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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-10-19
HuduboD.

Mrs. G. B. Parkinson, of Extra, is in
town today with friends.
Misses Myrtle and Daisy Frick were
Atlantic visitors today.
r. M. Kirkpatrick, of Atlantic, WIS.,
tied Mrs. o. Kennels, his sister, Tues
day.
Kirk Winchell, who has been con-
fined in the county Jail for about four
months was released today.
The trial of Eugene Kennedy was
commenced this morning, a jury being
impaneled. 1t promises to be hard
fought case.
Grant Stonebrook returned from Sac
City, Friday, where he had been visit
ing his brother and assisting him in
the store which he conducts at that
place.
Grant Smith was arrested, Wednes-
day, owing to an indictment being
found against him by the grand jury
for running a gambling house. He
gave bail and the case will be tried later.
FOR SALE!-Forty head of good
feeders, all smoothly built and dehorn-
ed. The finest bunch of feeders we
have offered for sale.
DOAk & LANE.
Audubon, Iowa.
Eugene Kennedy and Sarah Ansber-
ry was arrested last week by the Sher-
IF, owing to an Indictment found by
the grand jury. They were put in Jail
but Mrs. Ansberry gave bail and is at
liberty. They are both accused of
adultery.
The B. P. o. Els will go to Omaha
next Saturday to attend special
meeting of the order. The invitations
say that "A warm time is assured"
The boys are intending to join their
Atlantic brethren and go out in a
body, ready to participate in the fes.
tive occasion.
The following ladies were entertain.
ed at dinner, Wednesday, given by
Mrs. Chas. Van Gorder at her palatial
home on FIRST Avenue:
Mesdames
w. Burnside, E. d. Blackman,
Thomas Walker, Edwin Delahoyde,
l.. ID. Phelps, F. w. Delahoyde,
G. B. Russell, Edwin Van Gorder
AL. Voorhees,,
Misses
Laura Forbes, Belle Burnside,
M. E. Delahoyde.
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Ross News.

There will be pleasant dance at
Watt Frye's the coming Saturday
night.
John Rutherford baled ten tons of
hay Wednesday which he delivered
on the same day.
Markets: Hogs $500, Wheat sac,
oats l9c, corn 25c, barley sole, but
ter lac, eggs 15c.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Detwiler, of
Lincoln township, spent last Sun
day with relatives.
Ed. Bates and wife of north Leroy
township spent Sunday with Rob't
Morrow and family.
Harry Bates was baling hay for
Will Neitzel Tuesday, which was
sold to Jake, the chapman"
Ralph Luse returned home to
johnson county Monday after having
had pleasant visit with relatives.
A. j. Leake was down from Man
ming Tuesday talking over business
matters with Manager John Quimby.
Mrs. Joe johnson returned from
Brooklyn Monday where she has been
making pleasant and extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Fancher return
ed from a pleasant visit with rela-
tives and friends in Keokuk county
last Saturday.
John Wagner shipped carload of
hogs Saturday. He went as far as
Carroll where he heard VIM. j..
Bryan. John came home we'll filled
with Democracy.
James Jay is busy painting the
new addition which j. F. Luse built
to his grain elevator. Jim is always
busy and does his work in most sat
istactory manner.
Milt Goodnow, late of the Gray
creamery, but now with a New York
commission firm, was in Ross Tues
day soliciting shipments of butter
from the creamery.
You cannot afford to borrow the
Journal from your neighbor when
you can get it year for S100. II
you don't see us send us word and we
will send it to you.
| Robert Henderson and Daniel Holt
returned from Minnesota Saturday
where they have been caring for theil
large flax crop and making improve.
ments on their farms.
Monday was the birthday of littl.
Astrid Amelia Jensen. Mrs. Mat
johnson, Mrs. Hans Albertsen anC
Jens Ostergaard came up from Au.
dubon and helped celebrate the day
A paper has been circulated tn,
past few days among the people tt
obtain money to help buy some
proper token for the soldier boys tina
will soon return from the Philip,
pines.
DR.. Beebe, of Viola Center, lett tol
West Side the last of the week where
he expects to make his future home
1t is hoped by many that some goot
doctor will locate and take up tn,
, practice.
Edward Raebel and his son Rober
left for South Dakota Monday. t,
make some Improvements on the lane
they recently purchased. They in
tend to move to their new possession
the coming spring.
Both of the grain elevators find i
impossible to obtain enough cars t
ship the large volume of grain that i
being brought to market. Their bin
: are all full and if cars are not 500
obtained they will have to quit buy
ing or else build more room.
D. L. Reid has been offered IS o
an acre more tor his farm that he re
Gently purchased near Missouri Val
ley, than he paid for it. This woult
give him profit of $4,000 but h
|
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State of Ohio, CITY of

