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PROPOs AIS.

SEALED bids viii be received by the Comnssioasf
OF fuOuc Works OF the Borough OF Manhattan.
AT the Gus Hall Room No. H. untl II o'clock Q. m
ou Tuesday. November is. 1872: Regulating and r..
having WIN asphalt pavement on present pavement
'claid as foundation, the roadway of Ninety -6rst
siirct from Madison avenue To Park avenue:
tlshh avenue, FIRST street. from First avenue Co
Avenue \; one Hundred snd Twenty ninth street
rom Amsterdam avenue to Lawrence street. One
Hundred and second street. from Sec ond avepus
avenue to Ninth avenue; Nlnetecnth street, fTop,
irst avenue To Second avenue Twenty third stree.
from sixth avenue TO Eleventh avenue: Thirty
seventh street, from Tenth avenue 10 Eleventh
avenue. one Hundred and Twelfth street, frcr,
Second avenuc 10 Third avenue; Mott street. from,
spring street 10 Prince street Wooster street.
Hundred and Thirty rrr sireei. from Seveath
avenue TO Eighth avenue Pleasant avenue.
one Hundred and Twenty fourth street. ons
avenue TO Eighth avenue. Ninety third street
from Central Park Wet to Amsterdam avenue
TO Morning Side avenue Broad street, from waii
street 20 Exchange place: Northcrly end OF the rst
section OF Riverside Drive to one Hundred and
thirty fIth street One Humid red and Tiftieth street
William street. from Cedar street to Liberty street
ono liGndUd and Eighty sixth street. from Am i.
>,crdem ayeulio to Eleventh avenue: One Hundred
ana Nn"ieth street. from Anstr rdan avenue
10 Eleventh avenue, one Hundred and Eighty %
second street. from Eleventh avenue TO broad.
wy. New Elm street from cry Hall place to Great
street. regulating and grading Fifty sixth street.
from Eleventh avenue TO Twelfth avenue.
Hank iortES specifications and ony further In
formation can be obtained al the once OF the Co'o
missioner OF Public Works. Buresu OF Highways
No Il PARK row, Borough Of Manhattan.
GEORGE LIVINGSTON,
Commissioner OF public worss
The CITY % New York, November Q. 1907.
For fun particulars see cry Record.
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Movements Of Naval Vessels.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. 600 TIL" collier
Sterling and the tug Fortune have arrived
at Norfolk. the cruiser Atlanta at Bahia.
the training ship Adams at San Diego. the
training ship Monongahela al New York
tho gunboa' Isla de Luaon at Alden. the
Runboat Annapolis at 'avte. the monitor
Monterey and the collier Saturn At Annoy
and the collier Hannibal Al cape Hayden.
The baitleship Massachusetts has sailed
from New York for Tompkinsville. the
g,nboat Marietta from Guanta. Nene-
7uels. for La Auayra, the torpedo boat
destroyer Decatur and the torpedo boa s
Stockton, Bagley. Barney. Biddle. Thorn
ton and Wilkes from Cape Haytien for
Maysguez and the despatch boat Dolphin
from Washington for Charleston, s. G.
The army transport Hancock, which
was recently transferred TO the navy. has
arrived al he Mare Island Navy Yard
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II I.atOnIa.

CINCiNNNtt. \ov ~. Long shots captured all
the purses a. Iatona 10 day. The track was fast.
% Scullyr. 10 to f. won. sim W. % -. Bonner,
To- s. second. Aroma, 10 tHothersolh, /. 30 I.
third Time. I ?al2.
second Race one mile Miss Eon. as (NeelSb.
: to 7. won. TanCrcd. ~ HelgerSonl sto T. second:
nr Hagard l0i 49, Mathew. . TO >, third. Time.
lB
Ihird Race Onr mile and 70 yards free Pass.
~ IhrlgorsouI. 10 to l. Won /onnc. 100 tNhtrosl a..
10 /. second. Fay the Fiddler, 81 IT. Gilmore, 10
10 I. 'hri. Time. Ia
lourth Race Handicap Stccpechsse. short
Use ls'ip. ~ &C., r. WILSON. ~ 10 L. won. Toto.
rs ,McAuIre', s 10 |, second Tartar. i35 Denopl.
. 10 /. third Time. sos.
INN Race = i've furlongS Diamonds and Rubles.
" : Bonner. 80 to |. won. >n,y rna. 100 (Wisett
stn |. second. spare. lo5 g. Ds!i TO !, third
Time l:U.'..
skin Race Seven 'l-lungS Frank Ne. Io4
DHcg.r-on>, 10 !. won. King BarsyCogn. i"j
:. Bonner' To l. second Maple, % Able', ~ 10 /.
third. Time. 1875.
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~ Lakeside.

