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The Washington times., 1903-07-02
DIAMOND NOTES.

The club that Brush and Dreyfuss in
tend to rife, according to report, is the
New York Americans. Ban" Johnson
claims TO have word that Dreyfuss, Pot
ter. and others held a meeting here last
week and made up their minds to grab
| the stars Of that nine and transfer them
to the Phillies. Speaking of the mat
ter, Johnson says: Il hate to think
that men would be so faithless to their
agreement
Johnson said Saturday: 1T looks &C
me like a family row in the National
League. and personally, I believe that
Hermann. Hart, and Robson will win
because they are in the right"
II is hinted that Comiskey will trade
Rilly Hallman for Hoffman. Mack IS
friendly to HaIlman and wants him on
hig team.
Men who take a long swing are at a
disadvantage in facing a curve ball
pitcher. for they have to call the turn
before the ball comes TO them and then
take chance at It," says Matthewson
IF they cali it right they usually hit the
ball hard and drive it a mile. but the
pitcher often makes them look like
monkeys by bending the ball unexpect-
edly"
Ned Hanlon thinks Pittsburg will land
the National League pennant. with the
Giants fighting every inch OF the way.
|
A Cleveland man has made an offer to
Lajoie and Matthewson to appear in a
minstrel company this winter.
John T. Brush. OF the New York Club.
is said 10 have formulated plan 10 pur-
chase Manhattan Field and threw it
open with the Polo Grounds. making it
one great athletic field
The recrudescence Of George Davis at
short field seemed TO aid a lot in recall
ing to the Giants considerable Of their
pristine nerve. and nearly every play
went through like tho crack of a whip
in skilled hands ds-Now York Press.
This is the time when il will be shown
how many OF the baseball club owners
were on the square when they signed the
peace compact.-Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
Fred Abbott seems to be Cleveiand's
mascot catcher. Thus far. he has won
fourteen Of the twenty-one games in
which he has participated while Bemis
has played in but twelve winning games
out OF twenty-eight. In a large measure
however. this can be explained by the
fact that Abbott hns been catching
Moore and Bernhard I'm most OF their
games while IL has been Beml5' luck 10
draw Wright. Dorncr and Walker in
their in and out experiences.
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
INVADERS LAND ANOTHER
VICTORY FROM ST. LOUIS

The Invaders scored another victory
over st. Louis yesterday. batting Powell
hard at opportune times. Elberfeld cut
of several hits By his brilliant fielding.
Score by innings:
R.H.E.
New York.. OOO2 2OO1 PHI /
st. Louis 80. 0 OO1OI-3 0
Batteries-Tannehill and O'Connor:
Powell and Kahoe. Attendance. 500.
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
YOUNG WINS PITCHERS
BATTLE FROM FLAHERTY

Cy Young won a pitchers battle from
Flaherty yesterday by the score OF l to O..
Both Boston and Chicago played an er-
rorless contest. Young won his own
game by batting in the only run in the
tenth inning. The score:
R.HE
Boston ..... OOOOOO OOO1-1 0
Chicago .-... 0 0 0 0 0 90 8 0
Batteries-Young and Criger; Flaherty
and Mcfarland. Attendance, 925
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
DUMBART0NS VICTORIOUS
OVER THE ROCKVILLES

bumbartons, on Georgetown campus,
yesterday afternoon. by the score Of
TO 2. The game was close and interest
INK until the eighth inning. when the
DUmbartons cinehed the contest by
driving three runs across the plate
Dawson, of the Rockvilles, made the
Cnly error of the game.
The Washington times., 1903-07-02

Earned runs-Washington, 4. Two
base hits-Martin and Drill Three base
hit-Lee. Sacrifice hit-Clarke. Stolen
base-Ryan. Hit by pitched ball-l3y
Orth, l. First base on errors-Detroic.
2. Left on bases-Detroit, 2. Washing
ton, 3. Struck out-By Deering. 1; by
Donovan, 2; by Orth, g. Passed ball
Drill. Umpire-Mr. Hassett. Time Of
game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
Information for Fishermen

Condition Of water-Great Falls
Temperature, rs; condition. / Dalecarlia
reservoir-Temperature, 80; condition OF
north connection. /; condition al south
connection, ?. Georgetown distributing
reseryoir-Temperature, "A: condition at
inhuent gatehouse, /; condition at ef-
fluent gatehouse. ?. Washington city res
ervoir-Temperature. 50; condition at in
fluent. A. condition at eGluent. &c.
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
Crushed by Cake Of Ice.

stolen ride on an ice wagon was the
means of sending Edward Bird and Iohn Pultou
negro boys, to the Emergency Hospital suffering
from severe injuries. While the youngsters were
hanging the tail gate OF the vehicle cake Of
ice Weighing 900 pounds fell out and hurled
them TO the ground. One Of Birds legs was
broken. and Pulton's left foot was crushed
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
PHILADELPHIA WINS
IN THE NINTH INNING

Philadelphia won out in the ninth in
ming from Cleveland yesterday on Brad
ley's error and two-baggers by Murphy
and Davis. Harry Davis batting was
the feature Of the game. He got six
hitr. The score:
r. H. r
Philadelphia. O31O2-9 u 4
Cleveland 900. 0 0 0 01 Is 13 5
Batteries-Henley and Shreck; Joss
and Bemis. Attendance, 1919
The Washington times., 1903-07-02
PRESBYTERIANS TAKE
GUKT0NS INTO CAMP

Mastery twirling by sheckels. enabled
the Fourth Presbyterians TO take the
Gunton Temple team into camp. at the
church league grounds yesterday.
Charles King. one OF the best amateur
baseball players in the city, was on first
base for the Fourth. and his hitting
went far toward winning the game for
his team. He copped three bingles off
seay's delivery. and twice sent Rhodes
scampering across the counting block.
seay pitched a winning game for the
Guntons, but his support was poor. The
score:
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Joe Kelley Is Sore.

Manager Joe Kelley, Of the Cincinnati
Reds, is sore on both umpires and play
ers. He claims that several OF the UNI
pires are using their power TO cover up
their bad decisions. and that his team
IS constantly getting the worst of II.
'Tt IA a fact that nthe old days" says
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AMONG THE AMATEURS.

To Rhode Island kvenue NJ. P.
Church defeated The lexington Presby-
terian Church Club bY tie score OF u
TO G. The features Of tie game were
a running catch by Gill and a homo run
by Senior with two men On bases. Line
up:
Rhode leland Avenue VI. P.-Chauncey,
center field; Leech, secont base; Senior,
first base; Kelly, catcher; Ong short
stop; W. Wilson, pitcher; H. Wilson.
right field; McKelvey, third base; Gill,
left field. lexington ChIrch-CGrpen-
ter, first base; Lore, third base; Bean,
shortstop; Nixon. second base; Baugh,
catcher; Slicer. pitcher: Jones, Iight
field; Hendley, center field; Keamon,
left field.
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Injured His Hip.

William II. Marsh Assistant Inspector Of
Plumbing for the District. fell from his BIZ
cycle at Tenth Street and Pennsylvania Ave-
nue yesterday afternoon and was severely in
iured about the hip Tie refused 10 90 10
hospital and was removed 10 his home, at l23
& Street northeast.
The Washington times., 1903-07-02

The Eastern Lafayettes defeated the
Young Markethouse team by the score
Of "a to .. The features of the game were
the heavy batting of Dotrow, Stokes
and William, OF the Eastern Lafayettes,
and the brilliant fielding of ShortstoD
Mckinney. The score:
RH.E.
Market 2 0 0 0 2 0 O-5 1 20
Lafayette 2 0 2 Is x-24 2l 3
For games with the Lafayettes, ad-
dress E. Corbett. 653 Acker Street
northeast.
The Suburban Stars defeated the
Eleventh Street boys by score OF IA to
/. The features of the game were the
pitching Of Henry Aiding and the field
ing of James Brent.
An interesting game OF baseball was
played Monday between the St. Adams
and the Southern A. c. mines on the
grounds of the former. The St Adams
won out by the score of TO :. The
81. Adams have won thirteen of the
fourteen games played. and claim the
championship OF the suburbs of North
west Washington for teams averaging
from sixteen TO eighteen years Of age.
All teams desiring games Will kindly
address Spencer w. Jones. TenleytOwn,
y. c
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

.ET EGRAPH 70 IHE L1AbLNE-
Chicago. Sept ce-Cp 10 noon there vas
rather urn wheat market With traders in
Nle-1eL BIZ tie strength ar ST. Louis Il tie last
hour -he market turned weak with the North
western a6vfcls. The close here was iso 10 1zc
Under yesterday September left on a. &c the De-
-eIber sod a. 77stc and Tsc. and closed al l'@sc;
-iay closed FL So sellers. The market had no
help frorn abroad The shipping demand was slow;
tae seaa1arl reported only seven loads There
were showers -H the Northwest and West That
'orrri5uted t7 -tealinesS early. There continued
excellent demand Tor red winter. and il was not
2 '9 set Bard winter wheat was strong but
-e 90. vil.or v'..at- aare been advancing here
cate i1e springs lare been losing their pre-
l- te sample market to-day shipping
t'" "'it 3" fo q. lrRar than Yesterday \ sig
-.e .-i1sfs..e Va- ti.e larger receipts The
-Fts- eaFs were N.r compared with . last
Are ea~iaWs-r receipts were larger tnaa
.ai. aa4 tl.a total ~ primary points for the
..t tine this season was sf.,uf rr-- sar-e as
-- -be --lbr1 bushels compared wiki 1l52 90
eaEaa,es were az lJJ bushels. Mime
- -e-f Gays has increased 7-gg1 bushels.
.-l---. "a- IAt les- buyer OF December ST Louis
800 armour Nas supposed L. be- selling
--a-. Nr" H-''i Was covering sl.crt wheat
.HIs-sa private v.-e houses AZ ~. ..or.rsl-
SOCK mere i- 80 p led winter and = Louis and
---lefs are ial-e premiums l5r H. The ur5bIar7 :
whether Nor-h.e-i receipts viii become lsrve
cough 10 r--l.sl s.9lk - spring yrl,..-
.lse1 &c H. nc Iovlr. The cash rBarks, - -
n. 'sc lover Decenlber zoid a. sszsc ard g. -5
.ased 50 EEc sellers. MAY Eisc. The loo
are been GlshsarteLeC by the Official sr-r,,--a
.e-- that TIE frost damage VAS urirnporrart T,.-
Pts were - cars; tomorrow estimate III
.s-les were some lower Clesraaces "a 90 f.-.,
u.s. -hs selling was b. holders. Spring sales were
r-.y - DO bushels The country IS seglzg yerv
-le
ash oats were - lover aLd TIE East Il eoine
lie buying CHICAGO Is evioe-tly being und.r.
a--a ~ oL1eT sections Oats futures closed &c 70
= lowe. SeDrenlbec Ie1r or a. s-s e.. Dec-Ene-
-s- ana Nay. Receipts were Ia cz--. 10
9-rcU estimate -h8
ne September lard waE closed cr 10 q few
-a.- tforfe hoI1'ng out ana 0ef1LltlEg This was
- ie-t cav ~ tl' September deal Soln- shorts
..t-e- eeIterlfer e- The last moment The lasr
.l'-li-.r ffiee was fhr lnEI one The rest ~
f't iHioh .l~f Was weak The decline iu ribs
AHirplit..i't- Pork closed Joe 70 1ZI.c lower
hre steady = p futflrr.sTe however centred
- y ne September lard ceai. There il eur-
sssesG &se
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Voluntary Dissolution

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF TIE
- ss~-etarv OF stare This c---trate issed ~
lr,rioa+s rerpbv cert that che Sta19sr1 AdLatl
Releass7E HOOK Company, domestic s-N te..a
This 2ffl day - -eptennlsrs 49,
pan=rs f1r the Voluntary dissolution - s-n
81 t.re0ca-il Nv a.
tn@refrom thar such cf-plla1n IDS ~--s-N
rh sald secti0n IN order % BE- disso yea 49,. &C.,
Witness ny hard and the seal cf once -l " -. -
~ srs4s a. ire CITY ~ Albany tlls LNe- -%-l 80
S.-.---ss- on. r,o1s4ud q e hundred 4-t rnree
- 0-F---~' a TENANT
Ea~1rf reoury. Secre-avy p sta-s
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New York Security & Trust Company

Nos. A. & 48 WALL STREET. NEW YORK
COUPONS PAYABLE OCTOBER IsT
Central Railway. Peoria LIST NtEe. Sc
City of Dallas, Texas, SO Funding bonds.
City az Excelsior Springs. Mo
City of EstherviIle. Iowa.
City Of Galveston Texas
City OF Trenton. No.
City of WesfDOrt. MO.
CIaIIorI Co., Wash, =. ID. No. -.
Fulton Light. Heat - Power co. 1st MtEe.
GreenviIIe Water Co. LIST MtEe. So.
International Nickel 60. Coll. Mtge. 90
Bonds.
Lincoln Heat. Light & Power Co. 1St Mtge.
-.
Maiden Eiec. 60. % Gold coupon notes.
Metropolitan trONsTOyvn Ry. Co. LIST Mtge. %.
Mexican Gov. 90 Internal Debt, pay the first
Is days
New London Gas. a Flee. Co. 1st Mtge.
New London Gas - Elec. Co. I'd MtEe.
New York ~ Stamford Ry. Co. LIST Mtge. So
PeeksiziIl Lighting s r.. X. Co. Ist Mtge. 5se.
Pittsburgh a Lake Erie I'd NtEe.
Santa Fe " ateF a. Light CO. LIST MIge. Prior
Lien.
santa Fe Water & Light Co. LIST Cons. Mtge.
Spring Brook " 1ter supply Co. Ist NtEe. 90.
" chichester Traction Co. LIST MtEe. %.
Yakima Co. W ash :. .. No. SO.
Yakima Co. " ash. :. d. No. 10.
SUSSEX Co.. Va. oct. 15.
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AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY,


AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY
IS Broad Street.
New York
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the Stockholders % AMERICAN
LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY viii be held az the once OF the
Company No % Broad Street In the City OF
York. New York. the 18th day OF October 1903
twelve o'clock for the purpose eecug Directors
ard for the other
business properly before meeting. The
polls viii remain from twelve o'clock. noon. until
ocIock IN The afternoon OF said day.
LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
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AMERICAN WOODEN COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that dividend Of one ard
Three-quarJers 40 per Preferred Capital
Stock q the American WooIen Company VIII paid
18TH day OF October 1913 stockholders q record
the close = business October ist, 1905.
TIafsr books Preferred stock VIII be closed AZ TIE
close Of business October ls 1895 and be reopened
October 18th. 1915
Wa IL WOOD Treasurer
Boston Mass September -. 1893.
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Financial Meetings.

WISCONSIN CENTRAL. RAILWAY COMPANY.
ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
THE ANNUAL MEETING ri THE STOCK
holders OF the WISCONSIN CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY will be held. pursuant OF Bylaws
Company. the general Offices the Company the
Colby Abbot Building IN the City q MiIwaukes.
state OF Wisconsin. the second Tuesday IL
Thirteenth day OF october. A D. 1904 hour Of
clock A II for the election o. Directors the
transaction OF al such otEsr business may befors
said meeting
The transfer Of Company sr the transfer 81
Stock viii closed u O'Clock noon on September
18th. and reopened the morning
CHARLES N MORRIS. Secretary
Dated, Milwaukee Wisconsin. September 3rd. 1905
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The United States Leather Company.
To the Preferred stockholders

a the Preferred sNcfAhoANCAS.
P1--uanf 20 the powers and rights given tAs C0i''
go. = .--,.fs Wv - tie Agreement dated MAY 26t1
fss2 between tiLr Preferred S9c6hoi-efs ~ i
r-s-.d States LEATHER Company. the Morton Trst COM
-anv O.. New Eo-k and Preferred Stockholders ''
-,.aa n he United states Leather Company nel.'s
Is hereby given ta4t the time t1r the asslsi-7H'
stock Hereunder been extended 10 ana lH''----
fourteenth CAV II NCrerl1e-. -
Ths MORTON TRUST COMPANY VIII oe n1.tAs
20 iss1e or and after Cct0aer Isl. 1913, eIsIa
dcsAl Certificates s9r shares o. the F-s-s4 :, -.
-, - So. Later Company under the agree
-aeu. GATED MAJ 10th 1908. II exchange noI 0s4
q preferred STOCK deposited. or n e1cA--Ge 20 -
Temporary Eeret-.sl Certificates Eeretoiore I-S- u
n. s.--sass~ az sucE Iezpora-y BeneheiA4 osi'--
properly endorsed = blzlE-
GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY
r. DANIDGE.
EUGENE HORTON.
T9roDORE IT. HofF.
GEORGE =. VAIL.
NATHAN ALLEN,
THANK HEALl.
ConaDssstas.
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Coupons Maturing Get, 1903.
PAYABLE At THE
B AN KIN q II D u s E
n. w. HARRIS & CO.


