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The age-herald., 1901-09-13
lis SCHOOL DAYS.

By Whittier.
 Still sits the school house by the road, A ragged beggar summing; Around 1t still the sumachs grow,
 And blackberry vines are running. Within the masters desk Is seen
 Deep scared by raps official; The warping door. the battered seats,
 The 1ack-knife's carved initial. The charcoal frescoes on its wall; Its doors worn sill, betraying l The feet that creeping slow to school, Went storming out to playing! Long years ago a winter sun
 Shone over 1t at setting: Lit up it's western window panes,
 And low-eaves' icy fretting. It touched the tangled golden curls
 And brown eyes full of grieving Of one who still her steps delayed When all the school were leaving. For near her stood the little boy
 Her childish favor singled; ' His cap pulled low upon a face
 Where pride and shame were mingled. Pushing with restless feet the snow @ To right and left, he fingered F As restlessly her tiny hands Y The blue-cheeked apron fingered. % He saw her lift her eyes; he felt Y Tho soft hands light caressing, A And heard the tremble of her voice, [ AS if a fault coEfessing z "T-.n s1rry that spslt the word;
 hats to 20 above You, s Beas.ssa' %.thc brown eyes lower feits "Eccause. you soc, love your sun iG.1nsry ;r sray-hai: ed man That sw~ss ch.ia-face Is showing psaf gir, the grasses on her grave
 Have fesgy Yesrs been growing: Ills lisss .c learn. h lts's hard school, How i.Sw wto rsrss ascse him Lanleas their triumph ana his lcas,
 Like her-because they love him.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
A NEW REMEDY.
NEW HEWEOs From the Mobile Weekly Press GA Negro

From the Mobile Weekly Press GA Negro
 Newspaper.) 7& t.
 Bullets, the limb, the, gailows and rss stake seem not to stop the awful crime of rape. which crime must stop We are of the opinion that too much of hero is made of the criminal and too much assurance given him of heaven by the ministry. to make him or his kind feel the enormity of their crime. We suggest the cropping off both ears. and branding in the forehead of every such villain and let him wander with the brand of Cain upon him, as a warning to similarly inclined devils
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR
From the New York Press.

From the New York Press.
 Love is cheap, but being lover is expensive.
 About the time a boy begins to think about his sweetheart his mother begins to forget hers.
 You must never kiss and tell, but if you see anybody else doing it you must tell it to everybody.
 After a woman comes home from church she has the same sort of guar anteed credit feeling that a man has just after he makes fat bank deposit.
 There is nothing that makes man so thankful he Is married as 10 have his wife wake him up in the middle of the night to ask his opinion of a new idea she has for shirt waist.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
Naval Veterans Elect Officers.

Cleveland. O.. September 1s.-At the annual convention of the National Asso- citation of Naval Veterans today the fol- lowing officers were elected: Commo- dore commander. John o. Shaw. Bath, Me; fleet captain, W. Scott Smith. washington commander, W. D. Jacobs New Haven. Conn.,. lieutenant command CT Joseph McCane, Chicago; lieutenant, J. H. Butler, Eaton, o.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
IN HOTEL LOBBIES
 AND ELSEWHERE

Astrologer Raphael's prophecies for this day, Friday. September 19, 1sO1i
 Doubtful; keep myself quiet"
 See that thou dost not speculate or run any risks with thy moneyi be careful of quarrelling and avoid 1t; thy birthday is an unfavorable one.''
 "A child born oh this day will spend much of It's money fooiishly and be gem erally very poor"
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
WHAT IT MEANS,

From the Marion Standard.
 Mir. Underwood will lead the Democrat ic forces for the adoption of the new coa. stituticn. Mir. Underwood Is looked upon as one Of the ablest and most popular Democrats in Alabama, and the banner in his hands means nothing short of success.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

The Paterson Reds prefer to strike at an anarchist, rather than at the son of a farmer who rose by honorable steps to the highest office.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

The advances in the prices of dia-
 monds and pearls are said to be due to the increased pressure to get into the 400 of some town.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

In recent cuts from Buffalo light overcoats appear, thus showing that this country is broad enough to har- bor many sorts of weather.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

There never has been and there never will be too many poets in the world, but the semi-poets or worse are another thing.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

The mother of Secretary Gresham is living in good health and fair strength in her 9Sth year. She had a son, a colonel, in the Mexican war.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

Ecuador is shooting into Colombia on the one side and Venezuela on the other, but General Uribe-Uribe is equal to the occasions himself. He can distribute himself or at least his name
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
A NEW EDITION.