CHIcAGo. NOV. 10 The racing n Lake ,dc to .tsy
Va OF the ordinaIy Kind. Inc EorcS entered heir.
OF lttlr ola and The finishes In sNerv race Win
one exception, were easy tor the winner,
I'lrSt Hacc.- tNc iIrlongS- Angelo us Rob
bins, 10 l. won: Ntl Sherry, Ilu tHiIAcuruth, .
10 10 I. second: Hickory Corners. l07 tDsNl ssnni
~ 10 I, third, Time, lbs ). IN noud Finished
thitd. but was Jisouslinrd for foul.
second Race.-FiNc and n bali iIIlonqS :, ~
pio. III. tBa,ilsio'. 40 5, won. Drummer, IO1 l{ob
bins, 10 !. second, Mayo JolnSou, 10 ~. Msldo
lfo !. third. Tine, ius :.
1bird Race SIX lnilongs- jackfull os ". waldo,
tto 10 Won The r'on. o5 Thllips 5 10 l. scct nd,
Banter, i0i lR3ttistel, TO d. third, Time. 1893
Fourth Race one mile and sixteenth
Bessie Mccarthy. 100 tPattlSci 10 >. Charlie
Thompson, ~ walsh. I 10 .. second Prince Of
Endurance. - Robbins. II to ., third. Time.
I.SD35.
l'ifth Race One mile and a bali -Rsrrack. los
Hoar. ITO 10 won: Edith @. lol walsh. 10 To /.
second. Lady Chofstor, i"i dicks, q 10 |, third.
Time, ?:ti
sixth Race .one mile -RassclaS rs tCaywoodl .
to s. won. Miss Liza, 1913 w, waldo - to I.
ond; Alassa, i?3 tBlrkenruth, 1910 !, third. Time,
1898
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| I"agl" ,ouro men, las,neh, and won two genes.
ihe scores:
| Bushwick Council ~ loc,ch. ~ nu"r
10 isuCscmer, IA? lionirhau'cn, l1; Nahlc. ~
Gsns,zsno council MORT s. 49, ". key
-, Gsliasher IN. i. r. Kelly, "a. J. \. h'l}, i"1
''''' SECOND o.Nt
Cena,aano cogac!l Mor-I'r l?l. y. k".lh q;
Total ssl, ..--..-'..'n, ,,. ,.,~n,.,
MHns 'I; rs rs TGns G 70 ,s h'T me-, 'i e.,
'o''' 40 rpiro a,ur
Monte g. S,lnn Council No \ N',r iie. Bn"d
Total -" -, =, ,.., 49, p,..,
Toi,i SO '''''' 49, '''''. ''' NV
Two more snrr, acTc Jos, t., ne, -, cu1
co,nc,l team IN the Knight, OF ralamh"s l.'a?gc
,o ,trN'''"'' O. ''''' '''"'' ''' "'s"'' 49,
| To!sI co.
NJ: oarfoi ~. Ncprrmui'. =, McDc,.I. rs
Total 81. s,co>r..r,
l"Ia cru connect SchSsh lai FRO. rurc.-
$50. Carroll. rs: Furry. ~, hcDvclu. 1871, J."
ucGlyner.. Connect G,c,nr. 30 I., ~, 80 ,'or'
"'"' '-'' ''"' p - TH nrGST ''''
l!eSns oorll Council N"lcn; lai Mad l,G'
Mcnamara, 49,. ilcnHr""}. rs. l3"t'h. IA.
MctiSucy Coguo,l-;'rccuc. ~. l"c. iG!. CLANCY.
rs, Moran. ~. Hubert. 20 lo'1., 81
Inc slrurl. . fn tn.. t',ud Central Tournament
Of Prooa,n orcurrcf m tho second gan lat night
Hlrn IcisteT'< WlllNn>burvn auIp,cl dclciird
ia, Me- ron,lr as Win "A a3s iaIi. honor, Wcr,
4, ,ri, nj, i,d am ,i,e r,i,s me scores
ytHsr GIut
oriental I-lnrrt IN. Swop- ~. Meier ri
Dent tG3. Forsyth ~, Total n.s
Surn,l.. Isi.rr ~ NIl,NN ~. seller 1853
wol' is:, iu"r, les Total. ~:
SrrnriSr Wolf III. seller .ii: W.i,oN ~
Laser 10. l,icr i,a .r,,,l pm
Metropolis m Bes'r. isp. Sh"rNnnd. lso' kri-
Ter. lAi Fisher Ia. leut,. III. Total. sa5.
rBIrp CAMP
Me fopaItsn Bean, "a Nhriv 1ud. lN.. kcl
oriental -l-hn-ri lhs. Ssopc. lsf, Meier. lS9.
The fo,owlag ga:n"' were MIA. 90 laN; nlrh, IN
tho Sluc. Exchange League ioufnaniru-.
rIpsr oANF
it2. Moore its RIron i?o Fikin. - Total G5s
Bssal-ston. hall 4 60. Dytii. ~. liolH1d, ~.
Hhslanl. - ave frarrS.. fridge a. az" frames
car IS Srsnnci il, ro,al. So.
stcoyp CAMP
1rAdis >ion Hail & GO Dl Ell ia3 fiolsud. ~.
Judge IUq HaSlan1 ~ SgaUurIi, I>u. IOiai. ts1.
Cohen Greene & Co. Cohen. 10 y. 2 Greene.
"a; ;' '''' - '''
THIRD aAar
Douinick Dummies BuTdci'. III. Nh'rr,,
,aa Hanson, 1874 Klemycf iGi. rrrna,d lip To
inl ISL.
'"' ''''
Records went by the board IN the ScCond game
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billiards.

