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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
BONDS.
STOCK MARKET OPERATIONS.

On a small volume of business stock market
values strong in the greater part of the
day, the majority of issues showing net gains
at the close. While commission houses We're
not active factors there slight increase
in buying orders for the account of substantial
market interests and disposition on the part
OF commission house customers TO accupulate
good securities at ruling quotations. In the
bond department moderately heavy transactions
were recorded, and bond brokers freely pre-
dicted increase in the volume or business in
first class mortgage issues, both for Investment
and speculative account 1t is interesting to
record the fact that the general demand for
bonds is much better than 1t few months
ago. an Indication of which is presented in the
winding up OF the Lake Shore bond syndicate.
in the recent success Of the New-York Central
bond Offering and in the tendency OF the rail-
road companies to secure money through the
issue of bonds rather than on long time notes.
Early in the year the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Company authorized an issue OF $40
100000 of per cent debenture bonds. but the
condition Of the market was not then ripe for
the absorption of this issue and 1t WIS until
the last few weeks that the underwriting syndi-
cate was able to dispose Of its holdings. The
large amount OF idle money in the country and
the generally sound position Of the country's
industries encourage the expectation of in
creased activity in railway mortgage issues.
and eventually much better market for securI-
ties In general There a good demand in
yesterdays market for the United States Steel
sinking fund IS at advancing prices; also for
the Union Pacific convertible As. the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit convertible IS and the Nassau
Electric Is. the two last named issues represent
ing a property that is controlled through stock
ownership by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

RAILROAD RONDS.-Market generally higher
Total sales amounted in par value TO $23i70O0
against $2OOL5O) on Monday. The heaviest deal
ings were in the Atchison general As, Brooklyn
Rapid Transit IS Chicago and Alton 312s. Chicago
Rock Island and ?aciHc railroad Is and collateral
trust IS, Chicago burlington and Quincy As Col
orado and Southern rst As international ard Great
Northern second 5s, Louisville ana Nashville coll
lateral trust and unified As. Northern Pacific A.
Reading general As San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
As. Southern Pacific Az. Union Pacific first and con
veTtibls As, Wabash dcbenture BIS and Wheeling
and Lake Erie first As Consolidated Tobacco Is
and United States Steel IS were also active.
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PETITIoNs IN BANKRUPTCY.

following petitions bankruptcy yester
day clerk Of the United Court
involuntary petition filed against WILLIAM H.
STRATTOS. Jobber in w0oenE No 81 Leonard-gt. by
{. +. Hovey & Co. with claim 50 62I charge
that the alleged bankrupt transferred Joy
Langcon q Co large sum 81 money prefer the firm
above ether creditors.
Schedules Of the MACKEY MILLINERY COMPANY
show debts Of S2053j and s. g75 latter
consist II stock IN trade 5000; notes S30l machinery
$500 accounts SG'C and claims amounting o S5Gs
Indebtedness S5S1 through assignment
q The TWO DrnciuHl creditors Judkins
Mccormack No p West Nineteenth st. Si.265. and
ward Maroney No. 800 Broadway, $1,000. latter
claim, IS stated. assigned by B.. D. Sheedy for
money advanced tho bankrupt company.
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NEW LONDON WEEKLY.

A favorable reception has been given by the
English public to London Opinion one OF the
most recently established woeklics The first issue
appeared in March. r IS conducted by A Moreton-
Vaudeville. The large suite Of offices occupied by
London Opinion have already been found made
quate, account Of the Unexpectedly early success
OF the publication. and much larger quarters have
now been acquired IN one OF the recently con-
structed modern office buildings OF London.
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THANKS FROM ADRIA's PASSENGERS.

