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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
HIT "GROUT VARSITY"
"PoIy" Alumni Pass Strong Res0Iu-
tiOns-lIr. Cameron Sarcastic.

Opposition 10 the scheme OF Controller Grout for
the consolidation of a number of the educational
institutions in Brooklyn for the formation of a
Brooklyn University developed last night at a
meeting of the board Of managers Of the Alumni
Association of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute,
held in the collegiate building, in Livington-st
After considerable debate in executive session,
resolutions condemnng the project were passed.
According to james A. Cameron the president Of
the Alumni Association, which is composed OF
some twenty-siX hundred members, that body has
considerable influence in shaping the policy of the
institute. In a personal interview Mr.. Cameron
refers sarcastically to the proposed enterprise as
the 'Grout Free University" He said
There is nothing new IN Mr.. CIRCUITS proposition
for a university IN Brooklyn except what Is new
ton OF the present coiiegiate Institutions in the
borough has been under consideration by the gentle
men who had their administration N charge. II IS
not generally known that only last winter PROPOSE
ton entertained by the colleges which the Con
university at once by calling DR.. Edwin Anderson
cessff foT the imnedafe rebnijdnr of the Acad
envy of Music at that time rendered the expense
such ridiculous proposition could have been made
by Mr. CIrout if he had previously consulted with
anybody who had any knowledge Of education.
at the dinner If a new department could be or
Eanized IN the Grout University, with MI Nc
Schieren as professor of reform politics and MI
there would he every reason TO expect large in
crease in the birth rates OF this community
through the e2gerneSS or parents QeSlFOuS OF tax
ing advantage Of the unusual facilities provided.
The resolutions say:
Whereas, Mr.. Grout has lately proposed the
establishment in Brooklyn of a free public uni
versity, to be maintained by the taxpayers of the
city and the incorporation into il Of the existing
collegiate Institutions in this borough. including
the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn,
Resolved, That we, the alumni OF the Poly
technic. emphatically condemn this plan
Resolved. further, That we urge the graduates,
faculties and officers Of the Polytechnic Institute,
Adelphi College. Long Island College Hospital.
Packer Institute and the Brooklyn Institute OF
Arts and Sciences to unite with in opposition
TO this threatened blow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
4 CLEW IN FLYNN CASE
Medical Associations DeteCtiUes to
Search SQndtOylums.

According to the treasurer of IL" Herald Square
Theatre, clew has been discovered to the mystery
that shrouds the disappearance of Mary Agres
Flynn, of No. 1876 MaCon-st.. Brooklyn. two weeks
womans nat was left In the theatre ana
owner ever came for il. 1t a white fur hat.
trimmed with orchids and was punctured by two
hatpins, jewelled. Something was printed yes
terday about this ownerless hat and in the afte~-
noon a young went TO the box office and
asked the hat. She said she Mabel
Allen of Brooklyn but the treasurer did not get
her address She looked at the hat and declared ii
belonged to Mary Flynn, who was. she said her
friend
The last time she Miss Flynn. she declared.
weeks ago Saturday a Broadway car
bound for the theatre. She then asked for this hat
but the treasurer would not give IL 10 her. lie
said Miss Flyna would have to call for it in person
James Taylo. Lewis, the State Medical Associa-
tions chief counsel yesterday mailed instructions
to Mrs. Sarah Rves and Mrs. Nellie DyCkman. TWO
of the associations detectives to begin search OF
all the Ctys private sanatOTiums in the hope of dis
covering the whereabouts of Mary Flynn. The
detectives VIII 20 openly to each suspected sans-
forum and request to be allowed to inspect its
women patients. If this request is granted, the
rest Of the investigation will prove easy. Should
however, admttance be refused i'll any instance
Mrs Rives and Mrs. Dyckman will report the par
ticular sanatorium TO the Board Of Health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Hyrus New Yogl '''''
Swansea. Feb 2c-saled Exeter city ,Rr, King
Berry Island FeS 2Srassed. steamer Rrookiyu city
y Hun ''' ''''N'
London. Feb 2sISeed steamer ruscarora Chr, Holnss
HaTburs Feb 25-Arriyed. steamer Elise Marie ,Ger,
Dutch Stenger. New YORK ' 80 eI'ai'
Apfeid New York Dover ~ '-''''. 20
Hovrt FEB 25-SaiieI. steamer MoDt-esl ,Rr, Evans
Cherbourg FEB % 10 J. Arrived steamer Eronpri,,
W theli" V1rrl Richter. Ne" York pIyrnoatn Tor
SaEres f-o iassei. steamer Napont-a P-t1re tl;rl
EaEleton. %epics Tor New-York '''' -
, MaT-elies Feb % sailed steamer C,-luo-f, tt-r 1,,
bert, New Work 90 .'N
Genoa Feb p Arrived steamer Citta jl Naron span,
l@Na.eNN, NeN N"-k via \0p-a. .-tl e4ilel strar,
eIs ,lN 81 Mieuo Utah, - hlsF }nn York. t'trtlc
,tir', Sealby. New York
Marie Feb 2$-Saiisd steamer Neastrla ,F-, sarol,
Venice Feb 2t-Arriyed steamer Gu;la o>ust s,upag-
len New NotN. Via Naples III. PoCabortls by,
James. New -fofS Via oporJo, Frnis. ,n1- pre-
AMER Feb Passed. steameTCom ,Br McGW.
Ne"-f"rF wa Table Raw. etc for Hloso. Iokohama.
Adelaide, Feb 2t-Arrived steamer Nrcrayshire by,
Mclaughlin Network Via 81 Vineent = y az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
Public Notices.
7171@TRENE COURT. APPELIATE DIVISION

