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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley is expected
in Brooklyn tonight to review the Admiral Schley
Camp of the Spanish War Veterans at the Labor
Lyceum In the Eastern District. There will be a
presentation Of colors and exhibition drill by
Rankin Post Drum. Fife and Bugle Corps.
James Cannon. who tried to hold up Port
Warden James E March in his Office No. 81
Marion-st Wednesday afternoon. pleaded guilty
to the charge of attempt at grand larceny. and
was sentenced to one year and nine months IN
Sing Sing.
On the afternoons of April Il and Is there will
be competitive examination at the Hudson Street
Hospital of applicants for positions on the house
staff There will be two vacancies on July l, 1893.
and two January 1, 1895.
William w. Rockhi the newly appointed En-
voy Extraordinary and Minister Pienipotentiary Of
the United States China, will take luncheon at
the Merchants Club. No 106 Leonard-st., to-day
at ! O'Clock.
The entertainment committee OF the Lotos Club
announces a smoker Saturday night for
this evening o'clock. This is the last smoker
of the season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
NO WORK FOR STRIKERS.
Hopes aroused by C. f. U.-Bel-
mont Conference Dashed.

One result Of the meeting Of the Central Fed
Grated Union committee with President Belmont of
the Interoorough company Thursday TO plead
with him for the reinstatement Of the old men.
was the blocking OF the corridors leading TO Cen
IeraI Manager Hede;'s Office yesterday morning
with strikers. who wanted their jobs back. They
had formed golden hopes on hearing that the
ference had taken place. but there was disap-
pcntnnent for many of them, comparatively few
were re-employed. A representative Of the
pany said that no general discharge Of new men
would take place to make room for strikers. He
added:
Our policy Of retaining ali the new men who
competent and of good character. ana are willing
remain with US. will continue. Strikers be
-einstated only as fast men eliminated.
We will not keep new men whose characters are
not good. but in some cases II may take six months
a year TO find out the characters of employees
Meantime making every effort TO improve
the service.
The trains at a greater speed than at
any time since the strike. yesterday. showing that
up TO his promise TO have them put on full speed.
The subway expresses run in better shape
than previously. and much better time was made
on the elevated roads.
e-PFesident Bryan yesterday sent to the state
Railroad Commission a statement showing in detail
the number Of trains and operated on the ID
on March q. % and %. compared with trains in
Operation on March 6, the day preceding the recent
strike Taking the conditions March Is uer
cent, the percentage of trains THURSDAY was
Ssol; Sh-ave So; subway. Lenox-ave., IS 70. and
Broadway, Ioo52.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
CRInNTNS MEN GOING.
Entire Committee VIII Attend the
albany Equitable Hearing.

The Superintendent of Insurance having granted
the request of the Crimmins committee of policy
holders of the Equitable Life Assurance Society foi
hearing on the amended charter of the society, it
IS probable that the entire committee with its
sell Frank H. Platt. will go to Albany on Tuesday,
at noon when the hearing is to be held. Superin-
tendent Hendricks has not yet announced whether
the hearing will be public or private, but the pref
erence Of the committee is known to be for a pub
lie session.
Representatives Of allied committees in other
cities of the State will in all probability be in
attendance and the objections to the proposed
charter amendment. under which the pohcynolders
control Of the board of directors of the Equitable
,oud he deferred for four years will be presented
ov several speakers The committee of which MI
Tu of Philadelphia, is chairman, VIII also ne
renresented at the hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
FRAUD CHARGES IN GOLFERS SUIT.
Ex-Controller's Firm Seeks to Recover Cash
and Equity in Brooklyn Houses