The passengers Of the Scanda Line steamship
Adria, which arrived IN this city June 70. be
fore separating, passed and signed n resolution IN
which they thanked the company, the captain. the
officers and OF the steamship for the kind at
tautiCu they had received during the voyage from
Scandinavia to America. This steamer VIII leave
here Saturday next AT II for Christiana
and Copenhagen. with 800 passengers.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

There was little disposition 10 Improvement IL
outside securities The market at the outset moved
irregularIy. on an extremely light volume Of bush
ness. In tho late trading sentiment was en-
courased by slight upward movement n half
dozen issues There was less attention given TO
Southern Pacific preferred and rights. interest,"
largely centred In the Developments OF the
Seatodrd Air Line stocks. The pressure OF the
last week still felt, the common ruling around
It's low price for the year. while the preferred
broke 1 per cent TO 1872. establishing a new low
record Considerable short selling took place on
the way down. and near the close. attempt
20 recover. a rally Of nearly 1 per cent set in.
There was no news to account for the weakness IN
these stocks. Southern Pacific rights ruled Arm,
az a fractional advance, while the preferred, on
the exchange of a few hundred shares, rose II. per
cent. Standard oil up about points. Greene
Copper gained fraction. There a fair In
quiry FOR bonds. which ruled generally firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
GETS s1oo EoR that DOGS Lie.

Justice c a Van Auken. ut NewRochelIe yes
terday, awarded Miss Lillian Pike, who is we'll
known IN Rochelle Park 500 for the loss OF her
noodle ping Pong which was shot by Harry EmIGh
a schoolboy a few weeks ago. Mss Pike sued for
$50 btt Justice Van Auken says he is satisfied
from exrcrt testimony that Ping Pong worth
only 500 Many we'll known people Of Rochelle
Park Appeared as witnesses in the To prove
that Ping Pong had legal right 10 live Miss Pike
exhumed the body and produced the License num-
Der. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY NARKlIT.-Aoney on call opened at 1Is
per cent; highest ~ per cent; lowest l per cent:
last loan IL per cent closed, lalb per cent; ruling
rate rs per cent Time money quoted at o.
d2zt per cent for sixty days to four months, and
sash per cent fol 1--WE and six months. CONNER
cia paper was quoted at 364 per cent for sixty 10
ninety days. 4Gl41 per cent for four to six months
and per cent for others
FOREIGN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS closed dull
Actual closing follow:
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

satisfied judgments among those fled
yesterday. that debtor and the
that Of the creditor and date W Judgment was
filed:
Consumers Proving Spall; 10. 1905 SIS GIG
Hanson Horace BE Bridget and another; May
% 1903 ..-..:.. .....-...-:..:. 1904
Katzko. samuel Nathan Kappel and Abraham \
Ient-M Zimmerman and an9 August II. 1897
Manila. Anchor Brewing Co-J S Morton; Janu-
airy % 1904 .;:......;:... 24oO
York December :. 1900 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 51s
JUDGMENTS CANCELLED.
Hen ok Moses I.-P TioroVitz and December
p 1901 1875
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
AMERICANS IN LONDON.

Several well known Americans are staying at
Claridge's Hotel London. among them being Mr.
and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Mr. and Mrs. John
r. Drexel. J. J. Aston. Miss Rockefeller. Miss
North W. J. Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs 4. s. Lafn
Mrs. Biddulph Martin Miss Woodruff. Mrs
Rhinelander Stewart and daughter, c. W. Morse
and Mr.. and Mrs p i. Tod.
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were forced UP about % per cent above the normal

were forced up about % per cent above the normal
At the present time our operating expenses are
down TO the normal basis and the gross earnings
OF the system show substantial increase over the
corresponding period OF last year.
NotEfthstandng the bad winter months and the
fact that the elevated roads with their improved
electric service have absorbed most of the new
~ ssenPer business developed during the year the
receipts Of our system Of surface lines for the fiscal
year ending June 80 viii be only a few thousand
dollars less than last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
SUIT TO FoREcLosE 1856 MORTGAGE.

The Broadway Savings Institution the City Of
Nev-York has begun suit against Eliza J. Hamilton
and others. executors Of jeremiah @. Hamilton To
foreclose mortgage $500 property on the north
Twenty nlnth-st. 12l II feet OF licking
ton-ave. 2lI0xsS.s. The mortgage made on Feb
Il
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JAMES p. sILo TO SAIL.

