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New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

wouIf raln IN popularity BY her frank7ess. There
IS charming person tbaI an acknowledged
middle aged EeHtiCWomau.' she says. sure OF
herself free nom the vanity Of youth. with
know Wedge of the world md wide sympathy
which make Ec- a dellghtfu tsikeT and an equally
deliFhtful listener To men OF all ages. as Ven =
women she Is attractive. for IN the best sen5e
she Is good conarsde to all and fo~gerful Of self,
she cgn merge herself into their interests and
pursuits. Such woman far outshines the young
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
MONEY RECEIVED.

Five dollars has been received from Pleasant
Vile member part of 1t to he used for the family
mentioned in the column last Thursday that had
nothing but ''eftovers." For the same family 80
has come from Mrs Alvord. a Connecticut friend;
81 from Mrs S. II. N. New-York City. and q
from Helen and Katharne Plumb: Of BrlaseP,oITtt s,It
Conn NJ F. e. a loyal T. S. s. friend OF White
Plains. n. Y has sent s. Ito be used where IL VIII
give a little sunshine
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.
A Tissue Paper Pattern of Child's Bishop
Dress, with Yoke, No. 4,931, for 10 Cents

simple that hangs IN straight. unbroken lines
from the shoulders In the Of the model IT is
made OF white Persian lawn trimmed with
broiGery. and IS slightly low the neck. with
elbow sleeves, but the yoke and collar can lie added
and the sleeves made to extend the wTlsJs.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
REMARKAeLE JOURNEY oF 4 cAT.

The Duchess Of Beaufort Is authority for one OF
The numerous stories told about the cats love Of
home The cat in question taken from one OF
the dukes country places to another, two hundred
miles v-av II STAYED in its quarters for two
davs and then star ed out journey 10 It's Ole
home arriving there in eight days time.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Embroidered linens IN attractive designs are
selling for 81 IS a yard Among them there is e.
pretty piece in the cool linen shade. worked with
white crescents around black dots
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
HOW TO ARRANGE CURTAINS.
Good Effects Secured by Care and Little
knowledge.

As many woman is puzzled 70 know how TO
hang her curtains. the advice of THE Upholslerer'
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
AT SUNSET.

AT SUNSET
Last night, while yet the shadows gathered pale'
] heard thrush from DER the meadow way.
In some secluded thicket of the vale,
His music-laGeu pateT-nOster say.
More fraught with faith than aught our lips may
pray.
And Just because of It's exceeding trust.
I listened as II chained that retreat,
A-tveru ble at the faintest west-wind gust
That came to frouc round the garden seat,
Or stir the sleepy grass beneath my feet.
I dd not ask to learn the secret sense
The perfect import of the songster's call;
I only knew il bore my spirit hence.
Upon the ripping of its rise and fall.
To feel the Love that binds the all in all
Nor tell what instant It's strain passed
TTto the iood-,ide of nights symphony
Death, : name II. though il is the last,
Supreme expression of Life's entity,
When the soul finds how truly i ts free!
-tWilliam Struthers.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

soapbark telIy Is the best ell round cleansing
agent that woman can keep on hand II may oe
Drepared by putting handful Of soa2oerK IN
quart Of boiling wafer and letting II cool
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

For the woman II mourning the turnover set IN
Z Broadway showcase is most suitable. It Is OF
white handkerchief linen. embroidered in 6 dainty
design with black. The wide cuffs and the collar
well edged with narrow black NaIenoeIGhes
lace
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
WHAT IS HOME?

SIX things are requisite for n happy home In
t.qrtv must be the architect and tidness the up
holsterer II must be warmed by aHeeuon' ana
tgbted m with cheerfulness. Industry must be the
,t,lator renewing the atmosphere and bringing
IN fresh saIubrty sday by day. While over all. as
a protecting canopy and glory. nothing VIII sur
aca except the bic sing OF God; Nothing IS SO dan
Irons a nd damning as q bad home Nothing Is so
sffecfive in fitting for usefulness here ana IJr
teas Ee@oe s ~ y. l. r.
Manhattan
WHAT HOME MEANS TO DIFFERENT FOLK
II strikes me that 10 most people home means
a plaee of seeIusi0n from the busy world place
OF rest q place where discouragemsnt Is driven
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

