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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

| should mako a hlundcr in my speech.
| l am farmers daughter With scanty
education. as you will know by my letter.
but remember 1t is not the smartcst or
those with soft. white hands that arc suc-
cessf,il II Is those who go straight ahead.
for you know industry rs fortunes right
hand and frueality is its companion |
will cast my vote FOR the noble horse; |
have had experience with both and l\know
the horse to be tho most useful animal
10 mankind; II not why should legislature
pass a law fning anyone who Kills the
horse Now. you may kin as many OF
Your COWS as you please and not word
is said. Some Haps seem TO think nothing
is useful or beneficial unless it can he
eaten or food In some way can be OBJ
tanned from II. My father owns sou head
of cattle. but the reason he keeps them Is
because they are the most profitable. not
the most useful. He also keeps several
we'll strained horses so II he wants to
round up and pen he hasn't much trouble
for the noble horse knows Just what to
do Papa is old and very siclly, and not
having any brothers, ofttimce sister and
! have saddled up our ponies and gone
to tho pasture and have driven forty or
fifty head home, and how could We have
managed them without the help of the
noble horse? Well ! could say more for
the horse but my letter is getting very
lengthy and | am afraid Mr., Hap viii be
tired of reading such poor writing, so |
will close. Success to The Post and its
many readers. A new Hap,
Minnie r. shannon.
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|
previously reported. ...............l 0,0SI
--
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 10;
-
HELPING FUND.
Mr. w 8 Southar, :, a,
Charlie Owens. N
Wade Owens. q,
Bertha Hegar.. o.
A., b. and C. Ball. n
Fife Williams NJ
Cynthia Lagroni NJ
Ulma Chambers. NJ
Teresa Chambers. NJ
Gypsey Haskins ~
10
Total ., o.
-
Total ....................,, 50. 80
Nenaao ra
n,o,Id ,i,. ie"as;- Dear Haphammer; l
49,. ~ w Jun .he oaH" OF WORKERS
".,, ~ papa pirM Cotton nave picked
as,,. 90 +" 'a,e ms IAN ana one uay plcke'l
49,. uu, poui,us. VIII ne years ola
49, -. 'noi.n' Nh sehu cents lor the
"e'p'He i'nu WIN io'e ior the Haps.
Wade owens
p,,,,.s r
. ~, ieAas'-Dea, haphammer: m
IN. ae,sn su"lS oiu, put l. would IKE TO
jul sout Iiup !, you uoh thihk IN too
sinai ,, tninh 'nc COW is the most useful
ai,iia ~ 10 lian. we nave Jersey COW we
o Ella .ian we naa another one we
han 'AA"'e i'"ul 10 ou' Tue lrain killed
het.
Ill hdNe sauuIe ano an ora muie mat
lioe ! can catcn nun anywhere. he loves
me and l love him. We have two cana
thini, # " is opntS er hirS s,nsr m,'' t"e'
wont write any more i,r I'm afraid
they win nut NV letter in tho waste has
liet send Z cente for Tho uolnin,
Tnnd your ,itt,e Han ''''S
uanrv RuIlard Ir
'' 90
SWISS mp ieAas' lear hapiahlirieI +,
mere comes ano'ner littie giTI ASKING ior
auhiittahce' NY ,Papa taxes me Iost anu
an Always sidu W see " '"'ne' enJoy
ieaulle Vhe it'eis' 'hi'A '"eS are 81
Nc, 49, 1,', ,ls -, ,o..
ne1i maps you nav wy soou o "o,'s y.
INV W" ~, 10 10y -, IA, ,o,i,
LOT ! thiilh sue - very usuiul. no" Mou l =
we lihe '. witnou' 'h'ih' ME-, anu c.esss 81
"ouioh my u pit' "o"lu !ou az ,,