James p. suo. Of No, 355 F4fth-ave. sails on
La Savoe for Paris tomorrow. He will make an
extended tour OF the south Of France England,
Scotland and Ireland. returning in September.
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JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments among yester-
Gay. the first being that Of the debtor:
Allen Ethan. oxecutor-A AIen.............. s26go4
Alexander. William FF 2 Martin ............. 2222
Ben amin Alfred NV Se!igman. .............. G972
caly s13
berger 2.oa5
Doscler. JohnB Bloch .-.....-......... 7O4
Davidson Grace Id ~ Bowles. -....-.-..-.... 1907
Edwards. Ellis B-J currau and another......... 63l
The Equadoran Association. Limited-S Little. 1745
Manhattan Consumers BrewiHo col n Abrams
KrIse Chares-G 9 Lay. commissioner. ........ s04l
Monat. James D. eKecutor-R Kobb. .......... 1915
Marshall. Morgan-5eorge G Flint CO...-........
Patterson. Charles B-L A holman and another.
Ranes william &C Morchen 8,lGg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses dealt in
In the local market. selling balance.
Arbtrage house. bought early but sold on small adj
vances. They very fair buyers of Steel pre-
ferred. selling the Changers and Southern Pacific.
The market scarcely broad enough to trade in
Canadian Pacific in any quantity, although most OF
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EXPLAINED BY MR.. VREELAND.
Reports of the New-York City and Third
Avenue Companies.

The reports of the %cw-York City Railway Com
pany and the Third Avenue Railroad Company for
the quarter ended March 81. 1904. filed with the
Railroad Commissioners at Albany yesterday show
follows
NEM-YODK CITY Al u.,N ..n,rr.,.,
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SECURITIES VALUES HIGHER.
Demand for Investment Acounlfoney Market
Unchanged.
STOCKS.

Closing prices yesterday Of the principal active
securities and net changes from Mondays quo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-22
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London June q. p. m-The market for Amer
lean securities was duh at uuimpOrtant price
changes. Final quotations follow:
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THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDs.-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:
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BON

SO 600 Ches & Ohio SIS. III III III IN
5000 4 Steel as...- 10 rs rs *
2001 l. 8 Leather 6s. 1905 109ssI lOes. loo s.
$4,000 Total sales.
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- 900 Total sales,
New-York tribune., 1904-10-10
Public Notice.


DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU FOR THE
COLLECTION or TA&ES. NO. 81 CHAMBERS
STREET BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN NEW
YORK. pCr l. 1904
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Assessment, Rolls u Estate ana Personal Prop
r-v n me titr ~ lsgs for year 1904 aat hs
wa rants collection uf delivered
10 t. uuerxaeJ aUJ that All tile Assess
r..rr Rolls dua and payable MONDAY Ot--
g. a Ctiee % the Receiver uf Faxes ir
borough vyhicg tH~ property Is located. tcowsi
BOROUGH OF AANHAITAN. No 81 Chambers street.
HoEoCGH or TtE. FRoNx. corner Third and Trs-
mont Avenues. The bronx y y.
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN. Rooms >. : e.
Nun 1!ral Building. BROOKLYN. y Y.
BOROUGH OH QUEENS. corner jackson Az ard
E-ffth Street. island city. y. Y.
BgR0T IH OF RICHMOND. corner of Bay sand
streets. Stapl~tou. staten Island. y Y
In during October the person 50
ing saa the benefits mentioned in section
y IspTl VIZ. 4 deduction -t interest rate ~
us- cent per between the day such uayr1eut
am fs. lst DAY os December next.
All. BILLS PAID DURING OCTOBER NUST BE
EERATEp BEFORE cTiECkE ARE DRAWN FOR
rte-ss sr. rua~g 20 the Receiver - Taxes thew
must a-orppanc by addressed envelopes post
order 10 ensure return OF recepJed bills
chess dated OCT g should mailed 20 ths Rscs!vsr
as soon as possible bills have heea received by
DAVID r. AUSTEN
Receiver 81 Taxes
New-York tribune., 1904-10-10
READING SYSTEM,

