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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
CHILD FELL INTO DEEP WELL.
Had Enough Presence of Mind to Hold
Herself Out Of Water Until Rescued.

Had Enough Presence of Mind TO Hold
Herself Out Of Water Until Rescued.
sheldon, May S.-The four year old
daughter Of Postmaster and Mrs F. p.
Curtis, while playing around the well at
the Methodist parsonage Thursday after
noon, stepped inside Of the curbing and
pitched down into the well. An alarm
was given by the Rev NJ. b. Parounagian,
who was hltchng up his team and heard
the child scream as she fell She went
down into the water. When she came up
she climbed to the stones and held there
until rope was lowered and she took
hold and by the aid Of the well hook she
was hauled up. She did not lose her pres
ence OF mind and did as she was directed
by the people who saved her. The wen
Is 22 feet deep and there is IL feet OF
water. A large crowd Of anxious people
came in a few minutes to rescue the child
from her dangerous position.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
TWO SHOT ON BOSTON.

struck by stray bullets From Msr-
blehead's Target Practice,
San Francisco. May Ensign
Charles Hun and Boatswain's Mate
McNamare Of the crew Of the cruiser
Boston were wounded by stray bullets
from the cruiser Marblehead while tile
crew Of the latter vessel was engaged
in subcaliber target practice
1t was not thought that the bullets
would carry as far as the Boston,
which was lying about 400 yards off,
and no danger was dreamed Of until
there came signal from her to cease
firing in her direction Ensign Hui
was injured In the arm, and the boat
swnin's mate received a severe scalp
wound.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
A THIRD OFFENCE.
Rutland Man Gets Sentence Of 80 Days for
Intoxicstion.

Ratiand Man Gets Sentence Of 80 Days for
IntoNication.
Rutland, May S-Three plain drunks
aud one second conviction for intoxication
was the business disposed Of tn the city
court by Judge Willis M. Ross today
Frank Bellany and Joseph Gero Of Rut-
land and Michael Roach of Castleton
pleaded guilty to the charge Of intoxica-
tion and each was fined s. and costs Of a
little over ST. Neither Of the men had
any money SO they went TO jail for ten
days.
George McGinnis said he was guilty 81
intoxlcatlon second offence. and the court
sent him to iail for 80 days The costs in
the case were Sc .30.
Charles Watts pleaded guilty to intoxi-
cation before Judge Ross IN the city court
yesterday afternoon. He was sentenced
to 50 days in the county jail, it being his
third offence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
MENTIONED" FOR GOVERNOR.

Vermont Union Signal Nominates Ben +.
Heaiey Of Barre,
The newspapers Of the state are "men
tioning' this man and that man for gov
ernor next year. AS 1t costs nothing to
mention, allow us to call public attention
to the name of Bernard f. Healey Of Bar
re, president OF the State Federation of
Labor. Mr.. Heaiey could poll 10000 votes
tomorrow if II was election day, and with
fifteen months Of agitation and organiza-
tion before us, and the tenant farmers,
the mechanics and the laborers rapidly
awakening to the solidarity Of their inter
ests no one can tell what might happen In
1904 Vermont Union Signal.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
DISORDER IN BETHEL.

Man Convicted Of Larceny. Two For In
toxieation.
Bethel, May S.-Several cases have been
tried recently in court on Thursday af-
ternoon Martin Carrick, who had been
fined for intoxication the day before, be-
came again very much intoxicated and
made fierce assault on an Italian named
John Brazllle. He was arrested and was
bound over to county court, bail being fix.
ed at $500 The same day William Eubar
was arrested for larceny. In court he
pleaded guilty to petit larceny and paid a
tina OF $40 with costs -
Yesterday Robert fleetwood was fined
s. with costs Of sll.50 for intoxicaton.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
FOURTH ANNUAL BANQUET.

spanish American War Veterans Assemble
Friday Evening.
The fourth annual banquet Of the Span
ish-American War Veterans will be held
Friday evening, May 10Th, at IS O'Clock,
assembling at T.80 at the armoTy,
All men who served in any branch Of
the service are cordially invited to at
tend
Tickets may be had at the Red Gross
Pharmacy, Moore 4 Owens and Of mem
bers Of the committee, price sl.50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
Alleged srurderers Arrested.

Lancaster, Pa, May 9.-Two arrests
have been made for the murder Of
Isaac Stigler, the Rapho hermit. The
accused are Lewis Seigel, residing
about half mile from Stigler's home,
and German tramp known as Paul
Smith The only evidence against
them is that they are alleged to have
been in the neighborhood Of sHglers
home on the night Of the murder
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
NorthaeIa worI.man FelI 30 reet.