\ tournament a. ,Ushion caToms for ANA
tours began at Daly'S academy last night .
IN" opcuiuc ,outend"r- Wer" Davis and De
Young aud tn" former won after o long game
IA which thcIe were numerous goose eggs
Davis won through superior stoadiness. The
score.
Ba,>--0 3. :? -. 2. T. " a. I. : I. o. u. T. .. 2 n. g.
a. 3 o. :? 20 i.u. l. S I. l. I, a. /. ~ o. n. .. T. g. D.
= ~ g. a. l. - T. q. B. I. 2 ~, I. o. =. !, q. 90. T.
Total. -. average, III ~; high runs. ), :, !.
he Young. = ~. g. o. o. q, :, ~ >, ,. a. I 4. T.
l. o. - a. a. l. l. T. l. :. :? u. ~ a. :, ~ q. o. o. ", q. =
! a. O. s. -. I. a. q. ? -. q. o. ~, J. .. r. =. ~ .. ..
TOTAL. 81. aVrIa;r. / - o.. high runs -, l.
Perry, -, met Tree, II, last night in the
hand cap ihTrc-Cushion ,arom tournament
AZ the knickerbockcr Academy. Brooklvn
IN. score was - TO ~ IN favor OF Tree. Each
made a high run OF
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\ Onc.LcEEed Football Pla, er.