Charges of fraudulent representations are made
by both sides IN an action which has been brought
by Bird S. Coer and Leonard H Hole, partners
trading as w r. Coler & Co. and ". n. Coler, jrr
against Carl Heinrich and the Western Construction
Company which is incorporated under the laws
of North Dakota. TIE pleadings were fled in the
Office of the Clerk of the United States Circuit
Court for the Eastern District, in Brooklyn. The
suit has been brought for the recovery of the sum
Of 81 900 cash and the retransfer Of houses Nos
32l BPS 327 and 500 Hancockst Brooklyn, the equity
defendants as consideration for twenty first mort
gage gold bonds of the Eminence Electric Light
Company, of Erninence, Henry County. Ky.
Plaintiffs say Heinrich declared he vas an officer
of the Western Construction Company, whereas
he was not. and the transaction on his part was
therefore fraudulent. The defendants in their
answer denv anv fraud but aege that the plain
lifts were guilty of fraud because as alleged it was
represented that the equity in the houses in Han
cock-st. was worth 5000. whereas it was worth
only 81 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
PASTOR HAS SON SENT TO ASYLUM
Being Protestant, He Objects to Commit
ment to Catholic Protectory.

William Won Hallen. thirteen years old. son Of
the Rev. H Won Halen, pastor of the German
Lutheran Church. in West 50th-st.. was committed
for five days to the Juvenile Asylum by Justice
Zeler in the Childrens Court yesterday, at the
request of the boys father Young Williams has
a propensity for throwing stones through glass
windows which he does not own, and yesterday
appeared In court as a defendant Justice Zeller
called the father and asked what he wanted done
with him.
II think" the father replied, that if you commit
him for a few days it will do him good"
"Oh all right" Justice zeller answered, five days
in the Catholic Protectory."
Mr.. Won Halen raised his hands in vehement pro-
test please not to that institution" he said. Il
am Protestant and would rather have him go TO
a Protestant institution
Justice Ze!er reconsidered his ruling and sent the
boy to the Juvenile Asylum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
GETS BROKER IN COURT.
Agent Charges f. p. Magoun zotth
Larceng of $50 900.

Francis P. Magoun. of the banking and oroker-
age firm of Magoun Bros. & Co. which falled
few years ago in Wall Street, was held yesterday
for examination on Monday in $1,000 oall' on d
charge of grand larceny. Mr.. Magoun came on
from Cincinnati yesterday TO testify IN the SUI.
of Hodge versus Quigley. He had been III tha'
city for six months. having gone there after the
death of his brothers, Edward y. ana "eOiee
B. Magou2. ,
Robert l.. S. Hall. broker of NO. 81 west 4O'i
st. who acteu as agent for his wlfe IN STOCK
transactions with Magoun Bros. Co. hearu
that Magoun was in town and had him arrested
He was taken Immediately after testifying in the
other case.
Magoun is charged with taking 10000 in various
stocks belonging to Mrs. Clara w. Hall Inc am
davt was sworn to by Mr.. Hall Inc aIhodNte
saws that Mr. Hall. for his wife, deposited lVO
shares of the preferred stock of the southern
Railway 100 shares of the preferred stock OF the
Standard Rope and Irvine Company 1000 shares
of the capitai stock of the Union Copper Com
pany and 81 shares of the preferred stock or me
American Surety Company with Magoun Bros.
Co Mr. Hall charged that in spite OF repeated
demands tney were not returned nor was an ac-
counting rendered.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FORrTCN pOpTs

iveTpool March 24Arrivsl, Cevic orr Clarke
NeW-1ork. sailed Celtic tF}rl Pans, 50
York Queenstown $500 '''' WV
sciily. March 2t-Passed steamer prandenhure ,f..~
VoeTsdorf New York Bremen 'e''
Dover MErch 2SPsssel steamer Silvia Ger, Nfsrea-
see ,H9mhGrG FER New York: 2fth. Rettedam
London March 24Arrived Cirevesend Steamer r,,,
-. tIrl Clark. New-York Halifax Tor Hull
NeS ttartlepool March 22-Sailcd steamer prsar,,.
(Br) for York '-N'''''''a
Butt Lewis. 24-Passed stear,ar
DAN kempeL New-York for Christansand and
tDan). Wun New-York. INV" ''a'es
ROTTERDAM. .{-ArriVcd. stealuer o.,
CouTin New-Y0ik lew 'N9'''
rassowitz Nsw-NoJk for Gibraltar and Naples 49,
Genoa- March -. . m-Arftvel. steamer l,,,qf,
r., l:liss Ger Noiser New York via Naples
Trieste, March lsArved. steamer t;eorqia Aust, 49,
vieh New York VIA Naples and Nsniee %
IeiNoes March 2u-Arrsel steamer Icost6elI r.,
New-Nork Oporto '' '"''' d'iess
suez March 24ArIivej Massapequa tFr, scott
Nckchar1a. etc. fer Nc,-YCik ~ '''' ''V'''
So'GSe, Wale5 af-tsei steamer American. coeord
jones' New XOIk- '''SS '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
READY FOR ARTISTS EXHIBITION.
Opening Reception Attracts Large As
semblage to the Galleries.