A-aco-te-. Wash School District No. Is
Auburn Syracuse Electric r. l. co. First Rsfunding
C,e1servilIs Ia independent school District
Charleston. us. Refundlng Water.
f-Fehalls count. wash School District No. n
Dawson County. s. DIX. Reminding
DAYTON. a.. water Works.
Decatur. Ills. Petunlng
M9Ees Ia. city Railway CO, Refgndins Mortgage
Des Matnes Ia Inter Urban Railway Co.. LIST Mortgage
Gold
Fort Dodge. Ia. Reminding
County. Colo. District No l. High hchoo
Caesburg. Ills. Electric Light Works.
CreenEIue. Tenn. school Series a
JerseyeA e. Ills. EefuuLing.
kaoyyIe Tenn Market school House; Public Improve
renox Ia Independent School District School Funding
Mason City. Ills. Water Works
Nenorriuee. Mich. Tleflnding
Monmouth his RefuEdirE Water
Mount r. g. Water Works. Electric Light Street
New whateom wash Municipal Gold.
Odessa. No. Electric Light Works
Island Ms Board OF Education School District Re
salem : DIX Water Works
sandwich. Ills, Electric Light.
SurinE Valley. Ills. Water Works
Wana waua, Wash. School District No. T. Refundins.
West Plains. No. Water Works & Electric Light
y williamsburg Ia, Water Works
York. Neb. school District No L. Refunding
SECOND. -
Fergus Fails. MINI Independent School District Refund
ing.
Henry. Ills. Water Works
SEVENTH.
Marion County Ore. School District Nc -
FIFTEENTH.
bethany. No. Water Works.
RurIelZh County, y DIX. EefIndiIg
Carroll. Ia. Independent school District Funding
Clinton County. Mo. Funding.
Weztport. No. School District Refundlng.
NilnEborJ. = c. Electric Light
Wo0dIawn Township. y. DIX. Reminding.
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- VII b. received by Commissioner % Docks az
pier Battery Place. North River until /. 1'cocE
nson ocicosr ls3 gsrculsrs city RecordJ
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n PURSUANCE or AN ORDER OF HON.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER oF HUN
Fra-k T. Titzserald surrogs-s e ne eounty Z
~ -.-f-~ - hereby fI having
rfs'ns ssaust rrarotte Layntn 9reG1rT lave q ne
~, Ygrs deceased Cd present the Mn
t-s e--rof 10 s1osc-ioer =. - place %
.--.rg Ers.--.- No- b--1lNt}. iG t1e q New
w 30 ri before Stl dsy n Slv-lHoer 7asr
y lrx nay.
sesf1.l,rr,r it-ESER TRUST COMPANY. Executes.
rayfTs STONE e AZ sE,haes A.toraeys tor sxscg-of
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NOTICE OF SALE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. DE

~ fault having been made BY The Consolidated Lake
SUPERIOR Company payment maturity OF
"a made 10 given IL under an
agreersenf bearing date the sd Gay December. 1B0.
radp between said Company, OF the part the
undersgned = the othel part and otherwise in TIE pro
1900 said agreement and the said The
to-scii6ated Superior Company under SAID
At public auction by Adrian Muller q
So ucr6reers at York Heal Estate salesrooul,
" IA Flroadua y Borough Manhattan tn the city OF
New YORK y. Thursday the first day OF October.
1nns Al Twelve (121 o'clock cay. fol-
owing properly pledged Aforesaid agreement
- roliateral security. 10 Wit.
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Bowling Green Trust Co.


