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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
ALARM FOR 4 GENERAL MANAGER

Alphonse z. Pelham. treasurer OF the Pelham
Hod Elevator Company. Of No. 4l6 West Twenty
sixth-st- asked the police yesterday 70 send a
general alarm for Joseph i. Watt FORTY years old.
Of No. I59 Lexington-ave. The general manager Of
The company. Nj Watt II described weighing
135 pounds is 3 feet inches in height, mas light
brown hair. and wore light overcoat dark suit
and black derby.
Mr.. Pelham said that AIr. Watt was last seen at
the Office on November l6 II had been Mr. Watts
custom every winter to 60 South for his health.
On several occasions he had eone away suddenly
but had always been heard from within week OF
ten dsNs. Not having heard from the manager
since November lG. Mr.. Pelham began to worry.
and asked the police 10 scrd alarm. Ne
said that Mr.. Watt troubled with heart dis
ease He feared that he had died Suddenly some
where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
COMPLAIN OF FEDERATION OF LABOR.

The results Of the convention ~ the American
federation Of Labor I'm Boston last week were not
greeted with unmiZed Sc tisfacton when report %
the proceedings made AZ yesterdays meeting Of
the Central Federated Onion Some OF the delegates
were disgruntled and die hesitate to express
their Dissatisfaction. Tho delegate Of the Enterprise
Association Of Steamftters SAID hat his union was
much displeased because the American Federatiof,
OF Ia Dor refused 20 give the steamtters national
charter. We may Join another national body. the
NStiOual Building Trades Council he SAID
James Z. Archibald OF the Pape~haueers re
minded the delegate that the s;eamittcrs were not
entitled 20 much sympathy from his Organization
This is retribUtlOE." hc said. when vel. in
fight Tor recognition WIN the rOtteI and cor
rupt board Of walking delegate the steamatters
were our strongest opponent
The delegate % the Cloth SDOngerS' Union com
plained that the American Federation % Labor had
refused 70 give II = national charter. did the
delegate Of the SEspender Makers Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
Helm Wanted.
Foreclosure Sales.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York-Frederick Reusser: plaintiff. against Vim
Horky and others defendants n pursuance Of
judgment Of foreclosure and sale duly made and en-.
the above entitled action and bearing date
The ION DAY Of November 1903. / tho undersigned the
said jucgmen; named. viii eel public auc-
ton. at the New York Real Estate Saesroom al l6l
Broadway. the Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New
York on the Sth cay Of pecember 1903 az u o'clock
premises direc'ed by said Judgment to be sold. and
described follows: All that certain lot, piece
parcel of ground with the buildings and improve
thereon erected. situate, lying and being in the
City ~ New York and bounded and described fellows
Beginning p a point westerly side OF Second
feet southery from the
tn intersection Of the southerly side Of
Nfnety-niufh street. with westerly side Of Second
Avenue run-ine thence westwardly parallel with the
said southery side of Ninety-nnth and OF
the distance through a party wall hundred feet;
southUar6iv and parallel with the said westerly
Second 1wenty-eight feet thence east
parallel with the said southerly side OF
Nirety-ninh and part Of the distance through
another party wall hundred feet the said westerly
O Second avenue and thence northwardly along
Of Second twentyeght feet
TIE point place 4 beginning.
Dated New York November IL 1903.
JOHN HONE IT. Referee
SIMPSON. WERNER & CARDOzO. Plaintiffs Attorneys,
broadway Manhattan. New York. y Y
following Is = diagram Cf property be sold:
rs stree. number 1911 Second Avenue.
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Public Notices.