From the Nashville News.
 The report that Hobson and Miss Van Alen are to be welded is an edition de luxe of the monthly Hobson marriage rumor.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

The woman Goldman has ready tongue. She says she would have plunked Mark Hanna if she had been in an aggressive mood.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

The looters in China are going to their respective homes accompanied by transport ships loaded to the gun wales.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

The rising statesman does not need a press agent more than the author of new book of the Web. Davis sort.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

Handshaking at free.for-all recep. tions is at a discount.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

When Admiral Schley went into bat. tie at Santiago he forgot to have his lawyer on the bridge.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13
BEATS FOOTBALL.

From the St. Louis Globe Democrat
 The rackng automobile is setting mark in the Epalty column that the college football, Rs will hardly surpass.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

system. The history of other cou11- tries should be studied, instead of the schemes of the money sharks of the Eastern cities. A repeal of the 10 per cent tax upon circulation would cure the recurrent evil of tight-money.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

Surgery and Death fought each other at Buffalo, and Surgery won.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

Straw hats are not quite ripe in this climate, and no one need mind the fashions of the hyperborean belt.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

Guiteau and Czolgosz-these are not United States names.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

There is no politics while the head of the State lies stricken by an assas- sin.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

Good wishes and thoughts are now put of at Buffalo.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

Herr Most is now an anarchist of the agnostic sort. He knows nothing of Czolgosz.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

Good new health and long life to t..c first citizen of the land!
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

William J. Stone wants his Sena- torial toga covered with silver trim mings.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

No matter how the assassin's name be pronounced, he remains cowardly fool, full of vanity and devoid of sense.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

The high duties upon necessaries should be taken off, and put on an- archists
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

This sign should be hung over New York harbor: NO asylum here for assassins."
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

The dirigible balloon is hanging fire at present.
The age-herald., 1901-09-13

fideflce in MT. Cleveland's sense of jus- tice,' and all that; but he soon seemed to rejoice in every animadversion to the President which he was able to hear or find in the newspapers. One day NIT. Cleveland chanced to emerge from the private part of the house and pass through the open corridor as this man was the signal for a stream of abuse which would not have listened to had I not been directed to do SO 'Upon what meat doth this Caesar fecd?' was his opening exclamation, ard then he pro- ceeded to say all the mean things he could think of, ending up on this as on other occasions by expressing wonder that mo- body had ere this made away with him. No conversation took place in which the attempted assassination of Hayes and the wonder that Cleveland had not been actu- ally assasslnated were not mentioned
 "One day this man announced that he wanted to come to my room that evening for a confidential talk. I gave him my address and told the private secretary of the appointment. He came to my room on the third floor of private house, early and stayed late. I had to work the last car suggestion to get him to move at all. after he had put in nearly Ave hours 'orating' before me. But he said nosaipg to indicate any dangerous purpose on hi., part. Wearied of the harangue, 1 re. clined on a sofa, and much of the time he stood over me, with his face nor eighteen inches from mine. and shaking his fist before my eyes as an effective gesture. once asked him. as the assas- sination talk became rife, whether he thought any one would attempt to take the life of Mir. Cleveland. This struck him evidently as leading question. for he parried it by saying that he thought
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
REAL ESTATE.
AN APARTMENT HOUSE AND AN APART
MENT HOTEL SOLD.

