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ll(CES OF BRIBERY.
~rASA MILLLONAIREs WHO
uoCLD BE SENATORS.
. ozark Accused Of Giving State
.~eaer Whftesfae $780, for
.-vfag vstes-Money 10 Handed
>~~r % IavesttgasinU Committee.

.rrs ryA Mont, Jan. l1.-State Senator
- gvhisssaae, Of ELasnesd county. tslrn-
s~sx tc the bribery Investigating COM
-, thirty bills Of the denomination Of
= - ~hsen ~ swore mad been given to
- ar the purpose OF buying votes for w
cad. Of Butte. for United States SEN
- ne bills were made an exhibit: In
8. .nyesssgatson and their attractive Ap-
ersure ELECTED many complimentary re-
80 frog. members and the lobby.
11sxeasde said he went 10 John b. Wei
- : Butte attorney. supposed 10 rep-
-~ent M Clark, and minated that he
- take the money ard vote for Clark
- for more money would get three other
rensefS 10 do likewise. he swears ne
"a Ill this for the sole and yirtuous DUP
- II exposing corruption ard doing a
s1bie dutx ia the service OF the state.
ne Joint bribery committee was an,
ru1xesa yesterday at the lnstigzfion OF the
n1mjes o. Clark and today ar 10 O'Clock
~ eummsttes. composed Of the enemies
Fl CARR. WAS ready to- report with the
hocf,e mOrsy as IL claimed In hand. and
= sssasnce 81 Wateside and Senator ".
4 Clark. Of Madison County, not related
: sAe candidate for United States sef.ato or.
hnasor Meyers. Of Rayslll county. and
REPRESENTATIVE Carr. Of Fiathead COUNTY
~ gwore they had accepted brlbe money
~ v
eosey was ordered turned over 20 the
ee;e treasurer.
Anoae other points brought ous hy
Ehitestde In his testimony was the al
hged facs that Republican vote was only
vsrsh 6ev. while Democratic votes were
safszih al slo,oo and he himself was I'm
sscsss muefi more than that If he WAS sue
essnfM 10 the work which he claimed 10 he
ihtefeottG 10. Whiteside said ne had ap-
Desnrhed Mats and John r. Toole 10 see
L y cDusd not gsi hold OF a few thousands
Il Days money, but that these gertiefnen
Ss.1 they had no money 10 spend In. thai
xsy he said that William McDermotf. Of
Dslte. had threatened 20 Kill anyone who
or hiking Of brlbes.
ftiende Of Mr.. Clark deny in toto the
aagy OF Whifesiis and declare the whole
famnable conspiracy on the part of the
Anaconda peol'.e. They are strong IN their
ssasyee Of conspiracy, the result Of which
~ the Whiteside episode of today. The
AsAeonia people have waged q war for thu
sgafiea. determination or Mr.. Clark FOR
Fofx- but the latter's friends are ,1ndaunt-
4 b this last incident and say they Will
NJ fheH forces and elect Mr. Clark In a
~ days at the farthest They claim
rwtsf evidence 10 fully offset that pro-
IND today.
Result Of First vete.
~ p. M both houses proceeded to TAX.
= ara vote for senator. The results
senate
9. Conrad. :. ~ n Fox :. .....e
II. Tooie ........ 3
House
Clark .-.......... &c. A. Hoffman go.
ccnrAd :. ......s9H L. Frank ...
Iaale ........3 Lee Mantle :. -
asssman 49, =
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NEW YORK. Jan. IN Gen Wood mill
taTy governor of Santiago. arrived on ths
Transport NisNisssippi fustssy. Wood to-
clined 20 discuss the reported dlSssttsfase-
iton in Santiago over the psSiica 81 The
United States In the province
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OPPOSED Tu \ TREATY


S~ee8sl IgIsrates - tNs s'asG- tI's9Il seaee-.
OTTAWA. Jar. = The se~sssax 4Eainss a
treaty wssh sAe United safes = &@vias2sly
on yse Increase IN Te<aass0 Ssssa fAEns ago
s. ~as - good treaty o. nesss nos IL
- 70 s~vAfs =. al
TIE Tsx@ags Gar fae change 81 s@aSssssens
arr ssas uc ITe&1y savvraess 10 tsanaas -
rav xosssose. ard that ,ae trsAsy sx.ss -
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LIMA Peru. Jan. ie-(v:a Galveston,
Tex - Nicolas de- rieroIs president ~
Peru visited the United States hattleShtp
oregon capt Barker At caliap. sestsr-
day and was cordially received on board
ny United States Minister Dudley Capt.
Harker and Capt Sslas Terry Of the
United States hatrleship Iowa
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FIRST FORMAL RECEPTION.
Rsaiiant Gathering of 1000 promi-
nent People mt White uouse

