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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21
THE CYCLE SHOW.
ALI, READY FOR HE OPENING OF THE
EXHIBITION TONIGHT

THE GARDEN A BUSY PLACE YESTERDAY-Mt SIC
REVOLVING LIGHTS AND COUNTLESS OTHER
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. BICYCLE &C
cEssoR1Es AND AUTOMOBILES.
A visit, 10 Madison Square Garden last evening
showed that the plans for the opening Of the Cycie
Show tonight have been well made and that when
the doors are thrown open 10 the pubic al D. H.
most Of the many booths will be in shipshape order
for the critical inspection Of the public Hundreds
of men were busy at work yesterday getting Inc
booths into shape an arranging the curtains car
pets and clusters of electric lights.
The management is confident that the show this
year will be fully up the successful exhibition
Of 1895 No show held last year. 1T is salo
that of the two hundred firms which exhibited in
the show OF 1896 more than nifty have gone out OF
the business. Enough are left. however to MAKE
UP an exhibit sufficiently interesting to hold the
attention Of the followers Of the bicycle, large as
the number is.
In the present show there will be i2o exhibitors
occupyjng 24o spaces The arena boxes have been
boarded over and one side will be occupied with
booths while the other will be used as promenade.
It is expected that upward Of thirty firms VIII
exhibit one or another form OF the cnalnless
bicycle. and enterprtsns experts will be there to
illustrate the several ways OF transmitting power
with and without chains.
II Is expected that the exhibition of automobiles
will interest large portion OF the visitors az thls
time when the horseless vehicles Of several styles
are being discussed with more or less interest on
both sides OF the Atlantic. One firm will illuminate
Ms booth with one thousand electric lights There
Is also a revolving light arrangement at one BOOTH
Al the automobile exhibition held in 1896 In Lon
don, in connection with the Stanley show less
than a dozen horseess carriages were seen. while
last June there were 1853 different vehicles in the
Paris show. The makers Of these vehicles expect
that. when started. the movement for dis-
pensing with horses will rapidly assume mammoth
proportions here. as it has In Europe The
souvenirs that will he distributed will be eagerly
sought after.
Tonight the metropolitan clubs will be in evil
dence their members having been invited by MT
Sanger manager Of the Garden Another feature
will he the exhibit made by the League OF Ameri-
can Wheelmen. which will display samples or roao
material in conjunction with statistics or WORK
done by the League. and literature on ROAD Work
and the League OF American Wheemen
Members OF the trade will be admitted on pres
entaton of their cards after o'clock In the morn
ing The show will be open until Saturday night
January q. 10, ~
one noteworthy feature In connection with the
show will re the absence Of tandems, this model
seeming 10 have lost favor Gas lamps VIII come
in for some share Of attention The part-naKers
are there in plenty and the sundry people VIII
form no nconsiderahle part Of the exhibition.
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ATHLETIC CONFERENCES.
BOATING. BASEBALL AND OTHER IN
TEREsTs TO BE DISCUSSED TO-DAY.
FOUR MEETINGS TO BE HELD-sPoRTiSe AT
FAIRS IN GENERAL