A L. Mordecai & Son have sold for Henry An
hundred and twenty y-ninth-st. a six story brick
or Elghth-ave. Mr.. Anderson bought the property
In September, 1899.
L. j. Phillips & Co have sold for Charles NJ.
Ialhtor to George d. Benjamin Nos 32O 322 and 32i
west Flfty-ninth-st., three four story frame bus-
ness buildings, on lot 5Oxlc05 feet.
a 8 Lamphear is reported to have sold for II.
Miner NO 8 West Twenty-sixth-st., seven story
apartment hotel on lot 25xss.9 feet.
aaron and l. ]. Bach have sold to Robert j.
Tracy parcel at the northeast corner of One
hundred-and- twenty fourth-st. and Park-ave., for
about $4,000
Harry 5. Howell architect has filed plans with
the Department of Buildings for two semi-freproof
brlck hathouses, to be built the northeast
or Bergen-ave. and Rose-st. The fathouses are to
be six stories One building will occupy plot 1231x
So feet and the other plot 75.11x94.1O feet. The
cost will be $l25O0O
Plans have been filed for a ten story brick fac
tory and storage house. The building is to be fire.
PROOF, and will occupy plot 3oxlO9S feet Richard
owner. John W. Stevens is the architect. The
building will cost 100000.
Inc Societa Giuseppe Mdzzini ltaltana Di Mutua
Soccorso yesterday took title to the building No.
FTanklin-st., from Charles Zerbarini, for $1,000
collins & Collins have sold for Judah l.. Adler.
me fonr story. brownstone dwelling house No b2
East Eishty-irst-st.. to client The size of the
The secreta-- of John D. Rockefeller said yes
terdaX that he could not tell If the report that
Mr. rockefeller would build marble dweiling
was true Il know absolutely nothing about this
subject" he added
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
fay TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE,

80 Aug. 6-wheat took the lead I'm the grain
-,ets to-day, after playing second 10 corn for
p1 ,,eexs II advanced lssc, and closed l9sc to
slD ,,,sr saturday. There no great buying but
y, ,,ere scarce. There were huge clearances-
$50 bushels Kansas City and St Louis had
bsat than year ago. 10000 bushels against
!. "a, bushels: the total primary receipts were no
- than last year The market was helped by
- cash demand for hard winter wheat with
= ~ lc over September for il, the wheat that
.r ago was Sc under the contract and that
80 thFs year about &c under. Foreigners were
So ~ futures. September opened at 6sl4c sold
Zen sSs.c and 7O7sc. and closed at 70ssc De-
her closed at 727sc. There were no English
.les Paris was up equal TO li4c a bushel. Rus
- ron advices were unfaVorable Harvesting
,,lts in England We're said to show about 8
t.,els per acre less than year ago The visible
sed Jos 600 bushels. Shipping sales here were
.aao bushels The Southwest bought futures. The
-.bUestern news was bearish. the Dakotas and
,,.nssota estimated at 100000 bushels by the
-,etary Of the Minneapolis Exchange. 1t was de-
ss5 to-day by ballot to permit trading in all the
sssrred months of all grain.
rrrn was irregular. at time sc under Satur-
- but finally closing 1sc TO 11c over. The spec
l.rve interest not broad There was selling
:, lonr December and May corn by Cudahy. Rob-
: and other important holders. Crop advices
-, ,he West were generally bad. There was Of
ss.l confirmation OF only q per cent for the Mis-
rOrn crop september opened AT oiH4c, Solu
Green 5s7sc and 5skc and closed at $3.50; Decem-
-. closed AZ 5S7se: May 60ssc OF the worlds ship
--.,,s sS00o0 bushels. America contributed only
EsaN bushels. To-day's clearances were only
q an bushels The visible decreased $4,000 bushels;
- chicago stock 6967 600 bushels increased 1884,.
.ao bushels There was a small decrease pas
-, Shipping sales were only $1,000 bushels The
- Is nervous this week because the State
,ors are coming in and the Government report
rr be Issued Saturday.
oats are quiet. steady for September with corn.
Aut rather easy for May. The close was isc TO
a., under Saturday September S5c; May 37sscd37s4c
T,s feature Of late has been buying Of September
,rs selling Of May by Bartlett-Frazier and other
,.vstor interests the covering OF September hedges
o,s the renewal OF them for May. Receipts
lsrgs ge cars to-lay and $40 for Tuesday Clear
nces we're only 1900 bushels. The visible decreased
sg 90 bushels The Chicago stock, 74l 900 bushels.
decreased l2s.0O0 bushels
Flsrseed was weak the cash off &c TO 81 6S Fut-
ures nominally unchanged, September 81 60; Octo-
berN3 Receipts OF seed are larger and the grad
ing Is improving. Oil is easier. about &c for car
lots.
Provisions quiet, not much speculation except
IN the way Of changing. Prices opened firm. but
Welded the list closed 2lsc lOc under Saturday
SPECULATION is light The steel strike is against the
PROVISION market. The rush Of hogs West is letting
up only $1,000 at Western points to-day, against
5000 last year.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