CUTRENIE COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION,
- First Department-In the application
Of Hudson anA Manhattan Railroad Company
ppoinment OF three Commissioners determine and re-
port railroad ought to be constructed op
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that pursuant
amended undersigned Hudson and Manhattan Rail
viii apply to the Appellate Division the
Judicial Department term thereof be the
Appellate Division Court House. at Madison Avenue and
Friday the 10Th day OF March, 1905
thereafter
he heard for the appointment of three Commission
said Appellate Division hearing the
railroad Of Railroad Company ought TO be
ed operated The papers upon which the aforesaid
application will be made are the petition OF the said
Railroad Company. dated February 1905 the papers
accompanying the same, all Of which filed
Office OF the o Appellate Division on or
Feby 10Th 1905 and addition thereto
papers as shall he presented said Court by the
sal Railroad Company.
A description general plan OF con-
strucOn OF said railroad form papers filed
synopsis OF the said From the line under
the Hudson River to West Street; thence West
Corandt Street a point the Westerly line
Church Street. and thence curvng Northwardly
and thence Westwardly under Fulton Street West
Street the Hudson River the with a
subway for foot under Dey Street from the
terminal and station at Church Street 70 Broadway
under Broadway TO John Street.
The object Of the aforesaid application is
appointment who determine after
public hearing of all parties interested. such
evidence Appellate Division to-
OF
in favor of the construction and operation
road las this Company will ask that II shall be-. shall
said Railroad Company.
Dated New York FEBRUARY IA 1872
HUDSON AND MANHATTAN RAILROAD COMPANY.
by w G. McADOO. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Kew-York, Tuesday, Feb. %, 1905

