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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-09-04

Chas. Drinkwine. of Chicago, spent
Monday in Kenosha.
Mrs. E. L. Shippee went to Harvard
Sunday for weeks visit.
A. Rice, of Chicago, spent Sunday
and Labor day with Christ Scholey.
Miss Grace Judd spent Sunday and
Monday with relatives at Antioch, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Clark, of Chica-
go, spent Monday with friends in this
city.
Miss Laura Lippert went to Chicago
Monday to enter Mercy Hospital as a
nurse.
Miss Eva Robinson, of Madison, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Buck
master.
The ladies of st. Matthew's church
will hold rummage sale Sept. IS, 20
and H.
Mrs. r. Forrest, of Chicago, is
spending few days with Kenosha
friends.
Henry Kotz is enjoying a weeks va
cation from his work in the Suther-
land store.
Lemuel johnson, of Dixon, ILL.,, is
spending short vacation with friends
in this city.
Edward Young, of Chicago, spent
Sunday and Labor day with relatives
in Kenosha.
Mr. and Mrs. William Albert Frantz
have returned to Kenosha after short
wedding trip.
The Sterlings, of Racine, defeated
the Orioles at Central Park Monday by
a score Of Is to FIVE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Filbin, of Chi
cago, spent Sunday and Labor day
with relatives here.
Prof. E. Q. Wiswa1l and family left
Monday for Madison, where they will
reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren French re-
turned home Monday evening from a
two days trip on the lake.
Jay Morton, Sterling Morton and
Miss Jean Morton, of Chicago, spent
Monday evening in Kenosha.
Miss Louise zens went to Chicago
Monday to enter the Mercy Hospital as
novice in the Catholic Sisterhood.
Mrs. L. Graham and daughter ar
rived home Monday from an extended
visit with relatives in Minnesota and
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway, former
residents of Kenosha, now residing at
Elgin, ILL.,, are spending few days in
Kenosha.
A marriage license has been issued
for the marriage of Max E. Peltzer, of
Chicago, and Miss Stella Ann Leach,
of the town of Brighton.
James Ewing, who has been ork-
ing at the Opera House barber shop,
has left and gone to Racine. He.is
running shop in that city.
Miss Jennie Truax, o. Harvard, who
has been visiting the past two weeks
at the home of her brother and wife, re-
turned home Sunday afternoon.
The Rev. Edwin T. Farril1, of Leba-
non, New Hampshire. will come 70 Ke-
nosha this week and supply the pulpit
at the Congregational church for the
next two weeks.
Misses Anna Gil1ett. Anna Gibbon S,
Agnes Hannah, Anna Lippert and
Alice Toner returned to Chicago Mon
day to resume their work as teachers
in the Chicago schools.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-09-04
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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-09-04

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
WARREN.

The body OF n young child Of Mr.. Ar
thur Martin. who formerly resided In this
town. was inferred at the South cemetery
yesterday
Rev. Herman w. Watjen. pastor or the
Baptist church. delivered the discourse al
the midweek prayer meeting last night.
Rev. Hopkins ID. Cady conducted the ser
vice at the NJ. L. church.
No game will be held here Saturday by
the Warrens. The general feeling here Is
that the present series with Bristol Will
never be finished so the dtciaon Of the
series Is on although Bristol has one
game TO her credit.
Warren lodge, Knights of Pythias, held
"A social time In Odd Fellows hall last
night.
The ATTENDANCE at the grange bake yes
terday was larger than any previous
year The newc electric line ran double
headers TO accommodate te the crowds who
wished to attend. The quality OF the
bake was up to It's high standard at
talned every year under the very capable
instruction OF Henry III. Munroe. Dancing
was held In the grange hall from y. m.
TO p. m. music being furnished by
Greene's orchestra.
The concert OF the Harmony band.
which was 20 have been held last night,
was postponed until later
Mr. William ~ Ackley and Wife OF
Brooklyn. N. Y. are visiting at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. ~. y. Rowland.
Rev. Father Fantcaux OF the Church or
81. Jean dc Baptiste. is entertaining mem
bers OF the diocese from Providence at
his home on Main street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
LINCOLN.

