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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
LlfPUGNS u. S. SENATORS.
Clarke Says Too Many Are SuS-
pected of Buying Seats.

Norwalk. Ohio. Sept. 1s-John II. Clarke.
Democratic candidate for United states Senator
IN a speech here tonight formally challenged
Senator Hanna 20 meet him in Joint debate on
the issues Of the campaign. Mr. Clarke said in
part;
have been asked 80 frequently during the last
The Issues OF this campaign between Senator Hanna
and myself that desire 20 say puoIely mere 10
10 meet senator Hanna ii his health Will permit
IA sdint discussion OF the issues which we repre-
sent Permit me 20 9 500 ses1stS- SIAN name The
Times ana plaCes Tor such meetings subject 20 but
one condition. namely. that theys .. he'o III 'Ie
close legislative districts OF the state
Referring TO the recent proposition OF Chair
man salem Of tie Democratic State Executive
Committee TO Chairman Dick Of the republican
committee. that campaign expenditures on both
sides be limited. and that each committee pub
ush a sworn statement just prior 10 the election
showing the total amount thus expended, MI
Clarke said he greatly favored the plan. He
continued:
7 here and TOW publicly pledge myself 20 make
such statement. as proposed by Nr- SSten, ~ an
expenditures made by me or Win my KNOW .eust,
5iracTl,- or Indirectly without reservation of any
Character IN NY campaign Tor JrlteG states SSIla-
tor and 10 procure. FAR possible. It's puhnca-
80, n re irev-snapers OF the state before
sunday morning. November :. regard. ess OF Wflat
General Dicks answer may be mere are L!orS
states row who are suspected Justly or unj1stly,
az having Obtained their positions by questionable
viii re~rrft myself 70 be added TO that numheT
1 believe ] am Of firm enough nbre 10 refuse even
certificate 81 election were ~ lenoereu m i y
nv ir1proDer use Of money. and 10 the end That no
sCch suspicion shall attach 70 my election II /
shall be successful IN thts canvass, nake TINS
10 t7r~far a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
SALE OF OLD CRoTON AQUEDUCT.
City Has Failed to Pay Taxes on Unused
Water Supply Property

NJ L. Peet. Town Clerk. and Edward B. Kear
Supervisor. respectively. Of Yorktown. a township
which is intersected by the Croton River and is
seven miles east Of PcckskiIl. have had printed
poster about coming sale Of properties IN the
township. The sale is scheduled for October 6. 1t
Is 10 collect arrears in taxes. This city according
70 the announcement owns much property in the
township. and it has failed to pay the taxes on
some OF its realty holdings. The property is part
Of the great water system of the city. So II any
woElc Ike TO such a thing as the old
Croton AquedCct. which comprises twenty acres a
water gate house. the old Croton dam, a
keepers house and buildings the old Croton
Aqueduct route the lands covered by Croton
Lake, he may be able TO get the property at the
sale. provided the city does not nay the taxes on
or before the date of the sale.
The poster says that tho premises win be sold
for the shortest period OF tine for which any per-
son or persons may offer TO take the same IN con-
siderstion OF payirg the said tax with such per-
ceuiage and expenses thereon"
The old Croton Aqueduct Of twenty acres could
he boUe ut for year for about 500 as the sum
Que in taxes. Many times that sum could be rail-
ICED by harvesting zee crop each year from the
aoueduct The tax due the lands covered by
CrOton Lake is $32 IS; the water gate
house sl05A S. and tho keepers house a nj
buildings SO 81 The assessed value OF the keepers
house and buildings is 5000 They might be altered
into suuE1er homes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
WILL NOT PUBLISH EXPENSES.
General Dick Says That Ohio Democrats Are
Inconsistent.