Potomac tB). Mcdonald. London February IL
and Plymouth Is. 10 Philip kuUrecnt ballast. Arrived
Bar a
Steamer h.oonauo. Doxrud Antwerp February Is to
+ Req Line with 122 cabin I24S pas
Eeusrys and mdse Arrived the Bar at , n
80 and Naples Holognesi Hartnel1 CO. with Is
cabin and i-p4 steeras= passengers ana mtse. Arrived
the bar n a
steamer Shinosa t}r) chaplain. Yokohama December
t. Kobe i" shanghai "a. Hong Kong 10 Sngapcre Janu
arv .. Penang l. Port said February and Agiers ..
with mdse 90 i!Iam Fweddle Co Vessel 70 barber
& Co Arrived at the Bar o "a
steamer SbIia Oier) liramheer. Savaniila February
IL. CartaEeua 10 Port Lmon ~ Kingston %
Hamburg American Line, with 81 passengers malls and
Tndss. Arrived at the Bar 1:15 y m.
steamer BayanlO WOOstou, Tampco February
u and Havana "a to James + Ward & CO. with mdse.
Arrived al the Bar 12-i5 p
70 Daniel Bacon with hemp Arrived the Bar at
midnight nth
steamer Atheniana CIR, Evans Porto Padre February
steamer Iovsakhe Norl, Renertsen. Manzanillo Feb
ruary II, Cardenas II Cienfuegos Is % 20
Daniel Bacon with Arrived at the Bar a. 30
m.
steamer sif lNor). Germanson Cardenas February Is
and Matanzas -, 10 II WinrNsstsr & 20 with sugar
Arrived al the Bar 30 a m
steamer MORO Castle, Downs Havana February 20 TO
James p Ward 90. with iUI passenger. mails nd
mcse- Arrived at the Bar at ,
Steamer Concho Berstow. Galveston February - via
hey West 20. TO II Mallory 60. passenger and
mdse. Passed ~ SANDY Hook at 10 p m
steamer Zanzibar fEr) Ieary. Fhiladelphia
=. 10 master in ballast WI go to Roberts dry d1rk
Tor repairs Passed in Sandy Hook a 1921 p m
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse Ge-l. from Brem-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
HITS WESTCHESTER ROAD.
Attack on It's Charter Filed zCith
4ttOrney General.
IRr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Albany Feb eS-An attack on the charter OF the
New-York Westchester and Boston Railroad was
filed with the Attorney General to-day, and cofnci-
dent with it, Senator Elsberg introduced a meas
ure by request which would seem to remedy GER
tain Of the charter defects of the Westchester
which furnish the basis for that attack. If this
was the purpose. however. of the person who gave
the bill TO Senator Esberg, it will fail for when
the coincidence pointed out TO the Senator
tonight he promptly declared that he would
amend the bill in such manner that ii would not
affect any pending case and If this were not salts
factory to the person for whom he introduced the
bill, he would withdraw the bill altogether.
The attack the New-York, Wsstchest>- and
Boston Railroad is made in the name of Anthony
Stumpf, of No. 549 East 155th-st,. New-YoTk City,
who names his attorneys Charles A. Collin,
of the law firm of Sheehan & Collin. and Samuel
Untermyer Through his attorneys NJ. Stumpf
asks the permission of the Attornsy General to
a Sg a 6e drec6fs Of the Weatches
ter and Boston Railroad, Wh0 are nared forbid
corporation The ground for this application is
based two charges FIRST, that the original Ger
tlficate of Incorporation was defective and in
affday1, settiag forth the fact that 10 per cent
because whatever further validity gained by
the Legal powers conferred under the charter or
1872 was lost IN lS& By the conpanys failure 10
II am bringing civil suit" Mr.. Stumps said yes
terday. because feel that the New-York West
chester and Boston Railway has no legal existence
and want 10 its claim to the validity or its
charter This granted in 1872. and provided that
the company must construct the road IN ten years
II IS declared that the charter was revived py an
the Legislature in 1898, but this very rnuch
f 4b4ogb RhSh the pToposed road is TO
run, and feel that unless the legat? OF the char-
viii not develop. and that a Legitimate concern
would be deferred from building road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
ULSTER SERVES NOTICE
Clcn5catcr Says County Is Opposed
to Water Extension.
- rELEGHAFH ID - rR1r1.Nr !

Albany Fen. 2S.-Through its representative
Judge A ]. Clearwater Ulster County. at a
hearing to-day. served notice on the city Of New
York that the citizens Of that county were irrev-
! ooaaly opposed 10 the extension Of the New-York
water system into their county on any terms The
declaration was emphatic and unmistakable. and it
was supported by certified copies of resolutions
tadop;ed by the Kingston Board Of Trade and Com
Council. The direct statement of this senti-
meut was evoked by Corporation Counsel John J.
Delany. who in replying to the speech Of Judge
Clearwater asked If the opposition meant that the
county Of Ulster was opposed to New-York getting
its water there any terms. Judge Clearwater
answered:
We don't want you there at all: we cannot
understand how it is possible TO preserve and pro-
1ect ourselves ana the flow OF our streams and let
New-York City get the 50oGJop00 gallons dav the
Mayor says he must have
At The end OF the hearing Corporation Counsel
Delany talked with Assefnblyman Wainwright. who
has a water bill allowing Westchcster cities 10 ran
the New York system, and il is understood that
there IS q possibility Of some future conference
thai may result in agreement between some OF
the conflicting interests At least.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
CORDOV4 FLEES AGAIN.
Eloping Pastor BeEeUed to Hare
Taken Girl West
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrRr>r

