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China shall be preserved by equal ad

China shall be preserved by equal ad-
vantages secured to each other.
The later dispatches tell us of still
another outrage on the part of the Ger
mans. Their ambassador, under
threat of retiring from the Chinese
Capital, has coerced the Chinese En-
peror into dismissing the Commandant
at Tsaochau, because the latter had
spoken of German missionaries in in
sulting terms
The Chinese Emperor is probably now
extremely sorry that he did not adopt
the policy of Ii Hung Chang, two years
ago advised by that far-seeing official,
and proceed on the close of the Japa-
nese war to arm, equip and fortify at
all his chief ports. Had he done so
Germany would not to-day find China
easy prey for its ships Of war. The
recall of Ii Hung Chang would indi-
cate that the Emperor repents Of his
rejection Of the advice of his venerable
Minister, and viii now do the best he
can to lock the door after the horse
has been stolen.
General Miles is reported as of the
opinion that European successes in the
Orient may be followed by assault upon
the South American States, under the
plea that Europe must possess herself
of footing on that continent to pre-
serve the independence and supremacy
such an outcome is rather far distant.
The business in hand on the other side
will sufficiently engage these European
pirates for a time. However, it may
as well be well for South American
States to take time by long forelock.
1t is not, by the way, improbable that
the silent friendship of the monarchical
States of Europe for Spain in her re-
sistance of the Cuban insurgents, has
behind it an intense desire to see Spain
triumphant, that the gateway of the
caribbean Sea may be, through mutual
interest under European control in case
Of an attempt to reseat monarchy in
the South American continent, and pos
sibly in the Central American States.
If this is considered by any as pre-
posterous, it is only necessary to point
out that Europe views with exceeding
jealousy the growth of republican senti-
ment in this hemisphere, and that her
States have recently given evidence of
disposition to plant themselves in
mower wheraver in the world force of
arms can secure them a foothold. The
division Of the African continent among
them, and the present attempt to parcel
out China, may be followed by an eff
fort to renew monarchical Institutions
upon our neighboring continent.
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The Redlands Facts" for the holi-
days issued as a souvenir a quarto
magazine of one hundred pages. 1t is
entitled Illustrated Redlands," and is
a beautiful work II contains matter
expository of the industries, production,
manufactures. business and society of
Redlands, and a great number of very
fine half-tone illustrations, portraits
and views in and about Redlands. The
topographic appearance Of the souve-
mir is Of the highest order, and does in
finite credit to the enterprise of the pub
fishers of the Facts"
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Tow1e Bros. Incorporated.

The Towle Bros. Company has filed
articles of Incorporation in the County
Clerks office The purpose of the COM
pany Is TO carry on the business of
making lumber, conducting paper mills,
etc, in the county of Placer. The prin-
cipal place of business is Towles, in that
county.
The directors are Allen Towle, G.. w.
Towle, James L. Gould, Mrs. Mary
Tcwle and Fl. V Martin, all of Placer.
The capital stock is $500. 600, divided in
to 5000 shares of 500 each.
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Sale Confirmed.

Judge Johnson has made an order con-
firming the sale of property made by
H. G.. Bidwell, Commissioner IN the case
of Mrs. Anna M. Gaskill versus T. c.
Churchman and others.
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Petition for Guardian.

John Sheeren has filed in the Superior
Court a petition for his appointment as
guardian of Catherine Sheeren, his
minor daughter. The latter is the bene-
ficiary in a 81 900 life insurance policy
left by her mother, recently deceased.
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These publications are sent either by
Mail or Express 10 agents or single sub
scribers with charges prepaid All POST
masters are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the
Pacific Coast
The record-union., 1898-01-04