HAsHiNGTON. Jan, la.~-Tae frat FOR
g. reception al the White House occurred
Insight. abe guests OF homer being the mem
rs Of The diplomatic corps aud :he ladies
thsir families. iavised 10 meet them
we're Washington officials and resident So
ns,y The guests In all numbered ahou,
- persons
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THREE KILLED ~ TRAIN WRECK.
Asek islRnd FreiEhss Collide Near
1ouactt Hiuns.

.tOtNsit. BLUFFS. la. Ian. Ie-Two
Nsitas trains on the Rock Island road col
as~i about FIVE miles east az this city
= an ssaT.t hour this morning resulting
2 lns instant death az Engineer J. W
.ssfer and Fireman John Stone OF ths
extra freight aud Fsng{nrer Iohn t-.l8
IS az TIE regular freight. All tn. Killed
s-as az Valley Junction. The wreck DE-
49, Tie Rock Islands fast train two
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COxFERKING WITH AMERICANS.
A1uinaido Appoints . Committee Of
His Follower

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Manila CORE
sp9ndenf OF the Morning Post says.
iheFe Was an important conference last
evening between the duly authorized Amer
.can and Filipino committees at the In
stance OF Againaldo. The latter appo.ns ed
ten. Flores. Col. Aquiiies ard Senar Tor
res MAJ. Gen. OTIS appointed Gen. Haghss-,
Col Smith. OF the California regiment and
Judge Advocate Crowder.
Gen. Otis said the purpose Of the cGnfer~
eYfcs was a mutual understanding OF the
policies. aims and desires OF the p.oplss az
the United States ard Of the Philippines
There was frank discussion
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MAINE DEMOCRATS DINE.


2oRTgeAND, Me. Jan. i0.--The first an
~ banquet Of the Democratic Club OF
Mae occurred at the Prebie house last
~. Among the speakers were tseofge
tAeNetil, of Boston. ami ex-tsov. AIopxp
eavlon.
N speakers devoted theraseiyes entire
Ethr question of expansion, arguing
H the policy of the administration
- aas not mentioned during tho even
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Legislature of New Jersey VIII
Elect John keau senator.

TRENTON. y. J., Jan. 1.-THE lcgisla-
ture convened today and organized in ac-
cordanee with the Republican caucus
The Republicans held joint caucus az
ter adjournment and unanimously select
ed eS-6angressman John kean 10 he
elected United States senator In place OF
James Smith. jr,. week frpm next Tues
day.
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VIENNA, Jan. 1h.-pepu;y Zeiyka ard
Deputy Rakawsky. Of the lower chamber
OF the Hungarian diet, Tough; duel this
morning. The latters face was cut open
from his mouth 10 his ear. ana he attended
the chamber today heavily bandaged only
his eyes and nose being visible.
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Supreme Court Decisions.

OLYMPIA. Jan. fo.-The supreme court
has affirmed Judgment in the case OF Geo
Gerhard. respondent. vs.. Harry Worrel ct
al. appellants. OF Whatcom county The
petition for rehearing Is denied in the
case OF the First National bank OF CAM
bridge, appellant, VS.. Rudolph Hatfield ct
al, respondents. of Jefferson county.
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Gov. Wells. Annun, Me...rr

SALT LAKE Jan. io.-Thc Utah legis-
lature met In joint session today and lis
tened tn the reading of Gov Wells mes
sage. The document dealt wholly with
state affairs.
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Orexon solatrr Among ,hc pcnd.

WASHINGTON. Jan. i0.~~fsen. ots. at
Manila reports eight DEATHS among the
American ,ruopS Since January I. Among
the dead are Harry Archibald First Mon
tana. and Lee X. Morse. sergeant of the
Second Oregon.
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GOV. Thomas lunu9urnted.

DENVER. Jan iA~Ssharfas s Thpyna E
Democrat. Was ;nsuguratesi governor OF
Colorado today. The other state officers
were also sworn In.
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MATAAFA ELECTED KING.
Samoan Tribes select Min for Their
Leader.

