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Future Pricea.
Stocks of Grain in Store.
Prod

Butter-Higher ard strong. Creamery.Extra
at 2sa2sisc: flrsts :ea2sc: seconds 2lc Ladie-
Fancy lsc: poor to fair Bale. Country stock
in pals. 12c for choice. and poor at 9nllc.
Grease stock 4TJc.
Cheese-Northern on orders: Twins 1oIsc: sin
giles 16%c: daisie, 11lsc: YOUNG Americas He
burger II1111.c: poor sac; Swiss 15c for choice;
No. 2 at 1oal5c: brick ilgll.sc:, o.,
through; shipped ?36 pkgs.: firm: market quot
able at &c for count.
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Reported by FTancis, Bro & Co, No. "a
North Fourth street St Louis
Prime s,erlirs. cables 4.S370d4. $3.50: checks
1. S339d4 .S24o: 81 days i.s9Si.
eavs 4.1e. IA 7sas 90 days 4.7TSa4.777s
Grain bills 419s. also: cotton bills 4.7sZ
5.e0Ns as 30 LIE: so days 5.23Is asa 1-ls
Commercial French francs checks 5.c1Ea
Commercial Swiss francs. checks 5.sn: 60
DAYS 5.e5S.
5.2a Lie: GO DAYS 5.25&95- rs Lie
Bankers. reichsmarks. cables 81 s-1sQeiS:
checks "a 7-16I94is: 60 days 90 15-is
Commercial reichsmarks. checks 81 Elsa
elA; 60 days s3a.de 1876: 50 days 90 7-1sl9sis
Bankers Dutch guiders. checks i0940 Lie:
Commercial Dutch guilSers. checks . 1916
Gao: so DAYS 80 11-l6GSsA.
Market, firm.
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Dorestic Exchang
New York Money Market.

Now York, Dec. 10-Money on call finn at
xeis per cent. closing bid 4: offered at AZ. Time
loans quiet: 60 days and so days per cent; six
months 81. Prime mercantile paper 6. Ster-
ling exchange firm. with actual business in
bankers bills at 4. s325d4 .s3S5 for demand. and
a. 1 fe75Ti 1850 for 6e-day bills; posted rates
1 sosG4 81 and 4.s4G4.S4S: commercial bills
1 Is37di 795 Mexican dollars 41c. Government
bonds easy Railroad bonds steady.
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REFUB LIE SPECIAL.
New York. Dec. 10.-The curb market offered
several interesting features which threw light
on the character ot the trading which some
collapse in quotations Of Cuban revolutionary s
per cent bonds. On an attempt to sell Two
bonds Just before the close yesterday the owner
BILE being 90, On Monday, they had been run
bonds. This figure il the last recorded sale.
They to-day Were re-, offered most OF the time at
Some of those who have watched the opera
tons in these bonds stated that the recent rise
appeared to have been manipulated, and based
GoveEnment will pay them in fun Brooklyn
Rapid Transit new IS advanced from 81 to
ls9s on SAFES of $4,000. which is equivalent 10
$50 shares. Later they reacted half point. and
1t looked If they were being sold by those
close to the company. marlborough Rapid
Transit stock advanced 3. to So on a sale OF 100
shares. Among other transactions were 800
at s,s.Gssis: Standard OH at 66ii.. loss or
points from yesterday, and Greene Copper
ll3.lIlaL
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R.norted by the New York Commercial Ad-
rertiser, through Francis. Bro. s: Co.. ga North
Fourth street:
St Louis. Dec. lo:-Foreisn: London sent n
tfere being heavy. In this market the arbi-
TRACE houses sold stocks freely for foreign &C.
TIE various internationals. notably the Steel
aud coal stocks.
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Tinges and stained i,@ac below white.
Galveston-Spot market steady. middlinss 1oc
New Orleans-Spot market quiet; middiinBs
12c.
Memphis-Spot market steady: middlinss TO-
Receipts ut principal points:
Galveston, 15,4i6 bales.
New Orleans, l0,SE bale8.
Mobile. 149 bales.
Savannah. 1855 bales.
Charleston. 1.5lS bales.
Norfolk, AGA bales.
Houston. 12.177 bales.
Memphis. 33S2 bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports for
six days were 2SI,3a bales against 315.S23 bales
a week ago. and 1853 bales year ago Ex-
ports, IL, 06s bales. against q, 81 bales year
ago. Stocks. 9l3.SW bales. against 1.05S. l6
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Wall Street Gossip.

