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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20

Our new ball bearing lawn mowers
make the work pleasure, we have the
best the market affords. Yakima Hard
ware Company. 20
Owing to the blustery weather the
band concert was postponed last Sum
day and the program will be rendered
Friday evening. Next Sunday the
usual band concert will be held.
Nj. Probach has taken as par ner in
his tailoring establishment j. r. Clay
ton of New York, who is said to be an
artist in his line Probach < Clayton
will hereafter be the firm name.
Among the Yakmans who are taking
in the grand lodge sessions of the
Knights OF Pythias at Seattle this week
are J. 7. Foster, Harry Coonse, w. l.
Lince, j. W. Langdon and Ernest Ham,
ilton, the latter being the delegate from
the local lodge.
Lately there has been some talk
among the merchants of the city look
ing to renewing the old practice of keep
ing open evenings. 1t is to be hoped
no such move will be made. The en-
ployes all put in long enough hours as
it is and none of them will willingly re.
llnquish the privilege of having their
evenings at their own disposal.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20

For Sale-Good seven room house and
| OF SIG North Second street, house nearly
new and we'll finished. Also 20 acres
fine farming land, with new room
house and outbuildings; Az miles west
of city. For particulars address A. w.
Brewer, r. F. d. No. 4, North Yakima.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-05-20

81 thought Smithers had given up his
horse in favor of automobiles, but | saw
him buying a heavy pair OF animals to-
day.
"Oh, they are merely to bring the
aut omobile home when they break
down
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