There are newspapers in this State
which appear to make a business of
misquoting the Record Union" One
Of these in mountain county is so fire.
quently in evidence in this respect that
we attribute it to pure carelessness,
but in other cases it is pure cussedness.
We find supposed extracts from the
Record Union frequently printed in
interior papers and credited to this
journal, which never appeared in it. 1t
is modestly suggested to the scissors
men of the State that they exercise
more care in quoting. If they so much
wrongfully credit in the matter Of this
paper they create the impression that
they are quite as careless in crediting
other exchanges, and hence they will
fall into disrepute in the newspaper
world. There is one thing that the
newspaper cannot afford to do, and that
is to be inexact in crediting contempo-
raries. 1t is no small matter, since the
party entitled to credit is robbed of his
due, and another is published as saying
that he never intended.
The record-union., 1898-01-04

Those OF our Democratic friends who
have been glorifying over the alleged
submission Of Mr.. Watterson to the 16
to / icea, because Of the outcome Of
the recent Kentucky legislation, will
please modify their jubilations. Mr..
Watterson has not gone over" The
article upon which the allegation of his
submission was based does not bear out
the charge. On the contrary Mr.. Wat
terson is as much the opponent of Bry-
anism as he ever was. To put at rest
any doubt on that head, Mr.. Waiter
sons essay IN the Forum for Janu-
airy Is in evidence. In that paper he
makes ii very clear that he has not
shifted mis- faith, or submitted to Bry-
anism by so much as the smallest frac-
ton of a thought.
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GRAMMAR GRADE EDUCA-
TTnNAT

Carleton T. Bartlett, Ruth II. Beacon,
Mary J.. Bennett, Jennie Bickerstaff.
j. Todd Bonner, Mamie b. RorthwicII,
Fannie f. Bostrom, Annie w. Brewer,
Nellie c. Rrophy, Bessie Calderwood.
Sarah r. Campbell. Teresa Carr, Jessie
L. Cleaver, Delta Clotfelter, Eta Col
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Professor Garrett p. Serviss in a re-
cent scientific essay considers that taxi
ing into account the enormous magni-
tude of the planet Jupiter, the force of
gravitation on that sphere-it exceeds
that on our globe as 264 is to land
taking into account the effects OF this
weight on bodies and their motions. the
density Of the atmosphere, and the laws
of pneumatic, Jupiter would be very
uncomfortable abode for beings resemb-
ling ourselves. Let US be thankful that
far-seeing Providence has adapted us
to a globe exactly the size, and OF pre-
cisely the order OF earth. No one viii
long to dwell in far-away Jupiter, after
learning from Professor Serviss that
mans bones on that planet would snap
like pipe stems beneath his own weight
Thank YOU: we are satisfied with our
planetary location, Professor.
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THE WEEKLY UNION.
TWELVE PAGES.

TWELVE PAGES.
Is the cheapest and most desirable Home,
News and Literary Journal published on
the Pacific Coast
The Weekly Union, per year.......Sl %
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popping might be termed am ag-
ricultural report.
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento
as Second-claSS matter.
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Weather Forecast.

Northern California-Cloudy TUESDAY;
probably rain; southeasterly wind.
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THE WEEKLY UNION-THE BEST
weekly on the coast. Only 81 year.
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IrprnmN RRANCH OFFICES.

UPTOWN BRANCH OFFICES.
At Thomas w. McAuliffe & Co.'S Drug
Store, southeast corner of Tenth and j
streets.
OAK PARK AGENCY-Carter's Black
smith shop corner Thirty-fourth street
and Sacramento avenue.
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SACRAMENTO RANK


THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN
the CITY, corner Fifth and j streets, Sac
ramento. Guaranteed capital, S500.000:
paid up capital, gold coin. S40O.o00; re-
serve fund, So, ,0O0; term and ordinary de-
posits, So. 224. .931 80; loans on real estate
January /, 1897, s., ,635 761 75. Terms and
ordinary deposits received. Dividends paid
in January and July. Money loaned upon
real estate only. Information furnished
upon application to
w. p. COLEMAN, President
Ed. z. Hamilton. Cashier.
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RECORD UNION TELEPHONES.
(Sunset)
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Dated December %. 1897.

Commissioner in Said Action.
Arthur r. Miller and Albert NJ. Johnson,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. d2S4t-Tu
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lSunSet.J =.
Editorial Rooms. ms................-....he .hea 15i
Business Office BLACK 4SI
(Capital) / 10
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Business Office OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ia
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THE DAILY RECoRD-UNIoN.

SubscrIbers served by carTleTs dI ! TT. II
teen cents per week In all interior cities
and towns the paper can be had OF the
principal periodical dealers, neWsmen
and agents.
pages, % cents per month, delivered by
carrier Sent by mail at 81 per year
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THE YANKEE'S VEN FAGTR TO co HONF.

Tho auxiliary cruiser Yankee Is SIN anchored
81 Ton,nkinrvlllo and yesterday many friends of
~ >-.,,l pcsorves vert down 10 the shin 70 meet
-, ,ove Nov that tho hghrrg is all Oyer. IN"
sailors IN tho Yankee arc busy Specializing a. to
u.bon they will Nc discharged and allowed to 90
~ ,hcir homes The general impression among N"
men IS that they viii 10" mustered our IN about
,uo yveoks although some Of them hope and look
o. ,h.t- discharees before then tn" officers Dc
cline 20 say when the men VIII be relieved from
duty. , -, 1890. Ill, 10 L,,, -, hoora
,be X.nkeo until all Government property has n""n
rnuovod ana The timo for this VIII depend on Wnen
Tho Navy Yard officials can take car" 81 m" YES
eel and remove the guns ana stores A soon as
,hev are removed the Yanke" VIII no returned To
her
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CA>ip WIKOFFS PURPOSE.

10 Re USED ONLY IS QUARANTINE STATION -
The PRESIDENTS EXPEC1TD VISIT THERE
Washington Aug. PIT is said at the war De
lariment that there = no truth In the report mat
lamp Wikon Mon;auh Point. is N he aoahhohed
ether as q result u Secretary Ayers Inspection
OF on any her &C cunt Authenticated Corbn
says the camp was established only as place OF
uuporary detention for the troops returning from
.ie Infected districts Of cuba in orcer 10 aVo'
VA possibility Of he introduction OF yellow fever
s. vas not intended as a permanent camp and
W. ne abandoned when ii has served the special
sss!pose for which e was established FROM pres
s s Indications tae camp will be Inaint alned loI
:, Ira weeks. The troops there VIII be ordere1
~ uief nome camps soon AZ they are Iea"!
W move. or dischargcd from the service after q
40 40 months furiouSh II Is estimated that there
ABOUT hftcen thousand troops a. the camp IN
N'Suns the Regulars
ca sstsry Algcr w4N make another Nisit 70 INC
,Stp IN ftw Gsys. In order 10 meet the I!esldeht
MA, nc has ieicgraphcd General wheeler com
Mi aius tae camp. mt the President probabiN
Nil arrive there rex. Saturday, bat that his WISH
cers,a W. entirely 'niolmal and that no display OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30

wand horo ,;u ,,rr,eh the information called
for " ~ co,6i,ion If command To Gilmore. Adju-
.oI a. ~ '''''' ~ ~ -
'dn'-'ene'~ - H. y. ,rrrR Naior-Ceneral"
go ..,,oa 80. ,,,,or.s.
General MICS very p'"i"f'N i.f''N " 100
playa del Este, July j.. lNs "iuah'ahtino' La"
a. m.
"Ceneral Shaf'er.
TELEGRAM received have no desire ana nave
carefully avoided any appearance of supersedlns
Won Your command is q part Of the United Statec
ARMY y hich have the honor to command. having
mem Iuiv assigned thereto and directed oy thc
proiiiIcr;s -, 70 yL,rsver thoucht my presence
raouired and give such general directions as
th1urht he's, concerning military matters. and eS-
nl,-uoee Won Will also notice that tho orders or
Inc Secretary II War of July II of the matter
70 my Discretion | should regret that any event
should cause eithor yourself or any par; of your
con ,,anI to cca In he part Of mine. Very
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.DuJPAI SCHLEY GOES TO m DSON.

pcar-admiral SohIcy who mas been staying At
the Alber9rlo Iof the hotel about O'Clock yes-
,crdav morning and took train for Hudson. \. y.
whore he has gone TO visit friends. B"for" starting
Admiral Schley received an order from Washington
detach.ng HIM from IN" coInm"hi "' vac S''"hI
snladron Of the North Atlantic h"ei ana ordering
him n nroceed to Porto Rico member Of the
commission 10 arrange for TIE evacuation 81 the
island by Spanish forces lie is authorized 10 fly
his flag OIL the cruiser Orleans. which VIII re-
main In Porto Rico long AS The tominlssloi
Goes The Admiral said Yesterday tnat ne "ouIn
sau for Porto Rico tomorrow on the Seneci
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THE N4HANT AT LE4GlF ISLAND.

philedolphia Aug % Tho monitor Nahant.
manned Inv tho New-York Naval Reserves. arrived
q, League Island to-day. The Nahant had been
ASSIGNED 10 the defence or York Harhor. from
which place she towod to tho Delaware Break
ua;cr bv the Yosemite. The monitor arrived there
~.s,.rdov and proceeded slowly uD the belnwar"
ray aud river under her own steam. tho Yosemite
rnturn,ra 10 York All on hoard are reported
,.eU The Nahanf Nili oar of commission In
fcv. DAYS and her crew Will be mustered ou' and
bgm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
DISTRIBUTION OF MERCHANTS GIFTS
TIE SPECIAL COMMITTEE SPENDS Busy DAY


AT THE CAMP
The special committee in charge Of the gathering
an distribution ~ supplies asked for by tho Mcr-
chants Association for the relief OF the Regulars
g. Camp Wikon returned 70 this city yesterday.
The supplies consisted OF cereals, extract Of beef.
toU7s tea. crackers and fruit and many edibles
suitabl FOR the sick They were carried by the
steamboat John LenoX. the Use Of which had been
gratitously given by John II S'arn. The Lenox
lefi here late SATURDAY afternoon and reached the
camp early Sunday morning. w. K. CorW.ne,
member Of the committee. made the trip on the
steamboat The greater part Of the cargo was
given by the association and by many merchants
OF this city VINO are members Of the organization
When the ship reached the Government wharf at
the camp those on BOARD the hospi'a, snip Santiago
were waiting 10 be transferred the land. As soon
as they were on shore the work Of unloading the
cargo from the John Lenox began With the help
Of detail Of troops from the an Cavalry, coored.
entire care6 vas on the wharf ~ go co,S in he
afternoon. Meanwhile the repirsehta'lNes 81 NE
necess2rv allot!nents Jusi half cf The twcnty-siX
regiments 81 Regulars A. the camp were represented
al the wharf ny rcg!m@ntn ana bIledHe surgeons
A little laier a surgeon representing SIX more IeeI
nen's was sent the wharf He said the surgeons
q the regiments ict "n.h ne appsaten W. S 'aom'
no. be pfesen ana n4G deianed hn 10 lns TO- 20
arry away his share Of the cargo. Tn" wagons
lo,rnert wa 1T on tne wharf under the care OF
an armed guard. furnished by captain ounioyIe
among The SIX reglments. The staff % TIE Mef-
chants Association sept in large hospital tent
al IN. camp on Sunday night som" Of ~" mem
oers Of the staff remained AZ the camp yesterday
70 conf leio the work OF distributing me Sdrs"' -,
II n" contributors OF This cargo sald one 81
the committee could haV- seen the grat!tuQ OF
tho surgeons = beng able 10 supply the sick kegu
las In thc.r respective camps with some OF ne
esicacie- they WOO have been more than repaid
!N what tArv had contributed This boatloan, nov
ever, is not enough. The Merchants AssGclati NO.,
would Ike 10 scuG another boat!oa1 OF crn t'CieS
II will DO so tomorrow night i II geis enough con,
,rbutions md /, VIII have the cargo distributed
o. the special committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30

