davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-21
koyukul. Is Promising.

"A great country will be opened up In
the Koyukuk. IL has been known 10
miners for ten years. and any pFospector
who went in there has never failed 10
bring out n good srubstake. The terri
tory TO be worked IS Of vast extent and
offers many opportunities TO the new
conner. The TanaLa. kuskoquim and
Chandler rivers have all been brought
prominently 10 the notice Of mining fnea
this year. All things considered the Amer
lean side would seem 10 be the pace OF
the future.
AS Tor Dawson Itself. il is unquss,ion-
ably the greatest mining camp IN 10
world. Frank Canton, United States teQ'
uty marshal In Circle City. and III former
years an officer OF the peace In many Q,
the largest camps OF the West. has said
that nothing he has ever seen approached
Dawson as model mining town. A.
customed as he has been 20 dealing VITA
the roughest clasI of criminals. his CEN
menda ton of Dawson as 1w-aeiilns
town has great weight The Sidewalks
are crowded with men ard women rom
morning 10 night. and people are even
forced TO walk In the middle Of the streets
to make progress. IL Is great jumo.e
or the good ana tac Dad, ana 'tV "''f
pledge OF respectahlity required Is fegu-
lar attendance at church DaWson's pep
ulation has grown until 4 IS now between
5000 and 1850 Nine-tenths OF the new
corners are not in the country 10 wofk'
and when they find that success In me
Klondike can only DE bought by hard "a
Dor they viii nc ready 10 come oGt
great exodus OF unsuccessful men VIII take
place this fall, and the cities OF the "a
ciGc coast. 10 which these people will CO.
will be ovefruu with a rough. desperate
and sItoge her undesirable class. They
are now In Dawson as the advance goaIa
OF the more substantial men 70 follow
II is repetition Of the history OF tFie
cfty, When the Birch clrek mines were
discovered $40 years ago double the us1ai
number az people wet there. but soon
left d,<Cusged. Had they remained thcy
would have been III on the ground iioor
CT the Kiontlke discovery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
DELAWARE, LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

stations York foot of barclay and Thri., p'H
yESTIBT-IE TRAINS. PULLMAN B FIJI 'N''
PTNTSCH LIGHT. .,
500 A M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL" stops ~ F''''"'
stations ..,,xr,,- orxc
1000 A M-0nfa Car BTFFAIp SCRANTON HlNN'.
IiAMTON OWEGO ITHACA. ELAlRA. rNkN',rl,
ana OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Hunet PAR, 'nfs
connecting al Buffalo with trains for chicago ana pon'
,.-.....f..
r.CO p NJ OiailyD-Chcseo and buffalo Nes'innst b.-
nrese f5r SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN and El.NiNA'
pullman BUFFET Parlor cars To Elmra. Through teep
Inc cars and day Chicago. arriving at +;lo p
NJ next day. 1850 ....,,. mn, 49,, n, VIZ
Of'TII EXPRESS Pullman Buffet lart-r ,ats ,.,~-,
7,eo r " odailyD-CHlfAGO and ~ FtAlf,. 49,
RI'LED LIMITED EMPRESS for Scranton, n IT,
iIaMTON EINTRA. BUFFALO. THROUGH ~ ~
SLEEPING CAR New YORK 10 Chicago pn'ns ar
s,so r IT. ci.iy,-nrFFato EMPRESS rpLLMiN
ErE3prRS Tor SCRANTON. DlNGHAMI9\, ~
MIRA HATH MOlNT NORRIS and BUFFALO Az
$50 = NJ ,sally,~BI rFAIo. scRANToN , giSo-
HAMTON OWEGO ITHACA ELMlRh L..
SYRAcI'SE ard osWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman huHe-
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AcCoMMoDATi9,Sssp o. AT
VLHKY GAN Sons Ltd. NIB Broa WAY ~ taN
place 400 and st2 Broadway Tickets at Ferry Su,,n
III Fourth ave-. 90 Twelfth st. ~ West one glu,.
drsi and Twenty 2:5 cpur bus ave NV i,an'
S3s and ~; Fulton - and too BroadwaN i'rPoAS"'
Time table giving fun Information az al! statfhs
WEsTtfTTS EXPRESS COMPANY VIII an ,p' ""'
baggage from hot or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
crNrRAI, MARKET REPORT.
october 81. 1893.