F. W Bower has sold for Wolf Burland to eli
ent No. 224g Hughes-ave., a two family detached
frame dwelling house.
Henry Lozry has sold No. 44 East Eighty-hrst-
ST. a fine brick fathouse. lot 25x1022 feet
2OS9 and 2091 Westinghouse, south",est corner
of One-hundred- -and-e th-st Two three stoIy
frame dwelling houses, on plot aoOul 0o2IoV Iest
for $20.000 - r,-,,,, -
Clement H. Smith has also sold for william .. D.
Clarke No 622 East observation-disclosures tllrt ty-sev-
enth-st five story triple fathouse, on lot 20xlt0
AIbert Peiser has sold the five story hathouse on
lot 252x110 feet, at the southeast corner Oh fi'h
ave and One-hundred- d-seventeenJh-st "a. -.
Barney Cohen has sold Nos lb4 ana loS @ @f-asI
hundred d-and-twelftE-st., hVe-Story Hdt'O~Se
on plot So 4xl00u feet. IA
h VI. Lazinsk has sold to a Mr. RabinoWitz
Nos 1O7 and 109 Avenue C. northwest corner OF sew
enth-st. six story tenement house. with stores
Charles Rubinger & Co. have. sold for Osas Karp
to Meyer Bach and another person No 4S otuyVe-
Sant-St., at intersection OF Tenth-SI seven SloS
tenement house. OH lot 29.9x79.3x25x638 feet
Duff & COnger have sold for Mrs. Frances ocl5seLt-
faTber Walter Roux No. 326 East ElSIly
St. a four story double fathouse, ON Iot z9NlOz--
FTovd 6 Ccrbn has sold for the estate Of Simon
Sterne lots the south side or one -nuhuTe4
and-fort -niEth-st-, about 10 feet west OF SeVei
ave. l..
P T Canavan has sold for Isaac A Jackson to
through No. $50 West Nineteenth-st, a lFe sto-S
building, with stable, on plot 25x1S+ feet ,,,
P A Paytou. jr.. has sold for Julia T. IlgSeiH
the Rev. Norman s. Epps No 90 west ore
hundred-and-thlrty -fourth-st, a three slotS U~e1
ing house, lot 16-SxS9u
Mary A Radford has sold to Thomas J. ahd
James G. Lock Nos. Hs and I'll Lsx1ngton-aVe-' t"o
four story dwelling houses, on plot S2x'o.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE-i
Chicago, June s.-There was a change Tor the
better in weather everywhere, and the wheat mar
lzet reflected it The rains East had almost as
much influence as the clear weather West The
market closed sc TO sc under Saturday july soId
at 75ssc and 747sc, and closed at 75l4c september
closed at 79sc. The old style closed 3se TO &c pre-
MUM. There was sunshine everywhere through the
winter wheat belt. St. Louis had still a good deal
TO say about the overflow of the Mississippi ana
the loss of crops on the bottom lands; but St Louis
was q seller here. The other market factors were
not much observed The statistics were OF poth
sorts There was decrease in the visible OF
1s170O0 bushels. but worlds shipments were T.
600 bushels On passage decreased bOovoe pushels
The public stock here. 3,9l3090 bushels decreased
10000 bushels Clearances were $4,000 bushels
English cables were lower, Paris higher. The
speculative trade was moderate and largely scalp
ing The Southwestern selling was the feature on
that side. soTne 81 the local bulls were buyers
because the market had &C drop from the top
The sea board reported L loads, all to Lisbon Busi
ness here was small, and to millers $1,000 bushels
No Northern brings &c over July.
Corn closed CSC to &c lower influenced entirely
by the bright weather West and the break IN the
drouth East July sold at 483sc and at 44@4c and
closed at 477sc. September closed at 4ilsc sellers
There was moderate selling by those interests which
sold largely last week-Arnour and others. The
demand was mainly from local professionals ana
in gcaping way Il is taken 19r era gran[eG ee Jlla @
corn here through private wire houses. Recelpfs
were 456 cars; the estimate Ipr gli 90
bougbt The Eastern demand only fair. about
2}o 900 bushels bought The visible increased 45o93
bushels The local stock 1S7 ooe bushels decreased
rs O0J bushels. Worlds shipments 6lZSVyO puSheLS
showed the shipments from Argentina an9 lne
T1sn7lbe much larger than from America Clear
ances were $4,000 bushels. Cables were slightly
lower. =
There were the same influences in oats as IA
wheat and corn the break in the Eastern drouth
and the cessation OF the Western rain oats closed
IZc to sc lower. Patten was q conspicuous seller
T)ecarnber at Offering JttoJ0 DuSielS
There was some effort at support from Howe. July
closed at 36Izo September, 33c. Receipts We're 10
oars the estimate for Tomorrow 80 cars. Sam
nlps were saout 1ac lower. Country offerings were
freer The Eastern demand was slow; sales. fo'W0
bushels. ~, -.
Provisions steady. but featureless There
to be moderate buyers. The provision market closed
steady ribs little higher, lard and pork aDout the
same .s Saturday Hogs were steady Exports OF
product for the week were considerably ahead or
fe+ x.ear in both lard and The mood here is
hesrish on hog product but. with all the packing
houses going into combine, shorts are kept
very tirnid.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Country Property for Sale.