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r r
Liberty street, and south Ferry ttims from Snush
Ferry I've minutes earlier than shown below
EASTON. BETHLE Ea I'M. ALLENTOtFN AND MATCH
CHCNk-zte0 tI15 Easton oulyl. 81 a H.. Ls0,
440 500 Is. A. Easton only} ,. m sundays. Ea2
WILKFSB8RRE AND sCRANTON-ssoa. 30
SEQ .. m SUndays "A - a. I N.
LAKEWOOD. LAkEHJ RST. TOMS RIVER AND
BARNEGAT-s4 90 Ss.40 a. m. zL30 (3-40. 40.
Lakewood and Lakehurzr only. 5-oO .. N Sundays.
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 a. m g. - , m
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-fz40O 4 n. EffE
L6NSs BRANCH AsBURV PARK OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE FONTS
ZE0O $50. 11S0 a. ND 35S, AS. $50 63n
1Is0 ,. sunday. except Ocean Grove. 600 m
ATIaNTIC IiIDs. sEABRIGHT. NON1f0rTr
BCH. EAST LONG BFlANCH-40 90, = 30. II 80 a N
ISN. 420 SIS 2. sundays 90 m. 400 p. N
PHILADELPHIA (REApING TER8IINAI.l-a4 Is
+7O0 500. H90o. f1000 T1.00 a m. F12O0, s1OO.
s1se. 100 t3o0 '400. r5oo. 1900 = 30 s90O E10sO
a4TFf AND CIIESTNC-F sTREETS-sA2S tsoO 5000
sl2o0 a 200. +sLOo 900. 900. 49-25 p m,
BALTIMORE AND WAsHINGTON-soo 1900
sIa "a 90. $500. aLs15
WII.LIANSPORT-IA0O. Z425. IS. 90 I4919 f1O-00
HOO a.. Reading Ouyl. iSL0O. le Id T20o
Reading. PoStsvtlis. Harrisburg only fAO0. SEQ
EFroUa Liberty Street only 'Daily 1Daily, except
qua ISat1rdays- aEsxcept Saturdays
OfceS- Liberty st. Ferry. SOUIh Ferry. AStor AcuEs
26l. asa 1900 1884 Broadway 1s2 5th Az, . ruon
Square West 10 i25th 219 West 123h st.. 245
Columbus Az New York; Court St. 3t4. SO fulton
s.. Brooklyu; 500 Broadway. williamsburg New York
Transfer calls for and checks baggage Destination.
" c. BESLEE. G. N BURT.
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr Cen PaEsr Agent.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-10

Tie ahovs described premises Via b sold either IN
plots parcels above described subdivision
thereof into usual lot as the opinion Of
Referee be rXpeaeDL and will be sold free
all taxes and and
any asssSstreuts unpaid %
viii allowed the purchaser closing u title according
3 of sale.
Dated New York. september 2oth 1904
JOSEPH TI.IsMAN Referee.
Broadway. New York City. y. Z.
EDWARD L. BOWLING EsG Attorney for PlaintlR
No $50 Rroa Ivay New York city.
ROHERT A. r.. DAYTON. ESQ, Attorney for Defendants
Nolan Lyons. No Is William 81. New York City
GEORGE PARR. ESQ. Guardian al Item f0r infant
DEFENDANTS. Br1oHlyC. n Y
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Foreclosure Sales.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
Elzabsh saTasy Tlaia,a ; sSsnst + ,l.Tos Gatha[9s
OF Inetlocuory Judgment of Partition and Sale duly
made and entered the above entitled action ana
bearing 9th day August 1904 and entered
in the Office the Clerk County OF New York.
the undersigned the referee said judgment named
At public auction at the New Real Estate
Sales Room. No 18i Broadway the Borough Of Man
haitian. City OF New the 18TH day q October
1905 at twelve u9 O'Clock that day by Joseph
p auctiOueer the premises directed BY said iutS
Ient TO be sold and therein described as follows; Al
those certain lots pieces parcels Of land situate yng
and being in the Borough os the Bronx city County ana
state OF New York. and which, taken together, aIe
bounded and described follows;
PARCEL NO. :.
BeguuinE a point on the SoutheastsrIy side os
WhltlocE Avenue distant fvs hundred and seventeen
s5-iOO t5lI S6OO feet Southwestery from the in ~
section OF the said Southeasteriy side q Whitlock Ave
nue., with the Southwesterly side OF LegEett Ave
He running thence Southeastsry and parallel with said
Lesgett Avenue sixty G3100 go 63 1OO) feet thence
SoUthy.estery and parallel with Whtock Avenue sew
cntynve tI1) feet thence NOrthwesteTy and again
aIlel with Lesgett Avenue siNtythree $6-loo [8s 9oO
feet - the said Southeastery side Of Whitlock Avenue
and thence along said Southeaste-y side ot Whttlock
Avenue sevenyve t5l feet NOrtheastery TO the point
place Of beginning be said several dimensions and
distances less.
The following IS a diagram Of Parcel No be sold
LeESctt Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-10
sFLENDID TINS sERxICI
NEW YORK, New RlFEH & HAgTF0Rl r. R

