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New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

pRoPoSALs FoR INDrAl srrppr 4

l'NOEOS2LS BUN 4lNDAAN SUPPLIES n.
partment 0f the Interior. once ~ Inai.- ,..,
Washington. D. c.. March 11. S-l-e-.s
indorsed Proposals for beet -four - ~
BE- and directed the Commissoner ~ T,1iS nav
2c 26I South Canal street. Chicago m VIII - A..eLa
until O'eocS D m. Of Tuesday April :, 49,
furnishing for the Indian Service beef hogr bes o
also foF groceries soap. baking powder
cultural implements, paints oils giass tirv-Ss 80
haEuca-. les-hsl. noe hnoinG.. aaddleFy.
supplies ana long list % miscellaneous article
proposals. ludorssd Proposals Tor rubber r9oS- .1
ware, etc. "a the BE- ana dirs~soT' H-s,i-
CofnnnissoneT Of Indian Affairs COZ south s.e1-b ea
s. luis Mo- viii Be received uuts 1 o'ciocf = 'vsi -
o. THURSDAY April O. 1905. for furnishinS - n
Indian Service rubber goods. boots Hhoe- We
ana medical supplies sealed proposals. fndorus5
posals for blankets woOlIen and goods
sioner of Indian Affairs. NOs 1i0-ill Wooes.- '.lll
New York CITY VII Be received until I o.cIoct -e.
o. Tuesday. Aay IS. 1895. for furnishing a. - = r.
Service blankets. Woole~ ll-i-1
tious. hats and caps Bids made olf ~ ~
eminent blanks Schedules giving
tion for bidders will be furnished appiioafo1 =,
indian Office. Washington. Z. @ the T. Iadisn 80 .7
houses. l1b-lZl wooster street. New
south Canal street. Chicago. III SIS Howard s1f
Omaha, Nebr.; COZ South seventh street 81 Ilsi,
3 Washngton street. san Francisco Cal. the co-,-.
ST. Paul. Minn.. the ouarteruiaster u s. =. an
Wash. and the postHasJers Sioux CITY rIes,-
land. Spokane and Tacoma Bids VII be ODeraF =,
hour and days above stated and bidders are inri-.s
be present az the opening The Departments ra4aroc
right 70 determine the point o. delivery and so s
any ard all bids or any part of any bid ''-'''
f. r. LECPP. Soumfs-o,.-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
GOULD'S NEW RAILROAD.
Will Form Base of Triangle Tap
ping Rich Timber Lands.
TRY TELEGRAPH 70 THE TRIBunSE.

Galveston. Tex. April 14.-Plans have been per
oscted for q railroad which viii give Gould his
long cherished coast line from Texas to New
Orleans. It will be built from Houston. Tex.
~ Alexandria La, north Of and parallel
with the Southern Pacific IN Louisiana it viii
connect with Gould's Texas and Pacific. and over
this route enter the Crescent City. In Texas
the new line viii penetrate q virgin forest Of
oak and long leaf pine. touch the principal oil
fields Of the two States and cut through a rich
rice section.
II VIII form the base OF a triangle of Could
lines. connecting the International at Galveston
with the Texas and Pacific at New-Orleans In
Texas, construction VIII be prosecuted under the
name of the Houston, Beaumont and Red River
snd IN Louisiana as the Louisiana Coast Line
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
METROPOLITAN BANK TO OPEN.
New State Institution to Begin Business on
May /.

The Metropolitan Bank. a State institution. with
10000 capital stock and S250Oa surplus which
IS controlled by interests identified with the Metro
poligan life Insurance Company and the National
Shoe and Leather Bank, viii begin business on Nav
81 Offices in the Metropolitan life Insurance Build
ing. 4th-ave. and 2Sd-St- The plans Of the manage
rnent contemplate the establishments Of three or
four branches. the first Of which IS 10 occcpy the
present Offices q the Maiden Lave National Bank
which win 60 out of existence cn April e. and
practically the entire business Of which viii be
tGken over by the Maiden Lane branch Of the
Metropolitan Bank
Henry Oiesheimer first Weep president Of the
National Shoe and Leather Bank has been elect
ed president Of the Metropolitan Bank William n
Perkins viii be first vice. president and Gilbert B.
SayTes second president. The downtown branch
will be in charge OF Mr. SaYreS. with whom vill
he associated advisory board. ~ which he IS 10
. chairman.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
MINlMe eoRPoRATIoM STATISTICS.

