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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-21

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09

NETWORK PUBLIC LIBRA-T.-The popu-
lar books for the week have been:
Fiction-Alen's ''Aettle Of the Pasture; Cham
bers's Maids Of Paradise; Rice's Mrs.
Wigs OF the Cabbage Patch"
Juveniles-Aloott's LITTLE Women: Haw-
thornes "Tanglewood Tales; Sewells
BLACK Beauty"
&1scellaneous-Longfelio Poems: Riis How
the Other Half Lives; Carlicks New Man
usl OF Method"
CHICAGO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Chicago. Nov.
e.-The most popular books among Chicago
readers. according to the demand at the pub
lie library during the week. are follows:
Fsction-Grsave's "Brewster's Millions: VIII
sons The Spenders'
History and Biogra phy-McMaster's History OF
winning Of the Vest; MacLane's THE
Story OF Mary MacLane'
Travel and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS All the Rus
STAG; Lander's Across Coveted Lands"
Scientific and Observation-Disclosures The Social
Unrest. Myerss Human Personality"
Miscelaneous-Birdsall How to Make Money"
THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. --washing-
ton, Nov. 6.-The following list Of books
called fo- indicates the tastes Of readers in
Washington this week:
Hstory-Montgomery' History Of England;
Robinson's History Of Western Europe:
Davitt's within the Pale: Smiths His
tory OF Greece"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

No further advances have been made in the
price OF petroleum since the one on Wednesday
oc week before last although there IS little doubt
that stiu higher prices viii be fixed before the
year is ended. The prices ruling to-day are the
highest since the furry OF 1885, when credit bal
snces were marked up to g. GO In the field the
situation has been without interest. nothing in
the way OF territory Of large producers has
been discovered in the southwest territory with
the exception. perhaps, OF the test well on the
Snyder farm on the west side OF the Fallen Timber
Run development, Wetzel County. This well start
ed on at the rate OF $50 barrels the first twenty
four hours. and was holding up at 200 barrels
day five days later. The drillers at work ia
every section where there is the least possibility
Of finding oil, but well after wei is abandoned in
tine as utter failures in most instances or as
little bumpers OF small value
The deep sand district is as deceptive and dis
appointing the shallow sand sections. Nat
tiers In the Pine Grove district show no betterment
The South Penn Oil Company's No. !. TO the
Boutheast Of the Showalter gusher. turned out a
siuster is q lamenIable fact that al the wells
have with two exceptions. turned cut 10 De cry
holes Small wells reported here and there
throughout the Ohio and Indiana fields. but notn-
ing calling for especial comment some eAclte-
-nent exists IN the oil fields OF Montgomery County
kan The New-Hork Oil COmpany's No. B. on
she Schoenberger farm Independence TOWNSHIP
~srously estimated from so TO lee0 barrels the
-rst CAV. Even II the lesser estimate be true II
win prove an extremely Important discovery, 80, =,
Refined petroleum closed unchanged az sue III
barrels and 6s0c in bulk al New-1Crk Tor the
week Philadelphia prices were on a basis OF .
points lower. Foreign prices were; LONDON ll-l3o
was unchanged al 2l& francs per 100 kilos, and
Bremen was unchanged at 6.S5 marks per % lios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
Books People Are Reading.

Descriptive and Travel-Brownell's The Heart
of japan; Savorys In the Tail OF the Pea
cock; Stoddard's Cruising Among the
Caribbees''; Wizards THE Land OF the
Latins."
Biography-watson's Life and Times OF
Thomas Jefferson; Keler's The Story Of
NV Life; Strachey's Memoirs Of Madame
Lebrun;" Oman's Seven Roman Statesmen"
Fiction-Chambers's The Maids of Paradise;
Nicholson's THE Main Chance; McVickar-
Collinss "A Parish of Two; Pages Gordon
Keith; Seaweil's 1.-The Fortunes of Fifi' :;
Tracy's wings Of Morning; FoX's THE
Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come; LewS's
The Boss"
Observation-Disclosures How Paris Amuses It
self: Duncan's The Way of the Sea-;
Tooleys Royal Palaces and Their Memo
ries."
BUFFALO PUBLIC LIBRARY.-Buffalo, Nov.
6-According to the demands made at the
Buffalo Public Library during the last week
the following named books were The most
popular:
Fiction-Smith's Colonel Carter's Christmas;
Deland's DIR. LavendGr's People; Briscoe's
THE Change of Heart; Williamson's THE
Lightning Conductor"
Observation-Disclosures With Flintlock and
Fire.; Doubeday's Cattle Ranch. to Col
lege': Pages Two Prisoners"
Observation-Disclosures Responsibilities Of the
Novelist; Gilman's The Home: Its Work
and Influence; Hammers ''Radium and
other Radioactive Substances; Longs
Wood Folk at School"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
NOVEMBER -
LATEST Foreign NeSUS AbOIf BOONS.