New YORK. October 81 lSSS.
corrp-r. European and Rio cables al manu- -
- r,s-l,et onenel This morning were bei'er me- -
Ne MAKE. a steady start at an advance Oh Sont"s
hovrever upon conservative S'Ni'. 49,
f'f.H ,ar,r,es shade decline for that inarhe 80
80. '-,t,naA .. hold aOof and speculation u'ass,-,
,ha-s was some demand from the shorts siers
,ss,,v a FEW buying orders from Europe Mn'e "a az
result further auNdee, O..
ra lime during morning the imp oN Nv
closing mater OF iVt~'
ca TenSr rrices had eased off little sales 20 ,'at
sr VA reached or,v 500 bags including 'Vo so'i R
,be caW The apathy Of spot buyers was elun''s ,
- feature Of the cable was the sHall -
soxiog nm AT Rio and There mas tece',I' ~"
nsru.d failing on the Brazilian receipls' al1 IL.
-s.s ~ rrivas accounts the Rio and santos
-. fass Sisnoson force supplies upon me M ,
~ - a.. cables reported receipts OF Only -N"o
scs In connection with ths bullish factor ,ne IN %
ds,er in this country: IN. "-
~. =, have special significance while showing WI,
s,.,rf,on g., coffee with or without the neIp "i ~
80. IN the open market Rio receipts lot w. -
.,hed we're "a bags, contrasted WIN tiwV ags
d, rsas santos receipts $4,000 bags againt ens
~ oriou. vees $1,000 and l8oVOp bags III -
tsners from RIO United states were vOVVv pas
80 E,rope 40 900 bags Santos TO me hlsn $500
- navs I13 90 bags Nl'to.lh sh'P'n
,he nita3 states week. Total American
no si,vsrfes were bags. including g. l't AZ
- W. against total Of j9si2 bags me prov ..us
ha the same week last year 49,,
.-ra, N, srot brazilian coffee ruled inactive ana coS'
an and nominal easy undeiiOne AZ ul. nd'S.
49,. o.-csis a.. d6asc. Saturday the steamer
ifnSsi sIsa-ed Santos with 5000 bags coffee Tor me
ini,ed States The steamer Gallo has arrived al New"
- ri,h % 600 hays Rio and 5l7 bags Bahia
RE range OF contract prices in the local market To-Day
was follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
NAVAL. STORES

A further decline Effected IN spirits turpenttne to
day bur demand spot supplies rather SLOW and
pfices therefore largely nominal Resin RAD far
Inquiry pretty much al DAY, closing siAhf AZ pra iIN
unchanged quotations Prices ~ tar a-e given below Dn
a. cnite nominal We ouotr:
SPIRITS r. ePENTiNE ITT97fac
Kosiv comm 10 good strsired 81 45dsi 30 = 81 co
+ 81 20. g. 81 ~ H. 81 80. 81 NJ 81 -. VI. S2fp
5, % y g. 2jds? 70. " q s. -. Wv -
TAR Regulars 81 90 OF. Lhis. - -
Charleston oct 81 rirp.ntn- market firm a 81 d.
Ros,n quiet. unchanged
savanna. ct. 3i.-Sprs .nrp'atin@ hrn ~ - Did
sales 1Di lhi- receipts Dis Hr-n hrn ana ra'hthaei
sa'-s C4s bbs: receipts 1882
wilmington Oc'. 81 spirits irrIent.nr h.m 30 81.
recept. u bis Ros.n dg. 81 oidSl 10; r~'e;s. 'lb
bbls ,i1,l- tlrpenn~ itrn al - 81 - and 81 49,
ccltis 81 bills Tar nrm 81 - receipts IL" bbs
London oct 3L-Calontta liz ed. .rot. 37s H. LA
seed Oh. is b. Turp-nti1s Spifits. rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01