New Brunswick. \. J.. FEB 28.-AIlss JUN. Rov,n.
- South River choir singer, IS believed to have
again toued the Rev. = + Cordova t,, -
pastor OF the Methodist Churcl. in that boros,eh
WIKI "A''n she eloped several months ago and q
is said tie couple are now their way West over
tae Pennsylvania Railroad. Prosecutor ,7a,,, o.,
c.e last Eisnt was called I'D at his bo,,s. on -.
Telephone - man n Jersey City who asked
$50 Soaia oe ceae toward arresting Cordoya
NHcLn r. said AS there he had seen his trr'l-s
~ The station. aro anxious 10 have fbe -,
arrested the Prosecutor advised him 10 reuort
tie case % Police Headquarters there and to H.
re man crested and MS trunks seized, He told
IL man E@ could say the Prosecutor had ssnt
hca, but that Ire could do nothing here as no CON-
plant mad been made against the man
me inquirer asked + he could not come here ord
Vas io4a ile could make complaint here before
JLsura Sedan. but he failed appear last lieht
and nothing more heard until II devalCpa5 ~
c7E that Miss BOVINE had disappeared from her
hone in South River The Jerseg lItv D0I{re san,
t"rocta and a woman answering Miss Bowne's
DESCRIPTION Jeff there last night and started West
= has been learEed here that Miss Bowne's father
found her 10 Jersey city short time ago. where
she was cInEior,d il 4 department store. He
brought her nome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
MURDERED GIRL IDENTIFIED
Young Woman Found Dead Now Known to
Have Come from Poughkeepsie.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Paterson. N. J.. Feb. 2s.-The young woman who
found dead in the snow the Garrett
Mountains Saturday morning and for whose
death ten OF shady reputation are under ar
rest. was tonight identified Mrs. Lillian Nc
Coy OF Poughkeepsie The Identification was made
from Il description telephoned to Paterson by the
Her husband, william Mccoy IL a bustnan and
lives in PouEhkeepse. She left him
after quarrel She has an excellent reputation i'm
Poughksepsie. Her sister, Mrs, William Havon.
lives at No. III South W0ter-st, PouRhkeepsie and
she Is said 10 be In good circumstances The Young
woman was not heard from after leaving Pougf-
keepsie. as far the police OF that civ know,
Prosecutor Emiey to-day decided to prefer charges
or granddaughter against all the men arrested Tho
autopsy having disclosed the fact that the victim
was brutally treated bcfotr she fed almost nude
from the hut I'm Garrett Mountains, where she was
held prisoner by members Of the Swing Gate and
the Notch Road gangs. now In custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
TO ORGANIZE BROOKLYN UNIVERSITY.
Controller Grout Announces List of 247
Names.

Controller Grout yesterday out the list of
Brooklyn men he has asked to cooperate in organ
izing a university for Brooklyn by grouping near
the Museum building various well known educa-
tional institutions The list contains 247 names.
M. G-out has secured the hall of the Long Island
Historical Society. Pierrepont-st.. Brooklyn for
next Thursday afternoon. and has asked all the
men named TO meet him there. The list In part
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
Proposals.
lie INTERIOR.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL Washington. d. c, February 10 10O5-Sealed pro
posals lin dupc1teJ construction OF build
De school teachers residences
points
Bay, Seldovia Cook nletJ Wood Island Koda6
also at Yakutat Hanes Kinoo Wrangell and JACKSON.
Alaska, will be received at the Dert
ment until o'clock .. m. Saturday. April Is i&S
and will be opened mmedia ely thereafter in the res
Of bidders desire attend. The
reject and all bids received BlaES
of proposal, embracing SPECIFICATIONS. be Oh
tanned application the Depa rtTcent. the Com
missioner Education where drawings showing details
be inspected. Plans and specifications also Do
seen and obtained from Prof William A. Kelly at Ska
Alaska juneau and Douglas from Livingston F. Jones
OF juneau and from the u. Commissioners ketchi-
kan Wransell Skagsay, Seward. and Valdez Alaska
70. A. HITCHCOCk. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 635 Sunset $50 rises 3,41 %
HIGH WATER
A.M.-Sandy Hook 35S Gov Island $50 Hell Cate 6:23
PM.-sandy Hook 43s Gov. Island $40 Hell Gate 7;O3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
1 RMY BUILDING- WHITEHALL sT.. NEW