The Mine Securities Corporation has issued an
attractive hanger for use in banks and Stock EK-
charge houses being a ready reference" cover
ing the metallic and non-metallc products Of this
country for a period os ten years. ending in 1904
showing an aggregate product OF sl257,7s5,5sS for
last wear. Also the production of precious metals
for the same period IN the world, the range OF
silver copper and lead quotations for the year, and
she and amounts Of dividends paid by lead
ing mines IN this country the amount Of gold, coin
value. mined IN the world date and n the United
states for the last hundred years Eh wing that
the production Of gold per annum in The world is
ncV approaching the st00000000 mark. or a possible
lolol ol O oollo.0l0 in ths next lYe years
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, April IA, 1905.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Drumgeith ,Bo Fairweather. Sunderland
March %. ] II Winchester Co. ballast. Arrived
at the Bar at $50 q m.
Steamer La Savoie, from Havre East Of Fire Island
Steamer Perupia 5r). Leghorn March 26 and
steerass passengers and mdse Arrived the .
a
Steamer Vincenzo Bonanno ,IaD. Bologna, Patras
March = Girgenti 16. Calamats is Nessina and
bon - to Phelps Bros. with mdse Arrived At the Bar
AZ 4:lJ
Steamer Naranhenss CBr). Casey Mansos March Is
Para April and Barbados 6. Booth & Co with %
passengers mails and mdse Arrived at the Bar at 6
a m.
steamer Alene Ger, wolpert. Paix March 27
Cape Hayt IS, Port an Prince %. Je7emie 30 Aux
Caves April ], Jacmel and santa Martha s. 10 the
Hamburg American Line with l passenger mails and
fndse. Arrived al the Bar s:2S a IN
steamer Atlas (NOr), larsen Baracoa 5is days. to
ne cuneo Trading Company. with fruit Arrived the
Steamer Monroe FIulphers News Nyorf,l.
70 the Old Dominion Steamship Company with passengers
and ndse Passed in Quarantine 4 2:3J p m
Steamer Pola CIsr) Orchard. Baltimore April 12 10
srt Steainship COMPANY with mdse in Arrived
Steamer Bluehelds Hastings Baltimore 10 n G Foster
steamer Bensfactor. Swain, VViD,s-,
5:lO n -
steamer Ia savoe Gr) Porot Iavre April g. to the
14e steeage passengers mails and Arrived 81 the
light breeEe: cloudy. ~ '
Steamer Meverick. Godfrey Philadelphia towing barge
. 20 No % from ihiis delphiu. tie OH Co
tucket ''>dn-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
The Old Reliable
ROYAL,
BAKING POWDER
ABSOLUTELY
PURE
There is no substitute
usERo RECEIVER ASKED FOR.

Boston. April IA petition for the appointment
Of receiver for the Ubero Plantation Company
OF Maine. was filed to-day By three stockholders
Of the company in the Superior Court for Suffolk
County. Judge Sheldon issued order Of notice
which is returnable April q. The petitioners al
lege that the stock has been disposed Of in man
that 1ustihes the receivership The company
is engaged in the coffee and rubber industry In
Mexico and its head Office is in this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
ADVICE TO AVOID ICEBERG PERlLs.

A cable message from Liverpool yesterday morn
ing advised all transatlantic steamship lines 20 in
struct the captains OF steamers sailing eastbound
TO cross longitude ~ in latitude 20 degrees 10 min
utes. instead Of latitude Al degrees. heretofore.
This will make the eastbound track fifty miles
further south than usual at this time Of thus
avoiding icebeTgs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
STEAMBOAT COMPANIES UNITE.

TFenteu, \. J.. April N-Articles Of consolidation
were fled in the once of the Secretary OF State to-
day merging the New-Jersey Steamboat Company
ana the Hudson Navigation Company. The name
of the new company is the Hudson Navigation
Company and the capital stock is 100000 The
company IS 10 conduct a general navigation busi-
ness. The corporators are Arthur Braun. John F.
Primrose. Edward r. Carroll, al Of New York r.
r. Appleton. OF Brooklyn. and Edward B. Wire. OF
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

a .on d O. April / 19O5-Sealed proposals are IN
ved and will received the Office Of the Purchasing
Agent OF this Department until O'Clock p Thurs
dav Nav A. 1905. furnishing such Envelopes the
several Executive Departments IN Washington ard
ending June 90 1905 Blanks for proposals
with specfdcations instructions bidders
be Furnished upon application the Purchasing Agent for
The Post once Department Washirston, r. G, GEO r.
CORTELYOU. Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
NEW COPPER COMPANY INCORPORATES.

Trenton. ~ J.. April 1.-THE Tecintlain Copper
Mining and Smelling Company was incorporated
here to-day with an authorized capital OF 100000
The company 50 10 do a general mining business
The ooF7orstors are Robert s. ToW-ne. n. s. Gil
lespie and r p SafRord all Of Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
10 sERENAnE asrAATs.zElTuNe..

