ls EoM i" III riiiiIiLsAD'EELrnifA. 'E r.n o.,
Dining 70, caT 1888 ll5; M i2'3 To-? 55 'S Sbinins
Cap. 80 - - 10 night sunaeys no n a. D m.
s2S s5 o25 s5' G4Mi,ed n;r9 az 40 as SS DINING
Car). 5jj Dining Carr. 74o. To3. so3 p in l."
night.
Ticket Offices Nos 4s I1o6. 1928 H. and 2ol Br1ao
AstOr House: West Twenty-thlrd street
and Desbrosses t'ortlandt Strets
Court Street $50 Fulton Street. es EoadWay' snn
brooklyn Annex Station. Brooklyn; station ~
The New York Transfer Company VIII call lor ana
check baggage from hotels and residences through ~
destination.
j. II. HUTCHINSON. j. r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WASHING
For PHILADELPHIA ftoia whitehall Terminal
Week days 1853. s:55 9:55. II :25 Dining car 4. NJ.
I:25 50 3:o5 3:55 G}unet Carr. 4:25. 4:55 Dining
carr, $3.50. G:55. s25 p. NJ i2:lo mdt.
AZ 4;55 dining Car, 555 p ~. 1910 mdt.
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later. with
additional trains a. q 30 A. NJ daily. I:30 and 900 p NJ
week days. .
Week days. 1855 s:s5 .il:25 Dining caD A. N. ,:55.
o55 lbs Dining Carr A NJ. 1855. 4;55 Dining Carr.
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later.
Tickets ard par9r,cas seats can be procured at foot Of
3o3 Rroadwav 137 9th Av 81 Fast l4th St. 1873 Fast
10Th 81 21c West l25th ST.. 25l Columbus Av New
York Court ST. $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn; - Broadway.
WILLIAMSBURG The New York Transfer Company will call
f,r and check baggage from hotels residences 10
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
proposals.

NOTICE-Estmates for furnishing cobbe and
~ rip stones under contract No. 500. will be
ceved by the Department Of Docks Pier a.
Place " r.. until IL o'clock Tuesday. August 81.
1897. For particulars city Record
NOrICE.-Estimatcs for repairing the plat
form at the foot OF Seventh avenue, Harlem River.
under contract No 5J5 VIII be received by the Department
Of Docks az Pier a. Battery Ilace, y, r.. until II
O'Clock Tuesday. August 3rd. 1897 For particulars
city Record.
NOTICE.-Estimates for hardware tools,
~ wooden rubber soais paints otis, rope. cord
steam fittings and machine shop supplies VIII be
cefd by the Department Of Docks until u o'clock noon.
August z 1897. For particulars see Ci;y Record.
NOTICE.-E5tlmatcs for dredging north OF
~ West 3ith Street the North River. Will be re
ceived 10y the Department OF Docks at Pier "A bat
Place. ~ r. until ~ o'clock August 9Th. 1891
For particulars city Record.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.. Office Super

vlsng Architect. Washington D. G., July y
--sEAIED PROPOSALS. will be receil .! at this Of
nce until 2 o'clock y. NJ. the 18th day OF August
so, and opened Immediately thereafter for all the LABOR
ana materials required for rolling iron shutters spevS
second story the L. =. Appraisers Warehouse NV
VopE " In accordance with drawings and specin'
cation copies OF which I've had al this oniee or a.
,hs otnce Of the Superintendent at New York. ~ 4.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified cheek is
sum not less than 2,t the amount or the proposa.
Trhs syht "a reserved to reject all bids or 70
waive any defect or informally In any bid should
se,n.j in tho interest ~ the Government 10 90 -
All proposals received after the time stated Tor opsS
viii be returned Go the bidders G. f. hhMrh~
Acting Supervising Arcf itect