White silk Maltese lace. with flower designs o.
pink and blue. has just been received by an uT'-
to-6a-e shop As trimming for a pink blue or
white gown Il Is lovely, and its price s. so yerd
will preclude its being run into the ground"
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Buttons in every conceivable shape and mate
rial are on hand now and promise TO have good
sale this spring. novelty is the harmonizfng Of
two tones Of the color in one button. Dark
blue and light blue make an especially good com
binatiOn and shades of green together are also
attractive. Among the buttons for fancy waists
rhincstoues lead. coming in one single stone or d
cluster Gilt buttons are also in abundance.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

pattern robe Of ri-h soft brown silk is deco
rated with large brown applique roses and costs
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

and inexperienced girl IN influence and attractive
ness. Why should she ape the LaCleL oIeaU a-4~
butter chaTmsT'
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

II Is said that head OF lettuce may be produced
n from twenty-four TO forty-eisht hours time IN
winter by planting the seeds. which have been pre-
vtousIy soaked for twenty-four hours IN strong
BRANDY In a box of rich earth mixed with one
third Of saked lime and moistened with warm
water
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
s--E Observation-Disclosures S|Egd
h21S SSNtly5 Sy5TTSEtssxI22zSf
NJ Z

GOOD CHEER.
Have you had 8 kindness shown
Pass Il on.
Twas not given for you aions-
Pass Il on.
Let Il travel down the ycarA
Let I, wipe another tears.
TIL in heaven the deed appears.
Pass II on
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

As the anceuts say wisely,
Have a cal: y the main chance,
Ard look before you lean:
For as you SOW. ye are like 20 reap.
-tSamuel Butler
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Detroit has woman clerk OF the United States
District Court the only instance Of tFe kind known
Miss Carrie Dawson. the new app0inTee, began her
career b. acting as clerk for her father. the la-e
Darius J. Dawson She was then promoted 70 be
deputy clerk Of the court. and after a years ap-
prentceShtn in this position. nas been advanced to
a full clerkship.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

A simple exped'ent for overcoming the fear OF
the hath which afic;s soe nervous children is TO
cover the bath with sheet, and then lower the
little one into the bath sheet and all As ae does
not see the bath he does realize what II Is.
and coming gradually into the pleasantly warm
water he rather joys it, rule. In a very
short tire this precaution vii he found unneceS-
sary. ven with the most nervous of babies
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Modern science has made havoc with many an
cent beliefs ard now bids fair to clear the reputa-
ton OF that unfortunate AM much mal!gucd woman.
the first mother Of mankind Eve is accused OF
having brought sin INTO the world by eating an
annie but in the Eight OF modern dict etetic science
this is obviously impO sible for the ng OF a0ples
has " been al q TO be productive of every
virtue Eat appIes. and you viii be both happy and
good This is the latest dlctum OF the dietitians-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

The woman of hfty-how difficult she Is 20 find in
society these days. when by facial massage hair
treatment. rouge and girsh gowns the semblance
or youth is cung 10 after the goddess herself has
long since fed. "One who knows declares that
instead OF be forced forever into the background
by acknowledging herself be elderly.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27

Glass Jars now much used by progressive
house pers for spices. cereals and other such
supplies They have obvious advantages over
Opaque receptacles. and It is an easy matter TO
collect them by buying goods that are put Up in
glass
New-York tribune., 1905-02-27
DISCIPLINE IN TIE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Eighty-sixth-st.. Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
SAYS SHE STOLE FOR LOVER.
Employe Of Larkin Company Believed to
Have Taken $4,000 from Firm

In a confession accompanying her plea Of
guilty to a charge of petit larceny from the
Larkin company of Buffalo. Miss May E. Gold
ing declared she had stolen fully $1,000 from
the firm, nearly all of which she gave to Alex
ander G. Simmons a jewelry clerk. whom she
had met through streetcar firta ton. By he'
confession the police also learned for the first
time that the office of the Larkin company, at
Nos and White-st., had been entered by
safebreakers last month and robbed of con-
siderable
Miss Golding has been employed in various
confidential capacities by the Larkin company
for about nine years here and in Buffalo. She
arraigned in Special Sessions yesterday for
the theft of Sl2 and remanded until next
Thursday for sentence Since her confession of
populations covering long period. expert ac-
cOuntants have been at work on her books. and
It is expected that her thefts will aggregate at
least $4,000
according to her sworn confession, she met
Simmons III a bridge car about April. 1862, since
which time, she asserts, she has given him con-
siderab bic sums weekly. Simmons is about TWEEN
ty-nine years old, and lives with his mother at
no All Macon-st.. Brooklyn. Up to yesterday
he was employed by s Cottle & Co. jewellers.
at No. 81 East 17th-st. They discharged him
as soon they learned that he had taken
money from the young woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
TWO WIVES FOR WALLACE.
Fight Ouer Estate Of Man LegaILy
Declared incompetent.

