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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
EXCHANGE MAY SPLIT.
Trouble Brescing in Consolidated
Ocer Nezc-JerseH Proposition.

The possibility OF a split in the membership of
the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange,
growing out Of the organization of the New-Jersey
Stock Exchange. in which many Consolidated
members are interested individuals. is engaging
the serious attention of the Consolidated Elk
changes management. At a special meeting
Thursday Of the board of governors resolutions
were adopted characterizing "grievous and in
equitable the new Stock Transfer Tax law. and
providing for the appointment of a committee
Of eleven. TO which should be referred the whole
subject Of maintaining the unity OF the exchange
and Of obtaining advice and of concerning
ures for the better protection of the exchange
and Of its members under existing circumstances
President Randolph Of the Consolidated Exchange
in a statement issued yesterday afternoon said:
So far as establishing exchange IN New-Jersey
is concerned, no official action has at any time
been taken by the Consolidated Stock and Petroleum
Exchange. a few of its members. individuals,
such an exchange would become necessary, and
made some arrangements with this in view. What
they did was in their individual capacity. They are
however. not placing themselves in opposition TO
this exchange and not. far be
seen. likely to separate from IL. II is possible
that under some circumstances. this exchange
may open business in New-Jersey but at present
there is not only probability Of early move in
that direction but there is lessenng probability
that II will be found necessary TO start any
change there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
BIGELOW STILL TRUSTEE.
acknowledges That He Ozoes the
BrodReGd Estate SI5O,OOO.

Milwaukee. April 2S.-Frank G. Bigelow's sup
Elementary schedule Of liabilities and assets to
his petition in bankruptcy will probably not be
filed within a week ten days. Mr. Bigelow
did much of his private business from memory,
and it is this circumstance which is delaying
the completion of the schedule.
No action has been taken by the heirs of the
Brodhead estate looking to the removal Of
Bgelow trustee. In this connection it is said
that Judge Carpenter in the County Court will
take steps within a short time to remove Bige-
low from the various trusts which he holds by
virtue of testamentary appointment
Mr. Bigelow acknowledged to-day that he
owed the Brodhead estate an amount not TO
exceed $4,000 in addition to the 100000 in the
list Of unsecured creditors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
RAMSEY NOT TO RESIGN.
President of Wabash at Peace 5oith
George j. Gould.

In view Of the many definite reports OF late IN
Pittsburg and this CITY of the alleged purpose OF
Joseph Ramsey. jr.. to retire from the presidency
Of tho Wabash Railroad Company. as a consequence
OF disa greement with George J. Gould growing out
Of the situation at Pittsburg. Wall Street was sur
prised yesterday afternoon when semi-ofhcial in
timation came out which later was officially con-
flrrned that the differences of opinion between the
two men had been amcably composed. and that
Mr. Ramsey's resignation in the near future should
not be looked for. This announcement followed the
adjournment Of special meeting Of the Wabash
directors.
It had been expected in the Street that Mr.. Ram
this meeting. and that F. A. Delano. who a few
weeks ago succeeded him president of the Wa
bash-Pttsburg Terminal Railway Company, and on
Thursday was elected first vice-president of the
Wabash Railroad Company, would be chosen Presi-
dent of the latter road Only routine business was
transacted, however il was said after the meeting
Mr. Ramsey himself declined to make any state
ment for quotation. but smilingy admitted that
he was still president, and that he did not know
when he would retire.
Winslow S. Pierce. a director of the Wabash Rail-
road Company last night made the following
statement:
There seems 10 be misunderstanding of the
Wabash situation. No friction or disagreement or
any kind exists. and changes in the personnel
OF the management due 10 any such reasons
Published reports in the nature Of criticism OF the
administration of the property or indicating dis
appointment with its development are entirely err
roneous M Ramsey remains as president OF the
company. and while it is and has been for some
time past his intention to so abroad for several
months the arrangements for his absence have
been made entirely at his request There Is
nothing IN the Wabash situation involving friction
III will between him and any members of the
relations between him and Mr.. Gould entirely
cordial, and happen to know that their plans for
the summer involve their meeting and being to-
gether in Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
BELMONT RAISES PAY.
Gatemen and Guards Haze Wages
Increased, to Take Effect Mag 1.