Syr,,tsr, Nov. ~ One at the greatest
ouriositips ever seen on 4 foot ball gridiron
l. BENJAMIN owen OF this city who possesses
only one les oven plays guard on the o.
D. \ team II" appeared IN a game al star
Park YESTERDAY People noticed him lohblins
around ou crut,he> before IN" game. but no
ono Thought he would take paIt When the
teams lined up h" was in his place against
the Western | uiou team. and in every attack
WAS a power. holding MS opponent easily.
" hon thu bail WAS tahcu bv his tea N down the
field be- went ioapIng along Keeping up With
tL. ''apto-t When the oiher : Dc got the
tall h.. was right in tho centre Of the scrim-
mage Ills side finally won the game by a
-rOrc of lu TO q.
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At Columbia oval yesterday the Junior, 81 Ne
Ia sale defeated the Juniors OF Trinity SCHOOL by
the score OF - too.
owing TO cancellation the ckorbockcr r. G.
mas next sunday open Tor game al Equitable
PARK. good guarantee offered, Address ~ C.
Tordon r. u box sjl Manhattan.
The orange F, c. Of Tlginnsd y. J.. defeated
tho Scotch Plsins football team a, Planneld on
SATURDAY afternoon by a score Of II to- The
Orange &. viii 20 10 flzahc'h next saturday to
play The Elizabeth Y NJ. G \.
The Columbia freshman football team defeated
the Hamilton Institute eleven on South field yes
terday by score OF 2? TO u. Schoonmakrr. Coluri-
bias right half back played the star game OF the
day, The touchdowns were msdc by Buckley.
Willard. Schoonmaher and Capt. Martin. The
freshmen made II Of thct % points In the frat half
aud several times In the SECOND half theiI goal
In dA ger but the luc held well In each ene rye ncy.
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How ing.

THE annual meeting and rl'ct.nu Of the
Nassau Boat club Wt> held la-t nigh, ut the
Arena, II West IAr'y-fy-t street, aud tie
members turned ou' ~ full force. Capt
cooks report slowed Iha' m" Na,.au colors
came hone nine tunes ~ open regatta during
100 IN tnc Individual milcsg" I Wechers
heads ih" liz, having ruved sni miles for
the -su~uu The veterans i " Ahesl and
Ollie Stcrbcu- cd ~ and l95 miles
respectively Tho regular ticket was elected
NcfnhcT- al the Harlem Row ING Clrh
held the annual smoker" last night at the
cluhhouSe on Nh" river Their. wa good
qrlay ol talent aud syeIy one prsseo1 -
joyed himself,
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Fred 4. Wins All Aged stake TOR Pointers.

I,SIrnEl Nov 4" The Nnishing of the
all-aycd stsk" on the preserves Of Harrison
Rogers in this village completed the third
annual neid trials Of the Pointers club oi
America. Though three days were originally
allotted TO the trials, . portion Of the fourth
was necessary 20 their 'omplet ion owing to
the large number OF entries. red 4. won
tbr silver cup and a money prlle snrpsssin g
tn" other ten entries in pointing. He was
handled by MIR Mott. in = breezy nanner
BTim-tou" Wa- second and Teddy r third
Iarg. numbers Of quail were found not
'ith-tinding III. untsNora bile weather.
Tho trials both in thr number OF entries e nd
'hclr uutiity At" considered superior TO those
t,rr,. iolI.ly held
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Bowling Games TO.nIgllt +.

N~N YORK ROYAL Nrcsu!m League Tournament
~rCf ION Morning de Courc 70. Dc Ninuc ColurI
and Detendan Council. Scc'iN u = ~ nncd STATE.
Council w. : Hancock Council and stands NJ
Council A. The Harlcm CIrrl" IRlarc alleys
New YORK League Tournament Columbia. bI!
cutal and ridrla. ~ AUGnn Trcis>'S alleys
Harlem lragI. Tournament Century WLcr'
mcn phuri1 and Cyclon'. a. fhum & kAhlsdoTi'
aieys
knights Of ColImbvS League Tournament
N"v York cornell Sa,Vc Regina Council and -
Nichola. Council at Stars alleys.
YORK, he League Tournament IfoUru'o', Blue
Ribbon and Park fill. az S"huttrS ALLEYS.
Morningsidc Tournament West Harlem. Enter
prise and MOu'ngside, ~ CauUann's ALLEYS.
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NEWS or THE HEELMEN.
Prospect Park REST" To He Destroy ed
Bald Defeats Worlds Champion.