-
~ ior First judicial Department In the matter OF
snvf.ratfon ~ Rapid Transit Railroad
-,r 81 New FORK fer the appoint
mont OF three commissioners 20 determine and report
persons and property ought 10 be con-
rcted ana OF Park Avenue sec
or Public notice hereby given that TO the
provisions Chapter OF the Laws OF 1871 az ainenceo
Of Rapid Transit Commissioners
Tor tho CYy Of will apply 70 the Appellate Di-
OF the state OF New YORK.
Cont House at Madison and Tventy-fh Street.
OF Manhattan. city OF New YORK, on the
OF December 1908. at O'clock in the
of q thereafter as counsel
II she determine and report after
whether a railroad railroads IN the sac
the conveyance and transportation Of persons afo
uruuerty ought be constructed and operated The
which aforesaid application VIII be made
80 the petition Rapid Transit Railroad
dated October - 1908. the aidavs and
Office Of the Clerk OF the said Appellate D
vision ahoIt the 9Th day Of November. 1903 and
N other papers shall be presented 10
Sal by the said Board. A description OF the
general OF construction Of the said rail-
o. railroads forms q OF the filed,
in the Appellate Division Following Is brief
OF Manhattan: From Thrty-third Street Forysecond
under Park Avenue The object OF the aforesaid
application obtain TIE appointment Of commission
ers VIII after public hearing Of all
ties whether railroad railroads ought
1, operated and shall the EVIL
the Appea Division aforesaid together
construction operation Of such railroad
or railroads Board viii ask that Il shall be
shall by said Court. be taken in lieu OF
consents Of the property owners along the line o.
said railroad railroads
Dated. New York November I3. 1903
BOARD OF RAPID TR ANSIT RAILROAD CONMiS-
sIoNERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
tsiSne6, bon L BURROWS Secretary.
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THINKS GRATING IS A SUCCESS.
Dr. Nelden Says the Transplarted Ear Looks
Promising.

Dr. Andrew L. Nelden. Of No. 3 East Twenty
ninth-st. who has been in Philadelphia. perform
ing he says the operation Of ear grating. vas at
his home again yesterday
Z cannot speak positively" said he. It'll dress
the wound. which expect 10 do for the first time
rezt "Wednesday. From surface examination tho
upper part is working all right the indications
that the lower part is also
Asked IL he went 10 Philadelphia 10 avoid inter
ference by the District Attorney he replied. M
Jerome assured me that. although there is an old
Law on the books forbi3 dlnc such 0pCrs ton 7
should be mOlested. Neverth elesS. the pa pers
talking much about il that 7 feared some
rneddesome person might cause trouble. and
Philadelphia"
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The approximate Of the mortgage lien
satisfy which the above described property IS
ne and allowances included
in decree, S2,S75. with thereon
November 1903 the Of the sale the
OF assessments and water
upon said premises BE- allowed Of the puT
chase te paid by the referes therefron is
500. the premises 10 he sold subject 10 prior
for $4,000 with accrued interest which will
De allowed Of the purchase price.
Dated. New YORK. November Il. 1903.
JOHN HONE Jr.. Referee.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssES AND CORTLANDT STREETS
IL The leaving time from, Desbrosses and Cortisndt
streets five minutes later thon that given below
for Twentythird street station. except where other
wise noted
7.55 A. VI. FAST MAIG.-Parlor Sleeping and Dining
s5 A. NJ ST LOUIS To,Bnat, fndias
1o ag'n a NJ -o PENNSYIVANfA LIM1TED-Pulman
Sarsmst cars For chieaso cievsiSnd Toledo and
r yst,I IcAqo S MR sT a a6d In
aa1ap9 Ghieago st L9T DPlpg sleeping
smoking and Observation Cars. For Chicago. To
sdH snd ST fleY TorTs E 2iPf9E ru
Cer Fer GaTy " Va. via Shenandoah valley
s.5 SOq r. w. WESTERN .ExPREss-Tor Chicago For
Iolfao EXT PRP6 Tagrf2 an Pi,.bu
and ch&so For DoSy for de Ea szePt
PREss@For Pi,t.burE. Cleveland Cincinnati. In
sS aiaT p NJ PfTTsBGaG sPEcIAL-Daily for Pitts
burg w p,s1HT AND THE SOUTH.
7ss s.5 25 .101O CDssbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets 2O loss o 10
limited All ParoT and Pi15f sars So, q
% - ~ night sunday s.25. '925. 10 s. a m;
L@tsd cD a Pa:IsF and and
SqTians StFesff ZAP? i3 e a
I2io N Tlgnt COAST LINE-E1press. s25 and
=
,-PPp n aRu 4ND WESTERN RAILwAY-For Mem
mis- and New Orleans. g Is p m oeIy - -r..,.
r6 dsys o and poIR p coMFoT and NoRFoLK755
q M week DAYS and s.25 p m daily - L.
CTrT.-9 So m ana 30 p n
sgndsy 80 ana Standard coachss on Teeday Par
re s-ok1y car Parlor Cars Dining Car. and STANDARD
r ,pE NAYLi2 s. . m weekdays
80 noi1s IN New York Long Branch Railroad IRON
Tcest Tventv-third Street station 500 a N. y 20
soSS x y M and l. 10 night weekdays SUNDAYS.
10 10 Q o a m. ass 2 From pesnrosses anG
toTrIardf streets - 80. 3 90 . 10 D m and
- Is night weekdays sundays 1215 s49 a m 90
, " FOR PHILADELPHIA
ited 40 10 CDesbrosses and Corandt Streets 10 20
40 Is CPenna LinitedJ. "1O 80. n55 a m 'l222,
and Cortlandt Streets I'D. 100,
325 ass 425 .425 Ass c4.55 Chicago Limited.
North Philadelphia only $50, so 10 SO y =
as5 for North PhiadedRha 99iys P % d - sg g1
Louis Limited, 9.55 go % Penna Limited 10 -
m s1255 -325 355. - p l-455 Chicago
Limited Philadelphia o. - 50. $50 ID
S % 925 a IS FOR North Phlade' only m. Y 10
night
Ticket Offices Nos and 261 Broadway; fs2
Fifth below 23d ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue coraer
2ath ST.. Astcr House and stations named above;
wav and Pennsylvania Annex Station The New York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
hotels and residences through % destination
Telephone '914 Eighteenth Street for Pennsylvants
Railroad Cab Service
". W. ATTERBJRY. = r WOOD
Genera Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
BOX FOUND UNDER COAL DEPOSITS.
Made of Bark. and Three Arrowhesds Were
Inside. Two Unfinished
rBr rELEeRAPH TO The TRIBUNE