Yesterday. Hank ClearinEs.
Yesterdays clearinghouse statement showed
c1eariuss. S. 269. 81: balances. s1.126.SA.
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YESTERDAYS SESSION.
New York stock quotations.

st. Louis. Dec. i0.--The following shows the
opening; highest lowest and closing quotations
on the New York Stock Exchange Today. Cor
rected daily for The Republic by Francis. Bro.
d Co. bonds and stocks. Ia North Fourth
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pry-fint-Butcher DC lbs. snd up.l at 14hc:
do light tunder IL 1bs) at PIC: fallen at f3c:
native and Arkansas at Bike: latter on selec:
tion at i4c for No ! and 12c for No, 2: round
for No Q Bulls or uncured 1c per ID less: part
cured nc less: culls BIG; Horse hidesI,.Green
No at 1915: No. At s1.75: ponies. colts and
blues at 81 all dry at &c.
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Coffee.

New York. Dec, 1o.-Coffee-srot Rio No. 7
lures opened firm at an advance of SAILS points.
following unexpectedly higher European mar
kcts. still smaller interior Santos receipts and
further unfavorable crop news from Brazil On
the advance there was l heavy realizing by re-
ton Exchange interests. put there was n good
demand from abroad and considerable outside
buying so that prices continued firm. and the
market closed Is to % points higher. with sales
OF ic7. 80 bag. including: Dec. s.50G6. 6nc: Jan.
june june &c. july 7s5a7 4oc: Sept 745gs .eSc
Nov. 7.6oqI7.7o
Dried Fruits.
New York, Dec. 10.-The market for evap-
GRATED apples shows the effect Of better de-
mand In n rather firmer undertone. and most
transactions are reported at outside prices.
The common are quoted at 4M4asc, prime at
5T5Kc choice ut 5s4dGkc and fancy at GA 67c.
Prunes generally steady though 1t is reported
that concessions have been made in some in
stances Quotations range from PIC TO 6iIc
for all grades Apricots are In moderate de-
rard. choice are quoted at 9hG3hc. extra
choice at eAG1oHc and fancy at l1Gl5c
Peaches are also In seasonable request, with
choice quoted at 7HG7%c. extra choice ut
1a.nsAc and ikTi0hc.
Petroleum.
OIL CITY. Pa. Dec. 10-CredIt balance 81. 90
Certificates no hid Shipments 53. l2i: average
es Us; runs l03. 13s: average $3.50. Shipments
Lima 20 go; average Sc, $50. Runs-Lima 6s,1S3
average $3.50.
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Yesterdays clearing house statement showed
volume Discount rates for call and time
loans held firm between 5h and per cent.
six per cent.
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RrookIvn Rapid Transt-The strong feature
NJ the tradinC was again B. r. T. II opened
fractionaliy lower. and the room -traders forth
with talked reaction" but the price rose
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Curb Grnin NIarketa.

St. Lou,s-May wheat size. Puts soxe and
Milwankee-May wheat-Puts Soh@ookc asked
and calls si1sIs1Sc sellers.
May Corn-Puts &c bid and calls lsM8<kc
asked.
Minneapolis-May wheat s1o bid. Puts 3o1s9
s0sac bid and calls 81Nc.
ST. Louis Future Prices.
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STOCKS AND n0NDs IN BOSTON.

Boston, Mass, Dec l0.-C'lo.inr quotations to-
day on money, bonds. stocks and mining shares:
MONEY.
Call loans 6dis,s per cent: time loans B96H
per cent.
BONDS
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ASKED. ,-.,,.s .-~>.,,s

American sugar; IL, Mass Electric pfd. g
Amer Tel. * Tel; .l2i,s y S. s,eel. 10Y
General 1IGn II s. ssss com
Mass. Electric...... 1914
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Flu RS.
Hides.

