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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09
WHIRLED In A SHAFT.
Fatal Injuries to Two Mill Employees at
Iron Mountain.


Iron Mountain, Mich, uJly 9.-Kim-
Harvey, a milwright, with man
named Price for an assistant, was en-
gagged in repairing pulley in the Met
ropolitan Lumber company's mill, when
the machinery suddenly started. Har-
vey's clothing was caught, and he was
whirled around the shaft. In one Of
the revolutions his feet struck Price,
who was on a beam above, knocking
him some distance. Price struck on
the floor squarely on his head and re-
ceived Injuries that may result in his
death. Harvey continued to revolve
around until every article of clothing
excepting one shoe had been stripped
from his person. when he dropped 70
the floor. Strange as 1t may seem, none
of his limbs were broken, his injuries
being of an internal nature. He cannot
live.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09
AMERICAN CASUALTIES.
statement by General shafter of the Losses
Sustained i'm the Fighting

Sustained i'm the Fighting.
Washington, July 9.-The war depart-
'n1ent has received from General shaft
'er abe following dispatch giving. as far
AS practicable up 10 this time. a state
EsssDt OF the total casualties i'm each di.
'SEsson Except General Wheeler's) Of
Ete army under his command, as a re-
asslt n the recent fighting:
Playa del Este, July I'm Camp
Hsear Santiago, July 6.-Impossible so
Tar 90 get returns. but there has been
created i'm hospital at Sibonev O52
0Fminded and there are still 200 in hos
EAiLal there. In Lawton's division tbera
are killed, officers and "A men. wound
"a. "a officers and 81 men: missing
enan. In Kents division, killed. " Off
GERS and 81 men; wounded, &c officers
s6c3 men, missing, 81 men. In Rates
brigade, killed, 4 men; wounded. 2 Off
GETS and 26 men: missing, men. Sig
nal corps, killed, ] man; wounded
man General Wheeler's report not vel
1rfceived SHAFTER ;,
General Lawton's division was made
UP of the sth, 22d, LIST, 4th, 25th, 9TH.
Ezth and 18th regiments OF United
states infantry and the I'd Massachu
sefts volunteer regiment of infantry
e6saDeral Kent's division was composed
AZ ahe 10th, 9Th, I'd, 10th, 21st, 9th, 18th
ssxnd z4th regiments OF United States
xnfantl.y and the list New York volun-
rheers. General Bates commanded the
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09

Oakland. Cal. July 9.-A sensation
was caused in Camp Barrett by the
refusal Of comTany NJ, OF Woodland,
Eighth regiment Of California volun-
teers, to accept the officers appointed
by Governor Budd. Only seven men
consented to be mustered into the SER
vice of the United States. The governor
at once ordered that the men be de-
prived of their uniforms and sent back
home in disgrace and the name Of the
company erased from the rolls Of the
National guard
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09
Reception for New York Soldiers.

San Francisco, July 9.-The reception
being arranged for the New York vel
unteer regiment about to arrive bore.
VIII take the form of an elaborate
breakfast. Tables will be spread for
l5OO people, and leo ladies of the Red
Cross will wait on the soldiers. The
governor and his staff will probably
be present. The expenses will be borne
by large number of former residents
of New York, now citizens of San
EraDpicno
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09
LARGE DEAL IN PULP WOOD.
Kimberly, Clarke g. Co. Make n 100000
Contract.

Iron Mountain. Mich, July Skim
berly, Clark & Co., owners OF the paper
mills at Quinnesec Falls, have closed a
deal with the land department of the
old Detroit, Mackinac & Marquette
Railroad company for 100000 cords OF
pulp wood. The timber is nearly all
located on lands in Marquette county
and will be cut as needed. The total
amount paid is over 100000. Plans are
being prepared by Towar e. Wallace of
New York for another print mill and a
sulphite mill. The former will be go
feet in width and 500 feet long, and will
contain three large machines. II will
be one of the largest. IL not the largest.
mill In the country.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09
GIVEN MORE TIME
Armistice Has Been Extend
ed a Little Longer.
FOE ASKS FOR OPERATORS.
The Spanish General Wished to Cable
Madrid Concerning a
Surrender
FOE ASKS FOR OPERATORS.