Toledo, Lucas County, S.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he is the senior partner Of the firm of
+. j. Cheney & Co., doing business in
the city of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of CATARRH
that cannot be cured by the use of
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day of Deem
Der, A. d. 1856.
49,, A. w. GLEASON,
Seal Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Send for testimonial free.
F. j. CHENEY & co. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
On the 10th of December, 1897, Rev.
S.A. Donahoe, pastor of the M. E. church
at South Point Pleasant, West Virgil
MIA, contracted severe cold which
was attended from the beginning by
violent coughing. He says: after,
resOrting to number of so called 'spe-
citics, usually kept in the house, to no
purpose, Ipurchased a bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, which acted
like charm. most cheerfully lecom-
mend it to the public" For sale by G..
w. Houston, Extra; A. H. Roberts, at
Audubon.
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ct wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for
having put on the market such a Won
derful incidence" says w. w. Massin-
gill, of Beaumont, Texas. There are
many thousands of mothers whose
children have been saved from attacks
Of dysentery and cholera infantum,
who must also feel thankful. 1t is for
sale by G. w. Houston, Extra; a. "a.
Roberts, Audubon,
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At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. S.
Phelps, Wednesday evening was Civ
en- one of the most pleasant affairs of
the autumn days, being in honor of
Miss Laura Forbes, of Butte, Nebras-
ka. Those present to share the merri-
ment were
Misses
Mary Wilson, Belle Burnside,
Gene Culver, Nell Dickinson,
Myrtle Wilson, Georgia McIlvain,
May Lundy, Emma Culuer,
Myrtle Stotts, Nora Thomas,
Harriet Bilharz, Mollie Delahoyde,
Beulah Soar.
The following is the program to be
rendered on Soldiers Day:
AFTERNOON PROGRAM:
Music-America, by the audience:
Mns;cFas Of Freedom Rev. j. H. Hnkhouse
Address Of Welcome -.----H II. Y. Hanna
M a,nsSly My America !"..- y. ?. e0ie
Toast-"Womans Part In Tine Of ' WaFS
Army Rey Rev e Bnpch
Music" Beneath The Old Flag ---.---
-----.-----C Clover Leaf Quartette
IOaSt-'PatrlOtlSm -------- kew. ii. Il. WlSSlcr
Flag Drill Julia Wilson
Music-"One Sung For Me"---.------------
Glover Leaf Quartette
Benedction ------------------Re Rev. McSperran
EVENING PROGRAM.
Music" Hail, Glorious Country,
Chorus led by Mrs. I. J. Carmichael
Music-''To Thee. OH Country n'---.-.-
------- Chorus led by Mrs. Carmichael
Toast-tThe Flag" E Ed. B. Cousins
Toast-"The Volunteer Soldier E. j. Freeman
Music-"The Roll of the Lively Drum" -,
Chorus led by Mrs. Carmichael
-.---..---.-----.--.-.-- Harriet Bilharz
D Dr. a. L. Brooks
Toast-"The Union Forever u. NJ. Graham
Music-"Soldiers Chorus" -
C Chorus led by Mrs. Carmichael
Toast-"The Army and Navy. ID. c. Mott
Toast-"The Girl | Left Behind - R. c Rice
Muslc- Chorus led by Mrs. Carmichael
Doxology By the Audience
Benediction Rev. Father Lotus
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Mrs. G.. A. Marlin spent the week
visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. O. Kennels, north of town, and
other friends in town.
PUBLIC SALE!-Of One Hundred
and Fifty Head of Feeding Steers,
Heifers and Calves, at Elkhoru, Iowa,
on Wednesday, October 25, 1899 This
stock is of high grade and iu good
order. j. M. TUCKER.
FOR RENT!-Three good ranches
of seven hundred acres each, we'll
adapted for both stock and farming
purposes. A good opening for good
man. Address,
w. H. PINGERY.
Coon Rapids, Iowa.
Walter Jump returned home from
with quite an accident, falling from a
work painting. He is compelled to
use pair of crutches for the present,
but is glad that the injuries sustained
are not worse.
Chas. wilson has secured the agen-
cy for the Singer Sewing Machine
Company for the county and will de
vote his time and attention to the sale
of these machines. The reliability of
the machine and Mr.. Wilkins go hand
and hand and the people can depend
upon satisfactory dealings
Mrs. John A. Nash and Mrs. L. j.
Hill entertartained the Columbian
Club at the home of the former, Tues
day evening, it being the occasion of
their monthly social meeting The
evening was protitably spent in dis
cussing subjects of interest to the work
of the club and special interest was
given and much interest manifested
in the parliamentary drill. Refresh
ments were served and the members
went home proud of their club and it's
work.
Lloyd B. Hayes and Miss Jessie Ora
gan were married at Omaha, Monday
October 9th. The event was quite a
surprise to their many friends here
but they were nevertheless glad to
welcome Lloyd and his bonny bride
back to Audubon. Lloyd grew to
manhood here in Audubon and now
holds a responsible position on the
Advocate of this city. Miss Cragan
has made her home here during the
past three years and has host of adj
miring friends who wish the young
couple health, wealth and prosperity
Mrs. J. M. McKarahan entertained
a crowd of her friends, on Wednesday
afternoon, at her beautiful home on