German musicians will assemble in the City Hall
Park tomorrow to serenade the "New-Y oTlzer
Staats-Zeitung'' on the occasion Of it's SEVENTEEN
anniversary. A monster band will be present at 4
o'clock in front Of the Staats-Zeitung Building.
which Is draped with bunting and American hags
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
A. o. JUlLLIARD A CREDITOR.

Seneca Falls, y. Y. April 14.-Harrison Chamber
lain, proprietor OF the Seneca Woollen Mills. made
assignment to-day 10 Ersstus J. Rogers, OF
Geneva Among the creators is A. y. Juilliard, OF
NeW-KOrk. The Seneca Falls Savings Bank carries
mortgage OF $1,000 on the plant. These mills
poyed two hundred hands and have been running
night and day for Two years.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
LINER MAKES A RECORD TRIP.

The Allan Line steamship Virginian arrived at
E5alifax on Friday morning. The time from cGoville
was days hours and IS minutes. the fastest on
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 5:22 Sunset Moon 25e Moons age 70
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook $3.50 Gov. Island S:55i
P.M-ssndy Hook 4:16iGov. Island 4:32 He'll 8:25
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
PROPOSALS FOR EARTH sPREADEp,

Unloading Machines and Unloading Plousas -oe--
Is,huisn canal Commission Washagt~n q. O. As-f1 ~
1sCjSealed proposals. IN trpiicate viii - racseS -
the Office of the Purchasing Agent. Tsthmisn cana -
mission. Washington. o. g. ult 1870 m "a IA
I9O5 which time they will be opened puhllc fo-
mining above mentioned machiuery Plarzv
information may obtained from Office 5- s1Hee -
Asst PurehasnS Agent. = state York Cgfv ~
Asst. Purchasing Agent. az Custom House New Or@sra
la n. j. GALLAGHER. Major T. s a. Purchss,-
Sgent
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
NAVAL STORES.


shade lower owing 70 the fact that slightly
larger Rosin ruled firm Tar steady We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-oil and machine bhs Gag
TAR-S5 25aS5 81
RoSINCounnon 10 good ss Is asked: F. So Is
4$ 20; +. 81 20uSS y: 350S3 90 H. So 6OGS3 10
So S0aSa 30: X. 81 35ds4 As NJ SaSs az; y IS i9
" G. s. 20 and " W, s. %.
STOCK on HAND.
Spirits rurpentine. ASS bbis
Tar 4 coo 80
Savannah April 14.-TURPENTINE quiet 59c; receints
2I0 hbs: sales. 40. shipments. 250 ROSIN firm re-
ceipts, Asa bbls sales. 126; shipments. quoted:
r. = and =. 81 30; T. 50 974 T. 81 OH. G. So I2Js II
". 81 52is. " "''
Charleston. April - 4TURPENTINE, nothing doing
ROsIN steady: sales. 234 bbs Quoted a B. ana n
SS %; E 81 SPA + s. s1ls: 6, 81 921s H. 50 l2ls: I
81 3D. K 81 sji NJ 50 80; n 81; " c, 81 20; W 81 26
Wilmington. April l4.-SPlRITS TTRPENTINE moth
ing doing prices unchanged. receipts. casks ROsiS-
hTnl - 20. receipts iSJ bbs TAR 81. recents
20 bbis CRUDE TURPENT1NE firm, 81 20 S925.
receipts. - bbls -
London April 4.-TURPENTINE--S s74 "a
HosIN American strained ss 81: hne, lis 9d
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

4 Agriculture once Of Secretary Washington,
D. c. 81 19O5-seaIed proposals will Be received
At the office OF the DisbuFsug Clerk until D. m.
Thursday, May 1906 for furnishine the following
plies during the fiscal ending June 30 1906 fol-
Stationery: laboratory lumber and packing boxes
fuel and ice; painters; plumbers turniure and map
frames seals brooms brushes.
ware etc. pots electrical: Rags; Instruments.
towers and lanterns: printing and HthographnE
rial also carpets and washing towels and for
the purchase OF waste paper fu nfOTnsa1Jn guIushei
application the DsbursnE CLERK o. - The Weather
Tlreau BIDS must sealed addressed
taTv of Agriculture with Instructions given
an srbeduiee JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

steamers cttta di Torno dtaD. for Genoa; Hamilton
.NorIok ana Newport News. Arapshoe Charleston and
cKsoflViLe, Alliance CNo). MonteEo BAY Jamaica.
Atania .SeT), Pernambuco Maceto etc Prudential 9ro
F"t 90 BoIc France Plltsa tBTl. Pensd eoa-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
Proposals.


