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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
G4MBLED 1T ALL AWAY.
Jury Finds Verdict against Frank
HoLalaan, "TTauscord Son.

The trssl Of the suit OF James y. Bitterly against
Frank NJ Holahan replevin office furniture
worth 5000 that Butterfly claims under an aSSis ,
ruent to him by Holahan was begun ana enoeo
IN the Supreme Court yesterday, the jury hilo''s
for the plaintiff. Part OF TIE quarrel goes oa
20 the dissolution OF the partnership between 1u.
,zIv and Holahan who are lawyers Frank NJ
tJolshan was the "wayward SON. mentioned by
Maurice T. Holahan. ex-comnaissioner OF uO
Works when he was found in a Dey-st- poo4rooin
On raid bv District Attorney Phiioin- .
Young Eolahan subponaed his father' VINO 'eSN
fed that he persuaded his son to sign the assign
rnent IN a billiard room in Forty-secono-s'' SUM
after midnight $780,
had gone back him; thai the law hrfi "a
contingent fee Of $1,000 on account Of street open
,nrs tbat he was entitled TO one-third of 1t, but
he never got it He forced into mortgagL,s
the furniture by financial difficulties ne saio' Inc
following examination then ensued
Q-what were those financial difhcuiuess. n
decline 20 answer. decline TO CONFESS Gill; ,r
questions it Will fncrininate you? Al aecnhe 70
answer on the ground that IL VIII oesi @~ -
o-@Wss not the crime you refer TO in connection
with the foreclosure Of q mortgage pew Set 80
organ and others in which you had s2l15o In trust
and Of which. after some payments W. ,a ooa -
so co? Al don't how the exact amount,
oI find that Sl64 IS remained after November
~ 1902 vel, then 5he reSs m9i S'
Q.-GsmbIn always? A.-ies; in pooToon
81 oT6en Il was true what your father told Judge
Jerome the day Of the raid on the aiieseo
in Dey-st.. that he was trying TO hnd you:
Young Holahan did not answer. but looked at his
father The father raised his head and looked at
MI Moss -, ,,.,a.
for s. SIS and sos Sc interest, total OF SZluS 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
IMPORTATION DOUBLED.
Iron and Steel Shoe 100 Per Cent
Increase Ouer Last Year.

Washington Nav Is (special).-There Is no better
commercial barometer than the importation OF IRON
and steel and the fact that the remarkable IN
crease in the importation of these commodities
which has characterized the last year shows no sign
of abatement Is regarded most ENCOURAGING
sign by the Treasury Bureau OF Statistics Wmch
has Just compiled the figures from the custom houSe
reports
The value of the iron and steel imports for the
month of March amounted to over 100000. as
against 3 10000 in March of last year; ana LOT
the nine months ending with March amounted 10
over s3SO000O against less than sl9o0.oW In the
corresponding months of last year Curiousiy, al
of the more important articles classes of articles
SO imported are those of which the United States
is a large producer The United States Is now ny
far the largest pig iron producer OF the world nav
ing last year produced more of this article than
the United Kingdom and Germany combined her
production having practically doubled since 1851
Yet the importatons OF iron and steel during Tue
fiscal wear which is to end with next month VIII
be double in value those of 1897 and four tunes
those of 1899.
The three classes OF articles which sho" the
largest increase are Pig IRON steel rails, and nsots
blooms and biIlets of steel Pig iron shows an IN
crease from T6728 tons in nine months OF las' year
to Us go In the months of this year OF Heary
ten times as much this last despite the lacl
that production is still increasing. In fngots
blooms bars etc, the increase is still more rapid
the total importation of the nine months OF last
wear being 80 2O9 pounds. and IN the nine months
of this year 657597.31s pounds In steel rams Vi
which the United States has In the past NOT ohlS
supplied her own wants but exported largely the
percentage of increase is still larger the imports o
the nine months of last year having been put 500
tons while those OF this year for the same month
were So $50 tons, nearly thirty times as ihuc"-
The value Of the pig iron imported in the nrsr nine
months of this fiscal year is s2.65OSo against S
OK S5s in the same months of last year; mat OF
irgots bilIets etc 1851 374 against sl42443o last
year and of steel rails s218l.1S7, against s5l72 last
year. -
The table which follows shows more clearly 'hai.
any other statement could show the greatness OF
the iron and steel imports of the present year dS
compared with those Of earlier years IL SHOWS the
total value of iron and steel manufactures imported
IN the nine months ending with March OF each year
from 1870 TO 1903 The imports Of iron and steel IN
the nine months ending with March 1903 are larger
than those in the corresponding nine months OF any
preceding year In the history OF our lmportatlohS'
except 1873. A.,
Imnorts Of iron and steel manufactures into the
United States in the nine months ending with
March 1870 to 1903:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
MoCcAsIN EXCEEDS CONTRACT SPEED.
Trials Prove Her Fastest Submarine Torpedo
Boat Yet Tested.
rBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