rednei 81 9.NS5 - Eggs steady. lie cheese a'"'e'
nrm. good . prime ohio nat 9a3'sc
Milwaukee, or. 3i.--Wheat higher. 40 northern
60 sr northern. GG'.r. Ry' atm- y Ol'tb"i1c
BaTl4y firm NJ >. 4saf- gc. sample 3sieuts
Nirnelp,.is oct 81 Wheat steady October. g. De
c.nlae~ tl964c. MAY .aC5'xc 50 hsTf. t5'se No
| Northern ca. 10 Northern. 62sc.
Vhilal.lahIa OF. 81 Flour unchansrd Wheai hin';
contract graz u.toi"r 71Q'ii.c corn htn ana IS
higher mixed o. Der 31s. G3Ta.c. pats nrin anu
1ci.,r. No white clipped 3cs - white .lptei -
\, mixed clipped ~ f-J. Sutt~r steady FANCY WrSt
EN- ci.smer, 80 do prints ~. Eggs hrfn irrrn h"S
DO, western 80. ~iU;ha-'f''r IL
SOUTHERN he Cherse firm. Eec"ipts Flour, " DDS
Is wheat is.t"1 nu-i. 'urn la"I ~" uIsh "a.
coo bash shipments Wheat 5000 bush. corr 2'"~~
hush. ult-. l"p" lcsh.
s. Louis oct II Flour unchanged. Wheat steady
N red ash elevator ,9sc. track. ~ 60. l'eeenber
,s,sr. MAY. GN,,. corn So ash .. i,e'enDrr.
~ an -. Nj, - asked oats higher and stronK
X, . cleh ri. trick 2Gru27c. December. %,se od
N,v .Ia,c AIRED SO. white. ~. e2sc Bran illl
s,k.j 4ast track Jc Iltter easier. creamery ioG-"'
,,arv lsu.t. Egg steady az ijo.
Toledo oct. 81. Wheat higher. hrin: No. casn ~. 0r
toner and December 7osc. com IHiet 80 m S-d ~
oats avn steady. 40 mixed, PC. Rye dan No.
cash 90 ,lov seed active. higher. PRIME 'tsN ou'
81 20 OH unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
R ailroa os.
Railroads..
~~>~>~~>~~~~>~~~~o~~o~
NEW YORK CENTRAL

al through trains stop Albany. Utica. Syracuse
Trains leave Grand Central Station as follows:
$50 A. M.-Daily except sundays The famous
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. LIMITED.
Niagara Falls 5:32 y. NJ; Toronto 900 y. ": De
tro.t. ii:lO i. VI. Limited to its seating capacity
$40 4. Mast MAIL Daiis-For Buffalo. Magyar
1890 A. M-DAY EXPRESS. except Sunday. For
90 p MD Sol T1irwEsTERN LIMITED and CHI
natl Indianapolis St Louis ana chicago.
$40 r. M.-T'ROY AND SARATOGA sPEcIAI. ex-
800 T.. Make SHORE LIMITED. Dahl, Ahour
train chicago Via Lake shore Due Cleve.and
7:i5 A. NJ. Que Chicago 400 p NJ Sleeping and par
q. 90 ? M%wEsrERN EXPRESS Dany-For Nj
agara Falls Toronto. Cleveland. Chicago
S15 T. M-NORTlIERN EXPRESS. Da..y-For Troy.
= 40 = VI. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND MON
TREAI EMPRESS. Daily
S15 T. M-BUFFALO AND SOUTHWESTERN
SPECIAL. Daily-For Buraio Niagara Falls
O. 90 r. M.-sPBTAr. LIMITED MAIL Daiiy-sisep
ing car oniY for points on Fall Brook hy.' via
Lyons ana for Rochester and buffalo &c.,
OJ5 +. M-PACIFfc EXPRESS Daily-For osdens-
"' burg Niagara Falls. Cleveland Chicago. and. ex-
ron, Ss,,irdav Tor cane Vincent and the Auburn road
10 nght-MIDNIGiIT EXPRESS. For chicago
every night, except SUNDAY nights. sunday
nights Chicago , nftw '1 nHvt 81 y;'
al. " and 3,2T p M-Dally except sunday to
rt.neid sundays only At o,2o A. n
Wagner Palace Cars on all through uains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light -,
,ri~lo, and Warner Offices Grand Central station.
M scl ia Broadway 81 Fast IAN So 9t2 Broadway,
a33 columbus Ave 81 West i25h ST. 10Th =, station
AMI I0g I,roadwav F.. D.. BROOKLYN. .
Telephone "279O Thirty eighth Street for New YORK
Central service Baggage checked rom ro"l or roo
dencc bv Westcott ENpross COMPANY. - 49,,
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01