4 GEsNTI-E9IANs COUNTRY SEAT AND Farm
light heat. exposed plumbing snd paruet
frepeces. piazzas ali sides. new oUtbuild
fngs land; frur asparagus sar5en % min
R. IL mixes station macadam
roads: schools. churches value S21 SO}i
price S16O OJG also 81 0O9 worth rJrniture horse
carriage Extraordinary offer - party taking every
thing complete perfect order
Room 100. 26 Broadway. NeDr-fork-
GREAT BARGAIN.-2 500 acres. near Carmel Put
"A highest pOuy county; 1426 n. alJiruds
n Y. & Putnam r. R. - sets buildings; ! lakes;
plenty fruit. grand tiiiabl pasture. woodland
lakes. preserve; paving Investment demonstrated;
S25 per acre. TRAVIS. Is C0rrIaHGt Street
a LADY. owning small comfortable handsomely fur
u uished desires during ahSence
of rental u desired NOD
price proper references required OWNER
Box 340. Tribune Uptown Offce. 1854 Broadway
T-,NGLEwooD. N T. FOR SALE CHEAP.-New eight
T. Queen finely located. all improve
hardwood aOorSs restricted
property Inquire EIOTCHKISS ElmOre-st-
I-TNE SUMMER RESORT FOR sALE.-Beach land In
Il Guiding buildings. pleasantly ocared at
partly and partly Sycamore RIVER near
and in plain famous Hotel Wentworth. at
Newcastle 3l7 miles from PostOce. Portsmouth
City Posrofbce address. J. WESLEY FOT1 Box Sl4
Portsmouth. y H
CT SAn NINE ROOMS. heater spring water In
sNI ,CUU- house: barn. fruit near aladle
town conn: railroad and steamer IiSAs<1S
1Gj South Oxford Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Avenue c. IA corner Tth-st, 80 4x63; Solomon
H schlanger to Joseph RahinoFvitz; mortgage 500
1sf9gve n = corner ist-st 100x1ee Oiiavils.
Eliza NcF[eou and Ellen Mckeon tiirt
property; James 7 McI&eOn. heir. 70 Ellen
q Ave corner 1stst 1oox1oo oInvIe:
ave " 1st-st. 1ogxlG'. OlinvHle; Ellen
McFeon heir. TO James T sLct1eof
Uniou-ave " 149th-s:, 2ox
1I5x 1GJS 75x 10)X u 100 10 oeElrnl1s'
Caroline Reid to Nevv-IorN city ChuTcn -
tension and Missionary Society OF the M-thodlsJ
Ars,rTs = =, " corner s1st fsSx105; George
Berger ct al to The Bronx Gas ana Nominal
1O7th-st 5 s. 225 IT W OF Central Park West 12ox
10o11: John Cullen Albert Cavansgh; mort ~
1sFaTs e corner ssth-st a51xiis East
Spar verein Daniel Loewenthai: mortgage .e ,-o
oZa,SS: 70 p7isl ~ Sortea1e 500 500 Nominal
16th-st 247 and $40 West runs soz s3 *
n TX e AK 92x BIB to beginning. jena
than Thcrne ct al executors. TO the Chil1s % nco
wests No 1e1 s. II 7x41 ioxis sxf1e g; Carrie
J Harrison and another TO Teresa X y hoA'- ion
rue: mortgage. 81. o6o; o c and - i0'
look 1875 PearI-st X " 10 91o4sx : loo,s
5ex s 1O4 SIX "a 3 10 beginning: Gsors7
Daily another Simon Gutenberg; mort TOO
CAGES S65 GOO ................. ioo
120ta-st 5 $ 265 fl e of Park ave. 25x1001o
Woodland to Abraham Woln' inor'sdse' Mammal
54fhst s 1865 # " Of Lexington-ave. 161 ,oo
4otl-st No 125 East. 2oxes-s; ] L Mott TO ooo
lof3st ,cs Is so,ety 70 7 3 Nominal
Catharine-st No 54 225x65; Willtafn Ma'h-
ews Smith ct al; mortgage SIo'0g- --NoihiHai
Pier. North River opposite BareIay-st. aqJ2la
fnr north the slips. etc. or Hooo<en
Ferry, with bulkhead adjoining on n ,p :. neHg aS
wharfage; II B Anderson. executor 90 eT II % 5as,
Wharton trustee: 1S2a part - za1r,Iaa > O
s3d-st, $50 # Of West End-ave Nominal
Solomon Miller RsxtOn Realty Company .E>o'niia4
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Financial.
Financial.
NATIONAL RAILROAD co. or MEXICO.
Common Stock voting Trut Certificates Of the
National Railroad Company Of Mexico:

the United state"
o
advantages tt oasr aok ds s a
advantages TIL ve-mnuone Agrmen npo
o the nne
o dtenu' stock
ctyf endontton of
~ ~n system in
or m Q
o local lines onsans
by 10 90 kilometres
1907 unless the ao
@ RI
controlled |"
N"p1''
is to bekna ded dividends
preferred ran
edndzrd
said deferred stock shall be issued only in 'gs
prsf$ $IOpT remash
The rights the existing preferred
dp Ete IN
TxE1RA DE
Danher
of charge of
the Asssnt above abe s sr os eos % @ esnn an disposition
ua tn
that the aas
We consider the
voting gtrusf fcerta .-- .. - ..s -u.u ..
orta 5a sbs absS ual H Ge 9 erna Of us a+slS ~ ~ app
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