The Rest" At tho southern oud of Pros
poet Park ia threatened and cyclists are
hot with indignation Tho fencing OF the
park that has been going on OF late includes.
according TO the original orders. the ripping
out OF the racks, removal Of the benches
and the extension OF the iron fence all the
way down on the Fort Hamilton avenue
side TO the little stone shelter house az tho
corner that overlookS the circle and the
boulevard
The Rest as II has aIvay been known
Is a part Of tho park aud one Of tho most
frequented places in II. II is spot where
wheel riders may pause TO get a drink OF cool
water and sit down and rest awhile. lts
locality makes II n natural hating place.
for Il Is lust far enough from he city for
rider 10 he a lit tired when II il reached
Every pleasant day there are scores Of middle
aged men aud women and sChooltea chers
and others Of tho class who ride for health
who ride 10 the Rest and after stopping
there a hi, start on their return Journey.
IL is the turning point for many = rider. ON
fuc sundays the place j. crowded and seats
are al premium. Not only cyclists patronige
II, but pedestrians stop there aud 81 IN tho
shade 10 watch the wheeling and the driving
II is a favorite resort for all classes. but ia
winter time il. in common with other places
in the park is little patroniIad. The BEST DO
was ests blished about 1893 by PARK COM
missioner Woodruf.
According 20 pTivst" sdv,o"s from Paris
by mail. Eddie Bald has crowned h. list Of
victories on the other side by defeating File
gard. the Dane who won the worlds chsm-
pion shin at Rome last Jnlv. I'll" race wss
. match affair ~ the Pare dss Princes track
at two kilometrss best two in three. Elle-
gard won the first heat hy well-tinisd jump.
but Bald caught him for the other two aud
won ZACH by = clean length
Bald has won every match race he la :
had on the OF her side and couple OF open
races His only defeat was IN tandem
race when he had Zimmerman tor partner
The riding Of Bald comes as great surprise
WHO have for several years believed the
former Champion the veriest of has beens
About the newest thing ia IN" bicycle line
for next year l. likely 10 be the improvements
in coaster brakes There are several now
makes on the market and mos' Of thos" now
IN m.e have been considerably mod fed hy
improvements The price to retailers has
been increased 80 cents apiece and a CORE
spending advance to riders may be expected.
incidentally there are vague rumors OF u
combination among the coaster bra ke
nIakers.
The Alpha Motor Cycle Club Of BROOKLYN
had run 10 Concy Island on SUNDAY. twelve
riders taking part. Al the monthly meet
ing held last week ten new members were
elected
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SARATOGA :. v. Nov. IO--N llliam g. Whitney
h.. ,rsrsf-tred his training hcadnusr for ths
Winter months irou saratoga Sprngs to Aiken,
:. C., 10 which place to-day were shipped by ~ ,
pies, sixty ''our OF bis borscs, They ncd four
horsr psrlor cars ADD will probably reach there
to morrow afternoon. They were ompsnlsd
b. the 'isinel, j, W. Rogers, and nny jockeys and
eshlenrn. al OF whom viii return here With the
whitney stable early IN the sprln. OF 1909.
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Itautlbaii.

\ hludball tournament has iust becu dc.
cded at tho courts of the New West Side
Athletic club and resulted IN victory for
the last year winner. Charlie ! Devlin The
games we're very close and exciting through
out, the hnal game between Thomas Muir
raw and the winner en- ding in score Of
n
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Golf

SI,utoEp, Nov. 10 The contest for the
Governors cup took place on the Hin aud Dale
links on saturday. Their" were about fifteen
entries TIA" cup was Won by DR.. i Schavolr
v I'LL net score OF -.
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Yachting Notes.

i u suede, 81 ~ .rot is In, ne an ag,'uar,
YAM hIli h. Charles Scahr,ry 4 GO. A. Norris
heights She =, 10 10" - feet over qll aud De driven
los u 1bI'r puWcI motor,
Nronr 'h' .'reirr-, lid M A. Morris Heights
arr ~" trl"ni'a, Meta. Masp"'h Chs,olah Law
rita. taiNpos, NargHrct, felrmere. Ccnevl~lc
Hirondcir. viva. Glad, Adnenu lIslcyon, Va
uoose. lli,dcgardc, l0iUs Rsmh!ei, DaNon, Nor.
N0Ul and NIAGu.
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SECONDHAND
ISliOt(,iIA vs..