FOUR MEETINGS TO BE HELD-sPoRriSe AT
FAIRS IN GENERAL.
Several important athletic conferences will be
held In this city to-day to settle questions which
are vexing the experts in the several departments
OF sport Captain Allen. OF Yale. will have con-
ference with some Of the Yale advisers In this city
regarling certain questions relating to rowing
matters at the New Haven college When prom
inent Yale adviser was seen yesterday ne said
he thought that Yale and Harvard would go on
and arrange for their dual match at New-lSondon
without having any further correspondence WIN
Cornell He did not consider 1t at all probable that
either Yale or Harvard would change the line OF ar
gument In any respect
Representatives Of the University OF Pennsylvahia
and Cornell are expected TO meet at the Wlndsor
Hotel this morning and to come TO some UNDER
sta nding regarding certain rowing arrangements
1t was said last night that Columbia would also
have representative at the meeting. In the after
noon there will be meeting OF the Amateur Ath-
Ietic Union officials at the Astor House. In the
evening the National Association OF Amateur oars
men will hold what promises TO be an interesting
session at the MARLBOROUGH Hotel
Representatives Of the Baltimore and Brooklyn
baseball clubs will hold another session to-day
and try again to come TO some understanding re-
gardng the proposed consolidation OF the two CLUBS
r A. Abel the owner OF the majority OF the stock
OF the Brooklyn club, admits that certain dihcutes
arisen
these differences are settled. Messrs. Hanlon
and Vonderhorst. of the Baltimore club, say that
they are tired OF talking about the matter AMI
Intimate that II the proposed deal Is not consVm-
mated In short order they will continue 70 keep the
Orioles down in Baltimore and to declare the con-
templated deal with Brooklyn OIL
President Ebbets OF the Brooklyn club has been
charged with being the person responsible for the
delay in completing the deal PVT ne says re sha ~
he is anxious to have the Baltimores come 20
Cbicag0 club was In the city yesterday In con-
sultatIon with Hanlon and other baseball oihcia ).
A rumor was current that Chicago was anxious 10
make a deal with Baltimore regarding tne nuI
chase or trade Of several players. burns , nun
self said that he In the city to see PRESIDENT
Powers of the Eastern League regarding MS IN
terests in the Springfield club, IN which Burns Is
part owner. ,, .,,.h
a Scotchman who seldom misses a curling match
of importance was seen last night. and he was en-
thusiastic regarding the result OF the match TOT
the Mitchell medal at Hoboken yesterday eAGert
that the winning was made upof others tnan
Scotchmen That was the part he did not IKE. ne i
lee was as smooth as glass in the morning. nut IL
was a little wet and soft in the late afternoon.
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BOATING PLANS AT YALE.
GALLAUDEr TO SUCCEED COOK AS HEAD
COACH OF THE CREW.
rx-cAPrAINs AND FORMER STROKE oARsMEN
WHO WILL HELP HIM-LfTTIE CHANGE
IN THE OLD SYSTEM

IN THE OLD SYSTEM.
New-Haven Conn. Jan. 20-The Yale crew coach
and the policy that will govern the preparations Tor
the race with Harvard next June were made pub
lie by Captain Allen tonight DR.. Edison F. CAL
laudct 49, OF the academic faculty, will be head
coach. and he will be assisted by ex-eaptains ana
oarsmen who have rowed on victorious Yale crews
Bob" Cook will not be back TO put the finishing
touches to the crew, as he has for many years
The men who will come back from time to time TO
assist Professor Gallaudet are eight of them ex-
captains OF crews and the others former stroke
oarsmen. as follows Alfred Cowles Is; DR.. John
Rogers 81; q. s. Brewster. 81 s.; DR.. Joshua A.
Hartwell %; DR.. S. b. Ives SO: F. A. Johnson
"a s.; Richard Armstrong 80; Payne whitney. IS;
George Langford. 81 s; DR.. Percy Bolton. S. and
James O. Rodgers. rs. DR.. Gallaudet was stroke
on three victorious Yale crews Last year he was
of material aid to Mr.. Cook and his selection at
this time Is hailed by Yale graduates and UNDER
graduates as the right thing
Captain Allen outlined Yae's training policy to-
night as follows
"Dr Gallaudet will be in control. and when the
other coachers come up from time to time. some for
a day or two, and others for week or more. &C
cording they arrange their AFFAIRS he VIII De
In position make clear to them the stage OF de-
veopment reached the need and possibilities OF cer-
tain candidates and the general work Of the ere"
up TO that stage Toward the end of the coaching
one two OF the coachers will come on to re-
main and put the finishing touches. Dr. Gal
laudet is. OF course. occupied with his faculty
duties, and cannot give his undivided attention 10
the work. but the plan outlined. we believe VIII
attain the result hoped for
'As TO rowing system. can only say that the
same stroke and the same methods that have ruled
heretofore will be maintained, with few minor
changes. Different points will be emphasized
Will be the old Yale style Of coaching
AS to Robert j. Cook, | saw him about week
ter of his return. He said then he could not come
back this year. as he had last year. for he felt
It would not be best After discussing the prop
ositon Of putting on the last finish. 80 to speak.
he said he would better not do even that for ne
had planned two-year trip abroad and he would
carry out that plan. He added. however, that he
would be glad 10 assist me in any other way that
he could"
Captain Allen has been In charge of the fresh
man-crew squad. When the Varsity crew candt-
dates called out next Thursday he will turn
the freshmen over to some other oarsmen. To-
day he weeded out the squad Of ninety, and dropped
twenty of them.
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CURLING.