Newport R. l. May 15.-The submarine torpedo
boat Moccasin built by the Holland Torpedo boa'
cornanv held her final acceptance trial on Mar
>ragansett Bay to-day and while the craft die not
do so well as the Adder. the new boat gained tne
credit of being the fastest submarine torpedo boat
thus far tried On the trial run TINS afternoon
Lieutenant F. l. Pinney. T. s N, was In charge
assisted by Gunner James B. Donald. L. 5. N. ana
crew Of seven men. The surface Of the bay was
perfectly smooth. making conditions satlstactory
for a run. The between despair anu
Rose islands and the run to the former lsIano
the Moccasin. under four cylinders. made S2 KNOTS
After series of sp ed runs on the surface the
tanks were filled and the Moccasin disappeared ana
motor for endurance test after which she MADE
two short dives OF three minutes duration each
Later the boat running at half speed fred mite
head torpedo at shore mark 800 yards distant:
i number Of naval observers followed the Moo
casin in torpedo boats Mckee and No z. me triaI
of the Moccasin to-day, 1t Is beheVeo VIII mean
her final acceptance by the government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
SOCIAL SCIENCE CONVENTION.
Harry A. Garfield Speaks on Public Ac-
countability of Private Corporations"

Boston, May 15.-Ths evenings session Of the
American Social Science Association was given
over to the department of Jurisprudence, under the
direction of Charles B. Hubbeu. 1t opened with an
address by Charlton T. Lewis. of New-1ork CITY.
on The Interest Of Society in the Reform of Penal
Law" which was followed by a discussion
Harry A. Garfield, of Cleveland. read a paper on
public Accountability of Private Corporations"
He said in part:
saxon is his passion for fair play. Consequently,
from the beginning of commercial development, we
have opposed persistently every attempt to IN
tranch The few to the disadvantage of the many
But self preservation is equally instructive. Renee
ment of the differences producing the con1llct Is
chimerical No theory of government or economies
will be finally acceptable 10 people hating tELn
ny which fails to take into account the lrdlViaua
because the strength of the entire body OF citizens
depends primarily upon the Wrlhty ana freeoon
of the individuals composing the Whole. Cohse-
nuentIv II is OF first Importance that nothing be
permitted long to exist which saps the manhood or
nation and that those lnsututohs WnIcn lilViS-
crate and inspire men to higher attainment be
wisely fostered. How best TO guard against the
one and secure the other is the problem
Public accountability Of private corporations IS
al present of the plans proposed Ihe advocate
of bubble accountability bases his argument on the
freedom of the individual.
The publicity given to reports or the United
iarige the idea OF publicity this country and the
creation of the Department OF commerce ana
Labor has provided machlnery TOT 9eVeiioplng d
system applicable 10 all inter 9'e anu els4l
nj F. insist upon public control may be construed
10 mean control amounting 10 tyranny and combs
cation but accountability can mean nothing be
vond a full and fair statement OF facts The
tbeir mowers whether acting alone or in concert
with others partners, or by the more convenient
such degree of control by the State shall
10 others like privilege. Step beyond this limit,
a system of paternalism foreign 10 our people and
destructive of individual treedom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16


yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
ERNEST r. AND WALDO REYNOLDS. trading as
E B. Reynolds Co, Produce Exchange, voluntary
titiOn; liabilities, s1:9I3; assets 9e3 Principle credi-
B. Reynolds individual liabilities S1155S4 and
Of 500. OF the s1O4 Ts4 Is secured
The principal creditors r. W. Forbes ST. 23S Ida
c. Laughlin. $50, COS: Olivia L. Cemmons. ElInirs,
S28 SO2 First National Bank OF Jersey city $1,000:
Bowling Green Trust Co. $1,000.
DREYFACH BROS, leather novelties, No liz Grand
Schedules filed showing
ST. Principal creditor. ]. Msrgett Co, irving
n. Y. S116S Petitioner stocks owned by
him 20 the amount OF 81 0so and fixtures at 1854.
CHARLES BARRY. No IA Broadway, involuntary
petition flied by four creditors Wagrove Haock SLIPS:
Ber4in. S2501; N. F Bellows & S4e7; John
a. Putnam, S225. The bankrupt Is charged with dis
posing Of OF 600 coal and oil lands and other
property without adequate security price.
SOLOMON BEITCHMAN, tsweler, No 81 Maiden
Lane. Involuntary petition Petitioning creditor Jos.
Leglin. claim 1898 Edward 8 Thomas appointed
temporary receiver bond of 5000.
8 r,
the business Of Schmidt Bleidence grocers
No 2029 Seventh-ave
E. b HAMLIN appointed temporary
the business of Christie Solomon. retail cothsr at
No. 1928 Second ave- The bond was fixed at $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
CoRONERS SUSPEND DR.. WESTON.
He Told All of Them He Was Going Away,
However.

Having been absent for nearly week without
leave. IL IS charged, Coroners physician ALBERT L.
Weston was Yesterday suspended by the Board of
Coroners On Thursday District Attorney Jerome
asked the board why DR.. Weston had been absent
from the trial Of Gertrude Wade indicted for man
slaughter Dr. Weston lives at No. 226 central
Park West He went away last Saturday or Sun
day leaving on the door Of his house notice that
he would not until June or Coroner
Scholer admitted that DR.. Weston had told all the
that he had not obtained leave in the customary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
ELECTRICIANS FOR THE ARMY.

IN addition providing for one hundred cleo
,rcian sereeants the last army appropriation bill
authorized the appointment of twenty-five master
electricians" to be taken from civil life or the
armv after two kinds of examinations. theoretical
and practical For the former the papers will be
prepared by the Torpedo Board. The latter will be
conducted at Fort Totten CWillets POINT. will
extend through a period not TO exceed two months.
Applications should be forwarded TO the command
ant of the school before June l. to receive atten-
ton this year. A familiarity with mechanical and
steam engineering. well as with electricity is
required from candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
oDELL AT BRooKFIELD FUNERAL.

Dunn al the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday that he
expected TO attend the funeral OF William Brookfed
. o'clock this afternoon at the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church Colonel Dunn last night ap-
pointed the following TO represent the Republican
State Committee at The funeral: Judge William
Watson Postmaster Cornelius Van Colt. Charles
q Murray, William H Ten Eyck. encouragement
William /. Ward and Reuben L. Fox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
LYE IN THE mooNsHlNE; THREE DEAD

Hot Springs Ark. May 15.-"Joe" Adair Wash
Turner and Dave Freddy are dead and John
Epvey live the result OF having partaken
too freely of moonshine whiskey. distilled IN the
mountains OF this and Montgomery counties. Some
Of the whiskey examined showed that something
like concentrated I've had been mixed with the
Inlnr and officers are Investigating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
,sRAELlTEs OF AMERICA TO MEET.