exc u m sq6Nc u ~ sF.doc picked shoulder an:
quoted. 4i4d4isc: picked hams quiet quoted * f''
Western green. iG n. Gi.6Gc: Western p 8Sqo>''''
TALI>Ow-Dun. City 3sc country 3ssa5.c;,,a,v,..
IARD-steady Quoted: 81 2;ds5 27is city lard stsaas
quoted 81 os refined steady quoted south Amsrca sD
quoted City sxRic. western 4asisc. .sTEARINE-
Quiet. Quoted: oleo SIC nominal; city lara s'e"'"e'
exc ..,.. ,,,
brilliant for an active trade due TO absence or con
choicer grades foreign ana doHes
and unwinsness OF holders to cell freey on , 1I
present prices. Demand however. was very sDo ~
and ou-of-iown parties being in active conpetiioh lu
supplies At the close market quiet but very
nrm Quotations follow Dom,stic. common 70 10" ~
Cue head Gi.TGa.c: Patna. 5%G6.c; DO in bond ''sf
&C; Japan. 5sgJSc. Java. 4%a5'Ee, Rnngo"h IN "'"''
SI.GAR-The only feature the local refined sugar
market today renewal Of the guarantee by re
f-crs that pr,cos and January VIII e no
higher and purchasers will derive al benefits IN
the wav " POSSIBLE The fact that the poscher
Refinery viii UP morrow az its fullest cHps,y
lad TO considerable comment In sugar trade crces'
developments be looked for Quotations follow pom
mos 5c loaf. SIC. crushed jsc; powdered pc
coarse ow1eed 5i.c granuated &c. fine ganuated DC;
coarse granu,aed 3sc extra nne gFanua'ed !sc; con
dered NC: m)Ill A. 5i.c: diamond \, Sc Gonfecon-
ers' A. 47-c. 80 L. 4Ae. No . 80; 70 D. tN's; Nc y
No . 4i4c No TO- 4isc. No H. +.c; No H. 40Oc NO H.
SOC: No a. &C. No -. &c. No 10. &c. Pronounced
strength was Characteristic ., the raw sugar
market While there buyer. and 70 spare on me
as Of IGc for centrifugal ~ iGc for :? test
rnuscovado and moasses sugar holders
refused 70 do business level demanding loc u,
lac higher values The scarcity ~ desrnble supp'es Iru
re0nes 10 consider increased asking rates and rumor
had II that actual might be looked Tor IN tr
immediate future holders prices The cable news vas
about as Anticipated at London vas fel,Itrd
Grm hut quiet. with Java quoted i2s and fair refining
los Bee, sugar quiet with prices parry "'a'"
talned. present and next month quoted at " 'd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01

Liverpool Oct. g. 30 M Sce \. IN, .'ps
Wheat No I red Northern spring easy, hs "'Hi otn
s.. ,Ire,l'sn mixed .a.y - 1854 Fufnrss antr,
Novenipr p 0N.d. December. 81 3sd March 80 go.
El,r II Iul. FAM, winter dull ~ 3d Hops al i%hIl
1'srl0. coast, nrin. * 3sG5 los beef Etr" i,oA
ness str M as si. prime mess strong t's vi n
Jrim. nos. fn. Western hm. sos PRIME mess. medium
Ws~;,rn rsm a. I'D Hams Short CIT - "a 70 !" Sal
80 2e. -, Cumberland cut y 70 80 10, uu'
- "a tr, ,h =, tn - n, dull 3ss. hong clear hh'
dis ,lt - ~ ~ n, easy 32s short ear baen r.
4. H. Ann n. I'd clear bellies. IL 70 10 10 du" -
- t,ll.rs s1,nr~ ~ q "a n dull 2t- n,, .ns
49,, ornn o;s Cheese American nn~st "h,'e az
'it ra,lnv- Prime city firm 2os vi ~
,ns|ct Liverpool refined steady l5s % Iu'psn'a,nse
t,,.r,s 80 rb.at INTO Liverpool for the wees .,. Go
iantic porte G.io" quarter- f4 .,,oa from Atlantic
quarters Imports ~ corn NO L'N'''N' $780,
,,.,,,- .,r the week 20 oO' quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