NEW YORK. Jan. IA dispatch 10
the Herald from Washington says: Ma
taafa has been elected king of Samoa, 10
succeed Msli@toa
Ofitclal Information to this effect has
been received here. The election wss he'd
without trouble though Tamasese who
VAS vice king in ISL. backed by a small
following. gndeavored TO obtain the Of
nee The situation, according to- the lat
Is. advices. is quiet
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DEATHS.


NEW YORK. Jan. ie-Edith Olive
Gwynn gill, wife of Fearing Gill; and sis
tar Of Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt died yes
teriay in Paris, where she had lived during
the past few years. She was a daughter OF
Abraham q Gwynn, Of Cincinnati
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Indiana Republicans Settle on Him
In (aucus

INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. i1.-At the caucus
Of The Republican members OF the Iesis-
iature tonight Albert j. Beverage 90 In
d.ansIolis. WAS nominated fer United States
sehatGE on the twelfth baiio.
Albert ]. Beveridge vas born az n farm
IN Highland county, Ohio in fss3
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4. :. Tr.u.port. IN Port.

SAVANNAH Jan 10 The United States
,rsnspoT; Michigan left TO-DAY for Matan-
Ras with the Eighth Massachusetts, sntan~
try on board. The transport Panama ar
rived today from Havana.
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SALEM. or. Jan ia-ITon 7. T. Gee1
was To-Day snaaEurated governor OF Ore
gun, The Inauguration ceremonies wer.
OF the simplest character.
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The Chicago Post announces that the
much talked % sale az the Alton To- tho
Wander biit- RocGefealeT syndicate has fab
en- through because ~ the inability of the
eoua-be sellers to control the stock
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TINE TERMAGANT. PRESENTED.
sisa Nethcrsoi~ opens In New York
AusptrieusIy.

MN YORK. Jan. ta-piga Nethsrsais
sFff'ed her New York season ~ WalEacs's
saeslss as' aisht before large aasl fash
nsssbs audience
soe presented The TeFnasaRt A rev
peefe drama la tour acts hv T.o,lis y par
- AID Murray Carson, u;hors % Rose
sAfys snd both the actress and play
seefsa \ success
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in The nature OF sacrifice OF Canai Han in
tsxssts 10 something else
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WILL HURRY on TO MANILA.
suaboat Yorktown Has Full In
afruciinna for Dewey

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan t6~The gun
boat Yorktown Sssiied today for Manila via
Honolulu. She viii SO aii the way under
fun head 0f steam. and should make me
run In three weeks If aha Is not delayed at
Honolulu She Is the bearer OF full frs.ruc-
tions 20 Admiral Dewey and Gen. Otis
IN regard 10 the situation IN the Philippines
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ORGANIZED BY REPUBLICANS.

States senator ny the Massachusetts legis-
'ature in Joint convention today
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CATER NcCutIech Arrives

SAN FRANCISCO Jan ie-Tha United
States revenue cutter MctutIoch arrived
today from Honolulu ana Mania
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archbishop ChappeIle. Of New Orleans
sea~gste ~ Cuba and Porte Rico. sails
sFnni New Ycrk today for Porto Rico He
vi give Priests ~ the West Indies some
9sas Of oar LAWS
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SENATOR LODGE RE-ELECrED.

Republicans OF MassscA Usetts Re-
turn Him 20 the Office.
BOSTON. Jan. je-~John Henry Cabo.
Lodge was unanimously reelected United
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Burns and Grant, the leaders in the fight
SO Tar held their men well lis hand and
both appear satisfied with the result; Of the
first aaIot. Burns claims that he can
swing enough votes To elect him whenever
he Is ready. The Grant men gay that their
men wi. stand by him 70 the end and
that when x Is shown that Bulia has no
chance his votes via go TO Grant
p1 the joint ballot there are I'D totes,
Slxty-one Of which are required TO elect
IL IL net probable that any one candidate
win have the necessary number by to-
morrow and IL Is quite likely tha, the
paliosing Wall continue for ssvsra! days
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No CHOICE N CALIFORNIA.
FIRST BALLOT ron A SUCCESSOR
To SENATOR WHITE.
erots-DaFns ana GPast Lead,
Each Cistaiag 20 B< ssre Of Elec-
tioa-Wnl Last Several Days.