1le flich WIN yen sou ANU. ouI noie 49,
se , NV wv WI. NO. -f "a ~ .;,,a.
school anu nav w "aaN ,n9S. " .nr ' riae
oniy - Wv ~ 10 p" Sia,t' ~
ana 'nen' OF coui Use, we naNs "
iui. we are a9o"1 30 rnr,u, 81, N n,so !, j..
our nome Is iho9ei very pretty' also - +, 20
NOD - b.,es Of cotton This wear, One
Of nv sisters il teaching school NV age
is l3 vears. A rev Han.
Alma Melehe..
.iein ~ se"u, ,,.rit1" draan nardon
! h"' nau suui' 7" "a bo,.sa Han nioht
Ine "'iou tt,,mht r,as IN diernaI Mace
n maj Z. ~, t's ,,,oa Ions ali taikiny
eui 'o.tnusu ~ bairs and iees and
nv 100, 60, ,I,tngs which wo VOL
anu So tnan' tnt,,s ,,ra,,ido for The
~ sur" - ro i,tand ,ivinp I'm ID
n v,p'esa ot's NAV soon,ed ia he hearing
wv Wv, n.y. aro,,nd emotherinr tho life out
nv W. 'nI s.G1 ,,rIans nlsase lei me cx-
vi tn' M. ia No want No exnIana-
pam ds NV sa'u hand ond onlv
s 90 70 iu 10 hntpin,r fund," Hans l. that
go ~ 'i ..' ra ,o;ng a. hammer hanni-
wv oo, ,,o,ir hammers in rim
nE'9 ~, ,.;nging all over ma
go III merry chime Hans. please
.an. w ~, tront Win your nickeIs and
d d;,,aos " oe do mt want another such a
,,;sitation from bannvdom. Now do you
$3.50 Of ~, being cow-hap after srch
", 49," oy,orisnns9 JIneIosed find 10 cents for
an EXPIRE IN o ~ Ia -. ,,o,tb
5ne la9a my cues lot w" Ka tm" Nell Kolb.
one Vi Inc i'ap''
,,,. non.so"sd -, no,hor i;ttle GIRL into
wiz Sou a' Ia a,N 70 yoars old /,
yota f hnpp ,bo COW as / think she is the
49, nsoruI, as thero has been so much
49, 80 MY vote for her.
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McDadc, Texas Dear Haphammer.
Here come once, more to see ii can not
do something for the COW Not many years
ago when an OK was slaughtered 40 per
cent of the animal was wasted; al tn pres
ent time nothing is lost hut its dying
breath" AS but one-third of the weight
of the animal consists of products that can
be eaten, the question of utilizing the
waste is serious one. The hide goes to
the tanner horns and hoofs are trans
formed into combs and buttons. thigh
bones, worth $50 per ton, are cut into
handles for clothes brushes, foreleg bones
sell for $40 per ton for collar buttons,
parasol handles and jewclry; the water in
which the bones are b9ilod is reduced to
glue; the dust from saving the bones is
food for cattle and poultry; the smallest
bones are made into bonehlack Each foot
yields quarter OF pint Of heats foot oil;
the tail goes to the soup, while the brush
OF hair at the end of the tail goes to thu
mattress maker The choicest parts Of the
fat make the basis of butteriue, tha mites
tines are used for sausage castings or
lought by gold heaters The undigis ell
food of the stomach, which formerly cost
the packers OF Chicago $4,000 . year to
remove and destroy, Is now made into
paper. These are but few of the prouic,s
of absttoirs. All scraps unfit for ANY
other use lind welcome In the glue pot,
or they do missionary work for farmers by
acting as fertilizers besides the nice but
ter milk and cheese they afford TO us. Well
as / have told about all could about 'al-
lie ] give my vote for the noble COW n
cerely yours, Chester owens
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Opinion of nm Editress.
pearfall New,
South and West Texas Press aSsocis-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-11-12