Columbus Ohio. Sept. 8-General Charles Dick.
chairman OF the Republican State Executive Com
rrlfttee IL a statement issued this afternoon. &C.
clines TO entertain proposition submitted BY
Charles p. Salen, chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee, that itemized statements or eN-
pendtpres incident 10 the campaign be published
under afda,tts on the Saturday preceding the cleo
ton NIr. Salen's proposition also provided that
similar sworn statements lie published by the can
oidates for Governor and United states Senator.
referring 10 the Carried Corrupt Practices act
recently repealed. which made such statements
compulsory. Chairman Dick says:
The only party organization and candidates care
fully and oonscienuously complying with az y, tne
"a ,,i fe lSN W TeraaI befnF introduced by Mr.
DevauI the Democratic representative from Monroe
County. large majority OF Democrats and hepuO-
There vas no request from the Republican State
Committee tor It's repeal That eontee vas T og
as i reman IN iorSe daeTe w2s 10 20 PgIf fbeye
has been no public demand for its re-enactment -
Therefore II is logical 10 conclude that the public
Since your party did not comply with the Jaw
when it was in force. cannot now understand
ts mas CoT,te Is concerned its books are open
- ~ 5,s-ocffCr ~ m whose business 81 is 10 ex
anime them. Beyond this. the committee declines
so. believing there is no adequate reason or call
We believe that by reason Of the faithful COM
he public mind has been dssbased Of the suspicion
that the Republican state organization is given to
Senator Hanna was At his rooms at the
Chittenden Hotel tonight in regard TO the chal-
lenge issued by John II. Clarke. The Senator said:
II must refer you TO my commander. Chairman
Dick"
When Chairman Dick had been Rpprised OF Mr.
Clarke's challenge he said.
In the management OF 8 political campaign no
attention is usually paid to stump speech chat
lenges Such affairs are arranged through ire
cnr frr17e1 OF the committees interested II MI
Clarke through Charles p. Salen. chairman OF the
Democratic State Executive Committee, VIII Tor
roaIlv challenge Senator Hanna to 8 discussion OF
the political issues before the people I VIII take
ccgnzance OF such challenge and reply 10 II as &C.
cason may warrant
Senator Hanna said: Clarke cannot make any
votes by that sort OF bluff"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
THE RED DRAGON LOST.
Al on Bocrd Probably Dro7cned-
Three Bodies Washed ashore.

Atlantic cYty. n. j.. Sept. Is-The yacht Red
Dragon has Aeen los. and II is supposed that al
on board have pcrishcd. The body Of the captain
Dc wife Clark and that Of another man have been
washed ashore
The Red Dragon left Atlantic City with Hsnlns
party on Monday. The vessel was doubtles7 caught
In the great storm and swamped- a quantity or
wreckaEe and the bodies 90 Captain Clark and an
unknown man were washed ashore ten niles up
the coast this morning II is feared ifat the enlre
party has been lost.
In the party. besides Captain Clark and his crew.
we're Frank Ducasse. John Adams. John swanson
and his wife and tEo children. ard a nan whose
name IS not known. The bodies and vrecEaGe were
found by the government patrol.
The Alberta with captain Mark Caste and
crew Of twelve Swedes. has been missing stree the
storm The Alberta also a fishing boat. am
all hope of her return has been abandoned
A body supposed to be that Of J. l. swanson.
Is reported to have been washed ashore az BeacH
Haven. y. J. There Is TO hope that any ot ne
party on the Red Dragon escaped drcwrinF as "
Ks REGARDED BY seanen UNLIKELY That mere coYl4
have been any attempt at res ne ~ passing VS.
sells during the severe storm OF WcdnesdiFs ,.-
No tiGinzs have beeu received o. The ESn-.s
steamer Beatrice which left Lewes. Del. on ICe--
dav night and she is believed to have been iost IN
rha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
WHY MAYOR OGDEN WENT AWAY
Belief in Keyport That He Got Into Diff
fculty Through Cutlery Concern.