THE VAN coRTLANDT CLUB WINS TIE MITCHELL
MEDAL
The Van Cortlandt Curling Club OF New-York
yesterday won the Mitchell Medal for the team
championship Of 1899 In The finals which were
played at the Thistle Curling Club. in Hoooken.
- II" FIRST two rounds were curled on Thursday
The was in splendid condition Yesterday morn
ing when the Van Cortlandt and Yonkers No. 2
teams played the semi-nnals. but rather soft
IN the afternoon. when the Van Cortlandts and
Thistle No were pitted against each other
The results we're as follows.
ROUND THREE.
VAN CORTIANDT YoNKERs NO. 2
@. p. Morrosini ir. Alexander Cochrane.
John Pepper. Robert Film
r. F. Gimartin. J. kencck "
/ Frazier (skipl George Colquhoun (skip).
Van Courtlsndt. %. Yonkers NJ. 2 O. j. F. Conlsy
skip Of Empire City Club referee
FINAL.
VAN CORTLANDT. THISTLE NO. ?.
Frazier (sklp) Alexander FRASER.
Thomas Watson
John Watt.
James Thaw (skip).
Van cortlandt. i6: Thistle No. ?. 10. John Mcmillan.
oficial referee
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11nblir Notice.

Assignees' Sale in Bulk OF the Entire
Stock of Goods, Wares and Merchan-
disc, Fixtures and Paraphernalia OF
Trade, in Stores and Premises Nos.
416 9TH Street Northwest, and 415 9Th
Street Northwest, Formerly Con-
Quoted by Charles Baum, as Also the
Unexpircd Lease OF 416 9TH Street
Northwest, Washington, d. {.
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Sports and
Sportsmen.
PROGRAMME or SPORTS TO-DAY.

CYCLING.-Fourth National exhibition
OF cycles, automobiles and accessories, Madl-
son Square Garden.
GOLF.-Open tournament. eighteen holes
medal play. Ocean County Hunt and Coun.
try Cub. Lakewood y. j.: open "choose-up
team match. Golf Club. Of Lakewood. ~ !;
ROWING.-Annual convention. Natlonal
American Association Of Amateur Oarsmen'
Hotel Marlborough.
SHOOTING. Brooklyn Gun Club. Union
Course: Crescent Athletic Club, Bay RIDGE
New-Utrecht Gun Club, WoooIawn, LONG
island. Heikes- Fulford match Holmesburg
Junction. Penn: revolver finding match
Conlin's. Thirty -frst-st and Broadway
HUNTING.--The Lakewood Fcx HOUNDS
Lakewood, y. J.
ATHLETICS. columbia University closed
contests. gymnasium.
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11nblir Nntlte.
o-NOoNr.oo<<<r(| m ~
A NDREW e.. STEVENS VS.. Matilda Stevens

n NDkEW U.
Order Of Notice.
State Connecticut Fairfield County. superior court S.
Bridgeport. January 18th, A. ID. 1899
Upoa the complaint OF the said Andrew c. Stevens
PRAYING therein forth for divorce
nendinx before this Court returned thereto
on the first Tuesday OF October. 1898.
1t appearing TO and being found BY this Court that
state gone parts unknown formerly OF the City
County and Of New YORK. and that notice OF the
OF the complaint given required by order
heretofore Issued and the Plantn asks for
a further order OF notice in the premises.
THEREFORE ORDERED, That notice Of the tendency
complaint be by publishing this order
New York Tribune newspaper printed in the City OF
York. twice successfully. commencing before
the Goth day OF January, A u. 1899
BY order OF Court,
WM. 7. HAVILAND.
Asst Clerk the Superior Court for Fairfield county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