At the hearing of an application in Kings
County Court yesterday on behalf Of Clara NJ
Wallace for the appointment of a committe on
the person and estate of John W. Wallace her
husband the head of the John W. Wallace Com
pany, tinware manufacturers, of No. 1886 South
2d-st. Brooklyr, a lawyer got UP and an
nounced that he represented another woman.
who claimed TO be the only lawful wife of Mr..
Wallace The latter has been legally declared
an incompetent.
Edward Lazansky counsel for Mrs Clara NJ.
Wallace was taken by surprise, but after he
had recovered he stated that Mr.. Wallace had
been regularly divorced from Mary NJ. Wallace
of No $40 Halsey-st He procured from the
County Clerks office papers showing that MI
Wallace had obtained a decree Of divorce from
his first wife in 1898.
The decree is here, and III proper form SdIu
the ju-se, but it would be better for me to APP
poin- some disinterested trust company as COM
mites leaving the matter OF the DEGREES val
idity entirely of the question, SO lar as TINS
court is concerned" He appointed the PeopIe
Trust Company as the committee.
John c. Judge. counsel for Mrs Mary M wal
lace said the decree was fraudulent, and that
his client did not know that any trial had been
held.
we claim that the marriage of Wallace to
Clara NJ Corwfn I'm 1889, was not in fact a
not be appointed the committee on his person
and estate We claim that Mr.. Wallace has
been an incompetent for at least nine years
We have facts to show that he could not have
been in condition TO, knowingly, marry TINS
petitioner"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
MARINE CORPS

CAptsin FREDERICK H. DELAN0 to take charge
marine corps recruiting district. Dss Moines
CAPTAIN WILLIAM r. C0YLTc. detached barracks
nasy yard. Norfolk: to command marine guard. tho
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM BURcHFIELD. detached
marine barracks. navy yard. Norfolk du.y with
marine guard the Charleston.
Captain HIRAM I. BEARss, detached marine barracks
navy yard. League Island; 10 command
marines for service in Philippines.
Major CHARLES G. LONG, hold IN readiness for orders
"a command detachment marines for seryice 18th
mus OF Panama
FIRST IAeutenants WILLIAM BRACKET and DANIEL
" B. BLAKE. hold in readiness orders de-
tnchrneat marines. Isthmus OF Panama.
Sse5o- LAWRENCE H. MOSES. hold IN readiness for
orders 10 command marine barracks navy yard
Puget Sound
Captain CHARLES p. TAYLOR, hold in readiness for
orders 10 Isthmus of Panama
CAPTAIN WILLIAM II. PARKER hold in readiness for
orders
second Lieutenant ROBERT L. DENIG. to marine
school application. Annapolis
MOVEMENTS OF yEssEIs.-Moyements Of
naval vessels have been reported as follows:
ARRIVED.
October 1s-The Cesar Norfolk: the Perry at Mare
Island; the Yankee Kingston
SAILED.
October 1.-THE Cesar. from Hampton Roads for
norfolk: the Norfolk search wreck:
the Ne-o from COR Norfolk: the Scorpion.
from Monte Crisu santo Domingo city
October eo-The Eanshan. from Cavte for Guam.
The Celtic commissioned Thursday navy yard, Puget
Found.
Handsome Fashion Supplement- Of fail ard win
styles, interesting 20 u'er. and children
wifi to-morrows Sunday TrikIHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
THIEF ON MODERN RACK.
Frpress Robber To Be Kept " 0t6-
ing TIL He Tells Al.
IBy Telegraph to Tho Tribune J