EIspar1erdin-er Louis American MortzaEs
C-srnpanv- Avenue g. rs n n Of i2ti-st-
prior nortzaz. $500, ] year. s per cent.
Same to Margaret 9 Earle same property
Rogers Cfustavus a. 81 al % Br0dGEsay Trust
tTqrxauy. ff5th- St = :. 4G0 r. ~ Of lssH0X-aVe.
fusfafugerfs 3 cert
Buckley Daniel TO Seamsn' Bank for SAVINGS
CollIgnhus-ave n corner i04fG-sts : years.
cent 90. g. -. d. o. - q . . o. p
A9ery Isabella Ne to American Mortgage Chr
parvs T9th-st. No 222 West. 3 years. - per cent
Rot erts. Peter. to American Mortgage Company.
Grand-st. corner suIlivau-sts year. ; per
cent
Tirnmons. VIM J. Nsw-YOrk ard Srhiirban
C'o-operatfve Building ard Loan Association.
1G4fh-st 8 1f6.S q Of Trinity ave, n
stalmsurs. per cent
Same same I64fh-st. =. f3s-4 Il of
Trinity-ave. iusfalmeats. s per eent---.....---
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
REALTY NOTES.

The New-York City Church Extension and MIS-
sionary Society Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
took title yesterday to parcel at the southwest
corner of -forty-nnth-st and
Union-ave. The stated consideration nominal
The East Side Spar Verein transferred title yes
terday to a parcel, 251X113 feet, at the northeast
corner OF First-ave. and Sixty-nnth-st, TO Daniel
J. Lowenthal, for s36.250.
The Sfsterhood of st Mary yesterday mortgaged
its property the south side OF orty-siXt list,
100 feet east ef Fifth-ave.. for $4,000, for three
years, at 4 per cent. to the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
REAL ESTATE.
Wr. Sage SAID to Haze Bought
Rouss Horse for 500 900.

DR. John P Mum the well known physician.
was yesterday reported TO have bought No. eS2
Fifth-ave. from Mrs. jeanette ?. Coin for Russell
Sage He left this city early in the afternoon for
his country house Mrs. Coin said she did not
know If DR.. Mum had signed q contract TO Duy
the house. II recently reported that Russeil
Sage had begun negC tiatons looking TO the pur-
chase of the property because the street and GER
tain other noises in his old homo district had be-
come unbearable. Mrs. Sage verified that report;
Mrs CON bought the house from the estate Of
Charles oadWay ROuSs.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
BENJAMIN STERN SELLS HOUSE.

L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Benjamin Stern
No 3i5 West Eighty-seventh-st, a four story and
basement private dwelling house. 20xsox10o.Sk feet
TO q client for his own occupancy. IhtS was enc
of the principal transactions reported yesterday
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
MUST vAcATE cENTRAL's HOUSES.

The New-York Central Railroad has sent word
to the tenants OF the houses in the blocks bounded
by Park and Lexington aves. and FOrty-fifth and
Forty-ninth SITS. TO vacate the premises not later
than June Il This property Will be required FOR
the proposed enlargement Of the CentraPs ter
mir
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