The gatemen and guards on the elevated and
subway lines will receive an increase Of wages
beginning May l. This increase had been de-
cded on before the strike.
This announcement was the result of a recent
conference between President Belmont. Vice
President Bryan and General Manager Hedley.
The following circular was sent to the men:
Effective May l. 1905. the rate of pay Of all
the first year gatemen will be increased from
81 40 to 81 80 a day.
All first year guards on the rolls on Nav /.
1905. will be advanced to second year rate. 81 20
a day. Men employed as, promoted TO
guard after May l, 1905. will receive 81 So a
day. the regular first year guards rate
Mr.. Hedley said last night that there had bean
that after the strike the wages would be lower
This was altogether wrong.
On me contrary. ne sd'u, the company in
same occupations in the country. The right Of
seniority will prevail without discrimination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


Liverpool April 21-Arrved steamer Canning Br HAM
mond. New York for Manchester
Lizard April 3S-Passed steamers khetD DGeyt Note
New-YOrk Bremen; British King t8r' q HsEen.
New-YCrk fer Antwerp.
Dover April - 2;25 m-Sailed. steamer Fluechsr
Ger. kopn tfron HAMBURG New York
HUH April 2I-Nrrived steamer Colorado thrl ward
New-YoTk.
Queenstown. APRIL - p Arrived steamer Lucsna
tBrl Watt New York for Liverpool taud proceesel'
Brow Head. April Passed steamers seminole tet'
Whyte. Nevs-York for AvCumouth t;i9 p m 'elt'
tirl tladdCCk. New fork for Liverpeol ana queens
town =
Kinsae April sS-Passed steamer Cevic tBrl Clfrke.
New York for Liverpool 80,
Hamburg. Apru q. u,-Arrtved steamer pania GeFA
Bonath New York -,
SteEe, NeW-York
Lisbon. April Ss~satlea steamer PeninsulaF 'P'r'.
Rotelho, NeW-YNrk ,-,..f
Sagres. April 2T-Passed ShncSa trh oti'l"
New-Iork for Penang. singapore, A"N'niti' ~,
81 Michaels. April 10-SaNed. steamer s.n. '''
ttrom NtzasapatatnG Fhiadei pAia 1na New h''N 81.
Giorutar, A9ru 2S-Arrlved. steamer t-il A.'.A ~
DIV. View York foV Naples. Trieste ana ell-le ''''
Genoa s5-Arrived steamer Republic tBr N.Na'y,
kdngiu Luise tGer,, Volger. New YctS wa t'lof'''4
and Naples
Naples April 3-Sailcd steamer Aatonio Lopez ,Spen
Munarrts. New York. - arrived steamer taNN,'i--
err, Thomson. NeW-Nork fer Trieste and tturne
Malta, April 2I-Arrived steamer Focasset trl t"e
New York for Venice etc. ~
Vincent. y April sailed. steamer krklee tEh
DermOdy tfrcu New York;, Adelaide and Nleioeufn-
cape Town, April 2I-Nrryed. steamer bNoeros 'ais
Johnston, New XCrk
Santos April 2S-Arrived steaIue- Castlaa Fflnce te
ora NeW-Xogk via Pernomeuco and He daasIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
VOTE AGAINST HOOKER.
His RemoUaL To Be Recommended
Extra Session Necessary.
- rErEaRAPH 20 - rR1RrNE. ]