Extreme Southern skins Is per cent lcss and
strictly Northern 15d25 per cent more
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Bar Silver,

Bar Silver.
New York. Dec. 10.-Bar silver 64Sc per
ounce. AT London. steady. % 3-l6d per ounce
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st. Louis Cotton Market.
DOT market quiet at ho lower. Sales 2,
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asked
MINING SHARES.
Mining stock, I'm New York.

New York. Dec 10.--CIosinz quotations to-da,
on mining stocks were as follows:
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DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
OFFICE on THE pEPARTNENT OF PARks.
ARSENAL PULLING. FIFIE ANENIE AND slAI1-
FOURTH STREET. BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. The
cry on WV YORK -
CEAIED BIDS or ESTIMATES WILL BE
- received b. tho PARK Beard the above ocs OF The
re-zrrrle-T 81 Parks Until 3 c'ciCck M on
TFfrRcTAY OCTOBER sTH iB0a
Tsrrough % Manhattan
CONTACT NO. 9.
Ycr Work rrs Naterais Erection and Completion
n re I1tra-y sts-k Work IN the New York Public
lftrarv Aston Ieror and TIiden Foundations. Fifth
Ay.rue Fo-tieth n-t Fc-ty-seconc street,
allowed doing and letting the first
ucn ~ wiz ne three CALENDAR MONTHS
TIE building has been given
~ TIRE Architects and f~- Section he time shall be
four months after notice begin work the building
thfn have been given hv the Architects
Ts amount o. security required VIII be enc hundred
tfCussrd dollars
s bios VII b compared and ne contract awarded al
lurD aggregated
Risrk abfaired ulans may be
- 49, ~ rhe Dera-rent ~ Parks. the Arsenal Cen
@ Park end also ths Office the Architects Carrere
4 haFtirEs No - Eas- street
Tor f1l particulars CITY Record.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
JOHN r ETSTTS.
RICHARD YOUNG.
nssi burus, 2en lses
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Railroads.
DEHNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
B RAILROAD.
STATIONS ~ t99t q WEST TwESzTY,TaIE2 STREE
fEThe leaving tine from Desbro..e- AID
tb1, streets il ave i1seT strs.s
except where ethsrs sssls tss pnnx
ars ,sr Chieago IneisnsPols and I>11is.ihs s,,,-r
smOEins and Observation Cars Cincinnati. IniianaV
1925 a. VI. PESNsYLvANIA LIMITED. Pgll-s.n
ss Can. ' For 5 s52soF ci s& so and De
1-s5 " CHICAGO AED ST LorIs EY SFT,sviIi.7.
as ' P c Gssss s. irI LPTI. Dp P1n
snokins. ana o6ssTvstion cars For chicago. To'sa0'
5.55 p ". sT I01Ts Fx1pEEss-ror ptssurs en-
snnstL Inds1apolis. Louisville. 81 Louis ,isI
SIS p. VI. wEsrEsx F.xpRSss-ToS chicago For
.5 p VI P.c Ti5ea ExP 5-a P,,.surE and
Ra@t COMETS E25 k9 5l cevs dsg s ys @
PRESS.-For Pittsb1TE Cleveland Cincinnati ladi@n-
WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH r,-,-
ioS, = p - dn,ns car. 10 10 r grinas carr
m y . Dl.as Car got Deser9ss.:s sai an parar
end Dining caTsi % DINING carr . DINING al
e25 .aR Can g 10 81 DINING bin ~ Car, a m . or
ms carr t325 -Consressional Lirl,Jed az a., as
ss6rOssss and cortilzit streets 5I5 CDrnins Carl
SOUTHERN RAILwAY-Expr-ss = . m. 1910 nish'
ATLANTIC COAST L1NE-Fxpress. . . a. m and -
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAY.-ExPress. Il % . m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-For NsTnpnS
ana Nev.-Crleans- 3 - p. daily
CHdESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAT-1bS a. M "N
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT ard NORFOLFc-7SS a m
An aST Tys , saa 80 p n daily. - ~resaay-
sundays. 1-5j a. Through Vestbued Ira rs L.--
Parlor Cars and standard Cracrcs week
CAPE MAY--i2s5 p. n weekdays ,,-, 49,.
TCr- AMI Trro
West lEenty-'hr Street SJatUut so so a.
II 10 l. 10 Saturdays only. Us. 255 . 40 80
80 (frorn Desarosses and C'orandt Streets 80
80 a m u ~. % Saturdays only. 25e s-lo ~
s45 a m. 500 = N From Desbrosses street only
$50 a m C9rtlsndt street. 61y; 4 2 m week Gays
go 70 .55 155 Dining Carr. SD 90 30 tlinnS S
carr: 9S5 St Louis Limited. 10. 10 (Desor5ssSs ar
Ii'ne 1919 Dining carr II 81 a M l-oS -
SaIl: i'S SDinns Csrl 20 (Des2rosses ara or g
streets 229 25 $e3 Dining carr 30 81 i,,,ffe3
for Germantown Jet ony). SO Dining carr 90 90
SO. $50 . N. I2.10 night weekdays sunG&ys >
Sos. 755 Dining Car . - Dining Carl 20 ~
Louis Limited. Q So 1928 Penna Lirnitel l06o tDn-
Ing Carr - IS Dining Car. / S. Dining Catl,
85 Dining carr s. 80 dining carr $50 CntSSSo
Limited fer Germantown only). - Dining -
SIS Dining Car. T55. SIS. $50. e25 p m l--lO
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1 1884 11s Broadway; Is2
Eth Avenue (below 2d ST. 2 Etfth Avenue ' s.f
Station and stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cot ar
Streets Court street. 500 Fulton Street 80 b. So
way. ard Pennsylvania Annex station Brooklyn; Sia
for and check baggage from hoteis and resi-
dences through TO destination ,-,
Railroad CAB service.
". W. ATTERBURY, R WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent
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Steamboats,.
AND POINTS IN

BOSTON A SEW FG sSdIh \
- PITFr LINE for Newport Fan River. Boston and
-, snd Northern Points Steamers PRISCILLA
az N---pTTAN Orchestra each. Leave Pier 10.
sne 81 of Warren Sd. week days and Sundays
50 f,,1rscr LANE Tor Providence Boston North
~ -e-ca-ners PLYMOUTH end CONNECT1CJT. Or
81 ~ esch Leave Pier -. = r. OF Murray
only a. =. II
sSS,,,efNGTON IINE for sioninEton. Watch fl Narrs
49,. ne Boston and East Steamers MAINE and
CIV HANPsHfRD Leave Pier -. \. r. foot o:
-. 81 week days only a. 8 p n.
SRwlcII JISE Tor New London Fishers Island BLOCK
49,, Sa-vlch worcester. Boston, North ana East.
ls.s..... crTy or LOWELL ano CITY OF W0RCT1s-
80 lave pier 20 \. r.. foot Garrison St. week days
esy ~ paVrS IINE for Sew Haven. Hartford Spring
Nv >,--fh Week DAYS Str RICHARD PECK leave.
70 - sG r.. zoo y ~. foot 3ist ST. r. r.. 800
I f-ITr-rT-Tg w CFHATIN leaves Pier 90 y. r.
]. a ,rrsrteht sundays sur. RICHARD PECK leavee
u :. ri 9 80 a n foot S1st St. = r. 1913
Pc 1900 duo York. y n.
a - rrrr~ Tth. Steamer RICHARD
- --fu issve Nev YORK. ~ $40 A NJ. foot = 6lsi
IA iO-Is A. H.. Instead q 200 and $500 ?. 81.
- AND sTATERooMs an Linz az Ie7 2oi.
- rs "a Broadway. Perk Place p Union sqna-e
~ ef--t-s Avenue G7S ". 1eth street. Us T. 123th
-, Teu York Court $50 Futon Street. go Broad
- brooklyn and a. Piers
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

.paiy. fDaiy. except sunday. Sunday
Ones: Ibtrty Ferry. south Ferry AstOr Hou,,
1877 2sl. 1870. 1884 Broadway. lsZ 5th Az Union
square West l53 18th St. d. t25th St 24S
Columbus Ave. Yors; Court St. 534 Fulton
proo'Slyn. Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG Sew Yorx
Transfer Co and checks baggage to destination
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nRoPoSALS WILL BE RECEIvED AZ

.hs pt--eau q Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
mem vraeLington. C.. uutl = O'Clock noon eepiern-
- 1904 aud publicly opened n1tne1iately thereaer
~ Furnish al navy YARD Portsmouth. y d guam
tf- "a hotr rvefs Portland cement sand clay conduit
surface cOnoenser spruce, eN-
---5ls meal h~aEs lead iron, steel dynamite gun
- ~crra- nine radiators. valves. pipe fittings anc
--tC-e- blank proposals vii be furnished upon aP-
800 ofrces, Portsmouth, y b
$3.50 vsrr and New York. y. Y T. 7. Z. HARRIS
Trr-r.rs-er General Z. r. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-07

A. -. f7.-.,r ~ srrraeaticn Navy Department. wash
-. = 4 anti II o noon. THURSDAY September
-f ffere publicly opened Immediately there
- ~ fn-ee double n officers quarters 70 be buit
Nsvsl Training Staton Newport, r. l.
~ le --Sraral and specifications will be Fur
49, en- mans. may be- upon application e. the
-, IA SfviQatiou Navy Department Washington.
Il 49, Co-araendsnts ofios L. =. Eevsl Training
gr.rIo- Nau-n1rt n J.. a. the orice OF Creighton
49, artf.tsct Nc q Bellevue Avenue. Newport
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0fTcE OF T5E DEPARTMENT OF

0fFIcE OF TIE DEPARTMENT OF
ha-s Arsenal Building FIfth avenue ano Sky
.elfI street Borough Menhaf-an. the City o. New
oLs-s-alsd bcs estnnstes VII 10 received ~ the
e.e tlarr a. the above Office ~ the Department q
&c urt O'Clock = n. THURSDAY, SEPTEN-
- lt 1913 Borough q Manhattan.
- q For Constructing walk uaVer1enf 81 Portland
mortar % M esp lansce adjacent q The wall
Ag le waite frcrs = the A. River Park
90 = for repairs and alterations 70 plumbing work
SQUARE c-ffsrr
10 fcE labor required for erection
mers cssr-i-on corufort City Han Park
fcf ~ particulars zee City Record.
WILLIAM r WILCOX
JOHN p. EESTTS
RICHARD YOUNG
Commissioner
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rAYIoR ELIzABETH REEu.-IN PURsU-
Lac Schools.

Lac Schools.
x.xv voRK sIzty-1!Ith year opens oei, i isa
trsIVERsTrY $50 70 P n ENeHinS
CIasses. sessions : 20 10 y n
Law SCHOOL GRADUATE classes lssd 70 Il ~ az.
address L J. TcMrKINs. Ressssrsr. Wash aEten So.
y. D.
NEW YORK Day school; 81 Nsssse e.;
SCHOOL Evening echoot-
sl5wfcht Method" 90 instrnction- L. r. 70 TWO
Years Il ~ N three years. High stan1arcs
fS..o -, -..nios-. GEORGE CHASE. Dean
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Furnished Houses to Let-Country


IRr.AI%FIE-TD. y. TO le- furnished. reutiaaFu's
l. corner resieeuce ire location on fsdE1eO n
vfrhin ten minutes walk 2 station and near trolley
Terms application Address ~ Box 20 Tribune Once
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Il pertinent Hotels.

A MORNISGSiDE PARK HOME.
o. nine large and baths
sfh floor modern elevator buldnE with all
convsniences Southern facing NornnKi1s PARK
Rent q -. Z l1ath HoTniugsds
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NEW JERSEY CENTRAL ~ n
Liberty street and sOath Ferry tTims
South Ferry i've minutes earlier than shown below.
EAsTON BETHLEnEA. ALLENTOWN AND
nat IA Cat NiN-zAUO a. 10 Eas0on Onlyy o 10 A
81, L. % 40 $50 C545 EasiOn only 2. 81 sundays
= = si, "a AZ AZ IN scRASrox-,aoo o,o
E p sundays, Z4.2J "A. NJ. 100 j.. y
LAk EsWOOD. LANETt HST. TONS r.
AND BARNEGAT-z4O0 Gao A N, L20 6 q. AXE
Atlantic CITY-ts.4O A. II. tao p Ii 400 p
yiSELAND AND BRDGETOS-fsGOo a. n. t1so
Lone BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
POM --z4 90. so. 1lSO a. ~ QlO saturday onIyl.
8 $50. $50 0L50 Wednesday, TO
Asbury PARK ard Saturdays POINT Pleasantly, r. 81
PIII1ADELPHIA-,REApIN TERMINAL. r..as
$50 II 60 - % 'E00. $40 t6OO. f73o 10 90 p Ii
2sTH 2ND CHESTNUT sTREETs-t425. $3.50 roso
al IS A. n. 100 t'340. 800. 100. To- = ] 81
RE1DING. HARRISBURG. PoTTsyILLE kSn
wI4GIA HSrO1SI-i4 O0 24-z5. - 90. r. 10. iOO1
Reading P0ttsysis and harrisburg only. TACO vs. %
Atlantic Highlands. SeabriSht. Monmouth Beach ana
Long Branch. Asbury Park Point Pleasant 90 1000
II 90 A. ~. L00. 200. o.. 5 90. 500 100. Asbury
Park) p 81. Sundays. 1000 A. II. 100 400 500 p NJ
sunday. SUNDAY only. sParlor cars ory. Iva Ia
1877 .6l 1900 1884 Broadway. is2 5h Az Is Union
Square 153 East 125th 27J West St 245
Columbus Av. New YORK.. Court 81. 3ss. seO Fulton
St. q klyn 800 B'wsy. " msburg y. T. Transfer Co.
Vice Pres and Gen. Mgr Gen Passr A
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A DNERTrSEMENTs sanscrrtons rns rreuns
z Al UPTOWN once.
NO. 1854 BROADWAY.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
4 he Bureau supplies and Accounts. Navy Derer-
49, V-asffrrtou {. until l. O'Clock noon SepteTn
- 1908 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter
al sI--sh al The navy yard and Naval ObserEat1Tys
yI-.-f-refrr u a quantity o. tucandescent lau1Es
1900 electrical suppes, sand, broken stone. gness,
5-s ,a-s Portland cement brick lumber, hardware.
- -r-r tofra-tort octauts. thermometers, drawing
srs-7antE divders boat and Geek clocks comparing
vafcher bino-uarr spy-glesses, chncrneteTs
rerafei ~Iers zinc iuEot copper sheet iron poacllg
- if-5r-al tuba air compressor. and repairs ano i1
r-5vr-rerrs 10 Naval Museum o. Hygiene ana Medlca4
School Blank proposals win ee fUTnls.ee upon
Si---sr ID slpplies and Account Navy Department
treton ~ 9. T. z. b. HARRIS. Paymaster Gen
s-rT
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Country Board.
SurrogateS' Notices.

SurrogGteS' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank 7 Ftzssrsla sur!oss5s Of The County Of New
soTH tSsy,st Ttssis late o, t5e couatv Of NeTs
York deceased present the sane with vouchers there
at the once. PUtney T'Eonbly Pgnsy. his a,torneys
DATED New YOrE the 2is' Gay Of M1 1r lso2 s,n,v
o E7s'0E Of , Hs[Itss 5Isdl; - df4; s.,o,
10 Broadway. Ne~ Eork city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank 7. FiIzgerala- surrogsts q the County Of
Gains az sinst susan Beyer ste Of County Of
g a. T. R.o' S6 % g PsTs ss S:nI' Is.
cit, u lork BOroush Of Aanhst'sR. or before
u Ds .S5 Sew SoTE, .. So cay Of April Isoa
ii. S6ar Il \ SsTEd5 STlR EXECUTOR
JAMES eREEE 5@S Attorney Tor Executors 80 Park
IINIGHT. WILLIAM HIN PURSUANCE
order Of Hon Abns5 o Thorpa4 sy s sTss s
a. asyTg Slai Y aF yd MiS 10 h AIs
tie sane with vouchers Thereof e TIE sgesoIeIs az
sSiG. Z wesrsr Their attorney Number 22s B!oadwsy
Manhattan New u OLA N''s' u % 0e-0's '1' Az" @'
JoIrN Il. KNIGHT. FLORENCE a. CoILIvET. Exscu-
7F IT5s WEAVER At;o-nsv FOR Executors % Brood
way. Nsw York
KENNEDY. JOHN.-IN PURSUANCE OF
~ an Greer q Hon Frank 7. Fitzgerald. Surrogate
=. 80 C,susy o. York notice Is hereby given all
S--. bsVng claims against John Kennedy. ate q ire
deceased 10 present the same, VITA
the sglscIibe-, ~ her Place q trans
h,sress al once u Geo. u. Boyutoz, Nc l52
S-@ess, Borough OF AAnhattan, new 4qrk LILY,
- = before ths cay o. March next
nee New Yak. i0th cay q August 1915
CATHERINE KENNEDY. Administrative
AZ FOFNION Attorney Tor A1Iulr-sl-atTlA. ~
Nassau street borough O' MANHATTAN. New YORK Guy
TAYLOR. ELIZABETH REED.-IN PCRSU-
80. ~ m orSer Prank T. Fitzgerald.
81 County q New York notice Il hereby
claims against EEzebs-h Reed
rs,ir- lst. q County OF New York deceased. -
tfe vouchers thereof 20 the suoscrber
- - risce q transscnE business ct the once q
-. S-osgh q Manhattan n the SO OF NeW YORK On
- 49,. -. twentieth Gay % September next
u N-ev YORK the twelfth day g March. islS
~--N- JULIA REED TAYLOR EHecutTix-
sur--uprE CRAVATH & HENDERSON. Attorneys Tor
F1eel1;rix 30. - william Street. boroGga q Man
hnttan City Of New fork
~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
L. 49, r ThznAs 8 Surrogate q TIE County q New
Eerehy 70 az persons having e..l.s
sesns +. isab Vowel late q re Coonty g
TIE sa-e VIZ NeleieIs Zee
- - slscriber his place q trasaS5e o.sss -
81 Nnrhnttan ne City Of Ne~ YORK OF OF oe+ofs ts
ss.r a. - rDec-r,her 1903 next. -
Dafsd New the i2th Gay q Jlne leS-
49, 49, rCFFes FTEIMECKE. Erecutor.
FORSTER a sPEIR ATTORNEYS for Ezscutor u wan
esrert Po-ouEh % Manhattan. Ne" horA NI'S-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-07

City Property for Sale or to Let.
= A-c I'd AVE
L,UlO New building. 25x1OO; suitable for ranufact
uring: all light. n ]. FERRIS. Ascent SOC p sy.n-sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-07
City PrOperty for Sale.

NEW story bay window front. medium sized Amer
~ lean dwellings. 235 to 2&3 West iOOth-st
steam heated and electric lighting; houses open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-07
School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS Agency
"A supple. Professo-s Teachers Tutors. Govsruessss
etc, 90 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
A. J. TOCSG-ELLrOS. - Caion SouxrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-07
NLALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES. FOR AN

- LID BllJE Oh
t1rscite coal for BIZ
- - hasi River. ans
- q West S0-h street.
y ne Commissioners o.
4 az. untl = O'Clock n
u.srs - Cifv Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-07

.lug uoccsn extension %
or building q pier near the
iorth River. pil Be recei 3 "a
ocks. az Per a" Battery
IN September 5. 1908. lFOr
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1903-01-21
UNIQUE Method OF Winning Converts.

Gods Bible school or Mount Auburn
is shortly to adopt a unique method OF
winning converts, says the Cincinnati
Times-Star. The managers of the
school, Mrs. NJ. w. Knapp and Mrs.
Bessie Queen Stanley, are negotiating
for the purchase of a boat at cost of
$1,000 They will fit the interior with
benches and pulpit. 1t will be a float
ing church. The church will be f1oated
near the shanty boats, with the hope OF
gaining the shanty boat residents as
converts. In summer it is to be fioated
TO all the small river towns, and rev1v-
al services will be held in it.