Keyport. Sept. 1S.-rhe wife OF Benjamin B. Og-
den the missing Mayor and postmaster OF this
place. who disappeared last Friday. has told
friend that she does not know where her hus band
is what probability there is OF his return. That
he had made preparations tor { long absence is
presumed from recent sale Of property for e zoo
for which he had asked 500. and the sale OF his
horses and carriages. which had cost s. 600, for
500 The horses and carriages were sold Thurs
day CT last week and the next morning he dis
appeared.
II is generally believed that Mr.. Ogden got into
financial difficulties through his investments in Il
cutlery factory here. company was originally
formed in which. It is said. he invested $1,000 To
maintain the business according 20 report, he from
time TO time contributed money until the total
amount reached $50 90. His real estate. law ami
insurance business IS said have yielded about
$500 annually. Mr. Ogden's house is valued at
$1,000. II Is said to have been decided to a friend
to secure an Indebtedness OF s7.elO. and now IL is
said the properly has been found TO have had al
ready mortgage for t7.0o on H.
Stockholders OF the Building ana Loan Associa-
OF keyPort were investigating Ogdens account
to-day a special meeting. EX-JuCge J. Clarenc :
Conover viii open an ONCE IN KeypoEt - Ogden $
successor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
ALL BUT TWO OF FLEET SAFE.
Hope Not Given Up for These by Fulton
Market Fishermen.

Only two Of the Fulton Market fishing feet
caught in the storm are now unaccouLted Tor Iney
are the Emily 2. Wright and the Edith j. Peter
sen each carving fifteen men. The Petersen Is a
new boat ard her skipper. Captain Petersen. is one
OF the best in the He IN the heavy storm
OF 1894 when all the other boats batteaed down
their matches and came in. but he stayed out and
after the storm went fishing. Hope has not
been given up that ne will return this time when
he has his catch, and the Emily 7. Wright has lot
been given UP.
The flags on the fishing boats at Fulton-st- were
raised again the top OF the n11sts yesterday.
One OF the owners said there would be considerable
expense IN repairing the daTrlgs to the vessels.
The steam screw bunker boat Beatrice, owned
BY the Atlantic Fisheries Company. or No 81 VIII
iam-st dealers in fertilizers, was one Of toe craft
caught in the hurricane which have not yet been
heard from. she last Tues lay evening
at hshing grounds Of Cape Charles By Der SIS
vessel, the Atlantic, which made Norfolk, Va
Late tais afternoon II. O. Tuska, president Of the
company, said that he feared the Beatrice went
down in the storm. The missing vessel was COM
uIanded by Captain y. G. Leyiand, and her crew
consisted OF about thfrty-fOur negro fishermen from
Cape Charles, Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
GREENE TRANSFERS So POLICEMEN.
The Tenderloin Station Gets Two New Ser.
geants.

Following the recent shift OF captains. Police
commissioner Greene last evening transferred four
sergeants two rounds-nen. enc detective sergeant
and txenty-nine patrolmeR, The transfers to take
srfect at a. m. to-day. All the Commissioner
would say in reference 20 the transfers was mat
fhey were made at the request Of the captains OF
sbe various precincts. The transfers were as fol-
lows. Sergeant Daniel WALL from the West Ihlrtl-
..tb-st &c the Union Market Station Sergeant
William T. Boettler from the Union Market 10 the
West Thirtieth-st.: Sergeant William McCullagh
s-o-, the East Eighty-eighth-st. 10 the West Ihr-
,fefr-st: Sergeant Thomas Lancer. from the last
ne-buns5red-anc -fourth-st 10 the Last Elshty-
,arbth-st: Roundsman John II Cooney, from ne
wet rfirtieth-st to the East Eighty-eighth-st;
p,,,rasrnan Archie McCuilum, from the East
1-irl,t,-eighth-st 20 the West Ihirueth-st-' anu
detective Sergeant Nicholas c. Brindley from the
West Thirtieth-st. TO the East One-hundred-ana-
sourth-st .-
F-i,e r1ai- clothes men who served under Captain
r.-,ee dillon in the West Forty-seventh-st sta-
- were ren,anded 90 patrol duty and transferred
a ntber p-ocncts as were the six aids 81 captain
,o,Cornor. recently shifted from the Ienoerlolh
station. q. -,
--.oee transfers were not unexpected, as IL mas
80 heen a custom in the Police Department &c
i've csptains transferred the privilege OF as a.
. rnefr own plain clothes men livery one -
frersfars yas tie result Il The request ilaue % ''
captains recently SHIFTED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
TO INSTALL PRESIDENT FINLEY.
Head of City College Takes Office on Day
OF Cornerstone laying.