Albany, April 28.-The first test vote that
gave any indication Of the attitude of the men,
hers Of the Assembly Judiciary Committee
toward Justice Hooker was taken to-day and
tonight it is definitely understood that the ma
jority of that committee concur in charges
against the FTedonia Judge, which, they con-
slider warrant his removal from office On Mon
day night the committee will report TO the legis
lature recommending Justice Hooker's removal
by concurrent resolution. To carry out these
recommendations will make necessary an extra
session. which the Governor will call sometime
after adjournment. At this special session Jus
tice Hooker will receive a hearing before final
action is taken.
The test vote was taken the question Of
including certain evidence relating to Justice
Hooker's acts and was hostile 10 him. On this
the committee voted. TO 2 for the acceptance
of the evidence The two who stood out for
Justice Hooker were Assemblymen Meade Of
Albany, and Wemple, of Schenectady. both in
the district controlled by State Committeeman
William Barnes. jr, who has lately come out
for Justice Hooker in his paper, The Albany
Evening Journal"
The Judiciary committee spent most of the
day and evening formulating its report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
Proposals.

GENERAL, HEADQUARTERS. STATE OF NEW 4OttN-
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFi hCEf2 e., 100.
CSEATFD PROPOSALS. WILL BE HE-
~ ceved until twelve O'Clock noon Igesday MAY % -,S
i0cS A. the Adiant Generals ONCE. state Arsenal tt
Averus and 35th Street. New YORK cry lot messing
pars in the Engineer Department oL the ~ .
iIIsEN'' now at the yards OF the BuFiee Dry DOCS
Company Port Richmond. staten lsland- -, -, ~.
vessel from the yaIds or JlS
Dock Company Port Richmond. staten isiara 70 W
OF without cost % the stare
Proposals must be the whole OF the WORK ana
also upon separate items. -. --o-,, ,,r-. 90,
An me repairs alterations and other woIN must con
form to specifications 70 be seen az ns oeg OL ~
h5J1tsnf General n Y. New YORK state Arsenal
I'm Avenue and 35th Street. New YORK City. where
Complete copy OF the specifications can be mad on ap
plication. 49,. ~.
inspected before acceptance The state reserves he right
all bids, or any part thereof
All bids must be- sealed addressed 70 the AdGant Gen
eraI state OF New York. 9Th Avenue ana 10Th street
New WORK Cftv and plainly marked bids FOR RE-
ENAA''' ~ - - - NELSON II. HENRY.
AdiUtant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
PARENTS ARE ACCUSED.
Mother Held for ChId's Death in
Virginia Father Taken Here.

Snepperd X smith. OF No $40 East 6th-st
Manchester Va. was arrested here yesterday on
charge Of murder az the request Of the Chief
18th and Blocker sts
The wife Of the prisoner Is under arrest in
slTglnia on charge Of beating 10 death her
Charles Townsend. Of No. lss West s6th-st.
Richmond. Va. April ga continuance until
Monday was to-day granted ar the hearing Of Mrs
Snepperd =. Smith ia the Manchester Mayors
[SyutA on ne charge % causing the death OF her
1se-year-old son. Ralph. BY beating him 10 death
- woman alleges that she heat the child TO cor
49, illln OF vicious habits. She was charged with
charged with being an accessory -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
DOsT OFFICE DEPARTNENT- MAsHINc,

ton D. G, April l. t9O5-Seaied proposals are in
vtted and will be received OF the PurCbas
Agent OF this Department until > clock D m Tb1rss
day, May 4. 1905. fer furnishing
several Executive Departments Washington and cerraT
Government offices elsewhere may require during me
fiscal year ending June 80 1906 Blanks proposals
with specifications and fun bidders viii
be furnished upon application Purchasing Agent for
the Post once Department Washington. D. c. GEO "
CORTELYOU. Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
PULP FOREsTATION EXPERIMENT.
Upstate Company Imports 65O,OOO Spruce
Seedlings from Germany.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE rRInuNE.l