Liberty, TeNas.-Dear Haphammer: We
are two little sisters. Uma and Tere a.
aged and 6 years, respectively. and today
cur Sister Kate read to us about Edna. the
unfortunate grl who needs chair We
hope she may get 1t and today We con-
tribute our mite. We both go 10 school. |
tulma) am in the second reader and
Teresa is way over" In her book Our
sister Is MUSE teacher; she teaches both
of us. Mamma and papa say Ul,na is a
wonder" she can play pieces with i've
flats and has only taken lessons one year
Our papa Is editor of the Vindcator. We
have a sister at the ursulinc convent, Gal
weston; she will graduate next June, We
haven't seen her since September; that
seems long time. Our little brother has
a pony named Gander we ride him up
town and get things for mamma. he bites
sometimes, but We are not afraid OF him.
We have dear old grandmother ~ years
old, who was born in Europe; she dances
with us the two-stcp; We sure 1--we he.
We hope this letter won't find the mean
old waste basket. Your little friends
Uma and Teresa Chambers.
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BUSINESS OF 90 BILLIONS
Done by the Clearing House Against the
Record 40 Billions Of 1881.

James I. Woodward. President OF the Han
over National Bank. was reelected President
Of the Clearing House Association at it's an
nual meeting yesterday. and Edward H. Per-
kins, Jr.. President Of the Importers and Trad
ers' National Bank. was elected Chairman OF
the Clearing House Committee. succeeding ".
A. Nash. President OF the Corn Exchange
Bank. who retired
The other retiring members OF the Clearing
House Com mittee which is practically the ex-
ecutive committee o! the association. were
James Stillman, President Of the National City
Bank. and George &. Williams. President OF the
Chemical National They were succeeded by
Frederick d, Tappsn, President Of the Gallatln
the Chase National. Edward +, Poor. Presl-
dent Of the NATIONAL Park Bank. and J. Ed
ward Simmons. President Of the Fourth Ma
tional, remain on tho committee,
=. Francis l. Hine. Vice; President Of the First
National Bank. was reelected Secretary Of the
association; William Shercr, manager. and
William j. Gilpin. assistant manager.
The annual report Of Manager Sh erer Shove
exchanges for the year ending Sept. 30 OF
$57 .36a. 23O.77l. and ba lances Of S3.0S5.-
a71.3T0. making tho total transactions $780,
45+ ,2O2 14l. The previous record made in 1891
was S4S.ooO, OOO.OOO That was also year ot
great business and commercial prosperity
The total transactions in Tho year ending Sept
~. 1893. were S42. lvl .Vi2.v5i.
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mrdiral.

A TIENTIOS.-OLD DE. GRENDLE. GRADUATE
H. ~ uNlNEkslri OF THE CITY or NEW YORK,
MHEp pc " DEPARTMENT.. 80 YEARS A ESPECIAL 1877
.uAh any other advertising physicians city papers
prove this Under has scicnti treatment blood and
hll diseases pain in bones red spots, sore throat
ia mouth, ulcers. painful Swelhngs, kidney and
bladder complaints, scalding Inflammation, gravel
uhdeN"loped organs, weak back, lost vitality. are
speedily, permanently cured Men about to marry
nent removed. Sufferers, do not waste time visit
10 !; lehs hklful physicians, Remember, OLD DR.
UNABLE never fails. OFFICE OVER 10 YEARS at
- West 18th st., between 9Th and 9TH avs, Advice
F'' MrdicneSl Hours. Ito .; Sundays, Vto3.
Old DIR. GREY, 45 year. n specIalist in
guaranteed in all the Diseases peculiar To men. blood
pn!Sun skin diseayrs. kidney and bladder trouble,
srAhh"ss. nervous debility, errors OF youth. bad
dreams. UndeN eloped organs, psdiments to mar.
~ established and the longest IN practice OF Ruy
Errlalis' III the city. Office over SO years at 40
las' IN st.. near Union Suare. Hours "to u: Sun
says I" =. Scientific treatment; advice tree. Medl
heuhly 90 cents. No charge unless cured.
A:A..A.-uIICKES PER MA EST
~ RE in diseases ~ men; dangerous
HCNcd, relief at once those desiring only hIIt-
-, "s -ulthtiac treatment should call The leading
re'ldl!st. DR.. Bonschu', I4I WEST 2IST ST.,
'"h, to". Sundays, 10 to I.
nP; MRS, REINHARDs sASITARIUM Estab-
ush"d 1870; female irregularities scientifically
h'a''d' Snglc. married los West 4ith St
I)R MRS HOHLMANNs new method Of treating
-, IemAie irregularities; painless confidential.
~ IN Ar. near 4Sth.
VI us. GEIsr, midwife; 20 years successful treat
~ n"nt boards ladies; strictly private: no sign.
49IH -, 20 WEST DIR. Grove cures Irregular
"3'"or@e' N'taoat pain OF nsdicinss. foe $40.
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Auction Sales To-day.

III r. hE1Eh a co.
Manhattan avenue. No. 5O4 east side. 25.11
feet south Of l2lst street. lS9xD5. five story
Stone-front fiat Jacob Corlies. as executor. &c.
OF Eliza l.. Merritt, against Mary T. Harris.
ct al: Wilson NJ. Powell. attorney; Thomas d,
Adams. referee: amount duo. $10.4GB; subject
to taxes. &c. $337
Thirtieth street. No. PIP. south side. 1877 feet
west of Seventh avenue. 23x!,S9. five STORY
brick store and tenement with one story frame
building on rear: John Klein against William
c. Wieland. ct nj Seigman Manheimer. attor-
nsy: Thomas J. Dunn. Sheriff: amount due
$11 .027 subject to taxes. &c.. S1.34U.
by WILLIAM NJ. RYAN.
Webster avenue. east side. go feet south OF
Scribner sire OF. 5OX72. 1Ox5ON736 except part
taken for openng and widening said avenue.
vacant: Michael ]. Egan against Frank bate
ct al: NJ. j. Egan. attorney: August {. NanZ.
referee amount due. S1.3S5.
DY THOMAS C. SMITH.
Madison avenue. No. 1899. east side. 67.7 feet
north OF 1O4th street, 16Sx7O. three story
brick dwelling; Knckerbocker Trust Com
pany against Minnie Moser ct al: Davies. Stone
Il Auerbach. attorneys: George f. Kent.
referse: amount due. So. l46; subject to taxes.
&c. 50
BY SAMUEL GoLDsTICKER.
Jackson avenue, west side. 400 feet north
Columbia avenue 30.6X1OO: Sarah II. Kelly
al as adm nistratrix. &c.. against Ann Dolan
ct al. : John j. Gleason. attorney: Julius Leh-
mann. referee: amount due. $1.0ll: subject to
taxes &c, $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE NEWS

The brokerage branch OF the realty marke
was even lullcr yesterday than on Monday and
the sales at private contract were almost uni
formly unimportant The professional els-
ment was much In evidence. as Is likely to be
the case during the remaining days OF the
week The dealing yesterday included several
properties in The Bronx.
Tho sale OF high class modern dwellings.
which constituted n large part OF last weeks
business. are so far missing in this weeks re-
ports. The builders OF this class OF property
are advertising extensively in tho belief that
the demand will soon crop out for 1t. and
to all appearances this belief is justified By
the numerous inquiries made OF brokers.
In the auction room the day was without
incident. OF tho four offerings. the plaintiffs
secured three. while the fourth went to an out
slider. Five parcels are scheduled for sale to-
day
1t was reported yesterday that the block
front OF unimproved property on the east aide
Of Lexington avenue. between Tooth and 1O1st
streets. had been sold by W. 2. ManRam. Mr..
Mangam admitted that contracts had been
signed for the sale OF the property. but refused
to give the names Of the interested parties or
any further details OF the transaction.
The deal is one Of the most i'm portant re ported
from upper Lexington avenue this year The
nelghborhood is given over largely to apart
ment houses and flats and it is probable that
the i'm provement OF the present purchase will
be OF n similar character.
William d. Ryan has leased for John Jacob
Aston. to the Edison Electric Illuminating Com
rany. stores in the Aston Estate building. Nos.
% and ~ West Twenty-sixth street.
Among the deeds recorded Yesterday was one
transferring the property on the southwest
corner OF Madison avenue and Sixty eighth
IH...a n To- Nn
property was owned by Elizabeth B. Schley.
Whitehouse & Porter have leased to Perry
Belmont for Mrs. Oliver Hartman the dwell
ing No. "a West Fitty-seventh street.
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Foreclosure Suits.