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Jan t5l--A- noon
today Inc two houses % the California
legislature cast baIio; for United States
senator 20 succeed Stephen NJ White.
TIE 5atsoilng xas without ASA. as 10
ole received enough votes IN either house
10 elect. and a salat ballot wlA be taken
tomorrow. The Republicans have a Ma
forisy In both houses and member Of
tAat party will De elected 70 the United
states senate White received the con-
p4!naen;ary vote Of the Democratic minority
IN ootn houses The vote to-day resulted
as follows:
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star. Of New York County Of Nev-Iork. So: 49,,
VIM B REED Cashier II ne above aanlec ua" -
do sosmnly swear the above statement y 'N' -
the ''S' u "' VIM r REED. Cashier
ah..e and .worr 10 before me this 5th day q July,
1850 Thus VII -rrt,,c
Correct-Atttst; Hotai' N
G & g. F EA HSf5Foc Dlr.e''"-
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UNITED STATES RUBBER COMP

UNITED STATES RUBBER COMPANh
Pi5 Murray ST. New York July 9Th. lS9'
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF the nited
States Rubber Company has thi. day declared Gs,.1
dividend o ONE PER CENT. he Common or beheIdI
stock company from the net earnings OF N"
COMPANY stockholders Of record at y M July l'th
1895 payable July 3lst. 1899. 800, .ooo
The Transfer Books viii close az y N July l''h i''''
and reopen 10 4 NJ. AUG LEI 'et9
CHAS. n. FLINT. Trensurrr'
THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
~ & 70 Liberty street 44i4 70 Maiden Lane.
New YORK. July In, 1893
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TINS TOM
pany has this day declared dividend OF - ~
cent dividend Of per cent psvahie ~ ~
Conpany's Offices August Let, 1879. Inc uhnsissi
books will closed Saturday. July l'th ana '~pe'eu
VI JOHN DUER. Treasurer.
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TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
STOCKS AVID UONDS
OF THE
Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf r. R. Co.

Further deposits stocks and bonds above named will
be received by The Mercantile Trust Company Of tho
City Of New York until further notice. under agree
ment copies d may be obtained the office II
the Trust Company.
tors II the Plan OF Readjustment shall prove be
satisfactory to them.
An equal the interest maturing April Isl
1899. will be advanced to depostng bondholdera
The Committee OF the opinion that no intelligent
Plan OF Readjustment formulated until physical
examination showing the needs Of the property, and
examination c: shall been completed
The result examinations will form proper basis
plan Until the recent changes in the personnel OF
this Committee and Receivership satisfactory arrange
ments could made such examinations. At the
request Of conjunction with representatives
Of the bondholders accountants hav.
been appointed to books accounts. and
an expert has also appointed for the physical
animation plan will be formulated as these
examinations shall have been completed.
Negotiable receipts will he issued by The Mercantile
Trust Company application for their listing the
New York Stock Exchange will be made due
ERNST THALMANN, Chairman.
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
f.. II. HARTMAN,
j. LONBER WELSH,
JAMES STILLMAN,
GEORGE COPPELL,
W. l.. BULL.
W. r. GLlN.
w c. CULVER. Counsel.
ALVIN ". KRECH. Secretary. 40 Broadway.
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Justrurtlou.
For Both sexes-Country.

IcRIENDs SCHOOL. FoR BOTH SEXES Founded IN
l. 1884; excellent home students from Is States: all
denOmin tons thorough work IN English science cas
scs. music and Address AUGUSTINE JONES
IL. r Providence r. l.
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5apinas Banks.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,

115 Chambers ST.. New York city.
The this institution have declared interest
on remaining deposit during the three ana
months ending June 80 1882 al the rate t sOooR
PER CENT. Ter amounts from ~ to sS"O
payable on and after Monday. July H. 1899 deposits
made before July 10th will draw interest," from
July ". II. B. TOTEM. frrslueH''
c. BYRON I.ATIMER. Secretary.
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pvERrIsEMENTs and suessrip'i,ns ,o g.a ro.dSay
\ rs.efved Al their Uptown once No LEX
% 49,, north Of 3ist until O'Clock p M
Tnsnts received following branch ofnees AZ
-. rstes until o'c.ock o. viz: 20 SUI
~. otS a. 1852 9th i2th-st MACY = o,n ,oa
West .si ST. 9th % East Ittn =. =. sss
80 :, he,oeen Tth and 100 Esr 4Ith-e 100
-. he,usen 7fth and TTth fo2s "a ave- neeI
ait. T0s ist-ave ssth-st 80 $685.. ~"
81, =, 90 sd-ave 21O Bleeckerst; 80
uns a go East 79th-st 92l 3dave 2oos sd-a's
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0eatbcrs.