81 s5s5 Msts 2fG .32S s snd a2 r.
johnson ct al Sheehan Collin attys; Benjamin Patter-
s5t ss Ge @ SE 81 SaS S t e4 sS;ts $500 9S
dan-ave. 80 2xlO0 II; story h; foreclosure
sSol Sc. taxes etc s14s 50: 52l i2sdst' s 2ss 10
IL ot Amsterdanave 33 2xl0O H. story bk and h;
costs 1898 36 taxes. etc Sl,47s 50; 526 123d
n foreclosure sale: same narties: due on i3pt $50
14s Ca $3.50 46 taxes etc 81 So 236
Of MadisoaNaye 27xi00 ~ 90 1oI r. b 81 90
sale; WHhelmine d TiIimann agt Frieda Hart e. al:
Quackenbush Wise attys: Thos f Keogh. ref: on
judgt 1850 costs S5441O etc S1O33 Ss prior
BY Bryan L Kennedy & Co: 28a West End-ave W 5.
sale. Ida agt Caroline IiartweIl ct al: " peck
SIty Jullisrd ref due judgt $50 73o So;
IGt3Ieye I6sx1oo5; story dwg h: foreclosure sale;
Rooh 81 0s'99 o5n ' a" as;s TTs 1gt BoeTs ct al Turner
judEt So 459 93: costs 1898 90 S495 on
By William Ioi Ryan: i5s i5ls 200 # Of
is-a'S ooNllS3 story dwg h; foreclosure sale;
Caroline weinberg agt MARGARET Geisler al; Weinberg
& &E5os atys Brown. ref due on judgt. s3612;
BY Herbert sherman: Conven,-ave s. 47o 8 II n Of
SYNOD Of the eformed chuTeh "a agt EGgene Meivn
e. a.; + teyd atty r w Weilng. ref: due judgt.
BY L Phillips 8 Co: AGO W 145th-st s 172 IT W Of
W lsE9' story dwg h; foreclosure sale;
Sc s a. S, e, 2mnSe san a. Lske .Sa- REF due on iudst
BY d p Inrrahan & co: fs " i2i-st n 8 2a1 8 # W
of 5th ave. 90 loSlOo5: story bldg with store:
" Burton indy and exr trustee etc. all Harris &
costs saSs u taxes etc. 81. 4oe as '' S''--'
a. ~ Philip \ Smyth. "a ave and a7th-st. cor.
Henry schmidt et al trustee. James Cassidy e;
al. Glggenhcimer. Unermyer Marshall atys: Samson
eis. loss washinston-sve 5 iSS 6Is II n Of
.S On $s iolsesuf. ;2 as sss a~E 4 %
as NJSe 5S EyTH % e, al Az Forster, 5 Ho'sng g & 4 kenSs
$500 Sc. taNee, etc. SlS 76
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
Dipioeno Noilres.
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD
COMPANY,
yY,rTr, ~ ~. =, -,
'I'hE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com.

'%'''' Asb RAILROAD
- New York. July s. 1901
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com
pany has this day declared a quarterly dividend Of
ONE tl) PER CENT. Of the surplus OF
Company payable September 1901 the holders az
the close Of business August u, 1901
The transfer books of the second preferred stock will
close At p. NJ. August Is. 1901. will remain
closed until 10 A NJ. September 1901 Cheques will be
mailed by the CONTINENTAL TRUST CO ef City
OF New York. FREDERICK STRAUSS
Assistant Secretary
on and after September 3D. 1901 voting trustees
viii be prepared holders OF
voting trust certificates for second Of
record at the close Of 18th 1901 at
the city Of New York No. 80 Street New York
city, on presentation them Of
tiheates for exchange for stock certificates.
J. KENNEDY TOD & CO.
Agents Of the Voting Trustees
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS
\ DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT. has been
pany payable September Sd the Office Messrs
J. +. Morgan CO. York. stockholders Of record
al clock p, NJ August 18TH at which time the
Yer books will be closed
The books will be reopene1 september 4th
CHARLES f COX. Treasurer
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC & MFG. co.
No. 10 Broadway New York. " Y. July 26th. 1901.
AT \ MEETING held this day il was
RESOLVED. That quarterly dividend of ONE AND
THREE-Q ARTERS PER CENT N&4Tl upon the Assent
o the Company be declared payable August
18th 1901 stockholders Of record and that the trans
fer books for the asserting stock be closed August 9th
1901. three O'Clock T. NJ. and opened on August 18TH
1901. at ten O'Clock A NJ.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Herbert A. Sherman: No I2I 61st-st. 2l5
OF 9th-aNe, 2OXlOO5 II dwg h; foreclosure
sale Cornea Elliott Minnie Hornsby ct al; Merritt
r ftavi!and atty; Sidney Cwoen. due judgt.
$io56 3S costs S3S2 IS. Sl3I3 O1; to the
By William NJ. RYAN No 24O 65th-et. 800 #
oI Ilth-ave 25xlO05: story fr and story fr
avg n on rear foreclosure sale: Hebrunn Dan
e Ioas ct all joseph Stenert atty Charles Schwick,
ret due judgt. $l,l2S STS
SoIS "; 10 Catharna Stricken $4,000
by eter + Meyer & Co.: Farms southerly II of
2t NO VI being p T. in width Sheris sale under execu
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP

PLIES.-Ofice Purchasing Commissary. =: 5 Army
M 20 Whitehall Street New York City. y y. Aug o.
proposals for furnishing and delivering SUB
sstence supplies this city for thirty days conenS
sept IsOf received at this office until II clock
A. Aug IS, 1901 Information furnisaeo on spplca
ton Envelopes containing bids should be marked Pro-
poxaIs for subsistence Supplies. opened Aug To- 1S
L. =. a.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
PENNSYLVANIA.

WATER GAP HOUSE.
7, che Mountains OF Pennsylvania %. hours from N
Jsrkawanna r. r.. Most beautiful scenery Ia .ne
country Of hotels. L. W. bSoAUhI<'
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
financial Alerilnas

Gam Grbools.
,-.r,,, vopx DAY SCHOOL. 55 Nassau St
VI" ~ EVENING SCHOOL. . West 18th ST
LAW SCHOOL DWIGHT METHOD" OF IN
sTRUcTION LII B years LII NJ. three years
Send for catalogue GtIOtStIE CHASE, Dean
NrEW YORK UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.
N Sixy-Eeyenth opens Oct j. 1901 Day Glasses
1v,,b sessions from $50 Z. NJ. ILL b. after two
,esrs, Evening Glasses. sessions p NJ Gil n
,bree yearsl Graduate Glasses lead TO II. NJ
Tnifton For circulars address
I. J. TOMPKIAS Registrar.
Washington Square. y. y. City
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
5tenmbudts.

HUDSON River by DAYLIGHT.
Pan-Amerfcan Route with v. Y c. West Shore r. r.
Pslatal Day Steamers NEW YORK and -ALBANr.'
Fastest the World
DAILY except Sunday
For CatskiIls Albany. Saratoga Buffalo and all
points East, North and West.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton ST. (by Anne<)- 100 A NJ
Desbrosses st. Pier 90 "
landing at Yonkers West Point Newburgh PouzH-
keepse Kingston Point. CatskfL Hudson and Albany
Through Buffalo all points sale at Lead
ticket Offices including those Of the New York Trans
fer Co. who check baggage from residence 70 destination
CONCERTS MORNING & AFTERNOON
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
ARByGKIIE'S DEEP SEA
M07IEl G0.