Elton av VS. 1875 n. 16oth ct. 25xloO; Elton Az. VS.
loon 16Oth ST 25x 90; actions; Clinton LoRgett
4 ano va DrnniA Farrell ct al; Attys Greene 4 y.
l02d 1t. IL e =, 1929 . Brook Ry. 6lllIlooxGl .6X
100; Clinton LAggett VS. Henry Mueller Sr ct al
Attys; Greene Il 8.
18Th at. ms 100 Courtlandt Av. 2511oo; Twenty.
third Ward Coop b l. Assn vs. Sophia MoebuI
etAl: atty J Brady.
Ave &, W :, 10 18th st. 1a.GyG7; Mary Richards
apO extrIs Va CathArinc McMullen ct al eIors
atty, b Wright.
lSTth st, :, 100 W Amsterdam Av. 1T5IlH1: Ernest
Ehrmann W DaIisl Murphy etSl attyS. LSch'
manSG.
Horatio st. n .. 6I.e W 4th ct. ls.6IsT.6; Thos
Gaines VS. Thomas Gaines eEor ct al; Attys. Brow
nell SP.
Pleasant av, vs.. T57 s 18th st. l3.IxT4: Thomas
A II sbrow ct al trus VI John Cubsen ct al; atty,
1 A lynch.
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Addison Shone have bought. through Henry
S. Hewson. No 1865 Lexington avenue.
G.. Tuoti & Co have sold for Christian Ham
mer the nve-story tenement. on lot 25x1O0.
No 147 sullivan street.
Jack son & stern have bought the two private
dwellings. Nos. 80 and 3l2 East Nineteenth
street and the four-story fiat on lot 25xsO.
No. 214i, Second Avenue. They have sold the
five and four story tenements, No. 10 Spring
street. to Nicholas nangiers.
Martin Waiter has sold to c. l.. Guyers the
two story frame dwelling on the west side OF
PARK avenue. near 1921 street; also to the
Northern Improvement Company. two corner
lots on Claremont Heights: and, to George Is.
Dill. a dive ling and two lots on Jerome avenue.
near Lincoln Park.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
Plans FILED for Now RmlldinEs.

18ath at. n p. c25 " Walnutay: stone yard:
tect cost $4,000
1aOth st. $50 r.: two.story stable and shed;
architect; cost ,'',.'.'...''I', 500
Elizabeth OF, 100: two six s,ory fats and
RENT, architect: cost ..,,,......'.'',. $4,000
Goerck at. 30: improvement to tenement:
straub. architects, cost '.,,,..,,',',.,..,' $500
Wales av and lh2d at, n corr improve.
Gsrvin, architect cost .'..,.,'',.,,.',.. 1000
West Farms road =. % W St Lawrence
av: improvement to summer garden;
architect: cost ',.,.' ......,''..........',. 100
Mott av. 40; improvement To dwelling;
David Rousseau. owner: cost. .......... 500
Broome st. 3lb3lT; Improvement to tene-
ment: william schmitt. owner; Henry
Klein. architect; cost ::.,,,:..:......... 300
West Washington ct to Market st. Ganae.
WORT av: improvement to market City
New York owner; G Glover. architect;
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At the New York Real Estate salesroom yes
terday Philip A. Smyth sold. in foreclosure.
the three four-story stone front flats. Nos y
John H. Hudson. trustee. for SGO.G0O.
William NJ. Ryan sold. in foreclosure. the
three story frame tenement on lot 25x93. No.
005 West Forty ninth street, to the plaintiff.
Anna /. Mcguire. for $4,000.
Bryan l.. Kennedy 4 Co. sold. In foreclosure.
the three-sto ston.-front dwelling. on lot
20x1OO.S. No III West Ninety first street. to
Joseph Is. Fredlander for $21. 1852.
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sSinanfial.
ofncs Of tho St. PRnl Duluth Railroad