Six thousand invitations were sent OUT 1or the
opening reception yesterday Of the twenty-seVen'h
annual exhibition of the Society OF American Ar
lists in the Fine Arts Building in West 5th-st'
From until o'clock the galleries were crowded
with fashionable assembage.
The guests were received by Kenyon Cox Henry
Prellwitz Francis c. Jones. H. Bolton Jones and
Samuel Isham. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs Andrew Carnegie. Mrs. Charles B. Alex
ander Mrs Edward Lauterbach. Mr. and Mrs
J. Carroll Beckwith John D. Crimmins f. Par
melee Prentice. Mrs. Kenyon Cox. Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Dielman. Mrs. Samuel Untermye r,
William A. Coffin Ben Foster, Mrs st. Clair Nc
KeIway Mr. and Mrs. John J. Chapman Charles
Dana Gibson Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hapgood,
Mr. and Mrs Charles de Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Tai
colt Williams, Mrs. Roderick Terry William
Crittenden Mrs. Henry Lincoln Williamson. Mrs.
Thomas W. Dewing. Miss Perry Mr.. and Mrs
Worthington Whittredge Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Ware Jones Herbert Adams, Karl Bitter Henry
Reuterdahl Robert Vonnoh, Mrs. Lawson Nalen-
tine Wilhelm Funk, J. Mortimer hchtenauer and
Mrs. Pulsifer. -. III,
until Sunday, April 3d. from 10 a. m. 70 p m,
and from to 10 p. m, and on sundays irorn
l TO p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Friday, March "a. 1905.
TO-DAY.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Balro BID. Smith. Liverpool March Is and
Queenstown l6 TO tie White Line with 400 cabi5
and 1875 steerage passengers. mails and mds. a-rad
a the Bar at IL 10 a m @Se- <N''iNeu
steamer Roland (Iterl. IeIlmers Hamburg March "a
the Hamburg American Line with 946 stesrsps
gers ana indse: Arrived az the Bar at lO:JO a m '
steamer aroarossa Ger, Mcntz Bremen March II -
oerlchs 60 with 2lI cabin 94s steersra
gers alld NOSE Arrived the at II % m '935
steamer NSW-fork Dutch Peters RotterdaUo March
Ii so m -''i''eN 81 tie bar AZ
steamer Marie Mcneil Ger Manzanillo March ~ 80
baiAeI bacon win sugar the Bar M a =,
steamer Alabama t3r) Ellis Santiago March IL yitb
copper ore 70 the NICHOLS Chemical
Edye q 90, arrived al the Bar 430 a m ''
steamer Siere mod HUM Baracoa March IL % -.
a f"'4'eu III the Sar az .
steamer CITY OF Gloucester (Br Miburn sae,,a Mach
Il ana datah.as H. with order: vessel 10 Tnb
Ecye & Co Arrived ar the Bar al : a m ' ~ "'Vn'
steamer Emanuel Swcdl Balsen Saei,a Hfar,h ,s .
Bar at y m. arrived az the
Steamer FL Paso. Patten Galveston March -
steamer FL RIO Parker. Galveston Msrcb ,s ., -.
Soutnern racine o. With mdse Passed C1uaran,Da
about a n. Suat"hths AZ
steamer LaTtmer. Johnson. and barge Conpaar, D..
Arthur Tex March 10 70 the cufrey Perole,r OF or
with oil Passed IN Sanov Hook al 2:S5 n m 70
steamer PrincesS Anne TRpisy Nevnorf N.,,. -.
Norfolk 70 the Old Dominion IS Co with rassenesrs 80
Passed Quarantine a ~ +NsNs4sefs ana
Steamer Chesapeake, Deano Raittr,or. =. III -
with rndse Passed Quarantine at SIS m ~ roster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
CORPORATIONS POWERS cuRTAlLED.