Next Tuesday is the date set for the laying CT
the cornerstone Of the new college building Of the
College Of the City OF New-York and the instal!a-
ton OF the new president, Dr.. John Huston Finley
Invitations have been Issued The installation OK
Dr. Finley win take place IN Carnege Hall ct l0;3O
a n Among the speakers t. be Edward Lau-
terbach. chairman Of the boari OF trustees; DR..
AdoIph Werner, Of the faculty; j. Hampden Dough-
erty, OF the alumni body; Kenneth Groesbeck. Of
the student body: Cnauncey VI. Depew. Of the
roard Of Regents and the presidents o. Yale Co
Iurr ba. Johps Hopkins and Cornell PRAYER Will
"a orrared b. tie Rev. Or. Henry Dyke. %
Princeton and the benediction win be pronounced
by Archbishop Farley.
The laying OF the cornerstone VIII take place at
D. m. on The site Of the new buildings. In ArnSter-
dan-Ave between One-hundred q nd hirty-eig nth
st ard Decentralization tie inst Speakers
there will be Governor CdeH Mayor Low. Edward
ri. SHEPARD, General A. &. Barnes. Professor Al
fred G. Compton and Charles Lydecker. Among
other guests at the services viii be eX-Pres4dent
Cleveland General Chaffee. General Miles. General
Young and Borough President Cantor In the
evening the alumni dinner Will take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
COULD NOT PREVENT HIS SUICIDE
Man Recently Taken to Station for Threat
ening 70 Take Els Life Succeeds.


Atrogrh active measures were taken ny mem
- ,f ais family 10 prevent him from doing MN
..Te harm Archibald Johnston, walter OF no Ooo
r-irl-b-aye committed suicide last night by sh'oI
So himself ir the mouth with revolver. Deajh
v-ss almost instantaneous. Johnstons married
,ls.,05ter died q wear ago and IL preyeo on the
fathers mind. according 10 his family. his soH-
sn-Iav- went TO board with the family, ana Sohl-
sion il Is said Imagined that he wanted 10 marry
smother OF the daughters.
About ter DAYS ago Johnston announced TO his
family that he was going 10 XII himself ana o4S-
rlavcg a bottle oI caIbolic acid. Il was promptly
taken from him lie was WEIGHED closely and ia
tbe next three Gays Eve additional bottles OF the
acid were found ia has possession. Last Saturday
,licli. Johnston was taken 20 The West For'y-sev-
erth-st station 8y his son Thomas and liam
FtaI9fng az 10 - West Thirty -ninth-st- Epi-ll-
- trIf Sergeant hosea that Johnston had threat
ered 10 o. e his own Iife and they wanted 10 know
what could boz done 10 prevent As DONG 50.
Srsldiry toIa The sergeant that DE was 70 be mar
RED the following night 70 one OF Johnston s
daughters. aul that they wanted The father 10 De
kept out u harms way sergeant hosea asked
tie man il he intended 10 l-il himself, and Ee re
seTreaut Hosea then haG Johnston locked up
The fol.OWinL morning he was sent 20 Bellevue
suicide and his caee was diagnosed as alcoholism
T'he following Gay d. was discharged from The hos
initial BE was also discharged from Tie custody OF
fhe police On his release Johnston went 10 his
cOrgrafa iatcd tls daughter, who had been mar
vi1G Sralding while BE- was a. the nos pital and
seemed 10 be 81 happy frame 81 mind. lie said
r. would not attempt suicide again.
Yesterday Johnston went out and began 10 drink
heavily He then purchased revolver and re-
turning 10 his homo, shot himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
ORDERED TO STOP WRITING POLICIES

Albany. Sept H.-superintendent Hendricks OF
the State Insurance Department. to-day ordered
the Surety and Guarantee Company Of Phiiadei-
rhia 20 stop writing policies renewals of in
surance IN this State until IL makes Up an i'm
pairrent of more than Nsocco IN It's capital The
reauisition is returnable October - before which
date the deficit is required 10 be made good The
company has been transacEEg surety Insurance
business IL Ills State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
WASTE DUE TO FAULTY PLUMBING
Report Places Water Loss at 42,0oo, 900
Gallons z Day.