sa,arnqh Ocf. - cotton quiet. mddng 80. l,w
r ddl.uy ii4c Receipts ~ 1872 bales eHp~rts - te
Continent $50. oiastwise. 1866 sales to' s'o'A'
l73 Al , ,,,,,, H.. t,v,
Ctv-.ton oct 3l-Co,ion steady; middllnr -; low ,.
rIIg ti,c. good ordinary. go. Net receipts s'"t'
i,s -. n 3.o exuo-ts 10 Great Britain. ~ ISL TO
I,r,-r. 9 ~ sales 80. stock 800 cal. ,.,,,
g.. 'G,f.,n. OCT II CrtfOn dull ard easy, m.adl.g
80. l0v u,ddllng. 4sc good ordinary. -. ~ r.
s1,s ~, tles gross. - 5't5 Exports 10 trri bil.aIn
,2 ~ France 100 c1astwse. Log. sales, i"n s'''A
pol -. ,,, ,,,,,,, :, ioU mia
ding Sc good ordinary &c Net receipt -o' i'e'
er-fs 237 shpirents 4 go. sales ~ stoc -"
N.~,,hl. OCT cotton quiet. mdt.n5 ' Id lu. Nv
,Idl,ng Q ifc good ordinary, -ho. Ne, ie,,Hs'
93i9 ross. ioAt1 shipments 4S'' safes -i''' 80"
f'Strnors oct 3i-Cotion nominal mhihng %.
,' ,,tllir, - iGo. good ordinary &c Hr"ss -
coirfs 81 bales sxporis q Great Britain Z.'' 10 inc
n,in,ut 3gs. stock. @a)s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
Proposals.
~H~~>S"~NNN0~r>>>
NO CONTRACTORS.

NO CONTRACTORS.
sealel proposals. for furnishing the materaiA and
me labor required and necessary for erecting
and finishing detached building consisting % kitchen
building dining and accessory rooms adjacent 10 the
Iranch grlup also for warming, ventilation and hot
water supply plumbing and drainage and electric wiring
and nxtuss for said building Wards Island.
%y for Manhattan state Hospital. be sent by
mail 6- delivered In person NJ To- four p NJ on Wednes
dsv inc ninth day ~ November. iSls. u Hon. Henry
+ Howland President Of the B1 ard u Managers No
Madison Now York CITY. at which time ana
Mace tho Boarl will receive and open all proposals.
Drawings and specifications may be consulted ana
HANK forms OF proposals obtained at the Office OF the
Eoard ~ Managers No. / Madison Avenue. New YORK
tTtv or at the office II O.. Perry. Architect In the
t'anito Albany. y. Y.
Each bid enclosed In an envelope sealed ara
addressed 10 Hon Henry h. Rowland. PRECEDENT OK the
Roard Of Managers No / Madison Avenue. New York
CIV ana endorsed with the title of the work 70 when
such bid refers 'rotN6f r., tC 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01

rivernool o., a. 4, p m.-Cotroa-spot- nd ms;
80 80 n,,.ss easter American mddng fair: "a.
9ood miiiIne 3 3gd mddns sd iow ml''' T
or.a = Il or lnary. . % 3.d ordinary u 20 ne
salle ~ the dag 1000 bales, ~ wh,,h ~" ~
f1r sr.euison md export and included Low talrs M.
49, racerts % bales including 2sVV uaes Nn'eti
can Futures opened quiet With moderate demand ah'
- ,,,,,e. hut steady. American middling. IN G. 40
,ar,ner 60 Gi02 d4d sellers. Nov moer ara Ds
ceuier ~ 81 BUYERS. !ecemh>r ana January '' ou
,'- I.,usrv ana Feir ;ary - 64n2 ca ga ruyers.
Feruary and March. GDf4n2 81 ga Seerr Maich anu
,-,n s;f ga buyers Ap~il and May J2gcti BUYERS
ID and n,na ~ 6id value. June ana July. 80 sellers
Ini, All AIcnFt 3a3 so buyers August and septem
b.. nid tuiegs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
RAILROADS.
Den NSYLVANIA
nailroaos.