WATERFOWL N Y. April 2S.-The Remington
Martin Paper Company, of this city, has pur
chased 10000 spruce seedlings from Germany
10 place on its large tract in ST. Lawrence
County to perpetuate the stock of pulp timber.
The work will be done under the supervision
Of State Forest Commissioner Middleton II Is
estimated that an acre will bear eighty cords 81
wood. This is the first pulp wood company to
try the experiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
DOsT OFFICE DEPARTNlENT. MAsHINc-

ton. d. G.. April l. 19O5-Sealed proposals viii be
received the ONCE Of the Purchasing Agent
Department until O'Clock p. Thursday, Nav 4 1908
for furnishing Stationery-including paper. wrapping
paper cards and board copy books blank books
tags drawing materials inks and mucage and pen
holders. pencils knives
and supplies, rubber goods
Stamps-rubber roller composition metal and inE
and pads for same-NumbeTing Machines. Seals etc :.
Scales and Copying Presses; Furniture, Carpets etc
Baskets. Buckets and Boxes Dry Goods Irvine Cord
age Hardware and Trucks Leather and Leather BeItng
Electrical Supplies Paints. Oils. Chemicals Glass
Lumber. Forage Household Supplies
they may be ordered time to time dlrine the
fiscal year beginning July 1905. ending June so
1906 for the OF branch of the Post Once Depart
ment the Postal Service Banks proposals. with
specifications and full instructions bidders will be fur
nshed upon application to the Purchasing for the
Post Office Department. Washington. d. e. GEO II
CORTELYOU. Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-YOrk, Friday, April %, 1905.
ARRIVED
TO-DAY.


Steamer Idaho tBr). Loveridge Hull April 49, to san
derson & SON. with mdse. Arrived the Bar AZ fi.f5
IN. 9th. -'''
Steamer Patricia CGer). MaEin Hamburg April u an,
with 100 cabin and 2GS2 steerage passSnEers and 49,
Arrived at the Bar at 1910 9th 1850
Steamer FricNa (Cerl. SiXdorf Borleaux- Apr IN -,
FUNGI Ecye Co, with mdse. Arrived the Rar AZ
steamer Ras Issa tRzl FORFEIT Kobe 1.r,, -,
shanghai IS, Foo chow February Hong Kong nj s,rS
and Boston 20 TO the Anlerican-Asiatc StrSnosb, 49,
pany, with mdse- Arrived at the Bar Al ; IN, ''
Steamer Hardd tNcrl, Berg, Tampico Apri 10 ~ N N
M9nson IN ballast Arrived at the bar At 3:tS p m
u kingston Is. colon Is CartaSena II savanfl, Is
santa Martha II Port Prince - ana Iporv. % -
Ine asueurg american Line with Il passengers mans
ahG mdse Arrived at the Bar 1905 n m " '''''
steamer FSco tSorl, Hansen. (Tenfpsgos An-u
9th. 81 '"v h''F AT m
steamer oter. Hotyile, Banes Aprn ~ IN thu t-,,..
EIun COMPANY Win cabin passenger and fruit AZ
southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed Quarantine M
steamer Monroe Hulphers Newport News an, N,s,,,
70 the Old Dominion SIS 60. with passeDqers ANA 49,,
Passed Quarantine al $40 IN. Gnu "''s7'
Steamer Chesapeake. Deiano baltimore 10 n a. u,,.-
with mdse. Passed Quarantine az $50 a m '0s'7''
steamer Gottshor9. swain Philadelphia William p
nenefactor. curry Philadelphia q, vvtu,, z.
clyde Co, with mdse, ON the Scotland LightshiP A.
SOB '''''-h -
steamer Lorraine, Hoyle tNantuckeD
Steamer Camparia' LIVERPOOL and Queenstown man
sandy Hook J, April Is ESQ u--wiad southeast.
moderate breeze fogGy $3.50 fN'''~7''
SAILED
Steamers Brighton tNoEl for Port Antonio Iar,-oer
Port Arthur Texas; Oneida Philaienhis. NJorc Nh,
6lel titaD ienCa Dakota, Francisco seattle stc.
s-ShSs CHARLESTON aud Jacksonville; Hamilton Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
PROPOSALS FOR STEAM sHOvELs-OF

6ca Tatnnian Canal Commission Washington. p. C.,
Apru 15-SeaIed proposals. in riphcate. win be re
ceived at the Office Of the Purchasing Agent lsthman
canal Commission Washington. ID. &. until 1890 a. NJ
Ma 19O5 1T whfc they will be opened In public
- f,,rnfzhing above steam shovels Blanks
AZ, mil inforrration be obtained from this Office
,FsceS ~ asst Purchasing Agent - state ST. n r.
Gifv or Asst Purchasing Agent at custom House New
orleans La II. j. GALLAGHER. Major. T. , A,
Purchasing Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
CONSOLIDATED FIRM FAILS.