Aieanwhile the American Army still Con-
1inue, To Push Its Work on the Batteries
and Intrenchments - General Lawton
Advances His Line 500 Yards--Linarcs
Weakening Through the Efforts of the
BISHOP OF Santiago and Consular Corps.
Washington. July 9.-General shafter
s~nd Admiral Sampson have agreed on
a plan of campaign. At noon Saturday
admiral Sampson Will begin lombard
znent from the outer harbor.
Kingston, Jamaica. uJly 9.-[Copy-
%ighted, 1898 by the Associated Press
The armistice has been extended UNI
iii noon on Saturday, in order to allow
General Linares TO communicate with
Captain General Blanco and with Ma
Ord General Linares informed Gen
eer2l Shafter that he had no telegraph
u'perator and one was sent in To the
olfy. accompanied by the British con-
'sail, f. w. Ramsden, under the British
-92g- Not shot has been fired re-
gently on either side but work is be-
ing pushed on the batteries and en-
zrenchments, Our position has been
greatly strengthened during the last
lOTty -eight hours the American lines
advancing to within 400 yards Of the
enemy and our hillside batteries over
Sock and command the city.
Lawton Moves Up.
The dynamite sun Of Colonel Woods
EnHgh riders in charge of Sergeant
1Iau1tt Alsop Borrowe, has been beau
GGloily placed, hidden in snug pit The
Streams have been bridges, allowing
The transportation Of heavy artillery
*1th facility and the roads have been
zreatly improved. The general health |
81 the soldiers is good. The armistice |
As aifording a long-needed rest for our |
rnen and they are now in good shape /
-s2 resume fighting. General Linares is |
evidently weakening and the mediation |
tzf the Bishop Of Santiago and the con-
@uiar corps may persuade him to sur
render.
Plan of Assault.
In case hostilities are resumed the
lalan Of assault is for Rear Admiral
sampson to lombard the forts at the
mouth Of the harbor. driving the men
2@ay from the guns and then land / 900
EDsn TO occupy the forts. while launch
Es, with graphing irons go i'm and
eJJontermine the harbor. The fleet will
then enter and lombard the city. sup
sSoT1ing the land assault. General Gar
Czrs, the insurgent commander, received
orders not to attack the Spaniards while
che negotiations are on foot The Span
Esh cruisers are still filled with charred
s1odies and the buzzards are devouring
gtsse remains. The Cubans by Rear Adj
lfSsral SIMPSONS orders, have buried
rasa bodies of over one hundred Span
szS7ds which were washed ashore.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09
Santiago Transports at Charleston.

Charleston, S. c., July "a large
quantity of stores, ammunition and
equipments were taken on board the
Santiago Transports At noon the Sixth
Massachusetts, boarded the harbor
boats to be taken out. A heavy squat
prevented embarking for some time.
The prize ship Rita has been impressed
as a transport. Her value has been
appraised at $125,000. General Miles
and party are expected at o'clock.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09
ALL QUIET AT SANTIAGO.
This Is the Report the War Department
Has from Gen. ShafIer.

Has from Gen. ShafIer.
Washington. July 9.-The war de-
partment has posted TIE following dis
patch:
Hon. r. A. Alger. Secretary Of War
Camp Near Santiago, July Perfect
quiet today At the request Of Spanish
general employees Of English cable com
pany We're sent In TO him to telegraph
his government SIS TO surrendering
Men in coed spirits and are making
themselves more secure every hour.
Wounds are much less dangerous than
similar WOUNDS made with calisre 50.
Among the large number wounded
there are few Cmputaticns. Perhars
ten viii cover it. General health of
command is good. One hundred and
fifty cases OF fever which VIII run their
course in four or FIVE days. but meme
eerlous. l am feeling much better
''SIIAFTER."
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09
Pando Did Not Arrive.