Depot. Q DEPT. ii2s Arch s.. Ph'ia: Pa Aug
- 1905 S.nlei Proposals ,'rip,atc VIII he received
t.rs untl II o'ci.ck \ VI saturday September g. 1925
for ishing this Deg with carving sets and SILVER
plat Kniyes and Spo cOnforUing ~ standard
samples a. 5hurlkil Arsenal bidders must state now
tn, will make deliver. Government rselNss r!sn
r. reject ST acc AN proposals " any part there"
~ prefcren,. given articles ~ domestic pr du'n or
Manufacture conf - quality AMI Price unciudins
In the Price foreign pr'ductins or me
.1ual Blanka fo psals and fun
irformati5n viii be furnished upon Application Enye-
iopes ming proposals to be fnG'Isei Proposals or
I.olIouare' and addressed CT JOHN '. FiREf.
roen,,,v Ouar,ermas'-r General. 7. $. 4.
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uOUEIS or FOHETGN WARSHTPS.

Thirteen working models Of foreign warships
fo-rre ed part e he cargo of the steamer 1auric
,rbtcb arrived hore ycs'e rdnv from Liverpool The
models are ,ho work of Kari Ieps. German naval
CONSTRUCTION and have been o. exhibition In Berlin
-, 10. is tvenfv feet long ana r. nrorclled by
i@c,r,cifv The, viii be taken 20 Chicago for cXhi-
hi,ion on September u public view Of the boats
~ r. given on the North River before th"t are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
70 ALARN ABOTT YELLOW FEVER
cHrrprxe REPORTS RECEIVED FROM PLACES

CHEERING REPORTS RECEIVED FROM PLACES
~ THE SOUTH
Washington Aug c9-Gratitying reports have
been received by Surgeon General Wynan from
the yiaccs whore yellow fever recently made It's
appearance and his hope IS that II will he stamped
ont without dinculty. State Health officer Porter
Of FloriI, telegfaphs that there Is no excitement
az Koy West where the fovor was reported among
tho marines. and no one is preparing 70 leave the
city such as desire 10 depart VIII be permitted
do 80 uuOn presenting certificates NJ immunity
or remaining I'm the detention camp AT EGgmOnt
Key COR from ave 10 ten days
A. Franklin IT,. IN" cases which made their ap-
pear1nce are getting We'll. and AZ Galveston where
foyer j. SAID have occurred among the soldiers.
and concerning which tho doctors have disagreed.
the patients ."OvorinG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
PLENTY or rooD SENT. SAYS WOODRUFF

, e" the attention OF Colonel Woodruff, cnie'
r,'n%sihs oomm!saary agent IN NewlorE, was
Cam v 70 story ~ continued lack o. food At
the ~ 'Avh On The day after Secretary Alger eit
"'. amp. hc said Yesterday:
N.koc sDpcrahLudancc 81 fpol az Camp
tejl-n. cnIy his morning ! %, eyoG a telegram
BENZ me Nct 10 send any ice as they nave
n .nlsn, as u one item OF many o; when there
o,hssre n.y an Camp Wikoff. Plenty OF food and
supplies have been sent to the camp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
,,i,paL cARpEyyFR PFLTFrED.

Portsmouth y. II. Aug. 2J-'ommoaore George
{ Remey relieved Admiral G. g Carpenter az COM
.,,andant Of the navy ward here AT II O'clock this
corenoon. The ceremony Was conducted with fr
The Vicksburg now at Newport. has been ordered
here for repairs.
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pRoP0>AIS FOR ORpYTNCE SUPPLIES