Northfeld, May S.-While at work for
the Northheld Electric Light plant yester.
day afternoon Angus Nicholson fell to the
ground, distance Of 30 feet, and had his
right arm badly sprained. The cross arm
was rotten and gave way. Once before
the same afternoon he had received fall
but was uniniured. Mr. Nicholson takes
the place Of Martin Hanlon, who was in
stantiy killed few weeks since by the
breaking Of pole.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
BLACK BEAR IN PoWNAL.

Bruin Has Taken Up HIS Residence on
Ledge Near Village.
Bennington, May s.R Residents Of North
Pownal are much exercised over the fact
that full grown black bear has taken up
residence on a rocky ledge near the VII
lage Bruin has been seen several times
this week in pasture near the house OF
Dr.. 3 3. Potter. He appears to be quite
tame and has done no mischief. A hunt
ing party Is going out today to try to kill
the animal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
MIDDLEBURY FRESHMEN WON.

Defeated Dartmouth Freshmen in De-
bate.
Middlebury, May s-The intercollegi-
ate debate this evening in the opera house
between the Dartmouth freshmen and
Middlebury freshmen upon the question,
Resolved, That the United States Sena-
tors in the Various States Should be Elect
ed by Popular Vote Of the People, was
won by Middlebury.
The speakers, who were allowed 10
minutes each for presentation and five for
rebuttal, were as follows: For Middle
bury freshmen, (afirmative), r. NJ. Pick
ard, D. G. Caldwell. A. d. Witherell for
Dartmouth freshmen, (negative), b. f.
Spencer, I. nj. Gordon, A. b. Meseryey.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
MONTPELIER DRUNKS.

Two Men Up in Court Today For Intoxi-
cation.
Montpelier, May 9-Two drunks were
in court this morning. Cornelius O'Regan
Of Granlteyille pleaded guilty to intoxica-
tion. James Tierney who was Yesterday
morning released after serving ten days
sentence, was In court again today He
was given 80 days for second offence.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
Proposed Town nan At BelIows rams

Bellows Falls, May S, A special village
meeting has been called for next Monday
evening. The principal thing to be de.
termined is whether or not the village will
erect new city hall to be used as jail
police court and contain offices to accom-.
modate the village officials.
A committee Of five, appointed at the
last regular meeting, will make its report
and submit plan Of the new building
costing about $4,000
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
Aged woman Of BERLIN Dead.

Berlin, May 9.--Mrs. Patrick Morrow.
the third oldest woman in town, died yes
terday Mrs Morrow lived on the North
field road and was quite well known III
and Barre. The funeral will
be held from St. Augustine's church in
Montpelier tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
HENRY BEALS DEAD.

A Resident Of MiddIetnwn Springs For
meEis a Rutland Contractor.
Kutland, May s. Henry Beals, a prom
inent resident Of Middletown Springs, for
merly well known contractor in this
city. dropped dead while at the workshop
Of A. \ Gray & Sons this morning He was
IA years old and in good health till fort
night ago He leaves a wife and four
children, one Of whom, Raymond u Beals,
is manager of the local telephone exchange
Many Of the principal local business blocks
were built BY Mr. Beals.
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WAS NOT INTOXICATED.

Correspondent Says > y. Kesson Was Not,
As Might be Inferred,
Editor Daily Times AS a reader of
your paper | wish to correct statement
in your yesterdays issue regarding ]. d.
Kesson. Now being an eye witness
would like to state that Mr. Kesson was
not intoxicated as your statement would
lead peple to believe He went to separ-
ate the two fellows from fighting and got
the worst Of it and was kindly assisted
home by MI. Johnston. p INLAY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
PITCHED INTO QUARRY.
John L. Muriipg Of Quincy, Probably RAJ
tally injured.

John L. MuriiDg Of Quincy, Probably Fa-
tally injured.
Quincy, Mass, May S.-John I. Murl-
ing, quarryman employed a. Calvin
Bros. quarry, met with serious II not fa-
tai accident al that quarry yesterday. He
was at work at the top Of the quarry guild.
ing a bucket with a tie rope In some man
ner his feet became entangled in the rope
and he pitched head first into the quarry,
landing seventy-iive feet below on the
rocks.
lie received injuries from which It i:
doubtful if he RECEIVERS. His left leg was
broken, his neck and body cut and bruised
and hole cut in his forehead He bled
pTofusely at the mouth and nose and ii Ii
thought he must have burst blood YES
sell The police ambulance was called and
he was removed to the City Hospital. The
unfortunate man has wife.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
MURDER SUSPECTED.