Washington, July 9.-It is now re-
ported that General Pando did not reach
Santiago, the troops supposed to be his
being the garrisons from various sta
tons abandoned by the Spaniards when
they concentrated at the main strong
hold.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09

Washington, July 9.-The navy de-
partment has been informed that a
Spanish privateer, carrying five guns.
is lowering off the coast of British CO.
lumbia. According to last accounts
the privateer was between Prince Char
lotte sound and Dixon's entrance.
Prompt instructions have been sent to
the military authorities Of the north
west coast to prepare for a visitation.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09
Troops to Go to Honolulu.

Washington, July 9.-As a result of
the cabinet meeting it was decided to
dispatch a regiment of troops to Homo
lulu Immediately and the commandant
at the Preside, Cal, has been commun-
icated with to learn what forces are
available
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09

E. c. Blanks, Of Lewisville, Texas,
writes that one box Of DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye was worth $50 to him. 1t
cured his piles OF ten years standing. He
advises Others to try it. 1t also cures
eczema, skin diseases and obstinate sores.
SODERGREN & SonERcREN
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09

"a brigade of Kent's division. made up
Of the I'd. 10th and 2lst regiments of
United States infantry.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09

Combination Photos, all sizes at the
City Art Studio.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-07-09

LosT-On July A. gold ring with ruby
setting. Finder leaye same at this Office,
and oblige.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
TMOW9MMW ISLANDS

Among Americas charming resorts the NEW
COLI MIRIAM HOTEL. 900 Island Park. y. Y. nnd
the HOTEL. WESTMINSTER Westminster Park. Alexsn-
iria Bay y. Y. family hotels. modern and FIRST
class charges moderate Send FOR descriptive pamphlet
and terms
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
Sandy Hook Proving Ground. Office Governor :
Island y Y. May "a sas-Seaied proposals IN trpl-
cate will be received until 10 o'cook A. M JUNE "a.
1905 for furnishing Iron steel Hardware Lumber For
age Fuel Electric Material and Supplies OILS ETC. curing
ending June 30 1899 Information furnished on
application 70 Capt FRANK HEATH Ord Dept
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ERIE RAILROAD.

- ,rai,. leave New-Yok. foot Of Chamber
ThIGusa nd I'VE minutes earlier from West 231 st:
as l1.lo M-Vesbu~d Exp:ess daily for Bng
DEW ~ r,"nra buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo 90
" ,ayior car 70 Iiuffalo.
+ NJ ~ Ve.,iou.ed Limited fast mail Daily solid
200 r. c.n,s.ro arrives Cleveland 30 A. NJ. chicago
p 81 sisepefs TO Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
r. MBylo and csytan S,, y,sSae1 E1prs.'
psy :,o s.Tvf 90 NJ Cleveland 1880 p seeper' to
Buffalo a ana and the West. Cafe Library Car.
sas r ,rsn to aieaS pn,s SteRsr' to Hor-
ns Ic Frs LOCAL TINE cARps AID PrIhMAN
accon,nioos, i5S Fast I25th-s and 2T3 18th
way b.meers ana West zsa-s, fsrres Newo6Ok $ss
and $50 md Jersey City Station NewYork Trans
e. nss for and checks baggage from n0'e' and resi-
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS 'ss Of w sss H.: Street and
The leaving time from DssoTo,e' sr ana Below for
4.SG < IT, FAST rHsf MHI-p.n san. p.ror
New YeEA to Piitsbarg Sleeping Car Pi'''0aFs 10 chi
SO ~ rASE E5sfs5s''f s2f
Sa Sds cs1ss Dl sa
10 Sf:Ai' c Hhesf' A 81 Easl'
SO r :f " %Es Ta GAf!snsf Chi
40 1851 soGTH Ssisss HXPnpssre Pits
r. sac iRfs1sSls p...ssss and
t %S6 6'E;fas sss.
ssDss a Car New We Y. 70 A Y. 5ssi
so %AsH5S &c S,H0: A Gs , CHE s"s ca
sss ) g Iss5 S' bs 81:
Dining Carp. 80 Dining Carr. 40 'Din'hs oA'
so1THERN SA INV 40 m i2oc night
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-E1pre''. go m '"' "
sss SES SSEss e sssS ~ ';s
IS R %0 v::;sa a.S
Bu s:ssf F:rsr ea 6ceh and Com
sn h.sss p s'ss1:ss :q4sy.
:ss, r.. ,siS s as.'. SO isS
p n son't ToR s.4f piAii%I.Ab Sis b II -
&1o TO. 75o $50 $50 s2o go fenns lam 20 81
ESQ Dining Car, 1870 dining Carr liO a. NJ ~
10; 2so so 40 40 ,pising cam ~ ~ o. night
sundsys eio 10. $50 $50 20 go n,m';es,6o .o
i050 Dining Carr a. m. ] 50 Dining Catp 80 AZ
Dining Can so Dining Carr ooo DINING Oa''' wv
reket Offices nee Nos 4si "a 1875 1873 III and 2e!
Broadway Aston House W.s, Tw.n'y,r ~ Eo,lsnds
Station OF Desbrosstt snd
Streets; Court Street. $50 Fulton Stree " D'S.,'n,
Psnnsylvania Annex Station. Brooslyh Sn
Jersey City Tho New York Transfer Company VIII can
for and check baggage from hotels and res'oehce'
through 10 destination. -. -.
Telephone 'r274 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service .z1r
J. B HUTCHINSON WooD.
General Manager General Pats'r Agent
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finantiaI Meeiinos.