The suspension of the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change firm Of ". H Clark & Co was announced
on that exchange yesterday morning. 1t said
that the firm owed the Clearing House. according
10 the sheets Of the morning about g. 400 and that
the embarrassment was only temporary The
firm il is expected. will quickly settle and resume
business. ". H Clark senior member OF the
firm has been a member of the Consolidated Ex-
change since 1885. The firms office is in the Elk
cha RuIldng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
MANY BUILDINGS BURNED.
A Million Feet of Lumber Also Destroyed at
Milford, Me.

Milford Ne. April 2s-SpaTks from pile of burn
ing waste boards on the bank of the Penobscot
River started fire that before II had been con-
trolled destroyed twentyone buildings and 1000 900
feet OF box lumber owned by Barker and Sons.
enteting total loss roughly estimated at $4,000
= suons VINO spread the flames rapidly and for
ner NE saSughS that the village with IFS large
wind died down and fire aparatus arriving from
was checked - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.

Department Interior. Office OF Indian Affairs
Washington. D. e.. March 13. 1905 Sealed proposals.
Endorsed Proposals for blankets, woolen and
Gods clothing. may directed
20 the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs. Nos 10 12i
Wooster street. New-York city, will be received until
/ o'clock p m Of Tuesday, May l6 1905 for furnish
Indian Service, blankets. wOoen and
goods clothing notions hats and caps. Bids must be
made out Government blanks. Schedules giving all
necessary information for bidders will furnished
application the Indian Ohce. Washington. d c. the
u 8 Indian warehouses. 1l9-131 Wooster street
York City 265-267 South Canal street Chicago. III SIS
Howard street. Omaha Nebr: 500 street
Mo; % Washington Francisco,
the Commssaries Of Subsistence, L. s. A. at Cheyenne
Wyo. Paul, Mimi the QuarteTmaster. u. S A.
Seattle WASH and the postmasters at Sioux City Tue
Portland Spokane and Tacoma be opened
days above stated invited
be present the opening. The Department
the right determine the point delivery reject
any all bids. or any part any bid
F. z. LEUPP. Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

ington D. @ April Il. 1905-Sealed proposals will
M racsiTed al the office Purchasing Agent this
Department until O'Clock p m May % 1898. for fur
Iisbnr Letter Boxes. Box Fasteners Letter
ROW posts for the Postal Service for the four years from
INV I 1905 10 June 30 1903 Blanks for proposals With
snsciicatiOns and full Instructions bidders Will b
furnished upon application the Purchasing for
the Post Office Department Washington D. G. GEO b.
CORTELYOU. Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
COTTON CROP OF 1904.
Total Production, I3,584,457 Bales;
the Greatest on Record.

Washington. April 2s.-The Census Bureau has
Issued the final report the cotton crop OF 1904.
showing total production OF l3 5 s57 bales OF 800
pounds. The crop exceeds that Of 1903 by 349l 1856
bales o. IS per cent. The largest crop produced in
which amounted TO lL2S5.ooo bales. or Is per cent
less than the crop Of 1904 The average crop for
the five year period ended with 1903 was 1892 O47
bales. or Is per cent less than the crop OF 1904.
The report shows increase Of cottOnseed mills
from S57 in 1900 10 rs in 1905,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
NEW BoIssEWAIN pA9TNEess,p