4ralns depart from lseand Central station. 4.d
and A follows. for
BOSTON via New London and ProvIdenes-t5-S9
4 500. - sol. SPIe;cO p N
BOSTON STANDARDIZATION n NJ, tl12,oo. sht;oo.
sll-10 r NJ
FITCHRT Putnam e W0rcasrsrfSJ-00 p. NJ
I.AKEVILLE and NORFOLE-ff9:i5 A. NJ. Tgj.25 ? NJ.
CT BARRINGTOS. STOCEBRIDGE. LESOX- PITTS
FIELD-75 fe9-15 A N. 80 Is p 81
WATEHBL RT and WINSTET--t5- 90. S6:1o. ff3:o0.
TNlur2. $40 ,G3 Waterbury A. N. III .03. f&S0s
Sf5 o. TfS.00. tSso0 (tO Waterbury, p n
Ticket Cfcss cCiTand Central station and clla1t
St. also az cli5 e2dL Ils5 ci 55A BroadWay eS FarS
Place C25 UEfUu square cS2 Fifth Av. c2+5 Columbus
Az. $40 Madison Av- c273 West I25th I53
i25ta In Brooklyn. ca Court St. $50 F1to1 81.
$50 Broadway. z. D.
oDaiIy. Except sundays 8Sundays only ssztyE-
sSroPs I25t5 St SParlcr Car LiuniCec-
MAS Dining Car. Agenciss SsIIins ParIor ana
Sleeping ticket also.
b T HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pas4 AEe
o NJ SHEPARD. Gsa sunt.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-10
VIII BE RECEIYED AT TIE

Bureau q Supplies ard Accounts. $avy Department
Washington. D. e.. until - o'clock November =
1904 publicly opened Immediately thereafter 10 fur
nish a the wards. etc, Portsmouth y It. Nc"
York. y. Norfolk. Va. Charleston. s. g. and Key
specified. quantity Of fire eNtinguishers
Blank proposals. win be Furnished upon application 70 me
navy pay Offices Portsmouth y Il New York. n / I:
Norfolk Va Charleston G.. and Key West Fla. or
- the Bureau. II T. B. HARRIS. Paymaster General
New-York tribune., 1904-10-10
Parcel. 10 .