pi.teburp Der CO-Thousaud s Of persons as
een,bIas tonight 20 witness the arrival OF Ed
ward g. Cunliffe who stole $lol,poo from 'i'e
Adams Express Company. but they were ooorneu
IN disappointment. The train in which Cunllie
travelled was stopped outside the city ana the
thief was rushed ny a circuitous route TO 'ne
office of the Pinkerton detectives, where ne was
mt through the sweating process 10 MAKE
h,,, divulge tho wherea bouts of the missing
$1,000.
n is understood that he is kept walking about;
and will not be allowed to sit down or sleep
until he tells what has become of the money
Bridgeport. Oct 20-The chances that the
notice will recover nearly the whole of the
S1o1, 600 stolen from the Adams Express Com
pany in Pittsburg by Edward G. CuniiHe' VINO
was arrested here yesterday and taken 10 Fl'ts-
burg TODAY. seem bright Tonight S9,O65 was
found in a trunk belonging to butter III
prominent family at Black Rock The butler
and the family by whom he is employed are
ignorant Of the fact that the large sum found
WAS in the house Although there is a pos
sibilitv that the remaining S10.5o0 has been de-
stroyed. the police believe that another accom-
Mice Of Cunliffe may reveal the hiding place OF
the missing sum.
Ninety thousand dollars has been found II
the last twenty-four hours. After figuring OF
about $500 as the amount which Cuniiffe has
snent. or which was found on him when ar
rested there is left S10500 10 be accounted for
Two other new features in connection with
.ha canture of Cunliffe cropped out tonight,
one being an attempt by CunhIe 10 oflpe zap
4ain george Arnold of the local detective force,
go rho other the betrayal by friend of Cum
life 10 get the reward Of 5000 offered by the
p,-i-sT+ons for his arrest Cunliffe last night
made a proposition TO Arnold to divide the $50.
600 which he had sent TO his brother-in-law
Tosenb ". Boardman in Bristol. on the promise
OF secrecy Arnold was 70 have received $4OOOO
Cunliffe was betrayed by his friend, James
hrfssett who formerly lived in Bristol and Is
now employed by one OF the cheap hotels in the
section of the city in which Cunlife was cap
tured. Last Tuesday Missett went in the Ire
mont Hotel narroon and Cunliffe standing
at the bar. The next morning Missett weni 10
New-York and on reaching there visited the
Pinkerton agency IN Broadway
Gentlemen" he said. Il know where Cur
life is and I want to know what rewat3 IS
offered for him? -
with the s.. 500 reward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
PRIVATE BANKS CLOSED
Passaic and Boonton Concerns De
cIared TnsOlUent.

Trenton N J., Oct 20.-The Department OF
BANKING and Insurance assumed control to-day
of the banking establishments Of Milosh
Lujanovfts, at Passaic and Boonton The de-
partment claims that the institution is insolvent,
the apparent shortage in the cash account
amounting at present To about $4,000 Many
errors were discovered in the books of the in
stitution whose actual standing cannot be de-
termined until the passbooks have been called
IN and COMPARED with the ledger accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
GEORGE VAN KEuREN LEAVES ERIE

George Van Keuren, general Superintendent Of
the Erie division of the Erie Railroad, will re-
tire from the railroad service on November l to
go into the manufacturing business. He VIII be
succeeded by R II. Bowron now general man
ager of the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad. Mr.. Van Keuren leaves the Erie after
tventv-one wears of service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIL

bureau Of Supplies and Aceognts Navy IePaT5se99t ut
Washington d. g. until 10 O'CLOCK a N Oct e o.
1o05 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter to
furnish at the navy yards Portsmouth y H Bos-
toy, Moss New York y. Y. League Island. Pa; An
napolis Md Washington. D e. as SPecl4 ne l., a
Quantity OF naval supplies follows: SCHEDULE Isl
InCan,,escant Iamps turbine oil SCHEDULE 1872 Mold
ing and carborundrn sand electric soldering IRONS
for tronvork. hand sew
ing ma chimes SCHEDULE 1S2: Chain. mandrels set
screws screw leather betting ash nickel steel
bars forgngs.- SCHEDULE 1S4: Iron spikes crane
chain machine CErhOrundum wheels hardware
oaF knees marine glue diving apparatus
SCHEDULE, Cedar. oak spruce, poplar white AMI
yellow nine Japan pgrfn oil chalk. corn
brooms emery CLOTH laundry metal he cases iron
steel tables Appca for proposals should designate
the schedules desired number Blank proposals VIII be
upon application to the navy pay Once New
York y Y or o Bureau. II. T. s. HARRIS Pay
General L. s y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

Washington. Oct. 2o-The War Department
to-day, on the cable request of the Philippine
Commission. directed the International Banking
CORPORATION in New-York to pay to Francisco
Gutierrez. representing the Philippine Sugar
Estates Development Company and the Uni
versity Of St Thomas. the sum of S3.521-65'
(gold) in settlement OF the frar lands purchase
The navment is to be made in New-1 York City.
except the sum Of $500 600, which is to be paid
,n Manila This closes the friar land deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

We caught prize when we landed
our special $3.50 walking glove.
Couldn't have done it at the price
unless our maker had controlled the
importation of all of that particular
sort of skin; and our faith in the
glove was so strong that our order
was big enough to make importing
worth the while.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25s 842 1860
opposite near opposite
City Hall. Union Square. Greeley Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
THE MOVEMENTS o. STEAMERS.