Pittsburg Kan. Nov. 2A-In shaft sunk by the
Weir Junction Coal Company. find was made to
GAY which will attract students Of archaeology.
rude box made Of bark about IL by four inches
Tas solidly embedded in freclay about fifty feet
underground. and vas fossilized. hut the bark can
be seen plainly he inside. Three arrowheads
a flint were found in the box. and Of them
are unfinished
The box and contents were below Two heGs of
oosl The coal had not been disturbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30

- a.. Thomas Surrogate q be Ccun+, ~
York hereby given an persons having clam.
Eliza HAL late Z The Of NeW vi
reased present the with thereof - -
subscrher It's place o.. transacttng
al the ofice Baldwin Biaok1rar. No ri N-sss,
street. F1rclsh Manhattan City q New Y-s
ono before 2f-h of March --
Dstec YORK. tie cist day O.. september 1905
JOHN SLEr1ElfI. Fsze-7,-o-
RALDWI1S & BJACESMAR. Attorneys for Executor Al
NaSsaG street. Manhattan Borough Nevv TCrS (Sr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
SurrOgates Notices.

EENNEDI JOHN.-IN PURSUANCE OF
order ~ Hon. Ffsrk Z Fitzgerald Surrogate
o. County Of New York, notice HEREBY eiyen ~ All
persons having claims AGAINST John kennedy ate 4 ne
county q New York deceased. present the same WITH
vouchers Thereof the subscriber.
acting business. the Office u Bosrrou No I32
Nassau street. Borouga q Manhattan New A.-k CIV
On or befoe tie lst CAV OF March
Dated. 1ITk, lUtb cay 81 August iaCs
CATHERINE kE<r-F-Dv AlEsfrIetrs-.fr
GEO n BOGNTON. Attorney for ADM nistrafrir i32
Nassau street Borough - Manhattan. York CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
Proposals.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

DROPOSALS VIII BE RECEIVED AT
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment. Washington. d G.. Until l. o'clock noon Deem
her l. 1903 publicly opened Immediately thereafter,
furnish the navy yards Norfolk Va and Charles
a.. a quantity exhaust fans electric motors.
projectors insulating rape brooms
scrubbirg brushes. bunting.
sheeting chain. screws.
drills. miscellaneous hardware hand tools.
pattern makers lathe. table,
white yellow pine. cherry. ganv. hickory.
copper. solder. slab roofing
iron rails and frogs aluminun paint, white lead.
iinSeed asphsum sold
hHeSWaN. oxide copper tubing. valves.
heathnC paper charcoal ribbed glass rubber
crockery and rings. lanterns pack
ms saadpaper toilet and pro
posals viii he furnished application navy
pay Offices Norfolk, Va. and Charleston s G T.
p EAIlIkIS. PaEmaster tfeneral l. S. y. IL 20 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
SEALEn BIDS OH ESTIMATES For GRAN.