Ile Limited partnership OF Boissevain & Co hav-
ING ~ mutual consent been dissolved 10 take eject
On Nay J. J. 4 t1erson OF AdOlph Boissevain & Co.
80 go oail' holland; A. Murray Young Henry A.
Murray and Andrew J. Miller have formed a zensr.l
partnership under the firm name OF Boissevain q
- q carly on the business OF foreign and do
------.t Da-iblue. dealing IN government and Other
.leeeLinent securities and the purchase and SALE on
e---a.ssl9l o5 stocks sDd bonds. on Nay - tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

ricnItuTe. once Of the Secretary, Washington D. C..
April 19O0-Sealed proposals received bv the
Secretary Agriculture until noon Wednesday Nav 10
1905 furnishing delivering laying the Weather
Bureau. T. s. Department Of Agriculture, thirty-dve
statute miles Of oneconducor telegraph cable between
CharlevOiX and Beaver Island. Mich
nation for bidding may be obtained from the chief OF
Weather Bureau, Washington, d. & Proposals Be
irclosed envelopes sealed marked Proposals for
Cable. addressed Secretary OF Agriculture
Washington. D c. The Department
reject any or all bids. JAMES WILSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR. WAsH-

ington. D G. April /. l9O5.-Seaed proposals Din
duplicated will be received this Department.
O'Clock p Thursday. May 1903. be
Immediately thereafter, for furnishing following
classes supplies etc for the Department OF the In.
terOr and rhe Civil Service Commission during fiscal
year ending June So 1906. to wit % for fuel
% for furniture carpets, and other miscellaneous sup
plies; 80 for stationery At the time and place
proposals. will be received
goods. Shoes drugs paints. hardware. fuel lumber,
chemicals laboratory apparatus plumbing electrical
craving. Photographic supplies
by the Government HOsita fo- the Insane Freed
mems Hospital the Geological Survey the
versy. and the [. s. Capitol Building and Grounds
spectvey, during the fiscal year above indicated
posals will also be the washing
and for the purchase during Period
paper the Department of the Interior.
made on Government blanks Forms Of proposals.
VIII be furnished application requests fer blanks
designate the classes OF supplies upon which pro
posed bid. bidders present
opening. E. A. HITCHCOCK. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
PROPOSALS. U. S. DEPARTMENT OF

-sgriculture once OF the Secretary washington
D. G, March 81. 19O5SeaIed proposals will be received
at the Office OF the Discussing Clerk until ..
Thursday. May 1905 for furnishing the following sup
plies during the fiscal ending 80 1896 fol
lows; stationery laboratory lumber and packing boxes
fuel and ice; painters; plumbers furniture map
forage: seals etc; broOUS hard
etc. flower pots electrical; flags Instruments
towers lanterns: printing lithographng mate
cleaning carpets washing and for
purchase OF paper Full information furnished
application to the Discussing Clerk the Weather
Bids be sealed and addressed Secre-
Of Agriculture in accordance with Instructions given
schedules. JAMES WILSON. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco. April 2S.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks TODAY were as follows:
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Nr1N1ArrRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise sos Sunset $3.50 rises Psi Moons 90
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook 1856 Island 4:26 Hell Cat 9 IN
PM.-Sandy Hook 431 Gov. Island BIOS Hell CATE q 59
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
The Turf.

and Newport News, Advance Colon, Neerland t8els).
Antwerp. colorado. Brunswick and Mobile. Germania
tFrl Narseies. Orion. Porto Rico Sutal tNorl. Bara
Goa; CSoldsbCro. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

err, ,ll move 60 its new Offices IN the Blair Bulld-
ing no % I3road-st The firm will be the American
coTrespondent OF Adolph Boissevain & Co., OF Am
sterdam Holland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND

MISCELLANEOUS us supPlles-war Department. Washing
ton. March % 1903 Sealed proposals. duplicate. will
be RECEIVED here until 2 ? m MAY T. 1905. and then
opened for furnishing stationery miscellaneous
PLIES (brooms. brushes, soaps towels for War
paItment Bureaus and Oees during year ending June 80
1908. Information furnished o application PROPOSALS
envelopes indorsed Proposals for Stationery
Proposals Miscellaneous Supplies Respectively
and addressed N. r. THORP. Chief of Supply Div.