ter OF the late Judge Thomas Giooes MOT
gan, Of Louisiana. and WIDOW OF CapIalh
Dawson the founder of The Charleston news
and Courier" The author who -ites in French
as well as in English. gives amusing and stir
ring Creole versions of the adventures Of Brer
Rabbit and Br'er Fox for young French people.
Hachette also publishes La Maison de Victor
Hugo" by Arsene Alexandra. describing and
illustrating the poets museum In the Place oes
Vosges The work comprises seventy sketches.
made by Hugo himself Plon publishes Europe
ct la Revolution FRANCHISE" by Albert Sorel. of
the French Academy. Simonis Empis publishes
la Grape" a fearlessly written novel, indi-
eating the best way OF fighting depopulation
It contains several realistic object lessons.
c. J. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
Proposals.

prsssrLv2 HS1lcH NEW fEEs4 new
'0NSINO'f HILL a &ND EoRTI RlvEb;. so,
SEALED PROPOSALS ls'f FOR 81 i THE ffE wNoRks
- the construction Of various Sections ss of Of
state New Jersey vii Ss received a the once q
York city y: Y. until u o'clock on the 18th
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
sPEcIfIc eiINs
CoNTRAcT DRAWINGS.
saeo@ 8f s9' ss oersd shssk
RsTSs Camp nae a be retained by the COMPANY
he TSns4 S' ws s4 Street ss NeS
City n Y supplementary drawings exhibiting seolOgi-
and records Of certain experimental which
afford data to the Contractor can also be seen at This
MS Do Inc ''fn' is f A. J COUNTY S6 Secretary.
ppsnsrnvi S2TIcT sE ER F6ER GoSo ISLAND
,,or-,, R AIIIaS9 PT,,,,1s,oy
00SS1Rg 2aTRAN Of END TUSSFF RE mnN
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE MNoRKs
the Of various 0 N Sections Rv
within the state q New York will b, EsCey Cs st. the
Te% York CITY \. y. untn Z o'clock noon the
A copy Of each q the following documents:
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
SPECIFICATIONS
CoNTRACT DRAWINGS
will be furnished intending bidders written request
accompanied by certified check for $500 payable 10
OF Pennsylvania. New York and Long Island
Railroad Company, be retained by the Company.
above referred to will be furnished by
Chief Engineer 30 West 34th Street. New York
City, 7 Supplementary drawings exhibiting geologt
cal formation so far as has been determined BY borings
records Of certain experimental work which may
afford TO the Contractor also be seen at this
The Contractors Bond will be 1870 Of the Of
H-' '''' ROBERT II. CROFT. Secretary.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
PENNSYLVANIA. NEW YORK & LONG ISLAND
- RAILROAD
CONSTRUCTION OF TUNNELS UNDER MANHAT-
TAN. EAST RIVER AND LONG ISLAND CITY:
- New York n Y OCT !. lgOS:- =,
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE WORKS
~ necessary to the construction points
Avenue in 32nd and 23rd Streets eastward
lnder Manhattan. River and Long Island City to
a point a short distance north Of Borden Avenue In
Long Island City will be received at the Office Of the
City n Y. until II o'clock the 18th day OF
December. 1908.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
PROPOSALS,
SPECIFICATIONS
CONTRACT,
CONTRACT DRAWINGS.
intending bidders written request
certified check for $500 payable to
Of Pennsylvania New York and Long Island
Railroad Company. be retained by the Company
documents above referred 10 will be furnished by
the Chief Engineer 20 West saith SN-eet New York
city n Y. Supplementary drawings exhibiting geoogi-
which AFFORD data to the Contractor also be
this address
his bid The right reject any
ROBERT Il. CROFT. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- Yo-k.-Thornas ". Caldwell Plaintiff against
a judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly made and
day October. 1903 l. the undersigned the
cree in said Judgment named ct public auction
at the New-York Estate Salesroom No Broad
18th day November. 1908 at II O'Clock
day By Harris B. Fisher. Auctioneer the premises
directed by SAID Judgment 10 be sold and herein described
follows: All that certain lot piece parcel OF land.
with the building thereon erected situate lying and being
the city and County OF New York. bounded and de-
side Of one hundred and Eighth Street distant Two
erly line Of Lexington Avenue running thence Southerly
through party wall one hundred 200 feet and eleven
Old inches the line the block thence
erly and along said centre line OF the block
90 feet: thence Northery and again parallel with Lex
Avenue and Of the through another party
Southerly side OF hundred and Eighth Street.
thence westerly and along the Southerly side Of said
hundred and Eighth I'D feet 70 the
point % place o. beginning
Dated New York. October 2lst 1908
HENRY W. SACKETT, Referee
EDWARD Y. THORNALL. Attorney for Plaintiff. 149
The following is diagram ~ the premises above de-
Eighth Street:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09