COmDAny. .-
No. 90 NASSAU ST. SEw YORK, Sept, Is, lSOD' .
Notice il hereby given that pursuant to the Plan of
Reorganization ~ tho Lake superior aud Mississippi
railroad Company. included in the organization or
thc St Paul and Duluth Railroad Company, and in
is by laws. drawings Of preferred stock ~ the 81
paul and Duluth railroad Company were duly had
At the Office Of the Company, No. ~ Nassau street
I'm the City Of New York pursuant to resolutions ~
inc Board Of Directors, aud that two thousand AMI
forty hye t2,O45 shares OF the preferred stock were
drawn for cancellation and thereby ietired. o..
The shares drawn for retirement will he pail Tor
~ par at the Cnmpanys once nnOn surrender or nh
certificates affected by tho drawing. aud new Ger,
tihcAtes for the remaining shares will he issue" III
exchange for tho certificates so sure ldcrrd. =,
Particulars Of the result OF the draWlngc CAN oe
obtained on application. -...-...r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04
MechanicE' Liens,

Riverside Drive. = cor md a., 65I9O; VIM
Z Hsn'hsll V Horace H Esselstyn. ...,,'' s2a 90
9th o., n r. @O3.H I'd Av, ~. RXlOO.lI:
Bertha VI Hahn W Max Vogel and Louis
yerheas ,..,.,. =, .,.-....,,,,,.,, 3sIs
lRoth 1t, n =. 1872 G Courtlandt Av. 6nxIoo:
ASIA
Park av, "a. 100 II inst 5ON-: Washington
av. ., 100 u ITIst At, 5OIl0o: JAnos
Dudley VS. Abraham Farber, ,,.,,,-.",', 10000
Cannon ii, ri. Kllnlan ScheCntcr ct al Va
krakowsr Go.ll ~. IN, ..-...-.l, io5,' y
9th Ay. II cor las 81. lcVIloo, WI, Z
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Delaware, LaCkaWanna & Western.

Stations IN New YORK. foot uf Barclay and Chusto-
Leave y. pher sts, Arrive y, \.
s.oOAm ...., ,BinghRmtnu Mail o.. 83O pm
$1,000 am Ithaca. OEwngn. Buffalo El....s ill pm
-I;00 wa BunaIo and ChIrR:o Express - ~ 8 pm
4:NOpm = rant N. WIlke sbarre and
Plymouth ENpresA ... ..I- 40 pm
ETuO pm Burial and ChivIVO Lam, IN $3.50 pu
~ 40 nm ufllo FL Gar. Buffalo I;tI ann. ~ am
~ 30 pm ithaca. Oswegn, Tti"n and
Hnnal0 EN ... - 2nA
sleeper 10 scranton. MAY he occupied - :. So an
Tickets ard Pullman AcCumn citations at ll5, t2H
an MO iroJdwav ann II PARK place,
NcSt"outs FNprssS g mpaHy wall call Tor and
Chez baggage ~ destination. EDa.ly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-04