s5 g9s5asia ssmSs 500 soq R0FG159 6f aa n9 Ts
BreneT D@yl9 afI aTo1roas4 os No s8@ demand 15Oo
5qP @ to James .54i Gibson n ls5Js cent 5 100 II $500
to Title Guarantee Trust COMPANY. 2sthst oo0oo
Leader isaac and another the state Bank
B,sseket-sf 1s 500 8 90 nons IT o. prior 1000
Methodist Episcopal Church City OF New-Yorb
to Mutual Life Insurance Company. Grove-sr oooo
West side Cons;ruatiJn Company 10 Mutual Mort
sse erior n3orJgagt 500 due August 1896
1eadfer fs efs1l isaac ana another to Matthew Mona
ghan. Bieeckef- $ 90 II from e Car ~ 5eo
Volt Adam Russan m s EorTnaaan =, 2Il Brewing
tltls lessshoId deand % per r,;r:1. com '0' 30
52 RaRy 135a ig Pes 5 ednl Int II OF eue a. que 10000
Insurance Company. wtIlet-st. No =: due July 100,
c5ilds Unique DaiT COMPANY % United ed 5Ss:ss 1s.
,ri4e cue Nay Fe n; igo 10 Ellen II Mcclure cirandst
5 s. so Il E of Crosby-st; due May 2s. 1894 -ooo
,, HfT cent r;r;s1, - Mutual Life Insurance
Company 5th-ave, No 1o-a; due July l. 1904 - ooo
RosensteiH AdoIph Mabel MAYNARD. Iisth
5er 5 cent IS 10 It Of ieno1 ls'A-s s0oo
COMPANY 27thst. No l2a East: years ~ per ooo
t7rf-a egal W 7. 70 Charles Fnnck and another
Washington-ave. " s. lsl fl Of 2d-st' years. an,
TIE 'sisterhood Of St Mar to me Farmers, Loan
Sbave- years PEI ....,.......... 5000
'n iian s5sast No o7 East years per cent 2OOOo
I silva Ellen Industrial Savings BANK;
5Sr cent $ 500 !. 5000
Tsronx Investment Company Lawyers T!tie
Tnsurancez Company, WeasteT-ave. l25
n of 200th-ss. years. cent. 1000
IassaI. Charles. LAWYERS Title Insurance
company l2oth-st. No i2o East. 5 years; "A -
E-ssseU Abraham al. Citizens savings
Bank IG2d-st No 226 East; IA -
( Fox Julius g. to Equitable Life so=
ciety. 16th-st, rs Il Of 1th-sv~S ..
mortgages; June !. 1907 = e-seS sS~-2
/ Same q Joseph I. ButtepWieser; same pFoPSzsf:
due August l. 1898 per cent .-........-... '~o10
Gutenberg. simon, George Daily and anothas
aa5fas ssa5is per iss @ .e'-.'-4' .~..., $50
| Rrundage. Caroline A, TO Title Guarantees szs
Is9 lai1s cent mop.as -..s a'' isS
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY the Brokers' Realty Mortgage Company: 22s
W 60tl-st. f0tf-ave 2Jx1005 story ten h;
foreclosure sale Ellen Hickey ct al; GaDJz.
Meier AIckenneI attys 81 Minor. ref due judgt
81 $50 So costs. S3s7; etc, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
THE BRONX eUILCING PLANS.

Fletcher-st., northwest corner OF Basford-ave.,
two story frame dwelling house. 13 by 81 feet Har-
riet A. Heyman. owner; J. j. Freeland, architect.
-tA
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
NV BUILDING Plan.

8ed-st. Nos "a and Sc East, FOR nine story brick
hotel. 40x9o: 6 L Felt, oWrer; T G Browne. -
arChitect ~. "
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
PrODOSdLs.

OFT7CE, o. TIE CU5INIssI IONEgs. D. c.
VVasningtou June &th. 19lS
SsEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- c4vef ar th!s ofee until y saturday
June 2Cth 1903 grciaE and regulating saa@r9sIl
strs and avenues
BLANK forms or proposal Specifications and all oeaes
VIII Furils4eu At OiSo u -0
Engineer COulTniss.1ner y. C. - .-., -,
HENRY L. WEST.
JOHN RIDDLE.
Commissioners. D c.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
DiUidend Notices.

NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILWAY co.
The BOARD Of Directors has declared sem-annual
dividend of ONE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT on the
common stock Company, payable at the Office Of
Company Arcade Building Phadelphla Pa, on and
after June 1903 The Common stockholders as
registered at the close Of business June 9th, 1908
\. J.. HEMPHIIL Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
ON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT ]

ps!atal Steamers NEW YORK and 'AI-BAN1 OF
The F.on River Day Line fastest and hnest river boats
in the World ., s.oo . n
Leave brooklyn. Fulton St 10Y Ah's@1- 80
Desbrnsses ST. Pier $50
Vest s2d
i29th
Tandfnr Yonkers. West Point Newbnrgh, PousnSecp
Sic kingston Point. Catski Hudson and Albany Daily
Special Cstekii
en- eA and easy connections points
Srtb and West Through tickets and baggage checked
a. cssceS II Y Transfer Most delightful one-sy
cuttings 10 West Point. Newbursh P5ughkeepsie
'u''N"s restaurant open at a NJ MUSIC.
@TEAMEa Marry POWELL
Leaving brosses St at 8.I5 P NJ ts4turiays 1:f5
p NJ w 22nd a;30 p. NJ. Saturdays. p; NJ 12gth
81 on Saturdays and Holidays only. 22n r NJ FOR
Highland Falls West Point CarnwaI., Ne"oureh Ne"
Hanburgh Mitcn Poughkeepsie Kondout ana kingston
Orchestra board
GAT@gllL HUDSON 6 G08S&GNlE
rs N r.. every weekday o z ~
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
Country Property to Let.

IF-TNsvIv furnished. clean house 10 acres sra
bes. shady lawn garden 625 II above tue rear
Txe,Io Park Railway; station low REM BOX
23O Monroe. y Z.
yt%O RENT BIZ nine room cottage Ias
nished unfurntShed; acres IN irult ana snaus
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

Amer Light & Trsc- c-------
DO pre- s Per cent -.--..
R-g Gas 1st mtg is, 1888.
d. stock. --.-.-...---.
PiuE 7. = & ? ISr IS. 1872
Bu-t 7 & P-co lst mtg Is
t0lum Gas 60 1sT as lSa-
L - 4 E c ist Con rs. 1873
DO staCk. k..--...-. &C.
u X Gas Co 1sr ss, 1925
= RAP G I Co lst Is. 19s9
Hua G. Gas Isf Con IS. I95
In6iznap Gas Isl 6s. 1923
dc stock ...------. --.--
La v Y Gas LIST 6s. 1925
New Haven Gas CO stock
y z & Q E L & P Co stock
CO pref OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ohio & I 9 LIST mtg SIS, 1875
a. stock
Svra ruse c Isz mtg IS, 1aze
= Joseph Gas 1sr ss. 1887
- PAIL Gas q n IS. 1914
F-estch / CO 1Sr rIlE 5s. 1Sa
D. u-ef stock .-.----.----
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

STREET RAILROAD BONDS.
FURNISHED by william E Nichols & Co. No. wall-st@
Int Int
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

GUARANTEED STOCKS
tluotstions by Walker Sons. No 20
Br0ad-st1
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
GRAND TRUNK

Excluding interest advances by Southern Pacih'
Company. surplus
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
GAS COMPANIES.

MISCELLANEOUS GAS COMPANIES
Furnished by william z. Nichols Co. No ID Wal-sfl
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
OEFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS. d. @.