DEPARTMENT OF THE lENIbh1Oh, w ASH
ington. D g. April !. isoS-Seslsd proposals. dn
o'clock p. m Thursday. May a. 1876 and viii Be opened
Immediately thereafter. for furnlsnlas me following
ana The civil Service Commission during the fiscal
year ending Tune 81 10aa wit: ~ for fuel ana
% for furniture carpets. and other miscellaneous SUP
plies: (a) for stationery the time and place
proposals viii received for such meats groceries dry
goods. drugs paints. hardware, fuel lumber.
Chemicals laboratory apparatus plumbing. eIectrica
craving Photographic supplies ETC. as may b required
by tho Government Hosita fo- TIE insane the Freed
Hospital the Geological Survey the Howard Uni
versy, Capitol Building and Grounds. Fe-
spectivey. during the fiscal above indicated Pro
al7o for the washing of towels
and for the purchase during rerod of
paper Department % the Interior. Bids be
m Government blanks Forms of proposals.
will furnished application requests blanks must
designate classes supplies which u pro-
posed bidders invited 70 Be present a. the
opening. 2. A HITCHCOCK. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
ERANKFORD ARsENAIn PHILADELPHIl

Pa April r. 19O5-Sealed proposals in trpIieate
Viii be received until o'clock T. NJ May IL 1905
1or removing end wall Of building and extending
one One story Brick Building feet inches
long by - feet l inch vide for Loading Room small
Arms Ammunition Plant at this Arsenal Information
upon application. FRANK HEATH. 1t. COL Ord Dept.
/. :. A, Commanding.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
Proposals.
pROPOSALs FOR MOSoTITo 0II--nF

nee IsthEnian Canal Commission Washington D. e..
april -, 1876 Sealed proposals, tripIicate will be
received at the Office Of the Purchasing Agent Isthnian
canal Commission. Washington. D. c.. until 80 A NJ
April % 1909, AZ which time they viii opened in pub
lie, for furnishing 22.5O Gallons MosAuito Blanks
ana fu Information may be obtained from this Office
York City ofce Of Purchasing shipping Agent
Custom House, New Orleans, II. J. GALLAGHER.
Major Z. $ A., Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

rculture. once Of the Secretary. Washington D. e.
april lSo1-Seaied proposals viii be received by the
Secretary of Agriculture until Wednesday
19O5 furnishing delivering laying the Weather
Bureau. L. Department Agriculture, thirty-ave
miles OF oneconductor telegraph cable between
ChsrevolX and Beaver Island. Mich. Blanks
mat1n for bidding may be obtained from the Chief OF
iEelosed in envelopes sealed and Proposals for
Cable and addressed the Secretary Agriculture
Washington u. c. The Department right TO
reject any all bids JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
pROPOSALs FoR AIIsCELLANEOUs sUP

plies: once Of Purchasing Agent. 1sthmian Canal
Commission Washington D. G.. March 81 1903 Sealed
proposals tripcate will at this once ur-
Ill O3O April 10. 1895 opened then in public
for furnishing Printers supplies saws for French
ing. Wagons Harness Steam WreckeT steel sheeting.
SerapeTs etc banks ana ru information may oe had
Purchasing Agents A. Anderson No "a State 81
New York City s. l. Lupton Custom House, New
Orleans. The Commission reserves right to reject
accept any all bids part thereof H J. Gal
lagher. Major. u. S. Army. Purchasing Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
OFFICE. NEWPORT. Ri.

April IS 1865 sealed proposals sor dredsins an
ehorase in Providence iiare9r T. T. Nyil be re-
reved here intil N m, May rs, lNAS. and then pub
lcly opened. Information furnished on application J.
II. WILLARD IL Col. Ensrs
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHTNC

- ton. D. g.. April l. 1906-Sealed proposals will be
received the office Of the Purchasing Agent OF this
Department until o'clock Q. M Thursday NAV 4 1908
for furnishing Stationery-ineluding paper. wrapping
paper cards and card board. copy blank books
tags drawing materials inks and mucage pens pen
holders PENCILS knives and shears typewriters
and supplies, rubber goods miscellaneous supplies;
Stamps-rubher roller composition and metal and ink
Scales and Copying Presses Furniture, Carpets etc
Baskets. Buckets aud Boxes Dry Goods Twine and Cord
age Hardware and Trucks Leather and Leather Betting;
Electrical Supplies Paints. Oils Chemicals Glass
Lumber. Fuel. Ice etc: Forage Supplies
as they may be ordered from time time during the
hscal year beginning July 1905. ending 30
I9 FOR The use Of any branch OF the Post once Depart
the Postal Service. proposals.
specifications and full instructions bidders will be r
nshed application the Purchasing Agent for the
Post ONCE Department Washington. r. C. GEO B
CORTELYOU, Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
pROPOsAI.s NIL. BE RECEIVED AZ war