Cherry st. 1+9, l53, 1856 and $50 seln G Dargon vs.
Edward McArdle etGl dover; atty. II smith.
Cherry st, 324. rear; Dept OF buildings va Mary l.
Cassidy, eICtX. &c ct all violations atty. Otter.
bOurG.
Lewis 1t, 90: Dept OF Buildings VS. Joseph Weber;
violations; atty. n Otterbourg.
Allen st, 1877: Esther Phillips vs. VIM Caven; speei.
nc MATCHMAKING: attya. kAMtroMitz a z.
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Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF. OFFICE CHIEF
L Commissary. Governors Island. New York. "
y; Sept 20, 1Sna.-sealed proposals, in triplcate.
vii DO received by Commssa lies OF following posts.
until IL NJ, October ~ 1899. and then opened for
furnishing and delivering at the posts respectively
the fresh beef required during six months. commen.
cling January J. 1900, viz. Fort Adams. X. l.; Fort
banks. Mass; Fort Caswen. y. C.: Fort Columbus.
\. Y: Fort Constitution. y. H.: Fort Du Pont Dial:
Fort Ethan Allen, VT: Fort Hamilton y. Y. Fort
hancock. \. J.; Fort Hunt. Va: Madison Barracks,
\, Y; Fort McHenry, Md; Fort Monroe. Va: Fort
Mott, n. j.; Fort Myer Va; Fort Niag.ra y. Y;
PlattsbIrg Barracks n. X Fort Porter, \. y; Fort
J.; Fort strong. Mass; Fort Totten. y. Y; Fort
Trnmbull Conn; Fort Wadsworth, y: Y; Fort
Warren. Mass; Fort Washington. Nd. Washington
barracks d. G.; Fort Williams. Me-; Allegheny Arse
nal Pa. frankford Arsenal Pa kenuebeck Arsenal.
Ne: Springfield Arnory. Mass; Watertnwn Arsenal.
Mass; Watsrvliet Arsenal. n. y: West Point y. Y.
sna Josiah Simpson u s: A.. General Hospital, Fort
part any or all bids. For information apply TO
inclosed in an envelope. marked Proposals to be
opened October -, lse9'' and Addressed to Com
nssarles of posts to which it relates. G. A. WOOD"
RUFF. Col. A. C. q. s.. Chief Comfy.
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new YORK CENTRAL,
III SUM-" HS1,LEM DIVISION.

HANLFW DIV ISIUN.
g;12 A. NJ. and 49,: +. NJ Daily. except Sunday. to
PttEhold; Sundays only at ":2O A. NJ
Warner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains illuminated with PntSch Light.
Ticket offices at ~, 2d1. Is and l2l6 broadway.
81 Union W. 90 Columbus av. 81 ". l26th at.
Grand Central Station. l2Gth st. station and l3Sth
81. Station. New york 33s and 728 Fulton st. and
lot Broadway L. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone "IJ5U Cortandt' for New York Cen.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Boston and New England Points,

rL, v,,.uN,iA ~! ND hINESi, ,,,. p.,..
and New England po,nts Steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra ON each. LcAy" Per ~ n. r.,
foot of Warren st. week days ami SUNDAYS At 500 =.
VI. Steamer from New YnrE, SUNDAYS only, touches
At Newport. ON other days OF the week Providence
Live eastward steamers stop Al Newport.
PRoNIDFNCE LINE For Newport. Pruvi-
deuce. Boston, s,rth aud East. Steamers Rhode
Island and Pilgrim. Orchestra on each Leave Pier
IN y. r. foot OF Murray At. week days only, at 300
T. NJ. touching AZ StwpUrt. H. t. Mondar mornings
excepted. ON Monday mornings Fan River Line
steamers touch at Newport
STONISG1OS LIN r. For stouing ton, Boston
and all points Fast steamers Maine and New
Hampshire. Leave Pier ;}I, y. r.. foot u spring at
week days only. at 800 r, NJ
SORWICH LISE-For New London. Norwich.
Worcester, Boston AMI tho Fast. Steamers Proyi.
dcnce and City Of Worcester. IePva Pier 10. y. r.,
foot NJ Spring at weeL days only, at 6;so J., N,
CatskilI. Hudson and COxsaekic Boats
d N. -
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