The annual meeting of the Israelites of America
min ba held Tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. in the vestry
room of Temple Emanuel, Forty-third-st. and
Fifth-aye A 8. solomons, DR.. Henry NJ. Leip
Tiger and DR. David Biaustein will speak. This
clety was organized on January T. and Is composed
n, delegates from various societies this city.
Ar present there 153 delegates. representing
eighty-five societies of young men and women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENT.

The General Chemical Company announces that
the regular quarterly dividend of IL cent will
be paid on June ! to common stockholders of rec
ord at n m. May q. Common stock transfer
hooks will be closed from May p to June 2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
DINNER FOR DR.. WILSON IN NEWARK.

The Princeton Club, of Newark. gave a dinner last
night in the Auditorium in that city. in honor
of President Woodrow Wilson. Covers were laid
for two hundred guests. and after the dinner the
galleries were thrown open and many women lis
tened to the speeches made by President Wilson,
Job z. Hedges and Edmund Wilson, Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
FOR A THOUSAND TON BARGE CANAL,

It is expected that the Canal Association of
Greater New-YorI will open local head
quarters and press bureau FOR the purpose Of pro-
noting sentiment in favor of supporting the refer
cnoum at the next election for a thousand ton
barge canal II is likely that the Merchants Fx-
change Of Buffalo viii have bureau at the western
end o; the State for the same purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
FOLIAGE CHECKS FIRES SOMEWHAT.

Paul Smiths. n y, May Is (speciaD.-Forest
fires which have been covering several thousand
acres day and destroying. among other valuable
,ronar+v that owned by VIM. Rockefeller,
Checked considerably by the growth of foliage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
Religious Notices.


ADAMS CHAPEL UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
The Sacrament Of the Lords supper viii be admins
tered on Sunday afternoon at 4;3o oclock All are
larry invited
Chapel on b. T Io Msx sos ESD Presidsn o.
the Board OK Dre Pofsssor THOMAS c HALL D. De-
and the Rev. CHARLES CUTHBERT HALL ID. ID.
president OF Faculty These exercises are open 10
public
ALL SOULS CHURCH Msa,s91ays and sstn n-sscs
ar II a m Evening at 8 o'clock
ALI, SOULS CHURCH UNITARIAN.
4th-ave. and 2otf-st.
Rev THOMAS r. SLIcER. Pastor-servlees AZ ~ a. m
All cordially invited Sermon by PASTOR SUBJECT Ans
New Heaven and the New Earth
AT IENox Avenue gSrTAARIAyNNp 1 SiTRcH &c. s0r
viii preach at II. Subject Emerson Again Sunday
school GAS a
AT SOUTH CHURCH Madison-avs and ssth-st Rev
RODERICK TERRY. d D. Pastor a m. preaching
AT THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY.
FRANK OLIVER HALL. D. D. Pastor: subject. The
Kingdom OF Heaven Is at Hand
BLooMINGpALE REFORMED CHURCH. Broadway
and 6sth-st Rev. WM. c. STESN: ID. D. MinisteT--
II a. m. why Should Men PIP = p m. The King
Killed by Milestone"
BRICK CHURCH
Fifth Avenue and Inirty- street
WILLIAM r RIcHATi ys5 , p D..
Services. Sunday. May IL
Or. RICHARDS
VIII preach ,ch. at s u a n; 4. sna a ' T
Young women's Bible Class at 10 m
wesa,y Evening ssrvies Wednesday a. esiosS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16

By George r. Swain, professor of civil enSt-
neering n uhe Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology. In to-morrow's Tribune,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
THE sLtrhs OF BosToN.

while nofsgreat, are disgraceful. and many
Of the districts given over 10 the very poor
friEhtfuIfy crowded. Description and
illustrations showing typical conditions. Ia
to-morroyy-s Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments for over 800 were fled
yesterday the first being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-16
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