and iue stone Contract No. 7s2): repairs piers
foot S street ard East 1l7h Street contract
$50 ard uie- foot q East a6th
VIII be received Dy the Commissioner Of
iSsttery p.scc. until l. o'clock Monday December
!. iia2 Got rnfticllars CIV EecnraA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30

the President q the Borough Of Manhattan. at the
Han o'clock m. ON
Tuesday. December !. 1903.
No / For regulating and repaving with asphalt pave
Ulert present pavement relaiG foundation the
roadway q GansevCoTt Market CITY property.
~. . For regulating and repavng asphalt pave
Eert Oh present pavement relaid foundation. the
60 seventy first
No . For regulating sn6 repavinF asphalt nave
rnent. present relaid al the
3uay II James street from Park Cherry street
No J. Fer regulating and repaving with asphalt pave
T1eif p-esen- relald foundation he
Gfth street Hundred and Fifty-ninth street 49,
No :. For regulating and paving asphalt nave
rlent concrete foundation or
from One Hundred Fiftietb street ~ one
Hundred and Fifty-ffth stree.
No 6 For regulating and paving with aspSalt nave
reut on foundation the roadway Of West one
Hundred Iwentyrs street. from Amsterdam avenue
No. :. Regulating and paving and repaving with gran
ite block pavement foundation the roadway
y Ne Elm street from Ci;y place to Great Ions
street tIrnce street to howard street, Old Elm
stIca-, iron Prince street 90 Howard street.
"a. = to- regulating. grading. curbing nd tagging
one hundred ana Seventy first street from KnEsbidge
road Haven
40. g. For regulating grading curling and aa,-,r-
J-cohUs place. from Terrace View Van C9TleaT
-0''-'-i
No. 10 Flagglrg and renasgng sidewalks on vsrious
streets IN tho Borough Of
No II Laying crosswdlks
TIE borough = Manhattan.
No. = Fencing vaoaE: lots various streets in the
Borough q Nauhattan- ~
JACOB 4. CANTOR. Borough President
Tie CITY ~ New York November
FOR Iul PARTICULARS CITY Record.
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IL PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Abner C. 2honas. q Surrogate Of the County q
claims sgsine Della a. blanchard late Cou-fS
u York deceased. - present the vocs-
IS .hs-os - subscribers their place trarssru
business al he Edward 7. Mclaughlin NJ q
MAJ street in city New York or before he
9TH day Il March next.
-steg' Sesy Yo-k the 2Ist dar II ser+ernber. 1903
CygaPrrS d IeNGEPSOLL. GEORGE HOIMEC
r-r,vaRD ? wer.ATG HIN, Attorney Tor Executors
Nc 90 ven street Sew York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York; Rush Wendell. Plaintiff. against Meyer
l. sire and Mary sire. his wife, IL any name
Mary being fictitious said defendants
being unknown 70 plaintiff: William Q Manck: John
Wsnnamaker: l.. Foley: Edward WnslOw. The
Netherland Corporation Of New York; Marion f. Van
Charles D@fenda Summons--'rO
each Of the above named defendants hereby
summoned answer the complaint in this action
serve COPY Of YOUR the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty DAYS after the service OF this summons
o service; and in Of fail
IRE to appear answer. judgment viii he taken against
YOU b. default the relief demanded the complaint
October 10Th 1898
HAROLD SWAIN. PLAINTIFFS Attorney. Ofrce and P O.
Address: 1i5 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, New
York City.
To the defendants Mary wife, n any. OF
l.. said Mary being fictitious
defendants being unknown the plaintiff
and Marion f. Dyke: The foregoing
upon Won by publication pursuant order OF
James Fitzgerald. Justice Of the Supreme
Of OF New York. dated November oath 1908
complaint in the Office Clerk
O New York. in County House
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York the 9th
HAROLD SWAIN. Plaintiffs Attorney. 146 Broadway
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

DAILY. tDaiy. except Sunday. sS-uday only
Offices. Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. Astor House
167 26I 1900 1884 Broadway 80 5th Az . linton
Square West 1J3 East 125th ST. @73 West f25th St
Columbus Ave. View York Court =. &44 $50 Fulton
St. Brooklyn. $40 Broadway. Williamsburg Nev Y--E
Transfer calls for and checks baggage dezriuato
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30