w ~" offering several very good second
land bROl GHANN a. moderate nricrS. They
represent the bcs' make BREW N1EE \ co.
J. II, BREWSTER & co, HEALEN co.
HOOkIR & co. 81. These Brou CHAM,
have been Thoroughly oN"rhiVlcd and are In
iIGSi C'H shape for immediate Use
vi have rubber tires aud arc painted and
striped IN the most approved tastes. They
cOmpTl SC cAtcrS!ou fronlN and square fronts
- yoI are In 'hc market for car'a-C Of this
klnd on viii make u m, stake II You purchase
bc fore seeing our stock. largest aSsort
ment 81 all Kinds OF canisgcS Of any house
IN the business.
N\>ItSSEI. & kF&R>EY,
I'p Az % i2 EAST 18TH 81.
CARRIAGE BtIiDERS.
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ESTABLISHED 1897.
VAN IASsEII 4 kEAKNEN'S
Auction Sales
OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
ARP HELD REGULARLY EVERY
TUESDAY, AND FRIDAY

At THEIR HORSE N CTlON MART
1870 and 1872 Fast 18th ST.
R,'Necn Third and Fourth Avs. New YORK.
Catslogucs ready morning OF each sale. Pur-
ch4Ser~ VIII always md a large and interesting
LIST to select from
Those desiring to sell can MAKE entries al
any time up TO : T.. VI, The day before the sale.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SToREs.--
One Purchasing ConnssMy. T.. 5. Army. -
Whitehall street. New YORK city, n. V. November
2, 1902 sealed proposals foI furnishing and Dc :
Of December. 1901? wil be- received a. this ofies
rn'il u o'clock ~ N, on N0vemb'r -, lsc2. In .
formation furnished on application. Envelopes
containing bid, should he msrSed proposals
addressed To Major ID. l.. BRAIN.,RD. Commits.
ssty, {. $. 4
l. <. ENGINEER OFFICE NEWPORT, r, T.,
Nov. T., 100! sealed proposals for dredging IN
sjrGc,on a. enhance 10 Gres; Sail Pond, Bsocs
l,lsnd, r. !, and repairing h,cahwater at HaIbo!
here rutil u \. ~ Dec. :, 100? and then publicly
upcucd Information furnished application.
GFo W, GoETHALS, MAI fnsr'.
4 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILDING.
NEW YORK y. Y. oct. ~. 1872 SEALED proposals
Tor dredging I'm hey port arbor ana Mstawsn CIeek.
Tartan South. and tlizabrin Rivers, Shoal Har-
hor and compton creek \ ! . viii he receved here
until I. ". Nov ~ 1872. and then publicly opened.
l1'ormluou furnished on application. {. W. RAY
NoND. IL Col, ingrs -.-
=. T. $. ENGINEER OFFICE, Army Building.
furnishing material and building an, .emeans-
lAThor VIII l." received a. MS Once until - O'Clock
noon, D'o :. lpo.. and th"u publicly opened ln-
formation ON application. W. J.. MARSHALL
Maioi lnsrN.
,,,SIALln, hnS o. tNma,s,s tor iIrnshns
m>'loncr ~ Drc-,, Il, Pier a" Batter Place.
uutI 1. u'ciork noon November IL 1907.
Tor particular see CITY RECORD,
SEALED PlnN ~ estimates ror tuthrac,tc Coal
Wi'l b" received ", tho comm S>ioner al Docf =
~ Pier -, " RATE Place. until I. O'Clock noon
November i'ih, i'o2 Tor particulars zee cry
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'iWp more gave, were lost f., 'ar 'e'a cruz
Council lean, IN IN" knights ct 'pr'mhuS League
IN IrEaurui, e. -'ar', .l~t, lr.l Hicrl ~
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StN pNt iAN ?
Tor roslden two scar oldS. So al

lair start: won driving; 7 me Blue, oh 9. ,sed.
b. Duke OF Norfolk Carmen: owned b. the ColIm
lla
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Monte a. <,lnn Council NJ \ W'r ii6. Bn"d
lrHeimcr ~ Boh i9j GTcvc. ~. bursrr if1
Total. 1W
Bushwca Council No. " Lo",aH iG7. BI."r
~ Rucre.ner. ~: iungdauNcn, 10 Ns'l". iu
rotsI sip
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Time, SIC 5
Good start: won easily. Tip Gallant. hk. =. 6
b. Top Gallant -Nesper. owned Oy I, Crooks.
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selling; FOR eo.yesI old colts, slcr added. allow