ScSccccr - IrScrrSIc ILLUMINATING COMPANY OF
6OAoo' HA BROOKLYN
Executive Offices,
-o,so,: Ri-I<DINj. PEARL STREET.
DDlSS,tIvn CITY OF New York. May 10th. 1898
A Spr1,JAI MEETING Of the stockholders Of
"A ~, EDISON ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING CON-
yneo RROOKLYN, will be held st the Office OF ths
rAns,y s60 Pearl Street in the Borough Of BROOKLYN.
CIV Of York. a, eleven clock M on The "a day
crea.e The capital stock Of the Company from Four
ISon dollars 600 o consisting OF forty thousand
.o o) shares OF the velue Of One hundred dollars
800 each 70 Five million dollars 600 10 consist
- 6fty thousand 00O shares Of the value OF One
Sndrea dollars si0 each for the purpose Of complet
~ in hand and extending the business
az the Company:
ETHAN ALLEN DOTY. MARTIN JOOST.
EDWIN PACKARD FRANK L. BABBOTT.
cHAS Z. CROWELL DARWIN II. JAMES
GEO II. SOUTHARD. JULIAN D. FAlRCHlLD.
& LIE GRAND BEERS. p c. PEABODY.
Majority OF the Board OF Directors
W w FREEMAN. Secretary.
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DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. II
Stations in New York, foot of Barclay
and ChrfstOpher Streets.
vEBTIbULED TRAINS. PULLMAN buff


CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.
Direct route 20 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTcLAlR
THE ORANGES Summit. Bernardsyie BssNlns
Ridge Aadieon. Morristown. Passaic paterson b29r
LAKE HOPATcONG. Hackeitstown. scHOOlEi .
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PHILL1PsBtRG 10 Eno-
TON. WATER GAP. STROUDsBCRG Pocono Noun
tairs, SCRANTON. PfTTsTON. WlLhEsh}1 h fT
NASTcoKE. DANvIlLE. NORTH ~ t:;,ct ~
Montrose. BINGHAMTON OXFORD. NoRWiCht
SYRACUSE. oswEGO ITHACA, OWEGO, El-MihA
CORNING. BATH, DANsvILLE. ByFT 1sI,, ena al
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST;
-" a N-BINGHAMToN. MAIL. Stops at principal
1000 4 a-scs,s Car, BUFFALO SCRANTON. Big
EEY,GIHSlELp SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and os"Eoo
ppArrEEss Pullman Palace Cars Connecting Al
IN with trains for Chicago and points Wes,
~ r., m =, rrSscRANToN. wILKESBARRE and EbaiHA
Ioo p y n.os Pullman Buffet psIlor Car prvu
ourK EXPRESS Suim55 Bs.re, PsrioT Car
70. scRXNT6S. BISesHAMroS' ELMIRA, brF.
go Pullman Purst Sleeping Car Nsw-fork 10
s.o p " rt c.nIhs car west Of Buffalo s,..,.,.
tor SCRANTON Bls:GHAMToN. ELMIRA. bath.
Nj MORRIS and BUFFALO arriving in Buffalo
sscP N 3snn-BurrAlo. SCRANTON. BINGAAM-
iTc o sSa osw IEInHAGA ELMIRA sYnAG ls.,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
nenry Gaze sons N4mitei), lls Broadway. IL PARK
Place. 42s Broadway and si2 Broadway. Tickets al
.s'r sts,ions ~ fh-ayt cor I2h-s 81 West 18th
and JOG Broadway. Brooklyn Tirnetabl giving full
wEsTcOTT EXPRESS COMPANY viii call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence destination
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WEST SHORE RR.

=. Trains leave w. 42d Station y Y a. ,ol;ovs and
sso "a e.fnsr from foot Of Franklin ST
49," a. ~. Daly for Albany. uuca- syracuse Roches
land ana Chicago ' ""'"e' 'o'e"'' Nie''
Sl =. ~ ps.y for Albany. Montreal Utica Syracuse
ccnenss,st, Bnhso, Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit
q Cleveland. Chicago and ST Louis ~
w!kD = ~. Daily .or Albany Ttica evrnc,,a Roehe.-
Chicago and st. Louis >' '
A"s '1Dss al principal hotels and Offices
c. I. Lambert. General Passenger Agent.
VAndArhalt Ave-. New York
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHICH VALLEY SYSTEM.

6tAtiont Of West I'D 81 fPenh X F) Ooftshot OF
Desbrosses ST.
Indicates time West 23d St. Other nEles show
time from Cortlandt Desbrosses ST
sO:IO, $50 n N. daily SUNDAY ~S. A M for
EASTOE ana intermediate stations .
- $50 1870 NJ. daily Tor WiLkEsBARRE. sCRAN-
TON week dayp. ITHACA GENEVA. RoCHESIE FIR
pI-FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS and the West, and princi-
ps local points dining and chair car 20 Buffalo
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
Stations in New York. foot az Liberty 81
ana South Ferry. Whitehall 81.
Foct cy

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
station. a New 9o3s ls9' 6 hssT'y ss
T'sa: oss ,,..s x.s / -.
20 IS sio N 81 90 n to Eass8H5: ~ go
iss0'; ts: 's sse ON
nJ5 ss % = $.1S5.s % s :Ss &c g:
e 80 to to f Rsan. n Is' ns'' $3.50 s1sas M
s Fer r. 9s NJ sss sSai.ss
FOR LONG al HEA NAiL oI HoSr gaovs. 4.
=: sse b Hsas .ss as fiss.s fa
da iss. Ss: o Hs Bank d oa AsSa Far.
g. sS % fss sunday d.S
For Atlantic City vneiand ana Brds.,on. 40 A. NJ.
xToI .Nonnsu'A Beach s.asrss. and j., HsSend' of
N''e'l'A ''G sA III look hStfE:
FOR LONG BRANCH, ocEAN GROVE. 40
nands HUNS Ram.on h.a' s-a
sSs PFsn'h san 90 i" d6 M Siu'S'' 0''
For Ees5 S Ase. Pa5S ocean roys and RGn
5s.1s :ss: Ia''s'a fo' &'Sa
70. R ;l2l15ArIA BILE I.l],Hsn5 Line IN s..n
ss e. .Sij 5eqs j. H.
sundaye 4so. o.o0 a 80 Dining Car A. Al. l5
600 Dining cap 800 = NJ. i2is ma, Additional
aso' g. 900 F Il. sundsy.. 800 4; N. 200 r NJ
Week days. no. -: SIS: $40 sSs. SOS . 10. IS
i2:s5 100 Is is i.ss 22i. ass $50 3 4o 81.
4,25 4s5. ass. b2s. s@. $40, e:2s. eSs 30 80
100. $50 1000 II 80 NJ. 100 n. l2:'. ~. 2:s
90. 3;55. 455. b q. 600. 80. Is p. 30
e5j. 1888 p NJ. 1913 rdt
Tickets and parior car seats at foot OF Liberty 81
whitehall St ils l72 2si 434 e44 J. 2s4 1872 Broad
way !s7 CT Ave- 81 Fast l.h ST, 1853 Ear izSth ST
ST. 500 Fulton St. brooklyn: a. broadway. Will
iamshurr The " 7. Transfer Co. will call for and
check baggage from hotels residences destination
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oAITIMORE& OHIO RR.