Church Street. Elegant refreshments
were served and it was one of the pleas
ant events of the week. A list of those
who were present and shared the pleas
ures of the hour is given:
Mesdames
d. G. Abrams, w. Burnside,
e. Bilharz, w. F. Donaldson,
III. w. Wilson, E. d. Blackman,
G. H. Jones, III. Rogers,
E. B. Cousins, G. B. Russell,
A. S. Culver, f. NJ. Leet,
j. A. Nash, f. S. Watts,
w. B. Davis, George Davis,
A. H. Roberts, j. H. Hinkhouse,
l.. j. Hill, Chas. Van Gorder,
B. S. Phelps, Edwin Van Gorder
L. D. Phelps, Mrs. Phelps,
| w. H. Cowles, w. r. Green,
d. c. Mott, w. III. Doak,
III. A. Arnold, Miss Alta Grow.
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Does This Strike You!
Muddy complexion, Naseating breath come
from chronic constipation. Karl's Glover
Root Tea is an absolute cure and has been sold
on an absolute guarantee for over fifty years
Price 25c and Soc. G. W. Houston. 2
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A jolly party took in the Bryan
excursion to Carroll Saturday night,
returning after the speech. Among
the party were Milton and Albert
Swaney, Gene Mertz, George Gray,
Jr., jim Foster, Newt milford, Fred
Hepp, Hight Packard and Rev. Wea-
yer. Mr.. Bryan although in poor
condition for speaking made an
earnest effort to uphold l6 TO /.
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After a long life Of usefulness
Grandma Fischer passed away from
Us TO the life beyond, surrounded by
relatives and friends, last Sunday.
Her body, was taken to Walnut her
former home, where she was laid to
rest by the side her loved ones who
had gone before her.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2oth-st. 80 357 West. 22x74. Stephen " Double
dny. executor. etc. 10 Elizabeth A. and Ger
uu1e il 'ushman ........ -.........
fNtn-st. ?. - n " ~ broadway. 2DXlW.J; job
. = tqises. referee. % Jennie W FranCke. .....
" ~ =. 10 q W 81 9th-aye. 25A93 william
NJ Russell 20 Virginia r Ernst .................
HhcriHni ave. centre line 90 n ~ centre line
or boulevard or Dyckmar- -. lOOy3O1. Maggie
ave. COME line. go n Of centre line of
Eiiwoof-st. runs % 255S n 20 centre ~ I'M
side 81 lOlx n 2s1.4 n 10 centre ~
MAGGIE ave loo. Shorman-aye. .. ~ n . ~
lsham ~ 50x75.4 n 10 10th-avc GiEll05.
l.uciue VI stanton 10 Loire " Copen ..........
1ltr IT, n g. too n o n 2l-ave 5Gxipo9 1OGth-
81. e. 20 II Il 21-ave, 5oz20i 10 n 70 i07th-
81. Maurice Dsly 10 Cecilia H8ft. quit claim ...
Same property. Maurice DAILY ct al. by guardian
PIKE st, No q . :. 2axin7 Aaron Goodman to
Minnie Eilenstein Observation-Disclosures.
Ave 4. s. 20 II ~ 2oth-rt. GOx7O: Antolnet,e
Kellogg e. benjamin Weed .................. 49,.
"a ave. No 10. 81 q 230xi05v Irregular; Charles
Brandt. n. and another. executors ana trustees
10 Adolph Pohl and another. ................
6lst-st. No 23S East. 2IxlO0t. John Brodsky
referee. 20 John n Ives AMI another. executors
144th-st. $50 . o ~ shave. 5Oxe9 II Eugene
Pomeroy. referee 20 SIm)n wilkins. .........
61th-ft. T. EOS II Of Columbus ave. l1xl0os
Barthol0mew Grove 20 Matte SniNen.
trustee Observation-Disclosures. ...........
81 ave. Nos III ami $40 $ 494Sioo. James
Mcnamara 90 nj. executors. 10 Jacob Kassewita
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Francka. Jennie ". 10 Luiv'ne A bertrand. No
21t West 4gth-st years. ................
Massey Anna : and fSfwarl r. 10 Mutual Life
Insurance COMPANY 75th-st. 22O Z 81
sohawe. John c. 70 Annie " Palmer No 7j9 "a
SichOlas-ave. years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Poll Adolph and Josephine. 10 Teresa Dyson.
10 % 2l'lve. . years. ........... .--.....
Aukamp 40 30 Goerck-st. years.....-.......
Heert Henry n. 20 the East River savings In
sttuton. 3d-ave n corner l2Ith-st. also
1Hth-st. n 100 y " Of 80 ave. years..
Rosenbaum. Seg. % Simon Ro,hschiid No ~
slgueI. John Y. 20 Norris Stelnharit. 5th-ave.
AZ n Of 1ijth-st, y year...... ..........
Toe,berg. Nlels. 20 Elias Kempner. s3d-st, =.
100 Il " ~ Amsterdam-nve. y yesr............
Weed. Benjamin. o. AntOinet'e kelogg Avenue
A. :. 20 n Of 20th-st years ...-....:..
I,onghurst. Charles S to Henry Pundt. No $50
East l36th-st years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Longhurst Charles 2. % German American Real
Estate Title Guarantee Company. l3Oth-st, = =.
825 Il OF 81 AIMS ave- demand .............
Same 10 Charlotte Hsug. Administrative. eto.
property. > years ............-
Brouwer-Ancher. Gerard p. 20 Frederic k'r-
n0chan l4Gth-st. = go q " Of Amsterdam
Burngame. Fred c. to Moses and sismund
Mendels0hn. Union-aye " corner Dawson-s st.
u year MORTGAGES. ...... :. 49,:
livingston Florence r., 20 Ann Ferinar, No 30
to 233 West f29ih-s'. and No 226 to $50 West
Murphy. Hannah and THOMAS +. TO Henry A o
Taylor, No i6S 4th-ave years ....;';,;.
Webb. Helena II and Charles H. 10 Mutual Life
Insurance Company. No 81 West 74th-st
wilkins. simon 10 Mary J Kngsand. No 30
West 144th-st. years. ...................:.'..
same 20 Eliza l. Macy. No 23s West i4+th-st.
sams 10 Frank Gil st al. trustees, etc. 7lst-st.
g. So 10 Il OF West End-ave, - year,.
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foreclosure Sales.
SECOND AvE.-New York Supreme Court