Queenstown 2oArr,Eed. steamer Cedric CBr). Had
dock New Liverpool tand proceeded).
Brow Head. 2oFassed, steamers Etruria CBr Potter
New-York for Queenstown ana Liverpool; Victorian
C3r,. Hart. New York for Liverpool
Dover Sailed steamer Bluecher GER
Reessfng from Hamburg Nex-York Via Boulogne
Gibraltar DC. l9-Passed steamer Indrapura (r. Horne
Neg.'York for Singapore Manila, etc
Rio JaIeiro 1sSailed. steamer CastilIaa Prince
(Br) Fillmore, Ncw-iorh.
Naples oct 17-Arrived steamers Madonna Hrl, Lander
York: Scilan Prince (Br) Claridgc. New York
TIayre oct % , ulArrived. steamer La Bretagne (Fr),
C4anoa oct 20 5 o u7-Arrved. KONG Albert
5C4erl F-eyen New-Yorlt Gibraltar and Naples
lizard Oct 2G-Pasyed Cheruskia Gen Wiehr,
Galveston Via Newport News for Hamburg: Coblehz
Cier( Nahrath. Havana via Newport News for Bre-
men: Rotterdam Dutch, Brunsma. Network for
Pollogne Rotterdam.
ccilv oct 20 6:25 p r-Passed. steame- Motke Gen.
Ruser New-York for Plymouth. Cherbourg and Ham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
THE FRIAR LAND DEAL CLOSED.
Philippine Commission Makes Last Payment
\ to Dominican Order.

Manila, Oct 2O.-The matter of the fr'ar
lands purchase was practically settled to-day
when the commission paid the Dominican order
1925 coo. This is the last payment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE

= Bureau of Supplies ana Accounts Navy Department
Washington. u. 9 until 10 oIIosh a NJ NoveInosr
furnish a. the torpedo station. NeWPo-t r. l. quantity
r,,.aI follows SCHEDULE 1SS ConduC
tor cable testing WIRE Try battery cells
etc hardware. rope, Irvine
srnrj boxes ard equipment. chemical boxes torpedo
boxes mine cases and fittings
cott11 tubes and cases. rubber
washers calcium phosphIde brass tubing. sheet brass
mines firing battery. and
lion boxes Applications fo- proposals. should refer
So rITT 1SS Blank proposals Will be furnished
sr-r5 tor 10 the navy paw office New York. n Y to
he T3,ireau H. T HARRIS. Paynastc- General L ;. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
NfINIATrRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise B2 Moon rises II: "a Moons age
HIHH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook 1926 Island % He'll Gate 21i
P.M-Sandy 1885 Gov. Island 1904 He'll Gate POT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, Oct. 20, 1905
ARRIVED

Steamer Chesapeake Delsno. Baltimore. II Foster.
with mdse Left Quarantine at 6:55 m.
Steamer Bayamo Cubanl Hun. Tanpico October IL and
Havana 16. james z Ward & Co. with mdse. Arrived
the Bar at 5:25 a m.
Steamer Prins Wiem Il Dutch. BeckerinE. TO the
HoIand-Amerca Line with IL passengers. mails and
nndse. Arrived a the Bar at 7:l0
Maritime Roberts, Las Palmas October
II Winchester & Co in ballast Arrived at the Bar
1890 10Th
Steamer BeTmudian CBr). Fraser Bermuda October -.
OuterbTidge with 2l3 passengers, mails and
Tndse. Arrived the Bar at II
Princess Anne. Tapey. Newport News and Nor
folk the Old Dominion Steamship Company with pas
sengers LET Quarantine % p
Steamer Ger. Fey. Hamburg October and
Bremen Funch. Edge Co with 523 steerage pas
sengers and mdse Arrived the Bar at 1880 m.
FL Sud. Higgins Galveston October a. 10 the
Southern Pacific COMPANY, with .mdse Left Quarantine
at ~ p
SeaEle- Colonel Draks. Fenion. Port Arthur Tex.
October Standard OH barge ~. the Standard
OF, Company. with oil. Anchored in Quarantine at
sandy Hook oct 20. $50 m-wind west, strong
breeZe. partly cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
rOR CLOTHING ND EQUIP.

4 AGF-Depot Quarterraaster's once 80 Whitehall
st New York city, October 1908 Sealed proposals
in trpIcae subject the usual conditions viii be re
here O'Clock y. October - lSth' ana
then opened manufacturing and delivering at TIE
Of the QuRrternaster's department L
s Army: 10000 PAIRS KHAKI HREECHES MOUNT
Is reserved reject accept or all
proposals thereof Preference viii be given
articles domestic manufacture conditions OF quail
ity and price Including price Of foreign productions
manufactures. the duty thereou) being equal Stand
al be and blanks fer proposals and
ION Information VIII be furnished upon application to
this Envelopes containing proposals TO be in
Proposals orClohng and Equipase 10 be opened
/ O'Clock p October - 1905 q. ). BINGHAM.
Major and .. NJ. l.. :. A. Depot Q NJ.