The report % Nicholas s Hin % Commissioner
Monroe o, the Department % Water supply, Gas
and Electricity the results % the water waste
irz estcation made public yesterday. indicates that
TIE amount Of waste 10 faulty fixtures Is larger
than was a. first supposed and makes recon-
Tneucarions for a closer municipal regulation %
TIE installing q fixtures ana meters in buildings.
The report indicates that there = small leakage
81 the water mains but SAYS the lack Of proper
supervision 81 the plumbing has led 70 waste u
q 0e80e0 gallons = Gay.
Tho passing 81 proper plumbing laws an6 en-
rlovuaeuf by the CRY OF inspectors. who will
That only good is installed hereafter, is a6-
v3sed os q remedy for this ev.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
NEGRO SLASHES WIFE.
She Is Sent to Hospital, Probably
Duing-He Escapes.

George BovIin. colored. Of No. IS Merseies-st'
Jersey CITY quarreled with his wife last night IN
the apartments OF Mary Adams. No. "a Wayne
& and attacked her with razor. and inflicted
,,-obabf1 mortal injuries He did not desist until
the razor was broken. He siashed her left cheek
from the eye to the chin. cut gashes on her right
and left side gashing the breasts and both arms
see YES removed 10 the city Hospital her conoi-
ton is critical. He escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
BANK wRecKER SENTENCED.

NeU-burg X. Y. Sept. I.-Joseph ". Cunanin
aged twenty-rin who wrecked the Coruwail-On-
Hudson 6tate Bank by thefts OF $4,000. pleaded
guilty before County Judge Beatte this morning
10 one q Eve Indictments for grand larceny. he
was sentenced 20 the Elrnira ReformatoTy for al
indebnite period
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
CEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED pro

rosaIs for the Rstlrcad TrscE." vii be received az
.he Bureau % Yarls ard Docks. Navy Department.
Wash!netou. until II oc.ocS October 10. 1905.
railroad approach 20 the floating drv dock Naval sta
tor. Orleans la Estimated cost. S6@GO Plans
and ec.acaJio1s can Re seen ~ The Barsa- VIII
he furnished CO.nnlaud1nt naval station
naasi upon degcs Of $40 security FOR Their re-,r1
MORDEF Al 4. ENDIcOFT. Chlsf % Bureau Septsrl-
/ Eaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PARKS.
fGGTA Al H1 B6R S5 OF M1A A TE
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the Park Board at The above enc, OF IN. DEPART
msnt Of rfFti sI5 0SlS ST6nER e 20 1903
borough of Manhattan.
ToR WORK ANIP MSTEEjAIs, EoR EREc7oyy
WORK II THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY.
FIFTH AVENUE. FoF'TIETH AND FoRTY-sEcoSD
me ti1ne allowed FOR doing and eorupetins n, FRS:
seton Of he work wa ss thTSs osendsT Sn,ss sfr
The a.htsss sd for ssson t s a Be- 2
have been given BY the architects: 1., -,, =, -,
For fdIi particular. Sc. city Record; ~
s iaei f IogSo,,
Dated August 20. 1908.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
received by the President Of the Borough % Man
haitian. the City Hall. ROom No. 10 until II o'clock
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1908.
FOR THE ERECTION - ASP CQMPLETI9S 0F a
Asp TyyESTY FIFTa sTEEEr ASP FAEK SyESrE.
For null Pa JHC6p see cS Gz Rsei Tsr.r President.
The City Of New YORK September II. isoa sI7.2o
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
the PARK Board at the enice Of the Department q
Street Borough q Manhattan. The City OF New Yo-
z. NJ
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER "a, 1908.
Borough of Manhattan.
NO l. FOR FJkNlSHlNtI, DELI EktINCf AND LAY
ING $50 900 SQUARE FEET OF GRASS SOD on PARKS
No FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING $500
CUBIC YARDS OF GARDEN MOLD WHERE RE-
CURED on PARKS NORTH Oh FIF'TY-NINTH
Fer particulars SEQ CITY RECORD.
w Will. Rl..wILL1ox.
RICHARD 'TotNd
Commissioner
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR
- ains Contract No 76s) vii DO received BY Tho
Comm lner Docks Pier a Battery PL Until Il
O'Clock noon. September S3d iDoS Or particulars
City ReC1Td)
PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE SIDEWALK.
Sealed proposals in trpcate viii &c received
Il NJ 1908. for constructing
about l6A5 long and IL T. wide Arsenal Inforna
lion furnished Applicant 70 Major ID. NJ. TAYLOR
Comdg
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Park Board q the Department %
Parks Building. FIfth Avenue Sxtv-fou~th
Street, Borough q Manhattan. The City Of ew YO
III THIRsDhY, SEPTEMBER III Ioos.
borough OF Manhattan
FOR CONSTRUCTING WALKS or ROCK ASPHALT
MASTIC. FURNISHING AND DEFOSITTST MOLD,
FURNIsHING AND I-aYING SOD AND ECRNISHIN9
For particulars see CITY RECORD.
WILLIAM r. WILCOX.
JOIN r EUsT1S
RICHARD YOUNG.
ConmissouerS
Dated September II. Ico3.
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walks u the District % columbia once o: tc Com
mlssoneVs. d O. Nashuson sept. -. I9n Scale! pro
posas VIII 5e reeel &c a. ths olce lntu = o'eooS
In the District % Columbia
Baak forms % prtposal and specifications. together
vita 81 necessary Information. o6taiued ~
office Of the Engineer Commissioner d .
Il. r. r MCFARLAND. HENRY !. WEST JCHS
BIDDLG Commissioners. y {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19