- County q, New York.-sarsh e Browne. Plaintiff,
against Arthur p Browne Individually and as Trustee OK
the Estate u Frances NJ Browne. Margaret NJ Browns
and Fam r browne Defendants
In pursuance OF nter0cutory judgment OF partition
and sae duly ond entered IN the above entiuo1
action bearing date lst day OF March. 1879 l. me
Undersigned the sad judgment nafnfi. viii
ze,l az pubc auction the New York Real Estate SAFES
Room now located ~ No III Broadway, IN the Borough
= Manhattan CITY - New YORK. on the 18th day OF
March 1890, AZ ~ clock on that day d. VII Am
kennsy AuctiDneer the premises directed ~ ran )aos-
men, - be sold and therein described as foho"e. -.
All that certain piece parcel OF GROUND Win ,ns
buildings thereon erected situate yns and being IN me
of Manhattan IN the tfy. County anu state OF
Ne YORK and lying Section g. Block 1901 As AID
down on the land Map - the city ~ Ne" ork ana
NOR u.rcularly bounded and described as follows:
beginning az a point eastery side q second
Avenue distant sixty CCO feet and eleven dil inchse
norhsry from the northery side OF One Hundred ana
Tweny-ourth Street running thence eas,ery and par
alsl with one Hundred and Twenty-fourt street eghy
so feet thence norheriy and parallel with second Ave
rue twenty COZ thence westerly and parallel win
IN. northeriy side o Hundred and Twenty fourth
eighty the said easteriy SIDE OF second
Avenue thence southeriy and along the eastey SIDE OF
second twenty t2 feet 20 the point or place %
beginning and estate ri@ht tile and Interest IN
said premises the Plaintiff, sarah @ Browne. and %
the defendants Arthur T. Browne. Individually and as
Trustee Estate OF Frances II Browne. MArskrst
NJ Browne and Edith I. Browne respectively a1d ne
rights Of any persons claiming under them Or either or
any Of since the fling y the NOTICE of the pen
dency OF this l3th day ot December. lsS
CHARLES D. oLENDoRF. Referee
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story brick nathouse. on lot esx27ssTsx irregular.
NO. $50 MOtt-aNe, to Frank A. Gearin FOR <lI,l0;
also at public auction the three-story and base
ment brownstone dwelling house on lot Dx7s. NO
l.Su MadsOn-aye 10 J. Janks for 2l 800: also, the
two-story brick stable, on lot 25xlO05 No "a West
sixty th-st. TO Morris Meyer for sl57OO, and the
vacant plot bs.4xJT 1ix5i l1xs39. at Frankfort ana
de Ruyier The price II said 10 be $500
Slawson y Hobbs have sold FOR Joseph L. O'Bren.
manager OF the estate OF Morris OBrlen. the two
iota situated at the southwesterly corner OF the
boulevard and One-hundred-and-twelfth-s Terms
private.
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la5,h s..