Wassiustcu June g. 190S.-Ssalsd Prpoostls VIII
be received II this Office until Il oceck noon June 70
1893 furnishing eight 50 aa Twelve - nee e%st
tn water nine Specifications sad blank forms OF pro
posaI nnay be obtained tais oAlSe tte.N . =
aTACFARL~AND. HENRY l. W-S1 JO4i-s H--SN|0A-'
Commissioner. D. .
u 5. ENGINEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILD
- ing New Yo-x May IL i9E Sealed proposals for
R,rstn~ a Pfls Deck az Sandy Hook. New Jersey, VIII
be- received here until y June 10 BtS. am thsn
publicly onensd information cn application W -
MARSHALL. Major. Eagrs
DR0POSA FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
a -,rs Island Arsenal Rock Island. H.. May II.
Sea@d proposals trplicate. VIII received unl
. furnishing saGd-ery nard-
sr cloh thread Shee@ iron and steel ron steel tools.
polishing materials paints brushes oils.
ehan.s materials for heating and hsh1tuE. l
her efe during year ending June 30. l&ot lntorrna
tion Furnished application Major s L BLUNT.
Coradg
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

Int. period. ] Bid. Asked.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09
DROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLE
CsF4TFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-

CEALED PkOPUSALS Viii BE hE-
- eefxeA az the once light House Engineer.
TonpSinsvilie, Y. uns ociock F. "Wednesday.
June 24th 1905 opsned. t1r furrissins and de-
IveFin articles required foT the % the
Light House Establishment during Nscal end
ne so 1894 specifications. copies of
which blank proposals. and other in1ornnarion may
be had upon application MAJ WILLIAM T ROSSELLs
=. s a. Engineer ThiFd Light House District
I-yEFsEIsEMENTs ana subscriptions eor The rSIbuns
~ rccsiyed tasir Uptown once.
No. I.sGs BROADWAY.
sdvc-ta,Eenfs viii be received the following branch
BE r-suar Office until 5 o'clock VIZ
sS8 sth-avs-- cor @sdst. Is3 6th-sse. cor
S-th-st.: 02 East 14th-xt-s Isl West 42d-sf-. be-
sween Tth ana aves 2fs West I25th-st-. 1sssS
ta-axA, between T6th and T7th sts-s 1.esS Sd-Ave,
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

1000
5000
1900
eOo
1900
5000
900
30
New-York tribune., 1903-06-09

And interest
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-24
HUNTSVILLE
Former Lawyer Gets Into Trouble at
 Dallas, Tex.-Other News.

Huntsville, September 23-(Special. Charles J. Jones, a former member of the Huntsville bar, is in jail in Dallas. Tex, on a charge of criminal assault. according to newspaper dispatch from the Texas city. Stone was a promising young lawyer in Huntsville until he began to take books from the libraries of his friends and sell them to a book firm in Boston. After selling perhaps thous- and dollars worth of stolen books, he was detected and landed in jail His friends were sorry for him and agreed not to prosecute the charges if he would leave town and never return. Stone left in- mediately and the Texas dispatch brings the first news of him that has been heard here. There are several charges of as- saut and the former lawyer will probably be sent up for long term.
 John T. Brown of Toney lost a foot by falling under the wheels of a train at the Southern depot yesterday. Brown attempted to board the train as 1t moved off and fell. negro standing by saved his life by jerking him from under the wheels.
 The establishment of a biz colony of Russian Jews will probably be accom- plished within the next few months on lands in South Alabama. owned by the Southern railroad. Dr. Louis Edelman a Roumanian' who has resided In Hunts ville several years, has made considerable progress along this line and several fami- lies of Jews from the province of Pos- sarabia will come to this country this fall. Hundreds of others will come as soon as transportation is provided The Southern railroad has set aside 2iO.OOo acres of Alabama lands for the home steads for these Jews, who are said to be fine farmers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-09-24
YELLOW JACK STILL LIvEs.
No Change In the Fever Situation at
 Laredo, Tex.

Laredo, Tex, September 23.-The yellow fever situation at this point re- mains unchanged, with the federal and state authorities continuing to enforce the rigorous quarantine which has been placed against Nuevo Laredo.
 The Mexican government has vel low fever expert on the ground and the federal authorities at Washington have ordered Dr. Guiterras, the we'll known yellow fever expert, to report at Laredo. Dr. Gultteras will consult with the state health officers at Aus. tin on Thursday and will reach this city on Friday, and, in company with Mexican experts, will conduct strict investigation.