Body of Missing Man Found After Lapse
of Many Months.
Peru, May S.Last September Fred
West, well known young man disappear.
ed. He lett home accompanied BY his dog
and never returned.
Tuesday the badly decomposed body Of
a man was found floating In stream
three miles north Of Peru and about SO
rods below in the same stream the body d
the dog was found The body was iden
tilted as that Of West and the autopsy
made Wednesday indicates that he was
undoubtedly murdered The neck of the
dog was also broken. As vet there are nc
clues.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
PROFESSIONAL GOLFER.

The Montpelier Club Has Engaged While
Kirk as Instructor.
Montpelier, May 9--The Montpelier
Country club has secured the services of
While Kirk, aprofessional golf player, to
instruct the members Of the club in the
game. Mr.. Kirk arrived in town today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09

Fair warning has been given to those
who have not paid their water rental, and
the water win be shut OF without anv
further notice, and viii cost $500 before
1t Is turned on again. This means bust
ness. w 7. Campbell, Supt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
EVENING Drawing school

The Evening Drawing school will start
on Tuesday next, and we expect every
scholar to be present, at AYerill's hall,
Main street.
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we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks
to the friends who SO kindly aided us dur
ing our sad bereavement, also fof the beau
tlful floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Barrows.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
HOME FOR THE AGED.
Incorporated Under General Law Of this
State Of Vermont.

state Of Vermont.
Montpelier, May S.-An association en-
titled aRiee's Home for the Aged ha,
been Incorporated under the general law
The location designated is Essex Junction
and the incorporat0rs are Augusta Nj
Rice, Jennie S. Henry. Minerva Booth
Greenwood, May Jones States Of Essex
Junction, and Genevieve Gates Learned
Of Fairfax.
The purpose Of the organization is to
maintain suitable grounds and buildings
for home and hospital for aged people
and for owning, fitting up and maintain.
ing gospel mission and conducting camp
grounds for spiritual and social improve
ment and maintaining a home for the
training Of childrrn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
REJECTED TRADE UNION BILL.
House OF Commons Turned Down Iinpor-
tant Measure.

London, May s. The House Of Com.
mons today, by 246 to 228 votes, rejected
the trades disputes bill, intended to legal
ize peaceful pieketing and alter the law af-
fecting the liability Of trades union funds.
Premier Balfour and other ministers oppos-
ed the bill aud promised chat a royal CONF
mission would be appointed to inquire in
to the whole position Of trades unionism,
as affected by court decision In the recent
Taifvale and similar cases.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
LEAGUE BASE BALL.

Boston Nationals Took Good Game From
Brooklyn.
Yesterdays National League scores:
AT Pittsburg, Pittsburg o. Cincinnati 4
At New York. New York Z, Philadel-
phia g.
At St. Louis, Chicago, $, st. Louis 2
(11 inningsl
At Brooklyn, Boston S. Brooklyn l.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
INJURED MEN RECOVERING.
All Three Men Hurt In Railroad Accident
at Milton

at Milton.
st. Albans, May 9.-James Tierney,
Henry Willett and Robert Farr, who were
badly injured in the wreck at Milton
Thursday morning, are getting along as
well as could be expected Mr.. Tierney
was removed yesterday from the hospital
to his home.
The remains of Albert l. Ranney, the
locomotive fireman who was killed in the
accident, were taken to Hyde Park on the
400 p. m train yesterday. The funeral
win be held in Hyde Park today.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
APPLICATIONS NUMEROUS.
TransYaal Loan of S5,OOO.000 Pounds
More 7han subscribed.

London, May o. Applications for the
Transyaal loan OF f35, 100000 are 50 nu-
mefous the entire loan has been more
than subscribed.
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oklyn, Boston S. Brooklyn !


Yesterdays American League scores:
At Chicago, st. Louis IS, Chicago y al
innings).
At Cleveland, Cleveland I, Detroit 9.
At Philadelphia, Philadelphia 5, Wash
ington 8.
At Boston, New York 9, Boston /.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09
INTERNAL REVENUE DECREASE.
Fell Off over One Half In Vermont, New
Hampshire and Maine,

Concord, N H., May S.-The internal
revenue collections for this district, which
comprises Maine, New Hampshire and
Vermont, for the month ending April so,
were $40, ,291.SS For the corresponding
month in 1902 they were S94, 952.73, show.
ing a decrease Of S54 ,66l.21.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-05-09

College Scores.
Vermont Z, Colgate ?.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-07

Cotton, after an carly rally. declined owing to
general selling. both for local and Southern &C
count and some disappointment over the weekly
Government report. which was expected to be dis =
tinctly bullish but which showed that 10 per cent.
OF the crop had been gathered In southwestern
and south central Texas and 90 TO 90 per cent else
where In the State. Bears dllated also on the dull
ness OF trade, the lack OF outside speculation, the
liberal receipts. the declining spot markets and
the fact that prices usually take downward course
at this time OF the year and are not refined up much
before December for any permanent rally They
called attention, too. TO the higher temperatures
and were inclined to poohpooh the heavy rains In
Texas and Arkansas, which. however must have
done more or less harm and which, indeed, are
declared TO have done harm b. the Government
report OF to day. The early rally was due to q
recovery In Liverpool. where important interests
were buying and also to buying by prominent
interests here as well as not little covering Of
shorts and the expectation OF bad bureau re-
port. II was noted. too. as new feature OF the
situation that spinners at home and abroad
showed more disposition TO take hold. New Or
leans houses sold. however. and this. together
with attacks on the market by local traders In :
Guiding some of the Wall Street element, finally
told In a fair decline for the day.
CoFPEE,-Rio OIL the spot was steady at SIC
for No. l. Sales 900 bags Rio No. l. TO arrive at
57.6c.. and 100 bags Savanilla. Futures declined
is 70 25 points but recovered part, closing steady
with sales OF 50 $50 bags. Havre declined slf, and
Hamburg 70 = pig; American j, warehouse de-
for two days. 1900 bags; stock. es7 600 exchange
unchanged. at l2S SD. Santos declined lo0 rels;
receipts for two days Al 900 bags stock. 1872 900.
II, k>r fn
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There was sharp decline In coffee early In the
day. owing TO lower cables. heavy liquidation and
more or less short selling Part of the loss was
recovered toward the close covering OF shorts.
In the day and there was also more OF less foreign
selling. Many show a disposition TO buy however
all sctbacks
METALS Copper In London was unchanged at
at f55 Is Sd. Tin there declined IS Cd. to Ella S.
for spot and Ella i5s. for futures. Speler de
clined rs. Sd. TO G2O los. Here the changes were
slight as rule with the trading inactive. The
following are the quotations OF the Metal Ex
change; Copper lake. spot iss7ac.: electro
2ea?s, SIC. lead. 45oc: spelteI. &C. iron, Northern
No. 1 X, si86sl7; No. . X, SlS@Sls; No. . plain
s+8tl5; southern No. foundry. SlSGSl5.6O
No. soft. $i5Isi550 No. 2 soft. fl5.25Isl5,6O
MAYA. STORES; Spirits Of turpentinc. sah aeolac
Common to good strained rosin. q. aO@s2a2b5,
PROVISIONS. Lard was easy; prime Western. VI
city. E5O1ss: refined Continent, Ss.25. Taliow
4a,c, Dressed hogs. skG0sSc. Pork was quiet
at siasoasli.Io for mess I'utter-creamery, eI-
irsts, isalsc. Cheese-State. T. c.. small. colorsd
or white. fancy. 1eac,: large, l2c. Fggs-Nearby
fresh gathered. extras, 26c, Western, 25c Chicago
Oct: 9. The trade was extremely dull and narrow
exception OF n fractional advance in October lard
the list was weak. there was some covering by
shorts In the October lard. which was met by sales
OF tired longs Liverpool was shilling lower on
lard. but is. Cd. higher on hams Shipments Of
both lard and meats larger than those OF a
South Is reporting more corn and hogs than ever
before with probability OF lessened demand for
meats.
sroAH. Raw was easier at 8 q so SIC. for ss
at 1880. c. and Z. Refined was quiet and easy:
RrHnulatcd. l. fOC,
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Live Stock Market.

TUESDAY. Oct. o.
No receipts OF beeves and no sales reported
Dressed beef steady: city dressed native sides
8A9c. per 10. Cables last received quoted Arneri
steers at 1914 ilIac dressed weight retrigera-
tor beef al &C. per To- Reported exports for to day
1,23O becves .233 sheep. 400 quarters OF beet
the latter estimated. Shipment to morrow vii,
include 1900 quarters. mainly estimated.
Receipts OF calves Including some very late ar
rivals were S24 head; 3,7 head sale all told. The
market rated steady, The total business up 10 a
late hour was only about ~ head. Vcals sold al
A6oao per 100 lbs City dressed vcais. s,2ai3I.
per liz.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs Including 2 cars
direct 70 slaughter, were 1888 hcnt 1917 cars on
selc all told. the mar.rt rated steady Tor beth
sheep and lambs. Abort II cars Of stock were ,iu
old. Sheep sold al s3asA per 100 lbs: lambs a;
D.c0&$0; cplls at 81; Canadian lambs mt s.. sOa$G
80 l0j3c. ps1 ID.
Receipts Of hogs were sob head; about deck
nsale alive. No Salee reported up TO . late hour.
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THE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The trading on the outside market was
nRain dull. While 1t could not be said that
there was any pressure to sell stocks. and
eral tendency Of prices was. as it was yester-
day. toward lower levels. Northern .Securi-
ties was traded in to a larger extent than has
the day. although it opened weak. II closed
at s854, fractionally above Its close Of yester-
day American Can preferred was heavy
Consolidated Copper was steady and practi-
cally unchanged. The Seaboard Air Line
issues were dull and lower. the closing quota.
ton Of the common stock showing a loss OF
In view of the reduction made to-day in the
quarterly dividend rate on the common stock
Of the United States Steel Corporation, the
the large trading in this dividend. which
changed hands to the extent OF 5000 at prices
ranging all the way from 10 to so cents.
The transactions in the market to-day Were
foil
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.


American Car and Foundry Co.
New York. October O. 1903
Preferred Capital Stock Dividend No. Is.
At a meeting Of the BOARD OF Directors held this
day. II was resolved that dividend Of ONE AN y
THREE QUARTERS PER CENT. on the preferred
capital stock OF the company be declared and paid
Monday, November 2. 1908, at the Office OF the
Guaranty Trust Company OF New York. No, IS
Cedar Street. New York CITY. TO stockholders OF
record AZ the close Of business on October 20. 1903
Transfer hooks will close Saturday October TO- lsO3
ana rcopnn On Iucsuay. NOtrmUer >, lDO3
S. y. DELANO. Treasurer.
ID. A. BIXBY Secretary.
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American Car and Foundry Co.
New York. October o, 1908.

Al a meeting OF the Board of Director, held this
day, II was resolved that a dividend OF ONE PER
CENT, q ~ on the common capital stock OF me
company be declared End paid on Monday, Novcn-
Der 2, 1908 at the ON - OF the Guaranty Trust
Company OF New iorh No. G5 Cedar Street New
York City to stockholders Of record at the close OF
close Saturday, October TO- 1909. and reopen Tues
day. November g. 1908.
s. S. DELANO. Treasurer.
ID. A. BIxBY, Secretary.
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GREAT NORTHERN RAuMAY COMPANY

VIEW YOTk. Septtfnber 2B lBU3.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Great Northern Railway Company for the election
OF three directors to for the OF three years
and for the transa elton OF such other business as
may come before H. will be held at the otcc Of the
Company, No. SO Nassau Street In the city OF New
York, on Thursday. October S. 1903. AT II O'Clock
In the forenoon. F. I. NICHOLS Secretary
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Charity Or.
gam zation Society OF the City OF New York will
be held at p. NJ, on Wednesday. October 7, 1908
In room No 800, United Charities building. 22d
st. and 4th Ave
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THE ANNUAL MEETING .: the SloCKnoluers
Of the United States Shlpbulding Company will
be held at the ONCE OF the Company No. is Ex-
change Place In the City OF Jersey City, New Jer-
sey the 2ist day of October. 1903. 81 II O'Clock
noon The transfer books will be closed at O'Clock
p. NJ. on Wednesday, September 80 and remain
BY order OF the board OF Directors.
CYRUS c. WELLS. Secretary.
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AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Room No. 2O7
Z Stewart Building. No, 2s0 Broadway.
New York. October g. 1908.

TO CONTRACTORS:
Bids or proposals for doing the work and fur
nishing the materials called for In the approved
form OF cOntrac, now nle In the ONCE of the
Aqueduct Commissioners for furnishing. deliver
ing erecting and placing slulce gates and drain
valves with the necessary lifting machinery.
ladders etc. required al the jerome Park lReser-
voir Borough OF The Bronx. the City OF New York.
will be received at this ONCE until twelve pollock
noon on Thursday. October %. 1903 They will
be publicly opened by the Auueduct Commisk loners
as soon thereafter as possible. and the axard OF
the contract for doing said work and fu4 lishing
the materials required will be made by sal Com
misslonnrs soon thereafter as practicaAle:
Blank forms of said approved contract ami the
proper envelopes for their enclosure form of bonds
and all other Information can be obtained at the
above Office OF the Aqueduct Commissioners on
application to the Secretary.
For further particulars see City RecorS, pub
Nshcd at No. City Hall
BY order Of the Aqueduct Commissioners.
WILLIAM II, TEN EYCK. President.
HARRY W. WALKER Secretary,