office of the Purchasing Agent Of the Panama Rail
Road Company. No % State Street New York until I2
o'clock Friday Nav 9th. 1905. furnish num-
Der Of Locomotives, Box Cars Flat Cars Cabooses
Cars Wreekirg Cranes and Pile Driver. Blank
proposals will he furnished application.
Tuesday, April 18th. 1907. r H. ROsSBOTTOM. P+r-
chasing AGENT
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

4 RNlY BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST. NEW
ms OFFICE. ARMY BITTLD.
OWDER DEPOT

- Dover. n J.-Apri 1. 1903 Sealed proposals. E
tripCate the blank forms furnished by this Office
only. wu be received this office rntil o'clock r. ST.
AIonday. Mav 1905 Tor furnishrg during the nscal
year ending june 30 t906 Forage. Ear iron Hardware
Lumber. Paints Otis. Clements. &c. For Information
apply Major MITcHAM. Cpmdg.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS

TO-DAY.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-15

sBrings mail.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-05-11

Many ladies in Port Gibson have
a habit Of starting on their purchas-
ing trip down town at about six
O'Clock, just before the hour of
closing the stores. This necessi-
tates the keeping open of the stores
sometimes later than seven o'clock,
thereby preventing the clerks from
getting the benefit of a little recre-
alton before night. Early closing
was agreed to by the merchants for
the sole purpose of giving the clerks
an opportunity to enjoy the best
part of the day. and when ladies
thoughtlessIy put off their purchas-
ing until the hour named, the OPP
portunity is lost.
We hope this hint will remind
them that consideration for others
is cardinal virtue.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-05-11
Board of Aldermen.

Board met in regular session May
Tst, 1905. Present-Mayor Brash-
ear; Aldermen Acker, Wheeless,
Smith, Levy, Lamkin. Gordon.
The minutes of April meeting
were read and approved.
On motion, il was ordered that
the salary Of Isom Lee. cart driver,
be placed back to $3.50 a month.
The folIowidg bills were allowed:
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1905-05-11

F. c. MOier ....e....... 50 o,
On motion, ordered that the mar.
shal remit the taxes charged against
Albert Sims on three mules and as
sess his real estate.
On motion, ordered that the f.
nance committee take up the mat
ter of Gaillard & Greenwald's bill
and have a warrant issued for the
amount due thereon.
On motion. ordered that the mat
ter of arranging for settlement
with s. Bernheimer & Sons be left
with the finance committee and that
they have a warrant issued to cover
the amount.
On motion, ordered that the Z.
l. & w. w Com. be authorized to
purchase material needed to repair
boilers at the plant.
On motion, ordered that the mar
shal be allowed SIS per month for
feed and rent of a horse for his use.
On motion. it was ordered that
the property of z. R. Watkins,
So. 81, Sub. St. Mary, be assessed
to c. A. French at $500, and that
the marshal be instructed to collect
tax romhim for that amount.
Proposed Amendments to the Char
ter of the Town Of Port Gibson,
Miss.
The Board may provide by ordi-
nance that the duties now required
by the Superintendent of the water
and electric plants in regard to the
preparation, presentment, and col
Getting of accounts due said plant
IS provided by Sec. 81 (a) end of
he Charter, shall be performed by
iome other person, to be appointed
,Y the Board. who may be the
Clerk. In case such other person,
II the Clerk, be appointed it shall
hen be the duty. of the Superin-
of said plant to furnish
lin, on or before the first Of
ach month, all data necessary to
nable him to correctly prepare all
uch accounts due to said plant.
The person so appointed shall in
uch event receive such compensa-
ion as the Board may provide in
ase the clerk shall be appointed, he
hall receive such compensation ini
ddition to that for his other duties,
S the Board may see fit.
After the above proposed amend
lent was discussed, the following
rder was passed
Be it ordained that the above
amendment to the Charter of the
own of Port Gibson be adopted, !
nd that the same be published as !
equired by law, ane that all objec- )
ons to the same, if any, be heard
t the June, 1905, meeting of this
oard.
The treasurer's reports for March /
nd April, 1905, were examined by
lie finance committee and found
orrect and all paid warrants were
Ordered that the board do now
ijourn, there being no further bus
less. c. E. MASON, Clerk.