WHEELER NINE TO BE FLOODED.
Fuel Company has decided TO food the Wheeler
Mine which has been fire for several days. This
means the abandonment Of work in the mine for
three months at least. The mine employs two hum
dred men.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOOTBALL.

Ithaca n. Y. jan a.-Arrangements for the an
nual football game between Cornell and the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania have been completed and
the date has been fixed for Thanksgiving Day
Thursday November 80. The game, as usual. VIII
be PLAYED Philadelphia No other important
games have yet been arranged by the Ithacans.
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Uric Acid Diathesis,
Gout, Rheumatism, Lithamia, etc.
JOHN v. SHOEMAKER, AM. Md, LID,
pc,y o 7her0teuhcs and
Dhadethi etc., tnisHd The Nfo York Media Journal
Repots. AMONG OTHERS. the following :ieved by
Confirmed Gout.

CASE Mira @. aged 90 years, complained OF pain
and tenderness fingers and toes which were mucn
dAfoed by equity deposits IN this the large JOINTS
were also stiff and painful motion Her general hui
ZION was poor and cardiac hypertrophy WIN IN
arerI9l TENSION showed atheromstous
thickening and there systolc murmur indicatniS
eortc valvuar disease but without marked stenosls
She was ordered suitable diet and recommended 10
change her residence more appropriate cihste'
Nbere she could spend much OF in the fresh air
In the mean four to I'VE ounces OF
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hockey.

HEFFLEY SCHOOLS. EASY VICTORY OVER THE
BROOKLYN HIGH SCHOOL
The Henley School hockey team easily defeated
the Brooklyn Boys High School seven last even
ms at the Clermont \ yenue Rink before large
crowd by the of goals 10 0. In the first half
Busch for the Henley team. captured the puck and
shot goal soon after play began
The High School boys could do nothing with the
puck. In the second half the Hefiey School for
wards kept up their good work. Busch and Melon
aid each scored goal making the final score
goals TO 0, in favor OF Hehiey School The lineup:
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Bargains in
Mems Furnishings

morning store news. Mems furnishings in
positively the Iatest styles, of excellent quail
ties, and at moderate prices at all times, as
matter of course. On Saturdays specially
low priced goods. To-day
Mems 81 and ST.. so Shirts for 75c.
1000 on sale this morning Few will be left tonight,
for the offer is already famous one from its pre-
vous announcements. Most of these are imported
madrasscs and percacs, in good patterns, carefully
selected and the kind that appeal at once to people
of good taste.
Mems Csc. Satin Ties for l2Hc.
We have sold about 10 900 of these in the past few
weeks and every time we tell about them another
lot of hundred dozen vanishes like smoke in gale.
Here they are again for to-day-hne, glossy, black
sain sip-stitched, in four widths and four lengths
Mems Csc. SuSpenders for 12Hc.
5000 pairs Of these, and you will like them. Not
especially elaborate in design, but strong and easy
and safe.
Mems Night Shirts at 2Sc. each.
We need not put the regular value on these you
do that yourself They're cheap enough. Come
before noon There are only $50 of them, and they
will sell as fast as they arc looked at
Mems Gloves, SOC. Pair.
This is a lot for a sharp strong, soon-over sale.
Probably not more than half-day's supply. Mostly
of dogskin and gloves that will please you. The
lot includes number of dozen from regular
dollar lines The rest are specials"
Mems Furnishing Store, Ninth street
4, = % Several kinds-all excellent
VIC" qualities and in stylish pat
'IouoC'S terns-are remarked at prices
that should prove an incentive to do your
choosing to- day:
81 kinds at S. $3.50 kinds at $3.50
S. kinds at 81 81 kinds at s..
Manic Speaking of pure linen
49, this stock is one ex-
az" ''o''iI" clusively of pure linen
T1anokerChieIs what's the use of
buying handkerchiefs of cotton or ad-
mixtures ? We sell linen ones about as
cheaply. You may have woman's pure
linen hemstitchcd handkerchief for SC.
Some better qualities, priced thus:
Women S hcmsftched handkerchicfs at $l25 doz
regular 81. 50 kind.
Womens hemstitched handkerchiefs at So; regu-
larly So.
For Men--An excellent quality hemsitched handker-
chiefs at 81 doz. Some at Sl.6S doz that sell
regularly at $l.92. Others at $3.50 doz that
should be So.
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BOWLING.
THE THIRD SERIES OF THE GREATER INV.
YORK TOURNAMENT.

The third series of contests in the Greater New
York bowling tournament was finished last evening
at the Germania bowling alleys between the Spar
tan. Klondike and Monarch clubs. The Klcndikes
were seriously handicapped by the absence CT their
best player, Kaher The score
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"TRIP AROUNE PORTO RICO

- The New York and Porto Rico steamship ConpsY.
American steamer SAN MARCOS. sailing from EnPh'
Stores, Brooklyn, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH. ,
m touches at all the Ports OF the Island, remalnht
there about weeks As there are no hotels YET ~
consequence OF passage include board and Acorn
modatons for the entire trip u about INVENT 1--WE
DAYS. Rates OF passage $3.50 and upward fsishtn
opportunity to visit our COLONY under the most om
Portable conditions. MILLER. BULL kNOWLrVN
Agents 1870 Pearl street, New York.
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SHARKEY GOES TO HARFARD.
NOT FOR DEGREE BUT TO BE MEASURED BIZ
DR. SARGENT

Cambridge Mass. Jan. 2o.-Thomas sharkey. the
puglst, visited the Hemenway Gymnasium to-day
a. the request Of DR.. Sargent the athletic director
OF Harvard University. and was measured and had
his strength tested DR.. Sargent pronounced
Sharkey weil-developed man. his chest measure
ment being forty-six inches Nearly all OF the
heavyweight pueilists have been measured by DR.
Sargent, and the results are kept at the gymnasium
for reference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-21

BY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE SUPREME
COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. PASSED
IN EQUITY CAUSE. no. 1850. THE UNDERSIGNED
INVITES BIDS FOR THE PURCHASE IN BULK OF
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS AND MER-
CHANDIsE IN THE PREMISES ABOVE MEN
TONED. THE SAID STOCK OF MERCHANDISE CON
sISTING IN PART OF LADIES AND GENrLEAEN's
FURNISHING GOODS. MILLINERY. CLOAKS AND
SUITS. TRUNKS. VALIsEs. UNDERWEAR. BOOKS.
NOTIONS. FANCY GOODS OF ALL KINDS. AND SUCH
GENERAL MERCHANDISE AND WARES As ARE
USUALLY FOUND IN A DEPARTMENT STORE.
ALSO ALL THE STORE FIXTURES AND PAR
APHERNALIA OF TRADE OF EVERY KIND AND
DESCRIPTION IN SAID PREMISES, INCLUDING
COMPLETE CASH SYSTEM.
ALSO THE UNEXPIRED TERN OF LEASE
FOR SAID PREMISES NUMBERED 4io 7TH
STREET NORTHWEST. FROM MINNA KEPPl.ER TO
SAID CHARLES BAUM. DULY RECORDED AMONG
THE LAND RECORDS FOR THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA. IN L-BER NO 1916. AT FOLIO 81 THE
SAID LEASE EXPIRES THE 23D DAY OF JULY. A. D.
1901
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE PURCHASE
OF THE ABOVE ITEMS AS A WHOLE. OR FOR THE
STOCK, FIXTURES OR LEASE. SEPARATELY. OR
ANY TWO OF SAID ITEMS.
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WHEN ABOUT TO TRAVEL why

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Sub-acute Gout In the Fingers and
Toes

CASE III.--'Mr. II. s. eyed SO years, a merchant.
presented himself with deposits around the small
Joints his and In the affected articula-
tions there also impairment OF motion and moderate
degree Of Inflammation with pain and tenderness There
WAS no fever. lie had had psroxysm OF
govt although equity family. He ordered n
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BUFEALOLITHIAW WATER
General ArticuIar rheumatism.
W and then with a restricted die, and

he latter In i've quanfltIeF Tour times day This
followed by the disappearance OF all the symptoms
II gout. least for the present
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BUFFALO LITHIA MATER

from six times day Inc latter Ueaune,' "As
attended results the pain disappeared from
the Joints and the swelling around them was materially
lessened much better that she could nov be
induced the other part OF the prescrlpon "c
called for change climate since she found herset
so much b4nefted by the water she did not consider
it necessary leave home"
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Uroposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FLAGS:-Phila Depot ..

PROPOSALS FOR FLAGS:-Phila Depot O.
NJ Dept. 1928 Arch Street. Phila. Pa. January H.
l69S.-Sealed proposals In Iipcate will be received
here until II o'clock A. NJ. Tuesday January oath 1889
for furnishing this depot with 500 Post Flags aud
storm Recruiting Flags in accordance with Standard
Samples. Early deliveries are required and bidders must
with what rapidity they Will make them Govern
right to reject accept any or ali pro
posals part thereof Preference given articles
OF domestic production or manufacture conditions OF
duetions manufactures the duty hereon) being
Blanks for proposals. Sc viii De furnished upon applI-
cation Envelopes containing proposals TO be endorsed
Proposals for Flags and addressed to Colonel JOHN v
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TERMS OF SALE CASH.

EACH BID TO BE CONSIDERED MUST BE ACCOM-
PANiEr BY CERTIFIED CHECK TO THE ORDER
OF THE UNDERSIGNED FOR FIVE PER CENTUM
Is PER CENT OF THE AMOUNT OF THE BID. Sue
cEssFCL BIDDERS WILL BE REQUIRED TO PAY
THE BALANCE OF THE PURCHASE MONEY IMME-
DiATELY UPON THE RATIFICATION OF THE &C
CEPTANCE Of THE BID BIZ THE COURT.
THE RIGHT TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS IS
RESERVED: PROPOSALS. TO BE PROPERLY MARKED
AND DELIVERED TO THE UNDERSIGNED on or
BEFOHE IL O'CLOCK NOON on TUESDAY,
THE PATH DAY OF JANUARY, 1890, AT 40 iTH
STREET NORTHWEST EVERY FACILITY FOR THE
INSPECTION or THE STOCK AND PROPERTY TO BE
SOLD WILL BE PROVIDED ON APPLICATION TO
THE UNDERSIGNED.
NTER COHEN,
HENRY sTRASBuRGER.
Assignees
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BUFFALO LITHIA WATER

day HIS diet restricted and mid apeTIent Eiven
three four times week. every day II necessary.
AS much exercise the open air could be taken
Insisted upon which not much at first but
Incr, ased so he spent most OF hs time cut Of
doors This treatment enabled him 10 overcome the
Cont and get rid OF the Eczema, well. in
the course 0 three months"
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PROPOSALS win be received at the Bureau of

Supplies and Accounts, Navy Department Washing
on D. O. up,l IL o'clock noon January "a 1909 and
publicly opened Immediately thereafter to furnish at the
Navy Yard. Norfolk Va quantity Of galvanized Iron.
white oak lead sheet Lead stee rvtts steel plates
and shapes, solder ingot copper slab sine, and pig
Blank proposals viii be furnished application
Navy Pay once Norfolk Va. 10 tho Bureau EDWIN
grEWART. Paymaster General. L. s. n. LOO