There will be two interesting baseball
games tomorrow afternoon on the John
street grounds. The first game will be at
l:45 o'clock between the fixers employed
at the Ann and Hope mill and those OF
the No. mill. The second game will be
started at $3.50 o'clock and the opposing
mines will be the Dexters and the Berke-
leys. On the Prospect Hin grounds the
Lonsdale Parish club will play the st.
Georges of Central Falls. Sunday after
noon the Albion team will line up against
the Berkeleys on the Albion club grounds.
Canoeing seems 10 be the fad on the
Blackstone river this season. Hardly
day passes but two OF three young men in
their canoes may be seen passing up or
down the river. Touring the Blackstone
from Woonsocket TO the Narragansett
bay is the way several young men in
Rhode Island have spent their vacation
this summer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
new CAPTAIN
Company D Now In Charge Of
Walter {. Harrington.

The special election held by Co. d.
First Regiment Rhode Island militia, al
the armory In the Phenix building last
evening. to elect captain resulted in
the selection OF Walter Il. Harrington,
who was formerly lieutenant In the
hrst regiment. Rhode Island volunteers.
and more recently colonel OF the Ken
tish artillery.
Lieut.. Col George A. Forsythe. pre-
sided at the election. First Lieut.. Ma
crea was first rendered the nomination,
but he declined and a similar course was
taken by Second Lieut. Crosby. who was
similarly honored by nomination for the
captaincy. Then followed the nomina-
tion and election of Walter +. Harring-
ton as captain OF the company.
The newly chosen commander OF the
company has many friends and admirers
In the brigade. who predict that under his
administration the company will flourish
and hold high place for discipline and
efficiency.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
GOOD FELLOWS
They Had an Enjoyable Outing
at Rocky Point.

The first field day OF Sterling and Noun,
Hope assemblies. Royal Society OF Good
feliows. was held at Rocky Point We'd
nesday. The first contest was a ball
game between tho assemblies, the Ster-
hnss winning by score OF ~ TO g.
AS a prize special brand of Good
Fellow cigars was presented by the su-
preme treasurer. James @. whitehouse,
10 the winning team, box of cigarettes
TO Mt. Hope and a box OF wax tapers TO
the umpire. James NJ Shawcross. su-
prem trustee
The prize OF a box OF cigars in the So
yard foot race was won by John r T.
hyder ruler OF Mount Hope assembly.
Whlle the victors In the three-legged race
Rsad RsaS or ar sTI,r ssy8r OF Mount HoRe, and Mr.
toss. the prize. a pair OF shoes, was pre-
scented to Mr.. Read. Mrs. Benton won
me the ehatelaine bag given as prize IN
jump. open 10 all members. was won by
Alpsrt =. Foster OF Centredale assembly,
box OF cigars.
sembly. No. Al. captured the pair OF shoes
offered as prize in the fat mems race.
open to all walking race for women
rocking chair T. standing an dIgSSn; SrG;a99 99riife isns a
was won by j. f. Moore OF Boston. K
Do yard running race for girls not over Is
2SaiS Wa WON Dy MISS Della Cunning
ham OF Providence: prize. 81 A 5O-yard
dash Tor boys was won by Maurice C.
Smith. Jr.: prize, ST.
one or the most amusing games was
a tug-of-war. open 10 all members The
captains We're Mr. Negus of Elmwood
assembly and Mr.. Bates. also OF that as
sembly. Capt. Negus' team succeeded in
winning the trophy.
Great credit IL due the chairman and
committee for the successful day. The
members and friends partook OF one OF
Manager Harringtons shore dinners IN
the interval between games
The guests included James e Moore.
Jr.. grand secretary OF Massachusetts,
and Edward Regan OF the supreme ofrlce,
In Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
: CUMBERLAND