Lave New YORK. "hitenAd' ie''"'''' ''''' ''' '''
go, Of Liberty street s,,a.v tsundsys
a .n. he rom L S ~: eSy5
~ 22IiSScn1Ss%Ar LOUIS 1000 M 100 ss n.
WHsHi&dToN DAtIism ~ M :is Diner 1870
~ 80 a. ~ ns IHpine3 .5b and 'i2io night
N NDW ooTfinEANs '.S5 m dnrouss ;.sp.p'
All rains are 20 az a.. i2s4 Bdway. ~ r Nth-st
once. no $50 S4l Fulton-s' Brooklyn Wh.te.
bou Terminal. Baggage checker ''o'" "''' -
10 deetinatlon.
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Graucllrrs' 6otcl Docket Uni0c.
This list appears Mondays. Wednesdays ard SATURDAYS
no Tells OFF 1THE WORLD.
For descriptive booklets Of Hotel below. call OF
address t,end stamp
H@G@l Tariff BWrG@u0 Co., ?
63 Fifth Ave. New York.
81 Regent ST. London.
I 2iS Rue de Rivoll. Paris.
EOT[gl POCKET GU0[DEo

EOTgl POCKET GWODEo
baS Hag: american rf% z Ee,9''sn % % soRs1
A6iRoxDAcKs S sHaH its Ike 81 y: Algonquin
4s,5. 4difS@assss John na.dns Prop.
LINKS wf s't fs9 ds.Ts i q safonnd
BATH ,! 40 E9R7 7J; q# En- q 5.,
EEnNAHpsi LILLE y. j. Somerset Inn A.. 80 t. ~ M
% ,cePIey s. G.tt. E. r. si.;S up: = r s. 50 W
BRooKETN \ f. Il Hotel st &c GS%isc T. 81. .
cATsKII FR6sFr e4n rxRK HofE1 6vefooE
cArsklii \ o,n May cArskiLL x5rNrHiS HosE
opa. jqac q 3; a.nf from Tes 90 or, e, o" front
cArsSlL 'l' NINE T';s TuXrn HOTEL 81 CHARLES
0 sPr ceJs a'G Wr Viz ~ BOOK and ,atT
GAYtR lHk a.H n5 ST. IA p o sS.
Jun. liih spsoal June rates Farm IN connection lion
s H,|. g , Hi%%a E + .s;%s
WIS f. Ess''' VIA b l Emi ' T5fsr
ooN> Sp ems june Is SEND dsrp,'s book
FIsE4N F stAH 2iy' a'f
ias,Iasa 1'''' s, Ha: Ns9'ssr 81 u,
T9..s 5 n"5m9 opt .aTi ss 2 cu1 hi'S'''
s. NJ seven hours from New yoTk. Deceptive
booklet Application. - H. T. TRAILS. Mgr
50 70 Si2 pei. Vk. open MAJ. i; to oct Is WRITE
lLbrhTY "' g yea. THE HOTEL MEccA 4 r
Booklet Chas. o HAYDEN Mig .
Write for rates and des rlptiye booklet 70
MONTREAL. can Baluorsl Castle EI' 81 up. A.P.<2 10
NFTUERWOOD y j.. HOTEL Hi'NTERSTON. 4. 4.
81 50 up y ?. $50 M. 80 minutes from Y. !
Via Y central EN client -omu iatons FOG cyc.ers
NEW ORLEANS La .... 81 Chares Hotel. 4. p = up
do ...... The Cosm Ioliian Hoe +, p, s.1o up
a g. 81 ~. Homeike hote Excellent tah- fhoie 81 %
NEW YORK * Il Barry. The New St Cloud Er - -
DO IN. Wesiminster. \ s35" %. = p. 81. 50 up
do Chambers " way Cosmopoliian M. p 81 UP
OLD r0iv1 CoMFORT Va The Chamberin. A.P. s. up
PHILADELPHIA Pa........ The Lafayette. r.. p. 81 up
pIY10I'Tii rmg Grand Hoie. \ r. So r p. 81 50