York City February %. 1sO5-Seaed proposals.
trtpliCate, will b. received 1 O'Clock T. 81
March %. 1905 and then opened for furnishing de
ering the Quartermssters Department either the
Philadelphia Boston New York. Chicago san Fran-
DeDots. Linen Collars. Drawers
Winter Drawers, White Cotton Gloves BucsSin Gloves
Yellow Horsehlde Gloves. Chamb-av Sroes
Arctic CvershOes Mattress Covers Mosquito Bars
sheets. Pillows. Pillow Cases Tent Pins. Trumpet Cords
Blue KeTsey. White Facing
Bucks,in Gauntlets. Information ard blanks
bidding furnished upon application. S reserves
right reject accept any all proposals part
containing proposals marked
Proposals for Clothing. Equipage Materials
opened %. 1905 and addressed 70 BINC;-
HAM. Mai 6 or Nj. Z. s A. Depot Q VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
THURSDAY, MARCH =.
FRInAY- NARCH q

Byron. Peraambuc9 Lamport s Holt. 300 ZOO m
Nassau Ward a m d m
Prince, Peruambuco, . m m
ATapahoe. Charleston. clyde 90. 3:uO n m
CoUlal brunswick. Mallory .-......... 500 D m
Princess Anne. Norfolk Old dominion 800 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
Z HhQI I'M Evs. S:l5- Mat Saturday 2:i5.
$ aaaSsE' MAY IRWIN $ Z ; H.,
East OF Fire Island at


Steamers II Alba, Galveston BresIau ,JIrr, Bremen
MsrteIo t3rl, Hun; St-rlr-d tCierl Flushing
Gers. HordeoIS Fr Hayrs; Alliance. Colon; Couanche
Charleston and Jacksonville. t1tv or Memphis Savanna
jefferson Norfolk G0d Newport New. Bowie tI}rI liz
POOL; Beatrice tNer': Port Antonio; NJ Whtney Bos
tvia Sandy HUoN)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01

J George Y. Brewer.
/ Norman Z. Dixie.
| Silas 3. butcher.
/ Julian ID. Fairchild,
! Herbert F. Gunnisoc.
! J. G.. Jenkins.
+ Justice Marean.
| a. ] Nutting.
! Frederick w. Wurster.
. George W. Brush.
. J. Hampden DOugherty.
( John Glib.
Frederic W. Hinrichs.
I William @. Low.
Wills L. Ogden.
: Nelson p. Lewis.
Frank Squier.
! James Mcmahon.
! J. Adolph MollennRuer.
General James McL,eer.
! Dean Alyord.
. John A-buckle.
Andrew d. Baird.
| Wesley G. Bush.
! General Horatio c. King,
Ludwig Nissen.
SilE Ppulson.
F. Il. Pratt.
Colonel William Hester.
James Shevlin.
/ Jacob Bremen.
8ird 8. Coler.
I GrosvenOr II. Backas.
George ". Wingats.
James D. Bel.
@. T. Moon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01

Alexander z. Orr.
81 Clair McKelway.
David A. Body.
Edward N. Shepard.
Martin ". Littleton.
Andrew Mclean.
William B5rri.
Thomas p. Peters.
r. Ross Appleton.
Elijah r. Kennedy.
Frank Bailey.
Hiram r. Steele,
Henry Batterman.
Patrick II. McCarTen.
Abraham Abraham.
Timothy L. Woodruff
Henry Sanger Snow.
4. Augustus Healy.
Prof. Franklin w. Hooper.
DR.. Fred ". Atkinson.
Charles II. Pratt
DF. Truman J. Backus.
Or. Joseph II. Raymond.
Dr. Charles H. Levermore.
!. Edward Swanstrora.
g. l. RossiteT.
Alfred T. White
William J. Carr.
Justice Gaynor.
Don -. SsitZ
Justice Jeuk S.
Charles A. Sch!sren.
John Woodward.
= :. Haight.
Augustus Van Wyck.
Il l. Bridgman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
AmuSemeHtS.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
LAST WEEK OF
Grand Opera Season l904-l905.