Good start; won easily. HsrrF New. hE. e.. =
b pirate OF Re ce-BaTcolons, owned b" &. X
lll~ou.
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NtALtD MOS WI ,hc Irc.lv.d by the
81 Manhattan at the Cl,y Hall. Room No. ia.
unt!i II O'Clock NJ, Tuesday. Nov, ".
rial required for repairs to sewer In Stau-
ton street, between Msnsln and Ridge streUe:
between rWrnt; seventh and Thrtieth streets,
and 10 Twenty seventh. Twenty eighth and Twenty
ninth streets. between Eleventh aud Thirteenth
avenues, and In 1hlrleth street between Eleventh
aNcuuc ana North River,
Hlank torms may be had and the plans and draw
ings may be seen at the ONCE OF the CoDlInhsNore
of rubC WoIks Nos. IL Il Park row, Bureau 81
sewers Borough OF Manhattan,
GEORGE LIVINGSTON,
Commissioner OF Public WORKS.
cry 81 New YORK. November rs 1907.
For 'ul particulars city Record
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I. : ENGlNEER OFFICE. Galveston. TeI..
oct 10. 1912, Sealed proposals. IN tnplicste. tsr
cevUd and publicly opened as follows: For Vol r
a whole. until 10 4 NJ, Dee. 10 1902. when they
-, 100? and then opened. For Galveston South
Lefty. until T. ~ Dec 10. 1902 and then opened.
For Galveston North lefty. until p. NJ, Dec. II,
1909, and then opened. Tor Aransas Pass Jetty.
lnt Z N, Dec. i2, 1872 and then opened. For
mud then opened. FOR Information apply 10 G. s.
RICHIE. Capt. EngrN.
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Good start: won ridden out; knight OF Gold. On
8 2. by Golden Garter--La Belle JuiNe; owned by
vLc Iotos Stable.
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TaEAsuRY nEPARTM q!

WASHINGTON October Is. 1902.
PROPOSALS viii he received, TO be op~ned Al ,
O'Clock VI. November Is. 1917? for the sale to the
ltit"d states Of a suta site, centrally and cor
Nen'"ntly located mot south Of 23d nor north OF
bath. strecu forthc NEW POSrOFtlCE ri ILDING
10 be erected In Sew York, y. Y An entire squatr
or block containing not less than sixty thousspd
square feet Of sround. i required Zach proposal
must he accompanied by a diagram of the land
showing the widths Of adjacent 81 reefs and slleys.
the grades. and the character OF foundations Oh
t1inahl". etc. Any Improvements on the land must
be removed h. the vendor within ninety day =
after written notice. and the vendor shall paw al
expenses connected with furnishing evidence o.
iile aud deeds of convey The right 10 reiect
any proposal IS reserved. Each proposal must +.
SITE At NEW YORK y. ~; and mailed 70 tbs
WISHING ARCHITECT, Washington, ID. c.
l.. NJ SHAW.
Secretary Of the Treasury
II &, PAYNE.
Postmaster General
PC. KNOX.
Attorney General Of the United States
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Vera cru copncH SchSsh. iaI 'ro-rurct
$50. Carroll, rs: Furry. ~. hcDyc!u. lai u"
tai. Gd1.
NcClyn",' Connect G5crur. 10. he. -. Bono
hue. ia 'isury ~. Iubb"t', ID. iotsl, -.
THiEpG,MF
neS!1a ooril Connect N"cn. iI Nah l2G
Mcnamara, iJj. ilcnur',"y. il'. l'H"f'h, 10
lnial. a.
MctNucy Council -tir"cuc. ~. l"c. iGi. CLANCY
rs, Moran. ~ ilulSrr'. :pO. lo.a., 81