DR. W O. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils homes or
- AT III F. s2d St Two pupils received In family.
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Gthool Agencies.


MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
y supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Governesses
&C. to Colleges Schools and FAMILIES Apply 10
Mrs VI J. YOUNG Fulton. p Union squsre.
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Committee deem It essential for the preservation
the value Of securities:--
Flrs-That the securities covering the main line and
Arthur terminals be now merged
and corsoi dated under one management
second-That such management be independent and In
acne
property Of great value II has an assured and
large earning Its present financial condi-
familiar 70 you. and which II would
be difficult avoid. II the work were now 10 be
done again.
consolidation Of the system expect 20 receive
the support foreign holders OF all OF the securities
affected foreign holdings we are Informed.
Pending the preparation OF the
advise holders TO refrain from
their securities with Committee in this
country. The experience OF OF our fellow bond
that Il is easier TO deposit bonds than
them back.
Committee the holders OF the securities ~ the
m terminal companies 10 furnish their ad-
dresses and OF their respective holdings -
the Chairman OF Equitable Trust Company Of Phla
dephia They will thereafter be directly and promptly
informed when the plan ready for publication. and will
be made acquainted with It's provisions
WILLIAM r. HARRITN, Chairman.
H. \. BAKER (BaItimOre).
AUGUST HECkSCHER tNew-TOrkD.
EDW'D WAGNER (BerIin. Germany.
SAMUEL II. SIMPLIFY.
SILAS ". PETIT.
WINTHROP SMITH.
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Bank Reports.

CNo "a .,,
pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF HE
IL FIRST NATIONAL. BANK az Nev-York CITY, N
the State Of New-York the close Of business jun
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r,snk,ort Arsenal PhIsdelphis. Pa, June 10
1890 Sealed proposals ,rpe's "i % ,rsiss,ss
uIu. SHOT Cotton waste Forage. Iron, steel Dssm
"a Ian welded steel and Maeaoe iroa cylnders .og
Hardware Cartridge Copper and prsss cuProLn'cssss
re-. s,r,1hoards Paper Paints OILS. etc. durnt
s~a wear ending June 30 1900 In,srms,ion f'rn.ns'
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MNlL AEl-AMEBlGA Lime.
0lD M0IllMlNN lQMg.


DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND. MAINE.
Connecting railroad ana steamship lines to all
Summer Resorts. Steamships 'Hcratio Hail. new ard
Manhattan" leave Pier No Is. f. r.. foot OF Market
Street every Tuesday THURSDAY and Saturday at T. NJ
Steamers hed With every modern improvement, for the
passengers Ticket Offices No
200 Broadway u Reade Street and general onic
No. 90 South Street opposite the Pier
HoRATIo HALL @. F. A. 222 South Street
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Proposals.
C0yTRYOR'S ISLAND. y 4. H.. July S

VI -s.a.d proposals.. IN ,rpcss 70, fg,n',ss .
$780, ana straw required in Dept East durins lisa
es,-ng runs 30 1900 will be received here ana ~
ouart.masers at Boston. Mass. Fort ELhan Aneh "
qua u-nhie n. For, Williams Ne. Fort ADAMS X J.
Fort Greble r. /. For, Tramhgii c. ror' Mehe ~,
- 1a,,.rx point Del. Fort Monroe. Va, ana For
", on X e. until y O'Clock 81. eastern tine. Assus
isea ana then Opensd L s. reserves nsnt 20 fe,so
y 80, aay or eli proposals any part tAsreot IN
S-rat,pn furnished application Envelopes containing
p,opoeals will be endors<d PIopTsis iO''
. KTMRAII. A. q. 81 O.
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THE HUDSON RIVER INcTTTUTE-A Classical Semi
OF high grade for boys and girls Healthfu and
beautiful location Conservatory of Music Art and Eocu
ton. For catalogues address Rev. A II. FLACK. A NJ.
Principal. Claveracl Y 7
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: ENGINEER OFFICE. Newport. Il. L.

L. NJ ~ ,seo-sssared proposals for repairing break
water at Block Island r l.. win BE received here unn
sormston furnished on application u ". LOCKWOOD
Major. EngrA -
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Oipiorno Noiltrs.


ONE HUNDREDTH DIvIDEND-CITIzENs' INsUR
ANCE COMPANY.
10. lh3 Broadway.
New-York July 3 1899.
A DIVIDEND OF four per cent 49, is pay
able on demand. F. VI. PARKER. Secretary.