Trenton, y. J.. March 24.-An opinion fled in the
Supreme Court yesterday sustains the Attorney
General in suit brought by him against the I'M
perial Trustee Company of Jersey City The At
torney General instituted quo warranto proceed
ines declaring that the company, which
ganized under the general corporation laws of the
State, was exercising privileges which could only
be legally exercised by banks and trust companies
The company in its to the suit relied
It's certificate of incorporation and said that it was
not exercising any powers illegally. To this plea
the Attorney General demurred and yesterdays
decision sustains the demurrer
Among other powers which the charter of the
company conferred 10 negotiate loans and
lend money. This power. the Attorney General
commended could not be conferred under the gen.
erai CORPORATION law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
eoFF DENouNcEs A swINDLER.

Recorder Golf in Part of the Court of General
Sessions. yesterday, IN sentencing John r. Craw-
ford six years in Sing Sing. denounced the man
IN scathing terms Under various guises. including
of a Roman Catholic priest. Crawford had
red on his swindling games. and has been in prison
before. The Recorder in sentencing him said:
You the most despicable creature l ever knew
Of don't believe your denial that you posed as
Catholic priest, as you such consistent liar
You have the ability put your talents in an
honest channel and make good living but instead
you have played your friends. betrayed them and
repaid their kindnesses in crime. You sentenced
for six years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
LIVES SAVED IN TENEMENT FIRE.
Policeman Prevents Possible Repetition of
Allen-st Horror.

Quick and daring work by a policeman when
IRE was discovered early yesterday morning in the
three story house No. Il3 Forsyth-st, prevented
hat might have been a repetition of the Allen-st
1ire horror of ten days ago. when twenty people
lost Their lives. The tenants were aroused before
me hre cut on al the exits all escaped safely
1fattelInan McCloud carried one ont himself col
Aapsing afterTard from the effects Of the smoke
TIC IRE was discovered soon after 5 O'clock by
Sacon tsaofnsaTtel. who lives near by. Patrolnan
McCloud ran 10 the scene, gave the alarm aud
fnen ran In and reused the tenants The fire Quilted
the basement and first floor of building before
Damage $500 "' TIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
YOUNG LAWYER DISCARDED.
J. 4. Murtha, Jr., Charged with Irregular
Practice, Severely Punished.

James A. Murtha. jr. formerly we'll known in
Democratic politics in Brooklyn, was suspended
from practising as an attorney for term of three
years by the Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court. Brooklyn, yesterday. Colonel Norman S
Dixie who presented tho charges against Murtha 10
the court, had asked that he be disbarred
The charges against the young lawyer were that
be had withheld some 5000 which he had collected
N settlement Of a claim Of woman client Murtha
disappeared for time and then returned and
made restitution 10 the woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
4 muSementS.
Proposals.
A RAIY BUILDING. WHITEHALL ST, NEW

a RAIY. BUILDING, WHITEHALL ST, NEW
A York City February 20. 19O5-Sealed proposals. in
tripcate. will b. received here until o'clock p N
March 81 opened for furnishing and dev-
the Quarterl1asers Department at either TIE
cisco Depots: Fur Caps Linen Collars Jean Draws:e'
Eorsehfde Gloves,
Arctic Overshoes Mattress Covers. Mosquito Bars Bed
Cases Tent Pins, Trumpet Cords
paTk Blue Coat Cloth. Sky Blue Kersey. White Facns
cloth and Buckskin Gauntles. Information blanks
for bidding furnished application T. reserves TIRE
right 10 reject or accept all any part
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
ssProposals for Clothing. Equipage & Materials.
onensd March % 1905" and addressed to G. s BING-
HAM Mai & Or Mr.. Z. S. A. Depot Q. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE

Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts: Navy Department.
Washington D. c. until 10 O'CLOCK \. NJ. April y.
1905 and publicly opened Immediately thereafter to fur
Yard New York. N Y. about 100000
of delivered
year 30 1906 Applications proposals.
should refer to SCHEDULE 1873. proposals
furnished upon application the Navy Pay ONCE
York 70 the Bureau. H. T. B. HARRIS. Paymaster
General. U. s. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 557 GIG Moon rises 1144 Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
M-Sandy Hook II :03 Gov. Island 1l2o He'll Gate 1913
PM-sandy IL 20 Gov. Island 1151 He'll Gate 144
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

The first is that of the debtor, the second
that of the creditor, and date when judgment was
filed:
Baer Earnet-People. etc; March :. 1905 IVA
Berko%itz. Morris caz1o and an S'' ~
Bogge Marion IN p Fox; February 6, 1905. SO a
Capecks Ros!e-People etc: March :, 1905 (ya-
D1mont susan-Peopie etc; March Z 1905 wa 0 '"
Deane william CD MacIntyre; july o. 1901 S4S 81
Dennenberg solomon-H Clafin Company;
FoTser Wlilam-A " sexsmh and another: '0i g
ss %szss rs lS 6$,.s;r il 100. IL II IS
saneIsarae; December s. 1904 fvacatedj 900 900 90
Foster. Albert III Tabor: 1914 -. 129 co
Hausheck, Ida-People atc; March Z 1905 IVA
Hart coeridge A-W W Goodrich December al, 'O' p"
Iranie. 5luggstA Tnerican Mating company Jan
same2same February o. 1904 ,reieasedi 745 o.
KTap BENJAMIN and Az Ia Toinson
Lorenzo, Gregorio DE- H Valentine; March s.
oadTak Jacob A-P smith March 20 1905 is IS s &c
Pasernak Israel E-Peopie. etc; March : 1905 $50 90
Russell John VIC Brown ana another; Feb
Smith Nar:e-Peopie, etc. March : 1905 wa %
savage Mchael-same March : 1905 (vacated) 500 90
SaHe9aIe March Z 1908 tvacatedl .......... 500 90
seme-aame. March I 1905 (vacated' 800 90
Marsh 1893 1893 ss IS S g
sehwarz Mina-A W seXsmith and another;
sameEsane October Il eo4 ~ %
schwarz Gustav-The Duiland company Nover-
salae--E Kohn and another May g. 1904 a7s O. O.
Seton. charles A-B F Romane ana another:
samesame March II, 1905. ,..,..,.......... 224 %
Sire Clarence D-The Federal Autograph Com
fischer Morris Ma schaA February il 1905 2si IS
wasser paud-Peopie etc; December S 1901
sane1saRe December S 1903 cyacatedj 200 90
WS9aRaTy Iohn hrJ Il TaEloT March Is 1903 Il 90
NeS~York Mail company-A kennedy; october
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
/ RNIY BJJILDING. WHITEHALL ST, NEW

York N. Y March 20. 1905.-SeaIed proposals N
,lplcae will be received here until IL o'clock noon.
this department 65 Olive Drab Service Caps strict
accordance with sample this office Blanks for bidding
information furnished upon application Proposals
must be endorsed Proposals Caps. be opened
March 25 1885, addressed G. s BINGHAM. Mai
& O. NJ. L. s A. Depot Or Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

Sandy Hook. \ j. March "a $50 rl-wind cas-,
moderate breeze: thick fog $50
SAILED.
Steamers Lille tBr for Port Antorio FL Dia Calves
ton; Jefferson, Norfolk end Newport News: Arapahce
Charleston ard Iacksonvi'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

SALE OF STEEL SCRAP BY THE NAVY
- Department.-Tnere be sold at the Naval Coal
Depot, Frenchman Bay. Maine about pounds Of
scrap material from wrecked The sale be
for cash the highest bidder by proposals
opened at IL o'clock noon March 3D. 1a5, Schedules
giving full information upon application
10 the Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart
ment. Washington. D. c. CHAS II. DARLING, Assist
ant Secretary OF the Navy 3-1l-O5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
FAIRBANKS VISITS BATTLEFIELD