Under the direction of Mr Heinrich Conrted
This Evening, At S-DIE FLEDERMATS Sem
brfch. Alien. Weed. Dippe Cioritz RAiss. Cireder.
MIhlmann. HdnseIer Conductor FRANKIE
Thurs. Evg.. ID 100 Special Performance
DIE MEISTERSINGER Alien J9coby; BurgstaIer
Rooy. Blass. Reiss. NGhlmauu. Con.
Special Prces-S1 $50. s.. 81
Fri Evg, Mich. Sd. at s. Last Subscription EvE.-
Grand Miscellaneous Bill Beginning with Scene L
CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA- De Maccht Jacoby.
Bauermeister. Bars. BegUe. followed by ACT " Of
IA GIoCoNDN Nordica. Homer; Carus9 Graldoni.
SIVTGLIA- Semhrich, DippeI GiraIGoni Gourmet
R0ssi concluding with ACT T. % PAGIIACCI
CarUSo Scott Reiss. Paryis Conductor. Nisua.
Attn. Mich 4. At 2-TOSCA- Emma Eaues;
Dippel, Scott. Ross, Dufriche Bars. Coud. Vigna
Sat Eyg- Mob. {. Popular Prices. at 7:45-DIE
WALKUERE Walker Framstsd. Homer,
Van Rooy. Bass Conductor Hertz
EVg. Mich ,. a
LAST SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
SOlOiSts; Mile DE Macchi. VI. GiraIdoni.
Josef HOFMANN Fritz EREIST.FR
Piano
by arrangement with Mr. Henry Wolfschnl
Entire Met Opera Orch Coudr. Mr.. Frankie
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
A UGUsTA ARsENAL. AUGUsTA. ca.

Feb. q, 19O5-Seaed proposals. in duplicate, sub,
conditions Will be received here until
P o 1905. for purchase OF condemned
Catalogues giving quantities condition
etc be had application 10 d. A LYLE, Lieut.
Col. ORD. Dept. CondE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01

ton. q. g. February H. 10O5-Ssalsd propose IS
VIII be received this Department until saturday Ma-e
-, 1908, IN. furnishing LETTER CARRIt-tt
SATCHEIS. large the Delivery Service for
Of four Conmenciur June I. SpsCid
cations and Of proposals. which will be
ready March l. 1905. viii furnished
upon application the Purchasing Agent Post once
master General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c..
- Washington Feb "a 1eo5-sEALED PROPOSALS
will he this office until Il o'clock March
water pipe. SPECIFICATIONS and blank forn5 Of
proposal De obtained at this once HENRY q. F
MCFARLAND HENRY l. WEST, JOHN BTDDLE
Commissioners. n g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01
DOST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING

L ton. d g., February IA. 19O5.-Proposas VIII be re
Ceived Post ONCE Department in the Cftv o.
Washington. until O'Clock LIST 1905 FOR the
conveyance OF United states Mails pursuant 20 Act Of
March b 1881 on the Route hereinafter described Bid
ders invited submit
Route under contract for i've and also
WHOA shall commence July 1st 1905 Schedule:
Route No. as 20. NJ 5. Francisco
Tahiti 10 trips year, upon schedule approved by the
Postmaster General I'm vessels of the third class time "a
DAYS Bond required with bid $4,000 The right is
served reject all bids Circulars
the Act description o bid
ders and blank forms Of proposals and bonds be Oh
aine Of the superintendent Of Foreign Mails Post ONCE
Department, after March LIST 1905. r i. WINNIE, Post
master GeneraI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-01

I S. ENGR. OFFICE. BOSTON MASS,
Feb Is 1900 Sealed proposals Rock Excava
Boston Harbor Mass. viii he received here until
N. 20 1898. then publicly opened Iutorma
aunI-aII-n W s SIANLoN- COL E-E-.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-27
CHARGES AGAINST DRAKE
BEFORE COMMISSIONERS

Commissioner Macfarland today laid
before the Board of Commissioners the
charges preferred by the Royal Benefit
Society against Thomas Z. Drake, Su-
perintendent OF Insurance, together with
Mr.. Drake s formal reply.
The Commissioners Will shortly hold a
conference at which the plan Of proceed
ure for the investigation of the charges
Will be decided upon
Superintendent Drake today wrote TO
the District Commissioners asking that
the investigation Of the charges be
made as speedily as possible.