AT those lots pieces parcels of land situate
lying and being the Borough OF
County and State Of New York. and which. taken
gether bounded and described follows Beginning
point On the Southeastery sile Of Whitioek Avenue
distant hundred
feet Northeaserly from the intersection % said
Southeaserly side of WHItlock Avenue with North
sasteriy side of Leggeft Avenue. and
southeasery and parallel with ieggett Avenue hun
lrcl and twenty 30 100 G2l 33-1O0t feet thence
running and parallel with ~hitoeN Avenue
6Sl0u 3SiOO feet. thence SOrrhWesteriv and
parallel with said Lsggetr
twenty-hree - Too 1928 46COl feet said
easterlv side OF WhtOck Avenue and thence South
westerly along the said SOuthesSsey side Whitl0cx
fifty jo feet the point place of beginning
te the said several dimensions more or less
following diagram OF Parcel No. % be sold:
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Notice To Creditors.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace q Cod Free and Indepenaeut-
~ ths creditors or Merritt & Lockwood Iae. and al
other interested II the Assignment q
Lockwood inc. 70 JohC - Taylor Tor ire benefit of
Credltcra Sead Greeting. - aereas John Taylor of
fce city of New York.. Borough Isefv
applied 20 the Court, the County OF
eew fork, tl have his h. A~gEnes
5ueca.y settie3 end hes 20 have any refuanug
n his bands distributed aGorg The reators
the said Ns-rtJr Lockwood Inc accoraace -7fb The
amount - their claims and has applied fraL Crde-
discharging him Eurh Assignee
Therefore You and Each ~ You - arrear he
fose justice " tlls Court AZ special Term Iar one
Thereof 1ed IN ne County Courogse Borough q Mar
hatte-. CIV = New YORK.
1904 ~ 10 80 O'Clock in The forenoon ~ tfat CAV ar m
soca tlereafter heard then ana thera III
FhnW settlement
~ te Assignee should not be no cause be snow
- ettene the seteTneEf Of such
elch order or Orders - this Court nss4n ssi4
FFoeeRalfgs testimony We have csrsel
ssa q me supreme Court for the C0nt,- =, N.
-sFA 70 oe eerelo sfsNed Witness Hon IaMF-s a
BLANCHARD. a Justice ~ ,.t5
tNelrt seal Court OF County the fafl, 81
--,--,-s -, -atpternher tha Year OF Our Ior5 crs
THos. L HAMILTON c-ers-
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c,EALFn pRoPOSALS WILL RE RI

- ceivea at the ofacs the Light House Engineer,
Toupk!nsville n y. until o'clock M Friday; Oct
2l 1904. ana then opened. for furnishing ana pacns
tons Of rlprap cedar Island Light Station
n y in accordance with specifications copies OF which
with blank proposals other information be had
upon application Lieut.. Col W T RossELL+ L. s. A.
Engineer
New-York tribune., 1904-10-10
OFFICE. CoNSTRTCTING Q vi. BURLING-

- ton. September -. ia04.-SeaIel proposals, in
triDlicate. v De received until l. NJ October H. lso4
for construction of 100 co. gallon steel tank and trest"
a. Fort Etaaa Alien Vt Information furnished on & ap
part thereof Envelopes containing pro-
pcssls 10 endorsed. Proposals for steel tank ana
trest,e' F0rt Ethan Allen, VI Captain T. T. LAAO-
.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-10

LaCkawanRa Railroad.
Leave New YORK. foot Barclay and ChrlstophaT sta
$500 A M-FOr BinghamLon and Syracuse
e10. 90 a M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and st L0uik
"A40 G-For BufEalo and Chicago.
fA0O 2 M--For Scranton and Plymouth
Is. 90 p N.-For Buffalo and Chicago
sS&5 ? M--For Buffalo Syracuse. Utica
o.. 90 A M--For ChcaEo-SleepeFN open p "
Tickets AZ Ia 80 1tSS 1s3s Broadway. n. z. go
Fulton ST. Brooklyn- $DaiY. fExcept sunday
New-York tribune., 1904-10-10

HAM8U9G- G-AMERlGAN l1ME.
SEMI WEEKLY TWIN-sCFsEW SERVICE.
FOR PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG AND HAMBUR0
Hamburg. oct Il, Az t'Buschs-. Oct ~. Pm
Oct -. 10 All Ct. - IN
~Griu acd fgymuasiuu board
sWiu call Dover for London and PartA
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
NEW RE-NAPLES-GESOA-
0ssar.. Oct. ., 10 AN p Ntaloert Nov "a II AN
PhRuicia Nov II. II AN e. CskaT Dec > o AN
To Italy IN less than days
By THE GREAT FLYER "DEUTSCHL4NDs
New York Jan and Feb z
HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE
Ofices. s. and 81 Broadway. Piers. HohoSsn y J.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-10
1sFATFD PROPOSALS ENDORSED PRO

- posals Dredging will be received at the Bureau
Yards and Docks. Navy Department. Washington until
II clock october %. 1904, and then a1lc there
publicly opened Tor dredging 650o0 cubic yards more OF
iesa Of material At Navy Yard. Norfolk Va Pan and
specifications cEn be seen AZ the Bureau or viii % tu
~ she Commandant the navy yard nanel-
MoRDEcAI T. ESDICoTr. Chief OF Bureau. Sept a.
1904