Advertisements vii be received taewtnE bransh
e-oes e. reEulRr onise until oclock n. VIA:
.s-z SHAW. 23d-ss.- I53 Gth-nwe.
Izth-st.. ~ East I4th-~t-s ~ West 42d-st- be
tween - ana sah sves 2aa West Ea5th-sts I.83s
Gd-nve.. 7erh and TIN 1000 3d-ase.
rear 6ls-ss. TOS Esf-aNc. s9fil-sts 49, East
y25tb-st.s =50 TremoDt-aTe-t $50 Sd-aNe. nesr
sist-st. 554 3d-p~e.t 210 Bleerker-st-i 325
Bleeclzer-Et. brooklyn. n. WIG Court-sts
2Ib snafth-ss-s zoos Geter-ave- Newark. n =.
---D1 Dsos6-sf- Also a z T. onsssA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLIC BUILDINGS :

Ofsoe of t1e Constructing Qusrternsster. Pert To-
ten Nilats Point y. l.. September . Ieo3--Sealed
the heating
and electric wiring % administration brfiefrs
c. Cf7rers double Of
r1fsEio-es
officers hail kitchen add
each q three harrlcks all foIndatio-s
uiE be received here untl u n. Octoher y
an ther bid1ers Ia
watch they VII complete the work Infor1uaticn fur
uisAcd Application Envelopes containing proposals.
should ird0Ise6 Proposals FOR Public Tsrdlrge Frt
rotten. y y. and addresses 10 Cartaln O. III. No
NANL-s. Ccnstructing 2uarterTsss1e-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
.Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Abrer c Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice Is hereby given persons having claims
szs Jaue Evans. % the County OF New
the with vouchers there
O. to the subscriber place q tansactiug business
Ne &c Wall street ~ city u New York, Borough o.
Manhattan. before ne sixth Gay Of January next
Dated New De day OF July. its3
THE CITY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Temporary Admin strator
BOARDNAS. PLSTT SOLEY, Attorneys Tor Ten
porary AeTninistrator. IS Wall Street. Borough of
Manhattan city, N Ssx York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

walk. IN the = s.rtt columbia Once of tie COM
,.,-ers % C. Washington. sept IS 1913 Sealed pro
ress VII received this once Until IL oclocs.
e-.--sav Crtsae- 1893. Tor laying sidewalks
~ - District a Columbia
E9rk forrs q proposal ard specincations together
-eeseearn Informal be obtained
- 80 a. TIE Earireer Cor17nissiorer. y. =
~ wfCFARr.AND. HENRY l. WEST. JOHN
- ilrortt.f- f-r-nr.lssIcncr j. C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
Public Notices.


NOT1cE OF SALE AT PUBLIC. AUCTION,
THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOROUGH OF
,r-,,-,.7 vii, sell ~ public auction through Bran
-, - III october. 1908. II O'Clock a n, on tn
,,,i--- am the buildings and parts q cudinss aha
g-5 -trs~t1.re. now WITHIN the lines 81 SectieL SO.
~ be extension Riverside drive from CNg
--- Ii.-.-Irrr street one Hundred arc ro' ~
.e ,,p an the materials in or appurtenant thereto
land. situate IN TIE Berolg' q -dAiin''- " " '
o ,CtN f.z,v4er one Hundred and Thirty-hfth ana
on. T7-rs-sd and Thirty-siXth streets
{y,,e-z--ion az one Hundred and Thirty-nnth
street . 40 ..,,,, ram. barn * BY 5 x by 2o4
~ between One Hundred and Fortistn ana ohe
ry4-a--5 and .ty-Arst streets
C-hi.lren's Playhouse - -, c-s
no .. Ferveeu One Hundred ano rol'S 'i-7' Gun ~
T4rrsrsl ana For-y-sccond streets. o., q. , 49,
30 .y--storv barn. 1905 by SO ny - oy
90 Hv tv "a ~ e7.45 By SIS BY 80 Win snea ana
I7a-wsan ore Hundred ard For-y-seoond and
o. 14,,-srel and Forty-ttlrd street,
G7a-e-rrys extension and ola hot house 49, - ~. , g.
Pr ~ tgrascorv frame buildings. iIs' BY n oy
% oF 81 tween one Hundred and Forty-ttird and one
Hundred and Forty-for-tn stree. s.. b,,,a,r-
t1-. tU.-er-~- anil basement frame 'N-i--'-
TAO two--tory brick stables ,...
49, e-sb-e an she'd IN connection therewith
rs+v-aan Hundred and Forty-fourtn anl
~ T4u~S-rd and F1rty-fftf streets
Two f-l~-4to-y brick build rgs - - -. --.---.--
on -sto-v frame building with one--torv extension
an ror NH particulars see City Esc-rt. .-,
President Of the Borough Of Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