The c. I. A. baseball team will have as
their opponents tomorrow afternoon on
the Dexter street grounds the ST. Ste
phen's team OF Hebronvile
The many friends of Rev. James p. r.
Kelly are pleased to know OF his appoint
ment to the rectorship OF a parish I'm
North Cambridge. Mass, Rev. FIR. Kelley
was born In Lonsdale and he has many
friends in the village.
meeting OF Loyal Enterprise Lodge. /
O. q. F.. NJ. u. was held last evening and
considerable business OF Importance 10
members was acted upon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

IL was suggested TO Mr.. Sage that there
was general opinion that combinations
az certain times were good things for
the country.
THE RUIN OF ALL.
Yes. Mr.. Sage replied, when several
Industries are starting out ia business
IL Is wen for individuals 10 combine for
mutual projection until the business Is
firmly established
When the business is 80 established
the combination should be disrupted and
conducted on individual lines Then, II
one individual became embarrassed. IL
Industry.
believe II is best TO have such indus
tnan combined into one great combina-
tlon. the embarrassment OF which would
mean the ruin OF ALL"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
TRUSTS DENOUNCED
BY RUSSELL SAGE.
Declares They Are a Menace to
True Government, Will Cause
Revolt and Ruin to All.

New York. Aug. 22.-Russell Sage In an
interview yesterday referred To pub
iished statement quoting j. Pierpont Nor
gan as saying that the era OF great trusts
had just begun. and that more gigantic
corporations are stored In the near fu-
ture, some of which may overshadow the
steel trust, Mr. Sage said:
oPPREssoRs OF THE PEOPLE.
Whether Mr. Morgan said that or not
combinations are a menace TO true gov
ernment Not only so, but they are the
oppressors of the people"
What Will be the result OF such an
era7" asked the reporter.
I'm such an event the American people
Will revolt against them. and there will
be financial ruin. the like OF which this
country has never seen--or any other"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
HELD FOR HEARING

Luigi Rossi resident of Swiss street,
was arraigned before United States Com
missioner Mumford yesterday on the
charge OF having and Offering for sale
cigars without the United States revenue
stamp pasted on the packages. The arrest
Is the second one connected with the same
case.
He was held In $500 bonds for hearing
one week from tomorrow
Rossi runs saloon on Swiss street.
whence the revenue officials said they
thought he sent out the cigars.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
foreclosure 5ules.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY O

- w
- YORK.-Sydney II. Solomon. plaintiff against Alice
Edwards Jarvis defendant-In pursuance OF Judgment
foreclosure sale duly made and entered in the
action bearing date 18th day OF
ary 1901 Undersigned the Judgment
named Will sell public auction. the New York Real
Estate Saesroon. No III Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan city Of New Yerk on Friday the 21st day
OF March. 1902 l2 o'clock that
Co5sticker the
to be sold therein described All
pieces parcel land with the
buildings erected situate. lying being
City Of Borough Of Manhattan which. taken
together bounded described follows Beginning
point southerly side One Hundred Six
tcenth distant ninetyfour feet westerly
southwestery Of One Hundred
and Avenue NOW called Pleasant avenue' thence
parallel with said hundred
inches westerly. parallel with
fifty feet: thence norherly.
hundred feet eleven inches
sotnerly Sixteenth street. thence
easte-v along southerlv side One Hundred and
Sixteenth street the point begin
ming being lots numbers hundred and one
hundred the nap OF property OF MiedoIlar
filed York Registers office hundred
eighty-six
Dated New York. February 27th 1902.
JULIUS LEHMAN. Referee
NJ s & l. s. ISAACS Plaintiffs Attorneys. 81 and %
Pine street. New York City
The following diagram of the property to be sold
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
90 ubom IT Hlap Gonrsru.

rITY. COUNTY AND STATE OF NEW
- YORK SIS: We George r. Burnett, Fassitt Burne1t
George A and Richard Burnett co pa t1,
he Sir Robert Burnett
tarehv certify that engaged In oottllng anG
beverage, in bottles with our
names other and devices which We use and
right branded. stamped engraved
etched blown Impressed ana otherwise pTodocea thereo
That SAID names other inahs ao lS AZ
tach snnported by hand and fore arms Issuing rom
,r,,-al crayr within a circle with the word TRADE
on is jefI and the MARK on its right and the
,rt-ss G ssTt5TS POTTI,E Is NOT SOLD, But REMAINS
PROPERTY OF SIR r. BURNETT CO.. LONDON
Sr nr,no,pa, place Of is the City Of
london England - ,o.o
-e0o ~ SIR ROBERT BURNETT & CO.
GEORGE r.. BURNETT.
FAsSITT BURNETT.
GEORGE A. BURNETT,
RICHARD BURNETT.
z Z. SNYDER, Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
Nntirc of Gnmmons-