&c BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Capital, $3.50, 900. Surplus, s2,5OO,O 900
OFFICERS,
IO"N uuULU PreSidfat
WILLIAM n. TAYLOR list yice.President
JOIN A. HILTON v. Pres. & Urea,
WILLIAM N. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles p Armstrong, Myron T. herrick
Frank Brainard. Edward 7. Jefiery,
Robert c. Clowry. Edssrl 2 Ladew.
Edmund c. Converse, william N. Laws.
Wm. Nelson Cromwell j. W. hidIendorf,
GresvilIe N. Dodge. Winsiow 5. Pierce.
AshbeI p. Fitch, Frederick B. Seaeoek,
Edwin Gould, william II. Taylor.
Frank Jay Gould Edward z. Thomas.
George J. Gould, John p. TruesdeIl.
Joha A. hiIloa. John Skelton Williams,
E. F. c. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-01
Business Opportunities.

,x-x<-rrr, Barring Agent America re %
M Tr-r~4 ~ el-n which would have
=. ..sr.-f W.lxn people EXPOErER, Eox q soo ssL's
ssv.r-.sinx OfaS-s. L@udon. EnsA
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Proposals.


PENNSYLVANIA NEW JEksE7 8 Szw YORK
NORTH 'i RIVER DIv1sIox
HILL AND NoRTH RIVER '---1---'
SEALED PROPOSALS ST F6 S Il THE fE:- WORKS 5R
Tunnels under Bergen Hin and North River within the
ne Secretary Of me Company a. Cedar Street New
G 81 Hgee N s G'-' L 0e'0'E noon On t' -0'n
A copy o.; each q the following d2egmsntsi
us .RUCTIONS TO BIDDERS,
sFESIF, ,s!4.
CONTRACT DRAWINGS
accompanied BY eerraed caee4 t7r $3.50 Peye5,s e
Railroad Company, TO De retained o. the Company.
the chief Eagaes- AZ 20 West 54,S 5,res, New York
Siy \, y, sgPIlsnien'5-y Sawi1ss sxaoiFs seoos
az F 3s 10 Of , 5s5 t 9s" s 5 %' g w9 ia
gs o9srs':s; , e3a VII De 12 q he 9qFp ss q
! COUNTY. Secretary.
r--,,,,svr y NOTICE TO GQSTRASTq 49,, ,s,n
RAILROAD
o,,s-,,--, N2RTa RTxEI DIVISION o.. ,,x
''7' HAITIAN = AND N65!a kiEsF1. -.
SEALED PROPOSALS F6R THE WORKS
necessary the construction Of various Sectors q
within the State Of New YORK viii be received ne
T% YORK e T 2 the gPan{ s 70 = S an S.
18TH DAY day o. q, D osss p 1893 ...,.,.
INSTRUCTIONS 10 BIDDERS.
PROPOSALS
SPECIFICATIONS
CONTRACT.
CONTRACT DRAWINGS
written request
accompanied a certified f0r SlhdS payao.9
the order Of The Pennsylvania New YORK and Long Ls
Railroad Company. retained by the Company
TIE dOcun above Will he furnished ~
the CHIEF EnEinee- % West 34th Street View toTS
city n 7. Supplementary drawings exhibiting seoos-
formation. far determined by borinss
and reccr1s OF certain experimental WORK WEich may
AFFORD data Contractor also De sesa a. us
address.
TIE Contractors Bond viii be fGGs % amount OF
bid is TO reject Dds
ROBERT r. GROFF. Secretary-
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C,FAIFn R1ns Will BE RECEIvED BY

- the PARK board a. the ofce % the Department. %
s--er.f itlue Tfftl Avenue and
street Borough % Manhattan The city Of New E0rs
' -THURsIAY OCTOBER J. 1873
Borough Of Manhattan.
40 L FOR REPAIRS To THE PAYMENTS OF
rf4r CENTRAL. AND CITY PARKS
40 Z. FOR FT-RNfSHINf AND ERECTING GAS
PIPE FENCES ALONG The WALK IN CENrF1 a.
P1PE ADJACENT TO FIFTH AVENUE BETWEEN
NTVETIETR AND NINETY-EIGHTH sTREETs
For fslI particulars CITY RECORD
WILLIAM r. WILCOX
JOHN z EUsTT-
RICHARD YOUNG
Dated September Is. fso3