pVFRT1SEN EcSTS and subscrip'i'ns for Inc tribune
y received % Uptown once
no. I.30+ BROADWAY.
received a. following braL"1
ofccs regula- of~e rates lnli si.h > u. %
i2h-st-; ~ East I4th-st.i 25s West 4@i-st' Pc
t--ger - -rs stl ave-. -ts$ West I=Jth-st i5tS
:d-aNe- betReen sGth 18th sts-: lo-O 3d-aN c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or Me-

TorE--JuIla T.. Dwight. PLAINTIFF. aEairs- ssu,--.
+. Lawrence. Edgar v. Lawrence. Katherine l. Nel-
mann. and LaNrcnce u Lawson. Defendants T
above named defeucants- You are hereby summoned
the complaint this action. a COPY
Ct PLAINTIFF attorney within twenty
Gays after the service u this
day OF service, % your fliufe appear a.
judgment viii te taken against YOU hv aef,It
for the relief den anded In the complain.
Dated August =. 1913
DE LAGNEL EEFsIa.E. Attorney flr Plaintiff one
and Post once Address. I4o Broadway. Manhattan
Borough. York city.
named defendants. L. Neuussnu
and Lawrence NJ Lawson: The foregoing summons h
served upon you - rCbcation pursuant 20 an oder
a the Honorable Edward r. Amend Justice.
o. the supreme Court u the state
Ire frh day o. September 1893 and with the com
paic- tn he Office q the clerk of the County %
York. iu The county Court H.Cs USrough or
Mauhattau. cry and state OF YORK on ne dfr-
DAY % September. 1905
Dated september - 1905.
De LAGNEL BER1EH. Attorney Tor Plaintiff O-ce
and Post orlce Address. i4s BroadWay Msnhattar
Borough. NeN York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25

. ADVERTISEMENTS snd suiscrlpfons far TIE Tribune
n - .refrf q
- NO. I.36s BROADWAY.
received a. The tllovinE branch
orices "a rselllar ooe rate uuli ocloe, . n VIZ
q l1c-ff llsh Rtsa-nNf-. cur
i2.b-sa.. az Feet 14tls-Sa-a 25s West <2d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
CEALEp RIDs Oh ESTIMATES For FrR.
nnOpOSAIS For LAYING CEMENT SIDE

- rsNirC ars delivering piles Contract Ne Sa3
Pier
a.. Bst.ery Place Norh River. until y o'clock noon
g,-tshe- Ftli 1905 fFor particulars CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED .PRo.

rosa.s Tor stecl Hros.-' VII received 81 Pu-
reau q, Docks. Navy Department Washing
o'clock a. September 1903.
and there uuhlcly opened fsr steel roof fcr build
80 - Navy YARD view York. Funds avalable
S2o5o0. Plan ana specifications can b Blu
reau o furnished the Cor-rasndsut ~ ths
nav yr-6 NAMED. MORDF-AT r ENnTC0TST chief
O bureau. September g. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
Country Property 10 Let.

NfCLNT vrRNOS. X. Y.-To l~t house i3s So 81
VI ave y al improvements > minutes ZION
- llrrsS oepot Inquire on prcmiscA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-25
Help NaLJe !.

WANTED FOR T. 5, ARMY. = :. A Alb, =.
W t,5tes unmarried men. between axes Of p ard p
citizens = Ini-ed Of good chara ter and teipes
IAN sneak write English. For
NV 10 Fecru ting Oficer - 7 d Ave. go"
-bir5 We To5 SIKH y. Y. or s63 Fulton St
brooklyn.