A pNERTI5ESlENCS and subscriptions fsr Ths Trls.~a
Ipc1Wu Df.ce.
NO. I-3df BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii at f5owinr Aranrs
ofhces az regular once rates until o'clock y n NJ
i2h-st: o. East 14th-sts 25T West 42d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
SEALED BIDS oR ESTIMATES ZOE

- building pisE at Rossviilc. Borough q Richmond
S,) and for reduce1 photographic
standard MAPS q TIE Department o. Icss Ferries
No. SID. VIII be received the
q Do.Ns per A. Battery Place until l. O'clock
Icon. September -9th l'J5 tFor particulars City
Eeccrd-'J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
WHITE STAR LINE.
LfALLoRY sTEAMsHIP LrNEs
Public Notices.

MUNICIPAL C-vIL SERVICE. COMMISSION
CT Elk. street
City CT Sew NcrG -.
September -. fN'1
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
crs1 cc-n7Ft--e cxar'i1ari'n 90 tHe poslt-l 9.
ATTENDANT PLAY GttOt NJ VIII pc he'd On tt.--,s.
October . 1909 10 "A " The f-ce.gt g app c@.-.-
VIII close tuesday. ssp.sraoer - az = h. "a Is'
eSau'.rst.Cu Isl o. women ONLY III, MIN e. -
Fer further i1tJrrua-.ln apE-. Cd re Cou-1tssi'7
PUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY .iIVLN mat ap'-cs..---s
f7r The p1stt.gu 30 FIREMAN IN -Ie Ere le'--4-'--
VIII be rc-elycd uatg lgrrHr- rofrr
VILLA. -VIsCoc Se-reta7y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
NeIn Wanted.

Help Wanted.
WANTED BINS tvrDE or STEEL 49,.
w ils dry dock stC0 pes ls-. Oe-ce 20 ,lvit -
rcs-, sps-rcws Point AZ sEarira-icu WI - "a
e. Tire Nav Nari York. -. 81. SeFtr-l-e -
10 nu The above position Fer application AM go
formation al4sess. Commandment Naty ltrG, "" w.
4 DvERTISsAfENrs ana SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor he If''-
received their Uptowa O6es.
no. I.3as broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-19
DATED September II, 1905
CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES FOR

- d-s5sins Contract T6s) received hy ths
Docks. Pier a. Battery Until
ocock noon. September S3d 1908 tFOr particulars see
City ReC1rGD