Greensboro. y. c., March 4-Vice-P President
Fairbanks and his party yesterday visited the site
of the Revolutionary battlefield at Grlford Cont
house. being shown over the place by Major 7 NJ
MooFehead- After this the visitors returned 70
iCreensboro and visited the Normal College where
the Vice President made address 10 The eirI
students. Later the party left for Washington
GREATEST SERIAL STORY
of the year.
Souls Fire.
Begins next Sunday. March 20.
New-YoTk Tribune Sunday Magazine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

Feb q. 19O5-Sealed proposals. in duplicate sub
ect the usual conditions will be received here until
p NJ on March 60 1908. the purchase condemned
Catalogues giving quantities
oil Ord Dent Comdg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25
Public Notices.

TIE CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS BOROUGH OF
MANHATTAN. NO. ESQ BROADWAY. STEWART
BUILDING. JANUARY 9Th 1895.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN AS REQUIRED
BY the Greater New York Charter that the books
called The Annual Record OF the Assessed Vslua-
OF Manhattan The Bronx. Brooklyn, Queens and
Richmond, comprising The City OF New York;
will be for examination and correction the
second Monday Of January. and will remain open
FIRST DAY OF APRIL 1905
During the time that the books open 20 public
or corporation claiming 70 be sgsrieved By the
assessed valuation Of real personal estate 20
have the corrected.
In the Borough Of Manhattan. az the main oniee
of the Department Of Taxes and Assessments. No.
$50 Broadway
In the Borough OF The Bronx. at the ONCE OF the
Department Municipal Building One Hundred
and Seventy-seyenth street and Third avenue.
In the Borough Of Brooklyn. at the o1ice OF the
Department Nun epsl Building
In the Borough OF Queens at the once OF ths
Department Hackett Building Jackson avenus
and Fifth street Long Island City
In the Borough Of Richmond. AZ the Office OF the
Department Masonic Building. Stapleton.
Corporations in all the Boroughs must make sp-
pliestion only at the main Office IN the Borough OF
Manhattan.
Applications in relation 70 tbs assessed valua-
ton OF personal estate must be made by the per-
assessed, the once Of the Department IN the
Borough whore such person resides and tn the
City OF New York At the once Of the Department
In the Borough where srch place Of business Is
P.M.. except on Saturday when all applications
must DC made between 10 A 81. and u noon
FRANK A. o'DoNNEt
President
JAMES B. BoUCK
SAMUEL SrRASBOURGEP,
EDWARD TODD
RAYMOND.
y. MULLER.
Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments
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OF THE INTERIOR. |

~ United States Geological Survey. Reclamation Ser
vice Washington. c.. March H. 1905 Sealed proposals
be the Office of the United States
Service. Chamber of Commerce Building. Denver
Col until o'clock p M. Tuesday, May 16 1905 and
thereafter opened for the q about Is miles
and 10000 cubic yards OF rock
irrigation lands in the North Platte Valley Eastern
Western Nebraska Bids will be received
on excavation and embankment for divisions
which will approximate 100000 cubic yards each. The
right is reserved TO award 10 one bidder
few Of which he bid interest
OF the Service require Specifications forms Of
posal and plans may be Inspected at the office Of the
Chief Engineer of the Reclamation Service, Washington
D. G., the office OF the Reclamation Service Den
by certified check for $4,000 payable the order OF
he Secretary o Interior, a guaranty
bidder WILL If successful promptly execute satisfactory
20
the contract price faithful performance of
work right reserved reject any bids
accept and reject the other waive tech
meal defects the interest Of the Service require
Bidders invited be present. Proposals be
Proposals for Construction Of Interstate Canal
North Platte Project E. A HITCHCOCK, Secretary.
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Il
Madison Square Garden.
Barnum & Bailey
Greatest Show on Earth

EXHIBITING THE WONDERS OF THE oorz :
CENTURY
Tae Only CIrcrs u 10 seen n Se-v Tors-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-25

The following petitions in bankruptcy were FLED
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court: