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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
WILL ENGAGE CORPS OF TEACHERS.
Frank Damrosch Seeks Instructors for Insti-
tute of Musical Art

passenger on the North German Lloyd steam
ship Kronprinz Wilhelm. which sailed yesterday
was Frank Damrosch, who has gone TO Europe on
search for teachers for the newly established
Institute Of Musical Art. chartered by the Regents
Of the State University and endowed with $500 600
oy James Loeb and large annual subscription.
Mr.. Damrosch said
am going to Europe to engage if possible some
eminent teachers for the institute-especiaIIy the
principal professors for voice and pianoforte I
course the institute wants the best that can he had
~ W 40 not intend TO ignore American talent
t SI-gH II IS OF the highest class. The newspapers
nave already spoken IN the most kindly way of the
e..gdAgement of Franz knesel and the members
o. me string quartet which bears his name for the
ssIang department That ought TO serve as an
Ernest schilling Paderewski's pupil. who MAS has
played twice in New York this season., for the
P4l5aInotorte department. and Mrs. Hess-Burr, Of
Chlcago for the vocal. As to personnel l would
I st+e tax after my return to NewYork in the
We have leased the old Lenox mansion at No.
f6a nosa ana are making alterations to fit to
make a splendid hall for rectais and there the
students are to hear five concerts of the Kneisel
have rraRged also re p qps VIII III tahe part we
Of which We hear much when foreign schools of
music are discussed The students of the Institute
are TO have the privilege OF admission the pri-
orchestral and choral societies in the city so that
they receive at the institute with the knowledge
which comes from frequent hearing of high class
Courses OF, study have all been arranged All
students IN the regular courses-slngne pianoforte.
violin, composition, organ. etc.-win be compelled
10 follow q prescribed course of study which has
been laid out for the purpose of making them well
rounded musicians For these examinations will be
held only for the purpose of assigning them 10 the
department for which they seem best adapted.
There will also be special artist courses, how
ever. IN which severe standard will be set, and
for entrance to these high qualifications will be
asked and enforced by examinations, There will
also be a course for teachers Of music in the pub
lie schools preparatory course for pupils Of all
ages who viii be taught temporarily by students in
the higher courses according to the European GUS
ton), and a for lovers of music who wish
learn learn listen to music. Here in
struction viii be given by means OF illustrated
lectures
We expect to open on October L.
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=
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Liverpool. May 2sailcd. steamer Caron.a ,Rr War;.
New-York via Queenstown.
Scnly, May 2-Passed American Dutch Marx
chlaeser, New-YoIk for Antwerp.
New York for Hamburg.
London MAY Arrived. steamer NGrehaha tBrl. Rob
Ymuiden ApriI 56-seued. steamer Rotterdam Dutch
Tank. Jults, New YORK
Antwerp Apiu 3o-Arrived British King turl,
iasen %ev-YCtk via l-oLucn; Nav =. 1880 N,
Vader!Aud (3egl. Eaoff. Ncw-lorS Via Dover
Hayre. April 3oSatcd. steamer l. Aavitace tFr. ms
Pontn pcisada April Hs-Pass- Weimar Ger.
Morgeustein Genoa and Naples for New-YorlI
Gibraltar. May Passed. steamers kybtels ttier. from
Calcutta FOR Boston and Ncw-NCtk, Washington
utaD De Barbsri New York for Naplcg Genoa;
ID Peruga tIi-b. Johnston New ork Narcotics,
Lekhogn. etc; ScIiaa Prince G}r, ClariGss Naples
Genoa April a9-5aiied tAusU. Zache,oA
pontS Ferr5ria Nav Passed. steaIne. Yeido tBr.
Baird. NeW-YorE FOR Alden Singapore. shanghai. etc
Naples April 27-Sailcd. steamers u Piemcntc Utah.
Pardo. New-York mot previorsly) Roma err. Yer
ries NeV-York
Fiume Aprh 2S-saiIe5. steamer slavoaia ,sr>. Barr
cape Town April Arrived steamer susquehanna ,Br
Cu,verwell New-YorN via 81 Vincent = '.
Setal April 3oArrived. steamer ruco- Prince tBr
Curtis New York VIA cape Town,
Perrin Nay Passed. steamer - Fhlans tBrl, Dog-
uzch. okohaaie, etc, for New York
McFarlane. New-YorN via - Vincent, e. V Pert
Melbourne. May Arrived previously steamer Indra-
ghiri 'Pr). HolingsVor;h. New York Via 81 Vincent
Fremantle. ArrH 2S-Arryed steamer African Monarch
tRrl Walker. NewYork Via 81 Vincent Y
santos ApIl 39-Saiied steamer Riplingham Br, John
Para Arrtl 3oArrved steamer Dun,.a an tBrl william
son. New-ioIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
STEEL cAIssoNs ALMOST FINISHED.
Will Be Sunk to Protect Workmen Tunnel
ling Beneath the East River.

The four big steel caissons being built TO pro-
tect the workmon eXcavating the Pennsylvania
tunnel beneath the East River. almost com
pIeted and ready TO be dropped overheard. Two
will be sunk off the Long Island shore in sixty
feet Of water. and the two this side the river
at similar depth of 23d-st. When completed the
caissons viii be thirty feet high and wide and 80
feet long. Members Of the International Railway
Congress visited them yesterday. and spent
eral hours in examining than and the air
pressing plant.
The boAliise caiss 7ns stand on the edge Of
the river, ready " De sunk the moment they are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,

- rive, rsoe-r,ant-In the matter o. the application
- ~ W. er5 Jersey Rail-cad sor the appointment
~ tbrce commissioners To- determine and rep2il Ne
,,eht be constructed ard operated tl-'
of.e i hereby given the uncers-E ne1 pa'la -
-,,,rs Vfi,fava C and George II -tea1 nANi-5
~ an order ~ tire Appellate Divso2 q the SuHr-'
Cont for the first Judicial Department eHte.el ID
49, sDtted matter On 2tth day cf APR, Ls'-'
Sealing late the day. been appointed t,.l't--
stcrers 10 determine and report after due puoh, tes
whether the railroad railroads Te1-one1 IN t
ton u said New York and Jerses KAN 80 "a
aid Appellate Division en- or af'''l
f=t6 dnv ~ March. Ipos fled IN the office @. -
the Division on or apoi- -
same lav ought be constructed and operated % i,-
s5c-oint Noneav the Sth day ot MAY. lssA at $3.50
IN ire afternoon at ofuce 81 David NcN lure -
William street In the BoFough q Nanhattsa ,,.t--
NsN- yorL a. the time and place ot their '9t So
AMI that at such SITTING AMI s1ch adloufi $500. =
may lie thereafter held. they VIII neaf an P''--- TO-
terested in the said matter
Dated Ap-u SStn. 1905 80 ,,.-,r-pr
WILLIAM @. DAVIES.
GEORGE r READ
commissioners
STErsON JENNINGS & RUSSELL Att2rneys ~ s,--@,
~ s,s Jersey Rsil-oad COMPANY. IS Broad StsS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
LITERARY NOTES.

No one familiar with the writings 'of MI Henry
James could have expected his notes on America
revisited TO possess anything like the concrete
character which the notes Of almost any other
returned native would have as matter OF
course. Nevertheless. the impressions he is con-
tributing to The North American Review are
in a measure. surprising. for they fall SO far
short of the vividness which. at least so skiiful
an author ought to have secured. We ask him
for talk worthy Of his gifts, and we get trivial
tiles like the following. in the May instalment;
The names presidential" and other. minister
little 10 the poetry of association; but that'
throughout the American scene, IS a source OF III
tafion with which the restless analyst MS Ia
from far back 10 count. tndfInite pId'eS- N.-
ing objects languish all round him, undeT cess
nations that seem TO leave on them the snudee 81
a great vulgar thunb-which Is precisely a pa4 I 90
when u lrurunurs. IL autumn, IT'S lnJeIilstlt
80, - n fceis itself better than many OF
,oeaIoes frfictio Of this order. the plalntNe eye
OF a creature wounded with a poisoned ar ~.
You learn. little not 10 insist on ,.fe--
49, - MOI 70 jnauire Of them and are happlesl
11erchancc when the answer is made You a. ~ w.
me hv 4 neighlfor in q railway J.' on :. &c e
- ~ nv greatly adnriug right ana leit OF us Il
tortuous Drawing river. haa suPostfU which
,roroenf in my Innocence. the ConnectlcuI--NL -
stream Quelconque- a - a5,-antlIre OF q
That was better. somehow than tIe tIN -
little later-ny learning 100 ot.L' 49,, yJa dis
other stream, ample aGlhLapIe, ~ ~ 50
fiuguished. stream worthy OF NY ny 0to;,,gton
s-afor Rosa was known but AS the FdIIALI!thSto"
River This ] could in no manner put ~ "i,,s1,.
..7-5re l,- the greater Of the Compar atHeI!
common little names Of the less .s M y-,dal
! was presently TO learn. IS aensh'L,4, not Inc
El45ss, ~ the element that makes them posi-
Sic tbev are much rather the godchhoreh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

completed. Circular openings about q feet in
diameter will be left open FOR the tunnel shields.
After the shields fastened in and the boxes
sunk they will become alright. Communication be-
tween them and the surface will be by elevators,
which practically air locks. The tunnel tubes
will be carried straight through the caissons, and
when the work is finished the boxes will be left at
the bottom TO rust away. The tunnel tubes viii De
sxteen-foot holes in the floor of the tubes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
BEEF STILL HIGH TO CUSTOMERS.

While wholesale beef prices have dropped about
three-quarters of cent pound. that is to within
about one-half a cent of the prices prevailing at
the beginning of April the end of March, retail
customers are still paying about the prices.
When prices were higher we charged customers the
same was the Washington Market argument eX-
pressed by George Alexander; so to-day. although
meat has gone down again, we can charge them no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
Public Notices.
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.


SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,
First Departneut-In the matter % the A00liea-i'-
OF and Manhattan Railroad Company Tor rla
three commissioners 10 determine and
port whether railroad ought be- constructed ana
No'ice is hereby that the uCGF0
signed Charles BulkIev HuhbeN James ". BOYLE AMI
oscar Loewi having By order % the Appellate pi,
sion Of the supreme for the First Judicial pepdr
ment entered In the above emitted matter on ire .l
dav ~ APRIL 1903 bearing date the day e-1
appointed commissioners determine and report afr'r
toned In petition ~ the said Hudson and Nln1l
RAILROAD COMPANY presented 70 said Appellate DIVISION
o or about the 10Th February 1909 ana nsl 81
me Office o. clerk of th7 said Appellate Division %
,5I,,f me ought o. be- constructed and
onaratsi do hereby appoint Wedresi1v m" ltth day =
Nay zoos Al O'Clock the afternoon az ire once o.
charles Rukley Uubhe'l No 81 Nassau street " t'f
E,Cl,gN ~ Manhattan. Citv Of New York as The time
80 Ia,a ~ tarir first sitting and THAT such sitting
15 -r~b adjourned -ittirEs hereafter be h--
hear all persons ln1e't-tr- WI lN si' N--
Dated May lst 1919 -- M ~, ~ rrr-~rrrr
OSCAR LOENI
JAMES w. BOY lie
Cer-r-iast'-7-s
s7Frs0% JENNINGS & RUSSELL. Attys- for HHisrH
,;,~SgttSn Railroad Company. 10 tirofi S-rse--
New city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
A RNIY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST. NEW

York May / 1so5--sealed proposals. in trtPucars.
will be received here until I O'Clock p NJ. MAY u.
1905 opened. for furnishing delivering
the Quartermaster's Department. The Philadelphia
depot: Black SIX Black Cotton GiUn. Cord EIas
Braid. Fly Buttons Brass Buckles, and GILT Bur
Information and blanks for bidding furnished
application. L. : reserves the rsht 20 rejee,
accept all proposals any part thereof IN
velopes containing proposals should be markell Fy0
posals silk Gimp. Braid Buttons and Buckles b
opened May IL 1905 addressed 10 c. BINGHAM.
Maj. & Or Z. $. A. Depot Q ".
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Proposals.
posT OFFICB DEPARTMENT, WASHING

DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHING
ton. D C, February IA 1905-Proposals will be re-
ceive a Once Department, in the City OF
Washington until O'Clock p. June LIST 1905 for ths
Of United States Mails pursuant 70 AcL OF
1891 the Route hereinafter described BID
ders proposals for service on said
years. which shall commence July 1st 1900 Schedule:
Route No IS 20 NJ S" Francisco, Cal, 70
Tahiti 10 trips year upon schedule approved by the
Postmaster General OF the third class time Il
days Bond required with bid. $4,000 The right is re
reject bids circulars containing copy OF
description Of the Route. instructions TO o
blank forms OF proposals and bonds may be 3D.
tanned of the Superintendent Of Foreign Malls Post once
Department after LIST. 1905. r. J. WYNNE post
General.
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large the fact might stated 10 b
should he taken from the cover, when plDil'7'f
innIT,r enea king is extraneous to the book -,
Third-From photographed d pom COW W are al
LIST useless but if given at all they shouId "
taken from the taest obtainablc copy, as app re
original state. ,-..--z fo- ,,rcut depend on
-, oe s ~ - The writer So far 1 am aware
~ 3s recognized among photographers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES

l. Department Of Interior. Office OF Indian Affairs
WashinEton D c. March Is. 1905. Sealed proposals.
Endorsed Proposals for blankets, wooen
clothing. the be- and directed
10 the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Nos 119-12I
street. New-York City, viii De received until
O'Clock p m Of Tuesday, May Is 1905 tor furnish
ing the Indian Service. blankets. wooen a1t cotton
goods. clothing, notions hats and Bids
made out Government blanks Schedules giving
information for bidders VIII furnished
application the Indian Once. Washington. D c. the
L. s Indian warehouses, 119-l3l Wooster New
York City 265 267 South canal street Chicago Ill SIS
Howard street Omaha. Nebr; 6O2 street
St Louis % Washington street, Francisco
Comnissaries Of Subsistence, L. A at Cheyeuns.
Wyo. Paul MINI; the QUarter-1aster. L. 5.
Seattle Wash and the postmasters AT sioux CITY Tue
Portland. Spokane and Tacoma Bids viii be opened
above stated bidders invited
present the opening The Department reserves
TIE right determine the point OF delivery and rec,
and all bids or any part OF any bid
2 E LEUPP. Commissioner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
DROPOsALs FOR MIsCEILANEOUs sUI

plies-Oflce of the Assistant Purchasing Agent
Isthmian Commission, "a state Street New 1orE
May g. 19O5-Seaed proposals. in trpcate, VIII pe re
ceved at Of the Assistant Purchasing agent
Isttmtan Canal Commission, "a state street, New AorS
for furnishing stationery. womens apparel too SJeeL
paper printing material, gaSkets AMI pump supplies
blanks and fun information may be obtained at this
office. ALFRED ANDERSON. Asst. Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

ington. d. c. April r. 1eo5-seaed proposals will
he received office the Purchasing Agent OF this
Department until O'Clock m. May 20 1903 for FUR
Box Fasteners and Letter
Box posts for the Postal from
July l. 1905 to June 80 Blanks for proposals with
specifications full instructions bidders, will be
furnished upon application to the Purchasing Agent for
the Post Office Der artmen Washington D. g GEO B
CORTELYOU. Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
TOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. = Scale

proposals suitably endorsed envelope for Coulpet-
the unfinished and plumbing contracts
Home. Long Island State Hospital.
Kings Park y. Y be by mail or delivered in
person up o'clock p NJ Wednesday, the nth day
May 1905 10 the Commission in Lunacy at the
Capitol Albany N Y when the bids VIII be opened ana
read publicly.
Drawings and specifications be consulted and blank
proposal obtained Long Island State Hos
pital Kings Park. n Y the office Of F. a Wheeler
purchasing steward 300 Broadway York city. by
application c. l. Helms state Architect. in the CAPT
toll Albany. y. y.
Contracts will be awarded responsible and
reliable bidders unless bids exceed the Of
therefor which right reject
all bids reserved T. E. McCAEtR. Secretary, state
Commission in LunaCy
Dated ALBANY. y. Y. Al I'll IS. 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
nfINIATrRE ALMANAC.


Sunrise 4:57 sunset 6:57 Noon Moons age
HIGH WATER.
Nf-sandy Hook $40 Gov. Island 7:1o He'll Gate 9O3
PM-Sandy Hook 1905 Gov. Island $50 He'll Gate 923
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

One Of the English books which are 70 '
brought out here in the autumn Is oh
T2,ssa1 1K7.11ace,s autobiography. It's author has
fo,,,,a - necessary to make it work of two
volumes instead of one. as originally intended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
FOR HOUSEHOLD FURNISH

ing and Commissary SupPlies-Ofice OF the Asst.
Purchasing Agent. Isthmian canal Commission = state
Street New York May Ord, 1aO5.-Sealel proposals, IN
tripcate received the Office Of the Assistant
Purchasing Agent Isthmian Canal Commission "A state
street York. until 1890 A. NJ MAY 9TH 1903; Tor
furnishing above mentioned articles Blanks and full in
formation may obtained from this office. ALFRED
ANDERSON, Asst. Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, May 2, 1906
ARRIVEI
TO- DAY.

steamer Florida DAM orun Copenhagen March 30
shields Arril 4 and H,rta 10. Punch, Edve & 90
with Idse Arrived a. tbs AZ 40 N.
staIIer Ryadam CDutch). Van der Zee. Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

In some "reminiscences of Jenny Lind recently
published by a young friend Of hers may be
found a pleasant picture of peaceful days:
She would sometimes instruct me in the art Of
singing One particular injunction impressed itself
upon me GO out" she would say, into garden
a wood, or lane, wherever you may see BIRDS
and watch the thrushes they sing. Watch their
little throats. and they will teach you more than az
the singing masters in the world. It Is a secret,
She added smiling but they taught me my long
sustained note" 1 have since heard that as she
Law diving she was heard singing verse out OF
Schumann's AN den Sonnenschein,' because she
said the birds singing outside her window had hled
her soul with much gledness that for the time
being at least they had driven away pain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

The most remarkable instance that remember
US this III was told me by an uncle OF nine
no vas a coroner: the case had come before his
COURT An old was found murdered beside s a
ANAL in Cheshire and a bargemau and his VIE
we're tried for crime. After they We're convict
ed the woman said, I did not 90 it; but am as
pIIiIfv as he. It was that was to have done II;
Sut when ! came to where he lay asleep in the
hat Couldn't" Shakespeare, you see knew what
he was about.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
PROPOSALS.. 5. DEPARTMENT OF AG-

ricuture. once OF the Secretary. Washington u G..
April l. l90j-Sealed proposals Will be received By rs
Secretary Of Agriculture until "Wednesday May 90
1905 furnishing delivering laying Weather
Bureau. :. Department OF Agriculture. thir-y-lra
miles OF oneconducJor telegraph cable between
Charlevoix and Beaver Island Mich Bauss and .ut1r
bidding BE- Obtained from ta- chef =
Weather Bureau, Washington D. Proposals
ircosed envelopes sealed marked Proposals f-
Cable addressed % Agriculture.
Washington g The Department the rlEf- ID
reia Or q Dds LANLES WILSON. Se--sLl-E-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

WEST POINT, y. Y, APRIL &, 1905
w sealed proposals. ripncate, will be received
until o'clock, ; 1898. for furnishing about
5000 pipe and special castings.
specifications file in this office T. 5 reserves right 70
all proposals part thereof
Forms Specifications furnished application Ad
dress QLARIERMASTER. U. S. NJ A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

Mr. Archer quotes Mr.. Churton Collins as men
tioning an instance of the way in which story
of modern crime will throw light on snake
sneare and the EIizabethan dramatists;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSFORMATIONS

OGce. 4l5 Pullman Building.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate.
IL 4. NJ. Central time. June
for furnishing transportation
points m the United states TO
1900, 10 June 50. 1896. InroV-
cation Envelopes containing
Propose ls for transportation. %
II. Miller. Chief q NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

The Macmillans have added Mrs. Humphry
Wards History of David Grieve" and Mr., A. Z,
w. Mason's The Four Feathers to their Well
printed and inexpensive series of paper
novels" Both are welcome David Grleve" is,
by all odds, Mrs. Wards best book, and we may
say the same for Mr.. Mason's novel 1t is sug-
gestive, by the way, to note from the statement
printed on the back of the title page how we'll
book as good as The Four Feathers is received.
It was set up and eIectrotyped in October, 1902.
Since then it has been reprinted ten times
Readers of Rabelais who have enthusiasm for
him at all naturally insist upon having his
masterpiece intact. But there is doubtless
public whose requirements are sufficiently COW
cred in such a volume the "Rabelais' with
which the Putnams have recently begun
series of Trench Classics for English Readers"
edited by Adolph Cohn and Curtis Hidden Page
If we may judge from this initial volume, the
scheme is legitimate enough. Certainly Mr.
Page, TO whom the task of selection has been
assigned, has done his work in such wise as 10
put all the essential qualities of his author be-
fore the reader. The translation adopted is
that of Urquhart and Motteux, a wise choice
The introduction is adequate, and there is a
photography which judicously includes not
only editions of Rabelais in French and Eng
fish, but biographical and critical sources. The
frontispece is a good reproduction of the IA
miliar portrait at Geneva. With excellent paper
and presswork the series makes an suspicious
start. Montague, in Forio's version; Moliere
Beaumarchais and George Sand are later to be
printed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived at the once OF the Panama Railroad COM
pany - state Street, New York until u ocIocl1
noon May 10th. 1908. Furnish until June lsr lt-
the semt-bituniaous coal required by the ComPanys
steamers a York and Railroad at the Tsthuluz-
Also transportation the Isthmus OF coal for 1a
railroad.
~" T II ROSsBoTTOM Purchasing Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

S,rrsO~ JENNINGS & RUSSELL. A-tys for Eris1
vSrSgtt~n Railroad Company. 10 Broad street,
New CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

A new series of stories announced in London Is
to bear the title of Christian Novels" 1t rep
resents an attempt to provide inexpensive moral
fiction bv popular authors The first number is
to be THE Face of Juliet" by Mrs. L. T. Meade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

Chief 0UGTterma stev' $
Chicago. III. May l. 1905.
viii be received here until
/. 1905, and then opened.
for military supplies from
Manila. 7. l., from July l,
nation furnished on appll
proposals "a De marked: 90
md addressed TO II. Col v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

srrrsoN JENNINGS E RUSSELL. Attorneys ios ~
YSTE ana Jersey Railroad Company. IS BsoAa S''0--
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-03

"Brinss mail.