Rock Isl,rI Arsenal Hock Island n Augus' Ia.
1895 S.a.d proposals trpicle Will be received IN
~ ~ p. ~. AUGUST 81. 1898 tor furnishing
Blankets U,ed cotton puca. Tin Brass. Iron. copper
AMI Vra.. RiN,.- a.A Blis Iron. Brass and copper
Wire Tacss Leather Thread RIPE. Duck Paints. .oile
chemicals Paper cleaning AMI Polishing Materials Files
I1.mi.- s, lur.1G Gscal GEAR ending June 30. 1900.
Information furnished .n application. Captain : +
!. 49,
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SHIPS TO BE pocKrp AHD REPAIRED At TIE
VARIOUS YARDS

Washington. Aug - T. f. not tho intention 81
the Navy Department 10 make any considerable re-
duc'iou iu -" number ~ ships on ne commits
stoned list a. this fim" Asi1" from 'hc question
able prudrl.e Of reducing the effectiveness ~ m"
naval strength in advance ~ n satisfactory out
cone OF the peace Commlsslons work at Paris. m"
Department f. dcslrous ~ using the timc now
available 10 make many necessary changes IN the
ships Th"v viii ho gathered 80 ~" navt yards
md pu' IN The most thorough repair one after an
other being docked cleaned and painted. 50 that
In no course of 70 foW weeks " f. hoped 70 hay"
the Navy in even better shape than II was ~ tho
break
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
rTppTy SHTp AND COLLIER ARRIVE.

Tho United States supply and provision ship Col
,lc arrived here yesterday Th" collier Evelyn also
came in from Guantanamo. she carried lul
cargo OF coal 10 the feet. Of CUBA from Norfolk.
and after unloading proceeded directly TO THIS port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
uORE RED CROSS COVTRrBrTTONS.

woman SENDS Her GOLD WATCH WITH TIE
MESSAGE THAT fT Il All SIZE HAS To GIVE.
Those contributions were recoised yesterday bv
Frederick y. Tappcn. treasurer Of the American
National Red cross Relief Committee at No 22O
.I,...t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30

Some unknown person sent womans handsome
gold watch. II was accompanied by the following
unsigned note written in = womans hand.
Treasurer American Relief Committee. Red Cross:
some one may give 4 trlnc FOR II for the sake OF
the soldiers. All have. Has never been out OF
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for Sale.
.NANENnnnNnnnA
FOR SALE.

\ modem plant Tor manufacturing bots nuts and bar
iron. wei. located for economy and market on ONO
River opposite Cincinnati. be prontabl, ;
must be sold ~ close present ownership and can ne
bought a sacrifice For particulars address
JAMES LORD. Lebanon Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-30
LAFAYETTE vEuoRIAL CONFUSION.

Chicago. Aug. 2a-Feriirand W Peck. Commits
sIouer- General for the Uuitod states 10 the Paris
Exposition. has appointed the Governors N the
din rent states yi''-pfesients ~ the Lafayette
Memorial Comm ,slCn.
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TO CONTRACTORS
StEAT Ell PROPOSALS for furnishing the ma

- terias and performing tho labor required and neces
tho and hnishing power plant. warm
ing ventilation and hot-water supply. water supply ana
s,rihton plumbing and drainage. engines and genera
tors and the electrio- ring and hXures: OF a new
colony ~ hospital and access'rv hHlans' d, enr1
Iso y Y f1r Manhattan state II soial. may be sent
fy mail or delivered IN person up to 40" T. NJ: on
Tbursda, 22d % september. is.S. to Hon
Henry r Rowland President ~ the BOARD of MinaEss
NJ Madison Avenue. New York city, 81 which time
end Mace m. hoard viii receive and all proposals.
Drawings and Specifications may be consulted and
MIMI f,rrr ~ proposals obtained at the c3ce II the
hoard Of managers No / Madison Avenue. New York
rifv Or a. thc on % of g Perry. Architect. in the
ach uii must be- inolosed in envelope sealed and
o5resse, 10 Hon Henry F. Rowland. President of
Eoard 81 Managers No. / Madison Avenue. New York
CIV and eniorsel with tho title ~ tho work which Did
fer 70 do
"'' GEORGE f DODGE.
n the ~