There are no uns O, any kind sEans, the above o.
scribed property.
Dated: New York. March 9Th. 1899.
CHARLES d. OLENDoRF, Pe'erss.
OTIS a PRFSSINGER.
Attorneys Plaintiff
III Broadway.
Borough - Manhattan.
New city
EDWIN - DJSENBtRY.
Attorney Defendants.
81 Liberty Street
Borough % Manhattan.
New York city
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financial elections.
Mexican National Railroad Company.
ELECTION NOTICE,

New-Yort March l. 1899.
IN accordance with the provisions of certain
- Voting Trust agreement dated September lst 1891
which the Farmers Loan Trust Company Is Voting
Trustee meeting Of the holders Of certificates OF mat
Company representing Mexican National Rail
Company will be held st II o'clock noon At the
ONCE Of the Company. Wall Street "Wednesday March
22d the purpose ~ nominating three directors TO be
elected at tho annual meeting Of tho Company.
The books for the transfer OF certificates Will be closed
OF business Saturday. March 18th. and remain
closed until the final adjournment NJ meeting.
ANDREW ANDERSON JT'. Secretary
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finanrial
To the Shareholders OF the
Chicago & Alton r. r. Co.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Ma
JORITY OF THE CAPITAL STOCK OF TIE
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD COMPANY
HAS BEEN DEPOSITED under the agreement or
January 2Sh sad agreement has therefore De-
effective and that the purchase price FOR the STOCK
deposited will he payable by the purchasers al INC
ONCE Of this Company and after MARCH 10, ISoo'
upon surrender OF tho receipts Issued therefor
The for the deposit Of stock under the terms OF
above agreement has been extended UNTIL Afhih
IsT, 1899, purpose ot enabling any remaining
holders preferred and stock 81 said Railroad
Company to avail the offer fpurchascand 70 deposit their
certificates with Trust Company The purchase price
for all stock deposited prior 10 MARCH 18TH iSoo
will be navahe by purchasers upon surrender OF ire
Trust Company's receipts therefor on md AFTER 1hH
I5TT! DAY OF MARCH, 1899. The purchase price
for all stock deposited BETWEEN MARCH 18TH
AND APRIL 1ST. Inclusive. will be payable by the
purchasers time time but not later than (fNih
IL. 1899.
United States Trust Company of New York,
BY JOHN A. STEWART President
New YORK March 2d 1899.
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NEW BUILDINGS.