SALT LAKE CITY Utah Tne Cullen a p - 70 y %
WI open June 27th. Donsh'fh location Modern
auncinirerfs Write q, descriptive booklet
sTAMFciRp X Y-cHJ RCiiII1. HALL REXMERE
Is r Churchill Il =. prcrrl Al modern con
scHooLEY's MIN sTRING : TIE DORM CURT
Open June 18Th. send for desc!ipiise booklet,
5 Morrison. Los Broadway. y !.
ST LOUIS Nc. Planter lI.te.. 7 -. A. - Up
TORONTO can .......... Arlington Hotel A p. g W
WAsHISGTON. u c.. Animation Hotel! A. y; ~ up
Az ........... The Raleigh. z T. u 80 W
DO ............ Hotel Gordon r p. 4 2. 81 up
Az Tho uckinThsm. A. j. " Up
WHITE MOUNTAINS PROFILE HOUSE COTTAGES
Open July 10 oct. Many Improvements t. hoi.i ana
WATCH HILL. K I NEW OCEAN HOUSE open June
20 Guests can become members % Ni'9us micut
COZ cub paSmen; Of moderate dues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-28
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Washington

D. c; May IA. lsos-seaied pIoposals YIN Re re
eeved this Department until . O'clock p NJ. MONDAY
Jrre g. 1895 FOR supplying 20 U buildings under the
OF this Department east OF he Rocky Noun ans
from time the requirements OF the service may
demand during the hscal year ending June 80 1893 me
following described articles: Cocks-S-oay, pendulum
vail clocks with Pinch dals % standard make frames
oak cherry walnut. No stated form OF proposal
Is necessary but the should be explicit in description
and accompanied by samples Of clocks Chairs and
bidders will be furnished app
cation 10 Department Toilet paper and toilet paper
fxturesNo stated form Of proposal 's furnished OF re
ouired bids should be accompanied BY samples t papers
ara nxures Cylinder machine ana Dynamo ois-speci,
ncatons blank forms Of proposal Will be furnished
upon application 10 the Department Postal bag racks
tables and platforms .spee!hcatons a1a drawnes
will be furnished upon application 10 the Department
Proposals and oils must be accompanied by Ger
fned checks in the sum OF 500 co. drawn the order
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury as guarantee o. GOOD
faith TIE prices stated on the above articles mus, "
cude all expenses delivery 20 such buildings
40 the Department designate The Department re-
esrve. the right 10 all BIDS and waive
defects Proposals should be addressed 70 the
az the Washington. D. c.. and indorsed re-
Spec;iveiy: Proposals Tor Clocks; Proposal: FOR
txars': Proposal. for Toilet Paper Proposals for
Ors and Proposals for Bag Racks O. L. SPACLD-
ING, Assistant secretary