NEw YORK SUPREME COURT-May H
~ anrleby md Philip II Williams Junior, as trustees
,se- fhe Isst VIII and NJ. Valentine.
Saceeaas against Maggie Mcguire Flora iirsch, David
NaEar FreVing Company the Lawyers Surety Company
~ New York Rachel ACCOMPLISHMENTS: Trial oe-
York County-To the above named Defend
ans: hereby summoned to answer the complaint
and &c a or your answer on
~. r1af-tf ATTORNEYS within twenty days after the
ezoe Of this summons exclusive Of the day OF service
appear. or answer judgment
vii he taken against you by default. for the RELIEF de-
rnarded in the complaint - ,oo
Datei New York. February 20 lsO2
CiRASNUCK & OSTRANDER, PlalntlIs [A,torIeyys:
No 99 -Sasssu Street Manhattan, New York CITY
tn the Defendant Maggie Mcguire: The foregoing sum
800 is se-ed on YOU by publication pursuant 10 an
<r6eT of the Hon Samuel Greenbaun one o. the Jus
,tcas OF the State Of New York,
dated March q 1902 and filed with the complaint on
1902 in the ofce OF the CeFk oI ne oouiak
~ New York Court House in said County Whlcn
int was originally fled on February "a, leoZ
pated New York. March 81 1902
GRaSMTCK & OSTRANDER. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Nassa Sfreet Manhattan, city OF Nev-fork
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28

A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received a their Uptown Office.
NO l.242 BROADWAY.
% door north OF 31.t-st.. until 8 O'Clock 2.
will be received the following
orsoes nt regular
sth-ave-. g.. 23d-st: 153 Gth-ave-. 18th
St: 81 East 14th-st.: 2o7 West 42d-st., between
7th ana aves,: 263 West 12oth-st.: 1.33s Sd
ave. 10th and nth sts-: IO26 3d-ave. near
eist-st.; 1..0S 1st-ave- s9th-st.: 10. East
l25th-st.: s5G T-emont-ave.; $50 3d-ave., near
41st-st-: 5S4 3d-aVe.; 2IO BIeecker-st: a25
Bleecker-St. Brooklyn. N Y.-2IG Court-st,
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
THE HORMIGUERo CENTRAL co
fluanrial meelinns.
A MEETING of the Board of Directors of

L 4 MEETING Of the Board of Directors of
AMERICAN THERAPEUTIC COMPANY held upon
following resolution adopted:
Resolved. that il is opInion Of the Roars
visable to dissolve this corporation forthwith and 70 that
end II is ordered that special Stockholders meeting
held at the Company's Office No Street New
York CITY. on the ffth day Of May. 1902 NJ for
ne purpose OF voting upon proposition that this corpora
ton be forthwith dissolved: and be
Resolved. that Secretary or in his absence the
Secretary of this
meeting and the adoption Of this resolution
the 4 week weeks successively neat
preceding the said fifth day Of May 1902 New
YORK Tribune newspaper published and circulating in
the county In which this corporation has principal
nce and by mailing written printed o
each stoCkholder Company a known
postoffce address,
AMERICAN THERAPEUTIC COMPANY.
A special meeting Of the Stockholders Of AMERICAN
THERAPEUTIC COMPANY VIII he held at the former
Office the Company No William Street.
City the fifth day May. 1902 o'clock in the
afternoon for the OF voting proposition
that such corporation be forthwith dissolved.
order o. Board of Directors,
E. II HAMMER. Secretary OF the Meeting
New York, March Goth, 1902.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
CTPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY

~ Tie Irnporters' and Traders National Bank Of New
z--,- .,anfs@ against George Robinson. defendant
1nrno5s To the named defendant: You are here
- s,,nonned 10 answer complaint in this action and
10 serve copy answer on the paintf atorhtys
service OF this summons eXclu-
~. =, The Say Of service OF failure to
anrear or will be taken against you by
5EFfanI- reli demanded in the complaint
-ee.es New York February 3. 1902
-'0'e-' - WHITE 4 WING. Plaintiffs Attorneys
Post once address and Office. No % Nassau Street Man
haitian York City. ,- -
To George w Robinson. defendant: The foregoing sum
ns - served upon you publication pursuant TO an
Greenbaur. Of the Justices OF
IT, srn-enne Court State Of New York dated the
Arril 1902 with the complaint IN
the once Of Clerk Of the County Of New lork at the
o1rv Court House the Borough OF Manhattan City,
Sornty and state Of New York April .. 1877
Tlated New York. April .. lS0z
-' WHITE & WING. Plaintiffs Attorney
Once and Post once address. 20 Nassau Street. MahA'
York
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
as and $50 E. 10th ST.

The approximate amount of the lien charge to satisfy
which be sold is 1900
with from the LIST day OF January 1902
together with the of the sale The approximate
o and be allowed the
purchaser of the money. or paid by the
referee The sale will be subject
for 49, coo with interest at 4so from the 1s
day OF October, 1901
Dated New York, February 9th, 1902
JULIUS LEHMANN Referee.
The described premises is hereby ad-
journed Wednesday April Soth 1902 at the hour
and place.
Dated New York. April 21st. 1902.
JULIUS LEHMANN Referee.
& ISAACS. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
l3Tst Street.

the lien charge TO ;atisfy
he atoye is to be sold Is
s1s s so with thereon from the 21st day OF
costs and allowances amount
ing To- s394 81 thereon from the Sst day
Narcb Of the sale
The anproxmae assessments, or other
Witch allowed the purchaser out OF
purchase money the Referee is S4iO37 and
interest
Da''-. - ~ ED G. whitaker Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
Notire 10 Cre0ltn1s

DURSUANT to Section ) of Chapter 60 of the
laws of 1902 notice is hereby creditors
Of the Manhattan and Loan Company New
York to present with the thereof
the undersigned his office. No 217 Broadway Borough
OF Manhattan, City Of New York, Room 1910, be
fore the 22nd day Of July. 1902
Dated April 14th. 1902. ALFRED B. HALL
OF the Manhattan Real Estate and Loan Com
York
JOSFlPFI y. FUTILE, Attorney for Receiver.
3,6 Broadway, Borough Of Manhattan. New City.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
CMcial fraal Noiircs-

TTENTION is called TO the advertisement
in the CITY RECORD Of April eeh to s MAY s,n slt
BY the Board OF Assessois anu
t entering In the Bureau the Collection OF Assers
or for Local Improvement
IN M rsore IF rhe Bronx Ward, section O. 165th
Street regulating paving and recarblng ,ro &c
tc Park Avenue East -bm M -;
City Of New York April 23th 1902 ConptFoHer'
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28

OF NEW YoRK.-FTederick G. Potter. Plaintiff.
against Caggiano and others. Defendants pur-
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale duly made
entered In the above entitled action bearing date the
1902, the undersigned the Referee in
judgment named will sell public auction, the
Borough Manhattan City of New York, the 18th
Of May. 1902, II O'Clock that day. by
William Ryan, Auctioneer the premises directed by
judgment Sold and therein described follows
lot piece parcel of land situate, lying
and being In Twelfth Ward. the Borough of Man
follows: Beginning at point the norhery
distant two hundred and eghty-three
2S3 eastery the norheasteriy OF said
and Broadway formerly Boulevard: running
northery parallel with Broadway hundred
QOO 01) inches to the centre line of the
block easerly along said centre line Of the block
and four 900 feet thence southeriy again
Broadway hundred 200 feet eleven Old
inches northery 12ih Street. and thence
westerly northery side of 124th Street hun
the point place OF beginning.
be said several distances dimensions or less.
Dated New York April 18th. 1902.
ARTHUR D. TRUAX. Referee.
WILLIAM C ARNOLD for Plaintiff. 40 Broad
way Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following Of the property to be sold as
numbers being 52 529 531 and
124th Street:
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
124th Street.