sTAToHs ss e VEST EST
Street. !, ten minutes later than that given be'o" for
'SS T. FAST NAIL Pullman nss'' s, r,,,s. car
s$ Fast rsf c;s:s"s Conn
s's sa p@af rs
S'P:i'M .O ecs5 s. A t25' ST LOUIS rxrnEss
30 Wsr ri ' E%PREss "Iis c.vssnd Chi
7a r. r; T sc4 fsss sf'sdsy PITS
7 ss' g. PaF i1S'rssG s. "l' and
$40 r. w. '" ss fo aS 'fs1s ESP Fai
Sleeping Ger New York to Altoona Ess, LIS.r,' pa.
IGI MO- xSb '';T a is":3 n :''''''
10 I a2I sSS D9Ss ss i",% Ds III Is pa f
sra Dining csr'. 20 Dining ca,, 80 ,n'nns ssr
Car e. m m "a, Cnsf...ional I'm, a. reor and
Dining tar.' 40 Dining csr. 40 dining car so
sorTHERX RAfIwAY-Esprsss 40 p N. 1903 nisht
Atlantic COAST LINE Express $50 a. m and $50
cassAFEAKe & OHIO RALLwAy:--.op ?, m. aaay.
Ar rs;h .nT 80 e. % @ %a WEE. da, and
p %fa"G Ps sf5r' a m n n m5nsd
GA sns 1.aS, fssEy a2 E'f o;s s s- OCEAN
s,,s., ,.i Pom ,n'an' 9" % 81 mi '
c sSpisza st re- 10 40 p z o. ami 81 p NJ
FoN PHil.tDELpuft.
80 I2p 80 $50. SO. 80 90 ienna lJmi ~ 30
tDining Can 100 DINING can il.5n a l2'n. 80.
$50 $50 %. 90 dining car) 40 dining can. $50
Dining carr. 30. $50 p. l2u5 night. SUNDAYS.
eio $40 $50 s2o, 90 ,Llmiis,,. 80. ~ Dining
can a. m. 80 Dining CaD. 80 ~ dining can.
$50 oDinins CAR. $50 dining can. 40 80 p. m.
1905 night
Tlc.e, offices Nos. AL ga 1886 1923. III an 26i posd
way; Asto- House. West T~"p ihri sfr'e .at!oa;
ard stations FOOT Of Deshroses and coriiandt s'eas
I Court street SEQ Fulton street - Broadway nrl
Pennsylvnnia Annex station. Brook station. Jersey
CITY The New York Transfer ComDsn" VIII cal, for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination
2T5T Eighteenth Street for Penns fania Rail-
road cab Service
7 r. HUTCHINSON WOOD.
General Nanarer. Genera pa-sr AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01

ADVERTISEMENTS and shscrD''ons foT ne Irou ay
n received At TIER Uptown once NO l2f2 broa1waF'
81 door north ol Until O'Clock 2. m; adNe cruise
.ents received the following branch ones at rsSur
once rates until o'clock D viz; -ot SIN ave-; "
cor. osl st 1872 9Th cor. 18Th ~ Macs Wh az
Columbus near Nrst toth 81 lpo
West 4ad st 9Th ave- 20 East l4h ST. 2ot W sss
4ad ST. between eth AMI sh ayes 100 Fast iIih o. i's
"a ave between 5dh ard nth s's. lO:o 80 ave- near
DIST .7Os e9th 81: $50 "a ave near
2in Bleeckcr st: go Wtecker ~
i,ae i3th 1891 I'll ave 2oo2 go ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
A RMY BUILDING. Whitehall Street, New

York CIV &c. 81 1898 Sealed proposals. in ripli-
cato win a received until II O'Clock noon November
IN 1895 then op"ned for supplying ana dellsetns
\, this Dero stationery Typewriter supplies lllurnlnsng
sum, Ash Ba'r.ls Hardware. Cocoa Mating horse
ara Mile Sh and Horse shoe Nails. Manila Rope Whte
cad Ous and other miscellaneous supplies. The L. y
government tho right 10 reject or accept any on
IN ,r"no.als ,r any part thereof Preference ~l be
ren n, articles II domestic prediction " manufacture
Conditions Il quality and price ducudnS IN The pre- ~
manufacture tho duty fn"feonp
bein equal forms for bidding and AL in,'rmson
Furnished OF Application. Envelopes should b" marked
;i;rounsals for uarternasfers Stores To- be opened
No an 1924 and addressed to \. : klMBAlI. COLONEL
ouarfermas'er's Department Depot Quartermasfe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-01
Central Railroad Of New Jersey.
An,hrscit. eoAi used exclusively;
-Four tracks Electro Pneumatic SNnsiS
Stations in New York. foot % Liberty ST.
sni South Ferry Whitehall -
Trains leav. foot Of Liberty 81

stations in New YORK foot Of Liberty ST..
r. s'G:s ..i:s Si {. +,
r., r,.,or On sa ans nte Ans Sr Msan ss g.
ss:isn ~ -, Ess,Ss sundays. ''' G 90
wsr:s.fTs r'': 90 a;a Scranton" 400 'o
1000 ,so g R;ad ,s,, n 81 's san to $50 io
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