VIII receive passengers daily except Sunday at South
gerry Booyn side the arrival ferryboats leaving
We" 1ork at 5O4 and S:04 p. NJ. Passengers
day trips will remain until Monday morning Ticket
olee ana null information II Water Street. York
ana Hotel Margaret. 97 Columbia Heights Brooklyn.
Rooms and berths be secured P by tele-
phone, 1865 Broad. New York or 1881 Main BROOKLYN
Also South Ferry Brooklyn side. after P. VI.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Broadway. No clso 10 c1o1. s. 6s4 II $ Of
'Nth-st. Go7N irrgular. Charles G Dobbs
George W Stetson; mortgage. $4,000. r S.
$50 Is ................-.....- ..--..-.....
Sith at. No 500. n - i46 II OF Amsterdam ave.
2INlo22 Bertha Wachter 10 Equitable Realty
Company. mortgage. SIS. 900. Z s 81 2S....-...
FTankiin-st. No :. n s. 20 70 of BaIter-st.
23N looN22Xl00 Joseph Crovo to Charles Zer-
harnl, r S 81 75.........................
Same property. Charles Zerbarini 20 the Societa
Giuseppe Mazzini italiana III Nutuo Soccorso in
New York. mortgage. $12. co... r :. s1O........
Columbia -. No ll5. :. IT5 II n OF Stanton st,
25Nlo0, John RrHuu TO Louisa Braun. r : S24.
Delaney 81. Nos 30 and 81. Forsyth-st
no 1871 40 3NI5; Sarah Davis 70 Maurice Levy;
mortgage. $50. Ou0 .....----.
2oth st. No 300 : 60 :, n OF sth-ave. 2Ox
$40; New York Life Insurance and Trust Com
pany 90 Mary De Courval. r 5. - cents.
23th st. No 3nf. s. 81 u n Of Ath-ave. 2OX
irregular. same 60 same: r : y cents. ...--.-..
2@th-st No 3ud. :. lS9N3S.9, same 10 same;
Willow Lane (or road Pe.harnl adjoining land
OF Thomas Montgomery. Throg's Neck. 6ONI50;
Albert Clapp 20 Julia Bocs and Lorette Bau
ssrh ST. No ii3. 3 209 10 n ~ Park-ave .. TX
Inn 8, George Haas. referee. TO New-fork Life
Insurance and Trust Company, r =. $40 %.
ts2l 81. s. lZ3 Il of RathEate ave. 2oxaS;
Robert Huntley Gerard G. Counor: mortgage,
81 90: r $ - ........... .......-..
40th-st. No 2I7 n = 225 n OF Tth ave. @5x
9S .. Louis I. a Benedict. referee, To Austin Il
Fletcher trustee. etc: II :. $50 ..--.......-
issth-st a. 225 n Of Amsterdam-ave, SlN!S;
David Stewart 70 John Baker; mortgage,
So 900, r :. SI....--.-..---- ..--...-.-..
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION.-Ph
Il ro,o. a NJ Dept f42s Arch Street. PhiIa.. Pa.
1, sf fOof Sealed proposals. in trPlcate. will be
1900 O'Clock A NJ, Friday august SON.
Ioot Tor the Of four story nreproof store
house (briclN Schuykil Arsenal Phia-, Pa, in sc-
a,ce with the plans and specifications 10 be at
stS Arsenal Special attention OF intending bidders 10
Srt,eJ 10 clause in Description prefxed TO Spec1ca
,tcns relative deduction which will te made n lenstn
- rri5fnc IS reduced Bidders should state separates
,1,,nt for plumbing be awarded separately
s required guarantee amount OF 10 cent OF the
,-,I,a the work accompany each proposal UN-
GA ANTEED BIDS will be considered Govern
1t reserves the right reject or all pro-
-1sas or any part thereof. Blanks for proposals. win
Circular 10 bidders will be furnished upon application
Inve0pes containing proposals be endorsed oposas
Tor Construction and addressed 70 Col JOHN v
F.T-REY Asst Or Mr. General. u. s. Army
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

- ton OF the Trunk Sewe-.-office Of the
Commissioners. D. G. Washington. D. G. July 80 E0l-
will received at this Office until u
O'Clock ~ August a. 1901 for consructng sewers in tie
r5strfc, Columbia and blank
nronosslz NAV be obtained al right
served no reject yand bids Of bids HENRY
B F. MCFARLAND, JOHN W. ROSS. LANSING Il
BEACH Commissioners. -.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
Snmmer Resorts.
RECREATION AND
lNF0RMATlGN BUREAUS

Have been established at AS Broadway Canal
ST.: i2l6 Broadway. corner Thirtieth St: 2T5
bus Ave. corner Seventy-third ST.. New York. and
AT S5S Fulton St. Brooklyn BY the New York Cen
trail and West Shore Railroads where you can get
free OF charge full information regarding and
routes TO all the also Information
gardinE Hotels and Boarding Houses. with plans OF
rooms ard rates per Jay and week.
For fine map OF Americas Summer ResoSts'
send stamp TO George Daniels General Passen-
ger Agent. New York Central Railroad. Grand Cen
trail Station. New York