Lackawanna Railroad
Leave New York. foot Blrriay md 'AilstcpNT' IN
500 4. N-Fo- Bingharton and ~vracuse
10 90 \. N--For EunalC ''hcaE' ard - LOUIS
=. M.-For KufTa-o and tE.C4g0
- L. M-FOv Scranton and Plymouth
=. For Buffalo and Cair1so
y T VI Utica. Oswego. Ithaca fuf-a-c
= 90 \. M.-FOr ChtcsEp- SleeTevs open p 4 VI
Tickets a. IS1 Broadway. y Z 81 rnt''e
st BROOKLYN. "Daily. Except SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R.R.
Liberty Street South Ferry. tTinas from South
FERRY i've minutes earlier than shown below
EASTOS, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND NAUCH
- 300 '545 Eas:on only) ?. " Sundays 5
WILkESBARRE AND SCRANTOS-zAOO 80 4 u
500 r NJ sundays. "a 20 A n. 40 p N
LAkENO0D. LAkEHCBST. TOMS RIVER AND
BahNEGAI-z400 % 80 A ". 40 (3.4o. Lake
wood Lakehurst orsyy. A 10 a50g p n 1sSs
2 " SaturGaxs). Sundays. g. 40 A II
ATLANTIC CiT1--9.A0 a. N. IS 20 2
NISELAND AND BFIDGEFOS-fz4 90 A Ii II
long BRANCH. AsBURx PARK, OCEAN GROVE
fpSI sAEaSANE AND SEASH0RE POINTS
zi0o- $50. 1130 y N. x1 20. AS. $50. $50. II 81
? NJ SUNDAYS. except Ocean Grove. 500 A VI, o.
PHiLADELPHIA-CREADI TERM1NA1). AS
100 800 800, ti2Oo; t1too a ~: +12Qe.
$500. 5000 P. NJ. s12.15 ndt.
18th AND CHESTNUT STREET-s4e5 IS. IS 90
1000. -1t45 A NJ. loo. t'3.4O. 5 90. 100 70 Is
READING HARRISBJ re. louisville AND WILL
IANSPORT-i4OO- z425- $500. 1910 1000, u %
Reading. Pottsville and Hrsb'g only. "a %. . Oh
zFron Liberty Street only. -DaiIy. 4Da.lv excspt
sunday sSU1day only tParlOr
Tar1aqua xSaturdays- aExcepr Saturdays
Offices: Liberty St Ferry. South Ferry As-or House
1871 Isl ara. 1890 1854 Broadway fs2 9Th Az . Union
Square West 153 East 18th St. 273 West f25h
st. r Nlyn $50 r. way. W'msburg y y Transfer Co.
w q BESLER. q NJ BT-RT
Vice Pres. and Gen. Gen Pass AT
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Country Property for Sale.

90 ono ACRES timber and mineral land. 100.
CU.UUO feet standing timber: half pine. half oak.
never has been log splendid investment cheap,
cash: close partnership. W. y. LANE Trenton. Mo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
IL PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF Hon.

Aba~- c. Taornas. surrosate q ne coursy .:
e-ev--Torx hereby al persons
GAINS spa.nst Fraaz Ronlnerz. late The County
ri NeR.Ycrk 6ccease1 present the with v0lch-
er rrs-sos - the subscriber his place of
,,ss-ess 2. re once % attorney. Ashbe + PES
~ ~ Nsrsau-st. TIE Borough q Manhattan. lie
C-.y of Scz-Yols. he.cTe the first day Of April
neE
CEtARLEs WALTER Execute
sevvgr-T, FITCH ATTORNEY Executor 3 Nassau
- - ec-r-I9h OF Ianhs-fau. -SeH-TorE CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30

uosals Water Supply system received AZ
% Yards Docks. Navy Wash
until Il o'clccs December M
then uloi.clE operc4
NAVY Yard Charleston Plan and specifications will
furnished by the Conmancant nafred
EORDECAI T. ENDlCOrT. chief Of Bureau November
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30
~ PURSUANCE "a e ORDER Ola RON.

l. kbrer c Thomas a Surrogate 4 he county Of New
vork notice ls hereby given 81 persons having claims
syasrr. Elizabeth NoFe, County
,rk deceased present the .th vouchers
"a te subscriber. his place a
~. cfnoe o, Sfeir 80 - wen Street. B0roagh
a. &arhaffan- The City = New York before
1s.h "a n December 1909
rsts6 Kew York TIRE 18th dsy % 1ura 1900
JOHN L --EEEF-E- Tx--rs
FoPS-rR & SIP II .rfo77Ts tcr ENecEt1r - WsI
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SEALEn Bids WILL RE RECEIvEn ~

SEALED BIDS WILL DE RECEIVED BY
thc Park Board. az tire of1cc u the Department
Arsenal BUILDING, Fifth Avenue and Sixty
fourth street. Borough % Manhattan. Tho City Of
York. until O'Clock - NJ.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10. 1908.
FOR FURNISHING ALL The LABOR AND MA
TERIALS FOR THE ERECTION AND COMP ELTON
OF MEMS TOILET. WOIEN'S ToILYr. AND
TOOL HOUSE IN THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL.
O. RDEN. ~ BRONX park. * THE CITY OF NEW
YORK
For fur particulars see CITY RECORD
WILLIAM X. WILCOX,
JOHN Z. EUSTIS.
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-30

. ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
a received at their Uptown Office.
No 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements Re received following branch
regular caice rates until o'clock m, viz
25a SHAVE. G 2Sd-s, l5S 6tb-ave, 18th
81 East I4th-st.: 2ss West ied-st.. between 7th
and sth ESQ West I25tL-st.: 3d-aye., be-
.uesu .rta and 18th IO26 3d-Rye., slst-st
.Gs Isf-ave. near S9th-st Isl East h-st s5S
rrnnont-aFe: $50 3d-ave. lis.sr: 55i 3d-ave.;
Ch-isfoBlief-s- T;rookl-n, y. T.-2Is Court-st.
o. eurf.t-ff f.CHf f-t~s-nv~. Newark, -. 5.-.gi
8ro=G-s3. A., - = =. :. Ohlee.
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SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIYED RY

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the COMMISSIONS Of Water Supply. Gas and F,lec-
Tcl.Z az IL Deafit nent OF water SUPPLY Gas and
ELECTRICITY Room 1886. Row
81 Manhattan rSe City New York until . o'cloSi-
J. NJ. ou LULA
NEDNIsDAf. DECESTBER O. 1903.
BorouEhs of Manhattan AID The Bronx.
No J fot ~ i;NISHING DELIVERING; AID
EYDEANTS ~ INN
No ? FOR FURNISHING, DELIVERING AND
LANG,SG NATER-NAINS N FIFTH AND IRONY
Dale AVENUES. N EIGHTEENTH AND OK
STREElN. II BOSTON. EASTCHESTER AND
REEDS MILL ROADS. AND ~ BOSTON PoST
ROAD
Borough Queens.
30. 8 FOR FURNISHING AND INSTALLING
STEAM EXHAUST. AND FEED WATER PTPT%G
AT PUMPING STATIONS NOS ] AND 3: STAIRS
FE-NPING STATION No. l. A SMOKE FI-T-F
AID STACK Al Pt-MPIEG STATION NO. ;.
80 : FOR FURNISHING MATEBT AIS AND
BUILDING 4 BRICK CHIMNEY At FLUSHING
PUMPING STATION AND "a BAYSTDE PUMPING
STATION.
For fu1 particulars SEQ CITY RECORD
ROBERT GRIER MONROE. Commissioner.
IL
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Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
NORTM GERMAN llOVDa
Fast express service.
PLYMOUTH-C ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF Sd ST. HOBOkES.,,
Kronprinz Dec I. FL Kaiser. --Fso- 3 10 ~,
K VIM. II. Dec. Is. PM KronPr-nz Mar l.. o An
k-onprinz Jan ;. AN Kaiser Mar. = 10 ~
X. VIM. II Jan. %, AM X. VIM. II. Mar. 10, AN
THE NEW TwIN-sCREw EXPRESS
s., S, NAlSER WllHElM ll. :"
~ FEET-1o5o TONS-4O.O00 HORSE POWER
SAILS DEC. IL JAN. IS. MAR IS.
TWin-SCrew passenger service.
BREMEN DIRECT.
FROM NEW PIER, FOOT OF 3D. ST, HOBOKEN-
NeCkar Dec. g. 10 AN Rhefl Jan d, Noon
Rhein Dec s. 10 AM Hanover Jan 26. II AN
Main Dec 20 PM Main. Feb. 2. 10 An
Neckar. Jan Il. PM Neckar. Feb Is. 10 AN
Mediterranean service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FROM NEW PIER, FOOT OF Sd ST. HOBoKEN
P. Irene Dec I. II AN Neckar Jan 30, II AN
L. Dec. 10 II AN IIohenzollern Feb Is. II AN
Hoher zollernJan. >. II AM Lain. Feb. 20 II AN
p. Irene Jan. q. II AN p Irene Feb p; II AN
OELPICFS & CO. NO. > BROADWAY. N I.
Louis II, Meyer. A South Third St. Phla-
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HoTEL TRAYMORE.

ri MARLBOROUGH HOUSE
VI ATLANTIC CITY. -. J.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. PROPS.
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NORTON
ATLANTIC CITY. 4. ].

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Open all yea. n. Y Rep. Park Place will call al
residences upon application.