app-oxirnate charge TO satisfy
the above described property is TO be sold is Twenty
thiTty-thrce and twcntynnc one hun
dredths Dollars with thereon from the l4h day
OF April 1902 with allowance amounting 10
s7sI with interest April 18th, 1902. together with
the expenses sale.
dated New York April 10th. 1902
ARTHUR D, TRUAX. Referee
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28

~ YORK-Anna r Spring. Plaintiff against Catha
rtne Calaghan others Defendants-ln pursuance OF
dNmen of foreclosure and sale duly made and entered
entitled action bearing date the 3lst day OF
Ma l. undersigned. the Referee in said
Judgment named will sell public auction at the New
Real Estate Salesroon No Ill broadway. IN the
Borough os Manhattan City Of New York on Monday
the osth April. 1902 at IL o'clock on that
day by Peter F. Meyer & Co, auctoneers the premises
directed by Judgment be sold. and therein de-
scrbed as follows: certain lot piece or parcel
of land wit buildings and improvements thereon
erected situate lying and being In the Borough or man
hsftan CITY County Of New York bounded and
described follows: Beginning at point en- the
nortberly side hundred and htyrst Street
seventyfye feet casterly from
intersection Of the northery side
~ East One hundred and thrty-nrst Street and the
sid OF running thence northery
Tarale with Fifth ninety-nine feet and eleven
inches the line OF the block between One
hundred and thirty-frst and One hundred and thirty
second Streets easterly along said centre line
Of the block thence southery parallel
with Fifth and part Of the distance through
ninety-nne feet and eleven inches TO the
orthery One hundred and thirtyrst Street nd
hundred thrtyrst Street twenty-five feet TO the
point or place beginning. said premises being known
y the number Nine East One hundred and thirty
Street.
' ED G. whitaker, Referee.
WILSON BARKER & WILSON Attorneys Plaintiff.
az wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York.
N. Y.
The following diagram OF the property to be sold
Its street number being East I3lst Street:
New-York tribune., 1902-04-28
Proposals.


PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
l. DEPARTMENT OF the Office Of Indian Affairs
washington D. c.. March 1912.-Sealed proposals. IN
blankets woollen ana cotton goods
clothins the may be, and directed 70
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs. Nos II and -
wooster street York city. VIII be received unt
O'clock D. m Of Tuesday May 13, 1902. for furnishing
blankets. woolien ana cotton goods
clothing notions and Bids must be MADE our
blanks Schedules giving all necessary
for will be furnished on Application
r. III. Indian Office Washington. D c. Nos ~ ana 40
Wooster street York City; 23o Johnson street Shi
SonIssares OF Subsistence u S. A. at Cheyenne Leav
Louis Paul and San Francisco. tne
at Sioux City Yankton. Arkansas CITY Cao
Vel Topeka Wichita and Tucson BIDS VIII oe opeieu
and above stated, and bidders are m
Tited 10 be present opening. The Department re-
serves the right determine the point OF deyery anu
20 reiect any and all bids. part OF any bid
" ieje0t "-'' ~ W. A JONES Commissioner
csEAIED BIDS or estimates for Steam httlngs,
~ ,rroueht iron oils miscellaneous supplies Will
o'clock p NJ. Monday. May oth
100 FOR particulars see City Record.
CtEAIED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
~ e,ved bv the President the Borough Of Manhat-
eos. a, the city Hall No. 16. until IL CLOCK a. M
1902 for furnishing ana deilVerhg
0000 gallons OF No b pa ing cement
the quantity and quaIlty OF tne
and extent OF the work
he made to Specifications on hle in the once OIL
ha Commissioner OF Works Room No. 1so2 NO.
d park Row. Borough Of Manhattan
- For further particulars City Record