lst--t No 7, for hve-story brick tenement
house and restaurant. 22 4xG2.S; Davis Karp,
No 1.iO8 2d-aye, owner; Max Muller No ~
Centre-st architect ..........:......
Avenue A. No 1913. for six-story brick tene-
ment-house with store %. sxs9: William Evans.
no - East I34th st. owner; Kelly 60.
No 100 Wiam-st. architects ......... ........
pia-st s. 100 y OF 1st-ave FOR four i've
story brick fathouses 25xS15; Gundlach &
Koch No 204 East SGth-st. owners; Henry
Andersen tFcNlIect
CIlnton-st No 244 m 24s for two sir-story and
basement brick nathOuses. 3O2tGl.2. Roginsky
Z. Psrelman, No o. Wlett-st, owners;
l5th-st. Nos 1872 and ia West. FOR an eight
story brick bachelor Rpartment-house. %. lx9O;
Mohawk Realty Company. No l36 Liberty St
owner. Neville & Bagge. architects ...........
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Uoffnn HIramers.
PED D LINE

RED d LINE
~ For Ia Guayra, Puerto Cabeo, Curacao and Mara
caibo. via Curncao-Calling hlso Mt Porto Rico.
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
g. g. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday, March y ?. ".
S. S. CARACAS. Saturday. April {. = NJ
Thess steamers have superior accommodations for par
sengers.
BOULTON. BLISS e. DALLETT
General Manager. i35 Front 90
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Proposals

ARMY RUITDING. WHITEHALL STREET.
A New YORK CITY. March 10. 1879 Sealed Proposals.
IN plicate VIII be received here until Il CLOCK n9on
narneft with second hand launches thirty feet
long IN good repair and ready FOR immediate delivery In
Sew York Harnor Bids give fI particulars az 10 con-
dtion age description The L reserves the right
"a roiec. or accept all prorosas. or part
thereof Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
Proposals f0r Launches and addressed 70 n = KIM
BALI. Depot Quartermas;er
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l,rArE OLE NEW YORK. STATE COMMITS.

- SION IN LUNACY Sealed proposals VII be re- r.,
ceived at 60 Aston House, New YORK Ivy uhn
- ocioc noon March by the undersigned, for
supplyng the different York state Hospitals for
800 ~ six months beginning April LIST 1879 Win
fruaceous foods dried fruits canned goods teas syup'
molasses bakers supplies laundry supplies painters s.l
iaS c,-led hair whlskey vinegar, salt etc. etc, 10
Set forth in specifications containing tall parucuaIs
Quantities packages and places OF delivery, "nch may
be obtained by addressing tho steward % any OF u
state Hospitals. direct from L. T. GILLESPIE fous"-
keersie New York ~
I Z z. T Gqhh Committee.
/. T. GILLESPIE
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GNWRTN @ERE0AN l1OWlDo
NMNlRmR@eMMERlGAM

BAM [BWLRGoA MIsRlGNM
TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE.
NEW YORK-PARfS- LONDON-HAMBUHo
Aug Victoria. April s.l0 AN T. Bismarck June 10 M
=. Bismarck May 4 10 An A. Victoria. June ID 10 All
twin SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW YORK-UAMRURG DRIFT.
NEW YORK-I.ONpON-PAR S.HAMBURG
Pras'lia Mich. r. IN 80 4. NJ Fa,ata.. Mch d $40 p NJ
.BrGINNTNG April. GOTH the Steamers OF this ser
vice will touch AZ Plymouth and Cherbours on the way
Hamburg.
THE III Gamd r of E1HdmGTGHG Sum-
Cruise 10 NORWAY. the NORTH CAPE, and sPITZ,
BERGEN by TWIN SCREW IMPRESS STEAMER
AUGUSTA VICTORIA FROM NEW YORK JUNE 10.
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