LOWS BEDsEEETs. ETC. Phils Depot , g NJ
Sealed proposals. in trpcae will be received here until
delivery at either the Phiiadelphia Boston Chicago
Sfn ni Mat feos GOO Pows Is 600 Mattress
Covsrs s9sheets 5000 PILLOW Gases and 10U0o
title: II desired by the DEPARTMENT Bidders are Te
speecations 80 that proposals may be submitted s with
pance standards specifications will be in
iess QUANTITIES than those advertsed for VIII be con-
sdered but hide for delivery a. other P9nts 5ha3 Inee
BIDS ana bids based samples difeEng from stand
for the those for which bids are to be opened
bidders rate which they wi make , De.
are advised that contracts win provide
ths for al sqBps Of the eontrae on Se
prescribed therefor but which shall be
PSid sail be the remainder after deducting
81 one per cent for each day the hTst 30 days
s .n for esch Gay thefeas provided that dee
by strikes riots hesi h1Da; or or deverV on the paTt
Of the transportation companies or gnayoidaos delays
may the Of the proper OGsE
in determining prices stipulated in said contracts
Or % p4dpo % any 9e pat ePed given
q o5o Of S T and Price daoudng II the Price
foreign Rrodac9n or m 6 10 6 ee c SI Of se Ss
q the articles proposed must accompany all proposals
nished duplication Enyeiopes containing proposals
opened Monday Noyen6er 23rd lees. and addressed
.. 5. A, Depot ouartermaster
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Park Board. the Office OF the Department
fourth Street Borough OF Manhattan. The City
York until 4H ! q sISS NOVEMBER -. 1908
NO FOR COMPLETING THE IMPROVEMENT
AND sEVENTY-FIFTH STREET TO ONE HUNDRED
AND ETGHTY-sECoND STREET IN THE CITY OF
40 2 FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
TTOls or TWO LARGE AND FOUR SMALL FLIGHTS
OF STEPS, ALSO TWO STEEL-CONCRETE TANKS
IN THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN. IN
NO 2 FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIALS FOR THE ERECTION AND COMPILE
TTON OF a MEMS TOILET, WOMEN'S TOILET AND
TOULOUSE IN THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL
GARDEN. IN BRONX PARK. IN THE CITY OF NEW
No. 4 FOR FURNISHING ALL THE LABOR AND
MATERIAL FOR THE FRICTION AND COMPILE
TON OF PLANT HOUSE TO FINISH a RANGE OF
DEN IN BRONX PARK. IN THE CITY OF NEW
For full particulars see CITY RECORD
WILLIAM r
JOHN +. EUSTIS,
RICHARD YOUNG,
Commissioners.
Dated October %. 1909.
Office OF the DEPARTMENT of Parks. Arsenal Building
Fifth and Sfxty-fourth Street Borough Of Man
haitian. City York
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
received by the Park Board above Of the
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1908.
Borough of Brooklyn.
E o cyN,1 l 1z IA rrg orr AT T2u
TERROR OF THE CENTRE PAVILION. BROOKLYN
INSTITUTE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
JOHN z. EUSTIS,
RICHARD YOUNG.
Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09

The approximate amount Of charge satisfy
which the above described property Is TO be sold is
81 ca s--10O with interest thereon from the
cober 1903 together with costs and allowance amount
Il with Interest from october 18Th 1903
gether with the expenses Of the sale.
The approximate OF assessments other
Hens which are 10 purchaser
purchase money paid by the Referee is sl2723 and
Interest.
DATED New York October 2Ist 1903
HENRY W. SACKETT Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
- PrRSuANCE or AN oRDER oF HnN

~ kbnsr c Thomas. q Surrogate County q Nsav
YORK notice hereby given 20 ell persons having claim,
Eliza Hall late of the County o. New York
eAed 20 present TIE with vouchers thereof 10 The
.fNr-ber Al his place transscting ness 10 Wiz
fbe o.fce OF Baldwin 8 Blackmar. 40 81 Nassau
8treet In the Borough Manhattan. CITY York
o. or before tie 18th day OF March next
-oetes New York. the 2lst day 81 September. 1903
JOHN GLEDHTLL.
BALDWIN a BI-ACB1dAR. Attorneys for Executor 81
Nns.sn streeL. NanLaLlan B1IoLEh NeW Nark CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09

London. November 6.
Sir George Trevelyan's American Revolu-
don" is favorably reviewed as a sound and brill
sant study OF a period concerning which edu-
Gated Englishmen are wofully Ignorant Lord
'Wolseley's autobiography is less controversial
Shan was expected and Is written with Vivacity.
Sir Harry Johnston's British Mammals" Nj
chaei McDonough's biography OF Daniel O'Con-
nell" and play by Thomas Hardy are promised
by the publishers. Bran Stokers Jewel OF
Seven stars Is considered by reviewers the best
novel this week and an example Of fiction OF a
high Imaginative power. L n. F.
Paris. November 6.
Hscbette publishes Les AVentures de Jean
net Lapin," by Nine. F. w. Dawson. daugh-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09

- Frank T FtzEero. Surrogate Of the County Of New
York Notice is hereby given 70 al person having claims
Harriet Bicde late Of the County o. N-svg
To-l 6eceased present the vouchers thee
place rransactnR hueue-,
NJ the ofoes Putney. Twobly Putney his atforers
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan In The civ
az New York before the first day December pe,f
DATED New GorE- the 2lst cay Of May. 1903
JOHN BIDDI.E.
Ezp~rtcr OF Harriet s. Fiddle deceaees
prrTn,ry TEvOMBLY q PUTNET. Attys. Tor I,xe-SIfor
go arnaansE. Vow York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
~ PTRSUANCE OF - ORDER % HOY

Ahner c. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New
York notice hereby given % all persons having claims
Eltzabeth Aoge, late q tire County Of New
York deceased present The same with vouchers thereof
Tire subscriber. a. bis place OF tansactng business
once Of forster Speir No % Wall Street
Manhattan. The city New York on OF before lie
18th OF December. 1893
Dats6 New YORK the 12rh cay % June 1908.
JOHN r EFLlIECKE. Executor.
FORSTER g. EPETR Attorneys Tor Executor 50 wall
etreeL EorouEh % Eanhat-an. New EarZ Ctr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
.SurTogateS Notices.

KENNEDY, JOHN.-N PURSUANCE OF
an order o. Hon. Frank T FitzEerald Surrogate
Of County q New YORK, notice s hereby al
persons having claims against John Kennedy. late
COUNTY New York deceased, present the
vouchers thereof the subscriber place
ACTING business the Office Geo ". B0yntou No 1872
Nassau Borough q Manhattan New CITY.
on or before the lst day o. March
Dated, New York. the 10Th Il august 1908
CATHERINE KENNEDY. Administrative.
GEO II BOyNTON Attorney for Aduiulstratr1x 132
Nassau Street Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
Official Legal Notices.

A TTENTTON is CALLED TO THE ADvER.
TIsEMENT IN THE CITY RECORD OF NOvEAi-
Der 20 1908 OF the confirmation by the Board Of
Assessors and the entering IN the Bureau for the Colec
Assessments and Arrears OF the
LOCAL. IMPROVEMENTS IN TIE BOROUGH OF THE
BRONX:
23RD WARD, SECTION 10 SOUTHERN BOUI.-
VARD-SEWER and appurtenances between St Joseph
Street and East l42nd Street between l49th
EDWARD " CIRCUIT. Comptroller
CITY Of New York. November 8 1903.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-09
Proposals.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the President OF the Borough OF Manhattan at
the City He'll. Room 1s. until u O'Clock a n, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER -, 1908.
FOR FURNISHING MATERIALS AND PERFORM
ING THE WORK OF BUILDING an EXTENSION
OF RIVERSIDE DRIVE FROM THE NORTHERLY
TERMINATION OF SECTION NUMBER TWO. AT
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY FIFTH STREET. UP
TO THE BOULEVARD LAFAYETTE. AT ONE HUN
DRIED AND FIFTY EIGHTH STREET. BEING SEC
TONS NUMBERS THREE AND FOUR OF THE Ex-
TENSION OF RIVERSIDE DRIVE. TOGETHER
WITH AL WORK INCIDENTAL THERETO
For full particulars CITY RECORD.
JACOB A. CANTOR
President OF the Borough OF Manhattan
The city o New York. November 6. 1903.
CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
- rvsntng and binding tho annual report De-
.-+,,e1t ~ Docks and Ferries 1902. win be 70
l1,es tv lie Commissioner Of Docks Pier Bat
pisre until o lock noon, November 1903
0Sar psTticulzrs City RecordD
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Male.
VOTING MAN % good education and
knowledge OF bookkeeping. wishes perrls-
nent position with advancement. salary eN-
pected $40. THOMAS EDELs ia Powers
st BROOKLYN
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Public Notices.

MUNICIPAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMITS
NA sion. g. Elm Street. New York-Pubic notice is
hereby given that an open cpettlve examination will
he held Tor position Of MORGUE KEEPER O
6sv November Is. 1903. 10 a NJ The receipt ap
plicatfons vii close Friday. November Is p
Tor further information apply the Secretary OF the
s WILLIAM BRIsCOR.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
COOK. LAUNDRESS. BY strictly temper
ate scotch Protestant: good family COOK !.
exceptionally neat economical; willing and
rsspsctfalls Measurable EaSA Gall Las Gil
ave-
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- PrRsuANCE OF AN oRDER Oh Eos.

- Abner c. Thomas suTrogate or the County OF
80. ssa,nst Franz RemnIertz, late q County
- sS.rYo-f Deceased. present the
his place q rFansactnE
=. he Once his attorney. Ashbel Fitch.
Borough Manhattan Ia
80, =, NeJy-Yo OK before the dsy April
oe a,s N.v-York. the 2sth day of September 1903
De0o~s 49, CHARLES WALTER Executor
.ryrur p FITCH Attorney Tor Executor - Nassau
AS&aD11- 1ao-,c1eh OF Manhattan. &eW-Sork City.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

81 WEST S2D ST--For gentlemen: large
elegantly furnished rooms. en- suite or
single: private bath: superior cuisine; hand
some Iesiasaosi near park and 6st--st.
elevated
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Abner C. Thomas a sgrrogst {. q toe County Of
,,-. 1ssinsf A. Blanchard late Of TIE County
- sv York deceased q present me same With vouch
their
err =, fbe once Edward q. Mclaughlin No -
Wal street 81 tfe 10y q - ---N - 10 "7''i" lns
6sv March nesL
Ds5eo ~ re n TNCERSOII. GEORGE HOLAIE6
,-,,-v,pr r MCLAUGHLIN. Attorney FOR Executors.
- -eo Is Wan Street New YORK CITY